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There was a piece on the news tonight showing all the celebs we lost in 2010. But another interesting question is who's still around.
Who can you think of in the 80-plus category? Help me out here.
- Sean Connery, b. 08/1930
- Grace Lee Whitney, b. 04/1930
- Roger Moore, b. 10/1927.
- Don Rickles, b. 05/1926
- Hugh Hefner, b. 04/1925
- Abe Vigoda, b. 02/1921
- Noel Neill (TV's Lois Lane), b. 11/1920
- Ernest Borgnine, b. 01/1917
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It's Shirley Temple's FINAL naptime....
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Luise Rainer.
This January 12, she'll be 101.
(2-time Oscar winner, 2 years in a row, for THE GREAT ZIEGFELD and THE GOOD EARTH.)
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There have to be some actors from the silent era that are still around. One of the oldest (if not THE oldest) European celebrities seems to be Johannes Heesters:
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0373535/
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Eli Wallach - 7 Dec. 1915- most recently seen in this fall's "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps"
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Similarly there is the American composer Elliott Carter still at work at the age of 102.
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Doris Day, b. 04/1922. Her name just came up at work.
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Anne Francis was 80 when she left us the other day.
Just a few years ago she attended a FORBIDDEN PLANET screening at the American Cinematheque, and you'll just have to take my word that she looked as hot as ever, bless her soul.
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