Edward Norton – 51

Edward Norton became a star overnight after debuting in a movie called Primal Fear, in 1996, which won him a Golden Globe for Best Actor. That was just the beginning of his acting career, as he then starred in various blockbuster movies including American History X, Frida, Fight Club, and even Marvel’s The Incredible Hulk.

Edward was also nominated for an Oscar three times and is also involved in producing. The 2019 film Motherless Brooklyn was produced, written and even directed by Norton himself. In 2013, after the birth of his son Edward, he told the press that he wants to focus more on his family so he will be taking a step back from acting and also will be more selective regarding which movie he will appear in.

Peggy Dow – 92

Peggy Dow was a force to be reckoned with in her youth, as Universal Pictures held no punches when it came to signing her. Dow appeared in iconic films such as ‘Harvey’ and ‘Bright Victory’ and while she had the chance to be a legend in the industry, she married oil tycoon Walter Helmerich III in 1951, until his passing in 2012. Their marriage lasted six decades and they had five sons together. Dow then used their shared funds to support charitable causes such as art and library preservation efforts.

Elisabeth Shue – 56

Elisabeth Shue, the beautiful American actress is famous for her roles since she was a teenager and started acting since 1982. She starred in a 1984, The Karate Kid, Back to the Future II in 1989, and Hollow Man in 2000. Her acting has made her nominated & won numerous awards including, Academy Award, the Golden Globe and even, BAFTA. She is also famous for starring in CSI: Crime Scene Investigation for 3 years, from 2012 to 2015. Elisabeth is the definition of beauty and brain, she was an alma mater in Harvard University in 2000.

Keith Thibodeaux – 69