Iconic Celebrities From The Golden Age That Are Still Alive – For Them Age Really Is Just A Number

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 Jacqueline White — 1922

Jacqueline never had a much-prolonged career, but the impact she had on her fans was immense. Being a UCLA student, her performance in Ah, Wilderness! led to her screen test and later on, her first appearance on the big screen with Song of Russia in 1944. Her portrayals in movies like The Narrow Margin and Crossfire are well-remembered until today. Her talent and beauty were mesmerizing, and she started ruling people’s hearts in no time. Though Jacqueline had all the traits of a superstar, she took up retirement when she was still in her heyday, and the 95-year-old now just eases up at her retirement home.

Richard Chamberlain – 1934

George Richard Chamberlain is an American stage and screen actor and singer, who became a teen idol in the title role of the television show Dr. Kildare. Since then, he has appeared in several mini-series such as Shōgun, The Thorn Birds and many successful films such as The Bourne Identity, being the first man to play Jason Bourne, and he has performed classical stage roles and worked in musical theatre. Chamberlain recently turned 84 but he hasn’t lost his charm one bit, we wonder what’s his secret for aging so gracefully.

 

Johnny Crawford – 1946


Some people remember Johnny Crawford as one of the original “Mouseketeers” from Disney, but most remember him as Mark McCain, the son of Lucas McCain in the iconic western series, The Rifleman. At the age of only 13, Crawford had been nominated for an Emmy Award for Best Supporting Actor – which is quite impressive in and of itself. Sadly, Crawford is one of the only remaining cast members still alive from the show, but luckily for us, at the age of 72, he has no set plans to retire any time soon.

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