Connie Stevens - 1938

We all remember Connie Stevens, who made a mark for herself in Hollywood with her exceptional singing and acting ability. Often dubbed as the "teen idol of the 60s," Connie's beauty, singing, and acting prowess was much praised in teen and later adult film dramas.

Coming from a musical family where both her parents were jazz musicians, Connie formed a couple of vocal groups, first The Foremost and later The Three Debs. She began lining up singing commercials in the early 70s to rejuvenate her fame.

Following her split with Eddie Fisher, she entirely became out of sync with Hollywood and started facing a financial struggle. But with her neve-say-die attitude, she turned the situation around to become a self-made tycoon and her fans are truly surprised by that. Now 80 years old Connie could spend her retirement without worrying about bankruptcy.

Loni Anderson — 1945

Who could ever forget the lovely receptionist Jennifer Marlowe in the TV sitcom WKRP in Cincinnati?  The beloved role of Loni Anderson on the CBS sitcom had won her several award nominations. She was compared to actresses of the past like Marilyn Monroe and Jayne Mansfield, which led to her star in a made-for-TV movie about the latter's life story.

She starred in films such as All Dogs Go to Heaven, The Lonely Guy, and Stroker Ace.  Aside from her career, Loni is most famous for being the woman who caught actor Burt Reynolds’ heart. Sadly, their relationship ended in divorce. She is now happily living with her husband Bob Flick, one of the founders of 'The Brothers Four', a folk band.

Linda Evans - 1942

For more than five decades Linda Evans has remained the living embodiment of grace and beauty to the audience of American television. Her first notable role was in the show The Big Valley. While this made her quite known, nothing could compare to how famous she became when she played Krystle Carrington in the original Dynasty series back in the 80s. Her portrayal of the role won her the Best Actress award at the Golden Globe Awards back in 1982. Evans has stopped acting since 1998, but she has reappeared through the docu-series titled The '80s Greatest in 2018.

Linda has done quite well for herself as she is one of the actresses from back then who clearly has some serious anti-aging secrets because she looks flawless at her current age of 77. Without any surgery, her beauty doesn't seem to fade away despite the passing of time. Possibly a fat bank account and strict fitness workout have made things easy for her. Keep glowing Linda like you always do!

Nancy Sinatra — 1940

As a progeny of the legendary musician Frank Sinatra, one would expect Nancy Sinatra to also become a musician. And so she did not disappoint. In 1965, she released her album The Boots are Made for Walkin which received much critical acclaim to reach number one position in Billboard Hot 100. Nancy went on to record music and sing from the 1960s and went on to release music all the way till 2013 when her last album dropped. Since then Nancy has been lying low and settling in comfortably into retirement.

The music diva was also ventured into acting for a brief period. But in 2012 she had to go under the knife for laser eye surgery to cure the eyesight problem. It is of no surprise that being the descendant of famous Frank Sinatra Nancy surely had a lot of fortune in her name. But as a successful musician herself, she garnered an enviable net worth of her own to keep the financial issues at bay.

Catherine Bach - 1954

Catherine Bach became famous for her role as Daisy Duke in the TV series, The Dukes of Hazzard. When she auditioned, Bach was told that those behind the production of the show were on the search for a Dolly Parton dead ringer.

The gutsy actress went anyway and even got the part on the spot! You know how? Through her awesome personality, killer charm, and her steamy body. She is quite the talented actress and remains beautiful as she was back in her hey days.

In her 60s, Bach’s latest public appearances had caused a buzz among folks who think she’s had facial cosmetic surgery. Regardless if she went under the knife or not, she’ll always be the iconic Daisy Duke who won everyone’s hearts!

Richard Dean Anderson – 1950

Richard Dean Anderson became a household name with his breakthrough character as Angus MacGyver in the television action series MacGyver during the mid-80s. The classic action hero in the series nicknamed Mac played as a secret agent who loves to save humanity from evil powers.

Like his on-screen character MacGyver, Anderson was raised in Minnesota, who used to be a mime before venturing into film. Aside from MacGyver, his other notable roles are in Today's FBI, General Hospital, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, Stargate SG-1,, etc.

But what has the 80s famous action hero been up to lately? Following his last appearance in Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23, Anderson is now far away from Tinseltown, actively doing philanthropic and environmental works. Being a member of the famous environmental group, Board of Advisors of the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, the veteran actor has a great post-retirement life.

Philip Michael Thomas – 1949

Philip Michael Thomas shot to fame with the show Miami Vice, playing the character Ricardo Tubb with great success. He went on to play roles in numerous films in movies and television. His first attention-grabbing role was Coonskin. Thomas also played a role in the Grand Theft Auto: Vice City and the Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories. He also released a music album, Living the Book of My Life.

The 70-year-old has been a prolific actor and a paparazzi favorite. He is also the dad of six daughters and five sons with one step-daughter as well. His salt and pepper look gives a whole new dimension to his persona.

We hope Thomas continues to do well in life and follows a healthy lifestyle as we know he has stayed away from various vices, and he is a vegetarian! We love his work and personality, and we hope he continues to lead a good life.

Bolo Yeung - 1946

Yang Sze, also popular as Bolo Yeung, is truly a man with multiple talents. Western martial arts cinemas would never have reached their zenith of success without Bolo Yeung in it. Often cited as the Chinese Hercules, Yeung is famous for his typical wicked portrayals in a string of action classics like entering the Dragon, Bloodsport, Double Impact, and Fearless Tiger.

One of the most striking bad guys of vintage action flicks has proved his worth portraying ethical characters in the films like Shootfighter 1 and 2. He also worked with legendary actors Jean-Claude Van Damme and Bruce Lee to show off an impressive portfolio.

The iconic bodybuilder of Cineworld is still going strong even in his mid-70s. Being active at this age, he must have worked on his lifestyle to improve his overall well-being. Also, credit goes to his healthy diet and zeal of living.

 

Joe Pesci - 1943

Joseph Frank Pesci is a popular actor and musician who is popular for playing volatile characters in a variety of genres. If seeing him makes you laugh, it's probably because you can't forget him after watching Home Alone! Joe Pesci played Harry Lime in the Home Alone movie series and since then he really made a huge impression on his fans as a talented comedian. He's also remembered for playing Vincent Gambini in Good Fellas next to Roberto Di Niro.

While this volatile actor has since then retired from his acting career, we're hoping he'll come back soon! He made his debut in 1961 and had an immensely successful career in 1999. He made a comeback in 2006 and has been going strong to this day. The actor wanted to lead a life away from the camera, which is why he hung up his boots in 1999 and enjoyed life away from the glam world.

Paul Hogan – 1939

The fearless crocodile poacher from the movie Crocodile Dundee is none other than Paul Hogan. With his excellent comic performance in the movie, he has been awarded a Golden Globe and also an Academy Award nomination as best actor. Later he started his television show called The Paul Hogan Show on the Nine Network of Australia.

A true son of the soil, Hogan never let an opportunity go to promote his homeland Australia worldwide. He featured in many commercials promoting Australian tourism. Also, he starred in the Australian TV series Anzacs, and the critics highly acclaimed his role.

Based on the lifestyle of Hogan the Seven Network of Australia made a miniseries in 2017 where Josh Lawson captured the true essence of Hogan. Paul Hogan is still alive and with a huge net worth that he amassed throughout his acting career, he's living a peaceful life with his family.

Batista – 1969

David Michael Bautista Jr. also goes by his ring name Batista is a former professional wrestler who is popular for his strength, agility, and athleticism to the entire WWE fans. Even after he retired from the show, the 6ft 6in beast has ventured into a new profession, acting.

His evil character in the movie The Man with the Iron Fists was highly acclaimed by the critics, while the Guardians of the Galaxy were a huge commercial success. He played the Marvel character Drax the Destroyer in that film. It's indeed a wise decision for him to dedicate his time to Hollywood, a great way to accumulate some savings.

He kicked off his WWE journey in 1999, and his rise was meteoric. He was one time World Heavyweight Champion and won the WWE Championship twice. After a brief break, he returned to WWE again in 2013 and won the 2014 Royal Rumble.

Bob Eubanks – 1938

Robert Leland Eubanks had gained a typical fan following an American TV game show host and disc jockey. The popular game shows The Newlywed Game was the major landmark in his life. The revamped version of Card Sharks air from 1986 to 1989 was another show that boosted his career by several notches.

Bob is 82 now. He had received a star for all the work he did on TV in 2000 and was given the honorary award at the prestigious Hollywood Walk of Fame. Five years later, he also received the lifetime achievement Emmy award from the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.

In 2004, he married Deborah and the two are quite happy in their marital life. Though Bob has aged, it’s amazing how he keeps inspiring several others.  All through his career, he has amassed enough and that means his savings would seem him through the rest of his life.

Phil Collins – 1951

Phil is best remembered as the drummer/singer for the famous rock band “Genesis,” and definitely as a solo artist. He has proven his might after juggling acting, singing and songwriting, record producer, and performing as a multi-instrumentalist. His knowledge of music is simply unparalleled. Raised in London, the 69-year old sensation had also released his autobiography in 2016 and 2019, completed ‘Not Dead Yet Tour.’

With a net worth of more than $260 million, we know his investments are aplenty. The fact he bagged seven US and three UK number one singles in 6 years has added more to his already shining career.

Collins is an adorable man. For a long time, he suffered in numerous ways and that broke the hearts of millions of fans. Also, retirements and personal issues bothered him. But hope lurked behind in the form of his reuniting with ex-wife, Orianne. Wow!

Emil Minty – 1972

Everybody remembers the Feral Kid from Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior. The character helped him to attain international fame as a child artist. Surprisingly, he didn't utter a word in the film but still exhibited his captivating acting skill that moved adults and infants alike. Thanks to the director Mel Gibson who gave him a chance to showcase his talent.

His Hollywood career was short-lived after the movie Mad Max> Minty retired himself from the Cineworld to concentrate on a different line of profession. Before retirement, he played a few minor roles in films like Fluteman, The Winds of Jarrah, A Country Practice,, etc.

The celebrated child actor of the Mad Max series is now sitting far away from the hustle and bustle of Hollywood to enjoy a peaceful life with his family. He's currently a Jeweler and living the life of a successful businessman. We're sure he'll be able to keep the bankruptcy at bay.

Chris Evert Lloyd – 1954

We all know the World's former No.1 Female American Tennis Player, Chris Evert Lloyd? The professional success she experienced was unmatched to that of her peers. However, her personal life was full of challenges. But that did not deter her, and she came out stronger than ever, every single time!

Her three children are all grown up, and the 18 Grand Slam winner is continuously pursuing fitness. She now makes a living as a tennis sports commentator on ESPN. So, it looks like retirement cannot keep her away from her first love - Tennis!

Besides all this, she also offers to coach at a Tennis Academy.  Her steady earnings have helped her build up huge net worth. She is also currently trying her hand at tennis apparel. We think she is one strong woman and can overcome any hurdle that comes her way. Well, we wish her good luck with all her future endeavors. She is certainly a woman who can be master of all she does.

Tony Little – 1956

Mr. Tony Little on T.V. shows is famous for his infomercials, Gazelle. The personal trainer T.V. fitness icon with a long blonde mane is "America's Personal Trainer." He is encouraging Americans to get back into shape. Little was born in Ohio, USA, and was nursing a long-cherished dream of becoming a personal fitness trainer. He moved to Tampa, Florida, to pursue the same.

Apart from building a fitness career, he has also been an actor, acting in various films.  You may hear of the Celebrity Paranormal Project and The Pumpkin Karver. He walked down the aisle with Mellissa Hall in 2009 and has two children with her. Apart from being a prolific businessman, he is also super proud of his antique collection.

He also has a thing for vintage cars, adding eight of them to his enviable fleet. Little also went ahead and published a book, "There's Always a Way: to Develop a Positive Mindset."  It chronicles his life, all his tragedies, and successes and is an inspiring read in short!

Fabio Lanzoni – 1959

You may have seen Fabio Lanzoni as the ultimate romance novel cover model. The hunky dude began his career as a model as early as 19 as he modeled for fashion and catalog model for Ford. As he was continuously trying to model on the US shores U.S., he became a dual citizen in the U.S. and Italy.

Modeling career aside, Fab was soon noticed by Hollywood big wigs and went onto win many awards and accolades. He then became the spokesperson of "I Can't Believe It's Not Butter!" advertising.

He was also a part of Oral-B and Geek Squad advertising. Fabio has successfully driven away from his financial woes with his California career, and nothing could deter him, not even a burglary at his home. Garnering an impressive net worth, he is also trying to put his fingers in several pies, including a casual clothing line for women, his fitness book, and not to forget his Fabio Fitness videos. He is also into building a business in supplements for body-builders.

Eric Clapton – 1945

For those who’ve never developed an ear to blues music, it’s time to listen to the talent-head Eric Clapton. Regardless of your preference and likes, Eric’s melodious tunes would get you listening to him. The English rock and blues guitarist has been the only person inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame thrice! He also ranked second in “Rolling Stone”s list of ‘100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time’, fourth in Gibson’s ‘Top 50 Guitarists of All Time’ and number 5 in ‘The Top 10 Best Electric Guitar Players’ by the Time magazine.

At 75, Eric is still very active as a musician who performed just recently (last year) at the ‘Crossroads festival.’  His countless achievements give a sneak peek into the treasures and wealth reserves he has accumulated over the years.

Clapton is linked to several charitable units and keeps maintaining contact with them, occasionally performing too. His last solo album was released in 2018 called Happy Xmas.

Richard Keith — 1950

We loved Richard in I Love Lucy. He made his debut as a child star, playing the role of Little Ricky on the show. The character is still as popular as it used to be back in those days. Many are not aware of the fact that Richard Keith is not his original name. His last name is Thibodeaux.

Since it was tough for Americans to pronounce it, Richard changed it to take up a more easy-to-pronounce surname. Another interesting fact is that he is probably the only surviving member of the regular cast from the legendary show.

Many, in fact, still feel nostalgic whenever the name of the show crops up. Richard indeed represents a legacy, which is tough to carry forward for anyone else. We will always be fond of Little Ricky and hope that he continues to live a healthy life.

Alan Alda – 1936

Alan Alda dons many hats. He is a successful director, author, actor, comedian, and screenwriter. And he has been entertaining his fans for over six and a half decades now. Alda has added six Emmy Awards in his kitty!  His role as Hawkeye Pierce in the show MASH was also greatly appreciated. You may have seen him in the critically-acclaimed 2019's Marriage Story.

Despite his humble beginnings, he has made a mark for himself in the film world and how! Alda has successfully built up massive net worth, yet he isn't a spendthrift and chooses not to lead an extravagant lifestyle as most of his peers do. overflowing bank account, he doesn't live a lavish lifestyle as most celebrities do.

Alda likes to indulge in philanthropy and is seen participating in various fundraising activities. His wife, Arlene, supports him on all his charitable ventures. Alda also fights for feminist issues too! We think he is an exemplary human being!

