Christopher Lloyd | Age 82

Most of you would recognize actor Christopher Lloyd for starring in the Back to the Future franchise. He was already quite famous when he appeared in the first installment of the franchise in 1985 because of his successful role in the series, Taxi.

His Taxi performance won him two Emmy Awards. Lloyd took care of his health over the years, and it’s why he’s still able to pursue new acting projects today. His IMDb page says he will appear in upcoming movies like Senior Moment and Time, the Fourth Dimension.

Billy Joel | Age 71

Billy Joel is the “Piano Man” and one of the most praised music artists in the U.S. At the age of 71, Joel has kept all of the musical talent and classy looks that have characterized his long career. He started in 1964 and hit it big with his classic 1973 album, titled… Piano Man!

Like most music artists, big or small, Joel’s career has been heavily affected by the lockdown in recent years. But fortunately, his much-anticipated Notre Dame Stadium concert is still on the horizon, and WNDU has recently announced it was rescheduled for 2022. Great news for all Joel die-hard fans!

Johnny Briggs | Age 85

You may not remember it, but Johnny Briggs was among the most prolific British actors back in the day. Having made his screen debut with a small role on Hue and Cry in 1947, Briggs didn’t become a household name until he landed Mike Baldwin’s role in Coronation Street. It’s safe to say that it was the role of a lifetime because he played it for three decades.

You’d think that someone from so far back in the day would’ve passed, but Briggs is alive and well. Today, he is 85 years old and is living his life in retirement. According to IMDb, his last appearance was on Doctors in 2009.

Cindy Williams | Age 73

Cindy was already fond of acting when she was only a child. She later majored in theater when she studied at the Los Angeles City College. She began acting professionally in the late ’60s, but she only rose to fame in 1976 when she started starring in Laverne & Shirley.

Williams is not as in-demand as she used to be, but she’s still able to land new roles from time to time. Her most recent one was in a 2020 film called Canaan Land. Also, in 2020, Williams appeared in a documentary called The Happy Days of Garry Marshall.

Shelley Long | age 71

Shelley Long is renowned for playing one of the main characters of the ensemble cast in the classic sitcoms Cheers. For her role as Dianne Chambers on the show, she earned five Emmy nominations, winning one for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series. She also won two Golden Globes.

Long reprised the Chambers role for three episodes in the Cheers spin-off Frasier, and more recently, he had a small recurring role in the series Modern Family. She also had various film roles in movies like Night Shift, Troop Beverly Hills (1989), and The Brady Bunch Movie and its Sequel. Long has an upcoming movie called The Cleaner.

Terry Kilburn | Age 93

Beginning his career at the age of 10, Kilburn, got child roles in classic films like A Christmas Carol and Goodbye. To make it big in Hollywood, he moved to the U.S. from his birthplace London. The dreamy doe-eyed star also starred in A Yank at Eton, Black Beauty, and National Velvet.

He went on to direct Oakland University’s Meadow Brook Theatre from 1970–1994 with his artistic flair. His last film role was in Lolita, portraying a small part in the movie. Currently, he peacefully lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota. 

Marla Gibbs | Age 89

Considering the average female life expectancy, you’d think that someone born in 1931 is long gone by now. Well, Marla Gibbs isn’t one to give up that easily—neither in life nor her work. Now aged 89, The Jeffersons star is very much active in her career, having appeared in One Day at a Time, The Last O.G., and She Ball in 2020 alone.

Furthermore, we can hope to see her in the upcoming productions: Alone Together, Orpheus Star, and HeadShop. Following her divorce from her high school sweetheart in 1973, Gibbs never remarried. We’re sure she could’ve if she wanted to because look at her at almost 90!

Jamie Farr | Age 86

Jamie Farr is an extremely skilled comedian and actor, still remembered for Maxwell Q. Klinger’s portrayal on M*A*S*H between 1972 and 1983. Now aged 86, he is the last surviving main cast member of the show. He is one of the oldest people in the American acting industry, having launched his career on Blackboard Jungle in 1955.

Most recently, Farr was noted for playing Dudley on The Cool Kids. However, we haven’t seen or heard much of him since his last appearance in 2019. Well, considering his age and $6 million net worth, you can’t be surprised if he wanted to take some time off and slow down.

Yvette Mimieux | Age 79

After a career of almost four decades, the beautiful actress Yvette Mimieux retired in 1992. She pursued acting after a suggestion from a talent manager, which obviously worked out for the best. At the beginning of her career, Mimieux was signed with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, during which she appeared in The Time Machine and Where the Boys Are, among others.

Some of her other roles were in films like The Reward, Three in the Attic, The Picasso Summer, and The Delta Factor. Between her year of retirement and her current age of 79, Mimieux obtained her Bachelor’s Degree in Archaeology, traveled the world, and began a real estate business, according to BiographyPedia.

Michael J. Fox | Age 59

The 59-year-old Michael J. Fox is a Canadian-American actor who was highly praised for his roles as Mart McFly, Alex P. Keaton, and Mike Flaherty in Back to the Future trilogy, Family Ties, and Spin City, respectively. Many were shocked to hear about his retirement in 2020 since he’s only 59.

For those of you who didn’t know, Fox has had Parkinson’s disease since the early ’90s. As he’d noticed his health deteriorating, Fox said goodbye to his career of over four decades. We’ll most likely get to see him on the screen one last time as Allen the Raven in The Beast, Heroes of the Wildfire.

Tina Turner | Age 81

While Elvis Presley is the King of rock and roll, Tina Turner is the Queen of rock and roll. Before enjoying a solo career, the Tennessee-born singer was first a member of Ike & Tina Turner. Her decision to solely pursue her musical endeavors proved to be advantageous as her hits have become influential.

Although she has retired, Turner hasn’t completely left the limelight. In 2018, she released an autobiography titled Tina Turner: My Love Story, the same year she lost her son, who took his own life. Now, fans of the 81-year-old got to see more of her in an HBO documentary released in March 2021.

Dan Aykroyd | Age 68

Don’t you love it when Saturday Night Live sketches turn into movies? The Canadian actor Dan Aykroyd got his start on the late-night comedy show and appeared alongside his friend/co-worker John Belushi in the SNL-inspired movie The Blues Brothers, released in 1980. Shortly after, he starred in Ghostbusters, which is undeniably the most iconic project of his filmography.

At the age of 68, Aykroyd isn’t as active in show business as he used to, but he’s been working on an upcoming Blues Brothers’ animation series. A proper businessman, Aykroyd owns the companies House of Blues (a chain of music venues) and Crystal Head (a vodka brand).

Rowan Atkinson | Age 66

It’s hard to believe that the English actor/comedian Rowan Atkinson is 66 already. To those who’ve accompanied his work as Mr. Bean, he will always remain the childlike figure that made us laugh so hard in the past. Known for his mostly-silent humor, a breath of fresh air in Britain’s comedy scene, Mr. Bean was a worldwide phenomenon that inspired kids and grown-ups alike.

