Sophia Loren, Age 91 – Two Women
Sophia Loren has long established herself as far more than a screen beauty, earning widespread acclaim and numerous honors throughout her career, including the Academy Award for Best Actress at the 1962 Oscars for her performance in Two Women, which also made her the first performer to win an Oscar for a foreign-language film; she began modeling at just 14 before transitioning into acting in 1950, later securing major roles in films such as The Pride and the Passion and accumulating an impressive collection of accolades that includes five Golden Globes, a BAFTA, and other industry awards, and she continued her work in film with projects like The Life Ahead.
Sophia Loren, Age 91 – Two Women
Mel Brooks, Age 99 – Leap!
Mel Brooks is widely regarded as a trailblazer in slapstick comedy and cinematic parody, having written, directed, and starred in many of Hollywood’s most influential comedies; early in his career he gained recognition as a writer and performer on the 1950s variety hit Your Show of Shows alongside Carl Reiner, before later creating or contributing to iconic works such as the TV series Get Smart and directing celebrated films including Young Frankenstein, Spaceballs, Robin Hood: Men in Tights, and History of the World, Part I, while also becoming one of the rare entertainers to achieve EGOT status, earning Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony Awards.
Mel Brooks, Age 99 – Leap!
Daryl Hannah, Age 64 – The Fury
Daryl Hannah has remained a consistently active presence in film and television since her breakout role in the 1978 supernatural horror film The Fury, later becoming a major ’80s screen star with appearances in acclaimed and popular films such as Blade Runner, Summer Lovers, Splash, and Steel Magnolias. Over time, she successfully transitioned into a wide range of roles, including her memorable performance as the one-eyed assassin Elle Driver in Quentin Tarantino’s Kill Bill films, as well as appearances in the Netflix series Sense8, and more recently starring in the 2020 comedy series The Now on Quibi alongside Dave Franco.
Daryl Hannah, Age 64 – The Fury
Bill Cosby, Age 88 – The Cosby Show
Bill Cosby first gained widespread recognition with his role in the television series I Spy, where he became one of the first African American actors to star in a leading role on a major U.S. network drama, quickly establishing himself as a popular presence on screen; his performance in the series earned him three Emmy Awards and contributed to broader conversations about more positive and diverse representation in television, and he later went on to co-create and star in The Cosby Show, a highly influential sitcom that became a major cultural phenomenon and is often described as a turning point in American television history.
Bill Cosby, Age 88 – The Cosby Show
Joyce DeWitt, Age 76 – Three’s Company
Joyce DeWitt is best known for her role as Janet Wood in the hit sitcom Three’s Company, where she became a familiar face to audiences as the show’s upbeat brunette lead; she initially gained early career experience with appearances such as in Baretta before achieving mainstream fame, and after Three’s Company concluded in 1984, she stepped away from acting for a period before returning to the stage in the 1991 production Noises Off, later appearing in the 1995 film Spring Fling, and eventually expanding her work behind the camera by producing and hosting the 2003 television film Behind the Camera: The Unauthorized Story of Three’s Company.
Joyce DeWitt, Age 76 – Three’s Company
Richard Dreyfuss, Age 78 – Jaws
Richard Dreyfuss is widely remembered for his role as the eccentric marine biologist Hooper in the classic thriller Jaws, but his most prolific era came during the 1970s and 1980s when he appeared in a string of major films that cemented his reputation, including American Graffiti, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, and The Goodbye Girl, the latter earning him the Academy Award for Best Actor, while he later received another Oscar nomination for Mr. Holland’s Opus; more recently, he has continued working in film with projects such as Spinning Gold and the upcoming crime drama The Last Job.
Richard Dreyfuss, Age 78 – Jaws
Shirley Jones, Age 92 – The Partridge Family
Shirley Jones built her early reputation portraying wholesome, all-American characters in classic musicals such as Oklahoma! and Carousel, but she took a dramatic turn in her career when she won the Academy Award for Best Actress for her performance as a determined escort in Elmer Gantry; she later returned to more lighthearted and family-friendly roles as Shirley Partridge in the popular sitcom The Partridge Family, which also featured her stepson, the late David Cassidy, while continuing to pursue music both as a solo performer and in collaboration with her first husband, crooner Jack Cassidy, and her later screen appearances included the 2018 film Eco-Teens Save The World.
