Shirley MacLaine — 1934

Shirley MacLaine is one incredibly talented woman who wears many hats – the American beauty, who dabbles in film, TV, and theater acting, is also a writer, activist, singer, and dancer! She really knows how to spend her time wisely when it comes to her career.

We first saw her in The Trouble With Harry, a 1955 Alfred Hitchcock classic film. And since then, she has acted in a variety of other movies that earned her a host of awards and nominations, making her a woman to watch out for in the industry. One big achievement in her career is the fact that she is just one among two other actresses who has had the honor of winning the Best Actress award during the esteemed Venice Film Festival.

These days, MacLaine is not as active as she was back in her hey days. As one of the last remaining stars from Hollywood’s Golden Age, MacLaine is taking it easy and enjoying the comforts of life. She may have aged but we can’t deny that she has done so flawlessly! Her secrets? Well, she revealed in an interview that it’s more mental work than physical as she expressed that she doesn’t worry too much about the future and doesn’t pay mind to her age. Very wise words, indeed.

Jennifer Grey – March 26, 1960

Jennifer Grey has the greatest of genes from her parents, particularly her actor father, Joel Grey. She is a talented actress, which may be from her genetics, and she is aging incredibly gracefully too! For Jennifer, it is as though time has stood still, or forgotten about her somehow! She still appears far younger than her years, and we can see the youthful glow o  her cheeks! She first impressed viewers as the female lead in Dirty Dancing.

Her acting skills have never been questioned, and the fact that the film received high ratings proves that she did well alongside her star co-star, Patrick Swayze. It was in the 90s that Jennifer underwent a rhinoplasty, which led to a second surgery after some blunders on the first. Other than that terrible ordeal, she has looked lovelier and more natural than ever!