Marlo Thomas – St. Jude National Outreach Director At Age 82
Veteran actress Marlo Thomas guest-starred in famous TV shows like Bonanza, McHale’s Navy, 77 Sunset Strip, and The Donna Reed Show, but did not find much success. As it turned out, Thomas’ big break came in the form of a stage play, Neil Simon’s ‘Barefoot in the Park.’ It was director Mike Nichols that cast the actress for the role of Corie Bratter. He was responsible again for Thomas appearing on Broadway in the Andrew Bergman’s play, Social Security.
Thomas’ big break on television happened when she appeared as Ann Marie in the 1960s sitcom That Girl. Now in her 80s, the actress is the St. Jude National Outreach Director for the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. She unveiled the Marlo Thomas Center for Global Education and Collaboration in 2014, the new center aims to do further research to finally defeat cancer and other life-threatening diseases that plague young children.
Victoria Principal – Successful Entrepreneur & Author At Age 70
Victoria Principal is best remembered for her nine-year run in the hit series Dallas as Pamela Barnes Ewing. After her time on the show, she decided to put up the Victoria Principal Productions which worked on a lot of TV films. Principal was very business-minded by the mid-1980s and she eventually released her own skincare line called Principal Secret.
Aside from this, she also found success as an author. She is the woman behind The Body Principal. It was confirmed in 2018 that Principal’s fifth written work was already on its way.
Loni Anderson – Still Acting At Age 72
During the late 1970s, actress Loni Anderson rose to fame after she started playing Jennifer Marlowe in the show called WKRP in Cincinnati. Her portrayal of the role earned her a number of nominations at the Emmy and Golden Globe Awards.
Lori looks amazing at her current age of 72 and she continues to earn money through acting. Her most recent role was that of Frances in the TV series, My Sister Is So Gay, which ran from 2016 to 2018. She was also a guest co-host on The Talk in 2018.
Connie Stevens – Making Guest Appearances at 82
Right from the beginning when Connie Stevens started singing and performing on stage, people could see the bright spark in her. From the age of 16, she honed her acting and dancing skills, which came very handy when she made her movie debut in Young and Dangerous.
Soon she bagged her biggest role yet, playing Cricket Blake on TV’s Hawaiian Eye. The role made her so famous that Elvis Presley called her on set and invited her to a party and they even ended up dating! From the 90s onwards Connie stuck to making appearances in movies, such as in the 2016 flick, Search Engines.
Jack Nicholson – Not Feeling Very Social
With a career spanning 61 years, actor jack Nicholson has showed us his entire range of acting abilities, playing various roles in blockbuster movies like The Shining, As Good as It Gets, Batman and The Departed. Nicholson, an award-winning actor, is considered an all-time Hollywood great, but he has been quiet recently and out of the public’s eye.
He was said to be suffering from memory loss and hence “quit” Hollywood, but Jack set the record straight and said that he was fine and just didn’t feel like being out there any more. While he has turned down many movie roles over the years, he backed out of a 2018 movie which was eventually never made. The 82-year-old can now be spotted sitting court-side at many high stakes basketball games.
Marlo Thomas – St. Jude National Outreach Director At Age 82
Veteran actress Marlo Thomas guest-starred in famous TV shows like Bonanza, McHale’s Navy, 77 Sunset Strip, and The Donna Reed Show, but did not find much success. As it turned out, Thomas’ big break came in the form of a stage play, Neil Simon’s ‘Barefoot in the Park.’ It was director Mike Nichols that cast the actress for the role of Corie Bratter. He was responsible again for Thomas appearing on Broadway in the Andrew Bergman’s play, Social Security.
Thomas’ big break on television happened when she appeared as Ann Marie in the 1960s sitcom That Girl. Now in her 80s, the actress is the St. Jude National Outreach Director for the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. She unveiled the Marlo Thomas Center for Global Education and Collaboration in 2014, the new center aims to do further research to finally defeat cancer and other life-threatening diseases that plague young children.
Linda Evans – Retired At Age 76
Linda Evans was popularly known back in the 1960s for her role as Audra Barkley in the show called The Big Valley. She later became an even bigger star in the Hollywood scene after she started playing Krystle Carrington in the 1980s TV drama, Dynasty.
By the late 1990s, Evans was not doing any acting work anymore and it seemed that the fortune she had in the bank was going to last her a very long time. In 2018, Evans made an appearance in a documentary titled The ’80s Greatest.
Rhea Harder – Actively Acting at Age 45
Actress and singer Rhea Harder is well known in Germany. She began her career in the early ‘90s, when she acted in the soap Gute Zeiten, schlechte Zeiten, as Susanne Krüger and Florentine Spirandelli di Montalban.
Rhea made her entrance into the world of singing, as well. She also was seen in Berlin, Berlin, and Notruf Hafenkante, and took over the radio show TKKG. On the personal front, she has a son from a previous relationship, and two kids with her current husband, Jörg Vennewald.
Jutta Speidel – Still Acting at Age 67
German actress Jutta Speidel made her debut on television when she bagged a role on a television show at just 15. She would go on to appear in the 1970 movie Schulmadchen Report 1, but realized that television was her true calling.
Jutta would be remembered for starring in Rivalen der Rennbahn and then playing various characters in the televisions series, Derrick. She is also a mom of two, who has founded a charity for homeless women and children. Since 2012, she has been living in Rome.
Bridget Fonda – Long Retired from Showbiz at Age 58
Actress Bridget Fonda belongs to the famed Hollywood family, the Fondas, and was one of the top actresses from the ‘80s and ‘90s. Some of her hot movies include Lake Placid, Single White Female and Scandal.
After enjoying a successful career in Hollywood, Fonda decided to quit acting and become a stay-at-home mom to her only child. It has been over 2 decades since her last movie and the reclusive star was just spotted in LA looking very different from before.
Ali MacGraw – Retired At Age 79
Ali MacGraw received her big break back in the late 1960s through the role she had on Goodbye Columbus. Her appearance in the movie won her the Most Promising Newcomer award at the Golden Globes. She later bagged the Best Actress award from the Golden Globes after she starred in Love Story back in 1970. Her other known roles were on Just Tell Me What You Want and The Winds of War.
She seems to have taken care of her fitness well over the years by doing a lot of yoga. Despite being retired, MacGraw appeared in a documentary called Passion & Poetry: Rodeo Time, in 2017.