Age never regrets, even Hollywood stars. However, the stars that this article is about, despite their advanced age, still remain in fashion. Check out these historic idols and superstars who continue to win over crowds and fans.

Al Pacino

The famous American actor, director and screenwriter Al Pacino turned 83 this year. The actor began his career in 1969 in the film I, Natalie, where he had a very small role. But Al Pacino became famous, of course, thanks to his roles as gangsters - Michael Corleone in Francis Ford Coppola's Godfather trilogy and Tony Montana in Brian De Palma's Scarface (1983). The role of Frank Slade in the film Scent of a Woman (1992) brought the actor an Oscar in the Best Male Role nomination, which was his first success after seven previous nominations.

Al Pacino promotes acting - in 2019, he starred with another colleague Robert De Niro in Martin Scorsese's The Irishman.

Barbara Eden

Barbara Eden's legendary portrayal of a genie named "Jeannie" in the classic comedy I Dream of Jeannie helped make her a national figure. Eden's charm and blonde hair drew many viewers, which contributed to the show's enormous popularity.

Eden kept performing long after the series ended, but she has found enormous satisfaction in writing. Barbara and the Djinn, her first children's book, was written when she was 90 years old.

Kris Kristofferson

An American actor, musician, and songwriter by the name of Kris Kristofferson. Songs like For The Good Times, Help Me Make It Through The Night, Me and Bobby McGee, and others were written by him. Kris was a member of the supergroup The Highwaymen in 1985, which also included Waylon Jennings, Johnny Cash, and Willie Nelson.

Prior to becoming hurt, Kristofferson was a fan of football, rugby, and boxing. Now in his late 80s, Kristofferson has left the music industry and is leading a tranquil life.

Jack Nicholson

86-year-old actor, director, screenwriter and producer Jack Nicholson is considered one of the greatest actors in the history of cinema. He was nominated for the Academy Award a record 12 times, won three times. Fame came to Nicholson after the release of the cult film Bespechny ezodok. That is how Jack Nicholson's career suddenly began to take off. He received his first Oscar for his role in the adaptation of Ken Kyza's novel One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. In the following years, he starred in many successful films.

Robert Clary

This actor, who is originally from France, moved to the United States after World War II in an effort to build a life and a profession for himself. In terms of his professional career, he was most known for playing Corporal Louis LeBeau in Hogan's Heroes.

After that, he settled into a great position in the soap opera industry. He appeared in all the major soap operas; he portrayed Pierre on The Bold and the Beautiful, Robert LeClair on Days of Our Lives for more than 500 episodes, and Pierre on The Young and the Restless.

Gena Rowlands

Gena Rowlands had a long and illustrious career before to the Nicholas Sparks adaption, which began all the way back in 1954, even though to most current viewers she is most remembered for her part as the elder version of Allie on The Notebook.

Her late husband John Cassavetes, an actor and director, worked with her on a number of movies, including Gloria and A Woman Under the Influence. She also earned an Honorary Academy Award in 2015 for her exceptional efforts throughout the years.

Warren Beatty

Henry Warren Beatty was born on March 30, 1937 in Richmond, Virginia, into a Baptist family. He graduated from school, then took acting courses, at first Bitty played in the theater and in television shows. One of the first serials was the popular Many Novels of the Age of Gilis (1959). But the first truly significant role took place in 1967 in the legendary film Bonnie and Clyde by Arthur Penn. In addition to his acting and directing career, Warren Beatty produced several films, wrote screenplays, and even planned to run for president in the 1990s.

Clint Eastwood

Clint Eastwood, who was born in 1930, is perhaps one of the most well-known actors on our list since it's virtually hard to meet someone who hasn't at least heard of the Dirty Harry western movies, in which he plays the title character, Harry Callahan.

Naturally, despite The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly's enormous popularity, his career didn't end there. He had left to appear in some of the biggest action movies, such as Million Dollar Baby, Gran Torino, and Escape from Alcatraz, to mention a few.

