Eric Clapton – 1945

Eric Clapton, the only three-time inductee to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, is a British musician known for his exceptional guitar skills. He made a name for himself as a solo artist, releasing songs like Wonderful Tonight singer, and as part of The Yardbirds and Cream bands.

Clapton is 75 years old now, with a career spanning almost six decades. However, he is still active as a musician, having released his latest studio album Happy Xmas in 2018. It may be time for Clapton to retire, though, after revealing that he has a hearing disorder during a BBC interview in the same year.

Marsha Hunt – 1917

The American actress, model and activist Marsha Hunt is a Golden Age of Hollywood legend with more than enough crazy stories to tell her grandchildren. At the age of 103, she’s a proud survivor of McCarthyism, a ’50s movement that caused numerous Hollywood performers to be blacklisted on the account of being “communist.”

Known for appearing in over 100 productions over the course of seven decades, Hunt officially retired from show business in 2014. In 2021, she appeared as herself in the documentary Journey to Royal: a WWII Rescue Mission.

William Shatner — 1931

Widely recognized for bringing life to Captain James T. Kirk’s role in the USS Enterprise of the Star Trek franchise, William Shatner is a multi-award-winning actor. Some of his other notable works were in Rescue 911 and 3rd Rock from the Sun, among others.

With 240 (and counting) acting credits under his belt, you can’t be surprised to learn that Shatner has made himself a $100 million fortune to last him a couple more lifetimes. It is certainly plenty for this one as he is already 89 years old. We can expect to see him on The Elevator and Senior Moment in the future.