SUSAN DEY – 68 YEARS OLD - RETIRED FROM SHOW BUSINESS

Susan Dey was a household name during the '70s, which only became possible with her portrayal of Laurie Partridge in "The Partridge Family" between 1970 and 1974. She also did some impressive work in "L. A. Law," for which she even received a "Golden Globe Award."

Dey is now retired. She has been so since 2004, which was when she appeared in "Third Watch." Now going on 33 years with her husband, Bernard Sofronski, the mother of one is staying away from the spotlight and enjoying her $10 million fortune at her New York home.

TINA LOUISE – 87 YEARS OLD - NOT YET RETIRED BUT NOT AS ACTIVE AS BEFORE

Tina Louise, who gave life to Ginger Grant on the "CBS" sitcom "Gilligan's Island" during the '60s, did an excellent job portraying her role. Her career has been on a steady journey up since then, until the twenty-first century, when it began to stall substantially.

Louise has only played a few roles in the previous two decades; the most recent being Rose on "Tapestry" in 2019. As of 2021, Louise is the only living cast member of "Gilligan's Island." We wonder how she feels about it.  She currently resides in New York and is lucky to have one child to care for her during her aged years.

Clint Eastwood – 91 Years Old - Still Making Movies

If his movie roles are anything to go by, Clint Eastwood is one of the toughest guys in the world. From his role as The Man With No Name in the Dollar Trilogy to his roles as anti-hero cop Harry Calahan aka Dirty Harry, the man oozes a sense of toughness and straight talk that makes him intimidating.

It’s unclear if that tough exterior is so tough in person, but he has managed to produce the success he had on screen, behind the lens as well with his Oscar-winning films Unforgiven and Million Dollar Baby. His last work was on the film Richard Jewel, which picked up an Oscar nomination in 2020.

Vera Miles – 91 Years Old – Enjoys Retirement Away From The Spotlight

The last time that Vera Miles undertook a project was in 1995 when she played in Separate Lives. Today she is 91 years old, enjoying her retirement in her Palm Desert house in California. She prefers to keep as far away from the spotlight as possible.

Vera’s performances will never be forgotten. After all, she got to star in some of Hitchcock’s films, including Psycho and its sequel. She’s been under the spotlight since graduating high school and winning the Miss Kansas title in the late ‘40s. It’s safe to assume that she’s now taking a well-deserved rest, with her $8-million fortune.

Cher – 76 Years Old – Still Appearing at LGBTQIA+ Events

More than an American singer/actress, the one and only Cherilyn Sarkisian (or Cher) is one of music's ultimate divas and a prominent LBGTQIA+ symbol. In 2022, she collaborated with Donatella Versace for a Pride Month capsule collection, proving that she's still as active (and relevant) as before. She's been a central show-biz figure since the '60s.

Even though Cher's praised for her style and ongoing humanitarian projects, she's best known for her successful music career. Thanks to songs as beloved as "Believe," "After All," and "Strong Enough," she sold a reported 100 million records and landed one of the highest-grossing tours ever: the $250-million Living Proof: The Farewell Tour.

KURT RUSSELL - 74 YEARS OLD - STILL ACTING

Versatile American actor Kurt Russell began his career as a child star with Disney in the 1960s, starring in films like "The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes." However, collaborations with director John Carpenter marked his transition to more mature roles, notably portraying anti-hero Snake Plissken in "Escape from New York" and its sequel.

In 2024, Kurt was awarded the Best Actor in a Science Fiction/Fantasy Series or Movie at the Critics Choice Awards for his role in "Monarch: Legacy of Monsters." In 2025, he celebrated his 74th birthday on March 17 with his stepdaughter, Kate Hudson, sharing heartfelt family photos on Instagram.

Michael J. Fox – 63 Years Old – Forever Marty McFly

Michael J. Fox became a household name in the 1980s, captivating audiences as Alex P. Keaton on "Family Ties" and as the unforgettable Marty McFly in the "Back to the Future" trilogy. His charisma and comedic timing made him a standout in films like "Teen Wolf" and "The Secret of My Success."

Despite being diagnosed in 1991, he continued to shine in roles on "Spin City," "The Good Wife," and "Curb Your Enthusiasm," earning multiple Emmy and Golden Globe awards. In 2025, he was honored with the Presidential Medal of Freedom for his contributions to Parkinson's research and advocacy. ​

Rita Pavone – 79 Years Old – Still an Icon

Before Beatlemania swept the world, a fiery redhead from Italy was already making teenage hearts race. Rita Pavone exploded onto the music scene in 1962 after winning "Festa degli Sconosciuti." With her bold voice and magnetic energy, she turned "La partita di pallone" into an instant classic.

Hits like "Cuore" and "Il Ballo del mattone" cemented her as a pop sensation, earning her a spot on "The Ed Sullivan Show" and collaborations with Diana Ross. She wasn’t just a singer—she lit up the big screen too. Decades later, her legacy remains strong, with a celebrated return to Sanremo in 2020 proving she never lost her spark.

Tom Selleck - 80 years old - Still Actively Working As an Actor

Tom Selleck's rise to fame began with his portrayal of private investigator Thomas Magnum in the television series "Magnum, P.I." from 1980 to 1988. This role earned him critical acclaim and solidified his status as a leading man in Hollywood. During the same period, he starred in the box office hit “Three Men and a Baby” in 1987, showcasing his versatility as an actor.

In 2024, Tom released his memoir, “You Never Know,” offering an intimate look into his extensive career and personal life. That same year marked the conclusion of his long-running role as NYPD Commissioner Frank Reagan in the television series “Blue Bloods,” which ended after 14 seasons.

Matthew Labyorteaux - 58 Years Old - From Acting to Voice Acting

Matthew Labyorteaux captured hearts as Albert Ingalls on the beloved TV series "Little House on the Prairie" during the late 1970s and early 1980s. His portrayal of a troubled boy adopted into a loving family showcased his emotional range. Apart from "Little House," he is remembered as the voice of Jaden Yuki in the animated series "Yu-Gi-Oh! GX."

Surprisingly, Matthew is a skilled video game player, having competed in various tournaments in the early days of arcade gaming. He even set a world record in the game "Centipede" in 1982! He remains active in the entertainment industry, primarily focusing on voice acting roles and participating in fan conventions.

Lizzie Velásquez – 35 Years Old – Still Inspiring Millions Every Day

Lizzie Velásquez turned the spotlight on herself in the best way possible—by becoming a global voice for kindness, confidence, and self-love. In 2013, she rocked the internet with her powerful TEDx talk, "How Do YOU Define Yourself," proving that strength isn’t about appearances but about heart.

That moment made her a worldwide inspiration, leading to her 2015 documentary, "A Brave Heart: The Lizzie Velásquez Story," which had everyone cheering for her courage. She’s also a bestselling author, with books like "Dare to be Kind" and "Be Beautiful, Be You" motivating readers everywhere. In 2017, she even hosted "Unzipped," a fun, feel-good show about positivity.

Lou Ferrigno – 73 years old – Still Actively Working As an Actor

From flexing biceps to turning green with rage, Lou Ferrigno's journey began when bodybuilding glory handed him the Mr. America and Mr. Universe crowns in the early 1970s. He also smashed into mainstream fame by literally smashing things in CBS’s “The Incredible Hulk” (1977–1982). Without speaking a single line, he grunted, growled, and glare-acted his way into millions of living rooms and hearts.

Fast-forward to 2025, and Lou is at it again—but this time, he's ditching the heroics. He's now slicing and dicing as a cannibalistic pig farmer in "The Hermit," charming (or terrifying) fans at Pop Culture Con and relishing his horror debut.

Willie Nelson – 91 Years Old – Still Rocking Stages

When it comes to outlaw country legends, Willie Nelson is the ponytailed prophet who put Texas twang on the global map. From the smoky honky-tonks of Nashville in the 1960s to igniting his outlaw era in 1973 with the album "Shotgun Willie," he’s done it all with a wink and a grin.

Just two years later, he catapulted further into superstardom with "Red Headed Stranger," featuring "Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain," proving the world digs heartbreak. As of 2025, at a spry 92, Willie dropped his 77th studio album, "Oh What A Beautiful World," and his legendary 4th of July Picnic remains Austin’s hottest ticket.

Cathy McGowan – 82 Years Old – Still Active in Broadcasting and Journalism

Back in the day, Cathy McGowan wasn’t just a TV host—she was the fashion icon of the swinging 1960s. As the face of “Ready Steady Go!” from 1964 to 1966, she introduced the biggest music stars of the era, from The Beatles to The Rolling Stones. But she wasn’t just a presenter—she was the original "it girl," inspiring a whole generation with her mod style and effortless cool.

After her “Ready Steady Go!” days, she kept things low-key but stayed close to the entertainment world, working in broadcasting and journalism. In the late 1980s, she even popped up on “Newsroom South East.”

Scott Valentine – 66 Years Old – Retired But Still Doing Business

In the 1980s, Scott Valentine stole the show as Nick Moore, the lovable, leather-jacket-wearing artist on “Family Ties.” As Mallory Keaton’s boyfriend, he brought laughs, charm, and a little rebellion to the hit sitcom from 1985 to 1989. Fans couldn’t get enough of his signature “Whoa!” catchphrase, and his on-screen chemistry with Justine Bateman was pure TV gold.

In 1987, he took on a leading role in the fantasy rom-com “My Demon Lover,” proving he could do more than sitcoms. After his Hollywood days, he made a surprising career move—into the world of green energy! In 2010, he joined Excelsior Capital Partners, focusing on eco-friendly investments.

Cathie Jung – 86 Years Old – Still Living Life to the Fullest

When it comes to world records, Cathie Jung takes the crown—literally! Known as the "Corset Queen," she holds the Guinness World Record for the smallest waist on a living person, measuring a jaw-dropping 15 inches.

Her love for Victorian fashion started in 1959, but by 1983, she was wearing corsets 23 hours a day. The result? A waistline that looks straight out of the 1800s! Her striking silhouette has made her a global sensation, leading to TV appearances on “The Oprah Winfrey Show” and “The Tyra Banks Show.” Despite her ultra-tiny waist, she leads an active life—driving, fishing, and taking care of her home like a pro.

Lady Gaga – 38 Years Old – Still a Pop Icon and Award-Winning Actress

From the moment “Just Dance” hit the airwaves in 2008, Lady Gaga was unstoppable. With her futuristic beats and wild fashion, she ruled the music world. In 2010, she turned heads—literally—by rocking a raw meat dress at the MTV Video Music Awards. Love it or hate it, nobody could ignore it!

Her anthems like “Bad Romance” and “Born This Way” became instant classics, proving she was more than just a pop star. Then came “A Star Is Born” in 2018, where she wowed audiences alongside Bradley Cooper and won an Academy Award for “Shallow.” In 2025, she won another Grammy with “Die with a Smile” featuring Bruno Mars.

LORENZO LAMAS - 67 YEARS OLD - BUSY ON-SCREEN

Born in 1958 in Santa Monica, California, Lorenzo Lamas emerged from a family of Hollywood royalty, being the son of actors Fernando Lamas and Arlene Dahl. He catapulted to fame with his portrayal of Lance Cumson in the prime-time soap opera "Falcon Crest," a role that earned him a Golden Globe nomination.

Demonstrating his versatility, he displayed his martial arts prowess in the action-packed series "Renegade," further cementing his status as a television icon. Lorenzo holds black belts in Taekwondo, Shotokan Karate, Jujitsu, and Aikido. He's a certified commercial helicopter pilot, offering aerial tours over New York City, providing passengers with unique perspectives of the city's skyline.

TONY DANZA - 73 YEARS OLD - STILL ACTING BUT RETIRED FROM BOXING

From professional boxer to beloved television icon, Tony Danza's journey is remarkable. He initially pursued a boxing career before being discovered in a New York gym, leading to his acting debut as Tony Banta in the acclaimed sitcom "Taxi." This role catapulted him to fame, earning him a Golden Globe nomination.

He solidified his television legacy with "Who's the Boss?" portraying Tony Micelli, a role that garnered him four Golden Globe nominations. In 1998, he won the People's Choice Award for Favorite Male Performer in a New Television Series for "The Tony Danza Show." Interestingly, he's often portrayed characters sharing his first name.