Frances Sternhagen

Frances Sternhagen has a lengthy career in theater and film, similar to many others on this list. But even though she started acting on stage before moving on to film and television, her most well-known performances are on television.

She played Esther Calvin, Cliff Clavin's mother, in the popular Cheers television series. Alternatively, you might be familiar with her from her roles as Millicent Carter on ER and Bunny MacDougal in Sex and the City. In any case, she is unique.

Dustin Hoffman 

Dustin Hoffman was born 85 years ago in Los Angeles. It is interesting that in childhood he dreamed of becoming a pianist. Growing up, he changed many jobs until he got into acting courses. For his role in the family melodrama Kramer vs. Kramer (1979), Dustin Hoffman was awarded the Oscar for Best Actor. In the future, he also demonstrated extraordinary comic talent in Tootsie (1982), and for the role of Raymond Babbitt in Barra Levinson's drama Rain Man (1988) he received a second Oscar.

Robert Redford

Robert Redford is an American actor, film director and producer. Born on August 18, 1936, California, USA. He is best known for his roles in the films Butch Cassidy and the Sandex Kid, The Scam, Three Days of the Condor, The Entire Presidential War, Out of Africa. Robert is an Oscar winner for best director. During his acting career, he starred in more than 30 films. He began his career as a director in 1980, releasing the film Ordinary People. In 2016, he ended his career as an actor and confirmed that he would take up directing.

Morgan Freeman

Morgan Freeman is one of the most important Hollywood actors. He was born on June 1, 1937, in the city of Memphis, USA. Hollywood noticed Freeman after his outstanding role in the film Street Smart (1987), which brought the actor the first of four nominations for the Academy Award. Two years later, Morgan received his second Best Supporting Actor nomination for Miss Daisy's Chauffeur (1989). In the same year, the epic drama about the civil war Glory is released, and Morgan Freeman for many years secures the status of one of the best Hollywood actors of all time.

Michael Caine

Michael Caine is a British actor, two-time Oscar winner and three-time Golden Globe winner. Kane was born on March 14, 1933 in London, Great Britain. At the age of 30, Michael achieved international recognition for the role of an aristocratic lieutenant in the film Zulus (1964). In 2000, he was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II. Kane took part in a series of blockbusters about Batman directed by Christopher Nolan. The actor is one of two actors who was nominated for an Oscar in 5 different decades. According to Michael himself, he wants to get the third Oscar statuette for this decade and finish his career.

Ian McKellen

He was born on May 25, 1939 in the county of Lancashire in the family of a civil engineer. In the 60s, Ian accepted offers from film directors, as he did not have much money. The most noticeable first film work of the young actor was the role of David Copperfield in the 1966 television series of the same name. In 1995, Sir Ian wrote a screenplay based on the play Richard III. In the film, McKellen played King Richard, which is considered his first major film work. The 2000s gave the world the X-Men franchise, in which McKellen played the role of Eric Lensherr. And then there was the film saga The Lord of the Rings and many other successful films.

Donald Sutherland

Donald Sutherland is a true legend of Canadian cinema, who turns 88 this year. He starred in films of a wide variety of genres, and already in 1970 he played his first "star" role - in the comedy series Military Field Hospital M.E.Sh.. After that, there were other iconic roles in such films as Johnny took Gun, Lady in Diamonds, Steelyard Blues, And Now Don't Look, which brought the actor great fame and impressive fees. In addition, these last two films also earned Donald Sutherland nominations for the BAFTA Award.

Mike Nussbaum

Mike Nussbaum has been dominating the stage for decades, starting in the 1950s and continuing to this day. His film career isn't even close to being the longest on the list; in fact, it's rather brief.

He has nevertheless had a few noteworthy cinema roles. He starred in Gladiator and Field of Dreams, but he is arguably best known to contemporary fans for his part as the kind extraterrestrial whose death initiates the storyline in the first Men in Black.

