I have no idea who that is. — Mikie

Your loss youngster. :rofl: :lol:

:shade:

Hey, sometimes they slip through the cracks.

Paul Auster.

Hey, sometimes they slip through the cracks. — Mikie

:lol: :rofl:

Iggy Pop is the one that gets me. I saw him when he was probably like 65 or so and he still put on a hell of a show.

Just added Dr Ruth. How is she still around?

Kind of like Richard Simmons— very big in the 80s, but haven’t really heard from them in a long time and just assumed they died a long time ago and I never heard about it.

But no. Still alive. Cool! :up:

I understand that this thread is focused on people from the Anglo-Saxon nations. Yet, I want to share with you that Isabel Perón (the second wife of Perón, the famous Argentinian President) is still alive.

She has been living in Madrid since the end of the 1970s.

She is 93 years old, and she was briefly the President of Argentina in 1974.

Isabel Perón

I added to the list. Nutty that she’s around too.

Dabney Coleman. So strange that he popped into my thoughts yesterday while cutting the lawn. My mind wandered to "Cloak and Dagger," an old 80s movie -- and I wondered if he was still alive. At that moment, he was. 24 hours late...not. So strange.

I used to always get him confused with the Dad from A Christmas Story.

Barbara Eden (I Dream of Jeannie) is 92. I remember watching her reruns 50 years ago. They seemed old then.

RIP Frank Ifield

I honestly thought he had died years ago.

Retitle this thread to: "How dare these people survive beyond my expectations"

:rofl:

I loved that serie as a kid. Don't know why, it wasn't hip in the 90s at all.

Hey— I like most of those people. I originally titled it “bizarre and fantastic,” but then I remembered Kissinger was on there. Not so fantastic.

RIP Willie Mays. Not on my list, but should have been.

RIP Donald Sutherland. Sublime actor. I remember his characteristic role of 'Atilla' in 1900. This movie is great. Good drama and magnificent actors.

I've never seen that one, but want to now.

He showed up to Occupy Vancouver!

Dr Ruth.

Another one off the list.

Richard Simmons.

Shannon Dorherty wasn’t one I expected.

Bob Newhart has been on the list since the beginning. Rest in peace. :confused:

Tomiichi Murayama who served as Prime Minister of Japan from 1994 to 1996. He is 100 years old and still living. Murayama led a difficult legislature and confronted a major crisis: the 1995 Great Hanshin Earthquake.

RIP Jerry Fuller. The writer of so many great songs.



https://uk.news.yahoo.com/jerry-fuller-songwriter-whose-hit-113043618.html

RIP Alain Delon

Another one bites the dust.

https://uk.news.yahoo.com/alain-delon-frances-flawed-screen-064114112.html

Phil Donohue

Another one off the list.

Brigitte Bardot is still living; she was making movies seven decades ago.

James Earl Jones. :sad:

Maggie Smith— not on the list, but probably should have been.

Ethel Kennedy. 96. It amazes me she was still around.

Quincy Jones