ROBERT FOXWORTH - 83 YEARS OLD - NOT YET RETIRED BUT NOT AS ACTIVE AS BEFORE

The golden age of television gave rise to iconic actors, and Robert Foxworth is a standout among them. Born in 1941 in Texas, he gained recognition for his refined acting and compelling screen presence. After earning a BFA from Carnegie Mellon University, he became a household name with his role as Chase Gioberti.

This came in the beloved prime-time soap opera "Falcon Crest." Before this, Robert starred in "The Storefront Lawyers" and famously declined the role of J.R. Ewing in "Dallas." He later captivated audiences as the voice of Ratchet in the "Transformers" films. He's yet to retire but remains active in the entertainment industry, albeit with reduced appearances.

BARBARA EDEN - 93 YEARS OLD - RETIRED IN 2022

In the mid-1960s, television audiences were enchanted by a whimsical genie who could blink her way into and out of any situation. The talented Barbara Eden brought this character, Jeannie, to life. She began her career by appearing on shows like "I Love Lucy" and "Perry Mason."

However, it was her starring role in "I Dream of Jeannie" that catapulted her to stardom. Barbara has displayed her versatility in over 25 feature films and 19 made-for-television movies. She authored her memoir, "Jeannie Out of the Bottle," which debuted at number 14 on The New York Times Best Seller list in 2011. The actress-singer retired in 2022.

KATHLEEN KINMONT - 59 YEARS OLD - STILL A WORKING ACTRESS

Action and horror fans of the 1980s and 1990s remember Kathleen Kinmont for her unforgettable roles and striking presence. The 1965 California-born thespian is the daughter of actress Abby Dalton. She became widely recognized as Kelly Meeker in "Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers" and earned further acclaim as Cheyenne Phillips in "Renegade."

Kathleen starred alongside then-husband Lorenzo Lamas in the latter. Expanding her talents, she ventured into writing and directing, publishing her memoir, "I Should've Been Nicer to Quentin Tarantino." Her career began in commercials as a child, demonstrating early promise in the industry. The "Phoenix" star remains active in creative pursuits.

PAUL HOGAN – 81 YEARS OLD – STILL ACTING BUT NOT AS ACTIVE AS BEFORE

Australia has given the world Paul Hogan, the face of the highly successful Crocodile Dundee movie series. He did such a great job playing outback adventurer Michael "Crocodile" Dundee that he even got an Oscar nod and won a Golden Globe for the first 1986 flick of the film franchise. The last credit on his IMDb page is 2019's The Very Excellent Mr. Dundee.

Sadly, bad news came to the 81-year-old Hogan when he found out that his long-time friend John Cornell passed away in July 2021 at 80 years old. The Aussie director/writer had a part in creating Crocodile Dundee.

GEORGE HAMILTON – 82 YEARS OLD – ACTIVE IN THE ACTING INDUSTRY

Actor George Hamilton, recognized for his sophisticated style and suave hairdo, has been in the entertainment industry since the early '50s. But if you think he's already retired at 81, you're mistaken. He's even busy working on a new action film titled All Terrain, coming out in 2022.

In recent years, we've seen Hamilton appear in projects like Grace and Frankie, American Housewife, and Swiped. Yet, his timeless hits will always be our favorites: Light in the Piazza, Once Is Not Enough, Love at First Bite, and The Godfather Part III.

CINDY WILLIAMS – 74 YEARS OLD – STILL ACTING BUT NOT AS ACTIVE AS BEFORE

We loved Cindy Williams in the '70s sitcoms Laverne & Shirley, as well as Happy Days. During that era, she also starred in films like American Graffiti, where she worked alongside director George Lucas, and The Conversation, directed by Francis Ford Coppola.

Although Williams hasn't had the chance to have significant roles in recent years, she's still actively acting at 74 years old. She worked with John Heard in 2012's Stealing Roses and has since made brief appearances in projects like The Odd Couple, Sam & Cat, and 2020's Canaan Land.

CHRISTOPHER WALKEN – 78 YEARS OLD – BUSY AS A SOUGHT-AFTER ACTOR

There's no other smooth-talker in Hollywood like Christopher Walken. Heck, the 78-year-old celeb is one of his generation's best actors! His astounding acting talent is showcased in films such as The Deer Hunter, Catch Me If You Can, Annie Hall, and Pulp Fiction. If that doesn't convince you, his seven Saturday Night Live guest-hosting stint might.

As of 2021, Walken is starring as Burt in the drama/thriller TV show Severance. Before this, he worked on Wild Mountain Thyme, a 2020 romantic film. Now, he is also set to appear in the TV series The Offenders, currently in pre-production.

MARLA GIBBS – 90 YEARS OLD – STILL A WORKING ACTRESS

With her acid-dry wit coupled with some sass and sarcasm, Marla Gibbs blew everyone away when she came onto the '70s TV screens at the age of 44. It was then when she landed the role of Florence Johnston in the hit CBS sitcom The Jeffersons. A decade later, producers just had to give her a show with 227, playing the lead character of Mary Jenkins.

At 90 years old, we're shocked to know that Gibbs is still actively acting. In 2021 alone, she appeared in the TV Series Big Shot and Young Sheldon. Gibbs is also part of the upcoming movie Doris HeadShop.

TIM MATHESON – 73 YEARS OLD – ACTIVE IN THE ACTING INDUSTRY

Eric "Otter" Stratton, the resident smooth-talker the comedy flick National Lampoon's Animal House, has got to be the character that endeared Tim Matheson to his fans. But aside from this, he also took on other famous roles like voicing the lead character in the Jonny Quest animated series from 1964 to 1965 and playing President Ronald Reagan in Killing Reagan, a 2016 TV film.

Nowadays, the 73-year-old Matheson is still a familiar face on television. Between 2019 and 2021, he even had two hit TV projects. We're talking about This Is Us and Virgin River.

Bob Newhart – 91 Years Old - Still Making Appearances

If you’ve ever watched Big Bang Theory and wondered whether the show Professor Proton was real, then wonder no more. It wasn’t a real show, but the man who played him is a comedy legend. Bob Newhart was renowned for a deadpan style of comedy that brought him great success in the ’60s and ’70s.

He starred in shows like the Button-Down Mind of Bob Newhart and another eponymous show called the Bob Newhart Show. Despite Professor Proton only being a character for the Big Bang Theory, it is a character that won Newhart his first Primetime Emmy Award in 2013. Newhart also has three Grammy Awards for comedy recordings.

Billy Dee Williams – 84 YEARS OLD – WORKING AS A MULTIFACETED STAR

Billy Dee Williams goes beyond being just an actor. The 84-year-old celeb is an artist with a passion for painting and writing. But in the acting industry, he can boast of having worked in about 150 productions. Still, Lando Calrissian is his most recognized role. He even played it again in 2019's Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker.

Williams is working on more Star Wars projects since he's voicing the Lego Star Wars series and the Star Wars videogames. He's also participating in the upcoming animated show Star Wars: Detours. General Hospital and Diary of a Single Mom are two works he had outside the sci-fi franchise.

Ann-Margret – 80 Years Old - Still Active

Ann-Margret was billed as the female version of Elvis Presley. She also starred alongside the King of Rock 'n Roll in the critically acclaimed Viva Las Vegas. Margret also had roles in classic films like the Cincinnati Kid, Train Robbers, and Grumpy Old Men.

She wasn’t billed as the female Elvis for her acting ability. Margret has released more than ten studio albums, including a hugely successful 2001 gospel album called God Is Love: The Gospel Sessions. In 2019 she dabbled in voice acting with a role in the adult animated series Happy! and has been cast in the upcoming movie Welcome To Pine Grove.

Bolo Yeung – 75 YEARS OLD – NOT YET RETIRED BUT NOT AS ACTIVE AS BEFORE

Bolo Yeung, a Hong Kong-based actor, has always been recognized as a gifted martial artist. The former bodybuilder became known for portraying the antagonist of action flicks like Enter the Dragon and Bloodsport. With more than 100 productions in his portfolio, acting in Chinese and American films, he has become a global phenomenon.

The Whole World at Our Feet (2015) was Yeung's last international acting work. Since then, the 75-year-old hasn't been seen on-screen, although he isn't officially retired yet. The good news is we'll soon be seeing a documentary about his life. It's called Chinese Hercules: The Bolo Yeung Story, and it's currently in the works.

JANE POWELL – 92 YEARS OLD – NO LONGER ACTIVE AS AN ACTRESS

Jane Powell hasn't been an active actress since the early 2000s. As per her IMDb page, that's about when she had her last on-screen credit with the TV show Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. Nonetheless, she's among the last surviving celebrities of the Hollywood cinema's Golden Age.

With her big, blue eyes, Powell rose to stardom during the mid-'40s, working on numerous Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer musicals. One of them is A Date with Judy, the 1948 film musical. Now, the 92-year-old star, who's been through five marriages, still has those same pretty peepers.

BILL COBBS - 87 YEARS OLD - STILL MAKING APPEARANCES

Bill Cobbs from the 1979 movie The Hitter is now 87 and is surprisingly still working. It’s not like he badly needs the money because a $4 million fortune given his age is more than sufficient if you ask us. In 2020, he made small appearances in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D and Dino Dana: The Movie.

After serving in the United States Air Force, Cobbs pursued an acting career at 36 and kept trying even though it wasn’t very easy for people of color at the time. According to Biographypedia, he is married to Carolyn Cobbs. He’s got many new projects lined up for release, including Saving Paradise and Broken Church.

VICTORIA PRINCIPAL - 71 YEARS OLD - RETIRED ACTRESS

Vicki Ree Principal, professionally known as Victoria Principal, is an American retired actress and producer who pursued other endeavors after 2001. During her near three decades of acting, she earned the most recognition for her role as Pamela Barnes Ewing in the soap opera Dallas.

Now aged 71, Principal's post-retirement efforts went towards writing best-selling books, launching her very own anti-aging skincare line (which explains her youthful looks), and also philanthropic work. A two-time divorcee, Principal's last appearance before retirement was as Gwen Williams in Titans between 2000 and 2001.

Max Baer Jr. - 83 Years Old - Retired But Still Doing Business

As an actor, Max Baer is best remembered for his role as the well-meaning Jethro Bodine in the ’60s series The Beverly Hillbillies. He was a crucial part of the show, acting in it for the entire nine-season run, before making a name for himself as an astute film businessman.

Baer made two successful films: the 1974 film Macon County Line, which made $25 million at the box office on a budget of $110, 000 and Ode To Billy Joel in 1976, which made $29.65 million off $1.1 million. He also bought the right to the Beverly Hillbillies brand and is building an empire on themed casino games and venues.

JANE BIRKIN - 74 YEARS OLD - STILL MAKING APPEARANCES

Born in London, England, Jane Birkin was the daughter of a military man and an actress. She pursued a career as the latter although, she later found more success as a singer than she did from acting. The now 74-year-old initially released studio albums like "Je t'aime," "Lolita go home," and "Lost Song."

According to her IMDb page, Birkin's acting career was quite extensive as well, having secured 94 acting credits as of 2020. Even though her work as both a singer and actress prospered, her personal life (relationships, to be precise) was quite the contrary. Nevertheless, she had three children from them.

 Bob Barker — 97 Years Old - Retired

Bob Barker is a celebrated game show host and a face many watchers love, especially in his days as the host of the Price Is Right between 1972 to 2007. He also hosted the game show Truth Or Consequences and Simon Say. Barker also hosted the Miss USA pageant form 1967 to  1987, the longest stint as a host.

He is a proud animal rights activist and threatened to walk out on his hosting duties if they didn’t remove fur prizes from the 1987 Miss America. They refused, and he pulled out. Barker also has an organization called the DJ&T Foundation, named in honor of his wife, that provided some assistance for injured, hurt, and abandoned animals.

LORETTA LYNN - 89 YEARS OLD - STILL RELEASING MUSIC

Loretta Lynn is on the verge of turning 90, and you’d be amazed to know that she is still active in her career after six decades. A superstar in country music, Lynn released her 46th studio album on March 19, 2021. She maintained a rocky marriage with Doolittle “Mooney” Lynn, the father of her six children, until his passing in 1996.

Despite their troubled marriage, her husband encouraged her to pursue a music career by purchasing her first guitar. The “You Ain’t Woman Enough (To Take My Man)” singer stopped touring on the road after suffering from a stroke in 2017. She is worth $65 million.

