Hollywood has a long history of stunning celebrities. Several of today’s mature actresses were once the young, attractive stars who typically played love interests in earlier films. The women to be mentioned next have more to offer than just their physical appeal and their remarkable acting skills. Many of them pushed boundaries and reshaped our perception of normalcy, inspiring us to strive for more. This is reflected in their hefty net worths and impressive career milestones. Below is a list of female celebrities that have seemed to defy the aging process with their undying beauty.
Lynda Carter – Wonder Woman, 1951
Before Gal Gadot assumed the role, Lynda was the original Wonder Woman. In 1972 she had the distinction of being crowned Miss World, a title she won without the aid of any surgical procedures, and which she maintains with her natural beauty to this day. Her acting career continues to thrive, contributing significantly to her net worth. Currently she can be seen in the TV series Supergirl. There are whispers surrounding the potential re-release of the 1984 Wonder Woman movie in 2020, suggesting we may see Lynda reprising her iconic role yet again.
Cindy Crawford – House of style, 1966
During the 90s, the modeling industry witnessed a revolution caused by a model named Cindy. Her unique appearance, characterized by a distinguishing mole above her lips, ultimately became her identifying signature. Over the years, she undertook certain modifications to her body, a subject she has freely discussed and admitted. Her daughter, Kaia Gerber, appears to be following in her mother’s footsteps, making significant advances in the same industry and garnering notable fame. Recently, Cindy and her spouse became the proud new owners of ‘Nate ‘n Al Hollywood deli’.
Olivia Newton-John – Grease, 1948
Olivia is a multifaceted personality known for her singing, songwriting, and acting prowess. Her claim to fame was her acclaimed portrayal of Sandy in the film ‘Grease’. As a passionate philanthropist, environmental advocate, and defender of animal rights, Olivia contributes to many worthy causes. The versatile artist continues to pursue her acting career and is set to feature in a forthcoming film titled ‘Excellent Mr. Dundee’. Sadly, there are speculations about her battling cancer once again, to which we send all our best wishes.
Sally Field – Smokey and the bandit, 1946
Sally is a celebrated figure in the acting industry. Her fame sprung from her roles in ‘Forrest Gump,’ ‘Steel Magnolias,’ and ‘Lincoln.’ She has undergone some body modifications in recent years. Besides acting, she also dabbles in directing and producing. In 2018, she made her appearance in ‘Maniac,’ and presently, she is set to appear in a new show titled ‘Dispatches from Elsewhere.’
Brooke Shields – The blue lagoon, 1965
Brooke became famous at a young age after featuring in films such as ‘Pretty Baby’, ‘Blue Lagoon’, and ‘Endless Love’. She furthered her education by obtaining a degree in Romance Languages from Princeton University. She experienced a period of postpartum depression which we’re glad she successfully overcame. She participated in a show known as ‘Jane the Virgin’ and reports suggest she will appear in an upcoming movie titled ‘My Boyfriend’s Meds’.
Raquel Welch – One million years BC, 1940
During the 1960s and 70s, Raquel made a name for herself in the entertainment field not only with her extraordinary acting talent but also with her natural beauty. Hailed as one of the 100 most alluring women alive by Empire Magazine at 55, she was recognized globally. As she aged, Raquel decided to undergo some cosmetic procedures. Her most recent screen appearance was in 2017, when she featured in the film ‘Date my dad’.
Brigitte Bardot – And God Created Woman, 1934
Brigitte was the epitome of beauty in the 50s and 60s; she was the very definition of an ideal woman. She chose to age naturally, forgoing any cosmetic procedures, and remains stunning to this day. After starring in ‘The edifying and joyous story of Colinot’ and ‘Don Juan’, she called it quits on her acting career. She now dedicates her time to advocating for animal rights.
Diane Keaton – Play it again, Sam, 1946
This woman certainly had no boundaries; besides showcasing her exceptional acting skills, she also explored photography, directing, music, writing and even delved into the realm of real estate development. Instead of finding herself in circumstances that could land her in rehab, she’s been fully occupied with flourishing her life. It appears that she’s got her priorities in order. This year, she’s already made an appearance in a film titled ‘Poms’, and she is also lending her voice to a new series – ‘Green Eggs and Ham’.
Catherine Bell – Jag, 1968
Catherine is an actress with dual citizenship in America and Britain, having Iranian ancestry. She rose to stardom through her performance as Lieutenant Colonel Sarah Mckenzie in the film ‘Jag’. Prior to this, she had only a minor part in the movie with just three lines. However, when CBN assumed charge of shooting the series, Catherine re-auditioned and secured the lieutenant role. She displayed her acting prowess in ‘Army wives’ as Denise Sherwood and in ‘The good witch’ as Cassie. In 2006, her performance in ‘The Triangle’ earned her a nominaion for the prestigious Saturn award for the best-supporting actress on television. Beyond her role in the series ‘NCIS’, she has been relatively inactive in television. Apart from acting, she also works as a producer and a model.