James Caan – 1940

Enigmatic actor James Caan made his on-screen debut as a sailor in Oscar-winning movie Irma la Doub and started impressing the viewers with his charismatic masculine appearance in the movies like Red Line 7000, El Dorado, Journey to Shiloh, and The Rain People. Because of his Jewish roots, he is nicknamed "The Jewish Cowboy".

But Caan's most notable performance remains in the gangster epic The Godfather when Francis Ford Coppola hired him to play notorious mafia Santino Sonny Corleone the production. Following the blockbuster success of the movie, his character achieved cult status among the audience that will be remembered from generations to come.

In 1978 Caan was inducted into the Hollywood Walk of Fame for his enormous contributions to the Hollywood industry. So, it's not tough to understand that Caan has already made a good amount of investment in his life insurance policies that will help him lead a relaxed post-retirement life.

Jane Powell - 1929

Jane Powell is a popular actress, singer, and dancer from the Golden Era of Hollywood, who made her debut in 1994. She had an immensely successful career until her retirement from acting in 2004. She started off as a singer for radio and performed in theaters until she made her first appearance in Hollywood at the age of 15.

For the next ten years, she appeared in a number of musical movies and got fame from Seven Brides For Seven Brothers. Before appearing in the movies, she toured as Oregon Victory Girl selling victory bonds and had many fans already.

Jane Powell walked down the aisle five times and has three children from her marriages. Though her movie career ended in 1957 and she started appearing on TV shows, commercials, and workout videos. Jane is now 91 years old and still kicking!

Mr. T – 1952

Even seen a ‘bad-guy persona’? Then you missed out on the 80s favorite- Mr. T. A former wrestler, Lawrence Tureaud, ventured into films later on and did great as an actor in TV series like The A-Team and the 1982 film Rocky III, where he performed as a boxer Clubber, Lang.

His role as ‘B. A. Baracus’ in The A-Team earned him accolades galore. Even in Rocky III, his dialogue “I pity the fool” was used and reused in several titles like I Pity The Fool reality show in 2006! He has been famous for his trademark hairstyle that was largely influenced by Mandinka fighters in West Africa.

Mr. T had dealt with severe health issues post-1995. He compiled his experiences in a book titled “Cancer Ain’t For No Wimp”s. Very recently, in 2017, the 68-year old had participated in “Dancing With the Stars”, and we’re glad he doesn’t merely rest on his savings but prefers staying active.

Ernest Lee Thomas - 1949

It was his role as Roger “Raj” Thomas in What’s Happening, a sitcom on ABC, and the 1980s syndicated sequel, What’s Happening Now!!, that helped Ernest Lee to escalate to great heights as an actor. The recurring role called Mr. Omar on Everybody Hates Chris was another notable add-on.

The 70-year old American actor started in 1974, and since then, his journey in the entertainment industry has been going great guns.  Thomas was in few other TV series and sitcoms that also became favorites over the years, like Soul Food, The Steve Harvey Show, The Parent’ Hood, All About the Andersons, and most recently, Just Jordan.

In the last couple of years or so, he has appeared in a few films also. Jordan is aging well. He has earned handsomely in his long career and needless to say. He wouldn’t need any bankruptcy lawyer anytime in his life.

Jake Steinfeld – 1958

Jake Steinfeld is one of the most popular fitness gurus we know. His fitness programs, especially his Body by Jake® and FitOrbit businesses, have been successfully serving people with amazing results. He has made his mark in the fitness industry and works with both celebrities and the common people to help them reach their fitness goals.

With his tremendous entrepreneurial spirit, he has worked hard on the new fitness platform called Get Fit, Don't Quit!®. He is planning to partner with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona.

This is to motivate the citizens of Arizona to tell them to maintain good lifestyle habits and enhance physical and mental fitness. He is also the Chairman of the National Foundation for Governors' Fitness Councils, and did you know the Pitch Perfect and Bumble Bee actress Hailee Steinfeld is his niece? Well, it's a small world!

James Spader – 1960

James Spader is the prolific actor who has gone on to play various roles in films like Secretary, Stargate, and Crash. With his acting caliber, he has been trying to build a successful career in the film industry. You may even remember him from the 2015 film, Avengers: Age of Ultron.

Also, you may spot him on shows like Boston Legal, The Blacklist, and The Practice. Starting as early as 1978, he is becoming more and more successful, working in the industry for almost seven decades.

However, his personal life wasn't as successful as his professional life, and he had to hire a family as he was seen separating from Victoria Kheel, his wife. But we are glad everything is okay now, and his life is back to following its regular course. We hope he finds all the happiness in his life.

Billy Redden - 1956

Billy Redden, the banjo boy from the 1972 movie ‘Deliverance’ is still alive and kicking at 63. Billy Redden has since then been part of the entertainment world. Despite acting in just a handful of movies, he has managed to carve a niche for himself. Though, his name isn’t in the list of other celebrities who live a lavish and glamorous life after retirement since he worked at Walmart as a maintenance guy who used to pick trash in 2014.

He did appear in a few movies after deliverance and appeared in a 2003 movie as a banjo-playing guy. Until then, he hasn’t appeared on the big screen but he was spotted at the 2018 LA Film Festival on September 22nd. It does reveal that the banjo boy is still interested in acting and we may see him in the upcoming movies.

Ursula Andress — 1936

Ursula Andress is a Swiss actress and a former model who was the heartthrob for an entire generation. Not a lot of people could have missed the now-famous still from the James Bond movie Dr. No. where Ms. Andress emerges from the Caribbean Sea in a skimpy white bikini. The Swiss actress even appeared in a newer bond movie parody, Casino Royale. 

Ursula was also in The Southern Star, Perfect Friday, The Fifth Musketeer, Clash of the Titans, and others. She made her debut in 1954 and was immensely successful until she retired in 2005. It was truly a heartbreaking moment for all her fans. The now-retired Ursula has a long career, almost always portraying the role of the femme fatale. She is now 84 years old and continues to look as ravishing as she did a few decades ago.

Jamie Farr - 1934

Eminent comedian Jamie Farr has made it big with comedy-drama M*A*S*H in 1972. His recurring character as Maxwell Q. Klinger, helped the series to garner a large audience base. Born in 1934, he has his fair share of contribution to America's television industry with a lot of recurring appearances in some famous television sitcoms such as The Red Skelton Show, The Danny Kaye Show, The Chicago Teddy Bears,, etc.

In 1955, the famous Warner Bros' cast him in the teleplay No Time for Sergeants. Following a hiatus, the veteran actor reclaimed his spot with another comedy flick called The Cannonball Run and later starred in The Cannonball Run II.

Just like his on-screen success, the iconic comedian is quite successful in his love venture as he has been married to his ladylove Joy Ann Richards for decades. A healthy diet or fitness regime — whatever the reason is, Jamie's still living like a boss.

Katharine Ross — 1940

Katharine Juliet Ross is a popular actress who won the hearts of the audience on stage, television, and movies. Who could forget the face of Katharine Ross?  She starred in 3 of the most memorable Hollywood films of all time - The Graduate, Butch Cassidy, and the Sundance Kid, and The Stepford Wives. Out of 3 films mentioned, playing Elaine Robinson in The Graduate is probably her most iconic and notable role ever (cue in Simon & Garfunkel's song Mrs. Robinson).

Once in a while she still does some guest appearances on TV shows, but she's mainly retired from the acting business.  She currently leads a quiet life with her husband of 33 years, actor Sam Elliot. They live happily in their Malibu, California ranch, which they have maintained since the 1970s. We are sure that their combined net worth of $15 million gives them an immensely comfortable life.

Janis Paige - 1922

Janis Paige is now 97 years old and lives a quiet life in retirement in her West Hollywood abode. She is one of the few surviving stars from the Golden Era of Hollywood.Janis Paige didn't take any specific classes to become an actress. Instead, she was noticed by a Warner Bros. agent who made a deal with her. She originally appeared in some B-movies before becoming a star with her appearance in the 1951 Broadway play Remains to Be Seen. 

Three years later, Paige performed in The Pajama Game and became a renowned name in theatre. At the same time, Hollywood also embraced her with the film Silk Stockings, where she co-starred with Fred Astaire. You might not know it, but she also toured as a cabaret singer and dancer and she once required special treatment as her vocal cords almost cracked!

Mickey Kuhn - 1932

 

Theodore Matthew Michael Kuhn Jr. is an actor par excellence. He is one of the few people who were blessed with the genes to act, and he was doing it since the time he was 18 months old to the time he was 24 years old.Mickey Kuhn's appearance in the 1939 film Gone With the Wind welcomed him in the child-stars ranks. During the '30s and '40s, he also appeared in other popular films such as Juarez and A Tree Grows in Brooklyn. 

His acting career, though, lasted for just two decades. While Kuhn had a choice to remain an actor and later afford much more lucrative retirement investments, he decided to leave the industry and become a commercial aviator; working as a pilot for American Airlines. Along with Olivia De Havilland, he's one of the last two surviving cast members of the 1939 critically-acclaimed film.

Robert Clary — 1926

Robert Clary is a French-American actor who has donned many a hat during his lifetime. He is also a popular artist, singer, lecturer, and author. Making his debut in the entertainment world in 1951 he enjoyed a successful career until his retirement in 2001. Robert Clary's life started on really bad terms, as he was sent to Buchenwald, a Nazi concentration camp, where he sang to SS soldiers to remain alive.

He was set free in 1945 and then traveled to the US, making a name for himself as a performer and actor. Clary's most notable role is as LeBeau in Hogan's Heroes, the historical '60s sitcom. His last acting appearance was in the '80s. Since then, he has been making money by traveling around the US and Canada to spread awareness about the Holocaust. In 2001, he released his own memoir titled From the Holocaust to Hogan's Heroes: The Autobiography of Robert Clary.  He is now 94 years old and lives a peaceful life in retirement.

Glynis Johns — 1923

Glynis Johns is a popular actress, pianist, dancer, and singer. She made her way into the hearts of her fans in 1935 and was widely popular across the globe. It's been a long time since we last saw Glynis Johns, and her films always remind us of her exquisite acting skills. Starting off as a stage actress, Johns quickly gained attention until landing her most recognizable role—the one of Winifred Banks in Disney's Mary Poppins.

She continued being successful with her performance in the 1960 film The Sundowners which earned her an Academy Award nomination. Now enjoying the dividends of an illustrious career, Johns lives a quiet life away from the public eye. She made her last acting appearance in the 1999 film Superstar. Glynis Johns is now 96 years old and lives a calm life in retirement. We hope she continues to stay in great shape and health for many more years to come.

Jackie Mason - 1928

Jackie Mason is a popular actor and standup comedian who found a mention in Comedy Central's list of 100 greatest stand-up comedians of all-time. He made his debut in the entertainment world in 1952 and continues to go strong to this day, even at the age of 92. It's funny to think that Jackie Mason became a rabbi after graduating. In fact, he claimed that people came to the synagogue to listen to his jokes-filled-sermons.

Fast forward some decades later, Mason is considered one of the top stand-up comedians, with his comedy specials The World According To Me and Jackie Mason on Broadway becoming instant classics. His sense of humor often sparked outrage, as his performance was filled with caustic and racial jokes. However, his credit score is still in good shape, as he even got on stage in 2012 to perform Jackie Mason: Fearless, his latest one-man show.

Marilyn Knowlden -1926

Marilyn Knowlden is a former actress who made her debut into the entertainment world as a child artist. She was just four years old when she appeared in front o the camera.  However, the fact that she was just four, did not deter her from delivering a stellar performance. She used to be one of the biggest child stars of the '30s and '40s.

In 1944, she left the industry after starring in Broadway Rhythm to pursue higher education. Knowlden attended the Mills College where she studied Music and Drama. She then became a successful playwright and songwriter. After composing her own scores for musical plays, she managed to star in the popular stage play My Fair Lady when she was 70! In 2011, she authored her autobiography titled Little Girl in Big Pictures. She is now 64 years old and lives away from the world of glitz and glam!leased in 2018. It appears that only a woman who takes good care of her well-being can be so successful at this age.

Mel Brooks - 1926

You're now looking at one of the greatest men in comedy—Mel Brooks. Though Brooks worked as an actor as well, he mostly became famous for being a producer and director; coming to prominence for having produced Get Smart along with Buck Henry. He is a successful director, writer, producer, and composer too, besides being a popular actor and comedian. His biggest success, though, is undoubtedly the 1967 satirical film The Producers, which absolutely wowed people at the time.

Even though he already won the EGOT (Emmy, Golden Globe, Oscar, Tony Awards), Brooks continues to build his $100 million net worth. In 2018, he lent his voice to the animated film Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation. The 94-year-old actor currently lives in his Southampton Village waterfront mansion, which costs a whopping $5 million. We are sure he has a lot of memories in this home which dates back to the 1960s and was the actor's abode for several decades.

Al Pacino - 1940

Who can forget the wonders of Al Pacino? This actor has made his space in the hearts of both young and old generations. The icon from The Godfather movie series has many notable performances under his wing. Alfredo James Pacino is an actor par excellence. With a career spanning over five decades, he is someone who needs no introduction. The winner of numerous awards including an Academy Award, two Primetime Emmy Awards, and two Tony Awards, making him one of the few people to win the Triple Crown of Acting.

He appeared in evergreen movies such as Scent Of A Woman, Scarface, and Dog Day Afternoon. Now in his 80s, Al Pacino is still up for working in Hollywood. His most recent spectacle was The Irishman, which brought back the charm of the trio of Martin Scorsese, Robert De Niro, and Al Pacino together. He has a net worth of $165 million and lives in Hollywood Hills, California. We hope to see the 80-year-old actor more often on screen.

Paul Hornung - 1935

Paul Vernon Hornung is a former professional American football player who needs no introduction. He stole the hearts of football fans across the world and had people rooting for him. Paul Hornung actually gained the name "The Golden Boy" because of his performance in his NFL team back in the days, This Hall of Fame star was part of the Green Bay Packers from 1957 to 1966.

In his career, he has won about four NFL titles and the very first Super Bowl! With countless rewards under his name, he is now a retired NFL legend. Banking on his popularity, he went on to star in the movie The Devil's Brigade. Besides that, he has also authored numerous books including the Golden Boy, The Paul Hornung Scrapbook, and The Coffin Watchers to name a few. He is now 84 years old and lives happily with his wife of 41 years, Angela Hornung.

Richard Dreyfuss — 1947

Richard Stephen Dreyfuss is a popular American actor who rose to fame in the 1960s. Since his debut, he was part of numerous big-ticket films, which made him a household name. Richard Dreyfuss was at the peak of his acting career between the 1970s through 1990s. He starred in Jaws back in 1975 and other popular movies of that period including Close Encounters of the Third Kind,  American Graffiti, Stand By Me, and many more.

