Beloved ’90s Star Resurfaces Looking So Different — and Still Stunning

Veteran actress Beth Grant, celebrated for her standout roles in iconic films like “Rain Man” and “Speed,” as well as memorable cameos in beloved ’90s shows like “Friends,” made a rare public appearance in Los Angeles on June 22, 2025 — and looked as radiant as ever.

At 75, Grant turned heads in a chic nautical-inspired outfit paired with an oversized straw hat, showcasing a graceful new look that delighted fans and marked a stylish contrast to her many bold on-screen characters.

Check out the stunning new photo of Grant HERE.

From ‘Rain Man’ to ‘Friends’: A Career Full of Iconic Moments

The veteran actress’ breakout came in 1988 with “Rain Man,” where she appeared opposite Tom Cruise and Dustin Hoffman.

While she’s remained relatively private in recent years, Grant’s extensive filmography and enduring screen presence continue to make an impression. From guest appearances on series such as “The Office,” “The Golden Girls” and “CSI,” to unforgettable film characters in “Donnie Darko” and “Little Miss Sunshine,” Grant has long been a staple of both television and film.

Sharp-eyed “Friends” fans may also recognize the veteran actress from her memorable cameo in Season 1, Episode 3 (“The One With the Thumb”), where she portrayed Lizzy, a street-dweller who receives a phone and $1,000 from Phoebe.

This past year, Grant starred in the Amazon Prime series “The Bondsman” as Kitty Halloran — a character she described as “a Momma Bear who will do ANYTHING to protect her family.”

Career Highlights & Recent Roles

Following “Rain Man,” Grant quickly gained momentum in Hollywood, scoring roles in action hits like “Speed” with Sandra Bullock and Keanu Reeves. Despite her vast range of roles, she remains especially proud of the quirky and emotionally complex characters she’s portrayed.

“I’m also very proud of Kitty Farmer in ‘Donnie Darko’ and I’m very proud of Sissy Hickey in ‘Sordid Lies’ and Willadean in ‘Blues for Willadean,'” she told Collider in an interview. “I like a lot of my crazy characters. I love my character in ‘Little Miss Sunshine’ with that big ol’ bouffant flip.”

Over the past decade, Grant has continued to expand her already impressive résumé, taking on fresh and dynamic roles well into her seventies. Most recently, she’s appeared in popular series such as “Grace and Frankie” and “Mayfair Witches,” and has also lent her voice to animated series like “Better Call Saul Presents: Slippin’ Jimmy,” showcasing her enduring versatility and passion for storytelling.