Age is Just a Number: Fresh Photos of Last Century’s Divas!

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Susan Tully – Born in 1967

Susan Tully, a distinguished English actress, television producer, and director, is celebrated for her roles as Suzanne Ross in “Grange Hill” and Michelle Fowler in “EastEnders.” Her acting journey began in numerous child actor roles, eventually leading to her breakthrough in “EastEnders,” where she remained a central figure for a decade.

Transitioning from acting to directing in the late 1990s, Susan has since directed and produced many British television programs. She has notably directed episodes for “Line of Duty,” “The A Word,” and “Too Close,” among others. She continues to work behind the camera, with her directorial efforts seen in the “C.B. Strike” series that started in 2017.

Tara Reid – Born in 1975

From her breakout role in “American Pie” to becoming a cult classic star with “Sharknado,” Tara Reid has experienced the rollercoaster of Hollywood fame. Her early journey was marked by significant roles in hits like “The Big Lebowski” and “Josie and the Pussycats,” which skyrocketed her to fame.

After achieving widespread fame, Tara explored reality TV, appearing on “Celebrity Big Brother 8” in 2011. Over a decade later, she played the vampire queen in “Bloodthirst,” a 2023 horror movie, marking another intriguing chapter in her career. Beyond acting, Tara has ventured into several business enterprises, including investing in restaurants and launching her own lines of clothing and perfume.

Sophia Loren – Born in 1934

Sophia Loren rose from humble beginnings in Italy to become an international film icon. Her beauty and talent led her to win an Academy Award for her role as Cesira in “Two Women.” Through this, she made history as the first to win an Oscar for a non-English-language performance.

Sophia starred in major films like “The Pride and the Passion” and “Houseboat.” Not just a symbol of beauty, Sophia’s acting prowess earned her numerous awards, crowned with an Academy Honorary Award in 1991 for her lifetime achievements. In 2020, at 86, she captivated audiences in “The Life Ahead,” proving her talent endures​​.

Catherine Bell – Born in 1968

With an illustrious career that took off with her role as Lieutenant Colonel Sarah MacKenzie in “JAG,” Catherine Bell has become a household name in the world of acting. Her performance was so compelling that NBC saw CBS pick it up after canceling the show. This led to the character’s development, which resonated deeply with audiences, partly due to Catherine’s authentic portrayal, which included speaking Persian.

Following “JAG,” Catherine continued to captivate viewers in the mystical role of Cassandra “Cassie” Nightingale in Hallmark’s “The Good Witch” films, a character she played from 2008 to 2015 and continued in the series that followed until 2021.

Loni Anderson – Born in 1945

Achieving stardom as Jennifer Marlowe on “WKRP in Cincinnati,” Loni Anderson became an icon of the late 1970s and early 1980s, earning acclaim and several award nominations for her role. Her career extended into various television series and movies, including “Partners in Crime” with Lynda Carter and significant roles in films like “Stroker Ace.”

Despite the ups and downs in her career, she continued to act, including a lead role in the web series “My Sister is So Gay” from 2016 to 2020. In 2023, she returned to the screen in “Ladies of the ’80s: A Divas Christmas.” joining an ensemble cast of celebrated actresses​​​​.

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