Michael Learned — 1939

Fans of CBS television series The Waltons still firmly believe that the exit of Olivia Walton from the show felt rushed, and we cannot blame them. Due to her personal reasons, Michael exit from the show. And this was weaved into the plot to give the character closure.

Although Michael gained enormous fame for her role in the TV series, eventually winning three Primetime Emmy's for her stupendous performance, she didn't like her character. She didn't like the fact that Olivia never makes mistakes and also expressed dissatisfaction with her character's primary job, which was to serve coffee to her husband.

By the time she left The Waltons, Michael had already accepted a role in the CBS medical drama Nurse, another milestone in her career. The 1939-born actress has been married to Los Angeles-based attorney John Doherty since 1988. She is living a luxurious lifestyle like many other Beverly Hills residents but prefers not to step into the spotlight these days.

Tom Selleck - 1954

Thomas William Selleck, the dimple-cheeked American actor and film producer, is someone who needs no introduction. His strong voice, charming smile, and impressive physique stole a million hearts when he debuted in 1965.

Since his debut, the actor has been part of numerous movies and television shows, making him a household name. While he was just 20 years at his debut, he looks no different today even when he is in his 75 years old. The charm, the smile, and acting prowess, only seems to be getting better with age. We wonder what his secrets are.

Well, one guess is that his happy marriage of 33 years with Jillie Mack is one reason. The actor currently likes in Thousand Oaks-Westlake Village on a 60-acre avocado ranch with his wife and has a net worth of $45 million. We are guessing that the actor would love to retire in this home should he hang up his boots.

Connie Stevens - 1938

Connie Stevens' parents were both jazz musicians which explains her incredible talents. Although, she was brought up mostly by her grandparents, she formed her first band called 'The Foremost' with three other male singers.

While they left, Connie entered Hollywood in 1953 with another vocal band called The Three Debs. She started to enter various movies as well. She started as an extra but later she became a successful co-star in teen drama movies.

By 1970s she had focused on her singing career again and today, she's a self-made tycoon and she owns a beauty line. The 81-year old had married twice, first with actor James Stacy and then, singer Eddie Fisher. She has two daughters who are equally successful- Tricia Leigh Fisher and Joely Fisher. Her donations have been immense and we can say that retirement from the industry has only helped Connie get richer!

Mildred Kornman — 1925

Very few child actors hailing from the silent film era have survived to see the light of the day, and Mildred Kornman is one of them. She also happens to have many talents, also being a photographer, a businesswoman, and a model.

She is also the young sister of child actress Mary Kornman, so it seems that actin runs in the family somehow! As a young star, she acted in various motion pictures including the silent film series, Our Gang.

After attaining maturity, she pursued a modeling career under the name, Ricky Van Dusen. At one point, Kornman was performing as an adult actress, in mostly uncredited roles. Kornman was only nine months old when she appeared in The Fourth Alarm with her sister. She has raked in enough fortune for herself and can peacefully sit back and do a proper retirement planning.

Helen Shapiro - 1946

Helen Kate Shapiro is an English pop singer, jazz singer, and actress. Her UK chart-topping number, You Don't Know and Walkin' Back to Happiness catapulted her into instant fame. Before she turned 16 Shapiro had already secured the position of Britain's Top Female Singer. She even did a supporting act in the Beatle's first national tour of Britain, in the late winter/early spring of 1963.

Shapiro turned to cabaret appearances when her pop career started waning and went on to tour the workingmen's clubs of the North East of England. Later, she started performing in stage musicals, and jazz.  She even played the role of Nancy in Lionel Bart's musical, Oliver! in London's West End, and went on to appear in a British television soap opera, Albion Market, where she played one of the principal characters.

Helen Shapiro has been in a happy matrimonial alliance with John Judd (an actor of repute in British television and cinema) since 1988.

James Michael Tyler - 1962

Gunther (James Michael Tyler), the white-haired Central Perk manager, and waiter, was a riot in the show, Friends. The Friends reunion episode, Friends is all set to air, and fans are wondering where is Gunther now and what does he look like now? James Michael Tyler was very much appreciated on the show, along with the other popular character such as Monica, Rachel, Phoebe, Chandler, Joey, and Ross.

Tyler began his career as a production assistant for Fat Man and Little Boy and then in 1994 as fate would have it while he was working as an extra on the set of Friends he was offered a small role which later led to a popular recurring role, as Gunther, which went on to enjoy a decade-long run.

Gunther is still pally with the original Friends gang and appears at their parties. The Gunther character was known for his white hair which has changed now. Now he has a brown beard and mustache. Recently, he opened a temporary Central Perk pop-up replica in London for his fans who queued up to buy free memorabilia. We can't wait to see him at the reunion of Friends, well aren't you?

Dennis Franz - 1944

We all remember Dennis Franz Schlachta or Dennis Franz as NYPD Detective Andy Sipowicz in the insanely popular series NYPD Blue. The show catapulted him into the big league. With instant fame came the recognition, too, with several awards in his kitty. This includes prestigious awards such as  Golden Globe Award, Primetime Emmy Awards, and more. His other acting outings include the fairly successful show Hill Street Blues and Beverly Hills Buntz. 

We haven't seen much of him on the screen lately, and we are hoping he would change that. But he has retired, and now his family life is taking all his attention, and why not? Since he completely deserves to enjoy his retirement time with his gorgeous wife right beside him after working so hard for the better part of his career.

He enjoyed his career while it lasted. He now spends his time in Idaho with his grandkids and wife Joanie Zeck, spending his time swimming, fishing, and enjoying the lake. Also, he spends his time spending traveling right from New York to Europe.

Branscombe Richmond - 1955

Branscombe Richmond hit the screens with his hit T.V. show, Magnum, P.I.  He rose to fame with the show Bobby Sixkiller. And he made his presence felt in movies such as Action Jackson, Licence to Kill, Hard to Kill Harley Davidson, The Marlboro Man, and The Scorpion King.

Richmond is still going strong, doing what he loves the most, acting and singing, and playing the official spokesman for Indian Motorcycles. He is the head crooner at the band Branscombe Richmond and the Renegade Posse. His talent and his work have not gone unnoticed and have won him several awards, including the Native American Entertainer of the Year.

He walked the aisle way back in 1986 with Lei Richmond, and it has been a wonderful journey for the two of them. They share two grown-up sons who are trying their hand at acting. We hope his sons manage to be as successful as their dad, if not more.

Cary Hiroyuki Tagawa - 1950

Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa dons many hats and excels in each one of them. This actor, film producer, and martial artist of Japanese ethnicity has been part of many successful franchises and has stood out with his distinctive looks and action-packed performance.

His film outings have been many and varied, and they include The Last Emperor, Babylon 5, the voice of Sin Tzu for Batman: Rise of Sin Tzu, and Tekken. He has also been part of shows such as The Man in the High Castle taking up the role of Philip K. Dick.

Although he hasn't thought of retiring yet and continues to take on that odd movie role and practice his first love, martial art even develops a combat form of martial art, Chun Shin. Despite being a fighter par excellence, he disagreed with the violent and competitive nature of the fights. And he continued developing his style, turning it more into a meditative experience. He focuses more on breathing, energy, philosophy, and science.

John James - 1956

The role of Jeff Colby in the soap opera Dynasty redefined the career of the handsome, sophisticated gentleman, John James. He followed it up with the stupendously successful show  The Colbys throughout the 1980s.

His other defining roles included Search for Tomorrow, As the World Turns and more. Not only has he been a competent actor but an ace producer as well, and his recently produced film included the 2019 sci-fi film Axcellerator. 

James experienced unprecedented success with his show, the Dynasty. But after walking down the aisle with Denise Coward, in 1989, he took a break from acting. He made his wife and children his priority. Well, we still can't get over the magnetic actor who impressed us all with his screen presence. His role as Jeff Colby and hope he would once again take up acting, showing off his mettle with aplomb.

Thelma Barlow - 1929

With the ITV soap opera Coronation Street, the industry saw the rise of Thelma Barlow. Her portrayal of Mavis Wilton in the show won her praise and acclamation from several quarters. Aside from this, Thelma was also fantastic as Dolly Bellfield in the most-popular sitcoms, Dinnerladies.

We also loved her in Doctor Who. After trying her hand in shorthand, she soon got inclined towards drama and grabbed substantial roles in different theatre productions. She rose to fame in the 70s. Thelma has been working incessantly since 1967.

She has entered her 90s but has no intention to hang her boots. Thelma walked down the aisle with Graham Barlow between 1956 and 1983. She has earned enough fortune throughout her career to live a peaceful life, far away from the clutches of bankruptcy. We are eager to watch her next show.

Johnny Briggs – 1935

John Earnest Briggs, is famous as Johnny Briggs. He rose to fame with his portrayal of Mike Baldwin in Coronation Street, one of the most-watched soaps. He was a regular on the show between 1976 and 2006 and later on, from 2012.

Though he hasn’t been that lucky in his personal sphere, Briggs has earned quite an acclamation owing to his acting skills. Aside from that of Mike Baldwin, he has also played major roles in various other shows such as Thick as Thieves, The Saint, No Hiding Place, and Crossroads.

Briggs’ filmography includes Oliver Twist, The Last Escape, 633 Squadron, and The Office Party. As far as we know, the actor has accumulated some impressive wealth to ward off any financial hassles. He is right in his eighties, and we hope he is taking good care of his health. Briggs won the title of an MBE in the year 2007.

Kelly McGillis – 1957

Kelly McGillis was one of the main stars in the 1986 Top Gun movie, having played Charlotte "Charlie" Blackwood's character. However, fans were shocked to find out that she isn't in its upcoming sequel Top Gun: Maverick. Well, McGillis was equally stunned as she wasn't asked to play in it.

Setbacks like that haven't kept McGillis from keeping up her appearances over the years. In fact, she played Miriam Saslaw in Dirty John in 2020 although, it was an uncredited role. Today, McGillis is 63 years old and serves as an acting mentor at The New York Studio for Stage and Screen NYS3 in Asheville, North Carolina.

Sally Ann Howes – 1930

English singer/actress Sally Ann Howes has enjoyed a six-decade-long career on TV, the big screen, and the stage. Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, a 1968 musical film, is perhaps her best-known role. Her stellar performance in the 1963 musical Brigadoon earned her a Best Lead Actress Tony Award.

Howes adopted the late Christopher Adler and his brother Andrew, who are the sons of her late husband, Richard Adler. She stepped up to the plate following their mother's death in 1964. Howes has been married thrice, first to Maxwell Coker, then to Adler, and she's currently married to Douglas Rae.

Tim Matheson – 1947

Tim Matheson has been working on TV ever since he was 13 years old. One of the first projects he ever undertook was in the Window on Main Street series. Today, he is 73 years old and known for movies like The National Lampoon’s Animal House, and series like Bonanza, The West Wing, and most recently, Virgin River.

Matheson has never once stopped acting throughout his long-standing career, despite earning a fortune of around $5 million! He’s now expected to participate in an upcoming documentary film called Chasing Whiskey. In the meantime, he has been married to Elizabeth Marighetto, his third wife, since 2018.

Petula Clark - 1932

Petula Clark, is a British singer, actress, and composer and for the last eighty years. Her career began with BBC Radio, but her major success was with the song, The Little Shoemaker, . She produced songs in various languages like French, German, Italian, and Spanish. Clark has sold a record-breaking 68 million records, and that is simply amazing.

She is now in her 80s, but manages to look stylish and spectacular. If you want to know, what keeps her looking so refreshingly young and gorgeous, she shared it all in a recent interview. The actress walks regularly, eats right, and laughs a lot. That and her music makes her look young and gorgeous.

Well, she does not restrict herself too much and enjoys a glass of wine occasionally. Well, we wish this I Know a Place, songstress lots of luck for her journey ahead. May she continue to mesmerize us with her angelic voice in the years to come.

Pam St. Clement - 1942

Pamela Ann Clements, professionally known as Pam St Clement, is an English actress who was known as Pat Butcher in the BBC soap opera, EastEnders. She went on to essay the role from the month of June 1986 till January 2012, even appearing for a guest appearance in May 2016, making her the show's longest-serving cast member.

Pam, with the tremendous success of her show, went on to star in several other shows, either in a full-fledged role or making guest appearances. However, there is no question about the fact that it was the show EastEnders that put her in the spotlight.

With time, she busied herself in doing various other work, mainly charity as she is an animal lover and an avid conservationist. She loves dogs and is involved with various charities to ensure their upkeep and well-being.  St Clement's autobiography, The End of an Earring, was released in 2015 and sheds light on her personal and professional life. Nowadays, she seems to still be a live wire and continues to live her life with a smile on her face.

David Birney – 1939

With his on-screen debut, David Birney started making many women swoon with his charisma and charm. He made his debut on the successful soap opera Love Is a Many Splendid Thing in 1967 and from then on, his career took to new heights and he straddled the world of television, film, and theater with ease.

He went on to star in several theater productions, bagging a leading role in Ron Cowen’s play Summertree, as a soldier who dies in Vietnam. It fetched him the Theater World and Clarence Derwent Award in 1968 which is an impressive feat in itself.

These days, he's spending many good days with his longtime companion, Michelle Roberge. While he has certainly aged and the passage of time evident on his face, we will always remember him for his suave looks and his wonderful acting on the stage, TV, and silver screen.

Philip Michael Thomas – 1949

Philip proved that he is made for bigger things in life when he starred as Ricardo Tubbs in Miami Vice, the hit television series of the 80s decade. Post that, several opportunities came his way, and he made appearances in several television movies. Also, he lent his voice for Grand Theft Auto: Vice City as well as Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories.

Philip has turned 70 and now boasts of the most spectacular gray hair that we have witnessed in recent times. The Columbus native has five sons, six daughters, and one step-daughter too.

He is happy in his own space now and leading a cool lifestyle. The wealth he got during his career would support him during his retirement years. We are sure he will never have any monetary concerns or health issues in the years to come!

 

Richard Keith — 1950

Keith Thibodeaux is a popular actor who made his debut in the entertainment world as a child. Famous by his screen name Richard Keith, he rose to fame by playing the role of Little Ricky in the sitcom I Love Lucy. The actor went on to be part of every household with his long-spanning career.

Basing on the success of this television show, he went on to be part of two other long-running shows too, i.e,m We Love Lucy and The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour. Besides that, he was also a successful musician and is an integral part of the music group David and the Giants.

Richard Keith walked down the aisle with Kathy Thibodeaux in 1976 and has a daughter Tara Thibodeaux. His net worth currently stands at $1 million. Richard is now closer to his 70s and is not planning on retiring any time soon. We are sure his net worth will continue to increase in the years ahead.

Lex Luger - 1958

Lawrence Wendell Pfohl or Lex Luger as we know him is a former professional wrestler, bodybuilder, football player, and television producer who needs no introduction. Long after his career as a professional wrestler came to an end, he began working again with the WWE and their wellness policy.

He is now 62 years old and has been part of numerous movies and television shows. This includes The Price of Fame, SuperBrawl 2001, Survivor Series 1993, Camp WWE, and The Greatest Cage Matches Of All Time to name a few.

His net worth currently stands at $3 million. This came after a paralytic attract that left him in a wheelchair for a while. However, he is now mobile again and is working on the well-being of his fellow professional wrestlers. We hope he continues to stay in shape and health for many more years ahead.

Joe Pesci – 1943

Joseph Frank Pesci is a popular actor and musician who rose to fame with his debut in the 1960s. He is popular by his stage name Joe Pesci and has been part of some amazing movies and television shows since then. This includes Raging Bull, Home Alone, Goodfellas, Casino, The Irishman, My Cousin Vinny, A Bronx Tale, and The Good Shepard to name a few.

The Academy Award-winning actor is also behind albums like Vincent LaGuardia Gambini Sings Just for You, Little Joe Sure Can Sing!, Pesci... Still Singing. He walked down the aisle with Claudia Haro and has one child from his wedding.

The actor is now 77 years old and has a net worth of $50 million. With retirement not on the cards any time soon, we are sure his wealth will immensely increase in the years to come!

Bolo Yeung - 1946

Yang Sze is a former professional bodybuilder, film actor, and martial artist who needs no introduction. However, his fans know him better by his stage name Bolo Yeung. The 74 years old bodybuilder who is still active in his career as a martial arts film actor.

This Chinese born American actor has three children Danny Yeung, David Yeung, and Debbra Yeung. However, there is not much information available on his spouse. The actor is currently 74 years old and has a net worth of $2 million. He announced his retirement when he was 72 years and lives away from the media glare.

He currently lives in his massive Monterey Park, which cost him a whopping $1.5 million. The house has four bedrooms and baths and has all the luxuries that an actor like him would desire. We hope he continues to focus on his health and stays in shape for many more years to come!

