Christopher Lee is 90.

Funny I was watching "Half in the Bag" today and they mention half jokingly that part of the reason they are doing the Hobbit now its because they wanna do it before Ian McKellen dies...

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Annette Funicello

this actually surprised me too for some reason I thought he was dead.

Not sure why people are surprised by a lot of these who are not known chainsmokers or boozehounds other then the fact they are really old it's just the law of averages. If the average life of span for a person is in their 70s then that means some people gonna live to be 90 or 100 to numerically avg out the people who get struck down by cancer,murderered,od's etc or the stressaholics who have a heartattack at 50.

Read somewhere all scenes with Christopher Lee for all Hobbit films are already in the can in case he dies.

Inconceivable!

On another web forum (rec.arts.movies.past-films) I came across a list of the "Oldest Living Film People" (here's the link to that thread: https://groups.google.com/forum/?fro...ms/A4qYp7-7-3U)...

And one of the actors listed is Don Keefer, who's 96 now, and whom I remember as the doctor in Woody Allen's SLEEPER (1973) who, upon learning that Allen had worked in a health food store back in the 20th century, is appalled to find that back then they didn't know that steaks and hot fudge sundaes were actually GOOD for you! I think it's pretty funny that he's the one in that cast who's lasted this long.

Oh, and Run Run Shaw is now 105!

George Kennedy

When I met him a few years ago, the guy was hobbling around on a walker and could barely focus when I talked to him. I was amazed he didn't drop dead right there on the spot.

I saw that today is Robert Loggia's birthday. I thought he had died a few years ago.

Funny you say that the Tim & Eric movie was on Starz like a week ago and he popped up in it.

He's not that old. TNG only ended in '94!

I saw Loggia at an autograph show last year. He's very, very orange. He looks llike a Simpsons character.

In fact, he hasn't even been born yet!

I'm stunned Lindsay Lohan has made it to 26.

Interesting, last night I saw an episode on TV of Alfred Hitchcock presents from 1960 in which he starred.

Conrad Bain... who would've ever thought Mr Drummond would outlive 2 of the 3 kids?

^insaneee

I really hope you meant this as a joke.

Hal Holbrook

George Gaynes is 95.

I'm sure it was a joke.

I just watched Vanya on 42nd Street again a few weeks ago, he was in a recently shot interview in an extra and seemed sharp and in good shape. I had no idea he was that old, he certainly didn't look 95.

Not like he's really worth anything anymore. His last film looked interesting. Interesting in the sense that it looked like a film student trying really hard to be artsy and failing spectacularly.