Shirley Jones, Age 92 – The Partridge Family
Ali MacGraw, Age 87 – Goodbye, Columbus
Ali MacGraw made an immediate impact early in her career, earning two Golden Globe Awards and an Academy Award nomination within her first two major film roles, with standout performances in Goodbye, Columbus and Love Story establishing her as a leading lady opposite major stars such as Steve McQueen and Kris Kristofferson; over the course of her career she appeared in only a limited number of films between 1969 and 1999 before transitioning more toward television work in the 1980s, including roles in the miniseries The Winds of War and the soap opera Dynasty, while also continuing to stay involved in theater and dedicating much of her later life to animal welfare causes.
Ali MacGraw, Age 87 – Goodbye, Columbus
Cher, Age 79 – Mermaids
Cher has built one of the most enduring and adaptable careers in entertainment, remaining a prominent figure since the 1960s thanks to her continual reinvention across musical eras; she first rose to fame performing folk-pop hits such as “I Got You Babe” alongside her then-husband Sonny Bono, later moving through disco, rock in the 1970s, and even dance-pop influences in the 2000s, while also achieving success as an actress, most notably winning the Academy Award for Best Actress for her role in Moonstruck; in later years she continued recording and performing, including releasing a Spanish-language cover of ABBA’s “Chiquitita” in 2020.
Cher, Age 79 – Mermaids
Kathleen Turner, Age 71 – Body Heat
Kathleen Turner rose to fame in the late 1970s and 1980s with a combination of striking screen presence and strong dramatic range, earning acclaim for early standout roles in films such as Body Heat, Romancing the Stone, and The Jewel of the Nile, among others; over a career spanning more than four decades, she has remained active in film, television, and voice work, most famously voicing Jessica Rabbit in Who Framed Roger Rabbit, while continuing to take on voice roles in recent years, including appearances such as the Mole Judge in the 2020 series Summer Camp Island.
Kathleen Turner, Age 71 – Body Heat
Paul Michael Glaser, Age 83 – Starsky & Hutch
Paul Michael Glaser is best known for his role as detective Dave Starsky in the popular 1970s buddy-cop series Starsky & Hutch, where he gained widespread recognition as part of the iconic crime-fighting duo; his portrayal became so closely associated with the character that it continued to define his public image even after the franchise was later revived in a feature film starring Ben Stiller as Starsky. Beyond that signature role, Glaser also appeared in supporting parts in films such as The Running Man alongside Arnold Schwarzenegger, as well as Something’s Gotta Give with Diane Keaton, and returned to television in the early 2000s with a memorable stint as Captain Jack Steeper in the series Third Watch.
Paul Michael Glaser, Age 83 – Starsky & Hutch
Neil Diamond, Age 85 – Sweet Caroline
Neil Diamond is one of the most successful singer-songwriters of all time, with more than 100 million albums sold worldwide and a string of major hits that helped define his career, including “Sweet Caroline,” “America,” and “If You Know What I Mean,” along with numerous other charting songs that contributed to his ten number-one singles on the Billboard Hot 100; his music has also appeared in popular culture, including use in television such as The Big Bang Theory, and after decades of touring and recording he retired from live performances in 2018 following a Parkinson’s disease diagnosis, later receiving induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2019.
Neil Diamond, Age 85 – Sweet Caroline
Julie Andrews, Age 90 – The Sound Of Music
Julie Andrews rose to prominence as one of Britain’s youngest stage talents, making her West End debut at just 13 before later appearing on Broadway in The Boy Friend and taking on celebrated roles such as Eliza Doolittle in My Fair Lady and Queen Guinevere in Camelot; she achieved global fame in film with her Oscar-winning performance as the title character in Mary Poppins, earning the Academy Award for Best Actress, and was later honored as a Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire (DBE) for her contributions to the arts and sciences, while continuing her career across film and voice work, including contributions to animated projects such as Minions: The Rise of Gru.