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Glynis Johns

Glynis Johns, who has spent the previous 20 years mostly retired, has had a remarkable career that dates all the way back to 1938. Before landing her most well-known part, this Welsh actress was primarily recognized for her comic and cheeky roles.

In the beloved Mary Poppins, she was cast by Disney as the overworked, suffragette mother of the Banks children. It's simple to understand why she was so popular because of the charming and jovial spirit she radiates in that part and pretty much every other character she played.

Jacqueline White

Jacqueline White only actively worked in Hollywood for ten years, from 1942 to 1952, therefore her career was rather brief. But even that little period was sufficient to make a lasting effect. She played the lead role in a number of wildly successful B movies during the Golden Age of Hollywood.

Throughout her time working with RKO Studios, she also played the second lead in a number of A movies. She gained the most of her current fame through her parts in Crossfire and The Narrow Margin. She has graced the stage at conferences and fan conventions despite spending so many years away from the camera thanks to increasing interest in her movies.

Joan Plowright

With a 60-year career on both the stage and the movie, Joan Plowright is a fantastic actress in her own right but is probably best known as Laurence Olivier's widow. She is primarily known to younger readers from her appearances in The Spiderwick Chronicles, Dennis the Menace, and 101 Dalmatians.

She has performed in several stage-to-TV-movie projects throughout the years in addition to many other works. In the renowned TV production of The Merchant of Venice from the British National Theater, she co-starred with her deceased husband.

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James Hong

This actor will stick in your memory forever. James Hong, a 1929-born actor, has appeared in more than 600 plays and films since the 1950s. His appearance as a detective on The New Adventures of Charlie Chan was one of his breakthrough performances. He is a serious and humorous performer. He has also appeared in a number of police procedurals as a guest star.

But you'll never forget the sound of his distinctive voice. In addition to many other well-known cartoon characters, Hong also provided the voices for the bothersome Chi-Fu in Mulan and Mr. Ping, the adoptive geese father of Po in Kung Fu Panda. He is still highly active and co-stars with Michelle Yeoh in the blockbuster movie Everything Everywhere All at Once from 2022.

Jerry Adler

In the 1950s, Jerry Adler started his career working behind the scenes as a stage manager. He merely started performing in 1991, yet he rapidly became well-known. He is well known for playing Herman "Hesh" Rabkin in the highly acclaimed television series The Sopranos.

It's amazing that he's still so busy in the business; he just appeared in The Good Wife, Mozart in the Jungle, and the 2019 movie Driveways, which was a favorite among reviewers. He is proud to mention that, although he is well recognized for portraying largely Jewish characters, he once portrayed a cardinal “in full regalia!”

Marion Ross

Marian Ross, who was originally born, changed her name at the age of 13 because she thought it would appear better on a marquee with the "o." She started acting in 1953, but the character of Marion Cunningham in the wildly successful Happy Days was where she had a rapid climb to stardom.

Since then, she has played the same part several times, most recently on Family Guy! Before officially retiring in 2018, she had really worked as a voice actor on a number of programs, including SpongeBob SquarePants, Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness, and Scooby-Doo! Curse of the Lake Monster.

Rosemary Harris

Rosemary Harris, who was born in 1927, has had a remarkable career that began on stage in 1948. Nine Tony Awards have been given to the accomplished British actress over her career for both her on- and off-Broadway performances.

Additionally, she has acted in a number of well-regarded BBC television shows in the UK. However, she is arguably best known to young and American fans for her role as the devoted Aunt May in Sam Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy, which starred Tobey Maguire as Spidey.

Iris Apfel

One of the most important fashion icons in recent memory is Iris Apfel. Apfel, who is currently 100 years old, personifies aging gracefully. She frequently appears in fashion publications and is credited with popularizing thick spectacles like the ones she frequently wears.

