'Animal House': Where Are They Now?  "Animal House" made John
Belushi a movie star, inspired countless other raunchy comedies
like "Porky's," the "Police Academy" franchise and the "American
Pie" films, and made toga parties cool.  Released July 28, 1978,
the film, which turns 35 this year, introduced the world to the
underachieving Delta fraternity brothers as they took on the
Omegas and Dean Wormer at fictional Faber College. The film's
gross, over-the-top humor proved irresistible and timeless,
landing "Animal House" on many greatest-movies lists.  So let's
shout a little bit louder now as we catch up with the cast of
"Animal House." Click through to see where they are now.  John
Belushi/John 'Bluto' Blutarsky  Belushi became a comic legend
playing the ultimate drunken frat boy, who is first seen
urinating in front of the Delta house. While his other "Saturday
Night Live" cast mates, Chevy Chase and Dan Aykroyd, turned down
the film, Belushi split his week between the movie set and the
show. When the movie