Bea Wain (1917):
Barbara Kent (1906):
Zsa Zsa Gabor (1917, though barely!):
Esther Williams (1921):
Shirley Temple (1928):
Celeste Holm (1917):
Dame Vera Lynn (1917):
Mickey Rooney (1920):
Anne Jeffries (1923):
Ann Blyth (1928):
Olivia d'Havilland (1916):
And the winner is:
Frederica Sagor Maas (1900!!!!!):
I realise this isn't every single Golden Age star still alive. Time restraints prohibit me from naming them ALL! ;) Feel free to add yours to the comments.
What beauties! I can't believe Frederica Sagor Maas was born in 1900!!! I can't even imagine all the changes she has seen in her lifetime! Beautiful post!
ReplyDeleteWOW!! I wonder what they think of society today. and Debbie Reynolds and Tuesday Weld are still alive =)
ReplyDeleteFor The Vintage Fashionista
Like said above, Debbie Reynolds, there's also Angela Lansbury, but I'm not sure if most of her movies were later than the Golden Age
ReplyDeleteLovely to see those pics, Maureen O'Hara was so beautiful! And wow for Frederica Sagor Maas that is some life!
ReplyDeleteCarla Laemmle, 1909 and still working in films to this day!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post--beautiful ladies! I didn't realize Esther Williams is still living. Love Maureen O'Hara...she is such a classic beauty! Thanks for this post. =)
ReplyDeleteI adore Maureen O'Hara!
ReplyDeleteThanks for including Maureen! In my estimation, she is one of the most stunning creatures to have ever lived. She is the epitome of everything lovely, womanly and graceful!!! I also love Celeste Holm - great photos!
ReplyDeleteLupita Tovar, who was in the Spanish version of 1931's "Dracula" was born on July 27, 1910.
ReplyDeleteA few more.... Ann Rutherford, Olivia de-Havilland and sister Joan Fontain, Deanna Durbin
ReplyDeleteRIP Barbara Kent Oct 13 2011. She along with Miriam Seegar who passed in January of 2011 both were 103 - the end of the Era
ReplyDeleteBarbara was considered the last North American actor still alive to have achieved substantial fame during the silent film era as an adult.