LEE MERIWETHER - 86 YEARS OLD - YET TO RETIRE

Winning the Miss American title in 1955 gave Lee Meriwether many opportunities to build a modeling career. She certainly didn't waste the fame she got and embarked on an acting career as well. Now aged 86, Meriwether is yet to retire. However, we haven't seen much of her since she played Mrs. Markson on Love & Debt in 2019.

During her career spanning nearly seven decades, Meriwether delivered some remarkable performances, which are still remembered by her fans. Betty Jones, Catwoman, Dr. Ann MacGregor, and Ruth Martin in Barnaby Jones, Batman, The Time Tunnel, and All My Children, respectively, are among her noteworthy portrayals.

Barbara Mandrell - 72 Years Old - Retired

The ’70s and ’80s was a booming period for country musician Barbara Mandrell. She released some of her best songs like Sleeping Single in a Double Bed, and I Was Country Before Country Was Cool. Mandrell also had her TV variety show at this time, which also made her famous and exposed her vocal ability.

Mandrell, who had been touring with the likes of Patsy Cline and Johnny Cash, later formed part of the family band called The Mandrell Family Band. She has won two Grammy’s and seven American Music Awards along with plenty of others. In 2018 Mandrell was inducted into the Music Hall Of Fame.

Ali MacGraw - 82 Years Old - Inactive But Still Willing to Act

Just two films into her career and Ali MacGraw had picked up two Golden Globe Awards and an Oscar nomination. During the late ’60s and early ’70s, her performance in the movie, Goodbye, Columbus, and Love Story, catapulted her onto the bigtime earning her starring roles opposite the likes of Steve McQueen and Kris Kristofferson.

By the ’80s, McGraw had moved into TV roles with the acclaimed TV mini-series The Winds Of War and the ’80s version of the soap opera Dynasty. Despite her early achievements, McGraw only starred in 11 films between 1969 and 1999. She still does the odd theatre production but focuses primarily on animal welfare.

Bo Derek – 64 Years Old - Semi-Retired

Bo Derek burst onto the scene in the late ’70s with a masterful performance in the romantic comedy, 10. She continued her starring roles through the ’80s in films like Ghosts Can’t Do It, Tarzan The Ape Man, and Bolero. Her then-husband, John Derek, directed them, and all were critical failures.

This started a run of critical and financial film failures, earning her two Golden Raspberry Awards. She was even nominated for the Worst Actress of the Century Golden Raspberry but lost out to Madonna. Bo is still a Wounded Veteran advocate and an active animal activist. In 2020, she was a guest on Discovery Channel’s Shark Week.

 Dick Van Dyke – 95 Years Old - Still Active

Dick Van Dyk was a Radio announcer for the US Army during WWII, entertaining the troops in the continental US. He took these skills into mainstream radio before moving into Broadway and later TV. His TV claim to fame was his role in the self-titled The Dick Van Dyk Show.

The show won Van Dyk three Daytime Emmy’s for the leading actor while the series itself won four for Outstanding Comedy Series. He is also famous for his role in the 1964 adaptation of Mary Poppins, where his energetic performance was praised, but his cockney accent was slammed. Van Dyk had a role in the 2020 film Capture The Flag.

Tippi Hedren – 91 Years Old - Semi-Retired and Animal Activism

Starting in modeling, Tippi Hedren became one of Hollywood’s leading ladies after Alfred Hitchcock cast her in his acclaimed 1963 film The Birds. She won a Golden Globe for that role and went on to star in over 80 films, also earning a Jules Verne Award and a star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame.

She also starred in Charlie Chaplin’s final film called A Countess From Hong Kong and turned to animal right s activism after discovering the plight of lions while shooting the film Roar in Africa. Hedren started an NPO called the Roar Foundation, and in 2020 still looks after several lions with her granddaughter Dakota Jonhson.

Julie Andrews - 85 Years Old - Still Active

Dame Julie Andrews earned a DBE for her contribution to the arts and sciences. She was also known as Britain’s Youngest Prima Donna. Andrews was 13 when she made her West End debut, and 19 when she made her Broadway debut in the play The Boy Friend.

On Broadway, she played Eliza Doolittle in My Fair Lady and Queen Guinevere in Camelot. Andrews took Hollywood by storm, starring in Mary Poppins in the title role and winning the Oscar for Best Actress. She also did voice acting on Despicable Me 3 and is set to lend her voice to franchise again in Minions: The Rise Of Gru.

Barbara Walters - 91Years Old - Retired

With a back catalog of jobs in a 64-year career that includes hosting Today, ABC Evening News, 20/20, and The View, Barbara Walters has earned the title as one of the most influential TV personalities in history. Walters continued to report for ABC news for 11 years after retiring.

Besides her work as an anchor, she also created a special called Barbara Walters’ 10 Most Fascinating People, where she profiles ten prominent names in various fields. Above that, she is also a successful author with the best selling 2008 autobiography. Walters did her last on-air interview with the then-presidential candidate, Donald Trump, in 2015.

 Sophia Loren – 86 Years Old - Still Active

More than just a beautiful woman, Sophia Loren has won several awards, including an Oscar for Best Actress in 1962 for the film Two Women, the first for a foreign language film. She started as a model, appearing at a beauty pageant at the age of 14. Loren began acting in 1950, eventually signing a lucrative contract with Paramount Pictures in 1956.

In her career, she would also win a Grammy Award, five Golden Globe Awards, and A BAFTA, among others, for her starring roles in films like The Pride and The Passion and It Started in Naples. Loren was cast in an upcoming movie called The Life Ahead.

Kim Novak - 88 Years Old - Retired But Still Makes Appearances

While on a modeling tour for a refrigerator company in 1953, Kim Novak and a few friends decided to audition as movie extras during a stop in Chicago. During the audition, she was picked up by an agent and signed to a long term deal with Columbia Pictures.

The studio hoped that Novak would give them what Marilyn Monroe gave 20th Century Fox. What she gave them was a starring performance in Alfred Hitchcock’s Vertigo and several blockbuster performances alongside leading men such as Frank Sinatra and Kirk Douglas. Novak was honored with two Golden Globe Awards and a star on the Hollywood walk of fame. She retired in 1966.

 

Jerry Lee Lewis – 85 Years Old - Still Active

“Goodness gracious, great balls of fire” is probably one of the most iconic lyrics in rock n roll history. We can thank the legendary Jerry Lee Lewis for delivering it so astutely. Lewis isn’t a one-hit-wonder either, and his songs include Whole Lotta Shakin’ Going On, Breathless, and High School Confidential.

His hits earned him several accolades, including a lifetime achievement Grammy Award and induction into the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame. The All Killer, No Filler: The Anthology box set was included in the Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time. In 2019 Lewis suffered a stroke but recovered and only had to miss a few appearances.

Loni Anderson - 75 Years Old - Still Active

After a small role in the 1966 film Nevada Smith opposite Steve McQueen, actress Loni Anderson went a decade without getting any acting roles. She slowly started getting small parts in shows like SWAT, Phyllis, and the popular show, Three’s Company. It wasn’t until 1978 that she got her big break.

That came on the show WKRP in Cincinnati, where she starred as receptionist Jennifer Marlowe. Her performances in the role earned her three Golden Globe Awards and two Emmy nominations. Anderson’s career fizzled out after the show was canceled. In 2020, she appeared in the TV series called My Sister Is So Gay in an episode titled Unsocial Distancing.

Elinor Donahue - 84 Years Old - Retired

Elinore Donahue is best known for her role as the eldest daughter Betty Anderson in the 1950s sitcom Father Knows Best. As an ABC actress, she also had several guest roles in a few of the network’s other sitcoms, including The Ray Bolger Show and the anthology series Crossroads.

Donahue continued doing small and guest roles in the ’60s and 70’s on shows like Dennis The Menace and The Odd Couple. She also had a three-season contract with the Andy Griffiths show, but she only starred in 12 episodes as Ellie Walker before asking to have her contract cut short. Donahue retired in 2011 to spend time with her husband, Lou Genevrino.

Jack Nicholson – 84 Years Old - Still Makes Appearances

Jack Nicholson called time on his 60-year career in 2013, after starring in his last film in 2010 called How Do You Know. He retired as the male with most Oscar nominations and one of only three men to win three Academy Awards Statuettes.

In his career, he was known to play outsiders but also held some iconic roles in films like a Few Good Men and One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest. Nicholson is also renowned as the original love action Joker in the Batman films and played Jack Torrance in the cult classic film The Shining, in which he dropped the iconic, unscripted line, “Heeeere’s Johnny.”

Richard Chamberlain - 87 Years Old - Still Makes Appearances

Before Matt Damon made the character of Jason Bourne Hollywood-famous, it was played by Richard Chamberlain in the 1988 TV show The Bourne Identity. The role isn’t Chamberlain’s magnum opus, though.

The role that turned him into a teen idol was the one that he played in the ’60s medical drama, Dr. Kildare. It led to more roles in films like Shogun, Julius Caesar, and a version of The Three Musketeers and its subsequent sequels. Besides acting, Chamberlain also sang, releasing singles like All I Have To Do Is Dream and the theme song to Dr. Kildare.

Barbi Benton - 71 Years Old - Retired In The ’80s

Barbi Benton came and went with a whirlwind career in the entertainment industry that lasted all of 16 years and included appearances in adult magazines and a popular TV show. During this busy period in her career in the ’70s, the actress, model, and singer gained notoriety for being regularly featured in Playboy Magazine.

She dated Hugh Hefner for several years and featured on the adult magazines cover four times. But she turns that into mainstream success and had a four-season run on the popular variety show Hee Haw while releasing several competent music albums. But after marrying real estate developer, Geroge Gradow, she retired to raise her family.

Linda Evans - 78 Years Old - Retired

Don’t let the white hair catch you. Linda Evans is not only beautiful and a picture of youth at 77, but she also has the powerful aura that made it possible for her to pull off her role as powerful and tough matriarch Krystle Carrington in Dynasty. She spent eight years in the part and even won a Golden Globe in 1981.

Evans also had a prominent role in the ’60s western TV series called The Big Valley, playing the role of daughter Audra Barkley. She subsequently went into semi-retirement after she left Dynasty, focusing on her fitness and health, also opening fitness centers across the US. Her focus on health goes hand in hand with her youthful looks.

Robert Fuller - 88 Years Old - Retired To Raise Horses

Robert Fuller used his deep raspy voice to good effect as the perfect western actor in shows like Laramie and Wagon Train in the 1960s. The actor also starred in several movies such as Teenage Thunder, The Hard Ride, and Incident At Phantom Hill.

Fuller also had a lead role in the medical drama Emergency as Dr. Kelly Bracket. By the start of the ’80s, he began doing less work, with a recurring role in Walker Texas Ranger, the only significant, consistent role he had in the ’90s. In 2001 Fuller retired from acting and is now a horse rancher in Mississippi.

Gene Hackman - 91 Years Old - Retired But Still Making Appearances

Despite studying journalism and television production, Gene Hackman and his friend Dustin Hoffman were both dubbed the least likely to succeed in the Pasadena Playhouse. Both of them were determined to prove them wrong. Hackman did just that and became a Hollywood heavyweight, winning two Oscars, four Golden Globe Awards, and two Bafta awards.

He earned these awards while starring in classics and blockbusters like Bonnie and Clyde, The French Connection, and the western Unforgiven. Hackman is also famous for playing Superman’s arch-nemesis Lex Luthor in the original Superman movie series. Since his retirement, he has focused on fishing, painting, and a new career as an author.

Robert Englund- 74 Years Old - Still Active

Robert Englund would most probably answer you if you met him in public and called him Freddie instead of Robert. The actor became world-famous thanks to his portrayal of the iconic horror villain in the Nightmare on Elm Street franchise, Freddie Kruger.

He’s played Kruger in eight films, including the collaboration with the Friday the 13th franchise called Freddie vs. Jason. Despite starring in other films such as The Mangler and 1989’s Phantom Of The Opera, most people still only recognize Englund for playing Freddie.  Look out for him in the upcoming Harvest Moon film and the Puppet Horror Abruptio.

Linnea Quigley – 63 Years Old - Still Active

Linnea Quigley made a name for herself in the ’80s as an accomplished scream queen in B movies. These included horrors like Silent Night, Deadly Night, and The Return of the Living Dead. She repeatedly worked with directors David DeCoteau and Kevin Tenney, famous for their B movie horrors.

