The "Gilmore Girls" Stars Who Are (Still) Taking Over Hollywood

Ahead of the much-anticipated "Gilmore Girls" reunion at ATX Television Festival next month, we are taking a look at how the cast has remained in the spotlight since the show ended in 2007.

Melissa McCarthy aka Sookie St. James

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Melissa McCarthy may be the breakout star from the "Gilmore Girls" gang. After playing Lorelai’s best friend, McCarthy has moved on to become a bonafide movie star with hits including Bridesmaids, The Heat, and Spy, which will be released next month. She also leads CBS’s "Mike and Molly".

Matt Czuchry aka Logan Huntzberger

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After playing a savvy college student and boyfriend to Rory on "Gilmore Girls", Czuchry now stars as Cary Agos on CBS’s "The Good Wife". The show is critically acclaimed and has been nominated for several Emmys and Golden Globes.

Danny Strong aka Doyle McMaster

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Who can forget Paris’ boyfriend, Doyle? Danny Strong is now a behind-the-scenes powerhouse in Hollywood. He is a producer and writer of projects including Fox’s "Empire", The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1 and Part 2, Lee Daniels’ The Butler, and HBO’s Game Change.

Lauren Graham aka Lorelai Gilmore

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After completing "Gilmore Girls" seven season run, Lauren Graham took on the role of Sarah Braverman in NBC’s "Parenthood". The show wrapped this year after six seasons on the air.

Jared Padalecki aka Dean Forester

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Dean fans can still find Jared Padalecki on the CW. He now plays Sam Winchester on "Supernatural", opposite Jensen Ackles. The show just wrapped its tenth season.

Liza Weil aka Paris Geller

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Liza Weil continued to work with "Gilmore Girls" executive producer, Amy Sherman-Palladino, on "Bunheads" before taking on the role of Bonnie Winterbottom on "How to Get Away with Murder", which is produced by Shonda Rhimes.

Keiko Agena aka Lane Kim

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Keiko Agena joined Liza Weil in ShondaLand by nabbing a guest role as a White House staffer on "Scandal". She also appeared in Transformers: Dark of the Moon.