More than six decades after she first wowed moviegoers, Ann-Margret still has all the right moves.

The two-time Academy Award nominee, 84, made a rare public appearance June 28 at Project Angel Food’s Lead With Love fundraiser in Los Angeles.

Video of her with “Will & Grace” star Eric McCormack during the telethon on Los Angeles’ KTLA appeared on Ann-Margret’s Instagram page, as well as the pages for the station and Project Angel Food.

The “Viva Las Vegas” and “Bye Bye Birdie” star got a rousing round of applause as she walked onto the set toward McCormack.

“I was telling you before I have a lot of male friends that are very, very jealous of me tonight because I get to stand with you,” McCormack said, alluding to her sex symbol status.

Ann-Margret attends Project Angel Food's Lead with Love fundraising event on June 28, 2025, in Los Angeles. (Tommaso Boddi / Getty Images )

He then mentioned how Ann-Margret, who was born in Sweden, rose to fame and won over fans with her dancing.

“Obviously, your ‘60s dance moves captivated the world,” McCormack said. “They called you the female Elvis. You changed how a generation hit the dance floor, and now you’re a TikTok sensation. So, where do those incredible moves come from, Sweden? Does everyone in Sweden dance like that?”