Who's still alive from the Golden Age of Hollywood?

Caren Marsh Doll who was Judy's stand-in for TWOO is still alive at 104.

Eva Marie Saint

Sophia Loren

Rita Moreno

Dyan Cannon

Didn't realize that r2. Thanks!

June Lockhart and Margaret O’Brien, both in Meet Me in St. Louis and both still alive.

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Janis Paige Is 101.

Shirley Jones just turned 90. Shirley MacLaine will be 90 at the end of this month.

Ann Blyth is still getting by.

Arlene Dahl

R2 Eva Marie Saint will turn 100 this July 4th.

Helen Lawson

What’s the cutoff for the golden age? Do we include the 1960s stars?

Do we include Julie Andrews? Carol Burnett? Barbara Streisand?

r12 I consider the 1950s the final decade, as I associate "Golden Age" with the studio system.

R9, Arlene Dahl is off the list.

Is Nancy Olson like the blonde Jane Wyman? They were both in Pollyanna, and I remember thinking as a kid how identical they looked in their appearance, only one was blonde and the other was brunette.

Patty McCormack is a youngster, still, at age 78.

Lee Grant and Robert Wagner

Rita Moreno

Shirley Jones

Kim Novak

George Hamilton

Shirley Maclaine

Leslie Caron

Dick van dyke and Mitzi Gaynor

Vera Miles is 94

Gabrielle Carteris

Angie Dickinson and Tippi Hedren

R Kelly

Joanne Woodward.

Claire Trevor is 93

Sophia Loren really is the last remaining icon...Mitzi Gaynor and Margaret O'Brien were A-list movie stars also, for a time and have some classic films in their repertoire. Oh and Catherine Zeta Jones, still only 33.

Debra Paget

Peggy Dow

Earl Holliman

George Chakiris

Claire Trevor is 93 if this were 2003, but she died in 200 so it's a moot point.

I've always thought the Golden Age ended in 1959 but Universal was still putting people under contract through the mid1960s. I think a good marker is when the MPAA came out with movie ratings, whenever that was.

And I'm still angry that the Academy has been spending precious Special Oscar resources on people with scant filmographies. Irene Donne? Marsha Hunt? Shame on them.

R31 Up until just recently George Chakiris was still dyeing his hair dark brown or black, which made him look sad. He finally went grey, which makes more sense since he is now 91.

R32 I meant Claire Bloom - my brain cells are trickling away

Carroll Baker turns 93 next month.

I could not think of one other Claire, so perhaps mine are too.

Betty Boop

Mother Dolores Hart

Audrey Dalton, who co-starred in 1953 Titanic with Robert Wagner

Nancy Olson looks like a young Frances Feist

Richard Beymer

Russ Tamblyn

Mamie Van Mamie.

Child star Gigi Perreau (b.1941), now famous for being Meghan Markle's acting coach.

Kim Novak

Terry Moore, now 95, has TWO upcoming gigs, according to IMDb.

Wow, didn't know Terry Moore was still around

Bruce Vilanch was a writer for the 1989 Oscars with Rob Lowe and Snow White, and when all the geriatric Golden Age stars were trotted out. This is pretty funny.

Gena Rowlands 93 She worked with Rock Hudson, Kirk Douglas, Judy Garland, Frank Sinatra, Burt Lancaster, Jose Ferrer, James Garner, Ben Gazzara and Bette Davis

Astounding how many more of the survivors are women.

I'd say the only true A Listers left are Sophia Loren, Kim Novak, Leslie Caron, Eva Marie Saint, Joanne Woodward and Margaret O'Brien, who when she was a star was HUGE.

Terry Kilburn, who played Tiny Tim in the 1938 version of A Christmas Carol

Peggy McIntyre (b. 1932) was in both 'The Best Years of Our Lives' and 'I Remember Mama.' Her last credit was at age 22.

wow...... this list is really down to very few.

hard to accept really.

R33- His hair is WHITE not gray.

R49, Margaret O'Brien was in an episode of 'Adam-12 (S3, Ep12) when she was 33 and I didn't recognize her until I looked up the cast on IMDb. It will be coming up soon on MeTV as they're back to season one. 'Adam-12' is also on another retro channel (FeTV?). Margaret O;Brien, now 87, also has two credits listed as in post-production on IMDb.

Mel brooks and Bob Newhart and William Shantner

Shatner on a recent Real Time

Mara Corday

Kathleen Hughes

[quote]I've always thought the Golden Age ended in 1959 but Universal was still putting people under contract through the mid1960s. I think a good marker is when the MPAA came out with movie ratings, whenever that was.

Hollywood's Golden Age coincides with the Motion Picture Production Code (aka 'Hayes Code') which lasted from 1934 to 1968, when it was abolished and replaced with the ratings system (G. PG, R, X; later PG-13, NC-17).

SILENT FILMS (1890s - 1927)

PRE-CODE HOLLYWOOD (1927-1934)

GOLDEN AGE (1934 - 1968)

NEW HOLLYWOOD (1968 - 1980)

Golden Age was Our Dancing Daughters to the Story Of Esther Costello.

Jimmy Thompson (b. December 9, 1923) was not a star, but he performed this popular number from SINGIN' IN THE RAIN and recently turned 100 several months ago.

As a gayling, I used to rewind this scene ad nauseam, because I thought he was so handsome.

O'Brien age 20 @19:35

Susan Kohner, Sarah Jane from IMITATION OF LIFE.

Mel Brooks, Bob Newhart and William Shanter (or Shatner) may be older than dirt but they were never part of the Golden Age of Hollywood.

Child star Sandy Descher (b. 1945) has 50 credits to her credit despite retiring at age 23. Probably best known for playing the screaming little girl in 'Them,' she also played the screaming little girl in 'The Bad and the Beautiful' and the daughter of Elizabeth Taylor's character in 'The Last Time I Saw Paris.'

R59, if the '60s are included in The Golden Age, Candace Hilligoss (b.1935), best known for 'Carnival of Souls,' is still living, despite also starring in 'The Curse of the Living Corpse,' co-starring Roy Scheider. Let's just say he was a much better actor by the time he did 'Jaws.'

Yvonne Furneaux

Virginia McKenna

Are we including Joan Collins?

^The only thing golden about Joan are the showers she use to take from wealthy men during the 50-70s to pay her rent, sweetheart.

Kathryn Grant b.1933 aka Kathryn Crosby appeared in films of the 50s: Anatomy of a Murder, Operation Mad Ball, Mister Cory, The Brothers Rico, 1001 Arabian Nights, The Phenix City Story, 5 Against the House . . . Married Bing in 1957

Golden Age to me is until the very early 60s at most. Once movies become more risque and the code lost its power (about 1962) it ushered in a new era.

Glenn Close.

I’m sure that I missed it up there - John Astin. Loved him driving Doris Day to that motel in ASBURY Park in That Touch of Mink!

John Astin was also Glad Hand in WEST SIDE STORY.

And one of Patty Duke's husbands.

And one of Sean Astin's fathers.

And one of my fucks

Lois Smith

Elsa Cardenas

Tuesday Weld

Ann-Margret