Betty White – 1922

Be it on celluloid or television, Betty White surely knows how to steal the limelight, and the comedian and actress has ruled the television industry for the maximum possible time, having the longest TV career ever. White has been hailed as a trailblazer in the television industry and is a complete livewire even at the age of 98.

She has entertained us all with her performances in Boston Legal and Golden Girls and films such as The Proposal and Lake Placid. We certainly can’t get enough of her and wish to see her on screen for many more years to come. Betty never had any anxiety whatsoever about repaying mortgage loans or facing bankruptcy issues.

Richard Chamberlain – 1934

People worldwide fell in love with Richard Chamberlain when he rose to fame with the popular actor in the 1960s. Arguably, he was the single biggest heartthrob on television at the time and had starred in many popular shows and movies.

After college, he started looking for work, and Paramount Pictures showed their interest, and he got parts in several productions. However, it was not until 1961 that he made a name for himself with the role of Dr. Kildare. In a synonymous show and the show made him greatly successful. He was also drawn to the theater and starred in several Broadway shows. He later relocated to Hawaii to take a brief break.

In 2000, he even has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. And now, despite being almost ninety years old, he still shines bright and continues to add his star presence to several productions.

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