Jack Nicholson – Age 87

Jack Nicholson holds the title of a male actor with the most number of Academy Award nominations. He also won the award three times, for One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, Terms of Endearment, and As Good As It Gets. As it always happens with such big stars, Jack’s name was dragged through the tabloids ever so often.

However, Jack rarely gives interviews and has a reputation for being immune to scandals. This is further strengthened by his memorable performances in other successful movies, like The Bucket List, Chinatown, The Shining, The Departed, 1989’s Batman, and many more… Unfortunately, Jack is officially retired since 2010.

Goldie Hawn – Now 76

Widely considered among the greatest performers of all time, Goldie Hawn is an acclaimed actress whose mark in Hollywood cannot be overlooked. With her talent transcending several generations, the star has been a fans’ favorite since her maiden television appearance in 1966, with her performance on ‘Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In’ propelling her to fame.

While some people retire after spending five decades working, Hawn is quite different. She might be in her seventies, but the singer is still actively involved in showbiz, taking up blockbuster roles as often as she can. They say the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree, and the dancer seems to have passed down the creative genes to her three children, who are all actors.

Demi Moore – Born In 1962

Demi Moore began her career with a role on the soap opera “General Hospital” and went on to star in films such as “Blame It on Rio” and “Ghost”, which became the highest-grossing film of 1990 and earned her a Golden Globe Award nomination.

In 2019, she released her memoir “Inside Out”, and people are still curious about her beauty secrets. Her dark and thick hair has remained lustrous over the years! In addition to moisturizers and high-end makeup, Demi shared with Gwyneth Paltrow that the key to beauty is taking care of oneself from within.

Tony Danza – Now 70

Tony Danza was a defining pop culture icon of the 80’s. Star of ‘Who’s The Boss’, the very forward thinking show revolved around a man helping around the house of a businesswoman. It received critical acclaim for its take on modernity and witty dialogue. And of course, Tony being such a looker definitely helped solidify the show’s place in history. It was in 1988 that Danza also received a People’s Choice Award for Favourite Male Performer for his role in The Tony Danza Show, a 1997 sitcom.  Between 2004 and 2006 he had a daytime talk show by the same name.

Carl Weathers – 75

Just because we rarely see Carl Weathers in new films anymore doesn’t mean he has not been keeping busy. Carl first became recognized by playing Apollo Cree in the Rocky films back in the ‘70s and ‘80s. He later managed to switch between tough and comedic roles like changing shirts with films like Predator and Happy Gilmore. Decades have gone by and Carl is now mainly doing voice acting. After voicing Omnitraxus in Stars vs the Forces of Evil, he even managed to voice Combat Chris in Toy Story 4 in 2019.

Victoria Principal – Age 74

Anyone who is into soap operas knows Victoria Principal. Victoria is famous for her role as Pamela Barnes Ewing on the American soap opera series Dallas which has been in for 9 years. Acting is not the only thing Victoria is good at, this talented and gorgeous actress is also an author and an entrepreneur. In 1989, Victoria released her own skincare line called, Principal Secret.

Salma Hayek – Age 57

Salma Hayek began her career in Mexico, appearing in various telenovelas, and eventually achieved international fame after her portrayal of Frida Kahlo in the biographical movie “Frida,” which she also produced. This project made her the first Mexican actress to be nominated for Best Actress at the Academy Awards.

She has been recognized as one of the most influential and powerful Latina actresses in Hollywood. In addition to her acting, she has been named one of the world’s most beautiful women by various publications. Salma is quite open with her fans on social media, often sharing glimpses of her day, such as her meals and her daily skincare routine.

Robert Redford – Age 87

Robert Redford made a lasting impression with his role as the Sundance Kid in the 1969 film Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. He then went on to co-found the annual Sundance Film Festival, which is still running today. Redford’s foray into filmmaking earned him an Academy, Golden Globe, and Directors Guild of America Award for Ordinary People for best directing. At the age of 84, Redford is a father of four children, two of whom are in the entertainment industry. Although he retired from acting in 2018, he is currently producing the upcoming documentary Desert of the Real.

Al Pacino – Age 84

Alfredo James Pacino is more well-known as Al Pacino, and he is an American actor who is also a filmmaker. He has been active in the Hollywood world for more than 5 decades. His name started being recognized when he acted for the role as Michael Corleone in the 1972 movie, The Godfather and the sequences.

He the achieved international acclaim. Al Pacino has received numerous awards through his career as an actor including, an Academy Award, 2 Tony Awards, 4 Golden Globe Awards, 2 Primetime Emmy Awards and even the Golden Globe Cecil B. DeMille Award. He is the Godfather of acting. Recently he starred in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood with Brad Pitt and Leonardo Dicaprio, a movie that was just released. Today, he is 80 & his career has landed him a net worth of $165 million.

