Iconic '90s Actor Is Unrecognizable 35 Years After Co-Starring With Julia Roberts
Oliver Platt is unrecognizable 35 years after starring in 1990's Flatliners alongside Julia Roberts.
On Friday, June 20, the actor, 65, pictures obtained by the Daily Mail captured the actor during a rare public outing in Manhattan.
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The Bicentennial Man and Lake Placid star looked nothing like he did during his '90s heyday. For the jaunt, Platt donned a gray, collared shirt, jean shorts, tall white socks and tennis shoes, sporting a thinner frame and grayer hair than fans are used to seeing.
See the photos of Platt and what he looks like now!
In 1990, Platt and Roberts, 57, starred in the sci-fi psychological horror film directed by Joel Schumacher and produced by Michael Douglas and Rick Bieber. Flatliners also starred Kiefer Sutherland, Kevin Bacon, William Baldwin and K.K. Dodds, among others.
Platt portrayed Randy Steckle, a medical student who takes part in near-death experiments alongside his peers in an attempt to learn what happens after death.
Today, the actor is best known for portraying a very different kind of doctor—psychologist Dr. Daniel Charles in Chicago Med.
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Iconic '90s Actor Is Unrecognizable 35 Years After Co-Starring With Julia Roberts first appeared on Parade on Jun 21, 2025
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