Celebrities You Thought Were Gone But Are Still Alive!

TrendingFebruary 3, 2023

Anthony Hopkins | Born in 1937, The Silence of the Lambs

Anthony Hopkins’ turn as Hannibal Lecter in the epic The Silence of the Lambs will forever remain etched in our minds, and we can’t help but shudder at how menacing the actor was in his evil role! It’s not surprising that the Thor actor was showered with praise and more challenging offers from the film fraternity.

At 83, Hopkins won an Oscar for his visceral performance in the movie, The Father, pegging him as the oldest in the category to win an award! A gentleman off the camera, the simple-minded actor, enjoys playing with his cat and occasionally breaking into an impromptu gig around the house!

Richard Chamberlain | Born in 1934, Dr. Kildare

Richard Chamberlain has a career spanning over seven decades, and despite his age, he is still continuing his acting career. He started acting in the ’50s and quickly rose to the top for his heartthrob image. His good looks helped him find fans, but ultimately, his acting skills made him stay for so long.

He proved he is more than a handsome face and has won numerous awards, including a few Golden Globes. He is known for starring in projects like “Dr. Kildare,” “King Solomon’s Mines,” and “The Thorn Birds.” Some of his newer works include “Echoes of the Past” and “The Black Ghiandola.”

Lee Majors | Born In 1939, The Fall Guy

Beating 400 actors vying for the role of Heath Barkley in the hit TV show “The Big Valley” was the most significant Lee Majors career move. It made him into an overnight sensation in the 60s, and with his boyish good looks, a massive female following in tow.

Majors’ screen debut was an uncredited part in “Strait-Jacket,” although nothing memorable, it still opened up opportunities for minor TV appearances in the 1960s. However, by the 70s’, Majors finally hit it big with “The Six Million Dollar Man,” boosting his popularity even more. In his 80s, the legendary actor savors his celebrated career in Texas with his beautiful wife, Faith Cross.

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!

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.