Julie Andrews, Age 90 – The Sound Of Music
Jerry Mathers, Age 777 – Leave It to Beaver
Jerry Mathers became a household name at a very young age for his role as Theodore “Beaver” Cleaver in the classic American sitcom Leave It to Beaver, one of television’s most enduring portrayals of childhood; after stepping away from acting for a period to focus on his education, he later returned to the character in the revival series The New Leave It to Beaver, which aired from 1983 to 1989, while also appearing in smaller film roles such as This Is My Love and The Trouble with Harry, though none matched the cultural impact of his signature role, and in more recent years he has continued to engage with fans by promoting classic television programming on networks like MeTV in 2018 and 2019.
Jerry Mathers, Age 777 – Leave It To Beaver
Warren Beatty, Age 89 – Bonnie and Clyde
Warren Beatty became one of Hollywood’s defining leading men and early heartthrobs, but his reputation extends far beyond acting, with a career that has earned him 15 Academy Award nominations and a win for Best Director for Reds, making him one of the few figures ever nominated for acting, directing, writing, and producing on a single film alongside Orson Welles; as an actor, he is especially known for influential films such as Bonnie and Clyde, Shampoo, and Dick Tracy, and his most recent major on-screen appearance came in the 2016 film Rules Don’t Apply, which he also wrote, produced, and directed, while in his personal life he has been married to actress Annette Bening since 1992.
Warren Beatty, Age 89 – Bonnie And Clyde
Barbara Bouchet, 82, Born In 1943
Barbara Bouchet is known for her screen career spanning both European and Hollywood productions, including her role in the 1967 film Casino Royale where she appeared as Miss Moneypenny, as well as later notable appearances in films such as The Red Queen Kills, The Scarlet and the Black, and a supporting role in Martin Scorsese’s 2002 epic Gangs of New York; beyond acting, she has built a parallel career in the wellness and fitness industry by founding a production company focused on fitness content and operating her own fitness studio, while currently living and managing her professional and business interests from Italy.
Barbara Bouchet, 82, Born In 1943
Dolores Hart, Age 87 – God Is The Bigger Elvis
Dolores Hart was born into an acting family and entered the film industry early, making her screen debut in Loving You alongside Elvis Presley, and over the next five years she appeared in around ten films as her profile as a rising leading lady quickly grew; however, at the height of her Hollywood success, she made a dramatic life change by leaving acting to enter religious life, becoming a nun at the Abbey of Regina Laudis, one of the earliest monastic communities for women in the United States, and her remarkable transition from film star to religious life was later chronicled in the Oscar-nominated documentary God Is the Bigger Elvis.
Dolores Hart, Age 87 – God Is The Bigger Elvis
Caren Marsh Doll, Age 107 – That Night In Rio
Caren Marsh Doll is a centenarian former actress and dancer who had a brief but notable Hollywood career after being signed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, where she appeared in small and often uncredited roles, including a walk-on appearance in the classic film Gone with the Wind; she later received credited parts in films such as That Night in Rio, Wild Harvest, Best Foot Forward, and Night and Day, and also worked as a dance stand-in for Judy Garland in The Wizard of Oz, before ultimately leaving the film industry around 1948 to pursue a full-time career as a dancer and dance instructor.
Caren Marsh Doll, Age 107 – That Night In Rio
Victoria Vetri, Age 81 – Rosemary’s Baby
Victoria Vetri is an actress whose brief Hollywood career included roles in several notable films, most prominently Rosemary’s Baby, where she portrayed Terry Gionoffrio; she later became widely known for a serious legal case involving the shooting of her husband, Bruce Rathgeb, which led to her arrest and a conviction ultimately reduced to attempted voluntary manslaughter, resulting in a prison sentence from which she was released on parole in 2018 after serving part of a term that began following proceedings in 2011, while the film Rosemary’s Baby was also associated in popular lore with talk of a “curse,” a belief reportedly shared by producer William Castle due to various misfortunes affecting members of its cast and crew.
