Subject: Alive in their 90s

That was about my dad. I thought better of it.

It got trolled on anyway. Lol

Academy Award winners:

Eva Marie Saint's (mentioned previously) 102nd birthday is July 4th.

Lee Grant, blacklisted by the HUAC, was born in the mid–1920s* (*Wikipedia).

Estelle Parsons turns 101 years old in November.

Julie Andrews. 90 years old. 

Watching appointment TV and Unforgiven is the best option.  Damn, great movie and Clint is 95.

Marilyn Monroe is 100 today. 

Marilyn movie marathon today starting at 9 am eastern, on Movies!

"Because celluloid heroes never feel any pain

And celluloid heroes never really die"

Sir Ray Davies 

Now no longer alive, but Raymond Berry gone today at 93.

John Astin is 96

He managed to outlive both Pugsley and Wednesday.

& to mention his lovely wife Morticia and his son Harry from Night Court

92, this very day.

The great Alan Alda is 90.

from wikipedia:

On July 31, 2018, Alda appeared on CBS This Morning and announced he had been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease three years earlier.

The great Rita Moreno, who I'm watching right now, is 94.

She's so beautiful 

The Ben Franklin Bridge turned 100 years old today!

Do unto those downstream as you would have those upstream do unto you.

She made it way way past...meaning like, she should have been introduced here two decades past.

Somehow this milestone didn't get noted here - Mel Brooks hit 💯 a few weeks ago!

I laughed my 9yo azz off watching his Hitch tribute.

"I have always been a huge admirer of my own work.   I'm one of the funniest and most entertaining writers I know."

   --   Mel Brooks 

Pat Boone is 92 and still at it. See his utub videos. Saw him perform earlier tonight, out by the ceement pond in the Hills of Beverly. It was epic. Jed & Granny danced. Some song about never going back to Nashville. I didn't used to care much about Mr Boone, but dogged if he ain't something special.

I was shocked(?) by a tid-bit I learned (and reported herein) about him fairly recently.  You missed it, I'm sure, as it was in a sports thread.  You can track it down if you want, but likely wouldn't be something that would interest you.  Just a surprising endeavor he was involved in.

Get help 

He was passenger with Shatner, wasn't he?

https://youtu.be/XSpj3l-_MQY?is=FhdDNWYVxrvtumpg

Who's that sitting between Ellie May and Mr Drysdale? 

That's quite the enormous orchestra and chorus they must have had crowded around the other end of the ce-ment pond there.

I just tried to find out whether Pat Boone appeared in ‘Nightmare at 20000 Feet’.  Apparently I’m overthinking something.