What happened to the cast of Logan's Run? From Hollywood stardom to health struggles and tragic deaths - the fates of the cast 50 years on

Logan's Run became a sci-fi smash hit, grossing a total of $25million after it was released in 1976. 

Based on the book by William F Nolan and George Clayton Johnson, the film was set in a dystopian future where people are killed when they reach the age of 30, with Logan 5, a 'Sandman' tasked with hunting down those who try to escape their fate. 

But after discovering the existence of a fabled place called Sanctuary, Logan begins to question the society he has sworn to protect and ends up on the run himself. 

The film won a Special Academy Award for its visual effects as well as six Saturn Awards. 

A spin-off TV series was also launched, with 14 episodes airing on CBS. 

So, after half a century since Logan's Run, what did the stars go on to do and where are they now?

Where are the cast of Logan's Run 50 years after the sci-fi smash hit was released?

Michael York played the main role of Logan 5 in the movie, a Sandman who hunts Runners in the city

In 2002 Michael received a star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame for his contributions to motion pictures and was honoured with an OBE in 1996 (pictured in 2018) 

Michael tied the knot with his wife Patricia McCallum in 1968 after meeting a year prior (pictured together in 2015) 

Michael York 

Michael York played the main role of Logan 5 in the movie, a Sandman who hunts Runners in the city. 

After starting out his career with the Royal National Theatre, the actor, now 84, secured his breakthrough role in the 1968 adaptation of Romeo and Juliet. 

He went on to star in a range of notable films including Something For Everyone, Cabaret, Lost Horizon and Murder On The Orient Express. 

Following Logan's Run he went on to secure the role of Basil Exposition in the Austin Powers franchise. 

In 2002 Michael received a star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame for his contributions to motion pictures.

He was also honoured with an OBE in 1996. 

Michael tied the knot with his wife Patricia McCallum in 1968 after meeting a year prior. 

Speaking in 2012 he revealed his hobbies are going to the opera, travel and collecting. 

He told The Strand Magazine: 'I’m a bit of a magpie. I’ve been collecting stuff to do with the opera and the ballet. I love design drawings, costume drawings, set drawings, things that are later translated into something else.'

In 2013 Michael revealed he was suffering from a rare disease called amyloidosis, a condition where a protein called amyloid builds up in your body and can affect your heart, kidney, liver and nerves. 

He underwent a stem cell transplant to help alleviate symptoms and in 2022 he and his wife moved to Minnesota to be closer to the Mayo Clinic for treatment. 

Jenny Agutter 

Jenny Agutter played Jessica 6 and helped Logan escape the domed city and the search for the Sanctuary

Moving back to the UK in the nineties to raise a family, she appeared once again in the 2000 adaptation of The Railway Children but this time playing the mother (pictured in 2024) 

Since 2012 she has also had a recurring role as Sister Julienne in the BBC's Call The Midwife (pictured) and also received an OBE in the same year 

Jenny Agutter played Jessica 6 and helped Logan escape the domed city and the search for the Sanctuary. 

She is most known for her role in The Railway Children, both the 1968 series and the 1970 film. 

Then in 1972 she won an Emmy for Best Supporting Actress in The Snow Goose. 

After relocating to America in 1974 to pursue a career in Hollywood she landed Logan's Run and also went on to star in Amy and Child's Play 2. 

Riding a career high she won a BAFTA for Best Supporting Actress in Equus and was nominated for an AACTA for Best Actress in The Survivor. 

Moving back to the UK in the nineties to raise a family, she appeared once again in the 2000 adaptation of The Railway Children but this time playing the mother. She later returned again 2022 for The Railway Children Return. 

Since 2012 she has also had a recurring role as Sister Julienne in the BBC's Call The Midwife and also received an OBE in the same year. 

Jenny's husband Johan passed away in 2025 after 35 years of marriage. The couple share one son. 

The star has been very involved in raising awareness for cystic fibrosis as she believes it was responsible for the death of two of her siblings. 

After suggesting it to the producers at the BBC, Call The Midwife dedicated an episode to the condition.  

Michael Anderson Jr

Starring as the surgeon in Logan's Run, Michael (pictured L) bagged the role due to his father's position as director of the film

The actor, now 82, scored his first major American film The Sundowners in 1960 before going on to stary in Walt Disney's In Search Of The Castaways 

Starring as the surgeon in Logan's Run, Michael bagged the role due to his father's position as director of the film. 

The actor, now 83, scored his first major American film The Sundowners in 1960 before going on to star in Walt Disney's In Search Of The Castaways. 

He also starred as Clayt in the ABC Western series The Monroes before finally starring in one of his father's films with Logan's Run. 