But there’s more to Atkinson than Bean: he’s also a classy and talented stage/movie actor and a major automobile fan. In 2021, he sold his fully-restored 1964 vintage Ford Falcon for $77K in an auction.

Tommy Lee Jones | Age 74

Tommy Lee Jones is an experienced American actor/director, best known for his performances in the movies The Fugitive, Men in Black, and No Country For Old Men. Nominated for four Academy Awards, the 74-year-old is still a Hollywood casting favorite, and he’s often the number 1 choice to portray the bad guy.

In 2020, Lee Jones made it to The Comeback Trail, his most recent movie. The comedy/crime flick was directed by George Gallo and counted with a remarkable cast, which included the likes of Robert De Niro and Morgan Freeman, in addition to Lee Jones.

Jenny Jones | Age 74

The beautiful Jenny Jones was born in modern-day Palestine but made a name for herself as a Canadian-American TV host. Active in show business since 1974, Jones is mainly known for her talk show The Jenny Jones Show, which was on the air from 1991 to 2003.

Curiously enough, Jones tried her luck as a rock drummer and stand-up comedian before making it as a TV host. While we haven’t heard about her in a while, she’s been most recently busy with her philanthropic work, establishing the “Jenny’s Heroes” program in 2008.

Al Green | Age 75

America is the land of the Soul, and even though Al Green is just one amongst many talented soulful singers of the ’70s, his songs are unforgettable. Even if you don’t recognize Green’s name, you certainly know how to hum one of his tunes: he released songs as iconic as “Let’s Stay Together,” “Take Me to the River,” and “Love and Happiness.”

In 2010, Rolling Stone magazine named him the 14th Greatest Singer of All-Time. Still active today, Green celebrated his 75th birthday on April 13 and has recently made headlines for promoting vaccination. He did so with the good mood and big smile he’s always accustomed us to.

Jerry Kramer | Age 85

While Jerry Kramer has kept busy during his retirement years, working as an author and sports commentator, his legacy was mostly built on the NFL pitch. He played as an offensive lineman for the Green Bay Packers for 11 years, making a name for himself as Pro Football Hall of Famer. He was selected to the Hall of Fame in 2018 after being a finalist on 10 occasions.

We expect to hear a lot about Kramer soon, especially considering a documentary about his life is being produced. It’s called You Can, If You Will – The Jerry Kramer Story and was funded on the crowdfunding platform Kickstarter.

Sue Ane Langdon | Age 84

Sue Ane Langdon was initially a stage actress and a Radio City Music Hall singer. She had a notable role in the Broadway production of The Apple Tree, and she later became a famous movie star through her roles in The Rounders, The Cheyenne Social Club, and A Guide for the Married Man.

For her performance in the show called Arnie during the early ’70s, she took home the Best Supporting Actress award at the Golden Globe Awards. Langdon has been enjoying her retirement since the ’90s, and her last on-screen appearance was in Zapped Again!.

Barbara Mandrell | Age 72

Barbara Mandrell was a thriving country star in the ’70s and ’80s. Songs like Sleeping Single in a Double Bed and I Was Country When Country Wasn’t Cool brought her a tremendous amount of fame. Mandrell had to slow down in her career during the ’80s because of a car crash.

She eventually retired by 1997, and it looks like she has been treasuring all the privacy and free time she has been getting. Mandrell might not be releasing a new album anymore, but she released a compilation album in 2020 titled After All These Years: The Collection.

Loretta Lynn | Age 88

Loretta Lynn isn’t your typical 88-year-old because she continues to be fabulous with her outfits, hairdo, and makeup. She became a big name in the music scene during the ’60s thanks to hits like Don’t Come Home A-Drinkin’ (With Lovin’ on Your Mind) and You Ain’t Woman Enough (To Take My Man).

She received eighteen Grammy Award nominations in her career, winning three in total. Lynn had several hospital visits in recent years due to a broken hip and stroke, but she fully recovered. She isn’t done with her career, and, in 2021, she will release a new album titled Still Woman Enough.

June Brown | Age 93

June Brown is renowned for her long-standing role as Dot Cotton in the British soap EastEnders. She plated the role for a total; of 21 years across two stints and picked up numerous awards, including the British Soap Awards and a BAFTA Award.

Brown was also awarded an MBE for her service to drama and charity. Besides EastEnders, Brown had a small role in the other major British soap Coronation Street and also had roles in the 1985 film Oliver Twist and 1997s Bean. She decided to step down from her role as Dot Cotton in February 2020.

Paul Michael Glaser | Age 77

Paul Michael Glaser made his name as detective Dave Starsky in the popular ’70s buddy cop comedy Starsky and Hutch. He gained unprecedented fame as the hard, trigger happy former army man, and even after Ben Stiller played the character in a film, he’s still recognized as the character.

He also landed some film roles, including a supporting role in The Running Man with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Something’s Got To Give with Diane Keaton. He also had a role as Captain Jack Steeper on the early noughties series Third Watch. In 2020 he made an appearance as himself in the show The Hollywood Moment at Home Edition 2020.

Sally Field | Age 74

Sally Field started her career in 1962 at the age of 16. But it’s hard to believe that she’s aged 58 years since she still looks… well… sweet 16. Her youthful appearance is most likely down to her moisturizing twice a day and also protecting her skin from the sun.

Her big break came in the series Gidget as a surfer girl with a taste for boys. But she showed her talent with roles in roles in Norma Rae and Place In The Heart, winning two Oscars them. She also won an Emmy for the mini-series Sybil. She had a major role in the 2020 series Dispatches from Elsewhere.

Barbra Streisand | Age 78

Barbra Streisand had a meteoric rise to fame, earning an EGOT (Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony) in the space of six years. This also made the acclaimed singer, songwriter, and actress the youngest and fastest recipient of the achievement, winning her final award at the age of 26.

Her most notable film roles include the original A Star Is Born, and she has also released 36 studio albums that sold over 68 million copies. Her most acclaimed studio album is the self-titled Album in 1963, which won her three Grammy Awards. Streisand will make appearances in two upcoming documentaries, including Bella! and Live at Mister Kelly’s.

John Cleese | Age 81

John Cleese is simply a legend of the British film and comedy scene. He is the founder of Monty Python, the company behind the comedy sketch show Monty Python’s Flying Circus, and a string of films, including The Holy Grail, Life Of Brian, and The Meaning Of Life.

But he also had starring roles away from that production, including the hit series Fawlty Towers, where he played Basil Fawlty and won a BAFTA for Best Entertainment Performance. Cleese had a turn in Hollywood, too, notably in the films A Fish Called Wanda and Fierce Creatures. He has a voice role in the animated movie Clifford the Big Red Dog.