While Quigley was competent at her B movie roles and made good money, she decided to try different career directions. She tried out comedy in two films in the Vice Academy franchise but still kept being typecast. Besides acting, she also has three published works and is an active member of PETA, devoting most of her later years to animal welfare.

Richard Simmons - 72 Years Old - Semi-Retired

Known for his flamboyant personality and high energy workout videos, Richards Simmons is also the man who made Eddie Murphy’s Nutty Professor say, “Yes I can.” He also played himself on the soap opera General Hospital and later on campaigned for non-competitive physical education in schools.

Simmons also made appearances in TV series like Arrested Development and Whose Line Is It Anyway. He also frequently featured on late night shows like The Late Show with David Letterman and The Howard Stern Show. Although Simmons took a back seat for a bit, he surfaced on YouTube during the Covid-19 lockdown with some videos to help people stay fit during the quarantine.

Oliver Holt – 55 Years Old – Active

Oliver Holt, who writes for the U.K.’s The Mail on Sunday, has always been passionate about sports journalism. He has worked as a Motor Racing Correspondent and Chief Football Writer for The Times and even covered the FIFA World Cup (1998) and the Summer Olympics (2000).

Holt is also noted for joining the Daily Mirror in 2002 as its Chief Sports Writer but left in February 2015 after taking over Patrick Collins’ position at The Mail on Sunday. Unfortunately, the son of Coronation Street’s Eileen Derbyshire lost his father, Thomas Holt, in February 2021.

Ian McKellen – 82 Years Old – Active

Big fan of the X-Men franchise and The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit trilogies? Then you know that Sir Ian Murray McKellen gave life to Magneto and Gandalf in those movies. But aside from starring in blockbuster films, the English star is also an award-winning actor with a Tony, a Golden Globe, and a Screen Actors Guild Award under his belt.

During his May 2021 interview on The Jonathan Ross Show, he shared that his life changed for good after coming out as gay. The 81-year old McKellen, who insists “it’s a different world now,” didn’t publicize his personal orientation until his late 40s in 1988.

Joanna Lumley – 75 Years Old – Active

When The Guardian spoke to Joanna Lumley in April 2021, she declared her love for Patsy Stone because of how different they are. It’s a testament to her acting since the Absolutely Fabulous role, which she played between 1992 and 2012, earned her two BAFTAs. Proving that she’s the real deal, Lumley also won a Tony in 2011 for Broadway’s revival of La Bête.

Lumley is still active in the industry today, and you can catch her on the Motherland TV series. The 75-year-old human and animal rights activist also advocates for organizations like Survival International and Compassion in World Farming.

Ben Kingsley – 77 Years Old – Active

Sir Ben Kingsley, born to an English mom and Kenyan-born dad of Gujarati Indian descent, has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for a reason. In his five-decade acting career, he honed his skills by appearing mainly on the theater stage for 15 years as part of the Royal Shakespeare Company.

Upon entering the cinematic world, Kingsley blew everyone away with his performance as Mohandas Gandhi in Richard Attenborough’s 1982 film Gandhi. Because of it, he even bagged an Academy Award and a BAFTA. Now, we can’t wait to see him embody Salvador Dali in Dali Land.

Eileen Derbyshire – 89 Years Old – Retired

Retired actress Eileen Derbyshire must surely be grieving after losing Thomas Holt, her husband of 56 years who battled Alzheimer’s. Her only son Oliver Holt, who we’ve already talked about, was the one by her husband’s bedside when he passed away in February 2021.

The Corrie legend is beloved for playing Emily Bishop in the British TV soap opera. By portraying the character from January 1961 to January 2016 (making a brief cameo in 2019), she’s the longest-serving female cast member in ITV’s Coronation Street. For her lengthy acting career, Bishop was also given an MBE in the Queens Birthday Honours list of 2010.

Malcolm Hebden – 81 Years Old – Retired

Malcolm Hebden is another star who rose from Coronation Street. Fans loved how well he portrayed the role of Norris Cole, which he first took on between 1994 and 1997. He then returned for good in 1999 and stayed until 2017, when he suffered a near-fatal heart attack.

After his recovery, Hebden was only able to make a handful of appearances on the ITV show from 2019 to 2020. By that time, he had already chosen to say goodbye to the busybody character he played for over two decades, retiring at 81 years old.

Thelma Barlow – 91 Years Old – Undisclosed Status

With her light-hearted moments on ITV’s Coronation Street, it was a joy to watch Thelma Barlow play Mavis Wilton between 1971 to 1997. But as the Daily Mail reported in September 2020, Barlow thinks the long-running soap opera has now lost its humor.

The English actress, also known as Dolly Bellfield in the sitcom Dinnerladies, has starred in TV shows like Where the Heart Is and Doctor Who through the years. Although there’s no news of her retirement out there, we haven’t seen Barlow act on-screen since she portrayed Mrs. Oscar Garmunder in the Florence Foster Jenkins 2016 film.

William Roache – 89 Years Old – Active

A year before he turned 89 years old in April 2021, William Roache was named Guinness World Record’s longest-serving male TV soap opera star for his six decades on Coronation Street. He was already playing Kenneth Barlow in Corrie since its first broadcast in December 1960!

According to the ITV website, Roache wants to stay on the series until he turns 100. The Basford-born star, who has a British Soap Awards Lifetime Achievement Award for his portrayal of Ken, also shared that he has no plans of retiring. What a spirit!

Sue Nicholls – 77 Years Old – Active

It’s romantic that Sue Nicholls’ meet-cute with husband Mark Eden happened on the set of Coronation Street in the ’80s. Her first appearance as Audrey Roberts came in 1979, and she played it as a recurring role for six years before permanently joining the show’s cast in 1985.

The British Soap Awards has given Nicholls several trophies through the years for her performance on the Cobbles, with the most recent being an Outstanding Achievement Award in 2019. The 77-year-old English star also acted on other British TV series like Crossroads, Rentaghost, and The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin.

Helen Worth – 70 Years Old – Active

Helen Worth has been portraying the character of Gail Platt in Coronation Street since 1974. She has done such a great job at the role that she even received an Outstanding Achievement Award from The British Soap Awards in 2014.

Away from her acting career, Worth has walked down the aisle twice. Her first marriage was to ex-husband Michael Angelis, who she was with for a decade before they split in 2001. Today, the 70-year-old actress has found lasting love in Trevor Dawson, a deputy headmaster who she married in 2013.

Susan Saint James - 74 Years Old - Has Just Made Her Acting Comeback

Even if she took a multiple-decades-long break after the ‘90s, Susan Saint James is now back and better than ever! Just within 2020, we saw her on The Haunting of Bly Manor and on Upload. She was born in 1946 and started acting in the mid-60s.

Eventually, she started making a name for herself playing in shows like Kate & Allie, McMillan & Wife, and The Name of the Game. She got married to Dick Ebersol in 1981, and slowly withdrew from the spotlight. She’s had five children through her three marriages.

Elisabeth Shue - 57 Years Old - Keeping Busy With New Projects

She made her debut in front of the camera back in 1982, when she was merely 19 years old. Elisabeth Shue was born in Delaware in 1963, meaning that she’s 57 right now and still incredibly active as an actress. Soon after her first performance, she landed gigs on highly-acclaimed films like The Karate Kid and Back to the Future.

She has just played in Greyhound in 2020 and later started acting on some episodes of From Now in 2021. Her IMDb page also mentions a new upcoming series for her called On the Verge. Shue has been married to Davis Guggenheim since 1994, with whom she shares two kids.

Nancy Sinatra - 81 Years Old - All About Making Guest Appearances These Days

Nancy Sinatra may have been brought up in the limelight being Frank Sinatra’s daughter, but she was eventually able to earn her spot there. After all, she has sung songs like These Boots Are Made for Walkin’, Summer Wine, and Bang Bang! To the day, her voice is played on the radio.

She was born in New Jersey, in 1940, meaning that she’s in her ‘80s right now. A star as bright as hers though is difficult to be forgotten. In 2021 she even appeared on an episode of Jay Sebring… Cutting to the Truth. On top of singing, Nancy’s also been in films like Speedway and The Oscar.

Cybill Shepherd – 71 Years Old - Still Making Movies

Cybil Shepard was an instant Hollywood hit after her first film, called The Last Picture Show and also starring Jeff Bridges, earned several Oscar nominations. Her performance won her a Golden Globe Award, and she just went from strength to strength.

Shepard would go on to star in the series Moonlight alongside Bruce Willis and also have her show called Cybill, both of which she would win Golden Globe Awards for. She also had more recent roles in shows like The L Word and Psych. Shepard is set to star in the 2020 film Love Is Love Is Love.

Morgan Fairchild - 71 Years Old - Still Willing To Act

Morgan Fairchild may be described as dainty, but she is also one of the hardest working actresses of her generation. Her main gig was soap operas, and she starred in plenty: from Search for Tomorrow to Dallas, Flamingo Road, and Paper Dolls.

Fairchild won a Golden Globe Award for her role in Flamingo Road and was also nominated for a Primetime Emmy for her guest appearance in the comedy show Murphy Brown. She would be nominated for the same award in her roles as Angelica Deveraux in Days Of Our Lives. Look out for her in the upcoming Spring Break ’83.

Ursula Andress – 85 Years Old - Retired

No matter what happens, Ursula Andress will go down in history as the first-ever Bond girl. She played Honey Ryder alongside Sean Connery in the iconic first Bond film, Dr. No. Andress was also a renowned model and starred in American, British, and Italian films.

After the Bond film shot her into stardom, she had another leading role in the movie She, which was followed up with a sequel the Vengeance of She. Andress also had a supporting role in the critically acclaimed What’s New Pussycat. She was last seen playing Madonna in a 2005 German film.

Terry Moore — 92 Years Old - Still Mildly Active

One of the last living stars of the golden age of Hollywood, Terry Moore was once nominated for an Oscar for her role in the American drama Come Back, Little Sheba. She started her career as a child model and later as an actress getting her first film exposure as an 11-year-old in the 1940 film Maryland.

Moore would have bit-part roles throughout her youth but later would earn some gravitas in films like Mighty Joe Young, The Great Rupert, and Two Of A Kind. Her work in film was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Look out for her in the upcoming American Superman.

Arlene Dahl — 96 Years Old - Retired

Another one of the last surviving stars of the golden era of Hollywood, Arlene Dahl, is most likely more famous for two things: starring in the cult classic film Journey To The Center Of The Earth and as the mother of actor Lorenzo Lamas.

Dahl continued to have various roles throughout the ’50s and ’60s but turned her attention to business focusing primarily on the beauty industry. Her own company didn’t last long, but she did become vice-president at ad agency Kenyon and Eckhardt. In the ’80s, she would star in one of her longest-standing roles in Soap Opera One Life To Live; this was after she filed for bankruptcy.

John Astin – 91 Years Old - Retired

Although the late great Raul Julia is renowned for making the Role of Gomez Addams his own, the original blueprint was laid down by veteran legend John Astin. Astin played the character in the ’60s version of the TV show, which is where the iconic theme tune is also derived.

But Astin was more than an Addams. He also had a role in the 1961 West Side Story and the 1976 rendition of Freaky Friday. Astin was also married to actress Patty Duke for 13 years, and he became stepfather to her son Sean Astin, who is notable for playing the hobbit Samwise Gamgee in The Lord Of The Rings.

ADRIENNE BARBEAU – 76 YEARS OLD - ACTIVE IN THE ACTING INDUSTRY

Over five decades have passed since Adrienne Barbeau launched a career as an actress, and it's still going as well as you would imagine. We saw her make brief appearances in "American Horror Stories" and "Cowboy Bebop" in 2021 alone.

Despite having more than 150 acting credits to her name, Barbeau's most memorable projects will be those like "Grease," "Maude," and "Creepshow." Her private life, unfortunately, hasn't flown as smoothly as her career. In 2018, Barbeau went through her second divorce from Billy Van Zandt. At least she has her three kids as a constant.

BARBARA BOUCHET – 78 YEARS OLD - STILL ACTING BUT NOT AS ACTIVE AS BEFORE

Barbara Bouchet was in her teenage years when she began modeling for magazines and television ads. It served as the foundation for her long-running acting career, which she continues to pursue even well into her 70s. Her roles in "Casino Royale" and a 1968 "Star Trek" episode are still fondly remembered.

