Had you ever thought about your favorite personalities? Like the one who was the star of your favorite show or the person who sang your most wanted song? Some of these celebrities continued their career until their body couldn’t bear it, while others retired because they attained the life that they desired. If they were out of the public eye, it did not mean they were dead. This list tackled the missing stars that were gone in the spotlight but were still breathing. There was no need for some lawyer or inheritance attorney yet because these stars were still living.
Olivia de Havilland – Age 103
Olivia de Havilland was the daughter of a British actress Lillian Fontaine. She had great acting skills that she inherited from her mother. She was the star in The Adventures of Robin, Gone with the Wind, and To Each His Own. Her first exposure was in the ‘30s and was an Academy Award-winning actress. She filed a complaint versus the FX Networks because of how she was represented in the movie, but lawsuit settlement was deemed unnecessary and resulted in a veto.
Olivia de Havilland – Age 103
Rhonda Fleming – Age 95
Rhonda Fleming was a 95-year-old actress who had the title of “Queen of Technicolor.” She was one of the most attractive Hollywood celebrities. She performed forty movies in her early ‘40s and ‘50s. She gradually left her career in 1960. She had another source of income other than acting and it was being a real estate investor. In her ‘60s, she played in a few movies. Since then, she had $10 million on her savings that she could spend on her future necessities, she even donated some of her wealth to the charity.
Rhonda Fleming – Age 95
