Shocking Before And After Pictures Of Famous Golden Age Stars Who Are Still Alive Today

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Marlo Thomas (Born In 1937) – That Girl

Marlo Thomas, an accomplished American actress, producer, and social activist, has left an indelible mark on the entertainment industry. Notable for her role in the groundbreaking TV series “That Girl,” she has continuously pushed boundaries in her career.

Beyond acting, Thomas is recognized for her philanthropic efforts and advocacy work, including her involvement with St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. With her multifaceted talents and unwavering commitment to social causes, she remains a respected and influential figure.

Melissa Sue Anderson (Born In 1962) – Little House on the Prairie

Melissa Sue Anderson became a household name because of her role in the NBC drama “Little House on the Prairie.” She began as a child appearing in commercials before landing the part that has become an unshakable identity for her.

After the show ended, she released an autobiography detailing her life on the series, which was basically her childhood because she began starring in it at 11. It’s been nearly five decades since then, and it’s incredible to see what has become of this actress. In 2021, she was featured in an episode of the podcast series “Hollywood and Beyond” hosted by Steven Brittingham.

Tina Louise (Born In 1834) – Gilligan’s Island

Just before the ’50s came to an end, a star was born into the movie industry with Tina Louise opening up her way to stardom through her role in “God’s Little Acre.” She eventually bagged an award as the Best New Star of the Year for this role but that was only the beginning.

She got more famous for her role in the TV series “Gilligan’s Island” and today she’s the only member of the original cast that is still alive. She has come a long way after more than six decades in the movie industry and was last seen in the 2019 movie “Tapestry.”

Heather Locklear (Born In 1961) – Melrose Place

Heather Locklear was notable in the ’90s as a glamor symbol, especially because of her starring role in the soap opera “Melrose Place.” She seems to have aged gracefully over the years and has been featured in many other projects since it’s cancellation in 1999.

Locklear is one actress that has explored the industry in almost every possible way. She has a hand in many projects, some that would surprise you like guest starring in Disney’s Hannah Montana. In October 2021, she starred as the titular character in the movie “Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff: The Kristine Carlson Story.”

Barbara Bach (Born In 1947) – The Spy Who Loved Me

Barbara Bach gained some level of fame because of her role as a Bond girl in “The Spy Who Loved Me.” Although not many people know, she’s also married to the drummer of the Beatles Ringo Starr and her last public appearance was in his big birthday show in 2020.

Her acting career spanned just about two decades but she made some record achievements in the short time and today she is credited as one of the actresses that spiced up the movie industry between the ’70s and the ’80s.