Gladys Knight –  1944

Gladys Maria Knight is a popular actress, singer, songwriter, author, and businesswoman who needs no introduction. She made her way into every person's heart with a debut in 1952 by winning the Ted Mack's The Original Amateur Hour contest when she was barely seven years old.

Since then the singer has won seven Grammy Awards of the 22 nominations. Besides that, she also went on to win the title of "Empress of Soul." She is currently with the music group Gladys Knight & the Pips, and has produced numerous soulful albums and songs.

She walked down the aisle four times and has three children from the marriages. The 76 years old singer currently has a net worth of $28 million and lives in Fairview, North Carolina. We hope she continues to produce soulful music and be an integral part of the entertainment industry for many more years to come.

Al Pacino - 1940

Alfredo James Pacino, the Academy Award-winning actor has been entertaining us for over five decades now. Besides a massive fan base and enormous wealth, he has also won two Primetime Emmy Awards two Tony Awards, and the Triple Crown of Acting.

Some of his popular movies and TV shows are Scent of a Woman, The Godfather, The Irishman, Head, Hunters, Angels in America, and You Don't Know Jack, to name a few. He lives in a massive home in Palisades, New York that cost him a whopping $34 million. However, given his wealth, that's not a surprising figure.

Popular as Al Pacino he is now in his 80s and continues to entertain his fans relentlessly to this day. From earning $125 per week in 1967, he now has a massive net worth of $120 million. That shows how he has come a long way. We hope he continues to entertain us for many more years to come!

Jamie Farr - 1934

Jamie Farr is a popular television, film, and theater actor and comedian who needs no introduction. He made his debut in 1955 and has since then been a household name. However, his big break came by featuring as a cross-dresser in the sitcom M*A*S*H.

Besides being a popular actor he is also a successful author who has published two books Just Farr Fun and Hababy's Christmas Eve. He walked down the aisle with Joy-Ann Richards in 1963 and they comfortably live in Bell Canyon, CA.

The actor is now 86 years old and far from planning a retirement. We are sure his wealth of $6 million will continue to increase in the years to come. He looks fit and healthy despite his age, and we are guessing that it's a result of his healthy lifestyle choices and regular exercise. We hope he continues to stay in shape and entertain us for decades ahead!

Tina Turner — 1939

Tina Turner is a popular singer, songwriter, actress, and dancer who rose to fame in the 60s. Her biggest moment of fame came as a performer for the Ike & Tina Turner Revue. She also has a successful career as a solo performer and is famous for her energetic performance on stage.

One look at the singer you would know that she looks energetic to this day and it is almost impossible to believe that she's in her 80s. The 80-year-old singer walked down the aisle twice and has four children Raymond Craig Turner, Ronnie Turner, Ike Turner Jr, and Michael Turner. Tina Turner is a winner of 8 Grammys of the 25 nominations that she received.

The singer is still active and being an active stage performer to this day. And as her fans, we cannot be happier about it. She has sold over 200 million records so far and has a net worth of $270 million. Should she ever decide to retire, it would keep her away from all the financial concerns.

Elinor Donahue – 1937

We all know Mary Elinor Donahue from the days when she used to portray the character of Betty Anderson in Father Knows Best, the American sitcom from the 50s decade.

Her performance in the show earned respect and appreciation from all quarters and, respectable net worth. She has been part of films such as The Unfinished Dance, Honeymoon Lodge, The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement, and Pretty Woman among a host of others.

Elinor didn’t have much success in her first two marriages. However, her third marriage with Lou Genevrino has stood the test of time. The two have been together for the last 28 years or so, but their relationship shows no signs of strain. At 83, Elinor is the perfect epitome of elegance, and we love the way she has been carrying herself so far.

Michael J. Fox – 1961

Michael J. Fox caught our imagination with his portrayal of Mart McFly in the Back to the Future series. He has been a regular on TV and is playing Alex P. Keaton in Family Ties and Mike Flaherty in Spin City.

He has been rewarded for his performances and has laid his hands on over three Golden Globe Awards, five Primetime Emmys, and two SAGs. As a result, his bank accounts have flourished with time. Though he took a brief hiatus owing to deteriorating health, Michael has made a comeback and is doing great these days.

He walked down the aisle with actress Tracy Pollan in 1988, and the duo is proud parents of four adorable kids. Michael has been around for the last four and a half decades, and it seems he is going to continue for some more time. We wish him all the best for the projects that are in the pipeline. 

Paul Hogan – 1939

The comedian and actor from Australia won our hearts with his performance as Michael Dundee in the 1986 flick, Crocodile Dundee. His portrayal in the film won him an Oscar in the Best Original Screenplay category and a Golden Globe in the Best Actor category.

His huge success helped him pile up quite a decent amount in his banks. However, if you compare his professional achievements to his personal life, the latter hasn’t been quite fruitful. Paul tied the knot with Linda Kozlowski in 1990. But somehow, things didn’t work between the two, and the couple decided to part ways in 2014.

Anyway, he is doing quite well now and has plenty in his hands. We wish to see him keeping good health in the days to come. He has just stepped into the eighth decade of his life now.

Willie Mays – 1931

William Howard Mays Jr, popular as Willie Mays, is arguably the greatest living baseball star ever in the history of the sport. His career at the Major League Baseball spanned 22 seasons throughout which he New York/ San Francisco Giants.

Mays finished his career plying his trade for the New York Mets. He was honored with an induction into the prestigious Baseball Hall of Fame back in 1979. Mays laid his hands on a Most Valuable Player title twice and won over 11 Gold Glove awards in his tenure. Aside from that, he made his way to an All-Star game a staggering 24 times, and that speaks volumes of his skills.

Mays has garnered an attractive fortune for himself and is keen on maintaining a nice credit score throughout. He is now close to the 90s and is doing fine.

Barry Manilow – 1943

One of the most reputed personalities in the music world, Barry Manilow, has showcased his singing and songwriting skills throughout a career of almost five decades. Some of his hit numbers are I Write the Songs, Copacabana, Could It Be Magic, and Can’t Smile Without You, etc.

Thirteen of his albums have been certified platinum, while 6 of his albums have received multi-platinum certifications. Though he has isn’t found much favor among the critics, Barry has an ocean of fans who are loyal to him. He is in a marital relationship with Garry Kief since the year 2014, and the duo has had some great times together.

His music genre mainly includes pop and soft rock and has always made it a point to strike the right chord. With enough wealth under his belt, Barry has simply nothing to wrack his brains on.

Lorenzo Lamas – 1958

Lorenzo rose to prominence with his portrayal of Lance Cumson in Falcon Crest, the CBS soap opera. His work in the show was appreciated from all quarters, and that led him to grab a nomination for Golden Globe Award in the Best Supporting Actor category.

He also attained a huge amount of fame with his performance as Reno Raines in Renegade, the crime drama series as well as Hector Ramirez in The Bold and the Beautiful.  Lorenzo has tied the five times till now and is the father of six.

Born in 1958, he is now well past 60. However, it’s impossible to tell his age by just looking at him. He has maintained his suave and has retained his good looks too. Whatever investments he has made in his career has reaped dividends for him, and that’s outstanding without a shade of doubt.

Joyce Randolph - 1924

Joyce Randolph came under the spotlight when she grabbed the opportunity of portraying Trixie Norton in The Honeymooners, one of the most-watched sitcoms on TV. All her co-stars on the show have left for their heavenly abode, and Joyce is the only surviving member of the cast right now.

She started with Broadway and then went on to appear in television shows. She stayed married to Richard Lincoln Charles from the year 1955 until the time he breathed his last in 1997. Joyce initiated her career in the year 1949 and took retirement in 2000. The 95-year-old looks as graceful as ever and has embraced aging with grace.

We want to see more of her, but we aren’t sure whether her health would permit that. Nevertheless, we will always remain grateful to her for entertaining us for so many decades. 

Batista – 1969

The former professional wrestler is still one of the names to reckon with in wrestling, especially in the World Wrestling Entertainment. Dave Bautista, popular by his ring name, Batista, holds the record of reigning as the World Heavyweight Champion for 282 days, the longest one to date.

Aside from that, he has also emerged as a winner at the Royal Rumble match in 2005. Besides that, he has won the WWE Championship title twice. After taking retirement from wrestling, Batista went on to take up a career in Hollywood and has played significant roles in a host of films like Guardians of the Galaxy, Avengers: Infinity War, The Man with the Iron Fists, and Avengers: Endgame. He is currently 51 years of age.

However, being a wrestler once, he still looks fit as a fiddle. Batista boasts of an incredible net worth which he has earned owing to his hard work and commitment.

Bob Eubanks – 1938

The famous disc jockey, who is also a celebrated TV personality, has been a constant favorite among the viewers. He grabbed the limelight as the host of The Newlywed Game, the popular game show.

Bob has been honored with a distinction of earning a star on the esteemed Hollywood Walk of Fame. The honor was given to him in 2000 owing to his contribution to the world of television. Additionally, Bob has also been bestowed upon with an Emmy Award in the lifetime achievement category. The award was conferred upon him by the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.

He got hitched to Deborah James in  2004, and if you ask us, we would say that two make the perfect couple. His savings throughout have been impressive, and that’s what matters at the end of the day. We wish the duo good luck for the times to come.

Emil Minty – 1972

The former child star earned quite a good name for herself when she portrayed the role of a feral kid in Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior, Post that, Emil received minor roles in films such as The Winds of Jarrah and Fluteman.

After completing his school, he decided to bid farewell to his acting career. He chose a different career path and soon started earning a handsome amount as a jeweler. Well, whatever he has chosen in his life, Emil seems to be quite proud of that, and we are happy for him too.

We just hope that he is raking in an amount enough to pick up an appropriate life and health insurance policy for himself and his family too. However, we haven’t seen him working after 1992 and do wish we would get a glance of Emil on the small screen one fine day.

James Spader – 1960

James Spader is famous for playing eccentric characters in several films, including Stargate, Crash, Secretary, and others. He has portrayed the titular role in the 2015 film Avengers: Age of Ultron and gained further recognition.

Spader was part of popular shows like The Practice, Boston Legal, a spin-off of the former, aside from The Office and The Blacklist. He walked down the aisle with Victoria Kheel in the year 1987 but the marriage ended in 2004. Starting his career in 1978, Spader has come a long way, and the amount of money he has pulled over till now would be sufficient to last him a lifetime.

Standing on the verge of beginning the seventh decade of his life, he is still much active. We hope he has had his life insurance policies chalked out before everything.

Richard Simmons - 1948

Simmons has always been popular for his energetic, extravagant, and eccentric personality, and definitely for his investment in fitness. The former fitness instructor caught the fancy of many when he started promoting his weight loss programs all across the United States.

His aerobics videos were enough to put him under the limelight. His gym at Beverly Hills, California has been catering to those who are overweight. It is probably doing better business these days.

Simmons got more exposure to his appearances on the , Late Show, with David Letterman as well as The Howard Stern Show on television and radio respectively. It has been long that Simmons has moved away from the limelight. However, you can spot him in Geico commercials these days, aside from several other endorsements. 

Jake Steinfeld - 1958

Steinfeld is widely popular as one of the icons of the fitness industry. He is one of the founding people for starting the personal fitness training industry. FitTV, a fitness lifestyle network is his brainchild. He has been pouring in some good money into his bank account through his brand, which is popular worldwide as Body by Jake.

Steinfeld has been active in the circuit since the year 1979 and is still going strong. His current objective is probably to transform the fitness industry and mold it according to the digital age. Jake has come up with a personal training platform named FitOrbit 2.0, which is available online.

The platform happens to offer fitness services at highly affordable prices so that anybody can avail of them. The platform, in short, is accessible to all and that's indeed a piece of good news for fitness enthusiasts as well as for those who are aiming for a weight loss.

Tamilee Webb – 1958

Tamilee Webb entered the American households through her series, Abs of Steel and of course, Buns of Steel. Her fitness videos in the series helped her earn widespread acclamation and propelled her forward in the industry.

Webb possibly made a revenue of over $10 million through video sales. Banking on her accomplishments, she grabbed an opportunity to be among the fitness experts who appeared on FitTV.

For all those who don't know what FitTV is, it is a digital channel that is jointly owned by ESPN Communications Pros. and Discovery Communications. If you want to stay updated with what Webb is up to these days, she has released her workout videos recently, which go by the titles Arms & Abs of Steel, Buns of Steel 3, and Abs of Steel 1. She also happens to be the CEO of Webb International, her enterprise.

Judi Sheppard Missett - 1944

Judi deserves credit for setting up Jazzercise, in Illinois while she was attending the prestigious Northwestern University. Many experts believe that the fitness industry wouldn't have been the same, had Jazzercise been not there.

Jazzercise happens to be a fun workout that includes dance, resistance training, and strength, all combined. People who practice it have a whale of time swinging their bodies to mainstream music which are quite favorite with the masses.

Judi's investment in Jazzercise has reaped huge dividends without an iota of doubt and has helped innumerable fitness enthusiasts all along. Judi's amazing physique has always been a prime example of how effective the workout has been. Her success in the business has taken her up the ladder of fame and Judi has never had to look back again. At 76 years of age, she still looks wow.  

Tonya Harding - 1970

Even though she didn't belong to a family that focused on fitness, Tonya Harding has always been inclined towards athleticism. This is probably the reason why she chose to be a figure skater. Once she took the sport up as her career, nothing on earth could stop her from attaining her goals.

Harding went on to take part in the Winter Olympics Figure Skating Competition and Exhibition in the year 1994. She was in a controversy regarding her participation at the Winter Olympics, but that never took away the credit of being one of the most iconic individuals in the figure skating circuit from her.

However, due to all the hullabaloo about her involvement in the controversy, Harding decided to move away from the limelight and hasn't contemplated making a comeback since then. Her current net worth is enough for her to help her lead a comfortable life.

Nancy Kerrigan - 1969

The retired figure skater remains a name to reckon with in the circuit. Nancy laid her hands on bronze medals which she won at the World Championships in the year 1991 and the Winter Olympics in the year 1992. Aside from that, she has earned silver at the World Championships in 1992 and the Winter Olympics in 1994.

In addition to that, Nancy also happens to be aa former US National Figure Skating Champion. She won the title in 1993. Nancy found an inclination towards figure skating right from the age of six and even at the age of 50, she can't take that love out from her heart. She is very fond of reminiscing those memorable days and flashes a big smile that warms our hearts.

Nancy took everyone by surprise when she made a comeback into the limelight for the 24th season of Dancing With The Stars. The money she has amassed till now would never force her to avail of personal loans or anything of that sort.  

Chris Evett Lloyd - 1954

The former tennis icon has been one of the most stylish players to have stepped on to the court. Throughout her career, Evert pocketed three titles in the double category and 18 Grand Slams in the singles category.

Overall, she has 32 doubles titles and 157single championship titles to her credit. With so much success under her belt, building a nice bank balance has never been tough for her. Many might not be aware of the fact that Evert's record of seven French Open Singles was left unbroken for 27 years.

She has maintained her gorgeous demeanor and it seems that she can never get old. Born in the year 1954, Evert is all of 65 now and is still enjoying all the attention despite retiring from tennis years ago. We do miss her action on the court.

Charlene Prickett - 1946

Born in the 40s, Charlene Prickett is still popular among the fitness freaks for her videos on how to be fitted round the clock. She used to combine simple choreography with very basic workout moves.

That was enough to catch the imagination of the senior crowd and of course those who were looking for less strenuous exercises while getting introduced to athleticism. No wonder, she garnered massive fame and popularity through her simple moves.

Her video series included Jump Aerobics, Return to Slender: A Step Aerobics and Muscle Toning Workout for Postnatal and Overweight Women as well as Cruising Altitude: 1 Hour Vigorous Low Impact Aerobics. Charlene has long been out of the limelight. But we are sure that with the money she has piled on throughout her career, she is definitely into luxury these days.

Sharon Bruneau - 1964

Being born on the 1st of February, 1964, Sharon is now 56 years of age. She is a successful former professional female bodybuilder from Canada, a model, and a fitness instructor.

She initiated her journey as a model but found herself suffering from pneumonia. As a result, she was forced to quit. After she was confident that she has covered, Sharon took up bodybuilding and started making her body stronger by lifting weights.

Her appearance on the covers of popular fitness magazines did benefit her career to a great extent. Sharon has also acted in a few films such as Tornado Run, R.S.V.P, Nemesis 2:  Nebula, and Nemesis III: Prey Harder. All the investments that she has made in her career have been completely fruitful and that goes without saying. 

Tracy Austin - 1978

Austin has been a prominent tennis star in her heydays and a former World No.1. Throughout her career, she laid her hands on more than two Grand Slam titles, the WTA Tour Championship title, the mixed doubles title at the 1980 Wimbledon Championships, and many others.