Perhaps it's her age, but Bouchet's career seems to have slowed down in recent years. She has been quiet throughout 2021, having last appeared in "Tolo Tolo" and "Calibro 9" in 2020. The mother of two grown sons, Bouchet was fortunate enough to see the birth of her granddaughter, Arizona Borghese.

BETTY BROSMER – 86 YEARS OLD - RETIRED FROM HER MAIN LINE OF WORK

At the height of her career, Betty Brosmer was into health and fitness and bodybuilding. She is no longer active, which is no surprise as she passed her retirement age a long time ago. Brosmer was a popular model and pin-up girl in the '50s, having appeared in magazines such as "Picture Show," "People Today," "PHOTO," and "Modern Man."

Brosmer met Joe Weider, a Canadian bodybuilder and magazine publisher, who lighted her interest in bodybuilding. They subsequently married and stayed married until his death did them part in 2013. Brosmer has previously served as an editor for "Shape" magazine and co-authored two extensive fitness books with her spouse.

CAREN MARSH DOLL – 102 YEARS OLD - RETIRED AND KEEPING AWAY FROM THE SPOTLIGHT

Caren Marsh Doll is among the minority population of the world who has lived past 100 years. Her looks certainly do justice to her last name because she still looks amazing. Born in Hollywood, Doll's stunning appearance from a young age meant that she was cut out for a career as an actress.

She was also a dancer who excelled at both modern and tap dancing, and as a result, frequently played Judy Garland's body double in musical films. After playing roles in films such as "Girl Crazy" and "Night and Day," Doll made one more appearance on "The Gabby Hayes Show" before pursuing a full-time dancing career in 1956.

CARL WEATHERS – 73 YEARS OLD - BUSY AS A SOUGHT-AFTER ACTOR

Carl Weathers, a former professional football player turned actor, made sure to give his best in both fields. Born into a poor household, he turned his life around by participating in several sports before making it big in football and Hollywood. As of 2021, he boasts a net worth of $8  million.

Throughout his acting career, Weathers took on heaps of prominent parts. Apollo Creed, the title character, and Chubbs Peterson, in the "Rocky" franchise, "Action Jackson," and "Happy Gilmore," respectively, are just a few examples. Since 2019, Weathers has been giving life to Greef Karga's character in the "Star Wars: The Mandalorian" television series.

CARLETON CARPENTER – 95 YEARS OLD - NO LONGER ACTIVE AS AN ACTOR

Carleton Carpenter is a man with many professional titles, including actor, magician, songwriter, and author. He made decades of contributions to American cinema, television, and stage productions. While he still makes rare appearances on stage, he has been away from the screen after appearing in "The American Snitch" in 1983.

Born in 1926, Carpenter is now in his 90s. We may not see or hear from him anymore, but he told the world all about his life through his autobiography, "The Absolute Joy of Work," which came out in 2016. According to "The Spectrum," he makes frequent visits to the "Albert Wisner Library" in his hometown of Warwick.

COLLIN CHOU – 54 YEARS OLD - STILL MAKING SCREEN APPEARANCES

Collin Chou is a Taiwanese actor who rose to fame mostly due to his extraordinary martial arts abilities. Chou, who is now in his 50s, can still pull off the most astounding stunts that are used in action films.

Chou's most acclaimed work involves the portrayal of Seraph in "The Matrix Reloaded" and "The Matrix Revolutions" although, you'll never know what may come out in the future as he is still very much active. He appeared in "Crazy Fist" and "The Curse of Turandot" in 2021 alone. Chou's professional accomplishments come second as he has maintained a successful marriage with Wanda Yung since 1999.

CORA SUE COLLINS – 94 YEARS OLD - RETIRED MANY DECADES AGO

Cora Sue Collins's style and beauty well into her 90s make us all yearn to look half as good. For anyone who doesn't know, she is a former child actress who appeared in 50 projects (as per her "IMDb" page) merely between 1932 and 1945.

When most people only start to work after 18, Collins retired from show business at that age. Some of her works include "The Unexpected Father," "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer," and "Youth on Trial." Not a lot has been known about her since then except that she was married multiple times.

Ruth Buzzi - 85 Years Old - Still Active

Ruth Buzzi is an American comedian and actress who cut her teeth in the industry on the popular sketch comedy show "Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In." She worked on the show from 1968 to 1973 and, for her work, earned multiple Emmy nominations and also won a Golden Globe Award.

She continued to be a popular figure, particularly on television, where she had several episodic and recurring roles. These include shows like "The Dean Martin Show" and "Walt Disney anthology television series." She also did voice work on animated shows like "Pound Puppies" and "Berenstain Bears." In 2021 she had a role in a film called "One Month Out."

DARYL HANNAH – 60 YEARS OLD - ACTIVE AS AN ACTRESS

Daryl Hannah is still as stunning as when she first appeared on screen more than four decades ago. Her first project was "The Fury," and she has since starred in several films, including "Splash," "Steel Magnolias," and "Kill Bill," for which she has received multiple honors.

Hannah has made herself a good fortune, but that hasn't kept her from continuing to make a living out of the entertainment industry. Even though she assumed more responsibilities in 2018 as a wife to Neil Young, her work continues. For instance, she appeared in "Cosmic Radio" just in 2021.

DAVID ATTENBOROUGH – 95 YEARS OLD - STILL CONTRIBUTES IN HIS FIELD

Even if documentaries aren't everyone's cup of tea, the tranquility in Sir David Attenborough's voice, along with the intriguing subjects, can convince one to binge-watch them. He is a British broadcaster and natural historian who has worked for the "BBC" network for much of his life.

As a kid, Attenborough had a passion for history and spent his free time exploring, collecting fossils and natural objects. Take a look at where he is right now. There is a way where there is a will. His soothing voice has given him voicing opportunities like narrating. Attenborough is the voice behind television documentaries like "The Mating Game," which came out in 2021.

DAVID SOUL – 78 YEARS OLD - NOT YET RETIRED BUT NOT AS ACTIVE AS BEFORE

David Soul was born in Chicago, United States, and later acquired British citizenship, which allowed him to showcase his acting and singing abilities in both nations. Soul's acting career began in 1966 with "I Dream of Jeannie" and soared in the following decade, particularly with the portrayal of Detective Kenneth "Hutch" Hutchinson in "Starsky & Hutch."

His acting career took a rest starting in 2013, till he returned in 2020 to play John Davis in "Cine Chalom." Music, on the other hand, has always been dear to him, with Soul releasing at least one album every decade since the '70s. The compilation album "Gold" was released in March 2020.

DIANA ROSS – 77 YEARS OLD - STILL MAKES CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE MUSIC INDUSTRY

Diana Ross is a music legend who is still remembered for bringing success to "The Supremes" as their lead singer. Back in the '60s, the "Motown" vocalist hit the charts and moved on to start a solo career in 1970. It has been over five decades, and she is still active in the music industry, having released her 25th studio album, "Thank You," in 2021.

"Ain't No Mountain High Enough," "Love Hangover," and even the 1981 duet "Endless Love" with Lionel Richie are among Ross's finest songs. Her career's success has made her a fortune of $250 million, allowing her to enjoy her life to the fullest.

DOLORES HART – 83 YEARS OLD - RETIRED AS AN ACTRESS AND SERVING AS A NUN

Dolores Hart is a former actress from the United States who, in 1963, dramatically changed her life. Hart's acting career took off with her role as Elvis Presley's love interest in the 1957 film "Loving You."  When she decided to become a Benedictine nun, she was in high demand and on the verge of achieving stardom.

Since 1963, Hart has dedicated her life to God and wisely used her celebrity status to generate funds for constructing the Abbey of Regina Laudis Theatre. "God Is the Bigger Elvis," a documentary on her life, was released in 2011.

ELKE SOMMER – 81 YEARS OLD - ENJOYING CREATING ARTWORK

From "A Shot in the Dark" to "And Then There Were None" to "Carry On Behind," the German actress Elke Sommer has appeared in over 100 projects during her six-decade-long career. Of course, her work has slowed down significantly in recent years, having appeared only in "A Thousand Kisses" in 2017 for the last decade.

Sommer has been married to Wolf Walther since 1993, and they are believed to be living in Los Angeles, California. She may be mostly keeping away from the spotlight in the present, but it seems that she has tapped into her creative side, producing more artwork these days.

GLADYS KNIGHT – 77 YEARS OLD - MORE INTO HER ACTING CAREER

Gladys Knight's voice captured the hearts of many generations ago, earning her the title of "Empress of Soul." As a solo singer and as a member of "Gladys Knight & the Pips," her family's band, she built a name for herself in the music industry.

We haven't heard much of the Hall of Famer's voice since her 2015 hit, Just a Little. Nevertheless, Knight isn't about to let people forget about her, even though she's been concentrating more on her acting profession recently. She keeps adding on to her acting portfolio, most recently appearing as herself in the 2021 film, "Coming 2 America."

JACQUELINE WHITE – 98 YEARS OLD - LONG RETIRED AND FOCUSED ON HER FAMILY

Jacqueline White only had a ten-year-long acting career, but she worked for the great "Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer" and "RKO Pictures" during that time. Can you fathom the lasting influence she made throughout that decade, which is still remembered nearly 70 years later?

White is one of the few (and fortunate) people who didn't have to chase after work and instead had projects lining up to her. Some of her best-known works include "Crossfire" and "The Narrow Margin." Her justification for leaving was her marriage, which sounded reasonable at the time. Fortunately, she did not sacrifice her profession for a squandered marriage because it lasted until her husband died in 2000.

JERRY MATHERS - 73 YEARS OLD - MAINTAINING A BLOG

When Jerry Mathers' parents signed him up to appear in a commercial when he was two years old, they probably didn't expect him to become a star in the entertainment industry. His acting career began at the age of six. He didn't get much attention until 1957 when he played Theodore "Beaver" Cleaver in the film "Leave It to Beaver."

It was his most well-known role, which he later revived in 1983 for "The New Leave It to Beaver."  Mathers' final film and television performances were on "Will To Power" and "Mother Goose Parade in 2008." Mathers now maintains a blog, and you can read it online.

RALPH CARTER - 60 YEARS OLD - RETIRED

Ralph Carter played the youngest son in the '70s sitcom "Good Times" and won the audience's hearts with his performance. He started acting on the show when he was a teenager, and he worked in theater as well around the same time. For his performance in the Broadway musical "Raisin," he was nominated for a Tony Award.

He also dabbled in music, and in 1975, he recorded an album titled "When You're Young and in Love." He is alive and well but has since retired. Now, he works with an organization that supports Black theater.

JIMMY LYDON – 98 YEARS OLD - AGING GRACEFULLY IN RETIREMENT

Jimmy Lydon's family struggled to make ends meet after his alcohol-addicted father retired during the Great Depression. During this period, he attempted to become an actor, and despite having a fake resume, he was successful.

Lydon's career as an actor began in 1939, and he remained busy until 1987 when he made his final appearance on "St. Elsewhere." Only a couple of years away from hitting a century, Lydon  is most remembered by those from his time for his appearances on "Tom Brown's School Days" and "Life with Father."

JOYCE DEWITT – 72 YEARS OLD - STILL MAKES APPEARANCES

Joyce DeWitt's acting career reached its pinnacle in 1977, when she landed the role of Janet Wood on the "ABC" sitcom "Three's Company."  This lovely actress has now gone past her retirement age although, she hasn't changed much, appearance-wise.

DeWitt's most recent roles, according to "IMDb," was as Detective Randi Toney on "The Savant" in 2019 and Rita in "Scattered, Smothered & Covered Christmas" in 2020.  She is also a generous person who works tirelessly to end world poverty and homelessness. There isn't much to say about her personal life other than that she never walked down the aisle. Yes, she lived her life out as a bachelor.

JUDD HIRSCH - 86 YEARS OLD - STILL MAKING APPEARANCES

Unlike some of the stars from the olden days, Judd Hirsch's career never faded away with time. It has been over five decades since the launch of his career, and he is still going strong. For instance, he has recurring roles in the ongoing television shows "Big Mouth" and "The Goldbergs."

However, those from his generation will always remember him for his portrayals of Alex Rieger in "Taxi" and John Lacey in "Dear John." The father of three has won multiple accolades during his lengthy career, including Emmy, Tony, and Golden Globe Awards.