Victoria Vetri, Age 81 – Rosemary’s Baby
Elinor Donahue, Age 88 – Father Knows Best
Elinor Donahue first rose to prominence for her role as Betty Anderson in the 1950s sitcom Father Knows Best, and later became a familiar television presence through her contract with ABC, which led to frequent guest appearances on shows such as The Ray Bolger Show and the anthology series Crossroads; she also joined The Andy Griffith Show on a three-season contract but left after appearing in only 12 episodes, before continuing to build a steady career in guest roles throughout the 1960s and 1970s on series like Dennis the Menace and The Odd Couple, eventually retiring from acting in 2011.
Elinor Donahue, Age 88 – Father Knows Best
Delta Burke, Age 69 – Designing Women
Delta Burke has maintained a long and varied career in entertainment, best known for her portrayal of Suzanne Sugarbaker in the CBS sitcom Designing Women, a role that remains closely associated with her name; she first entered the public spotlight after winning the Miss Florida title in 1974, which helped open doors to early television opportunities including an appearance on the ABC program Bozo the Clown, launching her path into Hollywood. Over the years, she expanded her work across television and Broadway while also receiving Emmy nominations, and in addition to acting, she has pursued entrepreneurial ventures, including a clothing business, while continuing to make occasional on-screen appearances.
Delta Burke, Age 69 – Designing Women
Julie Newmar, 92 – Batman
Julie Newmar has built a remarkably diverse career as an actress, writer, inventor, and entrepreneur, first earning major acclaim for her Tony Award–winning Broadway performance in The Marriage-Go-Round, which she later reprised in its film adaptation; she became widely recognized on television for her iconic portrayal of Catwoman in the 1960s Batman series alongside Adam West, a role she later revisited in animated productions as a voice actor. Beyond her early screen success, she experienced a renewed pop-culture presence in the 1990s, appearing in a George Michael music video and making a memorable cameo in the film To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar, while also pursuing ventures in writing, lingerie design, and real estate.
Julie Newmar, 92 – Batman
Mickey Rourke, Age 73 – The Wrestler
Mickey Rourke was one of the standout leading men of the 1980s, known for acclaimed roles in films such as Diner, Rumble Fish, and 9½ Weeks, before stepping away from Hollywood in the 1990s, citing dissatisfaction with the direction of his acting career and returning to his earlier background in professional boxing; after competing in the ring, he eventually made a notable comeback to acting, most prominently with his critically praised performance in The Wrestler, which earned him an Academy Award nomination and a Golden Globe win, though injuries sustained during his boxing years significantly altered his appearance compared to his earlier screen image, and he has continued to work in film in later projects such as the 2020 adventure movie The Legion.
Mickey Rourke, Age 73 – The Wrestler
Steven Seagal, Age 73 – Under Siege
Steven Seagal gained international recognition for his martial arts expertise and action film career, with early claims to fame including being among the first foreigners to run an Aikido dojo in Japan, which helped lead to his breakthrough in Hollywood with action hits such as Above the Law, Hard to Kill, and Marked for Death; he later became especially associated with his role as Navy SEAL chef-turned-hero Casey Ryback in Under Siege, before gradually shifting away from major theatrical releases into primarily direct-to-video films, and he also appeared in reality television with Steven Seagal: Lawman, which followed his work as a reserve police officer.
Steven Seagal, Age 73 – Under Siege
Robert De Niro, Age 82 – Raging Bull
Robert De Niro has built a highly versatile career spanning more than five decades, moving seamlessly between intense dramatic performances and later comedic roles, with early acclaim coming from landmark films such as Taxi Driver and Raging Bull, followed by a successful transition into comedy with movies like Analyze This and Meet the Parents, along with their sequels. He has won two Academy Awards—Best Supporting Actor for The Godfather Part II and Best Actor for Raging Bull—and also directed the well-regarded film A Bronx Tale. In later years, he continued collaborating with frequent director Martin Scorsese, including on projects such as Killers of the Flower Moon.