She was going great guns until a fatal automobile accident forced her to quit the sport forever. It was indeed heart-breaking for her fans, including us. After calling it a day, Austin has been earning quite a lot of bucks as a commentator for the USA Network as well as NBC.

She has covered both the US Open and the French Open. Post that, Austin has been working efficiently on Canadian TV and has been involved in the coverage of the Rogers Cup since the year 2004. She has pocketed enough money to secure an insurance policy for herself.

Kathy Smith - 1951

The personal fitness instructor garnered a lot of positive reviews and appreciation for her workout videos which she released during the latter half of the 80s decade and the 90s decade as well.

Her work as a trainer threw her into the limelight and she has been basking in the glory since then. She has earned the distinction of churning out 16 million workout videos to date and has accumulated a lot of bucks in her banks.

This goes on to prove how successful and enterprising she has been in her career. Her exercise and nutrition program has proved to be helpful for people who have taken a keen interest in fitness. Smith joined hands with the American Diabetes Association and helped many to change their lifestyle. Owing to her contribution, Smith has often been hailed as the titan of the workout industry.

Linnea Quigley - 1958

Linnea Quigley's Horror Workout immediately catapulted the model, actress, and author into the big league. As an actress, Quigley has often starred in several horror flicks, owing to which she has often been hailed as a scream queen.

She has also acted in big-budget films such as Silent Night, Deadly Night, Savage Streets, and Graduation Day. Aside from that, she has also been a singer and has penned down three books to date.

In addition to all these, Quigley has been a popular animal rights activist and a prominent member of PETA as well. Her workout videos have been quite different from the rest and that has probably helped her stand apart from the crowd. With a nice credit score under her belt, Quigley has nothing to worry about as far as her retirement fund is concerned.

Cynthia Kereluk - 1962

The fitness guru from Canada has been a name that every fitness aficionado is probably conversant with. Though she has toiled hard to get that awesome well-toned body, some credit for her stunning looks goes to her genes and of course, mother nature. With an amazing demeanor to boast of, Cynthia grabbed the Miss Canada title in the year 1984 and went on to participate at the Miss Universe pageant.

Hence, garnering widespread attention was a cakewalk for her. More popularity came along Cynthia's way when she came up with Everyday Workout, her fitness program. She is into a marital relationship with Paul Rodgers, the famous English rocker.

Cynthia has probably decided to shift away from all the limelight and is spending some cozy times with her hubby these days. Also, she is possibly taking the help of a financial advisor to manage her money.

Cathy Lee Crosby – 1944

Popular as Cathy Crosby, the former actress, and a great tennis player advocated healthy living like no other way back in the 80s. Crosby made quite a name for herself as the co-host of the TV series- That’s Incredible.

It started with the 1968 series- It Takes a Thief, followed by productions like An Investigation of a Murder, Call Me by My Rightful Name and Wonder Woman; all of which made her a true sensation.

In 2016, Crosby would have returned with Prayer Never Fails, but chose to stay away from the public eye. While there’s no doubt that Crosby made enough money in her career, but a series of court issues with Joe Theismann, the football player whom she dated during the 80s, caused her to face severe bankruptcy. At 72, she desires peace naturally and focuses her attention on charities galore. That’s the Wonder Woman we thought wasn’t alive!

Tony Little – 1956

That characteristic ‘long blonde ponytail’ and a ‘booming voice’ surely makes Tonya class apart! America’s Personal Trainer - that’s exactly how he was famous for. He has made the catchphrase ‘You can do it!’ a highly popular one.

Unfortunately, he met with a very severe car accident in 1983 and suffered innumerable injuries. Perhaps that required him to tighten his insurance bit also. After all, considerable expenses incurred back then.

Despite life’s tragic turn, Tony kept up with his die-hard spirit. At the time of recovery, he released few exercise programs and a book- One on One with Tony Little: The Complete 28 day Body Sculpting and Weight Loss Program. Even when he couldn’t stay active, the fitness videos fetched him close to 14 Platinum Awards! At 61, Little is popular for several TV appearances he made thereafter and several parody skits.

Fabio Lanzoni – 1959

For those who kept a close eye on fitness magazines and workout series during the 80s and 90s Fabio is a name they know for sure. It’s next to impossible not to have heard of Fabio- the super-hunk Italian American actor, spokesman, and fashion model for every fitness freak.

He started his first modeling job at the tender age of 19! And since then, he essayed multiple roles, including that of a ghost-writer and a novelist. Reportedly, the diversity he showcased in his career earned him a net worth close to $15 million.

In recent times, the spokesman's persona in him got him work and visibility. So all those who weren’t lucky enough to see him featuring on billboards and book covers. You would remember him as the new ‘Old Spice guy’ and also the face of I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter spread. At 60, Lanzoni still makes news via his appearance son TV series, commercials and occasionally, movies.

Robert Fuller - 1933

Robert Fuller’s rise to stardom was something pretty unusual but not uncommon. He had humble beginnings as a stuntman, but he always worked harder and persevered until people started noticing him.

Eventually, he graduated from doing someone else's stunts to making a name for himself in a variety of movies. He went on to star in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, alongside Marilyn Monroe in 1953.

After serving his country in the Korean War in 1955, he made a comeback with Laramie and Wagon Train which catapulted him to fame. He took up a retirement in 2001 and seems to have made his ranch as his retirement home. We're glad that he seems to be doing well for himself away from the bright spotlight Hollywood.

Clu Gulager — 1928

The actor and director rose to fame with his work on TV. Clu Gulager received widespread acclamation for his portrayal of Emmett Ryker in The Virginian, a Western series on NBC, and William H. Bonney in The Tall Man, a series on NBC.

Talking about his film career, Gulager grabbed attention with his role in the 1964 flick, The Killers, and is widely popular for his part opposite the legendary duo, Joanne Woodward and Paul Newman, in Winning.

Aside from that, he poured some good currency in his banks with films like The Initiation, Feast, Tangerine, and The Return of the Living Dead. Born in the year 1928, Gulager is now in his nineties. In spite of being active for more than seven decades, he is a livewire and refuses to quit.

Lee Majors — 1939

Harvey Lee Yeary a.k.a. Lee Majors carved a space for himself in the industry as a television, film, and voice actor. His most popular portrayals to date have probably been that of Heath Barkley in The Big Valley, a Western series, Colt Seavers in The Fall Guy, and Steve Austin in The Six Million Dollar Man, a sci-fi action series.

Aside from these, he was also part of the cast of Killer Fish, Trojan War, The Agency, and Scrooged. Because of his long list of movies, Lee Majors has quite an enviable wealth to boast of. Before getting a permanent life partner in Faith Cross, Majors was married to Kathy Robinson, Farrah Fawcett, and Karen Velez.

He has had some serious issues with his health in 2003 as he had to go through a heart bypass surgery. We hope he would come up with some more exciting projects in the future.

Clint Eastwood – 1930

What can we say about Clint Eastwood that has not already been said? Man With No Name, Million Dollar Baby, Dirty Harry, and Any Which Way You Can are some of his best movies.

Interestingly, the poncho he used in A Fistful of Dollars, For A Few Dollars More and The Good, The Bad and the Ugly was the same poncho – and had never been washed! He actually still has the poncho.

His unique selling point was him delivering dialogues with a cigar dangling between his lips. Soon, he created a style of his own and was famous for being an icon of masculinity. He had a string of relationships where both his marriages ended in divorce. Unlike other Hollywood celebrities, he was never in a rehab center but he is planning to play a 90-year-old smuggler in his next venture.

George Hamilton — 1939

George Hamilton is one Hollywood actor who occupies a special place in every Hollywood fan's heart. He started out in 1952 and it took little time to attain stardom.

He made it big with only his first film, Crime and Punishment U.S.A. in 1959 and laid his hands on the Golden Globe Award. Hamilton then went on to grab substantial roles in movies viz. By Love Possessed, Home from the Hill, Once Is Not Enough, and many others.

You might have also caught him in The Godfather II. It goes without saying that Hamilton amassed a huge sum in his bank account all throughout his career. Aside from his acting prowess, the actor’s tan also made him quite popular among the masses. We are surprised by how well he has been able to maintain his suntan even at this age.

Robert Wagner - 1930

It Takes A Thief, Hart To Hart, Switch and much later Two And Half Men are some of the shows that Robert Wagner is famous for. He had also acted in some quite good movies like The Pink Panther, A Kiss Before Dying, etc.

He is still working these days. Hence, he might not find the need to do his retirement planning now, but it is never too early. He married thrice but all of them ended in a divorce. We hope he has enough in his bank accounts after paying for all the alimony to sustain him in his retirement.

Wagner has made it far in Hollywood considering that once upon a time he was simply an extra, and only earned his shot at fame when he was a teenager and offered to sign a contract with 20^th Century Fox Studios.

Richard Chamberlain — 1934

Richard Chamberlain caught everyone’s fancy with his title role in Dr. Kildare, a series on television. He accentuated his popularity with his performance in miniseries such as The Thorn Birds and Shogun, aside from his enactment in films like King Solomon's Mines and The Bourne Identity.

He had the distinction of alongside the likes of Gemma Craven, Sharon Stone, and Katherine Hepburn. Chamberlain has also impressed us with his acting prowess in a number of Broadway products as well.

Shattered Love, his autobiography, was lapped up by his fans and has gone down in history as one of the best-selling books. The actor is all of 83 now and is all hale and hearty. He is quite focused on his finances and he is ably guided by his financial advisor.

Bob Newhart – 1929

Bob Newhart was a standup comedian first and later moved on to greener pastures as an actor. Before his entertainment work, he was actually an accountant for US Gypsum in Chicago.

He released an album of comedic monologues that became a worldwide hit. The fact that he delivered funny lines with a straight face and stammered often created an even deeper impact on the audience. His album The Button-Down Mind Of Bob Newhart topped the Billboard charts.

Later, he had his own TV program titled The Bob Newhart Show. He won an Emmy for his portrayal of Professor Proton in The Big Bang Theory. In fact, all in all, Newhart has managed to earn himself nine Primetime Emmy  Awards over his career. After suffering a lot due to his smoking habits, he has stopped smoking and concentrates on his diet and fitness now.

Joan Collins – 1933

Dame Joan Henrietta Collins, popular as Joan Collins, is an English actress, columnist, and author. After growing up in the midst of World War II, she made a debut on stage with A Doll’s House when she was just nine.

She became popular with films like Rally Round The Flag Boys! and The Girl In The Red Velvet Swing in the 50s. However, when she was a growing girl she actually dreamed of becoming a private detective or a fashion designer. These two things that we doubt would have brought her the fame that her acting career did!

Her portrayal of Alexis Colby in the 80s movie Dynasty earned her a Golden Globe Award. She was honored with a damehood by the Queen in 2015 for her contributions to charity. Her amazing fitness has allowed her to continue being a live wire even in her advancing age.

Angie Dickinson – 1931

After starting off with television, the American actress went on to earn a milestone in her career with Gun The Man Down in 1956. She grabbed the Golden Globe Award for Best New Actress in Rio Bravo in 1959.

Angie is most popular for her remarkable portrayals in Police Woman, Big Bad Mama, and Dressed To Kill. Dickinson grabbed yet another Golden Globe and a Primetime Emmy for Police Woman, a crime series on NBC.

Dickinson also has a Saturn Awards under her belt, and has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame!   In the latter half of her industrious career, she has starred in many a miniseries and some television movies, like Even Cowgirls Get the Blues and Big Bad Love. She has a remarkable career of six decades-long behind her name! We haven’t heard of her retirement plan yet.

Ann-Margret – 1941

Ann Margret looked stunning back in the day, her beauty gracing the big screen and starring in movies like Bye Bye Birdie, Viva Las Vegas, and The Cincinnati Kid. Meanwhile, her dancing and singing career took off as well.

She was popular as the female version of Elvis Presley! Her vibrant yet sultry contralto voice made many swoons! However, she went ahead and released a gospel album in 2001, very different from her earlier singing work.

After the gospel album followed an album of Christmas songs, which was released in the year 2014.  At 79, she looks very graceful and keeps us wondering what anti-aging cream or lotion she uses. Retirement homes can wait for her because just three years back in 2014, she appeared in Ray Donovan. If Betty White can work in her nineties, Ann Margret definitely can.

Tippi Hedren – 1930

We often see daughters of actresses coming into Hollywood, but for Tippi, there are three generations of her family working in Hollywood now. Her daughter is Melanie Griffith and her granddaughter is Dakota Johnson, who has recently appeared in the Fifty Shades trilogy.

Hedren’s own career in entertainment took off when she starred in a TV commercial that happened to catch the eye of famous director Alfred Hitchcock. The Birds, Marnie and Chaplin’s A Countess From Hong Kong are some of Tippi's most famous movies.

She is also popular as a die-hard animal welfare activist. Out of her four marriages, three ended in divorce. Hopefully, she has maintained excellent health with a good diet. Hedren also has a love for animals and launched a sanctuary for rescued exotic cats called Shambala Preserve. She actually currently resides in a house that is built on this sanctuary so he can be close to her beloved animals!

Angela Lansbury – 1925

Angela Lansbury is a British-American actress who is in her 90s and has had a career spanning seven decades. Awarded an Honorary Oscar for her contributions to the film industry, she acted in The Picture Of Dorian Gray, Gaslight, The Manchurian Candidate, The King And I, Murder, and She Wrote and was a voice artist for Mrs. Potts in Disney’s Beauty And The Beast.

She had investments in a production company that she co-owned with her husband. Despite being beautiful, she was offered roles of an older woman once she came back from her hiatus. Hollywood is not very kind to aging — she has admitted which is why so many actresses undergo cosmetic surgery.

Lansbury is also an actress who must hold the record for most Emmy losses, as she has been nominated a whopping eighteen times for the prestigious award, yet has not won it even once!

 Shirley MacLaine – 1934

Shirley Maclaine starred in several old Hollywood classics. Her popular films are The Apartment, and Some Came Running, and she won an Oscar for Terms Of Endearment. MacLaine was nominated for six Academy Awards and won one.

She also won a Primetime Emmy Award and was nominated six times. Rightly named after the famous Shirley Temple, her acting skills have been highly acclaimed.

She also happens to be the sister of Warren Beatty, the famous actor, and director. She was married just once and got a divorce in 1982. Shirley looks great even at this age — even her skin looks younger than 83, how does she manage to look like that? Share your anti-aging secrets, Shirley! We're dying to know! She is also a wonderful character with beliefs in UFOs and extraterrestrial life, and reincarnation! Sounds like she is a woman who has a lot to talk about!

Dean Stockwell – 1936

The actor who entertained us with movies like The Green Years, Gentleman’s Agreement, The Player, and Air Force One is none other than Dean Stockwell. He had the good fortune of working alongside Frank Sinatra, Gene Kelly, and Gregory Peck.

Besides being an actor, he is an artist and an expert golfer as well. Stockwell won a Golden Globe Award in 1990, and another in 1948. His most recent works are in 2015, with the film Entertainment and in 2014 with NCIS: New Orleans. Unfortunately, Stockwell suffered but recovered from a stroke in 2017, and has since retired from his showbiz career.

Stockwell has a comfortable fortune to live off of thanks to his seven-decade long career in entertainment that has fattened up his bank account. Aside from his talents and skills, he happens to also be an environmentalist, with interest in caring about the planet.

 Jerry Lee Lewis – 1935

Jerry Lee Lewis alias The Killer is a singer, musician, and pianist who was one of the leading musicians in the field of rock and roll and belted out hits like "Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’On", "Great Balls Of Fire", "Breathless", and "High School Confidential". However, his controversial marriage to his cousin, who's ten years younger than him, dwindled his popularity.

Jerry made a comeback with his album Life At The Star Club, Hamburg. He also forayed into the field of country music with "Another Place Another Time" and then followed by "To Make Love Sweeter For You" and "There Must Be More To Love Than This".

He carved a niche for him both in country music and rock and roll. His personal life was not too stable — seven marriages and all of them ended in divorces. Amid a chaotic married life, we hope his retirement is the complete opposite.

Dick Van Dyke –1925

Having started his career with radio and Broadway shows, Dick Van Dyke is a legend in his own right, delivering stunning performances in his career that includes Mary Poppins, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Dick Tracy, and Night At The Museum.

Dick Van Dyke also ventured into some writing, having found great success with his memoir titled My Lucky Life In and Out of Show Business, he went on into the self-help genre to write a book on aging.

With a net worth of $30 million, we guess his bank is never unhappy. At 94, he has survived an accident and some health disorders but his health has since then improved, it seems. He is a grandfather of seven and all of his own children are now married. However, he is still young at heart and never fails to enjoy every moment of life and living!

