Connie Stevens | Born in 1938, Hawaiian Eye

Over the years, Connie Stevens has amassed several prestigious accolades and a sterling reputation, winning roles in notable films and television series alike. An outstanding portrayal of “Cricket” Blake in the famous detective series Hawaiian Eye also won her the hearts of countless fans and critical acclaim.

A pro in diverting her creative genius into both on-screen and behind-the-lens jobs, Stevens also made her presence felt on Billboard with her heart-melting single Sixteen Reasons. Currently, in her 80s, the Tapeheads star knows how to keep herself busy. Besides an active film career, Connie also has her cosmetics line Forever Spring to focus on. Cheers to her untiring spirit.

JOE PESCI | BORN IN 1943, RAGING BULL

Academy award winner Joe Pesci carved a name for himself in the entertainment industry as a tough and volatile character role player in several genres. In “Raging Bull,” “The Irishman,” “Casino,” and “Goodfellas,” he appeared alongside legends such as Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro.

Although he was born in 1943, the golden age actor and musician seems in no hurry to leave the stage, even appearing in an episode of the 2022 TV series “Bupkis.” Pesci wasn’t all about hard-hitting roles, as he also showed his acting versatility in comedic roles in the first two issues of the “Home Alone” and “Lethal Weapon” franchises.

Jamie Lee Curtis | Born In 1958, Halloween

Jamie Lee Curtis received a warm welcome to the film industry with her role in the 1978 horror film “Halloween.” After that success, Curtis went on to star in several other horror films. Now you know how she got the title “Scream Queen.”

Despite her initial start as a slasher film actress, Curtis soon made headway across several other genres. She received a BAFTA award for her role in the 1983 comedy “Trading Places” and a Golden Globe for her performance in the 1995 action thriller “True Lies.” After nearly five decades in the industry, she again lent her talents to the 2022 drama film “Everything Everywhere All at Once.”