The 72-year-old actor now lives in San Diago who assures his fans that he is far from retirement. That's some good news, isn't it? Now that this versatile actor is in his 70s, he is semi-retired and rarely makes movies. However, he appeared in The Book Club recently. However, we would love to see him more often on screen than those occasional appearances.

Chevy Chase — 1943

The 76-year-old comedy star of and a key piece of SNL’s history, Chevy Chase, is nowhere near his retirement. He recently acted in comedy-drama The Very Excellent Mr. Dundee along with Mel Gibson.

He exhibits excellent ability to showcase the deadpan comedy in his string of movies such as Caddyshack, National Lampoon's Vacation, Fletch, etc. After the 1990s, his career dried down slowly, but he later made a brief comeback in the Community (2009). The critics moderately praised his comeback.

The comedian has laid his hands on three Primetime Emmy Awards to contribute to the industry while earning two Golden Globe nominations throughout his career. He's currently staying with his third wife, Jayni Luke, in New York. The actor, screenwriter, comedian, and outspoken political commentator Chase has a hefty net worth of $50 million. And most of this fortune under his belt comes from movies and television shows.

Queen Elizabeth II — 1926

Born as Elizabeth Alexandra, Elizabeth II is not just the Queen of the United Kingdom, but also of 15 other nations in the Commonwealth realms. She was the firstborn of the Duke and Duchess of York and had to ascend the throne after the death of her father, King George VI. This was in the year 1953. She has been the Queen for 67 years now. When King Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand passed away in 2016, Queen Elizabeth II became the world’s longest-reigning monarch.

She walked down the aisle with Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh in 1947 and they have four children together. Being a queen definitely has its perks, it has been reported that Queen Elizabeth’s current net worth is at $600 million, so definitely healthcare and medical insurance are the least bit of her worries. We hope she continues to live for many more years in health and power!

Ann Blyth — 1927

Ann Marie Blyth is a former actress and singer who was most popular for her roles in the Hollywood musicals. She made her debut in 1933 and found great fame. However, she decided to hang up her boots and retire in 1985.The face of the beautiful actress Ann Blyth has graced both the theater stage and the movie screen.

Her most famous movie role was playing Veda Pierce Forrester in the movie Mildred Pierce, with the legendary Hollywood actress Joan Crawford playing her mother as the title role.  The actress is already retired from acting and mostly relaxing in her home.  People of the same age as Ann usually made pension investments so they can take it easy at their age. She is 91 years old now and prefers to live a private life away from the glitz and glam.

Cheryl Ladd — 1951

If you remember Kris Munroe in NBC's Charlie’s Angels, then you know it wouldn’t have been possible for anyone but Cheryl to bring life to her character. She had replaced Farrah Fawcett-Majors till 1981. Among films, she won us over with Millennium, Poison Ivy, Purple Hearts, Permanent Midnight,, and so on.

Even at 69, Ladd looks ravishing. We bet she’s highly conscious of her diets and maintains herself well. Ladd continued pursuing her acting in a series of comedies, mostly musicals after she earned considerable name and fame. She even tried singing the national anthem at the super Bowl XIV!

Ladd’s married to Brian Russell, the music producer since 1981. She spends most of her time as a celebrity ambassador towards the prevention and treatment of child abuse victims in the non-profit venture ‘Childhelp’. Whatever she has earned in these years will be enough to last her a lifetime.

Lloyd Price — 1933

Dubbed 'Mr. Personality', because of his hit song Personality, Llyod actually started his musical career being a choir boy, singing the Lord's praise at his local church. His first recorded single Lawdy Miss Clawdy was a smashing hit and earned him fans and many other career-making opportunities.

But, in 1954, he chose to join the military and was drafted to Korea. Upon his return, he found that the R&B scene, as he knew it, had changed and now he had a lot of competition. For the longest time he struggled to release his music but eventually he helped in perfecting the New Orleans Beat and soon produced some major hits. Since the 1990's he's been performing with other Blues legends and then subsequently retired to live a quiet life with his wife in New York.

Don Maddox — 1922

Don Maddox is a musician who belonged to the famous Hillbilly musical band Maddox Brothers and Rose, which consisted of 4 brothers and their sister, Rose. This colorful band is credited for shaping the musical style of Bakersfield Sound which is still loved by many. But before the siblings became famous, they were poor farmers during the Depression era, and moved from place to place to eke out a living.

But everything changed once they discovered their musical talents and started performing for the public and eventually moving on to the radio and TV. Don is now the last living member of the band which disbanded in 1955. He did go on to have a solo career, but nothing as big as Maddox Brothers and Rose. Because the 95-year-old can never leave his first love -music - Don can be seen performing at his shows, even today.

Michael J. Fox – 1961

Canadian actor Michael J Fox is not an unknown name to the Back to the Future trilogy fans. Through his character Marty McFly he attained widespread stardom. Fox began his acting journey when he was just ten years old. It was a television series called Leo and Me where he had shown him exciting potential as an actor to make his mark in the industry.

He managed to lay his hands in the coveted Golden Globe and Primetime Emmy, and Grammy awards. His filmography list includes Midnight Madness, See You Yesterday, Mars Attacks, etc. Besides, he's also an eminent voice artist who voiced over several animated movies, Stuart Little is one of them.

The iconic Back to the Future star is now well past his 50 but still looks stunning as ever. He is not done yet as he last featured in a film in 2019. No wonder he can maintain a healthy lifestyle despite all the hullabaloo around.

Sylvester Stallone — 1946

Sylvester Enzio Stallone, the American actor, director, producer, artist, and screenwriter needs no introduction. His life is truly an inspiration for many and a proof that talent always finds recognition and people with determination find success eventually. Famous actor Sylvester Stallone may have turned 74, but he's as strong as he was when he was a lot younger.

In fact, there are talks that he will once again play his iconic role of Rambo in a new film. Stallone has been a victim of numerous death hoaxes in the past, and he's proven them wrong as he still looks and feels young for his actual age. His net worth stands at $400 million and that's no surprise as the global earnings for his movies so far stand at a whopping $4 billion. So, we are sure that he has no need to worry about money or finances even if he were to retire today.

Debbie Harry — 1945

Deborah Ann Harry is a popular model, actress, singer, and songwriter, who has been entertaining her fans relentlessly since 1964. She has carved a career not just in the music industry, but in films as well. Harry is the lead vocalist of the band Blondie, a group that's attributed as one of the pioneers of the new wave genre of music.

Some of their hits include Rapture, Heart of Glass, and Call Me. She also starred in a total of 60 films, some of which are Deuces Wild, Cop Land, and 1988's Hairspray. She is now 75 years old and doesn't want to plan a retirement any time soon. And as her fans, we couldn't be happier about her decision. Born as Angela Tremble, Debbie Harry has a net worth of $20 million. We are sure it would give her a luxurious life and a comfortable retirement if she decides to retire.

Olivia Hussey — 1951

Olivia Hussey is an actress who needs no introduction. Making her debut in theater in London, she went on to carve her way into Hollywood. Franco Zeffirelli’s Romeo and Juliet is a classic film, which is why a lot of people are very familiar with its main stars, especially the very beautiful Olivia Hussey.

Although she has continued acting since she never quite got another break as big as Romeo and Juliet. But it struck a chord with her fans and the awards jury alike, winning her the Golden Globe and the David di Donatello Award. The actress is now 69, and in our opinion, does not need any cosmetic procedure or plastic surgery, because she is aging perfectly naturally and gracefully. Her current net worth stands at $8 million, and we are sure it will increase in the years to come.

Charlie Trippi — 1921

Charles Louis Trippi is a former professional American Footballer who was playing for the Chicago Cardinals of the National Football League. This former football player played for Chicago Cardinals from 1947 till 1955. His skills allowed him to achieve multiple roles in his football teams such as quarterback, punter, return specialist, and defensive back.

He was dubbed the “quintuple-threat”. We can without an iota of doubt say that Charles Trippi made it to NFL Hall of Fame for a reason in 1967. And the reason is simple, he was an excellent player with a great passion for the sport, something that was evident every time he was on the field. Despite being in his late 90s, looks like Charlie Trippi is all fit and healthy to play a game of football at any time! Looks like all the workout and fitness training from his active years is coming handy now.

Bern Nadette Stanis - 1953

Bernnadette Stanis is an actress and author who is popular by the name Bern Nadette Stanis. She rose to fame in the 1970s and has since then been a household name. Bern Nadette is famously recognized by her character's name that is always going to be her legacy. She began her career in Hollywood as a child actress starring as Thelma in Good Times.

This sitcom ran between 1974 and 1979 which was the height of Bern's career. Although after the show, she was able to become part of various new projects, the credits she has today mostly come from her television show. While she's no longer active in the industry, she did a few interviews recently. However, the 66-year-old actress is yet to formally announce her retirement, so we are hoping that she makes a great comeback with a role fitting of her talent.

Genie Francis — 1962

Eugenie Ann "Genie" Francis is a popular actress with a long-standing career spanning over 44 years. Reading the name Genie Francis might not help you recall who she is. But this actress is quite popular for playing the role of Laura Spencer in hit ABC television series General Hospital.

Genie joined the cast of the show since it began airing in the 1960s. While the show is still running and has over 14,000 episodes, this actress actually retired from her role back in the 2010s. However, recent news from her suggested that fans' favorite wife will be returning to the show in 2018! Looks life Genie Francis did not exactly enjoy her retirement period and is very dedicated to acting. The actress is now 58 years old and looks like she's immune to the effects of aging, as she looks like someone in their 30s. We hope she continues to act and entertain us for several more decades.

Anthony Geary - 1947

Anthony Geary is famous name when it comes to top soap opera actors. While during his acting career Anthony was part of various projects, he is still recalled for playing Luke Spencer's role in General Hospital. The show actually began running in the 1960s, Geary joined the cast back in 1978.

After decades of playing the popular role, Anthony decided to retire back in 2015. With about eight Daytime Emmy Awards in his pocket, the outstanding actor moved to Amsterdam a year after leaving the industry. While fans miss him on the screen, they can still catch up with him through social media!

Barbara Mandrell - 1948

Barbara Ann Mandrell is a popular actress, singer, and musician who made her debut in 1959. Since then, there's not a single soul that didn't fall in love with her charming face and captivating eyes. Barbara Mandrell became an American sensation during the era of 70s. Famous for her vocals, she sung various hits that are still popular.

Her hits include Sleeping Single in a Double Bed and If Loving You Is Wrong, I Don't Want to Be Right. She got her name in the Country Music Hall of Fame back in 2009. Now that she is in her 70s, she's not as active as before. While her career has ended, her future will remain more than secure even if she doesn't work! We are sure that her wealth of $45 million will give her a great life even in retirement.

Betty Lynn - 1926

Elizabeth Ann Theresa "Betty" Lynn is a former actress who is popular by her stage name Betty Lynn. She made her debut in 1948 and was active in the entertainment space until 2006. Betty Lynn was able to create a fortune for herself due to her appearance in The Andy Griffith Show. She's now mainly recognized due to that show. However, during her days she was also a singer. She was taught by her mother from a young age and she sang various famous tunes.

Her credits include her work for United Service Organizations and she was able to tour abroad as well. While she was always insecure about her looks, she left singing and began her acting career. Now that she's retired, she lives a quiet lifestyle. The actress is now 93 years old and prefers to lead a quiet life away from the glitz and glam world.

Carleton Carpenter — 1926

Carleton Upham Carpenter, Jr. is a popular television and stage actor, songwriter, magician, and novelist. Carleton Carpenter's wonderful career started in the mid-'40s, when he took care of his insurance premiums by appearing at Broadway plays both as an actor and as a magician. His transition to the silver screen came in 1950 when he signed a contract with MGM, appearing in films such as Three Little Words opposite Debbie Reynolds.

In the '70s and '80s, he became a popular mystery novelist. Allegedly, Carleton Carpenter is attracted to both men and women—something really groundbreaking for a celebrity of his time. In 2012, he met his on-screen pal Debbie Reynolds again when she handed him his Cinecon Lifetime Achievement Award. He is now 94 years old and is living a life away from the glitz and glam and us sure that his career earnings of $19 million give him a comfortable life.

Ali McGraw - 1939

Elizabeth Alice MacGraw is an actress who needs no introduction. Her charming eyes captivate the audiences and make them fall in love with her, every time she appears on the screen. She made her debut in 1960 and is now 81 years old, however, nothing has changed about her charm and charisma. Ali McGraw is one of the most wanted stars from the Golden Age of Hollywood. Not only was she a very vocal animal rights activist from her days, but she was also a top model, actress, and author.

She was able to gain the attention of the media and the audience through her role in the movie Goodbye back in 1969. She even got a Golden Globe Award for being a promising newcomer to the industry! Now at 80, Ali McGraw no longer acts in movies and she lives a quiet life by herself. With a net worth like that, she surely is still comfortable!

Jane Withers - 1926

Though she's not a child star anymore, Jane Withers used to be one of the hottest names back in the '30s and '40s. She is most known for her portrayal of the character Joy Smythe in the 1934 film Bright Eyes alongside another child star, Shirley Temple. You might also remember her as Josephine the Plumber, the character from the Comet Cleanser commercial in the '60s.

Her last known acting role was as the voice of Laverne in the 1996 animated film The Hunchback of Notre Dame and its 2002 sequel.  Withers has been married twice, but her second husband died in a plane accident in California back in 1968.

June Lockhart - 1925

June Lockhart is a former actress who had an immensely successful career in the 1950s and 60s. Her parents, Canadian actor Gene Lockhart and British actress Kathleen Lockhart had always been interested in the art of acting. Lockhart made her first stage appearance when she was just 8 years old in the Peter Ibbetson musical. When she grew up, she achieved huge success with roles in Lassie and Lost in Space. 

Now, Lockhart is already 95 years old and enjoys a $10 million fortune. But we guess that she feels prouder of the fact that she has her own star in the Hollywood Walk of Fame and that she was given the Exceptional Public Achievement Medal from NASA in 2013. We are hoping that she is focusing on her health and fitness, as we would love to see her hit the 100-year mark and lead a happy life!

Mary Beth Peil - 1940

Mary Beth Peil is a veteran actress who started as an opera singer back in the 1960s. She was already getting opera training when she was still studying at Northwestern University. She eventually made it into Broadway and had roles in productions of The King and I and Kiss Me, Kate. As a mainstream actress, Peil is best known for her roles in movies like Jersey Girl, The Odd Couple II, and The Reagans, among others.

She is already 78 years old these days but she is still an active actress. Her latest acting stint was in the 2019 series called The Village. The Obie Award winner from Davenport, Iowa recently appeared on Television as Loretta Lacy in four episodes of the musical comedy series Katy Keene. Mary Beth Peil is still as youthful as ever without undergoing any plastic surgery.

