Where Are These Beautiful Actresses Today?

Back in the day, these iconic actresses were beyond a sight for sore eyes. Having taken the world by a storm in the golden years of Hollywood, you'd be incredibly surprised to see where they ended up now.

Sofia Vergara is most recognizable in the recent years from her gig in the comedy series "Modern Family", where she portrays the hilarious and passionate Gloria Delgado-Pritchett. Prior to that Golden Globe and Primetime Emmy Award winning role, the Colombian beauty queen was famous for several other gigs, one of them being co-hosting two shows on Univision TV networks. Vergara appeared in films such as "Four Brothers" and "Madea Goes To Jail", and is now married to actor Joe Manganiello.

Jane Fonda, to this day, impresses her fans with her enthusiasm and beauty. Having won two Academy Awards throughout her career, as well as receiving a 'Lifetime Achievement Award' from the American Film Institute (AFI), Fonda shot to fame back in the 60s and hasn't stopped since. The actress' breakthrough role was in "Barbarella", and at the moment Fonda stars in "Grace and Frankie", an Original Netflix Series. Moreover, Fonda has always impressed with her workout videos!

Today's kids will probably remember Diana Rigg as Olenna Tyrell on the recent hit show "Game of Thrones", but Rigg was a star decades before the show was even around. In the 60s, Rigg gained recognition with her role in "The Avengers", as well as her Tony Award-winning role in "Medea" on Broadway in 1994. What many fans may not know about Rigg is that she spent a lot of her childhood in India and therefore knows some Hindi.

If you remember her from the 90s, then you recall her guest appearances in the timeless sitcom "Friends", starring as Chandler Bing's writer mother. However, Morgan Fairchild was well-known due to her notable appearances in "Dallas", "Flamingo Road" and "Falcon Crest". The actress is now approaching the 70s mark, but what her fans may not know is that Fairchild learned kung-fu after being held hostage twice.