Robert De Niro, Age 82 – Raging Bull
Michael Caine, 93 – Alfie
Michael Caine is one of Britain’s most distinguished actors, with a career spanning more than six decades and over 115 film appearances, many of them both critically acclaimed and commercially successful; he has been nominated for Academy Awards across five different decades and won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for his performance in Hannah and Her Sisters. He is widely known for iconic roles in films such as The Italian Job, Get Carter, Alfie, and Dunkirk, and later became familiar to modern audiences for portraying Alfred Pennyworth in Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight trilogy, as well as appearing in Nolan’s 2020 film Tenet.
Michael Caine, 93 – Alfie
Cheryl Tiegs, Age 78 – Sports Illustrated Swimwear Issue
Cheryl Tiegs rose to prominence as one of the defining models of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, further cementing her status as a 1970s pop culture icon through widely circulated images such as her famous pink bikini poster; she also appeared on the covers of major fashion magazines including Seventeen and Vogue, and broke new ground in the modeling industry by launching a clothing line with Sears, marking one of the earliest major retail partnerships for a model. Beyond fashion, she later appeared on The Celebrity Apprentice and made recurring appearances as herself on Family Guy, while also dedicating time to philanthropy and environmental activism, particularly focused on climate change and global warming awareness.
Cheryl Tiegs, Age 78 – Sports Illustrated Swimwear Issue
Gladys Knight, Age 81 – Midnight Train to Georgia
Gladys Knight, often called the “Empress of Soul,” rose to fame through the ’60s, ’70s, and ’80s with her powerful vocals and emotional delivery as the lead singer of Gladys Knight & the Pips, a group that also included her brother Merald “Bubba” Knight and cousins William Guest and Edward Patten; throughout her career she earned seven Grammy Awards for timeless hits such as “Midnight Train to Georgia,” “That’s What Friends Are For,” and later work including “One Voice,” and she also performed the theme song for the 1989 James Bond film License to Kill. In more recent years, she continued to remain culturally relevant, including appearing in a Verzuz livestream battle with Patti LaBelle in 2020.
Gladys Knight, Age 81 – Midnight Train To Georgia
Vanna White, Age 63 – Wheels of Fortune
Vanna White is best known as the longtime co-host of the popular American game show Wheel of Fortune, where she has become a familiar television presence since joining in the 1980s and has remained a steady part of the program for decades; before her television career, she worked as a model and pursued opportunities in acting after studying fashion design at university. Despite her long tenure in the public eye, she has largely kept her personal life private while continuing to work steadily in television, and beyond entertainment she has expanded into business with her own yarn line and also participates in various charitable and philanthropic efforts.
Vanna White, Age 63 – Wheels Of Fortune
Denise Austin, Age 62 – Pilates for Every Body
Denise Austin is widely recognized as a long-time fitness instructor and television personality who became a familiar name through her widely distributed exercise programs on DVD and VHS, helping popularize at-home workouts over several decades; she also served two terms on the President’s Council on Physical Fitness and Sports, contributing to national wellness initiatives. As fitness trends evolved, she transitioned her brand and content to digital platforms, continuing to promote exercise and healthy living online, and remains active in the fitness space through ongoing media and instructional work.
Denise Austin, Age 62 – Pilates For Every Body
Tom Jones, Age 80 – Green Green Grass of Home
Tom Jones has built a legendary career in the music industry, becoming one of the most enduring and recognizable vocalists of his generation thanks to a long list of hit songs and international success; he has received numerous awards over the years, including Grammy recognition and other major industry honors, and continues to be known for his powerful voice and energetic performances well into his eighties. Despite his age, he has remained active by touring globally and connecting with audiences worldwide, and he has also appeared on television as a coach on The Voice, further extending his influence beyond live performance into contemporary music culture.
Tom Jones, Age 80 – Green Green Grass Of Home