Peter Weller - 1947

Actor Peter Weller is popularly known for starring in the RoboCop movies. On TV, most of you might have seen him in shows like Dexter, 24, and Sons of Anarchy. Weller is known for directing episodes of TV shows like Hawaii Five-0, The Last Ship, and Sons of Anarchy. He even received an Academy Award nomination for his 1993 directed short Partners, in which he also acted.

Peter Weller hasn't only kept working in front of the camera over the years because he has branched out into directorial work as well. The 71-year-old film and stage actor has aged flawlessly and has been involved, both as an actor and a director, in the Netflix (previously A&E) series Longmire since 2012. He continues to book projects in Hollywood these days and he appeared in an episode of MacGyver in 2019.

Richard Simmons – 1948

Richard Simmons is one of the most followed fitness mentors on television. Before he started with his fitness career, he was working in a restaurant in Beverly Hills. He realized his passion for fitness after losing 123 pounds while working at the restaurant. And that's when he decided to pursue it as a career.

Apart from his fitness-based achievements, the 71-year-old is also an actor of repute. And he has numerous awards to his credit, including Daytime Emmy Awards. Besides that, he has won several nominations as well over the years. He has been successfully helping other people lose weight, with the help of his numerous DVDs, cookbooks, and audios.

He has successfully built a fitness empire for the last 42 years. One look at him and you will know all his efforts have paid off. He looks as fit as a fiddle!

Shirley Eaton - 1937

Shirley Eaton was a popular blonde bombshell during the '50s and the '60s. Her appeal, blonde hair, and British accent made people refer to as the "cockney blonde bombshell." The most notable role she's had in her career has got to be that of Jill Masterson in the 1964 James Bond film, Goldfinger.

In 1969, Eaton made a big decision and retired early because she wanted to focus on raising a family. Her last acting role was in The Girl from Rio. Appearing in documentaries has been her thing in recent years and her latest appearance was in the docu-series called Take Two back in 2016.

Harry Belafonte - 1927

Harry Belafonte is a Jamaican-American singer, songwriter, actor, and activist who was one of the earliest supporters of the Civil Rights Movement. He has been a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador since 1987. Back in the '50s, singer Harry Belafonte had certainly helped make Caribbean music more popular. In fact, people eventually started calling him the 'King of Calypso.' The most popular song he had done in his career was the Banana Boat Song.

Belafonte has also made some serious money from doing acting work and you might have watched him in films like Odds Against Tomorrow and Carmen Jones. In 2018, he appeared in the Academy Award-nominated movie, BlacKkKlansman. Harry is the recipient of three Grammy Awards, a Tony Award, and an Emmy Award. He is already 92 years old and his net worth is estimated to be at $8 million.

Larry Storch - 1923

Larry Storch is a comedian who began appearing on TV back in the early '50s. He has also made a decent amount of earnings from doing voice work over the years. Storch was actually the one who voiced the character named Mr. Whoopee in the cartoon series called Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales. His breakthrough came in the '60s when he was cast in the show, F Troop.

In 2014, a Golden Palm Star on the Palm Springs, California Walk of Stars was dedicated to Storch. Larry boasts of a substantial social media presence with more than 40,000 Facebook followers, which is incredible for an actor his age. Earlier in 2019, the New York Friars Club made Storch an Honorary Friar. He doesn't work that much anymore nowadays but he still travels from time to time for some fan meets.

John Astin - 1930

John Astin is an American actor and voice artist who has appeared in several films and television series. During the 1960s, people knew John Astin for giving life to the character of Gomez Addams in the popular show, The Addams Family. His other notable roles were on National Lampoon's European Vacation, West Side Story, and Teen Wolf Too. Astin received an Academy Award Nomination for his directorial debut, a live-action comedic short film Prelude (1986).

Aside from becoming an actor, Astin has also pursued a career at the John Hopkins University as a directing and acting teacher. He is already pushing 90 but he continues to work and book projects. According to his IMDb page, he will be appearing in a film called Starship II: Rendezvous with Ramses. Astin practices Nichiren Buddhism and is incredibly healthy at the age of 89.

Cora Sue Collins - 1927

Cora Sue Collins is an American former child actress with appearances in countless films during the Golden Years of Hollywood. She made her acting debut at the tender age of five in the 1932 film The Unexpected Father. Cora is best known for the roles she had on The Unexpected Father, All This, and Heaven Too, and Anna Karenina. After appearing in the 1945 movie called Week-End at the Waldorf, Collins stopped acting for good.

Embarking on an acting career at an early age had actually led Collins to do some early retirement planning. Cora Sue Collins was only five years old when she was able to start growing her savings account. She has been enjoying a quiet life ever since despite having survived four marriages. Her last husband, Harry Nace, passed away back in 2002 at the age of 87.

Jacqueline White — 1922

Jacqueline Jane White is an actress who made many a heart skip a beat in the 1940s and 50s. Few actresses have managed to have such an impact on the acting industry with just a decade of activity. When Jacqueline White starred in one of UCLA"s student stage plays, an agent noticed her. She then quickly embarked on an acting career.

After signing a contract with RKO, she appeared in two classic films: Crossfire and The Narrow Margin. She was already able to afford much more than cheap insurance on anything she wanted. She retired in 1952, after getting married to an oil businessman. Her last movie was The Narrow Margin, though people spotted her at the 2013 TCM Film Festival. She is now 97 years old and lives a comfortable life in retirement. We hope to see this beautiful lady reach the 100-year milestone!

Elisabeth Shue – 1963

The iconic actress of the 80s, Elizabeth Shue, is back on the screen again with Amazon Prime series The Boys, and it seems she's still got it. The veteran actress who recently has oozed charm in war flick Greyhound has been acting professionally since the early ‘80s. She found fame after starring in a string of hits, including Cocktail, Adventures In Babysitting, Karate Kid, Hollow Man, Piranha 3D, and Death Wish.

But perhaps her best performance remains in Leaving Las Vegas, for which she earned an Oscar nomination. The 56-year-old Harvard graduate has enjoyed a colorful career playing all kinds of characters.

The elegant blonde from a sports enthusiast family is an avid tennis lover and plays for two hours every day. It is no wonder she is so fit and fine even in her late 50s. She tied the knot with film director Davis Guggenheim and together, the couple share three children.

Clu Gulager – 1928

Renowned American film actor and director Clu Gulager has not let age get in his way, even in his 90s. Blessed with sheer acting skills, Clu has notched up a cool credit score for himself so far. Although he is famous for his gruesome horror flicks, now 90 years old Clu Gulager will also be famous for his performance as Deputy Sheriff Emmett Ryker in the NBC Western series The Virginian.

He joined the show as a cast member in 1964 alongside legendary actor James Drury. Clu has carved a space for himself as a horror fan favorite, starred in the cult classic The Return of the Living Dead, before venturing into the direction. His award-winning short film is A Day with the Boys.

'The Virginian' Clu was together with her wife Miriam Byrd-Nethery until her death in 2003. The veteran actor is still active, and we sincerely hope he will come up with some more exciting projects in the future.

Joan Collins - 1933

Dame Joan Henrietta Collins is an English actress, author, and columnist who trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London and made her stage debut at the young age of nine. She was once named “the most beautiful woman in the world” for her flawless beauty. Joan Collins was only in her 20s when she started becoming busy in Hollywood back in the 1950s.

By the 1980s, she had managed to become a household name owing to her playing Alexis Carrington in the popular TV drama series, Dynasty. Her portrayal of the role even won her the Best Actress award during the 1982 Golden Globe Awards. Collins has a wealth of $30-million as of today but she still gets a continuous flow of paychecks since she isn't done with her acting career yet. In fact, she is set to appear in a film titled, Unforgettable.

Judi Dench - 1934

Dame Judy Dench, the Academy Award-winning English actress, rose to fame as a theatre actress and some of her best performances were on Cabaret, As Time Goes By, and A Fine Romance. When it comes to acting on the big screen, she is popularly known for playing the part of 'M' in the James Bond movies like GoldenEye and Spectre. She also gave outstanding performances in films like  Shakespeare in Love, Chocolat, and Mrs. Brown. 

The 84-year-old follows a healthy diet and is showing no signs of slowing down, let alone retire. As of today, Dench continues to grow her acting portfolio so it might still be a long time before she retires. She currently has five upcoming projects, including Andy Goddard’s war drama Six Minutes to Midnight. She recently finished filming the comedy film Blithe Spirit based on a 1941 play of the same name.

Russ Tamblyn - 1934

Russ Tamblyn, an American actor, and dancer, trained as a gymnast when he was a youth and began his acting career as a child actor for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. He started becoming an in-demand name in the acting scene back in the '50s. His roles in Peyton Place and High School Confidential were the ones that made him a star. He eventually became an even bigger celeb when people saw him on West Side Story and Twin Peaks. 

Tamblin's physical condition is still intact but he has already undergone an open heart surgery back in 2014. He appeared on Twin Peaks again back in 2017, and in 2018, he played Dr. Montague in the show, The Haunting of Hill House. While his dancing days may be over, it was Tamblyn’s talents in acroatics and gymnastics that earned him roles in many musicals, including West Side Story.

David Attenborough - 1926

Sir David Frederick Attenborough is a natural historian and an English Broadcaster who needs no introduction. David Attenborough has been so iconic as a narrator and naturalist, that we can hardly imagine watching a documentary without hearing his soothing voice. That's why he's considered one of Britain's national treasures—although he's not that keen on the term.

He rose to stardom with the documentary series Life and Planet Earth, while he had also served as a senior manager in BBC throughout the '60s and '70s. Attenborough helped us visit places we'd never seen before, and that's why he ended up with $35 million in his bank. However, he still hasn't retired. He recently narrated the nature documentary series Blue Planet II which ran from 2017 to 2018. The 94-year-old has a net worth of $35 million, which we are sure will give him an immensely comfortable life.

Carol Burnett - 1933

Carol Burnett is best remembered for making a lot of people laugh, especially through her famous '60s-'70s comedy program, The Carol Burnett Show. The show was the first-ever variety show which had a female host. Prior to this, she had already made a name for herself as a stage actress. Besides that, she delivered a notable performance on Once Upon a Mattress. She eventually booked roles in movies and TV shows as well.

Carol also released a number of books, one of which won her a Grammy Award back in 2017 for her narration. Burnett's most recent acting roles were on Angie Tribeca and Signed, Sealed, Delivered: To the Altar. The comedy trailblazer received the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor at the Kennedy Center in 2013. Burnett, along with her daughter Jody, underwent corrective dental surgery to take care of an overbite.

Pat Priest - 1936

American actress Patricia Ann Priest started her acting career in stage productions like Bus Stop and The Tender Trap. Back in the 1960s, Pat Priest became popular for being the actress who replaced Beverley Owen in playing Marilyn Munster in the show, The Munsters. The other memorable roles she had in her career were in series like The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Bewitched, and Death Valley Days. 

Pat has acted in films such as Looking for Love with Connie Francis and Easy Come, Easy Go alongside Elvis Presley. She battled non-Hodgkin's lymphoma in the early 2000s but was eventually able to recover from it. The actress is currently in remission and now leads a healthy lifestyle. Pat has been in retirement since the 1980s but she still makes public appearances from time to time. For instance, in 2018, she was a guest on Sidewalks Entertainment.

Willie Mays – 1931

Willie Mays is what the world prefers to call William Howard Mays, or better so by his nickname ‘The Say Hey Kid’! As one of the greatest living professional baseball center fielders ever, he spent 22 seasons in Major League Baseball playing for New York/ San Francisco Giants. Previously, he was with the New York Mets.

In 1979, Willie was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame.  Since he graduated high school in 1950, Mays debuted with MLB and won the Rookie of the Year Award. A few years later, he also won the National League Most Valuable Player title (that too twice) and bagged 11 Gold Glove awards. The fact he got through the All-Star game 24 times speaks volumes about his forte.

The 89-year old legend has certainly made fortunes in his career and we believe he has a great credit score too. For now, he needs to pay special attention to his health.

Liv Ullmann - 1938

Norwegian actress and film director Liv Ullmann won the hearts of many when she starred in the movie The Emigrants back in 1971. Her performance there won her the Best Actress award at the Golden Globe Awards. She is also known for having memorable performances in films like Face to Face and Scenes from a Marriage. One of the many “muses” of Swedish director Ingmar Bergman, Ullmann was nominated for the Palme d’Or in 2000 for her directorial feature Faithless.

Ullmann hasn't acted since appearing on Two Lives back in 2012. But she did appear in a Swedish docu-series Bergman - ett liv ifyraakter (Bergman: A life in four acts) in 2018. She is enjoying a peaceful life these days with her husband Donald Saunders who's a real estate developer. Liv does not believe in cosmetic surgery and has aged gracefully.

Angie Dickinson - 1931

Beautiful American actress Angie Dickinson is considered to be an icon from the '50s. The performances she gave in Rio Bravo and Gun the Man Down are what made her popular. She received the Golden Globe Award for New Star of the Year for her stellar performance in the 1959 Western film Rio Bravo. Many of you might also remember her for starring in Dressed to Kill and Police Woman. 

Time might have taken a toll on Dickinson but she still has the same charming smile she has always had. She doesn't have a busy schedule anymore because she hasn't acted since her 2009 appearance on Mending Fences. Although, she is set to appear in a new short documentary called Valerie. At 87, Angie Dickinson is fitter than most of her contemporaries thanks to the nutritional diet she follows strictly.

Robert Redford - 1936

Acclaimed actor and director Robert Redford has won numerous accolades over his 60-year career, including the Academy Award for Lifetime Achievement in 2002. As an actor, he is best known for his performances in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, All The President's Men, and The Sting. In 2014, Time magazine declared him the “Godfather of Indie Film”, and he was honored in 2016 with a Presidential Medal of Freedom.

Robert Redford not only found success with the numerous on-screen projects that he had but also managed to become an award-winning director. Ordinary People was the film he directed that won him the Best Director awards at the Academy and Golden Globe Awards. Redford has reportedly retired from acting but he will still be adding to his incredible net worth by working behind the scenes. He is currently producing a new documentary called Desert of the Real.

Catherine Deneuve - 1943

Still-gorgeous actress Catherine Deneuve had often worked with talented directors like Roman Polanski, François Truffaut, and Luis Buñuel. Some of the best performances she had in her whole career were in movies like Belle de Jour, The Last Metro, and Place Vendôme. Deneuve did not limit herself to just acting work for she also became an entrepreneur and released her own perfume line. She has also designed jewelry, footwear, glasses, and even greeting cards.

In 2019, Deneuve will be appearing in two new movies called The Truth and Happy Birthday. If sources are to be believed, Catherine has already amassed a net fortune of $75 million in her bank account and we believe the figure would come handy when she decides to take retirement from acting. The 76-year-old keeps herself busy by working round the clock and we are in awe of her energy.