Bob Barker — 1923

We all recognize Bob Barker from being the host of The Price Is Right, but he ventured into the world of films and television even before that. He also hosted Truth Or Consequences starting from 1956 to 1974.

After a career of 50 years, he finally took retirement in 2007. Getting older comes with its own issues though. He suffered from stroke twice, but being a celebrity with good health insurance, he must have overcome them.

Barker is also big on animal rights and advocating such. He has donated to advocacy groups in large amounts, even donating a hefty $5 million to a marine wildlife society! Just in 2010, Barker donated $2.5 million to PETA. His animal rights principles urged him so far as to even stop The Price Is Right from gifting out fur coats as prices. We bet a couple of prize winners will be disappointed about that!

Ali MacGraw - 1939

It took only three movies for the brilliant Ali MacGraw to become the top female star in a global scale, and that says a lot about her talent. Her 1969 movie Goodbye Columbus gave her the star status.

But it was Love Story in 1970 that made her a legend of sorts. She retired after doing only six movies, yet the world still remembers her. She wrote her autobiography in 1991, and she is a popular animal activist. Retirement life has kept her busy for sure!

She practices yoga which inspired her to produce a yoga video. No wonder she is so fit and fine even in her 80s! She was married thrice, but they all ended in divorces. She has a son with Robert Evans and is a grandmother now.

Marsha Hunt – 1917

Like many of her peers, Marsha Hunt was famous for her stunning beauty. She was the daughter of a lawyer and confessed that she was lucky enough to get a  good upbringing with scholarly parents.

She was noted for her films like Born To The West, Pride And Prejudice, and Raw Deal. Unlike the actresses of recent times, Marsha Hunt never made investments in real estate and lived in one home since 1946.

We guess this same house is also her retirement home. Hunt is part of history, having been the first black woman to have featured on the cover of the glossy magazine, Queen, and also appearing on Vogue in 1969 (the British edition). She was popular for her ferocity and we doubt her fierceness has paled with age! Her first marriage ended in a divorce, and she doesn’t have any biological child.

Ed Asner – 1929

Ed Asner is not just a retired actor, but also an activist and former president of Screen Actors Guild. He made the character of Lou Grant famous when he portrayed it in The Mary Tyler Moore Show and later, Lou Grant. He also acted in the iconic Christmas movie Elf and played the role of Santa Claus. Ed Asner was also part of the Oscar-winner animation Up.

He has been nominated for 21 Emmy Awards and 17 Primetime Emmys, plus four Daytime Emmys. Ed Asner happens to be the only actor who has taken Primetime Emmys for both dramas and for comedy!

Despite a second marriage that ended in divorce in 2015, 90-year old Ed Asner and his indomitable spirit are laudable. It seems like he will never retire. In 2018, Asner announced the establishing of Ed Asner Family Center, a support group for the differently disabled.

Kim Novak - 1933

Eighty-five-year-old Kim Novak is not just an actress but also a visual artist now. She has worked in films like Vertigo, The Man With The Golden Arm, and Pal Joey. However, she took retirement in the early 90s but acted in a handful of films after 1996.

Her career in acting began with her being a film extra whenever she had free time until an agent one day took notice of her and she wound up signing a contract with Columbia Pictures.

The rest is, as they say, history! As for her visual arts, she had long had an interest in painting and even earned skills at the Art Institute of Chicago. In 2014, the media was abuzz with the news that Novak had undergone cosmetic surgery (perhaps to look younger), though we do not know if it was true.

Betty Lynn — 1926

From her childhood, Betty Lynn had been trained in music by her mother. She used to perform for the United Service Organizations and had to travel abroad.  Once she returned to the United States, she focused on her acting career.

Betty was a bit apprehensive at the start due to her own insecurity concerning her looks and appearance. But, eventually, she made it big in Hollywood.

With her earnings stacked up in her bank account, she ventured out in real estate which could be the perfect shelter for her grandparents and definitely, her mom. Whoever watches The Andy Griffith Show, can easily identify Betty. She also appeared in films like Sitting Pretty, June Bride Cheaper By the Dozen, and Meet Me In Las Vegas. She needs to take care of her health at this age, and we hope she does.

Joe Turkel — 1927

Joe Turkel was in the army as a teenager. After his return, he pursued acting in Hollywood and writing too, along with it. Joe is quite a famous face, especially from Blade Runner, where the character Dr. Eldon Tyrell was played by him.

He also joined hands with Stanley Kubrick and worked with him on The Shining, Paths of Glory, and The Killing. His television appearances were in Miami Vice, Tales From the Dark Side, and Kojak.In many of his works, he is actually credited as Joseph Turkel.

Quite a long career Joe has had, and we are sure of him having an impressive saving figure in his bank account, which will surely help him after his retirement. We think this man deserves a luxury retirement after having worked so hard on so many sets! Besides, his work will live on forever!

Robert Englund - 1947

Robert Englund is most famous for his best performance to date as Freddy Krueger on Nightmare on Elm Street. California born and raised actor has debuted his acting career in the '80s series V: The Final Battle but in 1984, he was chosen to play the role of one of the scarier characters we have seen in the big screen.

Englund is married for the third time but he never had children to follow his path. Robert has been playing Freddy Krueger in all the franchise movies however in the last reboot, Nightmare: Return to Elm Street, Englund didn't take part.

Although he is mostly famous for his Fredy Krueger role, Englund had other top roles in 2001 Maniacs and The Phantom of the Opera where Freddy Krueger was the Phantom. Though we wish him to reprise the role, Englund has confessed that he has officially retired from being Freddie Krueger. 

Glynis Johns — 1923

Glynis Johns is a woman who has done incredible things all her life. By the age of ten years old, she was a certified ballet instructor! She actually took to performing on stage at the age of 12.

She touched fame through her appearances in various films. Broadway shows surely added on to her popularity, more so in her role for A Little Night Music where she paired up with Stephen Sondheim.

The film even had a song written and tuned exclusively for her. Her performance on the movie led her to receive Tony. Glynis also starred in The Sundowners and Mary Poppins and got nominated for the Oscars, too. In the year 1963, she earned herself the prestigious Golden Globe. Today, she is leading a peaceful life with proper health insurance done and a credit score well up to the mark.

Morgan Freeman  — 1937

Veteran actor Morgan Freeman is most famous for his roles in Street Smart, Invictus, and The Shawshank Redemption. It was for Million Dollar Baby, though, that he finally won the much-coveted Oscar.

Being one of the highest-paid stars and box office starts, he has a net worth of a staggering $150 million and has worked with the biggest stars of Hollywood. After an unsuccessful first marriage, his attorney announced in 2007 that he was in divorce proceedings which finally happened in 2010.

Morgan has yet to retire, and we wish him many more years to come! What’s amazing to think of is that Freeman was introduced to acting in a very funny way. His first role was in school, as a form of punishment! Needless to say, that role in the school drama that he was forced to act in turned out to be a life-changing moment.

Sophia Loren – 1934

The stunning Sophia Loren started acting at the age of 15. Her performances in Two Women, Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow, Sunflower, and Marriage Italian Style not only captured the audience’s attention but won her several awards including an Oscar and she also won a Grammy for her amazing musical talent.

She actually performed under other screen names, namely Sofia Lazzaro and Sofia Scicolone. She has a net worth of $75 million and even at 85, she maintains her beauty routine and looks every bit a diva even today.

In the 80s, she took a semi-retirement from movies and only appeared in selective roles as she wanted to bring up her children and spend more time with them. Loren is actually an accomplished cook and even wrote three cookbooks! Her memoir was published in 2014, called Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow. Her last role was in 2009 in Nine.

John Astin – 1930

John Astin's career started when he played Gomez Addams in the series The Addams Family. His other important works include West Side Story and National Lampoon’s European Vacation.

After his retirement from a noteworthy acting career, he now teaches directing and acting at the John Hopkins University. The fact that he loves to stay active at this age and doesn’t want to go to retirement homes is a source of inspiration for many.

He had three marriages and five sons from them. The first two marriages had ended in divorce. He is a father of five sons, three from his first wife and two with his second wife. His two most recent films were in 2015 and in 2009. In terms of his TV roles are more recent, with his latest being in 2017 in Justice League Action as ‘Uncle Dudley’.

 Janis Paige – 1922

Janis Paige started her career as a singer, and at a very young age, she was already singing at the Hollywood canteen which was where she was noticed. Later, she starred in movies like Romance On the High Seas, and Two Gals and A Guy. She also starred in Broadway musicals like The Pajama Game.

 Later, she returned to Hollywood and gave big hits like Bachelors In Paradise, Silk Stockings, and The Caretakers. She also appeared in TV series It's Always Jan. 

In fact, after her divorce, she married the creator of that TV series Arthur Stander, but divorced him, too. In the early 2000s, she lost her voice completely but got it back after prolonged treatment. Thank goodness, she didn't have to undergo surgery for that.

Cara Williams — 1925

Cara Williams starred in a number of motion pictures in the 50s, and one of her remarkable performances was in The Defiant Ones. Pete and Gladys were aired over a period of two years and received quite an acclamation from the critics.

Williams was actually nominated for an Emmy Award for her performance in Pete and Gladys. After facing some hiccups in her personal life, Cara has happily settled down with her husband,  Asher Dann. Quitting cinema, Williams decided to pursue her passions, apart from acting and has structured up her business of interior designing and showing no signs of retirement.

Her last film role was way back in 1978 in The One Man Jury as ‘Nancy’. Her most recent television role doesn’t follow much more recently, coming in at 1982 in In Security as ‘Doris Gleen’. Cara Williams passed on plenty of talent to her daughter, actress Drew Barrymore, and to her son, former actor John Blyth Barrymore.

Arlene Dahl — 1925

Arlene Carol Dahl has dabbled in many career options throughout her life. She attained popularity with Journey to the Center of the Earth and Slightly Scarlet. After her successful stint in movies, she decided to venture into a different territory.

But actually, it was after giving birth to her eldest son that she slowed down her acting to a halt. Arlene put up a business of her own and dealt in beauty products, as well as ladies’ lingerie.

When her business closed down, she took up employment in an agency that specialized in advertising. Besides that, she became a columnist and amassed quite a lot of money selling and promoting beauty products and advertisements. Her copper looks give her a lustrous glow and we would definitely wish to know the name of her anti-aging cream. She is a mother of three, and her eldest son is an actor named Lorenzo Lamas.

Carla Balenda — 1925

Carla Balenda starred in a few minuscule film roles, appearing under her screen name, Sally Bliss. But Carla’s career got perfectly accelerated when she starred opposite Mickey Rooney, one of the famous stars hailing from the era of silent films.

Not very many entertainers or performers from this era are around these days, and the world is lucky to have a few survivors of this wonderful era of entertainment. Though she had appeared in a string of television shows, Cara remains popular due to her work in her films which are all remembered and appreciated until today.

Her debut film role was in 1944, in Swing in the Saddle, as ‘Judy Bayliss’. She acted in two more films that same year. She carried on film acting until 1966, with her last appearance being in Seconds, in a minor role as the operating room nurse. We wish to see her having a peaceful retirement, surely with the help of an adequate pension plan.

Marcy McGuire — 1926

Marcy McGuire, as a teenager, made an agreement with studio RKO. She starred in several movies like Higher and Higher, Career Girl, and Seven Days' Leave. Marcy had the honor and privilege when she shared the screen with legendary actors like Lucille Ball and Frank Sinatra.

After spending almost ten years in Hollywood, Marcy decided to call it quits. Her film appearances started in 1942 with Seven Days’ Leave and ended in 1963 with Summer Magic.

She was only sixteen years old when she was cast in her first role, signing a contract with RKO Pictures. We are quite sure that Marcy has enough wealth stacked up that will take care of her throughout her retirement. Her penultimate role before going into retirement was in Jumping Jack in 1952. She will forever be remembered for that specific role, above all the others she has under her belt!

Carleton Carpenter — 1926

Carleton Carpenter is a film, TV, and stage actor who happens to also be a novelist, songwriter, and magician! He started out with stage career, but later on, set his foot in the film industry.

He was a proficient actor, singer, writer, and magician and made an indelible mark for himself in the Hollywood arena, with his diversified talents. Carleton managed to put together incredible material for artists like Marlene Dietrich, Kaye Ballard, and Debbie Reynolds. During the  70s and 80s, he was a mystery novelist and released a number of books.

As an actor, Carleton had the pleasure of touring to various corners of the world. Today, he is sitting back and relaxing, and in the meantime, emerging on the stage as a guest star and giving ample time to his novels. The secret of his relaxed life must be his savings or the pension he receives. In 2016, Carpenter published his memoir, titled The Absolute Joy of Work.

Jacqueline White — 1922

Though Jacqueline had a short-lived career, she did leave quite an impact on her talent. As a student of the UCLA, her performance in a play was caught sight of, and the rest is something everyone knows.

Jacqueline always had in her what it takes to be a huge movie star. Funnily enough, she was actually childhood friends with actress Lynn Merrick, losing contact after relocating but reuniting to act together in Three Hearts for Julia.

She mesmerized all with her craft and ravishing looks in The Narrow Margin and several RKO and MGM films, as well. With a family of 5 children and her grandchildren, Jacqueline is leading a peaceful life in her retirement home. It was in the year 1950 that she retired from her acting career. She occasionally makes an appearance for film conventions, like her attendance of the 2013 TCM Classic Film Festival. Her husband passed on in 2000.

Cora Sue Collins — 1926

Cora Sue Collins starred in numerous motion pictures in her childhood. From The Scarlet Letter to Queen Christina and the famous Anna Karenina, she has captured many hearts with her performances.

After attaining adulthood, she did what most child stars did back then. Cora Sue Collins bid goodbye to her acting career and concentrated on being a wife. Perhaps she didn't enjoy the bright lights of Hollywood that much and preferred to live a quiet life.

She tied the knot with a theater owner and lived her life with him until the time he breathed his last. We hope she has saved her wealth that she earned all her life so that she can live the remaining days in her retirement home in peace.

Conrad Janis - 1928

Conrad Janis, who was born to writer parents, chose to ply his trade in show business. Janis starred alongside George Montgomery in the crime noir film The Brasher Doubloon, but that was just the beginning of it.

Following the success of the movie, he ventured into the world of television and starred in many successful TV shows, including The Buddy Holly Story, but he is perhaps popular for playing the character of Fred McConnell in Mork & Mindy.

In the latter part of his career, he strived to keep alive the traditional jazz and even formed a jazz band. There have been no news about his retirement, but whatever he is doing right now, we hope he is happy and in good health.

Peggy Dow - 1928

The gorgeous and young lady you see here is none other than Peggy Dow. Peggy was handpicked by a talent agent who cast her in a TV show. Her talent didn’t go unnoticed and she was offered a seven-year contract by Universal.

She appeared in several films and TV shows after that, with Bright Victory being the most notable of them all. Her debut was in the year 1949 in the film titled Undertow. Her last appearance was in I Want You in 1951. All in all, she acted in nine films. She also featured in a number of crime dramas.

Dow later married Walter Helmerich III, an oil baron, remaining married to him for six decades before his death. Dow actually retired from acting only three years after her debut in the industry in order to marry Helmrich. After her retirement form entertainment, she redirected her focus to philanthropic work. She is also an active supporter of libraries.

Nancy Olson - 1928

Nancy Ann Olson carved her own niche in the showbiz by acting in popular films such as Battle Cry and Sunset Boulevard. She later started appearing in various Disney films.

Her pairing with Fred MacMurray in Disney productions such as Son of Flubber received rave reviews from the movie-goers. But Nancy had other plans as she soon switched to Broadway.

She is a woman with loads of talent, as she has even earned an Academy Award nomination for Sunset Boulevard in 1950. She co-starred in four films with famous actor William Holden as well. Technically speaking, she is enjoying retirement (she has technically been retired since the early 80s), but she still makes occasional appearances, often uncredited. She was married twice. First to Alan Jay Lerner and then to Alan W. Livingston. She is a mother of three, two daughters and one son.

Ann Blyth - 1928

The evergreen Ann Marie Blyth held spellbound Broadway audiences for many years with her honeyed voice and acting talent before she was finally contracted by Universal. She was mostly busy doing musicals such as Bowery to Broadway until she was cast by Warner Brothers in film noir Mildred Pierce.

The film was a huge critical and commercial success and Ann even got nominated for an Academy Award for her role. She was also nominated for a Laurel Award in the year 1958 for Top Female Musical Performance.

Even after her marriage with James McNulty, she did not lose focus from her acting career. However, it was once she had her children that her focus changed. Ann let her acting take the back seat so that she could raise her five kids instead. She still looks gorgeous, and we guess she must be using high-end anti-aging products.

