In a poignant reflection on Hollywood’s past, the cast of the iconic 1986 film “The Delta Force” has been revisited, revealing a somber truth: time waits for no one. As we mark 37 years since the film’s release, the stark reality of aging and loss hits hard, reminding fans of the fleeting nature of life and legacy in the film industry.

Lee Marvin, the legendary star who led the charge as Colonel Nick Alexander, was just 62 when the film debuted but tragically passed away in 1987 at the age of 63. Martin Balsam, another powerhouse of the film, was 67 during filming but left us in 1996 at 76. The passage of time has taken its toll on many of the film’s beloved actors. Robert Forrester, who played a pivotal role in the film, was 45 in 1986 and passed away in 2019 at 78. Steve James, known for his dynamic performance, was only 34 when he died in 1993 at 41.

The film also featured George Kennedy, who was 61 at the time and lived until 2016, reaching the age of 91. Meanwhile, Chuck Norris, the action icon who played Major Scott McCoy, is now 82, a testament to his enduring legacy in film. Other cast members, such as Susan St. James and Robert Davi, have also aged gracefully, with Davi now 81 and St. James 79.

As we reflect on these stars, the video serves as a bittersweet reminder of their contributions to cinema and the inevitable passage of time. Fans are encouraged to cherish these memories, as the film not only entertained but also shaped a generation. The Delta Force remains a classic, but the faces that once graced the screen are now reminders of a bygone era.