Golden Age Stars Who Are Still Alive And Rocking It In Retirement!

Rebecca De Mornay, Born in 1959 – Risky Business

American actress and producer, Rebecca De Mornay’s career was always going to be successful. Still, it rose to prominence after her breakthrough role in the ’80s film ‘Risky Business’ alongside now superstar, Tom Cruise.

Since then, Rebecca has gone on to feature in several films and television shows. She even starred in a music video for the soft rock band ‘Starship!’ Now, she’s still expanding her already impressive resume in her sixties. We look forward to seeing what more she has in store for us in the years to come!

Rebecca De Mornay, Born in 1959 – Risky Business

Raquel Welch, Born In 1940 – Fantastic Voyage

It was the sci-fi film ‘Fantastic Voyage,’ which was the star in the making of Raquel Welch. It is unbelievable that the talented leading lady who has given us several blockbusters marks her eighties’ entry! The good news is that she is still very much in touch with her career and proves how age is just a number!

Welch is best-known for some bold movie choices and what is even noteworthier is how she even performed in a successful one-woman nightclub as a singer! She has also ventured into the business world and has succeeded with her wigs, jewelry, and skincare line. More power to you, madam!

Richard Dean Anderson, Born in 1950- General Hospital

A well-known face in Hollywood is known for his work in the American soap opera General Hospital. The series gave widespread recognition to Richard Dean, which led him to the lead role in MacGyver. Eventually, Dean appeared in films including Firehouse, Through the Eyes of a Killer, and Pandora’s Clock, which is counted as his notable work.

Later from 1997- 2005, Dean starred in Stargate SG-1 and its consecutive parts. It was based on the movie Stargate and agreed to work on this project as Dean saw a valuable potential. Apart from being a great successful actor, he is known for his charity work, including as a Waterkeeper Alliance supporter.

Bo Derek, Born In 1956 – 10

Lauded for her ethereal beauty, Bo Derek took the world by storm after she appeared in a series of movies like ‘Tarzan, the Ape Man’ and ’10,’ directed by her then-husband at the time of its release. Her gorgeous looks weren’t limited to the cinemas alone as she was also featured in magazine covers more than once!

Now in her sixties, Derek considers herself to be in semi-retirement. Still, she makes the occasional red-carpet appearance, especially now that she has found love once again in John Corbett. Aside from media events, Derek allots time for other causes targeted to animal welfare and veterans’ affairs.

Barbara Eden, Born in 1931- Jeannie

Barbara Ede is a talented American actress, singer, and producer. She was best known for her role as Jeannie in the hit sitcom I Dream of Jeannie, which aired from 1965-1970 on N.B.C. After her role in this show ended, Eden continued to be a successful actress.

Later filming the pilot for Barbara Eden’s show, she went on to star in many T.V. movies that showed off both her comedic and dramatic skills. Additionally, Barbara most recently starred in My Adventures With Santa. This is a heartfelt and fun-filled adventure film that brings the magic of Christmas to the whole family. Besides, it debuted in November 2019.

Helen Shapiro, Born in 1946 – You Don’t Know

Helen Kate Shapiro is a British actress, jazz and pop singer. In 1961, two of her songs were UK chart-toppers, You Don’t Know and Walkin’ Back to Happiness. Surprisingly enough, she was just 14 years old when she recorded both these songs. In addition, even before the age of sixteen, Helen was voted Britain’s “Top Female Singer.”

To top it all off, The Beatles’ were an opening act on one of her shows in 1963. The band members John Lennon and Paul McCartney even wrote a song for her called Misery. However, her team declined the song without her knowledge. Shapiro has been married to actor John Judd since 1988.

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