Former youth show celebrity's appearance drastically changed almost 3 decades after being taken off air by TV network.

Back in the 90s, a young actor by the name of Zbych Trofimiuk captured the hearts of children all over the world with his role as Paul Reynolds in the beloved TV series Spellbinder. But now, almost three decades later, Zbych's life has taken a different turn.

At 45 years old, Zbych has left his days of playing Paul behind and has embarked on a new journey as an English teacher for overseas students in Europe and Australia. He is also dedicated to helping non-English speaking students in Australia achieve their academic goals.

Although he has left the world of acting, Zbych still holds on to his signature hairstyle, sporting a middle part just like his character in Spellbinder. It's clear that he has grown up from his teenage years, but fans are delighted to see that he still resembles the Paul they knew and loved.

While some of Zbych's co-stars, like Heather Mitchell, Andrew McFarlane, and Brian Rooney, have continued their acting careers, others have also chosen a different path. Gosa Piotwoska now works for an architecture firm, Leonard Fung is an art director, and Rafal Zwierz is a legal advisor.

Even Zbych's on-screen sister, Georgie Fisher, has found success outside of acting. Despite never intending to pursue a career in the industry, she has made a name for herself in the music world. In a recent interview, she shared that acting was never something she thought about too much, it just happened to be a part of her life. And Spellbinder was actually her final acting job.

Georgie's music has even gained a following in unexpected places, like Sri Lanka, where Spellbinder was broadcast in 1997. She was surprised to receive messages from fans there, thanking her for making their childhood special. It was a surreal experience for her, but she is grateful for the impact the show had on people's lives.

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