Apfel has earned a reputation as the "first lady of fabric" and is now a significant player in the fashion world. She worked with store H&M to create a capsule collection in September 2021 that was based on her distinctive and wacky style.

Norman Lear

For his roles in classic comedies like Maude, One Day at a Time, The Jeffersons, Good Times, and others, American television producer and writer Norman Lear is well-known. Throughout his career, Lear has been connected to over 100 programs.

For excellence in television in 2019, he received the Britannia Award. Lear still works hard after turning 99 in July 2021. With several ongoing projects, he is still quite busy in both writing and production.

Kim Novak

1954 was the start of Kim Novak's career at Columbia Pictures. After a succession of lucrative box office successes, she quickly rose to become one of Hollywood's top A-listers. Pal Joey, The Man with the Golden Arm, Kiss Me, Stupid, Strangers When We Meet, and more films with Novak as the lead actor are only a few of his acting credits.

After appearing in Vertigo, directed by Alfred Hitchcock, Novak's fame increased even more. After a difficult filming experience, she made the choice to leave the entertainment industry public in 1991.

Billy Dee Williams

Born in 1937, Billy Dee Williams is a well-known actor and author. The actor is most known for his part in the Star Wars series, and he has the distinction of being the only actor in the franchise's history to have portrayed the part for the longest duration.

The actor has also appeared in a number of well-known television programs, including Dynasty and General Hospital, and provided his voice for the Lando computer games. He even took part in the reality competition Dancing With the Stars in 2014.

William Daniels

William Daniels is a well-known actor known for his roles in The Graduate, Captain Nice, Two for the Road, and other notable films and television programs. At an army radio station, Daniels worked as a DJ as well.

Prior to entering the entertainment industry, he had formal training in theater and was a member of the undergraduate fraternity Sigma Nu. Daniels has recently been in a number of well-liked series, including Grey's Anatomy. He supplied the KIIT voice in the 2020 film Superintelligence.

Anthony Hopkins

Anthony Hopkins is a producer, director, and actor who has won several accolades. Hopkins received a knighthood from Queen Elizabeth II in 1993 for his exceptional work in the arts.

In the movie The Silence of Lambs, Hopkins played the serial murderer Hannibal Lecter, one of many notable characters he has played. Hopkins is also well-known for his parts in movies like Nixon, Amistad, The Last Knight, Legends of the Fall, and many others. His next movies include The Son and Armageddon Time.

Tony Bennett

Tony Bennett, a singer, has received several honors and accolades, one of which being the renowned Guinness World Record for the oldest person to release a new album. The musician is also a skilled painter, and several institutions have prominently displayed his work.

In Astoria, New York, Bennett founded the Frank Sinatra School of the Arts. Bennett regrettably announced his resignation from the music industry this year owing to his deteriorating health.

Tommy Lee Jones

American actor and filmmaker Tommy Lee Jones is renowned for his standout performance in the 1993 movie The Fugitive.

In addition, the actor has appeared in a number of other films, including Ad Astra, Man of the House, Captain America: The First Avenger, and No Country for Old Men. He appeared in the movie The Comeback Trail in 2020.

Tippi Hedren

Tippi Hedren is a model, actor, and supporter of animal rights. The actress became well-known after acting in The Birds and Marnie, both directed by Alfred Hitchcock. For the former, she even received a Golden Globe nomination. Hedren has made several television and film appearances, such as in Citizen Ruth, A Countess From Hong Kong, I Heart Huckabees, and other productions.

Hedren founded The Roar Foundation, an NGO, in 1983. She contributes to several international aid initiatives. Hedren appeared in a Gucci fashion ad in 2018 at the age of over 90.

Sophia Loren

Sophia Loren, an Italian actress, is renowned across the world for her breathtaking beauty and grace. The actress debuted in the entertainment industry at the age of 16, playing little roles up until she signed a lucrative five-film deal with Paramount Pictures.

