Kate Jackson – 71

Kate Jackson was amongst the most popular actress in the 80’s. She is mostly known for her role as Sabrina Duncan in cult TV series ‘Charlie’s Angels’, but she was let go by the producers out of nowhere. Duncan then acted in some notable TV series, such as ‘Criminal Minds’ and ‘Sabrina the Teenage Witch’. Some would say she moved on to greener pastures! In 2010, it was announced by Gallery Books that they had a contract with Jackson for her to publish her memoirs. The book has been delayed continuously, with the latest reschedule date being two days before 2021.

Marge Champion – 101

Marge Champion has been part of the entertainment industry since her adolescence. At 12, she was already a ballet instructor! Eventually she signed a contract with Walt Disney, and her dancing prowess was animated in film such as ‘Fantasia’ and ‘Pinocchio’. Her talent in dancing landed her multiple roles alongside stars of the era. She eventually decided that the highlife of the film industry wasn’t her thing, leading to her retiring and pursuing her passion for dancing thoroughly. Her last appearance as an actress was in 1982’s Fame, in which she acted as a ballet teacher with a racial bias.

Mildred Kornman – 95

Blond hair and blue-eyed beauty Mildren Kornman is one of the last few remnants of the Silent Age of Hollywood back in the 1920’s to the 1930’s. She is also the sister of Mary Kornman who respectfully has been more successful as an actress when compared to Mildred, starring in ‘Our Gang’. Mildred acted in four films for her career, two of which were Up In Arms and Diamond Horseshoe.  Mildred phased away from acting eventually and took to modelling instead. She used a pseudonym named Ricky VanDusen for her modelling work. At 95, she remains as elegant and beautiful as she was in her youth!

Kathleen Hughes – 91

Since she was young, Kathleen Hughes aspired to be an actress, which came true when she signed to 20^th Century Fox in the 40’s. Her best years in acting was surprisingly when she worked with Universal Studios, which helped her land roles in classic films like ‘It Came From Outer Space’. Hughes also starred with Kevin Costner in 1990’s ‘Revenge’ which is amongst her most notable roles. She also managed a respectable career on TV, padding her already stacked estate. Hughes enjoyed a long marriage of 59 years to Stanley Rubin, until his death in 2014 from natural causes.

June Lockhart – 95

A regular on Broadway, June Lockhart found work in the movie industry by taking on roles in shows like ‘Lassie’, ‘Petticoat Junction’, and ‘Lost in Space’. She has received great awards for her performance, including a Tony award. Unlike her career, June suffered from a troubled personal life after going through divorce twice—first from John F. Maloney, whom she married in 1951, and her second from John Lindsay, whom she married in 1959 (the same year she divorced Maloney). Despite that, she managed to rake in a $10 million net worth by the time she retired.

Marilyn Knowlden – 94

Marilyn Knowlden had a remarkable career as a child actress, acting alongside legends like Bette Davis and Katharine Hepburn. She took some time off in 1944 to focus on her education and after graduating, Knowlden found her way into songwriting and playwriting. She authored several plays and songs. She also managed to appear on Broadway at an astounding 70 years old on ‘My Fair Lady’. In 2011, she released her memoir titled ‘Little Girl in Big Pictures’, chronicling her time in Hollywood as a child actress and retelling what she describes as the “rest of the story” of her life.

Betty White – 98

Betty White has somehow managed to stay in the limelight despite being in the industry for over 7 decades! A multi-talented actress, producer, and writer, she has amassed an impressive $45 million net worth. At 98 years old, Betty is still active in the industry and continually receives roles and most recently on TV series ‘The Golden Girls’ and ‘Hot in Cleveland’. In fact, her career goes so far back that even she can’t remember what show her screen debut was in 1939! In 2014, she was included in the Guinness World Records for having the Longest TV Career for an Entertainer (Female).