Kathleen Hughes - 1928

It was in a Little Theatre production that she was discovered. Kathleen Hughes began acting in 1948 by signing a seven-year contract with American film studio 20th Century Fox.

If you used to watch sci-fi films a lot during the 1950s, you might distinctly remember the cult sci-fi film It Came From Outer Space and Jane, the character portrayed by the flamboyant Kathleen Hughes.

Before announcing her retirement in 1998, Kathleen appeared in numerous TV shows and movies, probably keeping in mind to make a strong foothold before she left the limelight. In terms of her stage works, her best work was in Seven Year Itch, a play. Hughes was married to Stanley Rubin, a producer. The pair wed in the year 1954 and remained happily married for 59 years until his death at the old age of 96 years old.

Jane Powell - 1929

Jane Powell, who was sort of a local celebrity in Portland, her hometown before she made her move to tinsel town, finally made her screen debut in the mid 1940’s. By 1948, Jane got busy acting in popular musicals, sometimes alongside one of the greatest dancers in the history of Hollywood, Fred Astaire.

She was a sensation in a number of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer musicals. It was when she moved to Los Angeles that she signed up with the company. It was around this time when she appeared alongside Fred in Royal Wedding. However, her film career slowed down in the late 1950’s, and she turned to theatre.

There’s still no doubt about her talents because her dancing, vocal and singing talents were all used for supporting roles in many musicals like Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, A Date With Judy and Hit the Deck. Jane is still a somewhat busy stage actress, and she maintains her superb fitness even at 89.

Warren Beatty – 1937

Actor and filmmaker Warren Beatty is a critically acclaimed actor and has been nominated for an Oscar for his work as an actor, director, writer as well as a producer.

He won the Academy Award finally, not once but twice for Heaven Can Wait and Reds. Dick Tracy, Shampoo, and Bonnie And Clyde are his other hits. He was not just a talented man in his hey days but he was one good-looking charming chap as well!

Retirement homes can wait another decade or two before they see Warren Beatty stepping in. It seems age has nothing to do with his activities. His fitness proves that he is aging in reverse. And we do hope that we'll see more of this talented man on screen in the times to come!

Margaret Kerry - 1929

Margaret Kerry got the attention of New York City Illustrated Song performer Eddie Cantor at a young age. He cast her as his daughter in 1948 comedy movie If You Knew Susie.

Afterward, Kerry started working in television and also lent her voice on numerous occasions. Famous for her unmatched voice modulation abilities, Margaret can speak in many different dialects. Most famously, she lent her voice for the character of Tinker Bell 1953 Disney production Peter Pan.

Retirement is still out of the question as she still works as a writer and producer for a Christian radio station. She just married her old boyfriend in February 2020, after rekindling a flame after 70 years! She married WWII veteran Robert Boeke, who is 94 years old! Now that’s true love people – the kind that lives on for 70 years and waits for the right moment!

Tommy Cook - 1930

Tommy Cook was still a kid when he started acting in a few feature films, including Tarzan and The Leopard Woman. He later worked as a voice actor for several radio shows and also behind the camera for a number of animated series.

Cook also played many voice –over roles in animations, like in The Funky Phantom and Jabberjaw. If you liked the character of Walley West from CBS animated series The Superman/Aquaman Hour of Adventure, know that this man lent his voice for the character. The 1977 film called Rollercoaster  was actually based on a story compiled by Cook himself.

By the 1980s, Tommy had amassed enough wealth to pay his health insurance premiums for the rest of his life and he stopped working in Hollywood. His last Hollywood film was in 1972, called The Thing With Two Heads, a film in which he played the Priest.

Annie Ross - 1930

Annie Ross, the musical talent, moved to Europe when she was in the tenth grade. As a struggling jazz artist, she started recording solo albums before forming a trio with Dave Lambert and Jon Hendricks in the band Lambert, Hendricks & Ross. She recorded a total of seven albums with the band between the years 1957and 1962. She toured with them all over the globe!

Annie Ross also started her own nightclub in London in 1964, which she called Annie’s Room. She also dabbled in a lot of acting and voice acting as well, making appearances in Basket Case 2 and Blue Sky.

Things took a turn for the worse when her ex-husband died in a car accident and her savings got drained. At one point, she had to file for bankruptcy but she has recuperated now, thankfully, and is focused on her health and well-being.

Darryl Hickman - 1930

Paramount entered a contract with Darryl Hickman when he was still a kid, and he was cast as Ronald Colman’s child in the 1937 film The Prisoner of Zenda.

Later, Bing Crosby was so impressed to see the performance of young Darryl at an audition that Darryl was chosen for multiple roles. When he grew up, Darryl went on to make a career in scriptwriting and production. He also became an acting coach and a television executive.

At this point, he mainly worked in New York City. Still busy in some capacity, Darryl Hickman thinks that today’s Hollywood actors need some mentoring and ambition. He also wrote a book about acting techniques that was published in 2007. It goes without saying that he maintains a good credit score till now and has not yet opted for reverse mortgage loans. Hickman wed actress Pamela Lincoln and had two sons with her.

 Jackie Mason – 1931

Well-known comedian and actor Jackie Mason is best known for The World According To Me and Jackie Mason On Broadway and being the voice behind Hyman Krustofski in The Simpsons. For The World According TO Me, he received an Emmy Award and a Tony Award. Even for the Simpsons, he received an Emmy Award!

His witty and humorous one-liners have entertained the audience for years. In the list of top 1000 greatest stand-ups and comedians of all time by Comedy Central, Mason was ranked in 63^rd place – quite an achievement!

At 86, he is quite active, though he has retired from the world of entertainment, it seems. We wish him good health and many more years of active life. He is married to his once-upon-a-time manager, Jyll Rosenfeld. He has a daughter named Sheba Mason who is also a comedian, having followed in her talented dad’s footsteps!

Mickey Kuhn - 1932

You probably know Mickey as Beau Wilkes in the epic historical romance movie Gone with the Wind. During the 1930s, 1940’s and 1950’s, Mickey appeared in many notable movies such as Marlon Brando starrer A Streetcar Named Desire.

Kuhn happens to be the only actor to have been able to share screen time with Vivien Leigh in every one of her Oscar-winning performances. However, he decided to quit Hollywood in the 1950s and now works as a volunteer at a Florida hospital.

He lives in Naples and volunteers at the local hospital for a couple of hours every week. We just hope he takes proper care of his health, too. He and Olivia De Havilland are the only two remaining surviving cast members of Gone With the Wind (two other actors who were cast are also living but were uncredited, so not counted).

Ted Donaldson – 1933

Ted Donaldson is a former child actor who started off as a radio actor, playing a character on NBC radio show A Christmas Carol. His debut film role was in the year 1944 when he got to prove his mettle as an actor in the role of Arthur Pinky Thompson in Once Upon A Time.

He had a good lineup of films through to 1949, and then his film career slowed with two more films before it halted. His last two films were in 1952 and in 1953.

The 1952 role being in Phone Call From a Stranger and his 1953 role being an uncredited role in Flight Nurse. Later on, debutant director Eliza Kazan cast the teenage Ted in A Tree Grows in Brooklyn. Sadly, after appearing in the 1953 war film Flight Nurse, Ted bid adieu to showbiz. In his entire life, “Pudge" did not check into any rehabilitation centers and that in it of itself is a big achievement.

Margaret O'Brien — 1937

Margaret O'Brien started her career earlier than most stars. She came to prominence with her role in Journey Of Margaret. Born as Angela Maxine O'Brien, her screen name from Journey Of Margaret stuck with her, and eventually, she decided to change her name. For her exquisite acting skills at that age, she even received a Juvenile Academy Award.

Her other movies include Meet Me In St Louis, The Canterville Ghosts, and Jane Eyre. As an adult, she did  TV shows as well. In an interesting turn of events, she got back her Oscar that was stolen from her when she was only 17.

Fast forward fifty years, and she finally found it, though the Academy Awards committee had already given her a replica of her award when they learned about the theft. Yet, she never lost hope and eventually, found it. Looking at her now, a good diet and fitness routine must have helped her in her old age.

Russ Tamblyn — 1934

Russell Irving Tamblyn started out his acting career as a child actor, with a contract with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. He was best known for playing Norman Page in Peyton Place. His performance was so good that he was even nominated for an Academy Award.

His other noteworthy movies include West Side Story, Twin Peaks, and Seven Brides For Seven Brothers. Born to actor parents, he was into dancing and singing from a young age. He made his entry into Hollywood when he was still young. Thanks to his exposure to gymnastics in his childhood.

He brought with his acting his acrobatic and gymnastic talents, which producers made use of in the films he was cast in. He was very much active until 2015 but had to undergo a heart surgery which developed some complications, and he had to go into rehab. He was not seen in movies post that incident.

George Chakiris — 1934

George Chakiris is a Greek actor known for his performance in the film version of West Side Story. But before starring in that 1961 classic, he debuted in Song Of Love and landed himself in various other small roles.

He was a dancer in the movie Gentleman Prefers Blonde where Marilyn Monroe sang "Diamonds Are A Girl's Best Friend". His acting skills in West Side Story didn't go unnoticed as he won both an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor and a Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actor.

George Chakiris rose to fame quickly, and he was paid $100,000 for every movie back in the 60s. He didn't want to retire early, and in the 70s and 80s, he appeared in various television series like Wonder Woman, Medical Center, and Hawaii Five-O. His last performance was in 1996, and since then, he has been spending his time nicely in retirement. We hear he has a new profession now —a jewelry designer.

Liza Minelli — 1946

Seventy-two-year-old Liza Minelli is perhaps most famous for playing Sally Bowles in Cabaret. She is also known for being actress Judy Garland's daughter.

In the early 1960s, she moved to New York where she began her career as a musical theater actress, nightclub performer, and a traditional pop recording artist. Soon, her talent was recognized, and she even won a Tony Award for her role in the musical Flora The Red Menace. Her TV show, Liza With A Z, also won rave reviews and won her an Emmy Award.

Though her other movies received lukewarm success in the box office, her Broadway performances were a different story. Her career took off as she went on international concerts, performing alongside big names like Frank Sinatra. Perhaps it was the pressure of fame that got to her as she struggled with substance abuse, but thankfully, she booked herself into rehab. Apart from a few guest appearances, she has not been seen much on screen.

Beau Bridges — 1941

Son of Lloyd Bridges and brother of actor Jeff Bridges, Beau Bridges is a celebrated actor. He has won several awards including three Emmys, a Grammy, and two Golden Globes, having also been nominated twice for the Screen Actors Guild Award.

Interestingly enough, Beau's first career choice was to become a basketball player as he played for his university in his freshman year, but later on, he served as a coast guard for eight years.

Though before his time as a coast guard, he already tried his hand in an uncredited role in the film noir Force of Evil. After that, he started appearing in various TV series such as his father's CBS anthology series The Lloyd Bridges Show, The Fugitive, The Loner, and National Velvet. Retirement homes can wait because it doesn't seem like Beau might retire anytime soon.

Rita Moreno — 1931

Did you know that there are only 12 artists who have won all the major American awards in the entertainment industry? Well, Puerto Rican actress Rita Moreno is one of them.

She has won an Oscar, a Tony, a Grammy, and an Emmy. Says a lot about her talent, doesn't it? Her love for dancing led her to learn it from a dance teacher. She attracted attention when she performed on Broadway; her film career took off very soon.

She won an Oscar for her role in West Side Story. Though she dated Marlon Brando for eight long years, she ended up marrying a cardiologist. Well, that ensured that she wouldn't have to pay much for her insurance, though she wouldn't have minded for sure. Having a fat bank account does have its uses.

Larry Storch — 1923

Larry Storch will always be remembered for his comic roles and for lending his voice to cartoon shows. He dropped out of college during the Great Depression and instead performed as a stand-up comedian to earn money.

He later served the American Navy. Afterward, he appeared as a guest in several TV series like Sonny and Cher, Laugh-In, Hollywood Squares, and The Hollywood Palace.

He has also acted in more than 25 movies like Who Was That Lady?, A Very Special Favor, and The Monitors. He is nothing short of a legend now and has been referred to in popular culture as well. If he takes care of his nutrition and fitness, he will definitely stay healthy for many more years to come.

Eva Marie Saint – 1924

Academy-award winning actress Eva Marie Saint got her Oscar for her roles in On The Waterfront and North By Northwest; her other movies include A Hatful Of Rain and The Russians Are Coming.

After a hiatus of almost a decade, she came back to work and acted in Nothing In Common and I Dreamed Of Africa. She also earned a BAFTA Award nomination and won a Primetime Emmy Award! She is certainly a highly accomplished actress!

At 93, she is the image of grace, and we wonder what her anti-aging secrets are. But we won't be seeing much of her beauty in the big screen anymore as she now spends her days in peaceful retirement in 2014. Saint married Jeffrey Hayden way back in 1951 and they remained happily wed until death did them apart – Hayden died in 2016at 90 years old.

Sidney Poitier – 1927

The actor who gave us hits like Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner, To Sir With Love, and In The Heat Of Night is none other than Sidney Poitier. For his role in Lilies Of The Field, he won the Oscar and Golden Globe and was the first black actor to win those awards to place himself comfortably in the white-dominated Hollywood industry, during that time.

His movies revolving around the theme of racism made a great impact on society. His breakthrough character as Gregory Miller in Blackboard Jungle portrayed a vivid picture of juvenile violence, while in The Defiant Ones Poitier was shown as an escaped black prisoner shackled to a white fellow, who rose above the social stigma of racism in order to survive.

The flawless performance of Poitier saw him winning the BAFTA, as he went on breaking the class barrier through the rendition of his roles in the film. After his retirement from movies, Poitier served as the Bahamian Ambassador to Japan and ventured into directing and singing.

Sir David Attenborough — 1926

Sir David Attenborough is rightly called one of the few living legends in England. The number of titles and honors that follow his name is enough to make us awestruck.

His parents taught him to be kind and compassionate from a very young age. That must have struck a  chord with him as he fell in love with nature. Later, his love got reflected in his world-renowned documentaries on Natural Sciences for BBC.

His nine documentaries that form the Life collection are still considered the best in the industry. At 92, he is still working and in fact returned to presenting in 2017 for Blue Planet II. His spirit and enthusiasm are highly infectious. May he stay in the pink of health as he continues to share his love for nature!

Nehemiah Persoff — 1919

Nehemiah Persoff is an American actor who has been featured in over 200 movies, plays, and TV shows. Started off the career as a subway electrician, he eventually ended up becoming a star of the Tinseltown — from rags to riches, the fairytale story of Persoff is an inspiration to us.

His mastery over different dialects has helped him immensely to represent the evil characters in the films. He is known for his amazing performances in Some Like It Hot, and The Greatest Story Ever Told. Later in his life, he also appeared in TV shows like Hawaii Five-O, The Untouchables, and Route 66.

But, his health started failing him in the eighties, and he was compelled to retire in 1999. Since then, he picked up the brush and colors to create numerous of artworks. Now 100 years-old Persoff spends his time dabbling in art, without worrying about bankruptcy.

Caren Marsh-Doll — 1919

Just like Jerry Maren in this list, Caren Marsh-Doll was also part of the original cast of 1939 classic The Wizard Of Oz, having been Judy Garland's stand-in as they both had the same physique.

Having started her career in the silent film era, she happens to be one of the last surviving stars of that period. She featured in several other vintage films of the 40s, such as That Night in Rio, Best Foot Forward, Sorority Girls, Navajo Kid etc. Later in her life, she slowly shifted to dancing and has pursued it since then. Hailed as Miss Sky Lady, Caren Marsh went a step further to learn how to fly a plane to drop leaflets of her acting portfolio on many famous movie studios of Hollywood.

Though she was part of a horrendous plane crash, Caren was lucky enough to survive it with minor injuries. Being even survived for more than 100 years, she surprisingly remains as healthy as a clam and has been known to volunteer for teaching dance once a week. She deserves a lot of respect for showing such enthusiasm at her age.

Tony Bennett — 1926

Tony Bennett happens to be one of those artists who can be safely called timeless. His songs have been rocking the audience since the 50s, and, even now, his concerts are immensely popular as tickets get sold out very quickly.

Following a gap of quite a few years, Bennett made a brilliant comeback in the late 80s, gaining a foothold in the newly sprouted up MTV generation. With 19 Grammy Awards in his bag, his classic, old-school musical style has never gone through much of a change. His artistic approach has helped to redefine the jazz music to some extent.

Today, he is still actively performing in live concerts often with other popular celebs of modern times like Lady Gaga, and Andrea Bocelli. His 2011 album Duets II topped the Billboard charts. Thus, Tony became the oldest musician alive to top the charts, selling more than 50 million records globally. Even in his late nineties, legendary singer Tony Bennett is still a livewire, thanks to his amazing fitness.