Loren rose to fame and became a style authority immediately. It Started in Naples, Houseboat, The Pride and the Passion, Sunflower, The Life Ahead, and more movies include her. The Life Ahead, a movie released in 2020, starred Loren as Madame Rosa.

Richard Chamberlain

The Thorn Birds, The Bourne Identity, and other films and television programs have featured American actor and vocalist Richard Chamberlain. Due to his leading role as Dr. Kildare in the medical drama Dr. Kildare, Chamberlain experienced tremendous popularity.

He published Shattered Love: A Memoir in 2003. He even put his Maui house on the market as part of his 2010 declaration of desire to return to show business. The actor most recently made an appearance in Finding Julia from 2019.

Mel Brooks

Seven decades have passed since Mel Brooks began his career. The Producers, Blazing Saddles, Robin Hood: Men in Tights, Young Frankenstein, and other films by the actor, comedian, producer, director, and screenwriter are among his best-known works.

In addition, Brooks is recognized as a co-author of the popular television sitcom Get Smart. In addition, Brooks is one of the select few actors who have won Grammy, Tony, Emmy, and Oscar awards.

Max Baer Jr.

The Beverly Hillbillies, a legendary comedy from 1962, features Jethro Bodine, who is Max Baer Jr.'s most well-known performance. The actor has also appeared in a number of other movies and television programs, including Macon County Line and Murder, She Wrote.

Baer has followed a career in real estate and property development since his iconic portrayal as Jethro Bodine. Baer is currently the sole surviving member of The Beverly Hillbillies main cast.

Paul M. Glaser

American actor and filmmaker Paul M. Glaser is best remembered for playing detective Dave Starsky in the venerable television series Starsky & Dutch. Along with performing in some of the episodes, Glaser also directed several of them.

Later, he worked on a variety of other projects, including The Cutting Edge, Miami Vice, and Kazaam, among others. He has frequently appears in the popular television program Ray Donovan. He entered the art scene for the first time in 2010 when he arranged his first show of works.

Marla Gibbs

The finest thing about Marla Gibbs is her sarcastic sense of humor. The Jeffersons, a great CBS comedy, featured the legendary actress in the iconic role of the maid. She received five Prime Time Emmy Award nominations for the role.

Additionally, Gibbs has acted in movies including Madea's Witness Protection. Gibbs participated in a number of television projects in 2020, including Scandal, One Day at a Time, Days of Our Lives, and others. 

Julie Andrews

Who can forget the iconic photos from Sound of the Music that Julie Andrews, the film's star, made even more famous? Andrews has worked on a number of noteworthy projects, including Relative Values, The Man Who Loved Women, The Tamarind Seed, Mary Poppins, and Cinderella.

Andrews has contributed her well-known voice to a number of animated movies, including Shrek and Despicable Me. Additionally, Andrews played Lady Whistledown, the show's narrator, in the Netflix series Bridgerton. She will soon be heard in The King's Daughter and Minions: The Rise of Gru.

Jon Voight

Actor Jon Voight is most recognized for his roles in films like Midnight Cowboy, Deliverance, The Rainbow Warrior, The Rainmaker, and others. One of Hollywood's most well-liked performers, Voight has won four Golden Globes and an Academy Award.

Voight received a Golden Globe nomination for Best Supporting Actor for his work on the Showtime television series Ray Donovan in addition to his notable film appearances. He will appear in a 2022 drama on Ronald Reagan's life soon.

Eva Marie Saint

Over 80 years have passed since Eva Marie Saint began her career. Saint is one of the few still-living actors who have won an Academy Award in the very beginning. With the NBC television program Campus Hoopla, she launched her career in 1946.

At the time, the actress was 93. The actress starred in Winter's Tale in 2014. She also provided a character's voice for the TV program The Legend of Korra. She appeared at the 2018 Academy Awards ceremony to present the prize for costume design.

