Olivia de Havilland: 104 years without a hair out of place
Norman Lloyd: The actor who worked until 100
Kirk Douglas: The 103-year-old Spartacus
Bob Hope: The comedian who exhausted the calendar
Zsa Zsa Gabor: Glamour until 99
Betty White: The age-defying queen of comedy
Mel Brooks: Still alive, still mocking death
Harry Belafonte: 96 years of rhythm and protest
Angela Lansbury: The lady who solved crimes and birthdays
Tony Bennett: In tune until 96

Olivia de Havilland: 104 years without a hair out of place

Star of 'Gone With The Wind', she lived over a century with unflappable grace. She died in Paris, like a lady from another era who ignored the clock.

Norman Lloyd: The actor who worked until 100

Actor, producer, and director, he died at 106 years old. He filmed with Hitchcock, acted with Chaplin, and outlived them all. Literally. Old Hollywood in one person.

Kirk Douglas: The 103-year-old Spartacus

The square-jawed, steely-eyed actor lived until 103. Despite ailments and scandals, his legacy survived three generations of Hollywood.

Bob Hope: The comedian who exhausted the calendar

The British-American comedian lived to be 100 years old. He performed for 11 presidents, in wars, on Christmas, in summer. He didn’t know how to say goodbye… nor did the calendar.

Zsa Zsa Gabor: Glamour until 99

Actress, socialite, and queen of multiple marriages. She lived nearly a century amongst diamonds, scandalous headlines, and memorable quotes. She died as she lived: extravagantly.

Betty White: The age-defying queen of comedy

At 99 years old, she was America's favorite grandmother. Sarcastic, sharp, and lovable, Betty mocked aging as if it were just another line in her script.

Mel Brooks: Still alive, still mocking death

At 99 years old (and counting), Mel continues to write and produce. His humor doesn't age: it only becomes sharper, like fine wine or well-aged sarcasm.

Harry Belafonte: 96 years of rhythm and protest

He was not just the King of Calypso: he was an activist, producer, and political figure. He died at 96, but his deep, steady voice still echoes in every social cause.

Angela Lansbury: The lady who solved crimes and birthdays

"The Crime Reporter" lived until 96 years old. Her legacy spans from Broadway to your grandmother asking, “Isn’t that the lady who’s always on the TV?”