Diana Ross | Age 76

Diana Ross is not just one of the most iconic singers out there, but also one of the most successful hit-making singers in music history. She did it with the Supremes, becoming Mowton’s most successful act in the ’60s and the best charting female group of all time with 12 number one singles.

Ross released even more big hits as a solo act, including Ain’t No Mountain High Enough, Touch Me in the Morning, Upside Down, and Endless Love. She also dabbled in acting, earning a Golden Globe and Oscar nomination for the film Lady Sings the Blues. In 2020 Ross released a remix album called Supertonic: Mixes.

Lucy Lawless | Age 52

Lucy Lawless is a New Zealand actress and singer who gained fame for her role in the hit show Xena: Warrior Princess. She starred as the lead from 1995 to 2001 and built a high profile that helped her land jobs in series like Battlestar Galactica as D’Anna Biers, among others.

In the 2010s, she was in Spartacus: Blood and Sand as Lucretia, the wife of Spartacus’s master Lentulus Batiatus. Lawless also dabbled in music, and after featuring in the show Celebrity Duets, she performed two sold-out shows at the 500 seater Roxy in Hollywood. She is set for a voice role in Minions: The Rise of Gru.

Kevin Sorbo | Age 62

Kevin Sorbo gained fame in the live-action series Hercules: The Legendary Journeys as the title character. This role gave him international fame and also led to various TV movies based on the series. It also led to other notable roles, in particular as Captain Dylan Hunt in Andromeda.

Besides his work on series, he also has a few Christian films under his belt, such as God’s Not Dead and Let There Be Light. But after Hercules, he mostly had roles in straight-to-video films like the sequels to The Rundown. Sorbo has a movie coming out in 2021 called Trail Blazer.

Eva Marie Saint | Age 96

Eva Marie Saint spent more than seven decades building her acting portfolio. She first caught people’s attention through her performances in movies like On the Waterfront and A Hatful of Rain. Saint then won a Primetime Emmy Award for her performance in the People Like Us miniseries.

At 96 years old, Saint isn’t as active as she used to be, but she still hasn’t fully retired yet. She appeared in a movie called Mariette in Ecstasy in 2019, and sources say she’s part of an upcoming documentary by Budd Schulberg.

Jimmy Lydon | Age 97

Jimmy Lydon stumbled onto acting as a last resort during his youth. His father, an alcoholic, decided to retire from working to be a full-time drinker… right in the middle of the great depression. The family scrambled for work, and Jimmy, unable to find anything, chose acting.

He got several roles in minor plays, fabricating a CV to get auditions. Lydon learned to act on the go and eventually landed his first film role in Tom Brown’s School Days, which was well-received by critics. He went on to have a distinguished career but was last seen on Screen in the 2004 documentary Edgar G. Ulmer: The Man Off-Screen.

Caren Marsh-Doll | Age 101

Caren Marsh Doll is another centenary on the list. She had a brief career in film and is most notable for playing small roles in Metro Goldwyn Meyer productions. One of these small roles included a walk-on part in the classic film Gone With The Wind.

She wasn’t all about small roles and had some starring roles in films like That Night in Rio, Wild Harvest, Best Foot Forward, and Night and Day. Doll decided to leave the industry in 1948 and become a full-time dancer and dance instructor. She famously got hired as the dance stand-in for Judy Garland in The Wizard Of Oz.

Jane Powell | Age 91

Jane Powell got into the performing arts early in her life, taking dancing lessons when she was two years old, and at around five, she was taking singing lessons to round out her performing skills. Thanks to her all-around talent, she won many competitions and, ultimately, a contract with MGM.

She grabbed the opportunity and never looked back. Besides her early film roles with MGM, she also performed in theatre, radio, and TV. Some of her major early films include Three Daring Daughters and the lead in A Date With Judy, opposite her friend Elizabeth Taylor. Powell retired from acting in 2004.

Gloria Henry | Age 97

Gloria Henry gained fame as Alice Mitchell. Who is that? Well, just mother to one of the most famous child characters created: Dennis Mitchell of Dennis The Menace, the TV series based on a comic strip with the same title. The show ran from 1959 to 1963 and was the magnum opus for all of its lead characters.

Things eventually slowed down for Henry after the show ended, and she blamed this on being typecast as a mother character. She continued to have small roles and also had a minor return to film in the 2005 movie Her Minor Thing. She last made an appearance in Parks and Recreation in 2012.

Dolores Hart | Age 82

Both of Dolores Hart’s parents worked in the acting industry. So it’s safe to say that she was born for the profession. So she eventually got into it herself, making her debut opposite Elvis Presley in a Film called Loving You. Hart went on to make ten movies in five years.

But just as she was being touted as a leading lady, Hart shocked the film industry by ending her career to become a nun. She joined the Abbey Of Regina Laudis Monastery, one of the first nun houses in the United States. Hart still made an appearance as herself in the documentary The seven ages of Elvis in 2017.

Eileen Atkins | Age 86

Eileen Atkins is a prime example of the fact that, while they seem invincible, celebrities are human too. Atkins was diagnosed with Breast Cancer in 1995 but, being a strong person and never giving up, she overcame it and continued to build her career.

Part of that career includes BAFTA awards, Emmy Awards, and Olivier Awards, among others, for roles in Oliver Twist and series Cranford. She also had a hand in creating the successful ITV show Upstairs and Downstairs. Atkins is still active, too, and had a role in the 2020 dramatic comedy 4000 Miles as Vera.

Cara Williams | Age 95

Cara Williams is another actress whose career flame burned bright but short. She came like a whirlwind in the ’50s, starring in films like The Great Diamond Robbery and The Defiant ones. She earned an Oscar nomination for the latter, and she also earned an Emmy nomination for her role in Pete and Gladys, as the title sharing Gladys Porter.

But she did her last film in 1978, retiring to become an interior designer. She had a turbulent personal life with two failed marriages but spent a large part of her life married to entrepreneur Asher Dan. They were married from 1964 until he died in 2018.

Dean Stockwell | Age 84

Dean Stockwell was a child star signed to Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer during the ’40s. His first few notables roles were in movies like The Green Year and Anchors Aweigh. By the late ’50s, he was also doing stage work and had a starring role in Compulsion’s Broadway production.

Stockwell’s acting career doesn’t generate earnings for him anymore since he retired in recent years. It seems like he decided to stop after experiencing a stroke in 2015. His final role was in the movie called Entertainment. His IMDb page says he will appear in the upcoming documentary called The Jack Richard Smith Documentary: A Portrait of an Artist.

Ann Blyth | Age 92

Ann Blyth knew that she wanted to become a star at a young age, and it’s why she joined children’s radio shows during her childhood. She transitioned to Broadway roles in the early ’40s, giving a career-launching performance in the play called Watch on the Rhine.

