In conjunction with the obsession with RIP threads on here and my own surprise that the late Tony Booth hadn't died years ago, may I propose that we name well known people in public life that are still around. Can we please set the minimum age to be 90 years old.
Here are a few:
Olivia De Havilland (101) - Actress who played Maid Marion in The Adventures of Robin Hood starring Errol Flynn in 1938 and also Gone With The Wind
Kirk Douglas (100) - Spartacus - Say no more!
Dennis Norden (95) - Comedy writer
(Lord) Peter Carrington (98) - Decorated war veteran, Government Minister, Secretary General of NATO
President Jimmy Carter (92)
Everton Weekes (92) West Indian Test Cricketer and one of The Three W's
Pete Murray (92) Original Radio1 DJ
Katie Boyle (91) Actress and TV personality
Nicholas Parsons (93) Actor and TV/Radio personality
Doris Day (95) Singer and actress
David Attenborough (91) - Naturalist and broadcaster
Mel Brooks (91) Actor/Producer/Director
Please post your own, respectfully.
JJ doesn't qualify!
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I got involved with Parsons on his mr and mrs tour - cabaret style - circa 1982
but isn't now.
Angela Lansbury
Honor Blackman
In fact his show for tonight in Portland Maine sold out as I was checking him out. He has another half dozen gigs booked until December 3rd and tickets selling fast. Not bad for 91.
As are, of course, Mick, Keef, Charlie and Ronnie combined age of 293 and in the middle of the No Filter tour of Europe.
Seems strange to mention them, but the likes of him and Michael Caine probably qualify for this list now given their age
Tony Bennett is a legend and a true superstar.
Genuine living legend still