Pitch Perfect Stars: Where Are They Now?

The cast of "Pitch Perfect," which premiered 14 years ago, has embarked on varied and successful career paths since their a cappella days. Anna Kendrick, already established, has expanded her directing portfolio with the crime thriller "Woman of the Hour" and is slated to direct "The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo." Brittany Snow has stepped behind the camera, co-writing and directing her feature film debut, "Parachute," released in 2023.

Rebel Wilson shared that her "Pitch Perfect" contract initially limited her ability to lose weight. Following this revelation, she pursued a healthier lifestyle after consulting a fertility doctor. The film's success paved the way for many cast members to explore new creative endeavors and personal growth, diverging significantly from their iconic on-screen personas.

Anna Camp has continued her theater and television work, while Brittany Snow, alongside her directorial efforts, has remained active in film and television, notably appearing in "X" (2022) and "The Hunting Wives." Skylar Astin, after appearing in "Pitch Perfect 2," has taken on voice roles and starred in various television series, including "So Help Me Todd."

Elizabeth Banks, a co-producer on the original film, directed "Pitch Perfect 2" and has since helmed "Charlie's Angels" (2019) and "Cocaine Bear" (2023), while also hosting "Press Your Luck." Ben Platt, who originated the role of Evan Hansen on Broadway, continued his acclaimed stage and screen career, earning Tony nominations and starring in "The Politician."