Celebrities You Thought Were Gone But Are Still Alive!
Robby Benson | Born in 1956, Beauty and the Beast
Robby Benson is an actor and professor who rose to fame as a teen idol. She starred in many great films in the ’70s that took Her career to new heights. She is known for his role in projects like “Ice Castle,” “Ode to Billy Joe,” and “One on One.”
She also did some voice acting work in the ’90s and ’00s and is known for Her iconic work as The Beast in the movie “Beauty and the Beast.” She later became a professor and taught at UCLA and NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts. In 2019, She returned to acting with the film “A Feeling of Home.”
Paul Hogan | Born In 1939, The Paul Hogan Show
With his breakout comic performance in ‘Crocodile Dundee,’ Paul Hogan cemented his reputation as the funniest man in show business. The film’s critical and financial success led the blue-eyed comic to create and host his TV series titled ‘The Paul Hogan Show.’
Continuing to work in television and commercials, the charming entertainer has stacked up an impressive body of work during his many decades, making audiences laugh. Though now ostensibly retired, Paul’s legacy in show business was honored in TV films on his 80th birthday, specially made to celebrate his life and contributions to the arts.
Cindy Williams | Born in 1947, American Graffiti
With many films, TV, and theater credits to her name, including the Hollywood’s classic ‘American Graffiti,’ Cindy Williams soon realized that she will always be remembered as Shirley from the famous comedy ‘Laverne & Shirley.’ So now, in her 70s, she is living her life to the fullest by doing what she loves the most. Any guesses? We are sure everybody knows that its theater!
After marrying Bill Hudson in the 2000s, Cindy has appeared in guest-starring roles on television and silver screen, but her on-screen presence decreased. We still would like to wish her luck for her future on-stage ventures!
George Hamilton, Born in 1939 – Zorro: The Gay Blade
His career started in the late ‘50s and continues to the very day. George Hamilton played in some of the most memorable films of the past century, including Zorro: The Gay Blade. He was born in Memphis, back in 1939, and even today that he’s in his 80s, he still finds his way in front of a camera. He was playing a recurring role in the American Housewife series and is now going to play in the film called All Terrain. He has accumulated a fortune of around $20 million.
Barbara Walters –Born in 1929, The View
With a last public appearance in 2016, Barbara Walters’ social media handles haven’t been updated since 2017. Sources suggest that the retired journalist has been diagnosed with dementia and that most of her day is passed sleeping.
On the other hand, fans haven’t forgotten the ‘ABC Evening News’ anchor, though. The television has only witnessed a few iconic journalists like this who have majestic hosting abilities – how we enjoyed watching Walters taking exclusive interviews of American celebrities! While admirers wish her good health, it’s no secret that we also miss seeing her on our screens dearly.
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