Estelle Parsons – 92

A historically astounding actress both on TV and on stage, Estelle Parsons has it all. Her appearances on TV were infrequent, but they were all notable occurrences. During the 1970s was her most extensive work period where she was involved in both film and theatre. Estelle managed to snag an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for her role as Blanche Barrow on ‘Bonnie & Clyde’ of 1967, which starred Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty. She was also nominated for her performance in Rachel, Rachel in 1968. However, her most notable (and also most recent) appearance was in the recently rebooted and concluded sitcom, ‘Roseanne’.

Dawn Wells – 81

Dawn Wells was, and still is a gorgeous actress who was mostly prominent during the 60’s. She is best-known for acting in the still popular today ‘Gilligan’s Island’. Prior to that, Dawn played smaller roles in shows like ‘Maverick’ and ‘Bonanza’. However, her career as an actress was mostly on a stage, as she appeared in over 100 theatrical productions! Today, Dawn spends her time with charity work, amassing over $7 million over her career. She lends her support to Denver Foundation and helps raise funds for the disadvantaged and disabled.

Jane Withers – 94

Jane Withers was among the most prominent child actress in the 1930’s and 40’s. Some of you may know her from her star role in ‘Bright Eyes’ which also starred Shirley Temple! Besides that, Jane was also part of many a TV commercial, most notably for Comet Cleanser. She was also a talented singer which led to her receiving roles in musical films. Her career has earned her a $5 million net worth. Withers wed William Moss, a film producer, in 1947 and divorced him by 1955. She then married Kenneth Errair, who died in 1968.

Priscilla Pointer – 96

Priscilla Pointer started her career as a stage actress and minor Broadway roles. She then took a shot at acting in film and on TV and struck gold! Priscilla played a recurring role on TV series ‘Dallas’, and also appeared on other productions. It’s not common knowledge, but Pointer was married to Jules Irving, film and stage director. The couple stayed together until his death in 1979, and they raised two children – director David Irving and actress Amy Irving! Pointer last appeared in Inferno, in 1999, as ‘Mrs. Henry Howard’.

Queen Elizabeth II – 94

The renowned Queen of England surpassed her great-great-grandmother and became the longest-living British monarch in 2007. In 2015, she became the longest-reigning British monarch and the longest-reigning queen regent and female head of state in the world! The 94-year-old Elizabeth is still active in her duties. She is wildly beloved by her subjects as well as folks all around the world. Recently, Prince Harry married retired American Actress Meghan Markle which was dubbed the Wedding of the Century. As you would expect, the Queen has a sizeable $600 net worth to her name.

Jacqueline White – 97

While most of the actors on this list has had multi-decade long careers, Jacqueline White’s career lasted only 10 short years. Despite that, she definitely made a mark in the industry with the small number of roles she acted in. She was first spotted by a talent manager after appearing in a play at UCLA, and was casted in a movie in 1942. She then landed roles in classics such as ‘Crossfire’ and ‘The Narrow Margin’ which skyrocketed her to global fame. When she announced that she would retire in 1952, it shocked the industry and fans alike. However, she cited that her reason for retiring was to focus on her personal life, which includes 5 children.

Raquel Welch – 80

Raquel Welch made her first impressions as an actress in the 1960s. However, it didn’t help her much as an actress due to the kind of roles she received. But as she spent time in the industry, better opportunities came by and Raquel didn’t miss them. The appeared in Broadway and made a name for herself as a skillful actress. She has tied the knot four times in her life. Her first husband was James Welch but the marriage lasted only five years. She married Patrick Curtis and later Andre Weinfeld. Her last marriage with Richard Palmer ended in 2008. She is now 80 years old and single.

Joyce Hyser – 62

If you are into the 80s movie, you would definitely know Joyce Hyser in  the 1984 movie, This is Spinal Tap and the 1985 movie, Just One of The Guys. The beautiful actress is now 62 years old. Her career slowed down after her acting in Just One of The Guys. With her involvement in the entertainment industry for 3 decades, Joyce is worth $2 million and her income were made from her career from movies, TV series and from endorsements. Joyce is not married yet but she at 63, she is still fit, healthy and looks young. Her last act in a movie was in the 2014 movie, The Wedding Pact as Sally. She is still active working as an actress but Joyce is not active in social medias.