Billy Dee Williams — 1938

William December "Billy Dee" Williams Jr. is an actor, artist, and voice actor who made his debut in the 1940s. He has since then been part of some of the most amazing movies ever made. Actor Billy Dee Williams will forever be famous among Star Wars fans as Lando Calrissian, a character that was first seen in The Empire Strikes Back when it was shown in 1980.

Nonetheless, the actor is also a musician, and has released a jazz LP back in 1961 entitled, Let's Misbehave; a renowned painter with his works displayed in different art galleries; and has starred in other films such as Mahogany, Brian's Song, and 1989's Batman. Williams is now 83 years, and he still continues to paint and act to this day. He was most recently seen in yet another installment of the Star Wars franchises the Star Wars: Episode IX.

Jane Fonda – 1937

Veteran actress Jane Seymour Fonda was initially reluctant to follow her father's legendary actor Henry Fonda's footsteps to Hollywood. Her life changed in 1954 when she met Lee Strasberg. Upon his recommendation, she stepped forward to join the Actors Studio, and there has been no turning back since then. She exhibited immense potential in her debut film Tall Story to make a mark for herself.

After that, she went on winning two Academy Awards for Klute and Coming Home. Blessed with flawless acting talent Jane delivered many Hollywood hits like They Shoot Horses, Don't They?, Julia, The Morning After, The China Syndrome,, etc.

Aside from Oscar, the gorgeous actress has laid her hand into other prestigious awards like Golden Globe, Primetime Emmy, Honorary Golden Lion, etc. The seven-time nominee of the Academy Award is still looking beautiful in her 80s without any surgery.

Tina Turner - 1939

Tina Turner first became known for being one half of the duo called Ike & Tina Turner Revue. By the '80s, she was focused on doing solo work and some of her most popular songs were What's Love Got to Do with It, Private Dancer, and Better Be Good to Me. Turner received an intestinal cancer diagnosis back in 2016 and just when she was about to give up, she was able to successfully undergo a kidney transplant back in April 2017.

The kidney came from her husband, Erwin Bach. A Broadway musical about her life Tina will open in the fall of 2019. This 80-year-old has maintained herself amazingly well and we guess, she has adopted an anti-aging technique that has bore excellent fruits for her. The 12-time Grammy Award winner is a legend in her own right and we all look up to her.

Jerry Mathers - 1948

During the late '70s, actor Jerry Mathers became quite popular for playing Beaver Cleaver in the show, Leave It to Beaver. Despite getting a good role at a young age, he later decided to take a break from acting and pursue his education. There was even a time when he was a part of the United States Air Force Reserve. Mathers went back to acting during the '80s and was known for starring in The New Leave It to Beaver. 

His latest role was in a short film called Lucky Day back in 2015. He has yet to book a new project. Though he is suffering from Type 2 diabetes, Mathers hasn’t let the issue bog him down. Instead, he took up a weight loss program and has shed off 40 pounds. He is in great shape now and we wish him good health.

Leonard Whiting — 1950

Leonard Whiting has had a career that has had more breaks than anyone would imagine. He has gone on several sabbaticals but bounced back stronger every time he signed a movie or a television show. English actor and singer Leonard Whiting is perhaps most popular for his portrayal of Romeo in the 1968 movie version of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet opposite Juliet, played by Olivia Hussey. He was so good with his acting that he received a Golden Globe Award for this role.

He again got a chance to reunite with Olivia after 46 years for a movie called Social Suicide which was his last credited role in 2015. Leonard now lives a quiet retired life in London. However, as people who loved his acting, it would be amazing to see him make a comeback and entertain us for a few more years.

Sharon Gless - 1943

Sharon Gless' role as Maggie Philbin in the detective series called Switch was what made her very popular during the '70s. She later got even more famous when she starred in Cagney & Lacey, The Trials of Rosie O'Neill, and Queer as Folk. Her husband is TV producer Barney Rosenzweig, the producer of Cagney & Lacey. They've been married since 1991. Although Gless already has millions in her bank account these days, it seems like she still plans to continue pursuing her craft.

She is set to star in an upcoming TV movie called Constance. Gless has been a constant in this industry since the year 1970 and it has been five decades of her career. She will be setting foot into her eighties three years from now, but her youthful charm doesn’t allow her to age at all. We wish we would get to see her like this forever.

Conrad Janis – 1928

Conrad Janis is an iconic actor who also gained fame for playing traditional jazz. He appeared in several films and made it big on TV with his 1978 role in Mork& Mindy. During the same decade, his jazz band also became hugely popular. His filmography comprises The Buddy Holly Story, The Happy Hooker, Nothing in Common, Mr. Saturday Night, among others.

After having heartbreaks in his previous two marriages, Janis found himself third time lucky when he found love in the form of Maria Grimm. The two walked down the aisle in the year 1987 and has stayed glued to each other since then. Conrad is now retired at 92 years of age, having quit his profession in the year 2012. However, he continues to live strongly as he never had any serious illness, owing to a disciplined lifestyle. We wish Janis a long life.

Tony Bennett - 1926

Anthony Dominick Benedetto, known to all as Tony Bennett is surely among the world's legendary musicians, but he also proved to be a brave man as well when he left the States to fight in WWII. Hit songs such as I Left My Heart in San Francisco are still featured on radio shows, and Bennett's mixture of traditional elements with modern jazz and pop made him a fan-favorite.

In 2018, he went back to the studio to re-record his popular tune Fascinating Rhythm. He did this at 94 years old! With his fortune of $200 million in his banks, paying his insurance companies is not a problem. Bennett got hitched to Susan Crow in the year 2007 and everything is fine between the two. The father of four is still quite active in the circuit and if his recent progress is taken into account, Bennett is all geared up to work for some more years.

Richard Chamberlain — 1934

Actor Richard Chamberlain's rise to fame was through the NBC TV show Dr. Kildare, where he played the lead role of Dr. James Kildare, a young intern at the Blair General Hospital. Chamberlain's success opened opportunities in theater, as well as films. Some of his most notable films are The Thorn Birds, King Solomon's Mines, and The Bourne Identity (years before Matt Damon played the movies lead Jason Bourne).

Chamberlain never hid the fact that he was gay, even starting a relationship with his Allan Quatermain and the Lost City of Gold co-star, Martin Rabbett in 1977. But his being gay was revealed in 1989 in an article on the Nous Deux, a French magazine. The actor, in turn, admitted the fact that he's gay through his autobiography, Shattered Love, in 2003.

Dean Stockwell — 1936

Dean Stockwell may be well-known to fans of the television series Quantum Leap. But the actor has been actually acting since he was 7 years old. Robert Dean Stockwell is popular by his stage name Dean Stockwell. He is a famous television and movie actor who has been a part of the entertainment industry for over seven decades. Debuting as a child artist, he went on to make it to the big-ticket league and found success there.

He portrayed Gregory Peck’s son in the movie Gentleman’s Agreement. His last acting job was back in 2015, but we are pretty sure pension investments is not something that the actor thought of because he has accumulated decent savings in his bank account in his many years of acting. He is now 84 years old and has a net worth of $1.5 million dollars. With retirement not on the cards anytime soon, we are sure his wealth will increase immensely in the years ahead.

George Hamilton — 1939

The award-winning actor Goerge Hamilton was one of the highest-paid actors during his prime. Reports suggest that his fees were hooping $100,000 per movie at that period. No wonder he's still able to maintain his skin even at this age, without having any surgery.

He started his career in 1952, and his big break came when he cast Crime and Punishment USA in 1959. He caught the industry by storm, winning a Golden Globe for his debut performance. Aside from this, he starred in many hits, including Home From The Hill, The Godfather II, Love At First Bite, Hollywood Ending, The Congressman, etc.

His iconic suntan skin, coupled with the charming acting style, has put him in a special place in the industry. In 2016 he appeared in a KFC commercial, showing his fans that he still can do it in style.

Marcy McGuire - 1926

Marilyn Jeanne McGuire is a former actress and a contralto singer from the 1940s. Another prominent actress whose career ended rather short is Marcy McGuire, who debuted her acting course at the age of sixteen in the 1942 movie Seven Days' Leave after making a deal with RKO Pictures.

Her film portfolio includes 11 roles, with her last credited one being in the 1952 film Jumping Jacks alongside Dean Martin. She essentially retired after that role, though she had a minor uncredited appearance in Disney's Summer Magic in 1963. In 1947, she married actor Wally Cassell and the pair stayed together until Cassell's death in 2015. They have two children Michael and Cindy from their successful and long marriage. She is now 94 years old and lives a comfortable life in retirement. We hope she continues to focus on her health and well-being.

Cara Williams - 1925

Born as Bernice Kamiat she is popular by her stage name Cara Williams and ‎Bernice Kay. She made her debut in 1941 and had a short-lived career. Though Cara Williams wasn't Hollywood's top name, she did have some highlights in her career. Most people recognize her for her performance in the 1958 movie The Defiant Ones, which brought her huge earnings and an Academy Award nomination.

Her last movie project was the crime film The One Man Jury in 1978 and she hasn't acted since then. She then became an interior designer living in Los Angeles with her third husband, Asher Dann.

Did you know that her second husband was actually Santa Clarita Diet star Drew Barrymore's father, John Drew Barrymore? Williams and Barrymore had a son together named John Blyth Barrymore. She is now 95 years old and is going strong to this day. We hope she continues to stay in great health for many more years to come.

Suzanne Somers - 1946

Suzanne Somers is a 72-year old American actress and singer. She's also an author but the real reason everyone remembers her is her role as Chrissy Snow on Three's Company. She also appeared as Carol Foster on Step by Step and gained critical acclaim. Recently, she took to Instagram and posted her naked picture in a bathtub, causing a fan reaction.

Some were happy that she's still young at heart while others thought this is yet another move to endorse the beauty industry. Nevertheless, she still looks amazing whether you agree to the way she decided to enjoy daisy bloom or not. We are not sure whether she has gone through plastic surgery or not. But she is looking as young as ever these days. She exchanged marital vows with Canadian producer and TV personality, Alan Hamel in the year 1977, and the two are still together.

Ann-Margret – 1941

Ann-Margret Olsson is one of the brightest stars of the musical films from the classical era who is still alive today. The gorgeous actress appeared in Bye Bye Birdie and became famous. She looked so stunning that Elvis Presley wanted to date her. Their affair helped Ann-Margret rise to the highest level of fame within no time. She was also in Viva Las Vegas, All’s Faire in Love, The Cincinnati Kid, The Train Robbers, and many more.

The Swedish actress was married to American actor, Roger Smith from the year 1967 till his demise in the year 2017. She started out in tinsel town at the beginning of the 60s decade and has had a decorated career till now. Olsson has grabbed a Grammy Award twice, a Screen Actor Guild Award once, and an Academy Award twice. Needless to say, she has raked in ample currency to steer clear of any kind of financial hurdle.

Ed Asner - 1929

Ed Asner's TV activity doesn't need any introductions, as you surely recognize his hit performance as Lou Grant in the Mary Tyler Moore Show. He even had his own spin-off titled Lou Grant. Younger generations may recognize him as the voice of Carl in the 2009 animated film Up. Asner is the recipient of 7 Emmy Awards, the most ever won by an actor. He also served as the Screen Actors Guild's President for four years.

He's also engaged in political and social causes, promoting cheap health insurance programs and other campaigns. While most 88-year-olds are now retired, he's still active in the industry with two upcoming projects for 2018. Born in the year 1929, Asner has gracefully entered into the ninth decade of his life, but his zeal to work harder can put any youngster to shame. His career has spanned across more than six decades, but the nonagenarian doesn’t seem to stop.

Lou Ferrigno - 1951

Lou Ferrigno gained the attention of fans by appearing in the original 1977 Hulk series and movies. But that's not all that he is famous for. Lou is a retired professional bodybuilder and due to his fitness regime he became part of various documentaries. His most notable documentary is Pumping Iron. Recently he appeared in the 2012 The Avengers movie, however, Lou is retired from the industry.

With a net worth of something close to $6 million, Lou has ensured a smooth and secured retired life. He exchanged marital vows with Carla Green in the year 1980 and the two have been enjoying marital bliss for the past forty years. The 68-year-old is still a livewire and as we have seen Lou from close, we know he will do everything he can to continue entertaining his fans. The former Mr. Universe surely has a special place in our hearts.

Barbara Walters - 1929

When it comes to American journalism, Barbara Walters has made sure that her name is never going to be forgotten. If you are shocked by her net worth at 89 years of age, that is because this hard-working and intelligent woman was a pretty big broadcast journalist of her days. Television personality Barbara Walters was the host of various shows such as 20/20, Today, The View, and ABC Evening News.

The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award in the year 2000. Now that she's old, Barbara Walters is going through a tough time due to her health. Surely, her family is by her side to help her through! As far as we know, her earnings have been close to $170 million and that figure is more than sufficient to pay for her medical expenses. She took a permanent leave from work in 2015.

Johnny Crawford - 1946

Johnny Crawford grew up in a family where a lot of the members were established singers, artists, and actors. So, it comes as no surprise that Johnny began his career in Hollywood at the age of 12 by playing the role of Mark McCain in hit Western television series The Rifleman back in 1958. Since then he also appeared in The Mickey Mouse Club and other projects. However, Johnny has now retired and you rarely get to see him in Hollywood.

He entered into a marital alliance with Charlotte McKenna in the year 1995 and nothing on earth has been able to separate the two. It has been a complete and blissful married life of 25 years for the duo. Crawford has also churned a host of singles during the course of his career and Your Love Is Growing Cold, Cry on My Shoulder, Judy Loves Me, and Everyone Should Own a Dream are some of them. We just hope that he has had his health insurance done because that’s what he needs at this age.

Cassandra Peterson - 1951

Cassandra Peterson is popular in the industry due to her portrayal of Elvira who hosts a television show Elvira's Movie Macabre. Known as the Mistress of Darkness. Banking on the fame of the her character, the actress, singer, and writer has written and starred on two movies based on the same character. However, her career bloomed only because she's one of the most iconic horror genre characters.

She has also starred in films such as Diamonds are Forever, Allan Quatermain and the Lost City of Gold, The Working Girls, King of the Mountain, and many more. At 67, Cassandra lives a simpler lifestyle with her daughter and still is part of numerous small scale projects. According to her financial planning advisor, Peterson has managed to pour $3 million to her banks till now. At 68, she is just as gorgeous as she was some twenty years back.

Dolores Hart - 1938

When Dolores Hart entered the acting industry, people were stunned by her beauty and they believed that they had found the next Hollywood star. From 1957 to 1963, Hart appeared in 10 movies—her first one being Loving You with Elvis Presley. She later played alongside other acclaimed actors as well, such as Montgomery Cliff and George Hamilton.

She has an impressive collection of films including The Plunderers, Sail of a Crooked Ship, Wild Is The Wind, and Come Fly With Me, to boast of. She was doing quite well for herself. However, one fine day Hart announced that she will quit acting and became a Benedictine nun at the Abbey of Regina Laudis monastery in Connecticut. Huge net worth wasn't her goal, apparently. We last saw her in 2011, when she appeared in God is the Bigger Elvis, a documentary narrating her life.