In the mid-’40s, she won more people over when she starred in the movie titled Mildred Place. Her performance got her an Academy Award nomination. Blyth entered retirement by the ’90s and focused on raising her five children. Her last role was on an episode of Murder, She Wrote.

Norman Lloyd | Age 106

Norman Lloyd is one of the most respected actors and directors in Hollywood and counts Orson Welles and Alfred Hitchcock as people he’s worked with. He was also friends with Charlie Chaplin and worked in many different factions of the industry, including radio, theatre, films, and television.

Hitchcock gave Lloyd, who started in 1928, his break in the 1942 film Saboteur. It was also Hitchcock who gave him opportunities after his career was curtailed by the Hollywood blacklist, asking for his production and direction expertise. Lloyd is set to appear in a documentary called Hearing Voices: Modulating a Revolution.

Charlotte Rampling | Age 74

Charlotte Rampling made waves in the modeling industry, and her success later turned her into a fashion icon. She also gave acting a try, and her breakthrough performances were in movies like Farewell, My Lovely, and The Verdict. Rampling’s now 74, and we can all agree that she aged like wine.

She’s still at a significant point in her career today, and she even won awards for her roles in 45 Years and Hannah. According to her IMDb page, Rampling will star in two new movies called Benedetta and Dune.

Robert Fuller | Age 87

Most people would remember Robert Fuller for the years he spent appearing on Western shows. Among his most notable roles were in Wagon Train and Laramie. By the ’70s, his fanbase got even bigger because of his famous role in the series called Emergency!.

He didn’t have any severe vices over the years, and taking care of his well-being allowed him to live a long healthy life. Fuller isn’t active anymore now that he’s 87, but he has a fantastic career to look back at. His last role was in the series called Walker, Texas Ranger.

Hal Holbrook | Age 95

While Hal Holbrook was still a student at Denison University, he caught people’s attention through his performance as Mark Twain in a one-man play titled Mark Twain Tonight!. His portrayal won him the Best Actor award at the Tony Awards.

He later got into mainstream acting and gained fame for starring in All the President’s Men. Holbrook isn’t as busy as he used to be, but he hasn’t closed doors in his acting career yet. His IMDb page says he will appear in a new film titled The Secrets We Share.

Queen Elizabeth II | Age 94

Queen Elizabeth II is the reigning monarch of the United Kingdom. Her parents are King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, and she ended up ascending to the throne after her father passed away in 1952. Fast forward to today, she’s the longest-reigning monarch in British history.

She’s married to Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, and they have four children together. Their eldest son, Prince Charles, will be taking over the throne when she’s gone. The Queen undeniably got blessed with long life, and she will be celebrating her Platinum Jubilee in 2022.

Jackie Mason | Age 92

Jackie Mason is among the most notable stand-up comedians in the world. He rose to fame in the late ’80s thanks to The World According to Me, his own one-man show. His performance was so incredible that he won an Emmy Award, an Outer Critics Circle Award, and a special Tony Award.

He later followed it up with another successful and award-winning project, his Jackie Mason on Broadway special. Mason doesn’t act much anymore, but he still earns money from voice acting. He has been the voice behind Rabbi Hyman Krustofski in The Simpsons in recent years.

Jacqueline White | Age 98

Jacqueline White had drama classes when she was still studying at the University of California, Los Angeles. She ended up catching the attention of a casting director when she starred in a production of Ah, Wilderness!. It led to a screen test, and then she made her movie debut in 1944’s Song of Russia.

She later bagged notable roles in movies like The Narrow Margin and Crossfire. White is now 98 years old, and she had been retired for decades. She chose to stop acting so she can raise a family. Her last acting gig was her role in The Narrow Margin.

Beverly Cleary | Age 104

Beverly Cleary made a name for herself as a writer, and her novels mostly focused on young adult fiction and children’s stories. People consider her to be one of the most successful authors in the United States, and her sales surpassed 90 million already.

She’s well-known for creating iconic characters like Henry Hugging, Ramona Quimby, and Beezus Quimby. Cleary notably won awards for Dear Mr. Henshaw and Ramona and Her Mother. Cleary is still alive at 104 years old, and she reportedly lives in a retirement home in Carmel Valley, California.

Robert Clary | Age 94

Robert Clary was already fond of art and singing when he was only twelve years old. When he was sixteen years old, he got sent to a Nazi concentration camp because he’s Jewish. His singing talent developed during that time because he often sang for SS soldiers.

After World War II ended, he went back to Paris and pursued an entertainment career. He initially focused on music, but he later became a popular actor thanks to his role in Hogan’s Heroes. Clary doesn’t work anymore today, and he lives peacefully in his property in Beverly Hills. 

Arlene Dahl | Age 95

Arlene Dahl was a big name in the Hollywood scene during the ’50s, and she’s one of the last few Classical Hollywood stars who are still alive today. She landed a contract with  Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer in the late ’40s after a talent scout loved her performance in a play called Questionable Ladies.

Dahl enjoyed many years of success, but during the ’80s, she went broke. She later bounced back by pursuing writing and putting up a premium phone line company. Her most recent on-screen appearance was in a documentary in 2018 called Broadway: Beyond the Golden Age.

Marion Ross | Age 92

Unlike most others, Marion Ross officially announced her retirement in 2018 and bid farewell to her 65-year long career as an actress. Seeing as she is 92 with a net worth of $10 million, we guess it was expected at some point.

Even though Ross is mostly remarked for her role as Marion Cunningham on ABC’s Happy Days, she also had noteworthy roles in other productions such as The Glenn Miller Story, Sabrina, and Honky. Ross has been a widow since 2011. However, she can find solace in the fact that she’s raised a son and daughter, who ended up becoming an actor and writer/producer, respectively.

Caren Marsh Doll | Age 101

Caren Marsh Doll is a talented dancer who was the dance stand-in of actress Judy Garland in 1939’s The Wizard of Oz. She later stood in for her again in the 1941 movie called Ziegfeld Girl. She also acted in front of the camera, starring in Navajo Kid and Secrets of a Sorority Girl.

She never became a massive star, and she decided to quit doing acting jobs by the ’50s. Doll pursued a career as a dance instructor, specializing in belly dancing, Hawaiin, country, and ballroom dancing. Sources say she’s part of the Palm Springs United Methodist Community Church.

Prince Philip | Age 99

After finishing his education in the United Kingdom, Germany,  and France, Prince Phillip became part of the  British Royal Navy. He was only eighteen years old, and then it didn’t take too long before he got closer and closer to Princess Elizabeth, who was only thirteen years old.

They got married after the Second World War, and, by 1952, their lives changes after Elizabeth became the reigning Queen. Since then, Prince Philip took part in about 22,219 solo Royal appearances. He’s now 99, but he has been retired from his royal duties since 2017.

