Not Ready to Say Goodbye to the Modern Family Cast? Here's What They're Doing Next

After a decade playing the Pritchett patriarch, Ed is going back to the big screen with a role in the indie fast-food dramedy The Last Shift. It premiered at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival and is currently awaiting a theatrical release.

Sofia's next project sends her into the recording booth: she's voice the character of Zaina in the upcoming animated film Zoati, which is filming right now.

After wrapping Modern Family, Julie is set to appear in the Netflix original Halloween comedy Hubie Halloween, which has an all-star cast including Maya Rudolph, Adam Sandler, The Weeknd, and more.

Unlike some of his castmates, Ty has already kicked off his next project! Continuing with his previous voice work, he's one of the main cast members on Duncanville, a new animated series on Fox that debuted in Feb. 2020.

While some of his castmates are already hard at work on their next projects, his is currently in limbo: he's slated to appear in the upcoming Broadway revival of Take Me Out, but the production — originally scheduled to begin later this Summer — is on hold right now with Broadway shut down due to the coronavirus outbreak.

Eric hasn't announced his next project yet, but he did make his first post-Modern Family appearance briefly as a a guest judge on America's Got Talent in early 2020, filling in for Heidi Klum while she was out sick.

Sarah is sticking around the TV comedy world: ABC ordered a pilot of a currently-untitled collaboration between her and Emily V. Gordon, which Deadline reported will be loosely based on both of their real-life experiences.

Ariel hasn't yet announced what her next project will be.

Rico has not yet announced his next project.

After growing up on screen, Nolan's next project pairs him with another up-and-coming Hollywood star: Joey King, whose movie Camp has completed filming but does not yet have a wide release date.

Reid has not yet announced his next project.