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Fans were recently stunned to see one of the 1980s’ most beloved stars looking remarkably youthful as he celebrated his 60th birthday in Los Angeles. The actor, best known for playing Bill S. Preston, Esq. opposite Keanu Reeves’ Ted in the cult favorite Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure, was spotted during a low-key visit to a dry cleaner. This rare public sighting came just weeks after a much-anticipated reunion with Reeves at the 78th Annual Tony Awards, where their fresh-faced appearance delighted audiences, nearly 40 years after their iconic film debut.
The actor turning heads is none other than Alex Winter. While best known for his role as the lovable Bill, Winter also made an impression with his darker performance as Marko in the 1987 vampire classic The Lost Boys. Over the years, he’s showcased his acting range in various projects, including a role in the suspenseful Grand Piano (2013), where he shared the screen with Elijah Wood and John Cusack. Winter’s ability to move between comedy, horror, and thrillers highlights a career built on versatility.
Their reunion at the Tony Awards on June 8 at New York’s Radio City Music Hall caused a stir online and among the crowd. Dressed in elegant black tuxedos, both Winter and Reeves looked sharp and ageless, reminding fans of the enduring charm of their onscreen chemistry. But the event was more than just a nostalgic moment—it served as a preview for their upcoming Broadway debut in Waiting for Godot. Slated for 2025, the revival will feature Reeves as Estragon and Winter as Vladimir, a collaboration the duo is clearly enthusiastic about.
While Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure made a massive cultural impact upon its release in 1989—earning over $40 million on a modest $10 million budget—it was only the beginning of a trilogy that continued with Bogus Journey in 1991 and Face the Music in 2020. Outside of acting, Alex Winter has established himself as a respected documentary filmmaker, with critically acclaimed projects like Downloaded, Deep Web, and HBO’s Showbiz Kids, proving his creative talents extend far beyond acting.
Despite his long career, Winter has remained relatively private, preferring to keep his personal life, especially time with his son, out of the public eye. Yet his fan base remains loyal, and his recent appearance—combined with the buzz around his new stage role—has reignited interest in both his past and present work. From time-traveling teen to seasoned filmmaker and stage performer, Alex Winter continues to captivate, reminding fans why they fell in love with him in the first place.