Brigitte Bardot | Age 86

Brigitte Bardot was passionate about ballet when she was younger but later shifted her focus to acting. Her breakthrough in the industry came in the ’50s when she appeared in And God Created Woman. She then caught more people’s attention through her performance in Viva Maria!.

Bardot entered an early retirement in the ’70s, and she later dedicated most of her time to animal rights activism. Her final role was in The Edifying and Joyous Story of Colinot, but in 2018, she appeared as herself in a short film titled Kissing.

Meredith Baxter | Age 73

Meredith Baxter became serious about pursuing acting full-time after graduating from Hollywood High in 1965. Her first notable role was in the series called Bridget Loves Bernie, and then she rose to even greater fame when she got cast in Family.

Her performance got her nominated for an Emmy Award twice. Baxter battled breast cancer in the late ’90s, but she got to make a full recovery. Since she remained healthy until today, she hasn’t stopped working, and she’s reportedly part of the upcoming movie, Genesis: The Future of Mankind Is Woman.

Michael York | Age 78

Michael York took on many theatre roles at the start of his career, but he eventually found himself making a name for himself in show business. You might’ve loved his performances in The Lot and ABC Afterschool Special: Are You My Mother?.

York has a fantastic voice as well, and it’s why he has been making a ton of money as a voice actor. He did voice work for Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen and A Christmas Carol. His IMDb page says he’s part of the upcoming film called Quantum Investigations: The Quantum Heist.

Gary Burghoff | Age 77

Gary Burghoff developed his skills as an actor after taking acting classes at New York City’s HB Studio. He became well-known for his performance as Charlie Brown in an Off-Broadway musical called You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown in 1967.

By the ’70s, people knew him for starring in the film and series version of M*A*S*H. He also made regular appearances in a game show called Match Game. Burghoff retired in the mid-’90s, but he made a one-time comeback in 2010 through his role in Daniel’s Lot. He has three children from his two marriages that both ended in divorce.

Jane Fonda | Age 83

Jane Fonda has been working as an actress for decades now, and she’s among the few stars from the ’60s that remained busy and popular today. Her breakthrough roles were in Period of Adjustment and Sunday in New York. She notably had Oscar-winning performances in Klute and Coming Home.

Fonda looks quite different today because of her white hair color, but she’s still the same charming woman. In recent years, Fonda appealed to younger audiences through her role in the show called Grace and Frankie. The show will come to an end after its upcoming seventh season.

Alan Alda | Age 84

Alan Alda indeed left an incredible legacy in Hollywood because he won one Gloden Globe and six Emmy Awards in his career. Most people would know him for his role in M*A*S*H, but he also gave superb performances in The Four Seasons, Crimes and Misdemeanors, and Same Time, Next Year.

Alda discovered he had Parkinson’s disease in 2015, but it looks like he has been able to live peacefully with it. He’s even still doing acting work, and you might’ve seen him on the series called Ray Donovan in recent years.

Judd Hirsch | Age 85

Judd Hirsch served in the Army and worked as an engineer after obtaining a college degree. He eventually became interested in acting and trained at HB Studio. He achieved massive fame in the late ’70s when he got cast in the series called Taxi.

His popularity continued escalating after winning the Golden Globe Award for Best Actor for his performance in the show titled Dear John. Hirsch continues to have a busy schedule as an actor today, and his next lead roles will be in movies like Burning at Both Ends and iMordecai.

Rita Moreno | Age 89

Rita Moreno has been building her acting portfolio for over seven decades now. She’s best known for performances in West Side Story, The Rockford Files, and Singin’ in the Rain. She’s one of the new names who got to win an Oscar, Emmy, Tony, and Grammy Award.

Moreno is now 89 years, and it’s still unclear when she plans to retire for good. In recent years, she starred in the show called One Day at a Time. Her IMDb page says she will appear in the upcoming West Side Story movie.

Ted Lange | Age 73

Ted Lange became interested in theatre acting while he was still a student, and his hard work eventually led to him making his way to Broadway. He had his debut in a production of Hair, and then he later had a one-man show called Behind the Mask: An Evening with Paul Laurence Dunbar.

By the late ’70s, more people knew of him because he started starring in the show called The Love Boat. Lange didn’t only stop at acting, for he later became a screenwriter and director as well. Sources say he has a part in an upcoming movie titled Blood Pageant.

Mike Farrell | Age 81

Many of you would remember actor Mike Farrell for being part of the cast of the series called M*A*S*H. He also had notable appearances in shows like Desperate Housewives and Providence. Behind the camera, he produced films like Patch Adams and Dominick and Eugene.

Farrell has been quite active in recent years, appearing in shows like NCIS and  American Crime Story: The Assassination of Gianni Versace. Aside from acting, people also know him for being a political activist and an active member of the Screen Actors Guild. He shares all his successes with his wife, Shelley Fabares, to who he has been married since 1984.

Terry Moore | Age 92

At the age of 92, Terry Moore is identified as one of the last stars alive from Hollywood’s Golden Age. She is an actress of remarkable skill, and it was marked with the Oscar nomination she received for Come Back, Little Sheba, in 1992.

Moore has had a rocky personal life, having gone through four divorces and faced her fifth husband’s death. She’s a strong woman who has raised two children and is still taking up challenges in her 90s. According to IMDb, we can hope to see her play Evie Rose, Silent Life, Merrily, and American Superman in the future.

Johnny Crawford | Age 74

The American singer, musician, and actor started his career at the age of twelve. He gained fame with his performance in The Mickey Mouse Club and The Rifleman. In the 1950s and 1960s, Crawford had a recording artist stint along with television. He also managed to head a vintage dance orchestra that performed on special occasions. Currently, he lives with community assistance with his wife confirmed by a long term friend. 

Christina Pickles | Age 85

Christina is a British-American actress who got recognition for her role as Nurse Helen in St. Elsewhere, a medical drama from the 90s. You’d be familiar with Christina Pickles from her role as Mrs. Judy Geller in the sitcom Friends. The recurring role ended in 2003 with the end of season 10. Her comedic timing led to her five nominations for Primetime Emmy Awards over the years. 

In the early 2000s, Pickles also guest-starred in How I Met Your Mother and The Division. If we talk about the silver screen, she starred in Sol Goode, George of the Jungle 2, and Atlas Shrugged: Part I in 2011.

June Lockhart | Age 95

June Lockhart started her career with Broadway in with Ah, Wilderness. She had an eye for performing, considering her father, Gene Lockhart, was a Canadian actor. Lockhart earned a Tony Award for her impactful performance in For Love or Money. Besides movies, she is known for her motherly role in the television in CBS series, Lassie. 

She starred in Lost in Space and also made public appearances in the spacesuit fascinating many. There haven’t been many movie appearances lately, but she has guest-starred in shows like Cold Case and Grey’s Anatomy.

