📺 Absolutely Fabulous (1992-2012) Cast Then and Now
“Absolutely Fabulous,” or “Ab Fab,” remains one of Britain’s most iconic and outrageous comedies. Created by Jennifer Saunders, the series follows the chaotic lives of Edina Monsoon and Patsy Stone — two fashion-obsessed, hard-drinking socialites navigating celebrity culture, motherhood, and excess. Running from 1992 to 2012, the show became a cultural phenomenon, beloved for its sharp satire, quotable lines, and unforgettable characters. In this video, we take a look back at the Absolutely Fabulous cast then and now, exploring how the stars have changed and what they’ve been doing since the show’s end. From Jennifer Saunders’ writing legacy to Joanna Lumley’s timeless elegance, discover what became of the entire cast that made “Ab Fab” a comedy classic. ✨ Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and comment on your favourite Ab Fab moments — and tell us which character you think has changed the most! ⸻ 🎭 Main Cast • Jennifer Saunders – Edina • Joanna Lumley – Patsy • Julia Sawalha – Saffron • June Whitfield – Mother • Jane Horrocks – Bubble ⸻ 💄 Recurring Cast • Harriet Thorpe – Fleur • Helen Lederer – Catriona • Naoko Mori – Sarah • Christopher Malcolm – Justin • Christopher Ryan – Marshall • Mo Gaffney – Bo • Kathy Burke – Magda • Felix Dexter – John Johnston • Tilly Blackwood – Lady Candida De Denison-Bender • Lulu – Lulu • Eleanor Bron – Patsy’s Mother • Gary Beadle – Oliver • Marianne Faithfull – God • Emma Bunton – Emma Bunton ⸻ 🌟 Guest Stars & Cameos • Tom Hollander • Twiggy • Kate O’Mara • Dora Bryan • Celia Imrie • Antony Cotton • Adrian Edmondson • Miranda Richardson • James Dreyfus • Ruby Wax • Britt Ekland • Minnie Driver • Robert Lindsay • Zandra Rhodes • Naomi Campbell • Kristin Scott Thomas • Jo Brand • Idris Elba • Julian Rhind-Tutt • Mariella Frostrup • Dawn French • Stephen Gately • Elton John • Helena Bonham Carter • Whoopi Goldberg • Richard E. Grant • Debbie Harry • Suzi Quatro • Germaine Greer • Daniela Denby-Ashe • Josh Hamilton Fair Use Notice This video may include copyrighted material used under the fair use doctrine (Section 107 of the Copyright Act) for purposes like criticism, commentary, and education.