Dick Van Dyke

If you enjoy vintage comedies, chances are good that you've watched The Dick Van Dyke Show. Dick Van Dyke is an actor as well as a comedian, writer, singer, and dancer. He even had a brief stint in the military of the United States.

Dick Van Dyke's debut solo album, which included a duet track with actress Jane Lynch, was released in 2017. He played Hopscotch The Sasquatch on the television show The Kidding in 2020.

Chubby Checker

With the help of his songs The Twist and Pony Time, Chubby Checker is credited with popularizing the Twist and Pony dance movements. The accomplished musician is renowned for his number-one singles in several musical genres, including rock and roll and rhythm and blues.

Billboard magazine recognized Checker's rendition of The Twist as the biggest chart success between 1958 and 2008. Changes, his most recent song, was released in 2013.

Bob Newhart

Bob Newhart, an actor and stand-up comedian, is renowned for having perfect comic timing and hilarious facial expressions. The actor has worked on a number of intriguing films, including Little Miss Marker, Insight, Marathon, Hot Millions, and On a Clear Day You Can See Forever.

The Bob Newhart Show, which he also hosted, aired for over 142 episodes. The actor is currently well-known for his appearances in series like Young Sheldon, The Big Bang Theory, and others.

Bob Barker

We have another Bob on the list after Bob Newhart. The Price Is Right is a phenomenally popular game show that Barker hosted. He presided over it between 1972 and 2007. Furthermore, Barker was a successful presenter of the game show Truth or Consequences.

Until 2019, Barker remained involved with The Price Is Right as a producer. In a number of television programs and documentaries, including Lorena, Entertainment Tonight, and others, the television personality is renowned for portraying himself.

Ann Margaret

One of the most well-known actresses of the 1960s was Ann Margaret. This performer who uses several hyphens is also an actor, dancer, singer, and performer. The actress once received praise for becoming a feminine Elvis Presley.

Margaret has worked on a number of well-known films, including The Cincinnati Kid, The Train Robbers, and Grumpy Old Men. The actress has remained engaged in the performing world. She appeared as Margot Clark in Queen Bees in 2021.

George Hamilton

In the 1950s, George Hamilton started his acting career. The actor is well-known for his brown complexion, elegant manner, and parts in both movies and television series. Where the Boys Are, The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing, The Little Unicorn, Doc Hollywood, Once Is Not Enough, and other projects are just a few of them.

Actor Hamilton is still working today, decades after his first prominent job. He appeared in the 2018 motion picture Swipe. Additionally, the actor appeared in an episode of the popular comedy series Grace & Frankie.

John Astin

Famous actor, television director, and voice actor John Astin has participated in a lot of television productions. His most famous role is that of Gomez Addams in the venerable television series The Addams Family.

His depiction of Gomez gave him the opportunity to secure comparable parts in other Addams Family spin-offs. Astin has been the director of the Johns Hopkins University Department of Theater Arts and Studies since 2001. The outstanding actor most recently portrayed Professor Peabody in the 2018 film Starship II: Rendezvous with Ramses.

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Nancy Sinatra

Nancy Sinatra is a singer and actress who is best known for the song These Boots Are Made For Walkin'. She is the eldest daughter of Frank and Nancy Sinatra. In 1967, Sinatra began her career by participating in a number of variety programs.

She swiftly ascended the success ladder to establish herself as one of the notable voices in music history. Her music was used in movies including The Chair, Bless the Harts, Cruella, and others in 2021.

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David Attenborough

This list would not be complete without include Sir David Attenborough, who is not precisely an actor but did appear in a brief miniseries in 2020. For many of us, this English biologist, naturalist, author, and TV personality has come to represent nature.

He has spoken and narrated hundreds of hours of nature television programs, educating us about the natural wonders of our globe, from the deep ocean to the summit of the tallest mountains, in his deep, soothing voice. Without his voice, no wildlife documentary is complete.

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