Daniel Stern - 1957

Daniel Stern is a well-known legend when it comes to comedy. This American actor, director, and writer have appeared in numerous films and television shows during his career. However, he's quite popular for playing Marv in the Home Alone movie series. While Daniel is vocal about how he would like to be appreciated for all his work instead of just Home Alone series, his fans can only recognize him through that iconic character!

The 63-year-old began his journey in the show business and has worked in Breaking Away, Hannah and Her Sisters, Stardust Memories, and Coupe de Ville.The brother of television screenwriter, David Stern is enjoying a marital companionship with Laure Mattos since the year 1980. With so much success in his professional as well as personal life, Stern is a happy man with considerable wealth under his belt.

Faye Dunaway - 1941

Faye Dunaway started out as a Broadway actress during the early '60s but she eventually started doing on-screen work as well. Her big break came when she starred alongside actor Warren Beatty in the movie, Bonnie and Clyde. Her other notable roles were in films such as Network, Chinatown, and Master Class. Dunaway seems to have taken care of her health and well-being over the years and despite being 79 years old, she is still strong enough to take on movie projects.

In fact, she is set to appear in an upcoming movie titled, Visceral. Dunaway has earned a British Academy Film Award once, a Golden Globe Award thrice, and an Oscar once. Despite the fact that she is about to enter her eighties, her charming demeanor and a heartwarming smile can still melt a heart away. Dunaway has always been an asset to the industry and fans have loved her with all their hearts.

Barry Manilow – 1943

With a career spanning more than five decades, Barry stands as one of the most notable yesteryear artists. They spun magic as a singer-songwriter, musician, arranger, actor, and producer. Few of his hit numbers include I Write the Songs, Can’t Smile Without You, Copacabana, Could It Be Magic, , and more.

In all these years, Manilow released close to 51 Top 40 singles on the Adult Contemporary Charts. A total of thirteen albums got platinum certifications while six got multiple platinum certifications. Critics were never really fond of him, but that didn’t mar his spirit. He was highly popular among his fans and received appreciation from legends like Frank Sinatra, Bob Dylan, etc.

Garry Kief is his partner since 2014, and both of them are indeed enjoying their marital relationship. At 77, Manilow might not create similar magic as earlier, but with the wealth that he was- he doesn’t need to worry much.

Bob Newhart - 1929

George Robert Newhart or Bob Newhart as most of his fans know him made his debut in 1958. His unique style of dialogue delivery with slight stammering made people take note of him. He is counted among the greats of deadpan comedy, Bob Newhart's stand-up comedy skills are still praised after so many years. People loved his comedy album The Button-Down Mind of Bob Newhart, which became a global best-seller.

He's now 90 and his financial planning in retirement is...well, he doesn't have one—he still hasn't retired! Newhart ventured into acting as well. You might recognize him from his appearance in The Big Bang Theory, which earned him a Primetime Emmy Award. He reportedly will be back for the current and final season of the hit sitcom. He's been married to Virginia Quinn since 1963 and they have 4 children together.

Stefanie Powers - 1942

Remember the gorgeous lady who played Jennifer Hart in the mystery series Hart to Hart? She was on the show for five seasons, which made her a household name. While most people still recognize her as Jennifer Hart, the actual name of this two time Emmy Award Nominee is Stefanie Powers.

It has been a few decades since the show went off the air. And the actress went on to feature in numerous other movies and television shows. She continues to stay active in the entertainment industry despite being in her 70s.

Banking on all the success, she has a fortune of $10 million. This makes it possible for her to afford all the luxuries in the world. We hope the gorgeous lady stays in great shape and health and enjoys her retirement years in happiness and contentment.

Maggie Smith - 1934

Actress Magie Smith has spent more than six decades booking acting roles left and right. She is well recognized for the award-winning performances she had in films like The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie and California Suite. Many of you also know her for her playing Professor Minerva McGonagall in the Harry Potter movies. Smith is one of the few actresses who can say that they've achieved a Triple Crown of Acting. In the 2010s, she was known for appearing in the highly popular show, Downton Abbey. She is set to reprise her role as Violet Crawley in the upcoming Downton Abbey full movie.

With more than 60 films and 70 plays till date, Smith has no doubt slowed down and that’s exactly what is expected of her. She’s 85 and total retirement however doesn’t seem on the cards! But then, we cherish her presence so much, can’t deny.

Gloria Henry - 1923

There are actresses who didn't manage to appear in too many successful TV shows, but just one can be enough. Gloria Henry can confirm it, as playing Alice Mitchell in the classic sitcom Dennis The Menace quickly catapulted her to stardom. She starred in the said show until its cancellation in 1963. Sadly, her career took a turn for the worse later. Landing new and prosperous roles had been hard for her, and we can't eliminate the possibility of her having taken a loan sometime in the past.

Her last TV appearance was in 2012 when she guest-starred in an episode of Parks And Recreation. Gloria is 97 and has had quite a fulfilling life. We hope she’s taking care of her ailing health and making the most of this time when she has amasses wealth and fortune galore and only needs to relax.

Yasmine Bleeth - 1968

Yasmine Amanda Bleeth played the role of Caroline Holden in Baywatch, LeeAnn Demerest in One Life To Live, and Ryan Fenelli in Ryan’s Hope. All these remarkable performances helped the 52-year old charming woman to get noticed and eventually loved by many.

In 2000, Yasmin accepted a role in the short-lived series Titans. Many other TV series and films occurred to her, and she guest-starred in a few. But her career didn’t shape up well.

She met her husband, Paul Cerrito, in 2000. Though everything was not great post marriage in 2002, thankfully, the duo battled with crises and stayed strong. She has been the spokesperson for fundraising campaigns that raise several dollars for studies and research on breast cancer. Her donations are umpteen, and we hope she has sorted her health insurance plans first. After ten years, she made her first public appearance in 2000.

Max Baer Jr. - 1937

Max Baer Jr. became an unforgettable name when this actor starred in The Beverly Hillbillies. His character, Jethro, is the reason why he's recognized easily in the industry. Since the famous comedy series ended, Max changed his career and started film making. That happened mainly because he was unable to get any other notable roles for 3 years. Max first landed into acting with his role in Goldilocks and the Three Bears in 1949. It was with Warner Bros. around the 1960s, when he made several appearances on renowned TV programs.

At present, he’s 82. However, Max doesn't need to worry about his life insurance after his retirement from Hollywood, considering he made millions through his real estate business! We truly appreciate how he had set multiple income avenues- precisely why he would never have to worry about going bankrupt any day!

Dick Van Dyke - 1925

Richard Wayne Van Dyke who was born December 13, 1925, is an American comedian, actor, singer, writer, and dancer, whose award-winning career lasted over seven decades. He gained his net worth because of his consistent hard work in the industry. This comedian gained notability in Hollywood and his role in The Dick Van Dyke Show won him several accolades.

Dyke has won many an award such as the Primetime Emmys, Tony, and a Grammy award. He has also been acknowledged as a Disney legend. He also had a role in Marry Poppins and other projects from the Golden era, playing the role with elan. Dyke is now living a quiet and comfortable life with his wife Arlene in their beautiful home, Dick Van Dyke still occasionally continues to appear in recent projects. You have recently seen him in Marry Poppins Returns!

Bob Barker — 1923

Robert William Barker or professionally known as Bob Barker is a retired American TV game show host. Bob is beloved to the fans who watched him for many years on television as a game show host, with The Price is Right the most famous of all his hosted game shows. Bob Barker is also prominent for hosting the Miss Universe and Miss USA beauty pageants.

Right now the famous host is taking a break and on the verge of retirement which is good for him. That's because he needs proper healthcare for some health issues he is currently experiencing. He has been an animal activist for the longest time and has taken several steps for supporting the cause of animal rights, right from donating a sizeable amount to $ 1 million, Columbia University School of Law to renovating PETA's new office in Los Angeles.

Agnetha Fältskog - 1950

Many people consider ABBA as one of the greatest bands to have ever come out of the ’70s and that contributes to the enormous fan following that this band has until now that their songs are still being listened to worldwide. One of their members is Agnetha Fältskog, who was once married to ABBA bandmate, Bjorn Ulvaeus. Both of their commitment to the band was so strong, they continued to make music even after their split. However, the separation affected Fältskog so much that she had to undergo therapy. When ABBA ultimately disbanded, Agnetha decided to move to the Swedish countryside to live a quiet life.

Agnatha made considerable money during her career as a singer, musician, songwriter, and actress. She’s 70 and we bet she has several investments, even when she has chosen to lead a comparatively solitary life. But we respect her decisions and hope to see her charming as always.

Eva Marie Saint — 1924

The career of actress Eva Marie Saint is actually very long (75 years to be precise!). She’s been in the business since the late 1940s, and her most prominent role was in the movie On the Waterfront, where she starred along with the Hollywood icon, Marlon Brando.  It is also the movie that gave Saint her Oscars trophy for the Best Supporting Actress.  Besides this, Alfred Hitchcock’s North by Northwest stays another notable mention in her career. Several films came her way, which helped her fetch the Golden Globe, BAFTA and also a Primetime Emmy Award

Pension investments are not something Saint needed to bother herself about before she became a senior citizen, because her acting career has provided the actress the financial security she has now. She’s 96 years old and radiates grace and charm- so much so that we would love to be inspired by her.

Phyllis Coates – 1927

The character of ‘Lois Lane’ in Superman and the Mole Man, way back in 1951would have been non-existent had it not been for Phyllis Coates. Though that’s not her real name, yet very few would recognize her as Gypsie Ann Evarts Stell. Apart from this life-changing movie, Coates is also featured in the first season of the much-famed TV series Adventures of Spiderman.

She started her career in 1944 with 20^th Century Fox and that too after getting a seven-year contract with them. Then came Warner Brothers, and she starred in few notable films like Cattle Empire, The Baby Maker, Gunfighters of the Northwest, Goodnight, Sweet Marilyn, and so on. In recent times, she appeared on Season 10 of Smallville, in the role of ‘Ella Lane.’

A mother of two daughters after 4 marriages, Phyllis is 93 now. Her bank accounts are in good shape and we hope to say the same about her health.

Loretta Lynn - 1932

Loretta Lynn's music has been ambrosia for country music fans. That rewarded her with numerous accolades, both by the Country Music Association and the Academy of Country Music. Her music had also been a big source of inspiration for women of her time. Throughout her music career, she has sold over 45 million copies worldwide. Thus, it would be funny to talk about her having insurance coverage problems! A fun fact about her is that she taught herself how to play the guitar using her first one which her late husband bought for $17.

In September 2018, she released her latest album titled Wouldn't It Be Great at age 86! Now that she’s 88, she must be looking back on her awards, accolades and achievements aplenty; specifically for groundbreaking roles in country music. We wonder what lies next, for this flawlessly aging beauty never fails to surprise us.

Kim Novak - 1933

Kim Novak's acting portfolio started building up when she signed a deal with Columbia Pictures in the mid-'50s, appearing in films such as The Man With the Golden Arm. Since then Novak didn't have to look back as she went on delivering few back-to-back hits including Vertigo. She has been given the coveted Golden Globe Award for his performance in Phffft. However, the blonde beauty will always be remembered for her starring role in Alfred Hitchcock's classic thriller Vertigo.

She then started losing interest in acting. After her last acting performance in the 1991 movie Liebestraum, she decided to leave the industry for good. Though it's being said that as an actress she never reached her potential, she definitely left a lasting impression in the industry. Now sitting far from the Tinseltown, 87-year-old Novak is spending her post-retirement life with her beloved husband, expressing herself through photography and painting. Even at this age she still looks stunning and has kept her spirit alive. Did she go through any kind of anti-aging therapy or surgery? We don't know, but she definitely deserves credit for that.

Marsha Hunt - 1917

Marsha Hunt has been one of the brightest figures in Hollywood and had it not been for the '50s blacklist, it is possible that she would have made it even bigger. She's mostly famous for critically acclaimed films such as Pride And Prejudice, Raw Deal, and The Happy Time. Now being 101 years old, she still likes to make occasional appearances. We last saw her in Marsha Hunt's Sweet Adversity, a 2014 documentary where she thoroughly talked about her life.

One of the last surviving actresses of Hollywood's Golden Age Marsha turned 102 this year. During the Blacklist era, liberal-minded Marsha was extremely vocal regarding the various issues of social injustice. Even being a centenarian, she loves to extend her helping hand to support the charities. It is estimated that her net worth is around $8.5 million, though we doubt she'll even create a will as her only child already passed away. We pray she continues to be a livewire in her remaining days.

Lee Meriwether — 1935

Lee Meriwether was the winner of Miss America pageant in 1955. She is not only a supermodel but an actress too who appeared in movies and series like Batman, Angel in My Pocket, Star Trek and more. Even though she didn't lay her hands on any major award, her proficiency in acting saw her earning numerous majors award nominations. Her portrayal of immortal characters like Catwoman from the Batman series or Betty Jones in the film Barnaby Jones took her popularity to the next level.

She has also written a book More Yesteryears which is a biographical work. Lee is now 85 years old but you cannot tell that from looking at her. She is high-spirited and has plans for the future that would motivate anyone. Even until today she looks absolutely flawless, hard to believe she's in her mid-80s. Lee's legendary past and inspirational future is guiding light for her fans who have known her since her youth.

Lex Luger — 1958

Lawrence Pfohl, better knows as Lex Luger, was a professional wrestler who rose to fame during the 80s and 90s. Once touted as 'The Total Package', Luger competed in both the World Championship Wrestling (WCW) and the World Wrestling Federation (WWF now WWE). Aside from the sports of wrestling, Luger also was once involved in football and played for the NFL team, Miami Hurricanes. The iconic wrestling star of the 90s is also known for appearing in television series Superboy in 1988.

A spinal stroke forced the wrestler to retire from sports completely, but he still works with WWE to this day, behind the scenes on their Wellness Policy. Even in his 60s Luger still remains a man with a strong muscular physique. A great bank balance coupled with a strict fitness regime has made significant improvements in his well-being. We are always in awe of him and hope he will come up with more exciting endeavors in the future.

William Daniels — 1927

William David Daniels is a popular American actor who made his debut in the 1940s. However, he took a short sabbatical and made a come back in the year 1952. Since then, he has been immensely successful and active.If you were to look at veteran actor William Daniels' filmography, you would find a host of movie roles and TV show projects, but none of them would make him as famous as did his role as Mr. Feeny in the TV sitcom Boy Meets World.

Starting his movie career in 1952, he starred in a slew of TV movies and shows before foraying into movie roles too. You may remember him as Dustin Hoffman's dad in the cult favorite The Graduate. With age catching up, William started taking on less significant roles on TV but just had to be back for the 2014 TV series Girl Meets World, a sequel to Boy Meets World. 