JULIE NEWMAR – 88 YEARS OLD - MORE ACTIVE AS A VOICE ACTOR

Julie Newmar has done it all: acting, dancing, singing, writing, and being a successful entrepreneur. Her primary focuses were lingerie design and real estate development. Born, bred, and currently located in Los Angeles,  Newmar's movie career dates back to the early '50s.

She appeared in movies such as "Demetrius and the Gladiators" and "The Rookie," as well as television productions like "My Living Doll" and, of course, "Batman."  Her most prominent role to this day is that of Catwoman on "Batman," a character she went on to voice in the animated "Batman" films in 2016 and 2017.

Ted Nugent - 73 Years Old - Still Releasing Solo Albums

The American guitarist Ted Nugent started his professional career in the '60s as a member of the psychedelic rock group "The Amboy Dukes." Later on, he embraced a successful solo career. Deemed to be a guitar virtuoso, he's still active today. His most recent album, "Detroit Muscle," was released in 2022.

"Cat Scratch Fever," released in 1977, is the biggest hit of the man many know as "The Nuge." Nugent is more than just a musician, though. An outspoken activist, he's a board member of the National Rifle Association and one of the most famous opposers of gun-control policies in the United States.

KATHARINE ROSS – 81 YEARS OLD - NOT YET RETIRED BUT NOT AS ACTIVE AS BEFORE

Katharine Ross went through four divorces before meeting actor Sam Elliott, who became her soulmate. Fortunately, she didn't have to work too hard to become successful in her field. She was born in Hollywood, which provided her with a good understanding of how things operated in the entertainment industry.

Ross has received numerous awards for her appearances in films such as "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid," "The Graduate," "Voyage of the Damned," and "The Stepford Wives."  Her acting career has slowed dramatically since she went into her 80s, and no one blames her. She does, however, make appearances on occasion, such as in the 2019 movie "Attachments."

KATHLEEN TURNER – 67 YEARS OLD - STILL MAKING APPEARANCES

Kathleen Turner's unusual raspy voice is one of her most distinguishing features. She rose to fame in the '80s as a result of her roles in films such as "Prizzi's Honor," "Peggy Sue Got Married," and "The War of Roses," all of which earned her multiple award nominations.

Turner is still actively involved in the sector. She has been playing Roz's character on "The Kominsky Method" since 2019, which is why the year 2020 must have been particularly busy for her due to her appearances in "Mom," "Summer Camp Island," and "Wizards." Turner seems to have got her life back together after going through several personal struggles like her divorce.

MADELINE SMITH – 72 YEARS OLD - STILL A WORKING ACTRESS

No matter how many roles she's played, nothing compares to getting the opportunity to play a Bond girl. Madeline Smith is a British actress who modeled during the late '60s thanks to her attractive looks. Miss Caruso, the Bond girl she played in "Live and Let Die" in 1973, is without a question her most critically appreciated role.

Since then, Smith has been in films such as "The Vampire Lovers," "The Love Ban," and, most recently, a short film named "Crazy B*tch Blues" in 2020. Since 1989, Smith has been widowed, raising her only child as a single mother.

MARION ROSS – 93 YEARS OLD  RETIRED FROM THE INDUSTRY

The fact that we won't be able to watch Marion Ross's acting skills on TV again is heartbreaking. However, knowing that she is now in her 90s, we can only wish her well. Ross announced her retirement in 2018. She was well recognized for playing Marion Cunningham on the "ABC" series "Happy Days."

Ross had approximately 200 acting credits when she retired, including highlights such as "The Drew Carey Show," "Gilmore Girls," and "Brothers & Sisters."  Ross is currently residing in Cardiff by the Sea in Encinitas, California, where she is said to be enjoying her retirement in solitude with breathtaking vistas.

MARSHA HUNT – 104 YEARS OLD - RETIRED FROM THE INDUSTRY

Marsha Hunt's appearance seems quite impressive for someone who has lived past a century, wouldn't you agree? She is a retired actress and model who has worked in the industry for over 70 years. Her resume is lengthy, but some of the highlights are "Raw Deal," "Pride and Prejudice," and "Easy to Take."

Since her documentary "Marsha Hunt's Sweet Adversity" came out in 2014, Hunt hasn't been seen much, which would be expected, given her age. She's done very well, especially considering her McCarthyism-era blacklisting in Hollywood. As of 2021, she is one of the last surviving stars from the Golden Age of Hollywood.

LINDA EVANGELISTA - 56 YEARS OLD - WITHDRAWN FROM PUBLIC LIFE

Voted the 'Greatest Supermodel of All Time' in 2008, the Canadian beauty symbol Linda Evangelista has been away from public life for a while now. One of the wealthiest women in fashion, Evangelista hasn't been on camera since 2016, the year she made a brief appearance in "Extra."

But in 2021, news of Evangelista's status surfaced, even if not for the best reasons. Sadly, Evangelista explained that her departure from public life was caused by a cosmetic procedure that took a heavy toll on her looks and confidence. She's since taken the company responsible for the procedure to the court.

CINDY CRAWFORD - 55 YEARS OLD - STILL ACTIVE

The glamorous former model/actress Cindy Crawford is still one of America's best-known beauty symbols. After quitting the runway, Crawford expanded into the business world and even purchased the Hollywood deli Nate 'n Al, effectively preventing it from closing doors. As an actress, Crawford is perhaps best known for her appearances in "Fair Game" and "Cougar Town."

Pretty much still active, Crawford was very busy in 2021. She recreated one of her iconic Pepsi ads for charity, sold the Beverly Hills home she shared with her husband Rande Gerber for $13.5 million, and made a special appearance in "Friends: The Reunion."

Kevin Costner – 67 Years Old – As John Dutton III on Yellowstone

Kevin Costner captured the hearts of millions with his remarkable performances in films such as "Bull Durham" and "Dances with Wolves." The two-time Oscar winner has dipped his hand in many other pies too. The actor was named the formal Grand Marshal at the 2007 NASCAR Cup Series Auto Club 500. In 2009, he was made the NASCAR Day spokesperson.

With an estimated $320 million fortune as of August 2022, Costner has successfully avoided bankruptcy. He is still active in the acting circuit, playing Jonathan Kent in Zack Snyder's Superman film, "Man of Steel," and starring as a billionaire rancher in "Yellowstone."

Jane Fonda – 84 Years Old – Filming for Book Club 2

Jane Fonda has ruled Hollywood for several decades with two Oscars and more than eight Golden Globe Awards in her bag. "Coming Home" and "The China Syndrome" are notable projects she has worked on and garnered widespread appreciation.

The actress has also been into fitness, having released "Jane Fonda's Workout," her exercise video. It turned out to be the highest-selling video of the last century. Her net worth stands at an impressive $200 million. Though she is in her eighties, Fonda is far from calling it quits. She appeared in the 2022 comedy film, "Moving On." Of late, she has slowed down a bit.

CLAUDIA SCHIFFER - 51 YEARS OLD - STILL ACTIVE BUT LESS BUSY

Compared to the French diva Brigitte Bardot in the early days of her career, the German supermodel/actress Claudia Schiffer is still a worldwide beauty symbol. The woman who made it to an unbelievable 1,000 magazine covers, Schiffer was one of the 'it' girls who marked the '90s, and she took some time off to remember it in 2021.

In October 2021, Schiffer curated the book "Captivate!," which takes a close look at the golden age of the supermodel through a carefully-selected catalog of high-end photos. An occasional actress, Schiffer's been trying her luck as a Hollywood producer as well, and worked in the 2021 movie "The King's Man."

MEL BROOKS – 95 YEARS OLD - VOICE ACTING ON TOP OF ACTING

Born in 1926, Mel Brooks is also one of the last living actors from Hollywood's Golden Age. As you can see in the two photos above, his joyful smile is the one thing about him that hasn't changed over the years. Brooks began his acting career in 1950 and flourished throughout the '70s, not to forget the '90s.

"The Producers," "Blazing Saddles," and "Silent Movie" are among Brooks' best works. You'd think he'd be enjoying retirement at his age, but that's hardly the case. He voiced the characters of Melephant Brooks in "Toy Story 4" and Ernie Blanders in "Grandma for President" in recent years.

MICKEY KUHN – 89 YEARS OLD - WORKED IN THE AIRLINE INDUSTRY AFTER RETIRING FROM ACTING

Mickey Kuhn won acclaim for his part as Beau Wilkes in "Gone with the Wind" when he was only seven years old. He has, however, been appearing on the screens without his consent even before that because he started when he was two years old. Even though  his early exposure gave him the opportunity to become a Hollywood star, he chose to pursue his own ambitions and work with airplanes.

Kuhn worked as an aircraft electrician for the United States Navy while remaining an actor. Only after he had given up his acting profession for good did he pursue college and go on to work for three decades in the administration of "American Airlines."

CLAUDIA WELLS – 55 YEARS OLD – FROM BACK TO THE FUTURE TO CLOTHING STORE MANAGER

The American actress Claudia Wells did what few would do: she walked away from her career at the peak of her popularity to focus on her family. She decided to quit show business shortly after starring in the sci-fi hit movie "Back to the Future" to support her mother. She has since returned to acting and even portrayed the character of 'Jennifer Parker' once more, this time in the video game "Back to the Future: The Game - 30th Anniversary Edition."

In the meantime, Wells kept busy by running her clothing store, called Armani Wells. She also appeared in the 2020 horror movie "Bottle Monster."

Cristina Saralegui – 74 Years Old - Not As Active As Before

With a long and adventurous career in the entertainment industry, it's surprising that Cristina Saralegui, an American actress and journalist, isn't as active as she once was. She made quite an impression as Lydia in two episodes of the ABC sitcom "George Lopez," in which she appeared in 2003. Saralegui, sadly, has not appeared in any movies since.

Nonetheless, in 2012, she began her radio show, "Cristina Radio," on the Sirius XM broadcasting network. Saralegui is still interested in various projects while taking a vacation from the screen and lives in Miami with her family, as she indicated in a 2021 interview with "People En Espanol."

LEA THOMPSON – 61 YEARS OLD – FROM BACK TO THE FUTURE TO HOLLYWOOD DIRECTOR

Don't take us wrong: the American actress Lea Thompson is still working as a movie/TV star. However, she has also been very busy with her job as a director. She started her directorial adventure in 2006 with the movie "Jane Doe: The Harder They Fall" and has not stopped working the job ever since. In 2022, for instance, she directed episodes of "Resident Alien" and "Star Trek: Picard," a show in which she also acted.

If you are not up to Thompson's most recent endeavors, you should recognize her as the woman behind 'Lorraine Baines' from the fan-favorite "Back to the Future" trilogy.

RANDEE HELLER – 74 YEARS OLD – FROM THE KARATE KID TO COBRA KAI

The American actress Randee Heller achieved a lot throughout her career. She appeared in over 90 Hollywood productions, including the acclaimed drama series "Mad Men." However, she will always be best known for her portrayal of 'Lucille LaRusso,' featured in "The Karate Kid" film series. It's truly a decade-spanning role, considering Heller came back as 'Lucille' in the TV series "Cobra Kai."

However, it would be unfair to limit Heller's entire career to just one iconic role. Over the years, she also starred in the 1998 Warren Beatty comedy "Bulworth," the comedy series "Second Chance," and the '80s series "Better Days."

KIM DICKENS – 56 YEARS OLD – ACTING AT THE HIGHEST LEVEL SINCE THE '90S

The career of an actor is often made of ups and downs. But not if you're Kim Dickens. She's been a steady performer since the '90s, and she has a knack for picking up the most interesting scripts in the game. In TV, she made it to the cult-favorite western series "Deadwood," the David Simon HBO show "Treme," the political drama "House of Cards," and—most recently—"Fear the Walking Dead."

She is as tasteful when it comes to choosing her movies. Popularized by '90s flicks such as "Zero Effect" and "Mercury Rising," she appeared in "Thank You for Smoking," "Hollow Man," and "Gone Girl."

DAVIS GUGGENHEIM – 56 YEARS OLD – FROM SON OF A FILMMAKER TO HOLLYWOOD POWERHOUSE

Davis Guggenheim is an American writer, director, and producer. He's the son of the late Charles Guggenheim, the most honored documentary filmmaker of all time, and it shows! After all, Davis is perhaps best known for being the director of the hugely inspirational documentary "An Inconvenient Truth," narrated by Al Gore. But there's more (much more) to his massively successful career.

