People You Can Not Believe Are Still Alive ITT
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10th President John Tyler’s two grandsons.
I have her autograph. Love her.Olivia de Havilland
Here she is in Gone With the Wind
Kirk Douglass and Olivia DeHavilland....the last with us from Hollywood’s Golden Era.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.ri...2af45d6c-0523-5075-8d44-c7b2b0af04f2.amp.html
“According to the Confederate and Union heritage groups, there are 16 “real” Confederate daughters and eight sons living across the country and 30 Union children who survive.”
“According to the Confederate and Union heritage groups, there are 16 “real” Confederate daughters and eight sons living across the country and 30 Union children who survive.”
Keith Richards: yes, in the past it's a wonder he made it, but it's been 40 years since he's used hard drugs.
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Chuck Yeager. He was introduced at the Cowboy game a couple of weeks ago. I swore I thought he died 20 years ago.
His autobiography Yeager is incredible. He should have died 2 or 3 times in WWII and probably a dozen as a test pilot. 110% fearless badass.
Me.
I was told I was no more than 3 to 5 minutes away from dead when wheeled into the Emergency Room. It took about 20 minutes to regain consciousness, but I was fairly certain I was a goner (in my own mind at least.)
I was told I was no more than 3 to 5 minutes away from dead when wheeled into the Emergency Room. It took about 20 minutes to regain consciousness, but I was fairly certain I was a goner (in my own mind at least.)
On the Hollywood theme. Dick Van Dyke. At 92 he's in Mary Poppins Returns 55 years after staring in the original.
Christopher Plummer still active at 89. He's been nominated for three Oscars since turning 80.
Jerry Lee Lewis.
I went to see him “before he is dead” almost a decade ago.
He’s only 83, but it’s been a hard, hard 83 years.
I went to see him “before he is dead” almost a decade ago.
He’s only 83, but it’s been a hard, hard 83 years.
Including his 13 yo third cousin....and his second wife 20 days or so before his divorce from his first wife was finalized.
Norman Lloyd, 104. He directed one of the greatest episodes of the Alfred Hitchcock Presents anthology series, before I was even conceived. (Son of the South, starring Steve McQueen and Peter Lorre, based on the short story by Roald Dahl.)
https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0516093/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1
As an actor he did 7 episodes of a TV series just this year (2018) at age 103, but his first career movie appearance was in 1939.
https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0516093/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1
As an actor he did 7 episodes of a TV series just this year (2018) at age 103, but his first career movie appearance was in 1939.
Impressive, I'll share that w/ my dad. WWI started just a few months before he was born......think about that.
Kirk Douglas being alive amazes me.
When he had his stroke, I figured he would be gone soon after.
102. Wow.
When he had his stroke, I figured he would be gone soon after.
102. Wow.