April 29th 2024.
Yahoo Serious, also known by his birth name Greg Gomez Pead, has been a bit of a mystery to the public eye in recent years. The 80s movie star has been keeping a low profile and rarely makes appearances in public. However, this week he was spotted at a beach in Sydney, looking quite different from his former self.
Many may remember Yahoo Serious for his cult classic film Young Einstein, which he wrote, produced, directed, and starred in back in 1988. The film skyrocketed him to fame, but he soon disappeared from the spotlight after his last movie, Mr Accident, in 2000. Since then, he has only made a few public appearances.
In this rare sighting, the now 70-year-old was seen enjoying the sunny weather in a casual outfit of blue shorts and sunglasses. His long, straight grey hair and matching beard were a far cry from his signature auburn locks from his heyday. It seems that Yahoo has traded in his eccentric style for a more relaxed look.
Interestingly, Yahoo was last heard from in 2019 when he attended a screening of Young Einstein for its 30th anniversary. When asked about his future plans, he revealed to The Guardian that he had been writing and hoped to continue making movies. This is not surprising since Yahoo has been in the film industry since he was just 21, when he wrote, co-produced, edited, and directed his first film, Coaltown.
Young Einstein, the film that put Yahoo on the map, follows the story of a young farmer in Tasmania who accidentally discovers the formula E=mc2 while attempting to create a mass of beer bubbles. He then goes on to revolutionize rock music and surfing, falls in love with Marie Curie, and saves Paris from an atomic bomb. The film was a huge success in Australia and even caught the attention of Time Magazine, earning Yahoo a spot on the front cover.
Following the success of Young Einstein, Yahoo went on to create and star in two more films: Reckless Kelly in 1993, and Mr Accident in 2000. Reckless Kelly tells the story of an Australian bank robber who also becomes a Hollywood movie star, while Mr Accident follows the mishaps of an accident-prone maintenance man at an egg factory. Unfortunately, Mr Accident was Yahoo's last movie to date.
Despite not making any more films, Yahoo has stated that he is still writing movie projects. In 2000, he also made headlines when he attempted to sue the search engine Yahoo for copyright infringement. However, the case was dismissed as there was no evidence that he sold goods or services under the name Yahoo.
Not much is known about Yahoo's personal life, as he has always been quite private. He was previously married to Lulu Pinkus, but they separated in 2007. As for his current relationship status, it remains a mystery. His last on-screen credit was in a short documentary film, In the Cannes, in 2007.
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