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Celebrities You Thought Were Gone But Are Still Alive!

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.

Linda Kozlowski | Born in 1958, Crocodile Dundee

Linda Kozlowski became one of Tinseltown’s aristocracies back in the mid-’80s when she got the opportunity to star alongside Paul Hogan in the award-winning ‘Crocodile Dundee.’ Then the stunner performed in various shows before slipping under the Hollywood radar.

That was because Linda retired back in 2001 after performing in the third part of the same series. It turns out that withdrawing from the acting game has done her wonders as she looks super relaxed, calm, and happy, making a passive income with a number of investments. This is one happy H-town story from beginning to end!

Tom Selleck | Born in 1945, Blue Bloods

Tom Selleck had his breakthrough in the industry when he starred in the ’80s’ super hit ‘Magnum, P.I.’ Then came one opportunity after another, all in the form of television roles. Before the man could process it, he had made his way to the top of the Hollywood tier!

Selleck became renowned once again for playing the part of lawman Jesse Stone in a string of TV shows based on novels by Robert B.Parker, but his work in ‘Blue Bloods’ from 2010 received the highest acclaim. With the huge bank balance Selleck has amassed over the years, we expect him to have an easy and comfortable retirement.

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.

Christopher Walken | Born in 1943, The Deer Hunter

No wonder Christopher Walken’s awe-inspiring performances leave a lasting imprint in the audience’s minds! We don’t have to miss him longer, for the Pulp Fiction star will soon feature in the upcoming television series Severance and The Offenders. Despite his seniority in the business, Walken still has not decided on quitting his glorious on-screen journey, and that is indeed inspiring!

The New York-born actor is no stranger to global fame, with his films churning out over a billion dollars in the United States alone! Viewers would remember Christopher best for starring in first-rate movies like The Deer Hunter, Catch Me If You Can, and Vendetta.

Barbara Eden | Born in 1931, I Dream of Jeannie

It’s amazing how even at 89, Barbara Eden hasn’t lost any of her magic! The yesteryear star is still as charming and witty as ever. Barbara’s incredible journey to stardom began with her singing in a church choir. And while she starred in the popular sitcom, I Dream of Jeannie the beautiful actress started gaining recognition and soon became a household name.

So talented was Eden that producers and directors alike chose her for challenging roles, and her versatility as an actress shone through every time. In a career spanning seven decades, the Flaming Star alum took on diverse television roles and even participated in a beauty pageant!

Mike Farrell | Born in 1939, MASH

One cannot help but get excited when hearing the opening song of the famous TV show ‘MAS*H,’ it has to be the best entertainment program ever! Mike Farrell’s extraordinary performance made sure to make the series an international success, and for us, he will forever remain Captain B.J. Hunnicutt.

Before starting his career, Farrell served in the marine corps and later did many odd jobs, until the ’70s. That’s when he landed a role on ‘Days of Our Lives, ‘ which skyrocketed his career. Besides acting, he also tried his hand at producing films, with projects like ‘Patch Adams’, among others.

Linda Evans | Born in 1942, Dynasty

Linda Evans captured fans’ hearts playing the role of ‘Krystal Carrington’ on the hit television series ‘Dynasty’ from 1981 to 1989. The character is still considered one of the show’s most popular to this day.

Her last television appearance was in 2009, and the Golden Globe-winning actress now lives a more subdued life on a farm just outside Washington. Her screen days have ended, but she still regularly engages her fans through social media platforms, where she shares her views on everything from social issues to fitness and beauty tips.

Loni Anderson | Born in 1945, Stroke Acer

Many people often compliment Loni Anderson by likening her to Hollywood icons like Jayne Mansfield and Marilyn Monroe. So it’s not shocking to find that she also played the role of Mansfield in the biopic. Apart from this, Loni appeared in numerous other big projects, including the sitcom ‘WKRP in Cincinnati.’

These days, the star enjoys most of her time with her husband, Bob Flick, spending her massive net worth. We are sure that the couple doesn’t need to worry about money for the rest of their lives. Still, we doubt Loni will join the list of retired actors anytime soon.

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