While Davis is still busy producing docs such as "Aftershock" and "Mija," he's also worked extensively on fictional projects. Some of the most popular include the TV series "ER," "24," "Alias," "Deadwood," and "NYPD Blue." He's married to "The Karate Kid" star Elisabeth Shue.

MICKEY ROURKE – 69 YEARS OLD - ACTING CAREER IS AS BUSY AS EVER

Mickey Rourke's career as an actor is now in its fourth decade. Given the number of credits he has under his belt, it's not surprising that it's been so long. Did you know that Rourke used to be a professional boxer as well?

Rourke has long ranked among the top most popular celebrities. To put it another way, his fame has never waned, or at least it hasn't so far. "The Wrestler," "Iron Man 2," "The Expendables," and "Immortals" are all among his most noteworthy works. Rourke had a busy year in 2021, having appeared in "Take Back," "Man of God," and "The Seeding."

MYLÈNE DEMONGEOT – 86 YEARS OLD - STILL MAKING APPEARANCES

Mylène Demongeot was born in Nice, France, and went on to build a reputation in the entertainment industry, which has lasted over seven decades. She was a feminine symbol of French cinema, with more than 100 credits under her name, as per her "IMDb" page. It includes her brief appearance as Louise Lemaire in "Captain Marleau" in 2021.

Demongeot had a recurrent role in the television show "Inside" between 2018 and 2019. She faced a near-fatal experience in April 2020 but has somehow pulled through and is alive and well into her 80s. It doesn't look like she is ready to retire just yet.

NANCY KOVACK – 86 YEARS OLD - RETIRED FROM ACTING

Nancy Kovack, a Flint, Michigan native, was undoubtedly a bright and sparkling student in her younger years. We say this since she began university at the age of 15 and graduated at the age of 19. It doesn't end there, though. Kovack was known for flaunting her beauty in pageants and events, which explains why, at 20, she had won eight titles.

It subsequently paved the way for a two-decade-long acting career.  Among the heaps of her work are "Star Trek," "Bewitched," "Batman," and "I Dream of Jeannie. Kovack has seen success not just in her profession but also in her personal life, boasting a successful marriage of over 50 years.

ROBERT CLARY – 95 YEARS OLD - RETIRED FROM ACTING

Despite suffering through horrific circumstances that no child should ever go through (being deported to a Nazi concentration camp), Robert Clary went on to build a prosperous life for himself rather than make excuses for his bad past. Later in life, he worked as an actor and vocalist, as well as a writer, artist, and lecturer.

Clary has beaten all odds and survived well into his 90s. His lengthy career wrapped up in 2001, but fans will remember him for his roles as Pierre Jourdan in "The Bold and the Beautiful" and Corporal Louis LeBeau on "Horgan's Heroes." He is the sole surviving member of the latter's primary cast.

Jon Voight – 83 Years Old – Still Acting and Receiving Awards

Jon Voight came to prominence in the '60s for his portrayal of Joe Buck in "Midnight Cowboy." His performance earned an Academy Award nomination, and it skyrocketed his career as a Hollywood icon. He had his prime in the '70s with the films "Deliverance," "Coming Home," and "The Champ."

Voight's career slowed down in the '80s and '90s, but he earned his fame back in the following decade. His portrayal as Howard Cosell in "Ali" landed him an Academy, Golden Globe, and Critics Choice nominations. In 2019, Voight was awarded the National Medal of Arts, and he is also known as the father of actress Angelina Jolie.

ROBERT DE NIRO – 78 YEARS OLD - CONTINUES TO WORK AS AN ACTOR

Robert De Niro has amassed a fortune of half a billion dollars over the course of his long career in show business, which has included acting, producing, and directing. "The Godfather" was likely his most popular film, but it's difficult to say given his involvement in over 100 projects, many of which he produced.

Having appeared in multiple projects like "The War with Grandpa" and "The Comeback Trail" in 2020, De Niro has been away from the screens for most of 2021. Perhaps he took a short break that year, considering his age. Nevertheless, he appears to be in good shape, so we don't anticipate him to retire from the big screen anytime soon.

SHIRLEY ANNE FIELD – 85 YEARS OLD - STILL A WORKING ACTRESS

Shirley Anne Field's childhood was not the most idyllic since she spent most of her time in childcare homes. She went to modeling school and worked as a photographic model for magazines like "Reveille" and "Titbits" and built stability for herself. Field was able to get into show business thanks to the help of an agency.

Field had her breakthrough from "The Entertainer," which came not long after she launched her career. Even though many years have gone by,  her most memorable role will be of Doreen on "Saturday Night and Sunday Morning."  Now in her 80s, Field's last role as of 2021 was in "Beautiful Relics" in 2014.

SHIRLEY JONES – 87 YEARS OLD - STILL MAKES THE OCCASIONAL APPEARANCE

Shirley Jones is a veteran American actress who not only has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame but also has countless other accolades (including an "Academy Award") on display in her trophy collection at home. Her acting and singing careers were equally successful, and she amassed a wealth of $25 million.

Jones has accomplished a lot throughout her nearly seven-decade-long career. "Oklahoma!" "Elmer Gantry" and "The Partridge Family" are some of the highlights. After a hiatus since 2018, Jones made a comeback in 2021, appearing on "Forgiven This Gun4hire." We assume she's devoting more time to her family, particularly her many grandchildren.

STELLA STEVENS – 83YEARS OLD - LIVING IN A CARE FACILITY

Estelle Eggleston changed her name to Stella Stevens to pursue a career in the entertainment industry. Her name, combined with her beauty and skills, earned her phenomenal success in the profession. Some of Stevens' well-received roles were in productions such as "Girls! Girls! Girls!" "The Nutty Professor," and "The Silencers."

Stevens was featured in a prominent men's magazine in the '60s because of her jaw-dropping beauty and gorgeous golden tresses. She's also had the good fortune of being in a long-term relationship with musician Bob Kulick until he passed in 2020. Since 2016, Stevens has been a resident of an Alzheimer's care facility in Los Angeles.

TINA TURNER – 81 YEARS OLD - NOT YET RETIRED BUT NOT AS ACTIVE AS BEFORE

Tina Turner is dubbed the "Queen of Rock 'n' Roll" by the music industry. She is no longer as active as she once was, which seems fair considering she passed the retirement age a long time ago. She did, however, sell over 100 million records during the prime of her career, making her one of the most accomplished performers in history.

Turner rose to prominence once she started performing with her then-husband, Ike Turner. Turner's success in the music industry has allowed her to live a sumptuous lifestyle, befitting a genuine queen. "What's Love Got to Do With It," a remix with Kygo, was her most recent release (in 2020).

TONY BENNETT – 95 - RETIRED FROM PERFORMING

Anthony Dominick Benedetto's name was shortened to Tony Bennett when he sought a professional music career. He can look back on a spectacularly successful career and various contributions to the industry that have helped him acquire a net worth of $200 million and record sales of more than 50 million across the globe.

Bennett's personal life has also seen success, especially his marriage to Susan Crow, going strong since 2007. The album "Love for Sale," which he co-wrote with Lady Gaga, was his most recent release. Bennett, sadly, stopped recording in 2020 and went into complete retirement in 2021. Given his age, it's about time!

WARREN BEATTY – 84 YEARS OLD - NOT AS ACTIVE AS BEFORE

Warren Beatty was in the middle of a liberal arts degree when he chose to pursue acting instead. Well, the change of heart was clearly for the best since his work in Hollywood has netted him $70 million. Beatty has appeared in a variety of projects over the years, including "Bonnie and Clyde," "Dollars," and "Red."

Beatty hasn't been as active as we'd like him to in recent years. Well, after a long run in his line of work, enjoying a break is the least he could do.  However, he took the stage for a brief moment during the 90th "Academy Awards" ceremony to deliver the Best Picture trophy.

Robert Wagner - 91 Years Old - Still Active

Robert Wagner’s career has crested and troughed numerous times in his life. But his most prominent period in terms of career was between the late ’60s and Mid-’80s when he starred in Sitcoms like It Takes a Thief, Switch, and Hart to Hart. Before this, he had roles in films like Pink Panther and The Towering Inferno.

His next significant period was in the late ’90s and ’00s when he had a supporting role in the Austin Powers Series as number 2, and then a host of recurring roles on popular series. Some of these include Two and A Half Men and NCIS. Wagner even has a movie coming out in 2021 called Trail Blazers.

Janis Paige – 98 Years Old - Retired

Though she started as a singer at a Military club called the Hollywood Canteen, Janis Paige gained prominence as an actress. She initially starred in low budget musicals but gained prominence after leaving Hollywood for Broadway, and then returning after successful roles in The Pajama Game and Remains To Be Seen.

Paige returned to Hollywood and received much more respectable roles compared and starred alongside Fred Astaire in Silk Stockings and Doris Day in Please Don’t Eat The Daisies. She, however, couldn’t resist the allure of singing and acting in theatre, so she returned to Broadway 1963.

Glynis Johns — 97 Years Old - Retired

Glynis Johnson was such a creative mind that she created a character in a play called A Little Night Music. The character’s name was Desiree Armfeldt, and Johnson would play her so distinctly that she won a Tony Award for it. The singer and actress, born in South Africa while her musician parents were on tour there, is also noted for other roles.

Johnson played Winifred Banks in the 1964 Mary Poppins movie alongside Dick Van Dyk and was also nominated for an Oscar for her work on the 1960 film The Sundowners. After Olivia De Havilland passed away in 2020, Johnson became the oldest living Oscar nominee.

Jacqueline Bisset - 76 Years Old - Still Active

1968 was an excellent year for actress Jacqueline Bisset. She put in three stellar performances in three top movies named The Detective, Bullit, and The Sweet Ride. For the last one, she received a Golden Globe nomination for best newcomer. This respect led to more roles and another Golden Globe nomination, this time for her role in the 1984 film Under The Volcano.

Bisset would eventually break her Golden Globe duck 45-years after her fist nomination when she won a Best Supporting Actress Gong in 2013. Besides her brilliant acting talent, she is fluent in English, Italian, and French, and she is currently filming a movie called Birds Of Paradise.

Cara Williams — 95 Years Old - Retired

Cara Williams took Hollywood by storm in the ’50s, starring in films like The Great Diamond Robbery and The Defiant ones. Her role in the latter earned her an Oscar nomination, and she would also earn an Emmy nomination for her role as Gladys Porter in the popular if short-lived show Pete and Gladys.

But by 1978, she did her last film and opted to retire and become an interior decorator instead. She had a turbulent with two failed marriages; she did spend a large part of her life married to one man. That was to entrepreneur Asher Dan, with whom she stayed with from 1964 until he died in 2018.

Mildred Kornman — 96 Years Old -  Retired

Mildred Kornman is probably best known because of her sister Mary. The elder Kornman was well known as the main character of the famous silent kids series. Mildred would often join her sister on episodes where crowds are needed, but she did eventually carve out her legacy in the industry.

She did this mostly as an adult and with a name change. Mildred worked under the pseudonym Ricky VanDusen and worked for various magazines, including Vogue and Harper’s Bazaar. But most of her roles were either small or uncredited, and she decided to retire and settle down with her family.

Terry Kilburn - 94 Years Old - Retired

Terry Kilburn was a prolific child actor whose first role was at 11-years-old as the character Tiny Tim in the 1938 version of the holiday story, A Christmas Carol. He landed the role one year after moving to the united states from Britain.

In the space of two years, between 1938 and 1940, Kilburn had roles in nine films, including Lord Jeff, Goodbye, Mr. Chips, The Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes, and The Swiss Family Robinson. Kilburn retired from acting in 1969. He became the Artistic Director of the Meadow Brooke Theatre at Oakland University from 1970-1994, which does an annual rendition of A Christmas Carol.

Connie Stevens - 83 Years Old - Still Making Appearances

In 2019, actress and icon Connie Stevens returned to acting after a three-year break from the industry. She needed a break since she had been working in the industry since the’50s. Stevens has been known to take time away from acting but was also one of the busiest actresses in the late ’50s and early ’60s.

