These Hollywood Legends Are Still Alive And Winning Life

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Sofia Loren – Kingdom of Italy, 87

Sofia Loren’s contribution to cinema can only be overshadowed by her charming personality. Even then, the two seem to be hand in hand. It’s one thing being an iconic legend but it’s another being one of the last surviving stars of the Golden Age of Hollywood.

Sofia’s acting career began by chance as someone suggested she enroll in acting class while participating in a beauty pageant. Little did the sixteen-year-old Sofia know that this was the turning point of her life. Once the ball set rolling, she crushed numerous roles earning her endless awards and nominations. This cannonball would slow down in the early ’80s as the actress chose to reduce her acting roles.

Richard Chamberlain – Beverly Hills, 84

Before Justin Beiber and One Direction, there was George Richard Chamberlain. It might be hard to believe it but this man was a teen idol even before the term became popular. He was such a sensation it’s hard to understand how he did it without the influence of social media.

George’s role as Dr. Kildare is what made him a household name but even after the show ended he still managed to bag some other iconic roles that boosted his portfolio. His charm and acting skills probably have to do with his experience as a classical stage actor and his time in musical theater.

Victoria Principal – Japan, 72

Soap operas have been a big hit in the American TV scene for as long as one can remember, and the primetime series ‘Dallas’ is one among them. Viewers remember the show for its iconic family feud premise, intriguing conflicts, and Victoria Principal, who blew magic into her portrayal of Pamela Barnes Ewing for nine long years before finally delving into her production company.

Of course, the phenomenal actress, a ‘Golden Globe’ winner, proved her flair by producing several TV films though she didn’t completely put a halt to her acting gigs. Besides, Victoria relishes showcasing her entrepreneurial instincts through her skincare line and book-writing finesse.

Kate Garraway – Berkshire, 55

Active since 1994, the English broadcaster Kate Garraway is one of the most distinguished faces in British television, and she’s appeared in an impressive 100-plus TV shows over the years (as per IMDb). “Good Morning Britain” is her most famous and enduring gig, and she’s already made it to more than 450 episodes of the ITV breakfast program.

Always busy and looking for new exciting opportunities in radio and television, Garraway is also known for her radio work on Smooth Radio, where she hosts “Mid Mornings with Kate Garraway.” In the 2022 New Year Honors, she was awarded the Order of the British Empire.

Loni Anderson – Minnesota, 79

Beginner’s luck is one thing; perseverance and years’ worth of toil are elements that keep legends like Loni Anderson in the game even decades after their first screen appearance nevertheless. ‘Nevada Smith,’ a ’60s hit, marked the actress’ debut though it took her 10 years to secure her next stint, after which she never dipped career-wise.

Touching in Anderson’s legacy, her role ‘WKRP in Cincinnati’ created a much-needed stir, leading to endless offers and three ‘Golden Globe’ nominations coming her way. Truly, her retirement will mark the conclusion of an era that gave us ‘Easy Street, ‘Nurses,’ and ‘The Mullets.’ Then again, her ever-busy schedule hints her retreat from the industry is pretty far to come.

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