Angela Lansbury - 1925

Angela Lansbury was born in London but moved to the US in 1940. She then studied acting in New York City. Her great acting potential was recognized in her first film roles—Gaslight in 1944 and The Picture of Dorian Gray in 1945—which earned her award nominations and wins. Lansbury then gained fame when she went on to appear on the stage play Mame in 1966. Her gift to her grandchildren wasn't a kids health insurance program. Instead, she regards her voice acting in Disney's Beauty And The Beast her gift to her sweet little angels. Lansbury has two upcoming films in 2018—The Grinch and Mary Poppins Returns.

Tippi Hedren - 1930

Tippi Hedren has somehow managed to stay ageless, despite being 88 years old. She was one of many actresses who gained international fame thanks to Alfred Hitchcock's movies. After starring in his film The Birds and Marnie, Hedren was then known all around the globe. We last saw her on screen when she starred in the 2017 film The Ghost and the Whale, a film which didn't receive much acclaim. Moreover, in case you didn't know, she's Melanie Griffith's mother and Dakota Johnson's grandmother. Since slowing down on acting, Hedren has devoted most of her time to animal rights movements and such causes.

Bryan Brown - 1947

Bryan Brown is an Australian actor who came to Hollywood and gained instant fame back in the late 1970s. Bryan has been part of about eighty movies during his career but his most notable appearance was in television series The Thorn Birds. Although he's still active, he has not been part of various famous projects. He now lives a comfortable life with his wife and three children.

Sally Field - 1946

Beloved actress Sally Field's career is now nearing 6 decades, which means that she was only 19 when she started in the industry with the TV sitcom, Gidget. She made a mark on TV after that television show, and she would later appear in a few more others, like The Flying Nun, The Girl with Something Extra, and Sybil. The actress conquered films after having a successful TV career, and won two Academy Awards, which sealed her status as one of Hollywood's greatest actresses.

Some of her most notable films are Steel Magnolias, Kiss Me Goodbye, Murphy's Romance, Mrs. Doubtfire, and Forrest Gump. She got her Oscars Best Actress trophies from her films Places in the Heart and Norma Rae. Now 71, there is no stopping Sally from continuing her passion, she still acts on stage, television, and in movies up to this day.

Diana Ross - 1944

The queen of big hair and the lead singer of the group 'The Supremes' was an instant hit with the masses when she debuted at age 15 in the 1960's.  She IS an American singer, actress and a record producer of repute. She was part of the best-charting female group in American history. There really was no mountain high enough for Ross as she went about her solo career as a musician, actress and even a record producer later on. In 2018, she topped the Billboard chart for her newly recorded song, 'I'm Coming Out'.

Robert Fuller - 1933

Cowboys were quite famous back in the Golden Age and fans even have a list of their favorite Western stars. Robert Fuller probably made it to the top of their list when he was active back in the 50s.

Under Robert's credentials, he's pretty famous for being part of Wagon Train's cast, Laramie's cast, and Emergency's cast as well. Although Robert Fuller spent most of his career on the television screen, he also acted in a handful of movies as well such as Return of the Seven. Now at 85, Robert is retired but he sure has passed on his acting skills to his children!

Jim Brown - 1936

Jim Brown became a famous name back in the 1950s. He even got his name in the NFL Hall of Fame. Jim played for Cleveland Browns back in 1957 till 1965, He's also famous for his successful acting career and his multi-talented personality explains his huge net worth at 83.

Brown was honored at the 2020 College Football Playoff National Championship and acknowledged as the greatest college football player of all time. The number 32 jersey he is sported is retired by the Browns. Shortly before he rounded off his football career, Brown became an actor, and essayed several prominent roles in the 1970s.

Jack Nicholson - 1937

Jack Nicholson is an actor who has portrayed many different kinds of roles over the years. In each project that he has appeared in, he has always shown just how dedicated he was to his craft. His career spanned more than sixty years. He is known for playing a number of roles such as comedic roles, supporting roles, romantic roles, and darkly comic roles of anti-heroes and other dark characters.

Many of you might remember him for the roles he had on Terms of Endearment and One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. Nicholson is already eighty-three years old today and his net worth is at an impressive $400 million. He hasn't done any new acting projects since his How Do You Know film of 2010 but he says that he isn't retired yet and you never know you may soon find him playing a new character on the screen with elan.

Virginia Patton - 1925

Virginia Ann Patton is a former actress and a retired businesswoman who needs no introduction. She was a popular name in the 1940s where she featured in numerous movies making her a household name. Virginia Patton was still a student when she started auditioning for various roles. She did manage to land some minor ones until finally getting her breakthrough role in the classic film It's A Wonderful Life in 1946.

However, this was going to be her only notable role, as she decided to retire just three years later. She had just gotten married and wanted to raise a family. Apparently, Patton's savings account was full enough to provide her comfort in life, even without a prolific acting career. In 1949, she made her final film appearance in The Lucky Stiff. She is now 95 years old and lives a luxurious retirement life.

Lee Majors - 1939

Lee Majors is an American film, television, and voice actor repute. Majors has played several key roles, one of them being Heath Barkley in the American television Western series The Big Valley in the sixties. He also starred in an Americal television science fiction action series, namely Colonel Steve Austin. He played Colt Seavers in the American television action series The Fall Guy.

His portrayal of Heath Barkley in the series in the Big Valley catapulted into instant fame and rose to household fame in America and his work was acknowledged by one and all. But his big break came when he took the lead role in The Six Million Dollar Man. The actor had a tough childhood as his father passed away before his birth and his mother left him alone when he was a kid. He was raised by his aunt.

Barbi Benton - 1950

Barbi Benton a renowned American actress, model, singer, and television personality who made her mark in Hollywood through her charms, beauty, and regarded as one of the most sought after and wanted models. While Barbi also worked as a singer and actress, she appeared in various magazines and four seasons of Hee Haw. She has been modestly successful in recording several albums in the 1970s.

However, Barbi Benton only appears in projects occasionally now, considering she took time off to focus on her family life. And with such staggering net worth, she doesn't need to work at all for the rest of her life! Benton married a real estate developer George Gradow in 1979 and has two children, Alexander and Ariana, 1986 and 1988 respectively. The couple divides their time between two of their palatial homes in Aspen and Los Angeles.

Raquel Welch - 1940

In 1966, people started to recognize who actress Raquel Welch was because of the performance she had in the movie, Fantastic Voyage. She later had notable performances on Bedazzled, The Three Musketeers, and Right To Die. Outside of acting, Welch has also grown her fortune, thanks to her business ventures like a wig line, skin care products, and jewelry. Her fortune to date is estimated to be at $30 million and she has no upcoming projects yet. Her latest role, however, was in the show Date My Dad back in 2017.

Although Welch oftentimes didn't have a lot of lines, she banked on her striking image and gorgeous looks, making her still relevant to this date. The pop icon probably has her own anti-aging skincare regimen to look this good after years of being in the spotlight!

Sophia Loren — 1934

Sophia Loren may be an actress who hails from Italy, but it’s in America, specifically in Hollywood where she became an icon of the industry.  She made history in the Oscars in 1961 when she became the first artist to win an academy award with a foreign language film.  She won as best actress for the Italian film, Two Women.  With millions in her bank account, pension investments were definitely not on the actress’ mind when she was younger.  Loren has a reported net worth of $75 million.

Barbara Eden - 1931

Barbara Eden became a common name in the industry due to her role in I Dream Of Jeannie. From then onwards, Barbara pursued acting mostly instead of following her dream to become a singer. Since then, she got various versatile roles in theatre plays, television shows, and films. She started off her TV career with The Johnny Carson Show in 1955 and appeared in a number of other shows that followed.

Though she left 20^th Century Fox, yet her stint on TV and few films in MGM, Universal, and Columbia continued for some time. While she's 88 at present, she's still active in the industry, and with that net worth; she doesn't need to worry about her life insurance at all! For now, she should concentrate more on her health and well-being, instead of taking undue stress about professional commitments.

Joyce Randolph - 1924

Gorgeous, sweet, and witty, Joyce Randolph is a member of Hollywood's Golden Age. The audience of that era will surely remember the lovely blonde. She played the role of Trixie Norton on the sitcom The Honeymooners, and it came out as a massive hit. The sitcom was part of The Jackie Gleason Show, where she appeared in almost 100 episodes.

She was born in Michigan in a Finnish family and had a sincere knack for acting since her childhood. She moved to New York City to become an actress and suddenly got a chance to get herself auditioned for a film role. Following her Broadway debut, she managed to land herself in several TV roles.

She married a rich entrepreneur Richard Lincoln Charles but lost him in 1997. Joyce is 95 currently but we are stunned to see how well she can maintain herself even at this age. A secret anti-aging therapy or a healthy lifestyle? We don't know that yet.

Jerry Lee Lewis - 1935

To this day, Jerry Lee Lewis is considered to be one of the first rock n' roll heroes in the history of the genre. He became a star overnight, following the release of his first hit song, Whole Lotta Shaking Going On. Then came his marriage to his 13-year-old cousin that sparked outrage and led to his disappearing from the limelight. A couple of years later, he was back on the Billboard's top spot with his classic Another Place, Another Time. He surely made a good investment with his Memphis club he opened in 2013. At 83, Lewis is reportedly still doing concerts in 2018!

Jimmy Lydon - 1923

James J. Lydon is a popular American actor, who made his way into the entertainment world and the hearts of his fans as a teenager. The actor had an immensely successful career from 1937 to 1987, when he retired. During his time in the industry,
Jimmy Lydon managed to make a name for himself. However, his choice to enter the acting world was caused by other factors. His father, who was addicted to booze, left his house while he had 8 other siblings.

Unable to afford even the cheapest health insurance plan, he took a shot at acting—which came out to be successful. Lydon made his debut in the Broadway play Western Waters. And throughout his career, he entered the cast of more than 160 productions—whether it's on TV, films or stage plays. He made his last appearance in the '80s in the popular St. Elsewhere TV series.

Julie Andrews — 1935

Beloved actress and singer Julie Andrews is 83 years old, and she’s as beautiful today as she was when she was much younger.  We don’t think the actress is in need of cosmetic surgery or plastic surgery, because she is definitely aging gracefully.  Her most famous movies to date is The Sound of Music and Mary Poppins, but the actress is still active at this stage, her latest movie was Despicable Me 3 where she provided the voice of Gru’s mother.

Sam Elliott - 1944

Actor Sam Elliott rose to fame back in the '70s when he starred in Lifeguard. His popularity just kept growing, thanks to the roles he had on Conagher, Gettysburg, and Buffalo Girls. He is still very much active these days and you might have recognized him for appearing on A Star Is Born in 2018. His current net worth is estimated to be at $10 million but this will surely get higher since he isn't done working as an actor yet. Elliott has a voice role in the soon-to-be-released film, Lady and the Tramp.

Kathleen Turner  - 1954

Kathleen began her Hollywood journey back in 1977 and she gained notable fame by her role in movie adaptation of The Virgin Suicides. Back in the 1980s, Kathleen even became a femme fatale icon and played various roles in different soap operas. However, in 2002 the actress shared her Rheumatoid Arthritis diagnosis. Still, she took this bad news and turned it into an opportunity to to empower those suffering from similar health issues!

Terry Bradshaw - 1948

Terry Bradshaw made a name for himself by becoming one of the top American football quarterbacks back in 1970s. This NFL Hall of Fame star was the first overall player who became part of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Now that he is retired from the field, he is still active as a sports analyst and you can catch him hosting Fox NFL Sunday. Looks Like Terry Bradshaw never lost his energy to work despite being 70 years of age!

Caren Marsh-Doll - 1919

Born in Hollywood, Caren Marsh wanted to become an actress—though her mother and father were not that supportive of her decision. She engaged in the acting industry, nevertheless, and worked both as an actress and as a modern and tap dancer. Marsh is one of the last living cast members of the Wizard of Oz, as she worked as Judy Garland's double especially in dance scenes. Amazingly, in 1949, she survived a plane crash. And after days in the hospital, she was informed that she would probably never dance again. Luckily, she recovered and went back on stage. Her last credited appearance was in The Gabby Hayes Show in 1956.

Andrew McCarthy — 1962

From the heartthrob of the 80s to becoming an eminent travel writer later — the life of Andrew McCarthy is no less than a fairytale journey. Born and raised in New Jersey, Andrew McCarthy decided to try his luck in Tinseltown, and It didn't take long before ending up casting in the 1983 film Class just at the age of 20.

His acting ability didn't go unnoticed as he managed to impress the audience with his supreme acting abilities in upcoming movies and shows.

His association with Brat Packs helped him to garner enough fame during his prime. Films such as Pretty In Pink and St Elmo's Fire brought the best out of him. But how did an exemplary Brat Pack actor turn into travel writing? According to him, it was to find himself. We don't know whether this is due to his good gene or any secret anti-aging treatment, but sure he still has that youthful chubbiness in his face.

Daniel Day-Lewis – 1957

Daniel Day-Lewis is an English actor who stepped into retirement in 2017 after his performance in the movie Phantom Thread. During his lengthy career, Day-Lewis was able to take home countless awards—including three Oscars, making him the only actor in history to win three Academy Awards for best actor. He played starring roles in movies like My Beautiful Laundrette, There Will Be Blood, and Lincoln, amongst many others. In the present, the 62-year-old actor, who has been deemed as one of the greatest of all time, likes to spend his time leisurely in beautiful Wicklow, which is also known as the "garden of Ireland". He lives there with his wife, Rebecca Miller, and their sons.

Melanie Griffith – 1957

The sensational Melanie Griffith rose to prominence with roles in films like Body Double and Something Wild back in the ‘80s. She’d already been starring in films and series since the mid-'70s, but it wasn’t until then when she rose to fame. Years have gone by and Melanie was even able to make a switch toward an on-stage career by participating in productions like Chicago on Broadway in 2003. As it just so happens, despite having gone through some divorces—with the most recent being her 2015 split from actor Antonio Banderas, she is very much active to this day. In 2019, she participated in the series SMILF.

Gladys Knight –  1944

Gladys Knight is known as the Empress of Soul and is considered as one of the greatest singers of all time; it’s not surprising given her unique voice and performing skills. Gladys was able to become recognized in between the ‘60s and ‘80s as the lead singer of Gladys Knight & the Pips, a group she shared with her brother and cousins. She is already 75 years old right now but remains incredibly active. As a matter of fact, she participated in 2019’s The Masked Singer as Bee and managed to place third.

Barry Sanders - 1968

Exactly 20 years ago, on July 27, all of the Detroit Lions’ fans were shocked upon hearing about Barry Sander’s sudden retirement plans. He was the team's running back and had been praised to be one of the most elusive runners in all of NFL history. Even though the news came as a shock, Barry, to this day, has never regretted his decision. As a matter of fact, according to him, the will to leave was simply stronger than the will to stay. He has been enjoying his retired life since then with the $28 million worth of fortune that he had managed to amass.