Eve Plumb - 1958

Eve Plumb pursued her career both in acting and as a painter. One of her best works include the role of Jan Brady in the super popular sitcom The Brady Bunch.

Her career started off in commercials when she was just 7 years of age, and since then she got several roles including, The Big Valley and Lassie. In fact, she reprised her role as Brady on several reunion series and films thereafter. Plumb debuted in her first feature film doing a minor role in I’m Gonna Git You Sucka.

The 62-year old is a prominent artist as well and her work has been often displayed in art galleries across America. She has kept a great tab on her diet, as apparent from her looks, and believes in the painting being a creative outlet in her life. She’s earned enough money in these years and we believe her old age will not be something she has to worry about.

Queen Elizabeth II — 1926

The ruler of Great Britain and other Commonwealth countries since 1952, Queen Elizabeth II has reached her nineties, but she is still as active as she was 20 years back. It is not unusual to see her in public gatherings as a guest of honor.

However, the Queen doesn't have a retirement age, hence the best part is she will be the monarch for as long as she wants. In 2002, the Queen celebrated her Golden Jubilee. As the mother of Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales and the mother-in-law to Duchess of Cornwall, Camilla(Princess Diana was her first daughter-in-law), she has divided the responsibilities well.

She is the proud great-grandmother of Prince Williams' and Kate’s three children- Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, of Cambridge. The royal family has also welcomed Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's baby, and the Queen must be very pleased to see her family extending.

Virginia Patton — 1925

Virginia Patton has been generously bestowed with beauty and brains. She appeared in an audition, won the heart of Frank Capra, and got cast in It’s A Wonderful Life, in the role of Ruth Dakin Bailey, which stays the most notable one to date.

The 40s saw her appearing in a string of movies before quitting her film career to spend quality time with her family. However, she retired from acting in 1949. Patton enrolled herself at the University of Michigan; and going by the fortune that she had made in her career, a student loan was never on the cards.

For a very long time, Patton gave interviews about the film as she was the last surviving member of the adult actors in the film. Quite a successful businesswoman, Virginia proved her mettle till she breathed her last in 2018. We believe she settled in her retirement home after a point of time.

Robert Clary — 1926

Robert Clary had a checkered past. While many spent enjoying their childhood playing and having fun, Robert was captured and sent to a concentration camp.

It was his singing ability that kept him alive, and when he was released, he found out that he was the last living member in his family. Later, he launched his singing career in France and soon became a quite popular singer. His TV career took off with Hogan's Heroes. 

He had a successful career after which he also wrote his autobiography which was called From The Holocaust To Hogan's Heroes: The Autobiography Of Robert Clary. After his retirement in 2001, he spends his leisure by pursuing art, photography, and more. He is also known to deliver talks especially the ones that involve his experience in the Holocaust.

June Lockhart — 1925

Daughter of Canadian actors Gene Lockhart and Kathleen Lockhart, June Lockhart came into prominence with her performances in movies like Lassie, Lost In Space, and Petticoat Junction. 

He career spanned over close to eight decades, with soaring popularity during the 1950s and 1960s.  Being the daughter of an actor, her career started quite early when she was only eight. Though she was better known in the silver screen, she actually started on stage.

Lockhart has been extensively involved in political campaigns with big-shots like Harry Truman, John Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson, to name a few. The actress has played some of the timeless roles as a mother and has been popular as America’s favorite ‘space mom’. Rarely do we see actors living a healthy life at her age (she’s 95), but she’s an exception. She has aged flawlessly and it reflects the way she carries herself with utmost grace and poise.

Jane Seymour - 1951

Jane Seymour, the British-American actress portrayed some brilliant acting skills and even won the Emmy Award for her television series Dr.Quinn. She had also won two Golden Globes, a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and more.

Jane also appeared in Roger Moore’s, Live And Let Die- as the James Bond movie in the role of the Bond girl. After that, she got many offers to offer in various movies & television shows. Her most recent works include Castle and Lake Effects.

Currently, she is more involved in arts and has her own jewelry line known as ‘Open Hearts’ along with conducting various charity programs to support and fund sports, health, arts, and education. Her fame had spread far and wide that a 2.08 carat cushion-cut fancy blue diamond in 18 karats rose gold plated platinum setting was named ‘The Jane Seymour’ in her honor. Wow! Not everyone at 69 will be able to flaunt that.

Barbara Bach - 1947

Barbara Bach gained fame as an actress & a model. She is most popularly known for her role as ‘Anya Amasova’ in The Spy Who Loved Me, Roger Moore’s James Bond film.

Her modeling career landed her on the front cover of many famous magazines including Vogue USA and ELLE France. She also appeared in several Italian films with short roles. Bach also auditioned for ‘Charlie’s Angels’ but unfortunately didn’t cut out for the part.

Other than acting, she opened up a foundation SHARP to assist people in having issues with substance abuse. She’s married to the former star Ringo Starr, band member of the Beatles. What is wonderful about the actress is that at 73, she shows new ways of rejuvenating her health by sticking to proper diet practices. As per the International Vegetarian Union, Bach and Starr practice vegetarianism. And we should be inspired by them!

Steven Seagal – 1952

This martial arts instructor who first began working in Japan found his way to the big screen and worldwide success. Steven Seagal made his film debut in 1988's Above the Law and after this, other roles followed.

Before he knew it, he had several notable roles in his portfolio. Seagal also starred in Under Siege and The Patriot.  He is also a producer, musician, and screenwriter who holds Russian, Serbian and American citizenship.

Seagal, who is 68 years old, is a father to seven children. Being a successful businessman who has marketed various products such as an aftershave, and even rifles, Seagal has had the fortune of working with Tony Rebel and Stevie Wonder on his debut album. He was also associated with a line of ‘therapeutic oil’ products and energy drinks. Quite an eventful life we must say!  After all, multiple income avenues and investments never go to waste.

Mel Brooks — 1926

Mel Brooks wears many hats. He started as a comedian and writer and later became one of the most successful directors in the industry.  He was a writer for Sid Caesar’s Your Show of Shows.

During this show, Mel worked with prominent industry names like Neil Simon, Larry Gelbart, and Woody Allen. His movies include The Producers, High Anxiety, Silent Movie, and The Twelve Chairs. Mel's versatility is proven by the fact he is one of those few people in the industry who has won an Oscar, a Tony, an Emmy, and a Grammy.

His first marriage ended in a divorce but the second one to Oscar-winning actress Anne Bancroft lasted until her death. Son Max Brooks is an actor and author himself. Though he's 94 years old now, he remains active in the world of Hollywood, all thanks to his indomitable spirit and great fitness.

Robert Duvall - 1931

A filmmaker and an actor in his own right, Robert Duvall is a prominent figure in Hollywood. Some of his most significant movies include The Twilight Zone, The Godfather, To Kill A Mocking Bird etc.

He won an Oscar for his brilliant performance in the movie Tender Mercies. Later he shifted to television and also acted on stage for the theater. He has a number of awards and accolades under his belt and is much appreciated for being very active even now, at the age of 89.

After three failed marriages, his fourth marriage to an Argentine Luciana Pedraza seems to have clicked. Together they do a lot of charity work. We hope they have their retirement homes ready too! Duvall has made earnings from numerous sources, all of which has added up to a net value of close to $70 million approximately. And till the day he survives, he’ll never face any problem.

Michael Caine - 1933

With a career that spans over six decades, Michael Caine is nothing short of a legend in the British film industry. He is a versatile person who is an actor, an author, and a producer at the same time.

He is the proud recipient of an Oscar for his performance in Hannah And Her Sisters. His other noteworthy movies include Zulu, Battle Of Britain, Alfie, The Italian Job.

Michael also won his second Oscar for The Cider House Rules. He is touted as one of the highest-grossing box office stars. Having risen from humble beginnings, he worked very hard and got a scholarship while studying. After serving in the army he joined the film industry when he was 20. He surely knows the importance of planning ahead and keeping funds for post-retirement requirements.

 Marilyn Knowlden — 1926

Marilyn Knowlden is another well-known name in the list of actresses who initiated their careers in Hollywood as a child artist. The young kid had the privilege to star opposite big names like Katharine Hepburn, Bette Davis, and Humphrey Bogart among others (at just 4!).

She took a temporary hiatus from acting and concentrated on studies, sans any student loan. She pursued drama and music and turned out to be a successful and competent writer in both the spheres. A few years later, she made a comeback on the stage with My Fair Lady.

Even when Marilyn took a break in her adult days from acting, she continued her activities in local theatre productions that ensured her earnings were managed well. If you look back to Hollywood 1930s, she’s one of the oldest actors surviving. At 94, she lives in a retirement home in California.

Jimmy Lydon - 1923

Jimmy Lydon entered the industry as a teenager when his father decided to retire during the height of the Great Depression. At 14, though Jimmy was clueless about acting, yet he tried.

He started acting in the Broadway and that is how he learned about the nuances of acting. Soon, he got his big break in movies too. His movies included Tom Brown's School Days, The Time Of Your Life, Life With Father, etc. He also enjoyed a successful stint with the television.

The actor whose family was of Irish heritage, was raised with eight other siblings! He has aged enough (97 he is) and we wonder how much of healthy foods he has to consume to stay fit and fine. But of course, there is his spouse who must be battling with old age likewise, but together they’re good. Along with his wife, he stays in his retirement home in California.

Gloria Henry - 1923

The CBS series Dennis The Menace was quite popularly in the 1950's-60's and Gloria Henry played Dennis's mother in that series. This was the most significant role in her career.

After her launching her career in radio and theater, she slowly moved on to doing movies. But her film career was limited to her doing a few minor and lesser-known movies.

It was sitcom Dennis The Menace that helped her establish herself as an actress. After the sitcom was over, she continued working for other TV series. Finally, in 2005, she called it quits. We hope she had done her retirement planning already before quitting. Born in the year 1923, Gloria is now three years short of attaining a century. She still maintains a disciplined lifestyle and we guess, that’s what keeps her going.

Terry Kilburn — 1926

Terence E. Kilburn, as a child, emigrated from London to the United States. Very soon, Terry took up acting as a career and grabbed the chance of portraying Tiny Tim in the cinematic adaptation of A Christmas Carol.

He was a well-known child star to have acted both in films and television all throughout the 30s and 40s, before venturing out as Terence Kilburn to Broadway. After a long tenure as a stage artist performing across the world, Terence was appointed as the head of a Michigan Theater.

He has always had a busy life, and with an execution of a proper retirement plan, he is sure to lead a relaxed life when he stops working. At 93, he displays a streak of energy that this new generation often lacks. We pray for his good health and hope that he finds some new ways to enjoy life now.

Annette Warren - 1922

Annette Warren stepped into the entertainment world through a radio program. It was a vocal coach who spotted her. Soon, she became hugely popular among the upscale nightclubs and theaters.

She was also part of the off-Broadway production of The Three Penny Opera and got to act alongside some of the greatest actors of her time. Annette also dubbed her voice for industry stalwarts like Lucille Ball, Ava Gardner, Iris Adrian etc. She was married to a Jazz pianist for more than 5 decades.

Even at the age of 94, she is spirited enough to be active and sing at various clubs in New York. We can't help but wonder if she has some magic anti-aging potion! The glow she exudes is amazing and we can’t help but be in awe of her every time we see her in public.

Sara Shane - 1928

Elaine Hollingsworth adopted the stage name of Sara Shane and appeared in several films and TV series during the 1950s and 1960s. Apparently the name change was her publicist's idea who was inspired by the movie with the same name.

Some of her most noteworthy performances were in the movies The King And Four Queens where she acted alongside Clark Gable and Tarzan's Greatest Adventure in 1959 which was also her last movie.

Though she did retire from films, she continued acting on television. In 1964, she finally took retirement from the entertainment business. She has her own business now and she is also a noted author. At 92 now, Sara refuses to rest and spend some time relaxing on her own. Staying involved in work gives her joy and that’s definitely appreciable. Good going, Elaine! We hope the youngsters learn a lot from you.

 Irene Papas - 1926

Irene Papas was a Hollywood actress of Greek origin who came into prominence with her roles in The Guns Of Navarone, Zorba The Greek. Her career spanned over 5 decades and she did close to 70 films at this time.

Because of her exotic looks, she won the roles of Antigone, Electra, and won lots of praise from the critics. Since her father taught classical drama, she had an interest in drama from a young age and started taking classes as well.

At 93 now, she has been in retirement since 2003. Her face clearly shows the mark of age, but her long and fulfilling career is something she can be proud of. Moreover, she has an ample sum in her bank account and that’s more satisfying than anything else. She can lead the rest of her life in the utmost peace and comfort.

William Daniels - 1927

The Graduate, Two For The Road, Captain Nice - having acted in movies of this stature, William Daniels had a great career in films no doubt. Before he joined the film industry, he was in the army and we hear he even acted as a DJ at an Army radio station in Italy during World War II. After his stint with the army, he studied drama at Northwestern University.

He launched his acting career on Broadway. He is active even now. But we sure do hope all his years in Hollywood have helped him acquire a substantial amount of wealth that he can use for his retirement plan.

He had also served as the president of the Screen Actor's Guild and is a much-respected figure in Hollywood. He is in a marital alliance with film and television actress, Bonnie Bartlett since the year 1951 and it always gives us pleasure to see them together.

Joan Copeland - 1922

Joan Copeland was playwright Arthur Miller's younger sister. Naturally, she was exposed to the world of entertainment from a young age. Her Broadway career set off right away, and she was praised for her acting skills.

Coco, Something More, and The Price are some of her noteworthy shows. After a successful stint with television, she went on to do movies and acted in films like The Peacemaker, The Audrey Hepburn Story, and The Goddess, to name a few.

She retired from her acting career in 2011, and we hope she's doing well faraway from public scrutiny. Joan will be stepping into the 100^th year of her life pretty soon and we all want to see her hale and hearty. We know she has enough savings to her credit which will see her through and that’s what matters at the end of the day.

Rosemary Harris - 1927

It is hard not to recognize Aunt May from the Spiderman trilogy.  Rosemary Harris has played the role to the tee and it is very hard to imagine someone else when we think of Aunt May. Her film and TV career started back in 1948, and her Broadway career took off in the early 1950s. Her acting is flawless and those talent shows given the number of nominations and awards she has received.

She is the proud recipient of a Tony, an Emmy, and a Golden Globe Award. It was in 2015 when she decided to retire from her very busy acting schedule to live a life of bliss.

Harris Was first married to Ellis Rabb from the year 1959 to 1967, and then to John Ehle from 1967 to the year 2018, when John left for his heavenly abode. She is adorable and you too would agree with us. Her banks are full and that is additional support.

Donna Martell — 1927

Apache Rose was the cult classic from the 40s which acted as a springboard for Dona Martell. After getting into an agreement with Universal Studios, she worked many years for them.

After the contract was over, Donna entered into the television arena.  Her work in Hollywood was highly acclaimed and she was awarded a Golden Boot. She tied the knot with Gene Corso, the famous athlete and it was a long-standing marriage, which ended when Gene breathed his last.

His last will made sure that Martell and their children were looked after. We are quite confident of Donna’s savings due to her long and illuminated career, and in addition to the pension that she receives, she will have ample to take care of her and her children’s health.

Margia Dean - 1922

Margia Dean started her career as a child actress and went on to become a beauty queen later in her career. Her exotic looks must have contributed to her popularity, and maybe that's why Robert Lippert was enthusiastic working with her in a number of B-movies. But the roles didn't impress her much, and finally, she took early retirement in 1964.

However, that did not affect her pension plans or financial status for she went on to become the VP of a real estate firm. She also worked on costume designing and interior decoration. Quite a colorful career graph, we must say!

Margia is in a conjugal relationship with Felipe Alvarez since the year 1965 and the two have stuck to each other for more than five decades. The former beauty queen and actress occupies a special place in her hearts for her gorgeous demeanor and effervescent smile.

Shirley Jones – 1934

American actress and singer Shirley Jones is well-known for starring in numerous musicals of the 50s and the 60s, namely The Music Man and Oklahoma!.

She grabbed an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress in the movie Elmer Gantry in 1960 and is still well-remembered for her portrayal of Mrs. Partridge in the TV show of the 1970s, The Partridge Family.

In the latter half of her career, she concentrated on concerts, and as a singer, she traveled across the States. Most recently in 2014, Jones played the role of Mrs. McClain in the TV show, General Hospital. The lady shows no signs of retirement and is still raring to go. Shirley is 86 now and she is too ravishing for her age. We think with those million bucks in her banks, she is taking really good care of her herself.

