Richard Chamberlain – 86

A man of rugged good looks, Richard Chamberlain was made for Hollywood stardom. Born and raised in Beverly Hills, his first major role in a television series ‘The Thorn Birds’ which swooned the hearts of women across America. Coupled with his bubbly personality, Keith continually received roles in big budgeted films and series in the following years. In 2018 he took on the role of ‘Dr. Mirari’ in Nightmare Cinema, and before that, as the voice of ‘Highfather’ in Justice League: Gods and Monsters of 2015. He has also dabbled in a bit of music during his career.

Ann Jillian – Now 71

As a successful child actress in the 60s, Ann Jillian proved that her radical transformation has only made her into a brighter star, catapulting her to real stardom as an 80’s symbol. Call it luck, but the stunning beauty isn’t the typical cookie-cutter, ever brazen to take on challenging roles.

With 25 film roles to her name, Jillian dazzled Hollywood for more than 40 years. She debuted with a bang alongside acting legend Natalie Wood in the ‘Gypsy,’ showing off her youthful onscreen charm. Then, after two decades of appearances, Jillian landed the role of a lifetime as sultry Cassie Cranston in ‘It’s a Living.’ Today, she preaches motivation and relaxes with family in the Greater Los Angeles area.

Ruth Buzzi – 85

After her return to showbiz following an eight-year hiatus, many doubted Ruth Buzzi’s ability to revive herself as the unrivaled entertainer she was previously known as. While some people would be discouraged by such disbelief in their talent, Buzzi used it as fuel to cement herself as an exceptional star. In no time, she was right at the top where she was before her break and even got the highest achievement honor at the ‘Topaz Awards’ under her belt.

Not even 20 film credits to her name have been enough to slow down this five-time Emmy nominee in her eighties. Buzzi, remains busy with stand-up comedy performances across the U.S, supporting various charity organizations and collecting vintage automobiles.

Mary Ward – 106