After numerous later credits including The Martian Chronicles, Fantasy Island and Elvis Meets Nixon he retired from acting in 1998. 

Michael has been married three times. He tied the knot with his first wife Victoria Harrington in 1966 and the couple had three children. 

After their split in 1973 he went on to marry Maria O'Brien in 1976 and they had another child before divorcing eight years later.

Then in 1986 he married Marina Anderson, until their divorce in 1990.  

In 1988 he became a naturalized US citizen. 

Farrah Fawcett-Majors

Farrah played Holly 13 in the sci-fi film (pictured middle) after first rising to fame for her role in the first series of Charlie's Angels for which she received a Golden Globe nomination

Farrah was diagnosed with anal cancer in 2006 but a year later it metastatised in her liver and she tragically died in 2009 aged 62 (pictured in 2005) 

Farrah played Holly 13 in the sci-fi film after first rising to fame for her role in the first series of Charlie's Angels for which she received a Golden Globe nomination. 

After beginning her career in commercials her famous red swimsuit poster sold over 12 million copies and is said to be an iconic symbol of the late 1970s. 

Following Logan's Run she scored roles in The Burning Bed and Small Sacrifices for which she received Emmy Award nominations.

In 1979 she began dating her partner Ryan O'Neal and the pair welcomed son Redmond in 1985. They split in 1997 before rekindling their relationship in 2001. 

Redmond struggled with drug addiction and was confined to a psychiatric facility in 2019 after he was deemed unfit by a judge to stand trial for attempted murder.

He was diagnosed with 'schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and antisocial personality disorder' and as of October 2024 he still remains confined. 

Farrah was diagnosed with anal cancer in 2006 but a year later was declared cancer free after a chemotherapy and surgery. 

However, in 2007 her cancer returned and metastasized in her liver. She tragically died in 2009 aged 62. 

Richard Jordan 

Richard played Francis 7 in Logan's Run after turning to film after a successful career in Broadway

Forced to withdraw from filming The Fugitive, he died in August 1993 aged 56 during which time he was in a relationship with actress Marcia Cross (pictured in 1978 with his co star Mary Hurt) 

Richard played Francis 7 in Logan's Run after turning to film after a successful career in Broadway. 

In 1977, he earned a Golden Globe for his role in Captains and the Kings before going on to star in a range of films including Raise The Titanic, The Secret Of My Success and TV series The Equalizer. 

He married actress Kathleen Widdoes in 1964 but the pair divorced in 1972 after welcoming one daughter, Nina, together. 

Richard also had a son, Robert, from his nine-year relationship with actress Blair Brown. 

In 1990, he directed a production of Macbeth in New York before releasing his last film Gettysburg in 1993. 

By that year his health began to decline and he was diagnosed with a brain tumour. 

Forced to withdraw from filming The Fugitive, he died in August 1993 aged 56 during which time he was in a relationship with actress Marcia Cross. 

Roscoe Lee Browne 

Roscoe Lee Browne voiced the robot Box in the famous film, however before he turned to acting, the star was a famous athlete

Roscoe died of stomach cancer in 2007 having never married or had any children (pictured in 1980) 

Roscoe Lee Browne voiced the robot Box in the famous film, however before he turned to acting, the star was a famous athlete. 

Becoming the world champion of the 800-yard dash in 1951 before he turned his head to acting and made his debut in a production of Julius Caesar. 

His biggest roles saw him star as the narrator in Babe and Garfield: A Tale Of Two Kitties, both which grossed $400million combined. 

Roscoe was keen to avoid playing stereotypically black roles and performed in several Shakespeare productions. 

He also received an Emmy for his role in The Cosby Show in 1986 and was nominated for a Tony Award for Two Trains Running. 

Roscoe died of stomach cancer in 2007 having never married or had any children.  

Peter Ustinov 

Peter Ustinov played the Old Man in the film and was a fixture on TV talk shows for most of his career

Peter also held numerous academic post and served as president of the World Federalist Movement from 1991 until his death (pictured in 2004)

Peter Ustinov played the Old Man in the film and was a fixture on TV talk shows for most of his career. 

The star received multiple accolades including two Academy Awards for his roles in Spartacus and Topkapi as well as three Emmy Awards and a Golden Globe. 

He also earned nominations for three BAFTA, two Tony Awards and two Laurence Olivier Awards. 

Peter also held numerous academic posts and served as president of the World Federalist Movement from 1991 until his death. 

After suffering from diabetes and a weakened heart in his latter years, Peter died in 2004 of heart failure in a clinic near his home in Switzerland.