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Arrested Development: Where the Bluths are Now
2 Nov
Summary
- Jason Bateman achieved a career comeback with Arrested Development.
- Jessica Walter's role as Lucille inspired Archer's Malory.
- Will Arnett voices iconic characters like BoJack Horseman.

The cast of the cult-favorite series Arrested Development has gone on to remarkable careers since the Bluth family's antics first graced television screens. Jason Bateman, who played the perpetually stressed Michael Bluth, saw his career revitalized, leading to acclaimed roles in "Ozark" and a string of successful films, showcasing his versatility.
Jessica Walter, who masterfully portrayed the matriarch Lucille Bluth, left an indelible mark. Her iconic performance directly inspired the character of Malory Archer in the animated series "Archer," a testament to her unique talent.
Will Arnett, as the magician G.O.B. Bluth, has become a prominent voice actor, bringing characters like BoJack Horseman and LEGO Batman to life. He also co-hosts the popular "SmartLess" podcast with fellow "Arrested Development" alum Jason Bateman.
Other cast members have also achieved notable success. Tony Hale earned multiple Emmy awards for his work on "Veep" and "The Mysterious Benedict Society." Portia de Rossi retired from acting but maintained a presence through her art publishing company. David Cross continued his stand-up and sketch comedy career and has appeared in numerous films and television shows.
Jeffrey Tambor, who played George Bluth Sr., had a notable career before and after Arrested Development, including his Emmy-winning role in "Transparent." Michael Cera, as George Michael Bluth, became a movie star with roles in "Superbad" and "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World." Alia Shawkat has established herself as an indie film favorite and appeared in acclaimed series like "Search Party."