Ali MacGraw | Age 81

Ali MacGraw’s first role in Goodbye, Columbus, got her a Golden Globe seeing her promising performance. Success came to her a little late at the age of 30, but she felt fortunate with the exposure. She was all over the media with her next release Love Story in 1969.

After her Hollywood career, Ali decided to move to New Mexico from California, turning into an activist. She felt her role as a humanitarian was bigger than her two-decade career in Hollywood. The fire at her Malibu home made her realize life is more about the physical aspects.

Jack Nicholson | Age 83

Jack Nicholson is famous for portraying anti-hero roles and dark comic portrayals. With a span of more than sixty years in Hollywood, Nicholson has starred in The Raven and The Terror. As of now, his debut movie is considered to be the all-time great movie of the era. His villainous characters got him three Academy Awards over his career.  

Nicholson was last seen alongside Reese Witherspoon and Paul Rudd in How Do You Know in 2010. Over the years, he has declined offers like Nebraska and The Judge considering the roles to be weak. Hence, voluntarily retiring. 

Kim Novak | Age 87

Interestingly, Kim Novak started her career with a refrigerator commercial and earned fame from it. Soon, she got cast in several movies like Picnic, Golden arm, and Pal Joey. She also starred in Hitchcock’s thriller Vertigo in 1958, rising to fame. Her career is full of successful movies and prominent lead roles of the time.

In the 80s, she starred in the primetime series Falcon Crest for a few seasons. Eventually, she traded Hollywood for a peaceful life and chose painting as an art release. Novak has donated several of her paintings to the Butler Institute of American Art, Ohio.

Bob Newhart | Age 90

Bob Newhart is a successful comedian and singer with two albums reaching the Billboard pop album chart. He got fame with his comedic monologue with the amazing deadpan stand-up delivery with stammering style. Later in his career, Newhart picked on to acting with the role of Chicago Psychologist in the Bob Newhart Show in the 70s.

His recent works include the role of Judson in The Librarian in 2004 and Professor Proton in the Big bang theory in 2013. He also won his first Primetime Emmy Award for this comic role in the series.

 Gladys Knight | Age 76

The woman America knows as the “Empress of Soul” is still active and young-looking at the respectable age of 76, but we’re somehow not surprised… After all, Knight’s energy and ever-present good mood have turned her into one of the U.S.’s most beloved soul/R&B singers and have earned her an induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Knight’s musical talent is infinitely inspiring, but she’s also made a name for herself as an actress and TV personality. In 2021, two short years after appearing in The Masked Singer, Knight was cast to appear on Eddie Murphy’s Coming 2 America.

Christopher Plummer | Age 90

The infamous character of Captain Von Trapp was played by Christopher Plummer. This led to the actor’s stronghold in the industry giving classics like Stage Stuck, The Last Station, and The Exception. The Canadian actor had a six decade-spanning career proving his metal winning several Oscar awards. 

If you are a fan of a musical, you should watch his soothing The Sound of Music to relive the golden era of Hollywood.  Currently, the actor is enjoying his retirement years and lives with his wife, Elaine Taylor, in Weston, CT. 

Clint Eastwood | Age 90

The legendary actor and heartthrob of his time, Clint Eastwood is known for his Dirty Harry character. The Harry Callahan character was alive in the 1970s and 1980s, which is still much loved. He has proved himself to be a talented actor and director over the decades winning Oscars. Still very humble about his achievements, the actor recently celebrated his 90th birthday.

He has been graceful and candid about aging in his interviews while having a steady perspective at life. He has starred in several projects, including Million Dollar Baby and Western film Unforgiven. 

 Mary Ward | Age 105

Native to Australia, Mary Ward is known for her stage performances along with television and films. She was a huge soap opera star of her time with projects like Sons and Daughters, Amy, and Prisoner. The Aussie beauty had technical know-how of acting after she studied acting in England.

In 1948, she became the country’s first female radio announcer for The Forces Sweetheart. The seventies marked her regular appearance in the soap operas and television. Notably, she got popular with her role in Prisoner, continuing it for two years until her character was killed.

Ann-Margret | Age 79

Ann Margret is a multitalented star with her astonishing beauty, singing, and dancing skills. She has starred in several movies, namely Bye Bye Birdie, Viva Las Vegas, and The Cincinnati Kid. Her skillful performances have been awarded several Golden Globe awards and Academy nominations. Over these years, she has been active on TV and starred on Law & Order, winning an Emmy for it.

Her recent appearance was full of elegance in Ray Donovan in 2014. There is still a lot to come from this talented beauty, considering her larger than life five-decade-long career.

Kim Darby | Age 73

The ‘60s were the perfect era for Kim Darby, as she then got the attention she deserved. Kim was born in 1947 in Los Angeles. By the time she turned 20, she had already claimed her place in front of the camera. Kim, most notably, played in films like True Grit.

Her career continued in the ‘80s and ‘90s; however, the last time we ever saw her on TV was in 2017 with The Evil Within. She is 73 years old by now, and a mother to one child, Heather Elias, whom she had during her brief marriage to James Stacy in the late ‘60s.

Tim Matheson | Age 73

When it comes to Tim Matheson, it’s like you know him from some or another show but just can’t place him. To make it easy for you: He’s probably best known for his role as Vice President John Hoynes in the hit NBC drama series, The West Wing. He is well known for his role in the National Lampoons Animal House film.

You may also recognize him by his voice since he has done voice work Johnny Quest and Fast & Furious Spy Racers. More recently, he has played Ronald Reagan in the film Killing Reagan. He also has a recurring role on the drama series This Is Us.

Arlene Golonka | Age 84

Actress Arlene Golonka rose to fame in the acting scene during the ’60s thanks to the role she had in The Andy Griffith Show. Some of you might also remember her for appearing in Mayberry R.F.D. She often got cast in “bubbly blond” roles.

She remained active until the ’90s, but she chose to become less active by the ’00s. In her acting portfolio, the last role you’ll see was the one she had in The King of Queens in 2005. In 2018, Golonka was part of a documentary called Broadway: Beyond the Golden Age.

Vikki Dougan | Age 92

Vikki Dougan is an actress and model who had roles in films like The Tunnel Of Love, Sea Hunt, and The Great Man. She also made waves for wearing dresses with completely open backs cut down to her posterior. This was to counter more popular models with large bosoms.

Dougan became Iconic for that design and was even nicknamed The Back, while also inspiring a song named after her by a rock band called The Limelighters. Although she posed for playboy magazine, she didn’t allow them to publish the photos and even sued Cavalier magazine for publishing them a few years later.

Julie Andrews | Age 84

Julie Andrews started her career with singing and performing on Broadway and receiving acclaim for her voice. Sadly, 2000 marked the loss of her singing voice, resulting in throat surgery. You may be familiar with Julie Andrews from her performance in the Disney’s Princess Diaries. The actress brought the role of queen alive with her British elegance. 

