Random Famous People Most Likely to Live to 100 (81 items)

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  (#1) Betty White

  • 97

  Betty White may be in her 90s, but the Golden Girl moves around like a woman half her age. The actress just finished her run five year run as Elka Ostrovsky on the comedy series Hot in Cleveland. White has well over 100 acting credits to her name.
  
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  (#2) Elizabeth II

  • 92
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  (#3) Morgan Freeman

  • 81

  Morgan Freeman could narrate the phonebook and it would sound like a symphony orchestra. The Academy Award winner may be nearing 80, but he still has five feature length film projects slated for release in 2015 and 2016.
  
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  (#4) Dick Van Dyke

  • 93
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  (#5) Clint Eastwood

  • 88

  Not a lot of directors work past their 60s. Although the Hollywood legend stated that he was done with acting after 2012's Trouble with the Curve, Eastwood shows no signs of slowing down behind the camera. In 2014 the Academy Award winner helmed two large scale films, the musical, Jersey Boys, and the war movie, American Sniper. 
  
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  (#6) Angela Lansbury

  • 93

  The British born actress may be in her nineties, but that hasn't stopped her from continuing to perform. The two-time Tony Award winner is known for her work on stage, screen, and of course television (Murder She Wrote.) Lansbury is currently in her eighth decade of entertainment.
  
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  (#7) Brigitte Bardot

  • 84
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  (#8) Tony Bennett

  • 92

  Who has a sweeter singing voice than Tony Bennett? The nearly 90-year-old singer still has that smooth sound today. Bennett is still touring and has recently teamed up with Lady Gaga to sell out crowds around the country.
  
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  (#9) Michael Caine

  • 85

  Sir Michael Caine successfully made the transition from leading man to supporting player. The British star has over 160 acting credits and two films already planned for 2016.
  
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  (#10) Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

  • 94
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  (#11) James Earl Jones

  • 88

  "Luke, I am your father" may be the most famous line from any movie in cinema history. Not only did Jones provide the iconic voice of Darth Vader, but his pipe's also provided the voice for Mufasa in The Lion King. He is currently filming the television series Agent X starring Sharon Stone.
  
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  (#12) Stan Lee

  • 96
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  (#13) Sean Connery

  • 88
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  (#14) Mel Brooks

  • 92

  The comedy legend (Blazing Saddles, Spaceballs) is approaching 90. However, Brooks is still popping up in projects. He recently made an appearance on Billy Chrystal's television show, The Comedians.
  
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  (#15) Judi Dench

  • 84

  Dame Judi Dench continues to be one of the most prolific actresses working today. The Academy Award winner may be 80-years-old, but she already has two film projects planned for next year.
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  (#16) Harrison Ford

  • 76
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  (#17) Patrick Stewart

  • 78
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  (#18) Kirk Douglas

  • 99
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  (#19) Barbara Walters

  • 89

  Barbara Walters paved the way for women in the world of journalism. She was the first ever female co-anchor of a network evening news show. The icon worked for 11 years on The Today Show and also created The View. She may have recently retired from her co-hosting duties on The View, but doesn't mean that she retired from journalism.

  The 85-year-old is set to work on a six-part series for ABC called American Scandal. The show will revisit stories that Walters had previously covered. The former co-anchor will share her personal experiences and insights on the famous crimes of people like Jean Harris and Mark David Chapman.

  
  
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  (#20) Christopher Plummer

  • 89

  Canadian born actor Christopher Plummer took home a Best Supporting Academy Award at the age of 82 for his performance in 2010's film, Beginners. He was the second oldest actor (Charlie Chaplin is the oldest) to ever win an Oscar. But, not even Academy gold and over 200 acting credits can slow Plummer down.
  
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  (#21) Tom Hanks

  • 62
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  (#22) Willie Nelson

  • 85

  A musician's life on the road is typically tough on the human body. However, country music super star Willie Nelson still travels with his band by bus from city to city. Chances are if you want to see Nelson perform, he's coming to a city near you sometime soon.
  
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  (#23) Helen Mirren

  • 73
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  (#24) Anthony Hopkins

  • 81
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  (#25) Paul McCartney

  • 76

  The former Beatle still looks like the boy next door. His singing pipes have held up wonderfully, and McCartney is still putting out new music and touring the world.
  
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  (#26) Steve Martin

  • 73
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  (#27) Meryl Streep

  • 69
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  (#28) Sylvester Stallone

  • 72

  Sylvester Stallone is pushing 70, yet he is still playing an action hero. Audiences can expect to see Expendables 4 sometime in the near future. Can't get enough Rocky Balboa? The Italian Stallone will be back in the upcoming Creed, where the former champ serves as a trainer to Apollo Creed's son Adonis.
  
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  (#29) Sidney Poitier

  • 92
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  (#30) Michael Douglas

  • 74
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  (#31) Dustin Hoffman

  • 81
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  (#32) Chuck Norris

  • 78
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  (#33) Sophia Loren

  • 84
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  (#34) Tina Turner

  • 79
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  (#35) Donald Sutherland

  • 83
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  (#36) Gene Hackman

  • 89
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  (#37) Robert De Niro

  • 75

  The two-time Academy Award winner shows absolutely no signs of slowing down. Over the past decade, De Niro has proved he's not just a dramatic method actor, but he also has some comedy acting chops as well. The Raging Bull star has six film projects slated to come out within the next two years.
  
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  (#38) Ian McKellen

  • 79
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  (#39) Bob Newhart

  • 89

  The deadpan standup comedian and sitcom star had two hit television shows named after him - Newhart and The Bob Newhart Show. If you think he's just relaxing at the age of 85, you're wrong. The comic legend is still out there performing live.
  
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  (#40) Steven Spielberg

  • 72
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  (#41) William Shatner

  • 87

  You may know William Shatner best for his role as Captain Kirk from the Star Trek franchise. However, the octenarian is also an author, musician, entrepreneur, and horse breeder. Entertainment Weekly recently reported that Shatner will join Terry Bradshaw, Henry Winkler, George Foreman, and Jeff Dye for an NBC reality show called Better Late Than Never.

   

  
  

  
  
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  (#42) Al Pacino

  • 78
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  (#43) Robert Duvall

  • 88
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  (#44) Harry Belafonte

  • 92

  The "King of Calypso" has been making Caribbean music popular since the 1950s. "Day-O." Belafonte has won three Grammys, an Emmy, and a Tony. The Civil Rights activist may be nearing 90, but he continues to stay involved in both politics and entertainment.
  
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  (#45) Cher

  • 72

  If Cher could really turn back time, she would probably look the same today as she did 20 years ago. The singer/ actress may be on the brink of her seventh decade, however, she was recently named the new face of Marc Jacobs. It's not often that we get to see a 69-year-old fashion model. 
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  (#46) Denzel Washington

  • 64
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  (#47) Mick Jagger

  • 75

  Mick Jagger and The Rolling Stones have been making and reinventing rock and roll music since 1962. The band has released 29 studio albums. This summer, The Stones are set to embark upon a 15-city North American tour to celebrate the deluxe format reissue of their classic 1971 album Sticky Fingers. Jagger is still the dancing, electric front man he was in the early 1960s, and looks like he hasn't gained a single pound in fifty years.

   
  
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  (#48) Raquel Welch

  • 78
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  (#49) Jane Fonda

  • 81
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  (#50) Lionel Richie

  • 69

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