Clint Eastwood - 1930

Clint Eastwood is most definitely a man who requires no introduction. He was born back in 1930, making him 89 years old today. He's still active despite his age, with his last project being the 2018 movie The Mule, which he also directed and produced. Over the years, he has had multiple relationships, marriages, and divorces as well as fathered an undetermined number of children.
Clint rose to success after starring in the TV show Rawhide and has since starred in memorable movies including Unforgiven, The Bridges of Madison County, Million Dollar Baby, and Gran Torino. Over the years he has managed to make a fortune of $375 million.

Joe Turkel - 1927

One of the most iconic horror figures out there, Joe Turkel has had the honor of participating in three of Kubrick’s movies—The Killing as Tiny, The Shining as Lloyd the bartender, and Paths of Glory as Private Arnaud. He has one of those faces that is hard to forget, even though he didn’t necessarily star in any of them.
Born back in 1927, Turkel is still alive and well at 91 years old. One can only suppose that he has been enjoying his retirement from the spotlight for a while now since his last appearance was way back in a 1998 episode of the series Boy Meets World.

Jane Seymour - 1951

Over the years, Jane Seymour has managed to gather an estimated net worth of close to $90 million after having starred in many movies and written multiple self-help books. She was born in England in 1951 and rose to prominence after her appearance in the 1973 James Bond movie Live and Let Die.
Jane’s most notable performances have been with the series Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman in the '90s and movies like Somewhere in Time and Wedding Crashers. Just recently, in 2019, she appeared in The War with Grandpa playing Diane and is set to participate in the second season of The Kominsky Method.

Michael Caine - 1933

Out of all the stars produced by England, Michael Caine must be one of those who they’re proudest of! Ever since his acting career began in the '60s, he’s been nothing but stellar in his performances because of his versatile acting. He’s made more than 125 films, but this veteran actor became even more famous when he took on the roles of Alfie, for which he became an Academy Award nominee, and Alfred, Batman’s valet on The Dark Knight. He may already be in his mid-eighties with a fortune of $75M, but he's nowhere near retirement!

Robert Duvall - 1931

Robert Duvall made his onscreen debut on To Kill a Mockingbird as Boo Radley in 1962 and went on to become one of the best actors in Hollywood decades after. He particularly became famous for The Godfather I & II, where he portrayed Tom Hagen, with his haunting gaze that petrified everyone. Duvall’s solid acting has earned him nominations for seven Academy Awards, seven Golden Globe Awards, four of which he has won, and many more accolades which followed in his 60-year career. Another thing he earned is his big paycheck. We’re not even surprised he’s worth so much for his experience!

Gena Rowlands – 1930

One of the best actresses that ever came out of Hollywood’s Golden Age is Gena Rowlands, who was even called Golden Girl by her late husband, director John Cassavetes, because of her blonde hair. Her most praised films came when she collaborated with Cassavetes for not just one movie, but two in the form of A Woman Under the Influence and Gloria, which got her nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actress. Rowlands was also given an Honorary Academy Award in November 2015 to recognize her outstanding screen performances. The Golden Girl is now 88 and is still as glamorous as ever.

Eileen Atkins - 1934

It's great to be paid while having so much fun. This is the essence of what Eileen Atkins once shared in an interview about her career. Who wouldn’t agree with her? The English actress has been around the industry since the ‘50s. And she has impressively managed to stay there as, fast-forward to 2007.

We see her most notable performance on Cranford. This TV series earned Atkins both an Emmy and BAFTA TV Award for Best Actress in 2008. This breast cancer survivor’s most recent project was in a documentary film Nothing Like a Dame, released in America in 2018 as Tea With the Dames.

Loretta Swit - 1937

A very fruitful career isn’t far from the tree for talent as exceptional as Loretta Swit's. This Jersey-born beauty easily won many hearts with just her perfect smile and beauty and made her fortune as an actress both on stage and on screen. However, she was most acclaimed for the TV show M*A*S*H where she played the role of Major Margaret Houlihan, aka Hot Lips. Swit gave such an exceptional performance on M*A*S*H that she received two Emmy awards for it. Her last appearance on television was in 2008 for GSN Live, but she will make a comeback for the film, Play the Flute, in 2019.

Jill St. John - 1940

Most of you will remember Jill St. John as the exquisite Bond girl named Tiffany Case in the movie, Diamonds are Forever.

She was actually born as Jill Arlyn Oppenheim, however, her restaurant-owner mother, Betty, opted to change her last name to St. John for the sake of Hollywood appeal.

Although she began performing and acting at the young age of six, Jill soon grew up to become passionate about culinary arts. The Bond Girl ultimately ended her Hollywood career after her last film in 1978 The One Man Jury and went on to release a self-titled-cookbook in 1987.

Shirley Eaton - 1937

Shirley Eaton, a celebrated English model, and actress, is most popular for her regular appearances in British film during the 1950s and 1960s. The most notable role she's had in her career has got to be that of Jill Masterson in the 1964 James Bond film, Goldfinger. The 82-year-old still looks stunning and can easily be the face of anti-aging products even now.

Shirley Eaton was a popular blonde bombshell during the '50s and the '60s. Her appeal, blonde hair, and British accent made people refer to her as the "cockney blonde bombshell."

In 1969, Eaton made a big decision and retired early because she wanted to focus on raising a family. Her last acting role was in The Girl from Rio. Appearing in documentaries has been her thing in recent years and her latest appearance was in the docu-series Take Two back in 2016.

Mary Beth Peil - 1940

Mary Beth Peil was a trained opera singer who performed in the Kiss Me, Kate play on Broadway when she initially began a career in acting.

Peil garnered attention when she appeared in films early in 1992. This was also about the same time when her earnings gradually increased.

An appearance as a day care center teacher ion Jersey Girl was her first entry to the world of screens which propelled her more into the film industry - of which she is still a part of to this day. For her recent movie appearance in 2018, Mary portrayed the role of Dr. Marianne Holt on Blue Night.

Julie Newmar - 1933

With over 60 years in the industry, Julie Newmar’s career has been nothing short of extraordinary. Newmar was handed a Tony Award for Best Featured Actress In a Play shortly after playing a role on the Broadway production The Marriage-Go-Rounds as Katrin Sveg in 1958.

She reprised the role in its 1961 silver screen version. Best known for being Catwoman in the Batman TV series, Julie also became a real estate tycoon and a lingerie creator with patents for pantyhose designs and a bra Nudemar.

The Catwoman added voice actress to her line of talents when she participated in the 2017 film Batman vs Two-Face. She really knows how to make money and she has the talent and beauty for it!

Sharon Gless - 1943

Sharon Gless’ name arose in the '70s as Maggie Philbin in the hit TV show Switch starring alongside Robert Wagner and Eddie Albert.

Gless has since been known to be one of her era’s best actresses, bagging two Emmys and two Golden Globe Awards. Before Sharon became a Hollywood Walk of Famer, she already had her own star early in 1995.

She first became the bride of producer Barney Rosenzweig in 1991 whom she met at the set of Cagney & Lacey. There’s no stopping this ‘70’s star as she recently took the part of Zsa Zsa Harper Jenkinson for two episodes in the hit TV show, Casualty in 2018.

Britt Ekland - 1942

Britt Ekland's acting career was at an all-time high during the '60s and the '70s. She is best known for her roles in movies like Get Carter and The Night They Raided Minsky's. Some of you might also recognize her for being the Bond girl in the movie, The Man with the Golden Gun.  Ekland isn't a busy actress anymore but she can boast of having a $22-million fortune. People saw her opulent lifestyle when she starred in the Swedish reality show called Svenska Hollywoodfruar. Her last TV appearance was on Let's Dance in 2018.

Britt is 78 right now and the way she has embraced aging is absolutely graceful and praiseworthy. The mother of three used to be among the most talked about and photographed stars in the world during the 70s decade and we wouldn’t be wrong to say that she is still hugely popular. Ekland was portrayed on screen by Helena Mattsson in My Dinner with Herve, the 2018 film.

Brigitte Bardot - 1934

A symbol of the '50s and '60s beauty, Brigitte Bardot is a former French actress and singer. She also got into modeling with her stunning looks.

Many of her fans were mesmerized by her blonde locks, beautiful face, and undeniable talent. Brigitte starred in films such as Viva Maria, And God Created Woman, as well as Le Mepris.

In 1973, Bardot decided to become an advocate for animal protection and retired early from the showbiz industry. The activist’s exceptional passion in that field had even moved her to write an open letter condemning an Australian politician who planned to eradicate two million cats to save the endangered Warru and Night Parrot.

Richard Beymer - 1938

Richard Beymar may have gotten his first Golden Globe Award nomination for his role as Tony in the West Side Story’s film adaptation, but he is also remembered as Peter in the film Diary of Anne Frank.

Beymar’s acting skills aren’t the only thing which propelled his credit to millionaire status, as he is also known for his directorial skills in a number of projects, including The Passing of a Saint, Insight, and The Interview.

Even in his 80s, he still went on to breathe life into the character of Ben Horne for 2017's Twin Peaks: The Return, a role that he first played in 1990.

Russ Tamblyn - 1934

Would you have thought that Russ Tamblyn, who captured the hearts of many as Tom Thumb, used to actually be a gymnast? Quite surprising, right!

Russ became a household name when he won a Golden Globe Award for Most Promising Male Newcomer on Hit the Deck in 1956. He later on to play the role of Riff from West Side Story which stoked his career even more.

With time and experience by his side, Tamblyn’s salary gradually got bigger, only adding to his fuel to work more, as he recently appeared in the Netflix series, The Haunting of Hill House, in 2018.

Rita Moreno - 1931

Award-winning actress Rita Moreno pretty much knows the inner workings of the industry that she has belonged to for over 70 years.

Since her first claim at international fame for The King and I and West Side Story, the over-all performer has been proud to have attained the Triple Crown of Acting, which includes an Emmy, Grammy, Tony, and Oscar Awards.

Adding to her accolades, Moreno was also awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom and the United States' top civilian honor. No wrinkle can stop Rita as she has now ventured into voice acting as Queen Camila's voice for the TV show, Elena of Avalor.

Susan Dey - 1952

Susan Dey was only 17 years old when she was cast in the TV show that would skyrocket her into stardom. Susan gave life to the role of the lovely Laurie Partridge of the much-loved show, The Partridge Family.

After the show’s conclusion in 1974, Dey jumped into another noteworthy TV program called L.A. Law where she gained her very first Golden Globe award for her acting as Grace van Owen.

Nowadays, the actress rarely graces our screens. She was last known to have served as a board member of the Treatment Center for the physically violated at UCLA Medical Center.

Denise Austin - 1957

Denise Austin is a fitness trainer who gained acclaim in the late '80s and early '90s. She has accumulated her wealth through ESPN2’s Getting Fit with Denise Austin, her longest-running TV program which you can still watch on ESPN Classic and Altitude Sports and Entertainment as re-runs.

Austin released a DVD in 2014 about Yoga Booty Lift. These days, Austin is still as fit as ever and has influenced her daughter Katie, who owns the brand Get Fit With Katie. 

Denise has also launched her own app recently. You can keep fit with Denise through her Social Media account as she sometimes uses it to share tips.

Princess Caroline of Monaco - 1957

Her famous mother, Princess Grace, was once an award-winning Hollywood actress named Grace Kelly, who was married to the Prince of Monaco, Rainier III.

Together, they had Caroline as their eldest daughter who, for a time, was heir presumptive before her younger brother, Prince Albert, now the reigning monarch of Monaco, was born.

Time has passed and at 61, Caroline is now a style icon who studied philosophy and psychology and mostly graces public social events. She dotes on her grandchildren, too. The Princess is now on her third husband - Ernst August, Prince of Hanover - and has four children. It seems like she has her life sorted out, and her radiant glow is testament of her happiness.

 

Tommy Kirk - 1941

Since he’s now 77 years old, it’s unlikely that you’ll recognize former actor Tommy Kirk even if you bump into him somewhere today, most especially since his career climaxed around his juvenile and teenage years. Kirk is most known for starring in Walt Disney Studios’ classic, Old Yeller.

This Disney alumnus began his career as a young boy and maintained a career in acting until he got caught in an issue that led to some dark days in his youth.

Eventually, Kirk worked on treating his personal issues, recovered, and focused on his carpet cleaning business, a career that was faraway from the bright glaring spotlight of Hollywood. But it seems like Kirk is content with his own venture and lives a quiet life. On October 9, 2006, Tommy Kirk was officially recognized as a Disney Legend. Well-deserved, we say!

Randolph Mantooth - 1945

Not all actors start out their careers by being discovered accidentally. Some are like actor Randolph Mantooth, who has studied acting out of passion.

Mantooth, who attended acting classes in the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, had made many appearances in several stage plays, TV shows, documentaries, and films.

However, his most memorable role was as John Gage, a firefighter/paramedic on Emergency!. Because of his popularity on the medical drama, this lifetime affiliate of the National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians often became a spokesperson at EMS conferences and Firefighter seminars across the country.

Jacqueline Bisset - 1944

Jacqueline Bisset is an English actress who became an international star in the '60s for both her talent and beauty. Bissett is most famous for movies such as Murder on the Orient Express, Bullitt, The Detective, Airport, and Day for Night, among many.

As gorgeous as she was, the actress never married and had never experienced having a baby of her own. Instead, she has a very celebrated godchild in the form of Angelina Jolie.

The English, French, and Italian speaker received France's highest honor, the Légion d'honneur, in 2010. Despite her long career, Bisset is still quite active in the movie industry and has starred in 2017’s 9/11.

Tom Selleck - 1945

Tom Selleck is timeless, as his name is familiar to both the old and new generation. Selleck is known by the younger generation for the sitcom Friends and TV series Blue Bloods.

On the other hand, the older generation remembers him for his roles on Magnum, P.I and Three Men and a Baby. It's quite astounding because you'd expect that only old folks will know who this man is.

The University of Southern California basketball scholar’s fame can also be attributed to his handsome features as most women in his generation gravitate toward him. His iconic mustache is a chick magnet in itself! As an active showbiz man since the '70s, retirement is nowhere near Selleck’s mind for his show Blue Bloods is still airing.

Lorenzo Lamas – 1958

We will always be grateful to Lorenzo Lamas for his wonderful contribution to the entertainment industry. The ever-charming Lanson Cumson from the classic American soap opera Falcon Crest is a major hit in the 80s. Following his debut television series's great success, Lamas starred in another hit show called Renegade.

The muscular actor surely became the crush of many women during that time. His handsome look and awesome acting skill managed to land in some of the hottest television shows throughout his career. Lamas possess multiple talents. Not only a talented actor, but he's also a professional martial artist and a helicopter pilot.

He's still on the line of acting, starring in several low-budget films. He seems to be at the top of his fitness to live a healthy life. Of course, we want to see more of his works in the future.