In her long career, the actress has starred in TV, movies and even toured for Goodspeed Opera House in 2006. She has stayed active all these years, voicing the Shrek series and enchanted. Besides, she has published her memoir. 

Sophia Loren | Age 85

The living legend, Sophia Loren, has graced Hollywood with her royal presence and enchanting beauty. Her fascination with acting started after she participated in a beauty pageant. She has left her mark in the golden era with performances in A Special Day, Sunflower, and Houseboat. Even at the age of 85, the actress is a symbol of beauty native to Italy. 

She is away from the limelight and follows a simple approach to life with her children and grandchildren. This includes occasional visits to see her grandkids in California. The graceful acceptance of age and a huge family keeps the actress being hopeful in life. 

Twiggy | Age 71

In the ‘60s, Twiggy stunned the world of fashion with her large, innocent eyes and notably gamine frame. What followed was a long career in entertainment that saw the style icon find success as an actress and singer as well.

Among her most notable achievements is being made a Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire (DBE) in 2019 due to her contributions to the arts. She’s not yet done accomplishing things, though. Venturing into podcasting, she began hosting Tea with Twiggy, a weekly chat show, in 2020.

Priscilla Presley | Age 75

Another notable figure of the ‘60s is Priscilla Presley. Marrying the King of Rock and Roll Elvis Presley in 1967, she became the envy of young women everywhere. Their union was blessed with a daughter, Lisa Marie, soon after but still ended in a divorce years later.

Although they parted ways, Presley ensured that her husband’s memory and estate would thrive for years to come upon his death in the ‘70s. After being in several serious relationships since Elvis, she was rumored to be dating It’s Not Unusual singer Tom Jones in 2017.

Linda Evans | Age 77

Linda Evans is known for her role as Audra Barkley and Krystle Carrington. The blonde beauty fiercely acted on television in the 60s. She gained fame with her role in the Dynasty that aired in the 1980s. She retired from acting in 1997 following in her co-star’s footsteps. After leaving the show, she opened a chain of gyms and health clubs. 

In 2009 Evans won the reality show Hell’s Kitchen. She also released a cookbook with her anecdotes from her life and forty of her favorite recipes. As an exceptional actress, it is no surprise that she also has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

David Birney | Age 81

David Birney gained fame for his starring role in the CBS series ‘Bridget Loves Bernie.’ Despite his stardom, he wasn’t renowned for taking major roles. Instead, focusing on selective television and stage plays, especially Shakespeare’s works like Romeo And Juliet and Macbeth, among others.

Birney also had appearances in some of TV’s most iconic series, such as Hawaii Five-0, Murder She Wrote, Fantasy Island, and St Elsewhere. Besides Shakespeare, he also had roles in stage plays like To Kill A Mockingbird, The Playboy of the Western World, and Much Ado About Nothing.

Barbra Fuller | Age 94

Barbra Fuller is an American TV, film, and radio personality who has also authored the book The Life We Long For: Learning Love in the Gospel of John. Known for changing her hair color frequently for her roles, Fuller was seen in Lonely Heart Bandits and The Red Menace. She also starred in crime drama alongside John Eldridge and Dorothy Patrick.

 As for radio, she gave her voice to the Whispering Streets, The Guiding Light, Ma Perkins, and Today’s Children. Her life is full of soap opera accomplishments on TV while participating in Trackdown and Adventures of Superman.

Harry Belafonte | Age 93

Harry Belafonte is amongst the most famous and successful Jamaican-American pop stars. Being called the King of Calypso, he made the Caribbean music style mainstream in the industry. His songs like Jump in the Line and The Banana Boat Song topped the charts with the peppy and lively music. 

Belafonte made his acting debut with Broadway and also won a Tony award for his performance. He also used his fame to be an activist throughout his career for several political and social causes. Thus, receiving the prestigious award of National Medal of Arts. His most recent work was in 2006 in Booby. 

Claudia Cardinale | Age 82

Born in Tunisia, the Italian actress Claudia Cardinale was very well-received in the ’60s and ’70s. She played leads in some of the most critically acclaimed Italian, French, and English films of the time, including Cartouche and The Leopard. We guess being multi-lingual in an industry as competitive as acting really does pay off.

Behind the cameras, Cardinale is an 82-year-old mother of two who is also a women’s rights activist and a feminism and gay causes supporter. Going into her 80s hasn’t kept Cardinale from thriving in her career. She had roles in Bulle and Rogue City in 2020 and will appear as Agostina in The Island of Forgiveness soon.

Mel Brooks | Age 94

Mel Brooks, a well-known actor, comedian, and composer for his comedic performances and films. He started his career alongside Woody Allen and Larry Gelbart on the show Your Show of Shows. Earlier in his life, he served in World War II, after which he started with music and comedy. Brooks had a remarkable career in radio and writing amazing pieces like Shinbone Alley and The 2000 Year Old Man. 

Fascinatingly, he has won all the prestigious awards like Tony, Emmy, Grammy, and an Oscar. Currently, the retired actor he’s enjoying his days with movies and shows with Carl, who he visits often.

Stevie Nicks | Age 72

Stevie Nicks had a passion for music since she was pretty young, and it’s great that she never gave up on it because you can see where it brought her. Today, at the age of 72, the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer has eight studio albums and over 35 singles.

After about half a decade of being on hiatus, the “Talk to Me” singer released a compilation album named “Stand Back: 1981–2017” in 2019 and a single titled “Show Them The Way” in 2020. If you remember her from Fleetwood Mac, you’d be thrilled to know that she’s still an active member of the band.

Tippi Hedren | Age 90

Along with being a talented actress, Tippi has also worked as a fashion model and an animal rights activist over the years. As a model, she was on the cover of several magazines like Life and Glamour. She was discovered by Hitchcock post her TV commercial and kick-started her Hollywood life. The gorgeous actress starred in The Birds and A Countess. Her Hollywood legacy includes more than eighty films and a Golden Globe for her thriller performance. 

Tippi also starred in TV shows, namely Charlie Chaplin’s final film. She retired from the spotlight to stay away from the spotlight. Currently, her granddaughter, Dakota Johnson, is taking Hollywood by the storm. 

Elisabeth Waldo | Age 101

Composing, Violinist, songwriting, and conducting are few of the achievements of the magnificent Elizabeth Waldo. Her whole life has been surrounded by music since she started playing the violin from the age of five. She also studied music at the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia. This deep knowledge of music made her create masterpieces like Maracatu, Land of Golden Dreams, and Realm of the Incas. Waldo’s music has traces and inspiration from ancient Chinese folklore. 

She successfully founded a Multicultural music theatre in LA to promote art and music. Her most recent work was released in 2008, Heartstrings Soul of the Americas.