Morgan Fairchild – Age 74

It almost appears as if Morgan Fairchild has reversed the aging process, as it is hard to believe she is 73 years old. She has been a prominent figure in popular soap operas such as Search for Tomorrow, Flamingo Road, Falcon Crest, and most recently, Days of Our Lives. Friends fans may recall her as Chandler Bing’s mother, Nora Bing, a role she played for five episodes between 1995 and 2001. Retirement is not on her radar as she recently completed filming for the upcoming films Sprink Break ’83 and Our Almost Completely True Story.

Lynda Carter – Now 70

Lynda Carter was the original Wonder Woman, storming Hollywood with her strong persona and establishing a role model for young women everywhere. Her stunning looks also caught the attention of producers and viewers of the show. Lynda also set a fashion trend in the 80’s with her thick locks of brunette hair. Carter won Miss World United States 1972, and she finished as a semi-finalist in the Miss World 1972 pageant. She has maintained her looks despite being in her late 70’s and still remains best-known for her performance as Wonder Woman

Kim Novak – Now 91

Kim Novak was a genuine star in the 50’s when she acted in ‘Middle of the Night’ and Hitchcock directed ‘Vertigo’. Kim also had the opportunity to work with Frank Sinatra and Kirk Douglas during their peak! After a 3 decade long career, she retired in the 90’s, signing off with the movie ‘Liebestraum’. In 2010, Novak was diagnosed with breast cancer and her manager, Sue Cameron, announced the news. Fortunately, Novak made a full recovery and was declared cancer-free after the completion of her treatment. Luckily, she will be spending the rest of her days in comfort as she has roughly $15 million to her name.

June Lockhart – Now 99

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.

William Daniels – 97

While retired nowadays – mostly, William Daniels is still recognizable to many of the younger folks. His 5-/episode guest appearance on Grey’s Anatomy is but a small part of his very illustrious career. William starred in ‘St Elsewhere’ which won him multiple Emmy Awards, and also ‘Boy Meets World’ which as most 90’s kids would know was decade defining. He also served as the Screen Actors Guild chairman from 1999 to 2001, along with his wife since 1951, Bonnie Bartlett. The couple adopted two sons together, named Michael and Robert, who have now grown and have careers of their own.

Loretta Swit – Now 86

An acting regular since her childhood, Loretta Swit actively participated in acting since she was 7. Against her parent’s wishes, they didn’t think that acting would be a good career path for their daughter. Loretta persisted and proved them wrong. The high-point of her career came when she was casted as Maj Margaret Houlihan in ‘M*A*S*H’, which netted her two Emmy awards. However, she retired from acting in the 90’s and is now living comfortably with her small fortune of $4 million. Swit is also an author, having written a book titled A Needlepoint Scrapbook.

Cora Sue Collins – 97

Cora Sue Collins managed to make more money than she knew how to count at the age of 5, with her appearance in the film ‘The Unexpected Father’. Roles came pouring in soon after, with great performances in films such as ‘The Scarlet Letter’, ‘Anna Karenina’ and many others. By the time she retired at the tender age of 18 – barely an adult, she already had 47 acting credits! It must’ve been a great decision to retire and live a quieter life as she looks amazing for a 93-year-old woman!

Linda Kozlowski – Now 66

Linda Kozlowski gain infamy for her controversial scene in ‘Crocodile Dundee’ in the 80’s. She prevailed however and rose to fame due to her impeccable figure and starred in a variety of movies in the 90’s. Blockbuster films such as ‘Village of the Damned’ and ‘Backstreet Justice’ featured her in a leading role. The following decades weren’t as kind to her as her acting career slowed down and she retired for a more peaceful life with husband Paul Hogan. She later divorced Paul and settled down with her business partner.

Darryl Hickman – 89

Darryl Hickman was picked up by Paramount agents back in 1939, who instantaneously gave him a spot on ‘The Star Maker’. His performance stunned the industry, and especially Bing Crosby who wanted the young man to make history in showbiz. As Hickman grew older, he drifted away from acting claiming that he needed therapy. Hickman exclaimed criticism on fostering children to be child actors following that. Hickman spent the rest of his career working as a producer and director and retired in the late 80’s. Hickman actually took a 17 year long hiatus from the film industry back in 1976, and he returned with a minor role in Network, as ‘Bill Heron’.

Kate Jackson – Now 73

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. Jackson 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.