Mitzi Gaynor – 1931

The 86-year-old American actress, dancer, and singer garnered a lot of fame through movies like There’s No Business Like Show Business, starring alongside Ethel Merman, Marilyn Monroe, and Dan Dailey, among others. She started her dancing and singing career at the Los Angeles Civic Light Opera at 13 and went on to enter an agreement with Twentieth Century-Fox at 17.

She has been a crowd favorite ever since and rightly so. In April 2010, she received the NATAS Emmy Award. We're not sure what she's up to these days but we hope she has a solid retirement plan up her sleeve already.

Mitzi was married to Jack Bean from the year 1954 to 2006 when Jack breathed his last. Her savings account is full of all the currency she has earned throughout her career. We take heart from the fact that she is doing pretty good even at the age of 88.

Leslie Caron – 1931

Eighty-six-year-old Leslie started out as a ballerina, and from the start of her acting career in 1951 to 2003, she had starred in 45 movies. She is popular for her roles in musicals like Daddy Long Legs and An American in Paris, and non-musicals like Fanny and Father Goose.

Most recently, Caron had made an appearance as Countess Marvodaki in the TV show The Durrells in 2016. We are not aware of any surgery that she may have undergone throughout her life, and going by her looks, she does seem to have aged naturally.

We are not sure what anti-aging products she has availed. But her investment in them has benefitted her big time. Leslie has had to go through three divorces but she hasn’t let her personal issues affect her professional life. The 89-year-old is pretty active in the circuit.

Claire Bloom – 1931

The English stage and film star had starred in almost sixty films in her career that has covered six long decades. She is well-known for playing leads in numerous plays such as Long Day’s Journey into Night, A Streetcar Named Desire, and more.

Growing up in war-ravaged England, Bloom had a difficult childhood. After debuting on stage at just sixteen, she was spotted by the Hollywood legend, Charlie Chaplin, and the rest is history.

For her services and contributions to drama, she got the honor of being appointed as the Commander of the Order of the British Empire in 2013. We are sure of her leading a relaxed life, owing to her hefty pension. Bloom had to hire the services of a divorce attorney in all her three marriages to Rod Steiger, Hillard Elkins, and Philip Roth respectively. However, she has let bygones be bygones and surged ahead.

Joanne Woodward – 1930

Joanne is an American actress, and a philanthropist, famous for her portrayal in The Three Faces of Eve which fetched her an Academy Award.

As a teenager, Joanne grabbed eyeballs by winning many a beauty contest and starred in several productions including theatrical appearances in The Glass Menagerie. She and her husband, Paul Newman, put up a summer camp which was residential and non-profit to cater to people, including 20,000 children suffering from cancer, free of cost.

Joanne’s romance with Paul has been a part of Hollywood folklore. The couple has been an inspiration to those in love. The duo stayed glued to each other from the year 1958 to 2008 when Paul left her alone for his heavenly abode. After his departure, Joanne has held on to her own and is known to live a simple lifestyle. The mother of three is into her nineties now.

Christina Crawford – 1939

Christina is a well-acclaimed writer who is best known for her autobiography, Mommie Dearest. Apart from that, she is famous for her portrayals in The Secret Storm and Wild in the Country (which is an Elvis Presley project).

She is currently busy on a stage adaptation of her novel, Mommie Dearest, on Broadway, as well as authoring the third book in her trilogy. Considering how active she still is, Christina seems to be at the peak of her fitness even at this age.

Though she had to spend a lot of dollars in appointing a divorce lawyer in all her three marriages, Christina never had any issues with her finances and that’s definitely a good sign. She is known to maintain quite a cool demeanor at the age of 81 and we are really willing to know what she eats to stay so much active even at this age.

Maria Riva – 1924

The 93-year-old actress, activist, and film historian has had a career in television in the 50s. She is best known for her performances in the CBS live teleplays viz. Hallmark Hall of Fame, Lux Video Theater, and Studio One.

She had also starred in the 1954 Broadway production, The Burning Glass. Apart from her talented performances, Riva has also authored her mother’s biography, Marlene Dietrich which came out in 1992.

Most probably, she took a semi-retirement from her acting career somewhere in the middle of the 50s but has eventually made a comeback. She is quite active in the industry despite being well into her nineties and it’s surely owing to the healthy lifestyle that she leads. We are not sure of how long would she continue working, but we are really fond of her and would miss her when she calls it quits eventually.

Geraldine Chaplin – 1944

Charlie Chaplin’s fourth child has proven her acting prowess in French, Spanish and English films. After starting her career as a dancer, she concentrated on her acting career. She had her Broadway debut with The Little Foxes.

Aside from that, she gained even greater fame for her roles in Doctor Zhivago, Nashville, Jane Eyre, and Mother Teresa: In the Name of God’s Poor. Chaplin seems to have a soothing life at her retirement home in Miami now.

The 75-year-old hasn’t yet contemplated taking retirement from the industry and that’s what pleases us the most. A talented lady like her is definitely an asset to the show business. A long career encompassing over seven decades needs to be celebrated. The mother of two is in a conjugal relationship with Patricio Castilla since the year 2006. We are eager to know what Geraldine has up her sleeve for us in the days to come.

Cheryl Crane – 1943

Lara Turner’s only child, Cheryl, has penned down her autobiography Detour: A Hollywood Tragedy – My Life With Lara Turner, My Mother. She explains her relationship with her mother, the assaults that her stepfather inflicted on her, and admitted to having stabbed her mother’s boyfriend, Johnny Stompanato.

She has now taken a retirement from all real estate work and having a blissful married life. Cheryl was involved in a long-time relationship with Joyce LeRoy from the year 1971 till the time they decided to walk down the aisle in the year 2014.

The two are absolutely happy being in each other’s arms and their smiles express the sheer joy they experience in being in each other’s company. Such a commitment is rare in the show business where relationships are considered too fragile. Their joint net worth has helped them be financially secure.

Maria Cooper Janis – 1937

The American actress-cum-producer is best known for her roles in Sleepy Hollow, High, Icons, and many more. She has impressed all and sundry with her acting skills and has garnered quite a lot of wealth under her belt.

Maria happens to be the daughter of the late Gary Cooper, and Veronica Cooper, the renowned painter who breathed her last in the year 2000. She has tied the knot with classical pianist Byron Janis in 1966, and the marriage has been quite steady since then.

We haven’t heard of any upheavals in their relationship and we believe that the two are absolutely made for each other. Maria is surely having a blissful time in her retirement home now. At 82, she is still looking very pretty and adorable. We have to admit that her infectious smile continues to make our day.

Sandra Day O'Connor — 1930

Associate Justice Sandra had the privilege to be the first woman to serve in the Supreme Court of the United States. She was even hailed as one of the world’s most powerful women.

Because of her various works for the country, Sandra had the honor of receiving the Presidential Medal of Freedom from former President, Barrack Obama. Though she was reluctant to retire, she still did so eventually but continues to hear cases till now.

Sandra was in a marital alliance with John Jay O’Connor from the year 1952 till his demise in the year 2009. She is a mother of three and along with John has given them the perfect upbringing. Her massive earnings have helped her attain all the comforts of life. Throughout her career, she has often been hailed as one of the world’s most powerful women.  Hope she is having a fantastic life nowadays.

Robert Blake – 1933

The former actor is well-etched in the memory of many through his portrayals in films like Cold Blood and Baretta, a television series. As a child artist, Blake starred in Our Gang, a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer venture.

Robert continued acting till 1997, and his career is often considered as arguably the longest in the history of Hollywood. He is now leading a life of retirement with his fiancée.

Personally, he hasn’t been that blessed, but his success on the professional front has wiped off all the disappointments he might have faced. He is well into his eighties but still is as fit as a fiddle. We always want him to be in proper shape and good health as well. Some of his major works are In Cold Blood, The Greatest Story Ever Told, Lost Highway, and The Purple Gang.

William Smith – 1933

Having started a career at just eight, William made a foray into films as a child artist, starring in productions like Meet Me in St.Louis, and The Ghost of Frankenstein.

He had the distinction of serving the Air Force, too. As an actor, Smith is quite well-acclaimed for his performances in Any Which Way You Can, Rumble Fish, and Red Dawn, among many others. Island of Witches (2014) seemed to have been his last movie to date.

Born on the 24^th of March, 1933, Smith is will soon enter his nineties. Wherever he is now, we hope he is living his life in bliss and good health. Actors like him are hard to find and we do cherish all the works he has gifted us with. He is blissfully married to Joanne Cervelli since the year 1989 and is a satisfied individual both professionally and personally.

Edna May Wonacott – 1932

She is well-known for her portrayal as Ann Newton in the 1943 film, Shadow of a Doubt. Legend says she was handpicked by Alfred Hitchcock himself, and Edna was just a meager nine-year-old girl then.

The American actress took retirement from her acting career in 1952. Right now, she is enjoying her life in Arizona which seems to be her retirement home and is known by the name of Edna Green.

Aside from Shadow of a Doubt, we have enjoyed her work in The Model and the Marriage Broker, Sunny Side of the Street, The Bells of St. Mary’s, and This Love of Ours. Edna will soon enter into the ninth decade of her life, but she has nothing to worry about. She is financially secure and we believe she is doing good health-wise. Though her career was short-lived, she did make her mark as an accomplished actress.

Ann E. Todd – 1931 – Child Actress

Todd started her acting career with the film Zaza in 1939. In her 14-year career, she starred in nearly 40 films and had the privilege to star aside famous actors like Ingrid Bergman, Bette Davis, Marlene Dietrich, and many more.

After taking retirement from her acting career, Ann took up the job of a librarian and a teacher. Eventually, she has excused herself from that, too, and right now, lives in her retirement home in California.

She stayed married to Robert Basart till his death in the year 1993. She has maintained her two kids amazingly and has left no stone unturned in making their future secure from all aspects. At the age of 88, Ann looks absolutely beautiful and we don’t think she has undergone surgery or availed any other artificial ways to look this good. We love her for that.

Nita Talbot – 1930

The American actress made her acting debut with the 1949 film, It’s A Great Feeling. She is also popular for her roles in A Very Special Favor, Buck, and the Preacher, I Married a Woman, and Bright Leaf, among a flurry of movies she has in her kitty.

Her last performance was way back in 1997 as a voice-over artist in the animated Spiderman series. Throughout her long career, questions of surgery never arose. Throughout a career that encompassed almost five decades, Nita raked in a stupendous amount of money. With that, she surely has made all the provisions for a balanced and happy life.

Standing on the verge of the nineties, she is known for her flawless beauty. We have to admit that she does make us fall in love with her every time we set our eyes on Nita. Hopefully, she will continue to rule our hearts like this.

 Brigitte Bardot – 1934

The quintessential beauty of Brigitte Bardot, a French actress, and model, was known all over the world. In the 1950s and 60s, her beauty and acting prowess were much praised especially in movies like And God Created Woman, Goddard’s Le Mepris, and Louis Malle’s Viva Maria which brought her huge recognition. She is still a prominent figure in the entertainment industry.

With a good diet and fitness routine, she could still have been an active star in tinsel town but decided instead to dedicate her time as a proactive animal rights activist.

We aren’t sure whether she has undergone a cosmetic surgery ever, but the way she carries herself at 85 is absolutely commendable. Bardot is married to her fourth husband, Bernard d’Ormale since the year 1992 and we guess, they wouldn’t ever need the services of a family law attorney.

Jane Fonda – 1937

Jane Fonda started her career as an actress and won several awards because of her immense talent from memorable roles from movies like Walk On The Wild Side, Klute, Coming Home, and The China Syndrome. 

In the 1980s, she came up with her own fitness videos. In 2005, she returned to acting after a fifteen-year hiatus with her movie Monster In Law. Fonda has a host of accolades and awards to her credit and the list comprises of BAFTA Awards, Golden Globe Awards, and Oscars as well. The mother of three looks extremely ravishing at 82.

She is active even today and has spoken about various political and humanitarian issues. Her career has been long and fruitful but despite her age, she has still not retired. As a matter of fact, we don’t even want Fonda to retire as that would break our hearts.

Betty White – 1922

One of the most beloved actresses around is definitely Betty White. She is an actress as well as a comedian and turned producer for Life With Elizabeth. Her roles in Boston Legal, Mama’s Family, The Proposal, Lake Placid, and The Lorax were enough for the audience to hail her as one of the most skilled actresses in the entertainment industry.

Kickstarting her career in the year 1939, White has displayed no signs of retirement. The 98-year-old has a net worth of $45 million and remains active even today and far from retirement. In spite of her white hair and sagging skin, her energetic nature inspires one and all.

She has stuck to focus on maintaining herself and probably follows a strict regime to stay fit. We are simply amazed by her energy and really hope that the youngsters would take a tip or two from her.

Harry Belafonte – 1927

Jamaican-American Harry Belafonte is a celebrity singer-cum-songwriter. His album Calypso and songs like "Banana Boat Song" and "Jamaican Farewell" are nothing short of legends.

Aside from pursuing a career in music, Belafonte also dabbled in acting and he found success in that field as well! He acted in movies like Bright Road, Island In The Sun, and Carmen Jones, some of his works that showed the world that he is one talented man.

Harry is a humanitarian activist and in 1985, he was one of the key persons who helped organize the song “We Are The World”. He had prostate cancer, for which he underwent surgery, however, he is in good health now!

Terry Moore — 1929

Terry Moore worked in the radio at the beginning of her illustrious career, and most notably lent her voice for the character of Bumps on the popular sitcom The Smiths of Hollywood.

Later, her hoydenish looks and attitude helped her carve her own niche and she started to appear on the big screen regularly since the 1950s. With that venture, she managed to make a name for herself in Tinsel town.

However, her controversial relationship with American business tycoon Howard Hughes ended up in a court battle. And Moore was awarded a huge amount at the end of the legal battle. With the insane amount of money in her bank accounts, we guess she won’t have to apply for reverse mortgage loans, ever.

Patrick Duffy – 1949

Patrick Duffy has practically been in every good drama series since the late ‘70s. His rich acting portfolio includes his role as Bobby Ewing in the original Dallas series as well as the reboot. He was also in The Bold and the Beautiful, playing Stephen Logan, and Step by Step, as Frank Lambert.

Through it all, Patrick has earned himself a $14-million fortune and could just as easily have retired by now. However, he has never been the one to pass out on an opportunity. In 2019, he still had the energy to actually be part of a movie called The Mistletoe Secret.

If that doesn't show dedication and passion, we don't know what will! It seems Duffy will continue to pursue an acting career despite his age, but we are so not complaining! We would love to see more of him in the big screen!

Cyndi Lauper – 1953

With all the success that Cyndi Lauper has had in the ‘80s, she really requires no introduction. After all, she is the person behind songs like True Colors and Girls Just Want to Have Fun.

Throughout her life, Cyndi has made a huge impact on the music industry and in society for all the causes that she’s fought for. She's quite a passionate woman who goes for what she loves and fights for what she believes in.

Hence, in 2019, she was conferred an honorary Doctor of Letters degree by the Northern Vermont University-Johnson for her contributions to music and the LGBT community. It was also announced in the same year that she will be starring in a new Netflix series alongside Jane Lynch. 

 Jack Nicholson – 1937

Jack Nicholson will go down in movie history as the male actor with the maximum number of Academy Award nominations. As Good As It Gets and One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest are two of the movies that helped him fetch the much-coveted Academy Award.

Stanley Kubrick's film adaptation of The Shining is another movie where his role was very significant. It's actually one of his most iconic roles where he said one of the most famous lines in movie history, "Here's Johnny!"

Despite having a great career, his personal life was filled with turmoil. But amid all his personal hurdles, Nicholson still managed to make a name for himself, garnering adoration from his many fans around the world and respect from his fellow actors.

Jane Withers — 1926

Jane Withers started her career in Hollywood as a baby, and all through her childhood days, she has starred in several films. The decades of the 30s and 40s saw her performing in various roles, making her a Lifetime Achievement Awardee.

She was loved and acclaimed for her performance in the movie Bright Eyes where she appeared opposite Shirley Temple. Apart from acting, Withers also had a penchant for singing.

She has numerous recorded songs and musical appearances to her credit. With such an illuminated career, Jane never had to think of a reverse mortgage loan.

Kathleen Nolan – 1933

The Real McCoys made Kathleen Nolan a name to be reckoned with in the television industry. Her performance as Kate McCoy catapulted her to fame and gradually earned her an attractive bank balance.

It has been almost fifty years after the show's conclusion, but this lady is still the true personification of beauty and grace. Kathleen will be 86 soon, but no one can steal the limelight from her even now.