Johnny Crawford – 74

Johnny Ernest Crawford is a 74 years old American actor, musician and singer. This multi-talented star started to first performed as a Musketeer, a Walt Disney Company’s original, and at the age of 12 as Mark McCain in ABC Western series, The Rifleman. Crawford maybe still good looking and good in health but he is no longer active in showbiz. His career started in 1955 and he decided to retire on in 1999. Johnny was nominated for an Emmy Award at the age of 13 for Best Supporting Actor for his role as Mark McCain. He is still married to his high school sweetheart since 1995. Johnny also made few albums and singles for his music and his song, Rumors peaked at #2 in Billboard Adult Contemporary charts.

Philip Michael Thomas – 71

Philip Michael Thomas was a well-known actor and musician before he retired in 2011. Most would know him from a 1980s television show called Miami Vice, where he portrayed detective Ricardo Tubbs. Philip made his first steps in the acting world in 1972, while his first remarkable role was in the 1975 animated crime film, Coonskin.

He then appeared in numerous advertisements and television movies. Moreover, Thomas voice Lance Vance in the Grand Theft Auto: Vice City and Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories video games. Before retiring, he also had a prominent music career and released some successful songs such as Living the Book of My Life and Just the Way I Planned It. It is important to know that Philip is a nonsmoker, nondrinker and also vegetarian, which is why he is 71 and super healthy.

Hal Holbrook – 95

Primarily an actor and director, Holbrook’s career has been steadily maintained for over 5 decades. His first gig was in 1954 when he portrayed Mark Twain in a stage play. Holbrook’s first time playing this character was when he was a student. For his exemplary performances over the years, Holbrook won multiple Emmy and Tony awards. Some of his best-known work include ‘Lincoln’, ‘The Sopranos’, and ‘Sons of Anarchy’. To show for it, Holbrook has a $5 million net worth that is still growing to this date as he continues acting.

Ed Asner – 90

Actor Ed Asner reached fame with his performance as Lou Grant in The Mary Tyler Moore Show. The performance netted him a spinoff show with the character he played, Lou Grant as the lead. Nowadays, Ed spends a considerable amount of his time with charitable organizations.

Asner still takes on roles today and hasn’t retired yet, while he was also a Screen Actors Guild president at one point. Asner also amassed over $10 million from throughout the decades. He married Cindy Gilmore in 1998. However, she filed for legal separation in 2007, and he then filed for divorce in 2015.

Matthew Labyorteaux – 53

Matthew Labyorteaux started as a child model and appeared in several commercials from the age of seven. He rose into fame when he took on the role Albert Quinn Ingalls in the television series Little House On The Prairie. He appeared on the show from the year 1978 to 1983. He would later be better known for his voice works especially as the voice of Jaden Yuki and The Supreme King, both of which are the characters from the Japanese anime Yu-Gi-Oh! GX. Apart from acting, Matthew has special skills in playing video games and his expertise was recognised on international level. He is less active now as he is nearing his 60’s but fans will always remember him for all the roles he played in his younger years.

Diana Ross – 76

The multi-talented Diana Ross is the lead singer to a group name The Supremes and it make her rose to fame. They became sensational in the 60s and are the all time best selling group of girls. But it was not long till Diana decided to go solo and released her own album. Her solo career was also a success. Singing was not the only thing Diana is good at. Diana also went into acting and was nominated for both the Golden Globe Award and Academy Award. Diana is so successful that Billboard magazine named her as “Female Entertainer of the Century”. Now at the age of 76, Diana is still active in both singing acting. She makes tour every year and her 2020 tour is currently on sale.

Paul Hogan – 80

Australian entertainer Paul Hogan has a Golden Globe win to his name for his exemplary performance on Crocodile Dundee. Hogan has also collaborated with several brands over the years and in the ‘70s, he was featured in the Winfield cigarette advertisements. While he hasn’t officially announced that he quit acting, his last feature was in the 2009 film Charlie & Boots. Hogan has been married three times; two times to Nolene Edwards and they had five children together. In 1990, he married actress Linda Kozlowski who he co-starred with on the film Crocodile Dundee.