Elderly movie stars still alive

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Clu Gulager

I had my picture taken with him. I lost it:( I have his autograph and that of his wife. They were married only to each other for over 50 years. He was born in 1928.
 
adrift said:
Clu Gulager

I had my picture taken with him. I lost it:( I have his autograph and that of his wife. They were married only to each other for over 50 years. He was born in 1928.
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Norman Lear–93
 
Memaw said:
Jerry Van ****–84
every time I try to write Jerry Van ****'s name the 4 stars come up, does anyone know why??
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Because it is often used as a bad word to mean a female who has masculine mannerisms. :o The program censors the word and puts in the stars.
 
Mary_Gail_36 said:
Because it is often used as a bad word to mean a female who has masculine mannerisms. :o The program censors the word and puts in the stars.
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Oh my gosh, what else is next, maybe he will have to change his name. Thanks, God Bless Memaw
 
Crown_of_Stars said:
Angela Lansbury will be ninety in October!
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Yes, she’s had an impressive run. Watch her in her first film, the classic “Gaslight” from 1944; it stars Ingrid Bergman and Charles Boyer. She plays a Cockney maid named Nancy.
 
Well, there’s Elvis Presley of course. I suppose some close-minded people might challenge that, though.🤷
 
Looked some up …

Pat Boone (Journey to the Center of the Earth, State Fair) 81

Carol Burnett 82

Clint Eastwood 85

Clint Walker 88 (as “Cheyenne” Bodie of '50s TV fame below)

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Patricia Laffan 97 (as Poppaea, Nero’s consort, in Quo Vadis. With Peter Ustinov as Nero below)

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How did she survive even “Quo Vadis” (1951) with two “pet” leopards? :eek: 🤷
 
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