Nolan initiated her acting career with Goldenrod, and the most amazing part is she was just a meager 13 months old! Her appearances in shows like The Untouchables, The Alfred Hitchcock Hour, The Night Stalker, Charlie’s Angels, and Bewitched helped Kathleen become the big name that she is today.

Linda Evans – 1942

During her peak years, Linda Evans was practically the go-to person if one wanted to make a successful TV show. After all, she has starred in legendary series like The Big Valley in the ‘60s as well as Dynasty in the ’80s.

Ever since the reboot started in 2017, one can’t help but think what the original cast has been doing. The truth is that Linda, whose last known acting project is the 1997 TV film The Stepsister, is alive and well. She is said to be making a comeback in 2020 with a film called Swan Song!

Let's not forget to mention the fact that Linda is looking quite ravishing even at her current age! She's still a live wire who continues to pursue her career and it's admirable! We can't wait to see what more she has in store for us!

Barbara Eden – 1931

The 86-year-old actress is best known for her character Jeannie in the famous tele-series I Dream Of Jeannie. Her parents had a divorce when Barbara was a child but her mother remarried and became the person behind Barbara’s interest in singing. She started making money by singing at a young age.

Later, she studied theater and embarked on her career as a film and television actress. Before I Dream Of Jeannie happened, Barbara starred in How To Marry A Millionaire, and also had roles in The Yellow Canary and The Brass Bottle.

We love the way she is aging — she still looks as gorgeous as she was when she was younger, and we would love to know her anti-aging secrets. Is she resorting to aging naturally or has she had any work done? Whatever her choice is in keeping away signs of aging, we're totally in love with her.

Johnny Crawford – 1946

Johnny Crawford tasted success just at the age of 12 when he portrayed the role of Mark McCain in The Rifleman, a Western series on ABC. The show was aired between 1958 and 1963 and was a massive hit with the audience.

Crawford became to be known as an actor, musician, and singer. Some of his most popular numbers are Your Love Is Growing Cold, Cry on My Shoulder, Judy Loves Me, and Am I Too Young.

Crawford took retirement from acting in 1999. He is married to Charlotte Crawford since 1995, and the duo is happy and content in each other’s company. The amount of currency he has accumulated in his banks has helped him lead a lavish lifestyle. He is 73 now and was detected with Alzheimer’s disease in 2019. We pray for his good health.

Sam Elliott – 1944

Samuel Pack Elliott, born on August 9, 1944, is an award-winning American actor. Some of the most prestigious awards including the Academy Award, Golden Globe Award, Primetime Emmy Award, and National Board of Review Award. His distinct country looks – with the thick mustache, deep voice, and Western accent won him numerous fans across the world. Elliott was cast in movies and TV dramas in roles of cowboys, ranchers, and Westerners.

Sam's film career began with his minor appearance in The Way West (1967). However, his first film breakthrough was his appearance in the Lifeguard (1976). From then, Elliott was part of numerous award-winning projects. His most recent role was in a musical drama A Star Is Born (2018) he even won a nomination for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor.

Besides that, he also got the Screen Actors Guild Award (SAGA) and Critics' Choice Award for this film. His acting career has helped him reach a net worth of $10,000,000. Even at his current age of 76, Elliott shows no signs of stopping or slowing down. The man is very much alive and still doing his craft.

Alan Alda – 1936

The American actor, author, director, screenwriter, and comedian, Alan Alda, is one of Hollywood's most popular actors. His years of acting experience are unbeatable.

He is a six-time Emmy Award and Golden Globe Award, winner. His most recent work is in Marriage Story (2019). Born in the Bronx on January 28, 1936, Alda spent most of his childhood traveling with his parents. This was to support his father's job as a burlesque theatre performer.

At age 7, Alda's diagnosis with Polio meant he had to endure a lot of painful treatment. Despite his massive wealth, Alda does not enjoy a luxurious lifestyle. Instead, he spends his fortune on charity and fundraising activities together with his wife, Arlene. Alda is also known to be a feminist and vocal supporter of women's rights. It was in July 2018  during his guesting on CBS This Morning that he spoke about his battle with Parkinson's disease. The struggle has been for three years and hopes to spread awareness about the disease!

Patrick Wayne – 1939

He is the second-born son of the legend that is John Wayne, and his first wife, Josephine Alicia Saenz. Patrick followed up on his dad’s footsteps and became an actor.

He played in films like The Searchers and McLintock! only to eventually make a switch towards hosting TV game shows like The Monte Carlo Show and Tic-Tac-Dough.

Now, Patrick’s 80 years old and understandably retired. He has earned a $12 million net worth, much of which comes from what his father left behind. In any case, the last time he brought himself to act was in 1997 with Deep Cover.

Elisabeth Shue – 1963

She might have been born back in 1963, but Elisabeth Shue’s been acting professionally since the early ‘80s! She started out playing in films like Adventures in Babysitting and moved on to be in films like Leaving Las Vegas.

In fact, for that very role, she managed to win herself both an Academy Award and a Golden Globe nomination for the Best Actress category. That just goes to show that she's a natural talent!

Elisabeth has never stopped acting in her life. In 2020, she’s expected to play in the film called Greyhound. She’s 56 years old and remains married to Davis Guggenheim, the father of her three children. They've been together since 1994.

Shelley Fabares – 1944

With a career that dates back to the ‘50s, we’re very glad to see Shelley Fabares alive and well past her 70s! Shelley got to play in series like The Donna Reed Show, and Coach. 

She was also in films like Valerie, alongside Elvis Presley himself! She’s now 76 years old, and she has a $1.5 million fortune backing her up. With this kind of money, she can surely live out the rest of her life in comfort.

On top of acting, her music career had deemed her memorable, after all, she’s released songs like Johnny Angel in the early '60s! Ever since 1984, Shelley has been married to Mike Farrell. They might not have had any children, but she’s a stepmother to his own brood.

Phil Collins – 1951

Phil Collins is a man of many talents. Aside from being an actor, singer, songwriter, and drummer, he has also been equally successful as a record producer as well as a multi-instrumentalist.

His musical genes have earned him humongous popularity in the music scene and have helped him pile on an enviable net worth of $260 million. With that, he can lay his hands on anything that catches his fancy.

He has always been a favorite of the masses, and that is why the news of his ill health hasn’t gone down well among his fans. Collins suffered a bad neck injury but eventually managed to survive. Even though he had decided to quit his profession, he made a comeback, much to the delight of everyone!

Eric Clapton – 1945

If you are not that much into blues music, listen to Eric Clapton. We bet you will fall in love with the genre. All of Clapton’s melodies have managed to capture the heart of millions across the globe.

We are sure that there is probably everyone has heard his songs at one point. He has all the reasons to be named among the 100 greatest guitarists ever.

Clapton hasn’t yet contemplated retirement and is quite active. He has amassed impressive savings for himself, with which he can spend his retired life with ease. With a career encompassing over five long decades, Clapton has nothing more to achieve. Happy Xmas, his 2018 album, too did quite a brisk business.

Phyllis Coates – 1927

Phyllis Coates grabbed our attention when we saw her portraying the character of Lois Lane in the 1951 film, Superman and the Mole Man.

She garnered widespread acclamation for the role and took her career to greater heights when she appeared in the first season of the TV series, Adventures of Spiderman. Recently, she starred as Ella Lane in the tenth season of one of the most-watched series, Smallville.

Coates is known to have walked down the aisle four times in her lifetime and is the mother of three. Born in the year 1924, she is now in her nineties. However, she is doing quite well health-wise, and there is nothing much to worry about. With zero chances of slipping into bankruptcy, she is totally at peace with herself.  

Mr. T – 1952

Mr. T catapulted to fame in the 80s and was always known for his bad-guy image. He used to be a professional wrestler before he decided to change his career path and get into the acting industry.

He didn’t take much time to establish himself as a television personality. Mr. T took on the characters of B.A. Baracus and Clubber Lang in The A-Team and Rocky III respectively.

He was diagnosed with T-cell lymphoma in the year 1995 but managed to sail above troubled waters. He fought back the deadly disease and documented his fight in Cancer Ain’t for No Wimps, a book he penned down. Mr. T took part in the popular dance reality show, Dancing with the Stars, in the year 2017 and proved that he was back in form.

Andrew McCarthy — 1962

Andrew McCarthy is widely popular as an integral part of the Brat Pack. He garnered fame with his portrayals in films such as Less Than Zero, Pretty in Pink, and St. Elmo’s Fire.

He has also displayed directorial skills with Orange Is the New Black, a series that won the Emmy Award. Andrew tied the knot with Carol Schneider in the year 1999. But the duo had to file for a divorce in 2005.

McCarthy has been happily married to Dolores Rice since 2011 and welcomed two kids into their family. The 57-year-old maintains quite a decent lifestyle and has done whatever it takes to give a proper upbringing to his kids. We would like to wish him all the best for the projects he will be undertaking in the future.

Chevy Chase — 1943

Chevy Chase dabbled in various jobs before deciding to make a career in comedy. He started his journey with the popular humor magazine, National Lampoon.

Soon, he became a prominent cast member of the late-night variety show, Saturday Night Live, and laid his hands on three Primetime Emmy Awards as a writer and a performer.

He grabbed his first leading role in the 1978 comedy, Foul Play. His filmography also includes Orange County, Memoirs of an Invisible Man, Three Amigos, and Seems Like Old Times. He has also presented the Oscars twice and The Chevy Chase Show, his own talk show. He has already crossed more than three-fourths of a century. The amount he has earned will easily help him maintain a safe distance from a bankruptcy attorney.

James Caan – 1940

James Caan probably never knew that he would eventually attain stardom one day. Hailing from a humble German Jewish immigrant family, he didn’t have many choices in life.

However, being a really courageous person that he has always been, Caan decided to take up acting while studying at Hofstra University. He got enrolled at the Neighborhoods Playhouse School of Theatre, which ultimately brought him fame and of course, great fortune.

Caan landed a role in The Godfather and that was just the beginning to a great career. He quit acting in the middle but had to make a comeback after he almost faced bankruptcy. Since then, he has been doing a fair job for himself. We just hope he continues with his journey as an actor and keeps us entertained at the same time.

Ernest Lee Thomas - 1949

We all know Ernest Lee Thomas through his portrayal of Roger Thomas in What’s Happening and What’s Happening Now!!, both of which were sitcoms on ABC.

He kickstarted his career in the entertainment industry in the year 1974. And you don’t need us to tell you that he has fantastically done well for himself. Ernest has been involved in a number of successful projects like Roots, The Brady Bunch Hour, and Baretta.

He is 70 years of age now and there is no ill news of his health. That’s indeed a positive sign and we hope he gets the energy to deliver some bigger things in life. His net worth has been up to the mark and we guess he is going to utilize his fortune for something great.

Katharine Ross – 1940

Katharine Ross, a renowned stage and film actress, shot to stardom with her role in 1967 comedy-drama The Graduate. She also got an Academy Award nomination for her performance in the film.

Katharine is a living legend who has acted in many other memorable films, including the likes of Voyage of the Damned and The Stepford Wives. Surprisingly, her role in The Graduate was only the second role in her career which she landed after barely completing her training at a San Francisco acting workshop.

The 79-year-old’s relationship with her husband, Sam Elliott, is the ultimate Hollywood love story. Sam Elliott, who still has countless female fans around the world, decided to tie the knot with the evergreen Katharine in 1984, and they have since been together. Sam and Katharine have already invested in a retirement home in Oregon. And we're sure they're going to be happy for the rest of their days.

Michelle Phillips - 1944

We can't believe the iconic Michelle Phillips of The Mamas & the Papas has just turned 74. Sadly, she is the only member of the band still alive today.

A native of Long Beach, California, she still finds herself spending her days there, reflecting on her successful career as a singer as well as an actress, as she transitioned to the other side of the spotlight in the 1970s.

Phillips walked down the aisle with bandmate, John Phillips. And she has built quite the resume for herself, having appeared in numerous critically acclaimed films like Dillinger. She even won nominations for a Golden Globe Award. At 74, Phillips might be entering retirement, but she looks incredible and is keeping her spirits alive and well! We will always have fond memories of her time in Hollywood.

Nancy Sinatra — 1940

Nancy Sinatra is aging like fine wine, and we have no complaints about it! The daughter of legendary singer Frank Sinatra, Nancy did have an advantage over others while growing up.

But banking on her incredible voice, she became a name to be reckoned with in the music industry. With hits like Bang Bang, Something Stupid, and Sugartown, she soon garnered fame and adoration from music fans around the world.

When her duet with Lee Hazelwood, Summer Wine, was used for an H&M commercial in 2017, the song went up the charts again — such was its popularity! Nancy have been quite active even in her advanced age, and she looks quite healthy and fit despite being 79 years old. Care to share your anti-aging secrets, Nancy?

Pope Benedict XVI — 1927

Born as Joseph Ratzinger, Pope Benedict served as a priest in Bavaria. Apart from his interest in religion, he was a popular academician as well. He became a highly respected professor of Theology in the 1950s and taught at various universities in Germany.

Though his pastoral experience was meager even then, he went on to become a cardinal from an archbishop pretty fast. Despite having liberal views initially, he became a lot more conservative after 1968.

He served in Vatican city for more than a quarter of a century and finally became the Pope in 2005. His tenure lasted until 2013 when he resigned because of failing health. Even after his retirement, he has appeared a few times alongside the new Pope.

Max Baer Jr. - 1937

Maximilian Adalbert Jr. is a noted actor, producer, screenwriter, and director, who has attained stardom with his portrayal of Jethro Bodine in the American TV series The Beverly Hillbillies.

Before he initiated his acting career, he represented Christian Brothers High School, his alma mater, at the Sacramento golf tournament and even laid his hands on the junior title.

After procuring success in a career covering over three decades, Max decided to take up retirement in 1991 and remains as the lone surviving cast member of the popular sitcom. We are hopeful that Max’s insurance policies are aiding him to lead a relaxed life in his retirement home and wish him the pink of health.

Richard Dean Anderson – 1950

Now that the MacGyver remake series has just finished airing its fourth season successfully, thinking back to the original series is inevitable.

Richard Dean Anderson had the honor to star as MacGyver back in the ‘80s. Even though he’s acted both before and after the show, that’s arguably the role for which he’s mostly remembered.

Dean has just entered his 70s by now and has been enjoying his retirement for some years now. The last time he acted was in a Don’t Trust the B---- in Apartment 23 episode in 2013. Dean is worth $20 million, and one of his other praised roles was in Stargate SG-1.

Billy Dee Williams - 1937

Billy had a great start as an actor when he appeared in The Last Angry Man, a 1959 movie. A successful career on television, films, and music enabled him to accumulate a net wealth of $7.5 million.

And now that he has taken up a retirement, Billy can live the rest of his life peacefully at his retirement home. His health is deteriorating nowadays and since elderly care can prove to be costly at times in the United States.

His net worth, along with the pension he receives, can provide him with some room for comfort. Born as William December "Billy Dee" Williams Jr., the actor currently has a net worth of $9 million and lives in New York. The actor is in his eighties, and we wish to see him crossing the century mark.

Loni Anderson - 1945

Beautiful actress Loni Anderson is famous for her role on the CBS series WKRP and for her marriage to Burt Reynolds. They were hailed as one of the most stunning couples of Hollywood, but things took a wrong turn as they decided to split just five years later in 1993.

We have no knowledge of a prenup agreement being signed before the wedding, but it took Burt 22 years to pay Loni the settlement money.

Sometimes, we don’t get to lead the life we want, and we have seen Burt repenting his decision to marry Anderson. Well, we hope he has planned a sizeable insurance policy for himself.

Cindy Williams – 1947

Many of you might have grown up watching Cindy Williams portraying the role of Shirley Feeney in Laverne & Shirley, the sitcom on ABC.

She perfected her skills at the famous The Actors Studio West and made her Broadway debut with The Drowsy Chaperone. Her filmography includes The Biggest Fan, Rude Awakening, The Conversation, and The Creature Wasn’t Nice.

Speaking about her television career, she charmed us all with her performances in The Odd Couple, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, The Stepford Husbands, and 8 Simple Rules. Born on August 22, 1947, Williams is close to completing almost three-quarters of a century, but the way she has managed to retain an effervescent appearance is damn praiseworthy. It seems like she has been taking extra care of her diet.

Stefanie Powers - 1942

Though the actress has been working with several projects since the 1960s. Her biggest hit came with the mystery TV series Hart to Hart that aired between 1979 and 1984.

Stefanie’s character was that of an amateur detective, who along with her husband worked with criminal lawyers to solve murder mysteries.

Stefanie continued to act in numerous TV shows and Television films. However, she hasn’t been very active for the last few years. The actress had surgery after being diagnosed with lung cancer and now lives a strict life by maintaining her diet and watching her weight to keep herself healthy.