Bob Barker | Age 96

Bob Barker is most renowned for his long-running show The Price is Right. The show was on air for an unbelievable thirty-five years until 2007. His game show career was highly acclaimed and got him 16 daytime Emmys for the CBS network. In his career of decades, he was also a part of a beauty pageant, including Miss USA and Miss Universe. 

For the past 20 years, Barker has been enjoying his retirement and stays away from the paparazzi. Although he received the Legend Award in 2015 at L.A. Press Club’s Arts & Entertainment In 2018, he accidentally injured himself at home but made a quick recovery. 

Norman Lloyd | Age 105

With a nine decades-long career, Norman Lloyd is one of the oldest living actors globally. His long career started being a stage actor in New York in the 1930s. The actor has left his imprints in the radio and TV industry as well, along with the big screen.

The veteran actor has been a part of major works like Saboteur, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, and Dead Poets Society. All these years, Lloyd still hasn’t stopped working and progressing in the field of production and direction. He was last seen in the movie, Trainwreck, which was released in 2015.

Cicely Tyson | Age 95

Cicely Tyson is known for her performance in several TV shows and movies, including The Help and Fried Green Tomatoes. Her career started in the modeling industry after she got discovered for an Ebony magazine for her gorgeous looks. She also appeared in small starrers in off-Broadway and feature films. The movie Sounder won her a nomination for the best actress category in Academy awards. 

Cicely has always chosen roles that depicted strong and positive black women winning an honorary Oscar. Hence, she refused a lot of roles in her career. In 2016, Tyson was awarded the Medal of Freedom from President Barack Obama in Washington.

Marsha Hunt | Age 103

With a gracefully long career of seven decades, Marsha Hunt has given marvels like Pride and Prejudice and The Happy Time. Along with acting, she was an activist and a humanitarian. Post-Hollywood blacklist and her semi-retirement, she was seen in ABCs Breaking Point and other guest appearances.

Hunt was last seen in Chloe’s Prayer in 2006. She also releases a song Here’s to All Who Love in 2013 that she wrote 40 years ago. Her last appearance was in 2017 at the Los Angeles Jewish Film Festival to honor the achievements of actor and activist Ed Asner.

Connie Stevens | Age 82

Connie Stevens was born in Brooklyn, where she spent the first years of her life. By the time she reached her 20s, she was able to find her way under the spotlight, releasing her Concetta album and playing in the Hawaiian Eye series as Cricket Blake. She is 82 years old now and worth around $50 million.

She has created skincare products like Forever Spring, released a significant number of albums, and despite small breaks, has never stopped acting. In fact, the last film in which she’s played was By the Rivers of Babylon in 2019. She lives in a $2-million house in Studio City.

Charley Pride | Age 86

He is 86 years old right now and has just released a collaboration with Jimmy Allen and Darius Rucker, the song called Why Things Happen. Charley Pride started releasing his music in the ‘60s. He was only inducted to the Country Music Hall of Fame, however, in 2000.

Some of his highest-selling albums include Just Plain Charley and From Me to You. He was born in Mississippi back in 1934. Recently, within 2020, we even got to see him in the documentary called Elvira: The True Story of Dallas Frazier. Charley is expected to be worth around $40 million.

Linda Gray | Age 80

She’s been involved with acting since the ‘60s, so we can imagine that it would not be easy for her to kick the habit! One of the biggest characters she ever got to portray was Sue Ellen’s one on the original Dallas series.

Little did she know that she’d be called to portray her again in 2012, with the show’s remake. In fairness, Gray isn’t acting as much as she used to, but she never stays away for too long. The last time she was on TV was in 2020 with an episode of Stars in the Home.

Barbara Walters | Age 90

Walters is widely known for The Barbara Walters Summer Special and 20/20. Being the most iconic TV personality, Walters has earned her title with her anchoring skills. She has hosted several news shows on Today, ABC, and The View with her powerful on-screen broadcasting persona. After her retirement from journalism in 2004, Barbara switched to writing and publishing. 

She has published numerous articles and written an autobiography. In 2010, she battled a heart condition that led to her declining health. Hence, she maintains a healthy lifestyle peacefully away from the limelight. 

Tim Curry | Age 74

He’s one of the most recognizable names of the past century. After all, Tim Curry got to play every film from The Rocky Horror Picture Show to Clue and The Hunt for Red October. He might be a wheelchair user since suffering a stroke in 2012, but Tim is far from retired.

He’s alive and well now, at the age of 74. In 2020 he was able to take part in the Midnight Movie Macabre docuseries. He’s not just well-accomplished on-screen but on stage as well, as he’s even been nominated for a Tony Award after playing in a production of My Favorite Year in 1995.

Thelma Barlow | Age 91

The U.K. loves soap operas, and the same goes for the soap opera superstars. One of the best in the country is the lovely Thelma Barlow, who’s still working as an actress even though she’s 91 years old! Longevity is just one of Barlow’s impressive features, as she’s also a talented performer, writer, and mother of two.

To this day, she’s still best known for her long-running role of Mavis Wilton in the legendary British soap opera Coronation Street. But she also made it to TV series such as Dinnerladies and Doctor Who. Most recently, she appeared briefly in the 2016 biographic comedy film Florence Foster Jenkins.

Shirley Eaton | Age 83

Shirley Eaton kickstarted her professional acting career in the ’50s. Her big break came in 1964 when she got cast as the Bond girl in Goldfinger. Like many stars from her era, she first did stage roles before making her way to on-screen work.

Eaton could’ve achieved way more in her career, but she chose to retire early in the late ’60s. Raising her kids with her late husband, Colin Lenton Rowe was the reason why she left Hollywood. She devoted most of her time to photography and art since then, and she released books like Shirley Eaton, Bond’s Golden Girl, and Golden Girl Shirley Eaton: Her Reflections.

Cheryl Tiegs | Age 73

She was born in Minnesota back in 1947. Her uniquely good looks made it easy for her to become a supermodel. Eventually, Cheryl Tiegs had managed to appear on the covers of magazines like Sports Swimsuit Illustrated Issue and TIME. Today, she is 73 years old and never ceases to impress.

As a matter of fact, in 2020, she participated in both the Lead with Love TV special and the documentary called Art Be Damned!. It’s safe to say that had it not been for Cheryl, the entire fashion industry would’ve been shaped differently today. After all, she’s even played in films like Moonlighting and The Brown Bunny.

Susan Sullivan | Age 78

In case Susan Sullivan’s face seems familiar, it’s because she’s been in almost every series there is! Her career started in the late ‘60s, and soon enough, she landed roles in shows like Another World and Falcon Crest. Her success continued with the new millennia too, when she played in Castle.

Sullivan is 78 years old by now yet has never once paused her career. Since 2018, she’s had a recurring role in Last Man Standing, playing Bonnie. According to her IMDb page, she’s now working on an upcoming movie called Marzipan. Over the years and through her hard work, she’s earned a $5-million fortune.