In that period, she starred in films like Young And Dangerous, Eighteen And Anxious, Rock-A-Bye-Baby, and The Party Crashers. Besides acting, Stevens also has her line of cosmetic products. She also had a minor singing career with her highest-charting single called sixteen Reasons. Her last acting role was in the film Just Before I Go.

Bette Midler - 75 Years - Still Active

Bette Midler’s 50-plus year career can be traced back to off-Broadway plays and a stint singing at a gay bathhouse called the Continental Baths. Between then and now, she has won three Grammy Awards, four Golden Globe Awards, three Emmy Awards, and, most recently, a Tony Award for her role in Hello Dolly.

Some of her hit songs include renditions of The Wind Beneath My Wings, Do You Want To Dance, and From A Distance. She made her acting her debut in a movie called The Rose, which also earned her an Oscar nomination and a Golden Globe win. Midler is starring in the upcoming film The Glorias.

Richard Dean Anderson – 71 Years Old – Enjoying His Retirement

He spent the ‘80s and ‘90s playing in one successful TV show after the other. Richard Dean Anderson only started acting in 1977, landing a role in General Hospital. He was eventually able to land the role that would shape his career, starring in the MacGyver series.

Today, with the series being successfully rebooted, we can’t help but wonder what he’s been doing. After all, the last time we ever saw him was in an episode of Don’t Trust the B---- in Apartment 23 in 2013! It turns out that he’s been enjoying his retirement with his hard-earned $30-million fortune.

Michael Crawford - 79 Years Old - Still Acting

Why stop when you still have it? That's the philosophy of Michael Crawford, an English actor/comedian who has still not retired, even though he's 79 years old. Proving that age is just a number, Crawford is still dedicating to his number-one passion, even though he hasn't worked since 2019, the year he made it to an episode of the TV series Private Eyes.

A West End and Broadway superstar, Crawford is best known for his screen roles in Hello, Dolly!, Condorman, and Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em. Crawford is also a dedicated philanthropist who's been the Sick Children's Trust leader since the late '80s.

William Hurt - 71 Years Old - Actor

After studying at the Juilliard School and acting in theatre during the '70s, William Hurt debuted on-screen in 1980 with the science-fiction film Altered States. He played Edward Jessup, a respected scientist and psychology professor, and received a New Star of the Year Golden Globe nod.

The Oscar-winning star now has numerous films in his portfolio, like Body Heat and Kiss of the Spider Woman. He has also amassed a new generation of fans by playing Thaddeus Ross in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Hurt, now 71, last portrayed the role in the 2021 Black Widow movie.

PAUL HOGAN – 81 YEARS OLD – STILL ACTING BUT NOT AS ACTIVE AS BEFORE

Australia has given the world Paul Hogan, the face of the highly successful Crocodile Dundee movie series. He did such a great job playing outback adventurer Michael "Crocodile" Dundee that he even got an Oscar nod and won a Golden Globe for the first 1986 flick of the film franchise. The last credit on his IMDb page is 2019's The Very Excellent Mr. Dundee.

Sadly, bad news came to the 81-year-old Hogan when he found out that his long-time friend John Cornell passed away in July 2021 at 80 years old. The Aussie director/writer had a part in creating Crocodile Dundee.

GEORGE HAMILTON – 82 YEARS OLD – ACTIVE IN THE ACTING INDUSTRY

Actor George Hamilton, recognized for his sophisticated style and suave hairdo, has been in the entertainment industry since the early '50s. But if you think he's already retired at 81, you're mistaken. He's even busy working on a new action film titled All Terrain, coming out in 2022.

In recent years, we've seen Hamilton appear in projects like Grace and Frankie, American Housewife, and Swiped. Yet, his timeless hits will always be our favorites: Light in the Piazza, Once Is Not Enough, Love at First Bite, and The Godfather Part III.

CINDY WILLIAMS – 74 YEARS OLD – STILL ACTING BUT NOT AS ACTIVE AS BEFORE

We loved Cindy Williams in the '70s sitcoms Laverne & Shirley, as well as Happy Days. During that era, she also starred in films like American Graffiti, where she worked alongside director George Lucas, and The Conversation, directed by Francis Ford Coppola.

Although Williams hasn't had the chance to have significant roles in recent years, she's still actively acting at 74 years old. She worked with John Heard in 2012's Stealing Roses and has since made brief appearances in projects like The Odd Couple, Sam & Cat, and 2020's Canaan Land.

CHRISTOPHER WALKEN – 78 YEARS OLD – BUSY AS A SOUGHT-AFTER ACTOR

There's no other smooth-talker in Hollywood like Christopher Walken. Heck, the 78-year-old celeb is one of his generation's best actors! His astounding acting talent is showcased in films such as The Deer Hunter, Catch Me If You Can, Annie Hall, and Pulp Fiction. If that doesn't convince you, his seven Saturday Night Live guest-hosting stint might.

As of 2021, Walken is starring as Burt in the drama/thriller TV show Severance. Before this, he worked on Wild Mountain Thyme, a 2020 romantic film. Now, he is also set to appear in the TV series The Offenders, currently in pre-production.

MARLA GIBBS – 90 YEARS OLD – STILL A WORKING ACTRESS

With her acid-dry wit coupled with some sass and sarcasm, Marla Gibbs blew everyone away when she came onto the '70s TV screens at the age of 44. It was then when she landed the role of Florence Johnston in the hit CBS sitcom The Jeffersons. A decade later, producers just had to give her a show with 227, playing the lead character of Mary Jenkins.

At 90 years old, we're shocked to know that Gibbs is still actively acting. In 2021 alone, she appeared in the TV Series Big Shot and Young Sheldon. Gibbs is also part of the upcoming movie Doris HeadShop.

TIM MATHESON – 73 YEARS OLD – ACTIVE IN THE ACTING INDUSTRY

Eric "Otter" Stratton, the resident smooth-talker the comedy flick National Lampoon's Animal House, has got to be the character that endeared Tim Matheson to his fans. But aside from this, he also took on other famous roles like voicing the lead character in the Jonny Quest animated series from 1964 to 1965 and playing President Ronald Reagan in Killing Reagan, a 2016 TV film.

Nowadays, the 73-year-old Matheson is still a familiar face on television. Between 2019 and 2021, he even had two hit TV projects. We're talking about This Is Us and Virgin River.

Billy Dee Williams – 84 YEARS OLD – WORKING AS A MULTIFACETED STAR

Billy Dee Williams goes beyond being just an actor. The 84-year-old celeb is an artist with a passion for painting and writing. But in the acting industry, he can boast of having worked in about 150 productions. Still, Lando Calrissian is his most recognized role. He even played it again in 2019's Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker.

Williams is working on more Star Wars projects since he's voicing the Lego Star Wars series and the Star Wars videogames. He's also participating in the upcoming animated show Star Wars: Detours. General Hospital and Diary of a Single Mom are two works he had outside the sci-fi franchise.

Bolo Yeung – 75 YEARS OLD – NOT YET RETIRED BUT NOT AS ACTIVE AS BEFORE

Bolo Yeung, a Hong Kong-based actor, has always been recognized as a gifted martial artist. The former bodybuilder became known for portraying the antagonist of action flicks like Enter the Dragon and Bloodsport. With more than 100 productions in his portfolio, acting in Chinese and American films, he has become a global phenomenon.

The Whole World at Our Feet (2015) was Yeung's last international acting work. Since then, the 75-year-old hasn't been seen on-screen, although he isn't officially retired yet. The good news is we'll soon be seeing a documentary about his life. It's called Chinese Hercules: The Bolo Yeung Story, and it's currently in the works.

JANE POWELL – 92 YEARS OLD – NO LONGER ACTIVE AS AN ACTRESS

Jane Powell hasn't been an active actress since the early 2000s. As per her IMDb page, that's about when she had her last on-screen credit with the TV show Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. Nonetheless, she's among the last surviving celebrities of the Hollywood cinema's Golden Age.

With her big, blue eyes, Powell rose to stardom during the mid-'40s, working on numerous Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer musicals. One of them is A Date with Judy, the 1948 film musical. Now, the 92-year-old star, who's been through five marriages, still has those same pretty peepers.

BernNadette Stanis - 67 Years Old - Working As an Actress/Author

BernNadette Stanis is an American actress best known for her portrayal of 'Thelma Evans' in the '70s sitcom "Good Times." Following the series' end in 1979, Stanis had a hard time finding new acting jobs consistently, but she never stopped working in show business. She was featured most prominently in "The Big Shot" and "N-Secure." In 2021, she appeared in the podcast "Touré Show."

Whenever she's not working on a new role, Stanis is probably writing books. After all, she's a published author with four released to her name, including "For Men Only" and "The Last Night."

BOBBY SHERMAN - 79 YEARS OLD - RETIRED BUT AN ACTIVE PHILANTHROPIST

Between 1962 and 1997, Bobby Sherman was a fixture in the entertainment industry for 35 years, belting out hits such as "Easy Come, Easy Go" and "Little Woman." He was an occasional songwriter who became a popular teen idol in the late '60s and early '70s. However, he left all this fame and success behind to serve humanity.

The former actor-singer became an emergency medical technician and police officer in the '70s, serving as a deputy sheriff until 2010. Sherman co-founded the Brigitte & Bobby Sherman Children's (BBSC) Foundation with his wife to help students in Ghana get quality education at higher levels.

Ted Lange - 74 Years Old - Still Active in the Industry

The American actor/director Ted Lange became famous in the '70s after appearing in shows such as "The Love Boat" and "That's My Mama." Following his "The Love Boat" success, he landed roles in many other notable productions, including the 1989 Shakespeare adaptation "Othello," which he directed and starred in. He reprised his role as 'Othello' in the 2008 short "Players at the Poker Palace."

Today, Lange continues to be busy both as an actor and director. In 2022 alone, for instance, this ever-busy Oakland, California native directed the short "Think Twice" and starred in the horror movie "Toomie: The Hungry Tumor."

BOBBY SHERMAN - 79 YEARS OLD - RETIRED BUT AN ACTIVE PHILANTHROPIST

Between 1962 and 1997, Bobby Sherman was a fixture in the entertainment industry for 35 years, belting out hits such as "Easy Come, Easy Go" and "Little Woman." He was an occasional songwriter who became a popular teen idol in the late '60s and early '70s. However, he left all this fame and success behind to serve humanity.

The former actor-singer became an emergency medical technician and police officer in the '70s, serving as a deputy sheriff until 2010. Sherman co-founded the Brigitte & Bobby Sherman Children's (BBSC) Foundation with his wife to help students in Ghana get quality education at higher levels.

Tom Berenger – 73 Years Old – Continues to Appear in Motion Pictures

The unforgettable performance of the American actor Tom Berenger in the war film "Platoon" earned him a nomination for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor and was arguably the best moment of his career. Make no mistake, though: this veteran screen performer from Chicago, Illinois, has never stopped treating his fans with more and more exciting projects.

With more than 100 acting credits, Berenger remains as active as ever today and was featured in the 2022 movies "A Tale of Two Guns," "The Most Dangerous Game," and "Desperate Riders." Some of his other most famous jobs include appearing in the movies "Inception," "The Big Chill," and "Major League."

Cristina Saralegui - 74 Years Old - Not Active in the Film Industry

Cristina Saralegui is one of the most famous people who can look back and boast of having had a productive career since their youth. She started as the editor-in-chief of the Spanish-language version of Cosmopolitan before venturing into journalism and television work. On her television work, we will remember her as the host of the talk show "El Show de Cristina."

When Cristina's show ended in November 2010, she had already built a film and TV studio in addition to her AIDS campaign foundation, which she was passionate about. In 2012, her radio show aired on SiriusTV, and now she spends most of her time with her family.

Michael Keaton - 71 years Old - Still Working At The Highest Level

Michael Keaton is a movie star of the '80s, a decade-spanning actor. Popularized by movies such as "Mr. Mom" and "Beetlejuice," he made a striking comeback in recent years when he starred in the critically-acclaimed film "Birdman." He's been working at the highest level ever since, making it to productions such as "The Trial of the Chicago 7" and the "Dopesick" miniseries.

Keaton also portrayed 'Batman' in 1989's "Batman" and 1992's "Batman Returns." He's now featured in the 2023 movie "The Flash," also as 'Batman/Bruce Wayne.' For his long career in entertainment, this Pennsylvania native was awarded the Career Achievement Award.