Hollywood introduced many talented stars to people over the years, and even if there are many rising young stars already, it’s hard to forget about all the iconic actors we saw in films and shows back in the day. Many of them had careers that made them money for decades, while others preferred life away from the limelight.

Even if these people disappear from their respective industries, their fans won’t forget them because of their achievements in their careers. Let’s look at some of the stars from back then who are still alive, and let’s see how much their lives changed after their careers peaked.

Michael York – Age 80

Michael York started his acting journey in 1964, and still, he does not feel like retiring today. He has wowed his fans with his performance in films like “Cabaret,” “Romeo and Juliet,” and “The Three Musketeers” most significant. According to his IMDb page, he has over 160 acting credits.

York played Albany at the Old Vic in London while participating in the Gala Performance of William Shakespeare’s “King Lear” in September 2013. Never taking a break from acting, he appeared in multiple roles from 2006 to 2020 in the TV series “The Simpsons.”

Robert Wagner – Age 92

Robert Wagner gave 70 years of perfection and dedication to his profession. Equally proficient in stage, films, and TV, he is known for his legendary roles in movies such as “Austin Powers,” “The Pink Panther,” and “The Towering Inferno.

His 1967 debut TV series “It Takes a Thief” lifted him to new heights of popularity, and interestingly, he was not ready to play the thief at the start. Despite being in his ’80s, he remained a fixture on the 2010 TV series “NCIS.” He also performed in “Forever Doris,” a video documentary made in 2021.