Demi Moore – Indecent Proposal, 1962
Demi has been a part of the industry from the age of 16, even quitting high school in pursuit of it. Her success came swiftly and she continues to maintain her beauty amidst speculations of cosmetic procedures. Her youthful appearance was plainly clear at the recent Met Gala held in May 2019. Moreover, in 2019, she made a cameo in the horror movie ‘Corporate Animals’.
Susan Sarandon – Thelma and Louise, 1946
Susan, known for her acting prowess, is more than just a talented actress. She engages in charity work and is politically active, earning admiration from many. Her exquisite beauty adds to her captivating persona. As indicated on her IMDb page, she has nine future projects in the pipeline.
Meryl Streep – Kramer vs Kramer, 1949
Meryl has proven to be a stellar actress, having rightfully gained acknowledgment in her field. She has embodied numerous roles, seamlessly transitioning into each one. Her admirable physique is maintained through regular exercise and careful nutrition. Among her notable performances are roles in ‘Mary Poppins Returns’ and ‘Big Little Lies’. She now has three upcoming films in the pipeline.
Jodie Foster – Marriage, Taxi Driver, 1962
Jodie has carved out an exceptional career as a talented actress, producer, and director. She initiated her acting journey in 1965, at the tender age of three, featuring as the Coppertone girl in a commercial. Continuously gracing TV shows and ads until 1976, she shot to fame with her role in ‘Taxi Driver,’ marking her first significant success. In Jodie’s words, this film served as a major milestone, representing the first instance she had to portray someone other than herself. Ultimately, she ascended to the status of an A-list star, amassing numerous accolades throughout her illustrious career.
Jessica Lange – King Kong, 1949
Even before her role in ‘King Kong’, Jessica was a recognized figure within the industry. Currently, she uses her platform as a goodwill ambassador for UNICEF to devote herself to humanitarian activism and charitable causes. Besides being an accomplished actor, Jessica also has a penchant for production and a deep interest in photography. She stands as a testament that maintaining a perfect physique with age does not necessarily require bodily procedures. Jessica isn’t finished showcasing her incredible acting skills just yet – she’s set to appear in an upcoming TV series called ‘The Politician.’
Fairuza Balk – The craft, 1974
Fairuza’s career in the entertainment industry took off when she was just a child in 1980, and since then, she has become a globally recognized name. She showcased her talent as an actress in the ’90s with notable roles in movies like ‘The Waterboy’ and ‘The Craft’. Her gothic appearance in ‘The Craft’ was quickly adopted by her fan base as part of her persona. Although she continues to dabble in the world of acting with a role as Lizzy Thomas in the television series ‘Paradise City’, her primary focus nowadays is on her music. In addition to her acting and music, she also maintains a website where she sells her poetry and art works.
Kelly McGillis – Top gun, 1967
Kelly’s acting career catapulted to fame with her performance in the film ‘Top Gun’. Though she has also starred in other movies such as ‘The Accused’, ‘Witness’, and ‘Blue’ in 2015, ‘Top Gun’ remains the most memorable. Currently, Kelly has put her acting career on hold to devote herself to aiding individuals battling drug and alcohol addiction – a truly purposeful mission! At present, it’s unclear whether Kelly intends to return to acting, but most would certainly welcome her return.
Cyndi Lauper – Girls just want to have fun, 1953
Cyndi catapulted to fame with her popular songs, ‘Girls just want to have fun’ and ‘Time after time’, transitioning her from an average girl to an overnight pop sensation. Like many artists, her music career took a pause in the 90s as she ventured into Broadway, where she has won a Grammy and a Tony since. She is now an advocate for the LGBT community and has sold over 50 million albums to date. Cyndi’s journey is a testament to her success.
Sophia Loren – Marriage, Italian Style, 1934
At the tender age of 15, Sophia had already gained prominence through her participation in pageantry. This experience led her to pursue a career in acting, an endeavor that has seen her win numerous awards. At one point, she earned the distinction of being the world’s most desirable woman, with the only real competition coming from Bardot. Her success serves as a beacon of motivation to those struggling with full commitment to their careers. However, after her role in the 2014 short film ‘Human Voice’, there has been a silence concerning her acting career.
Nancy McKeon – The facts of life, 1966
She garnered significant fame for her portrayal of Jo Polniaczek on ‘The Facts of Life,’ but her celebrity status waned slightly over time. Her acting career on TV culminated with her final role in ‘Love Begins’ in 2011. She switched her focus to reality TV, participating in ‘Dancing with the Stars’ and appearing multiple times on ‘Good Morning America’ in 2018. Notably, she has never had any cosmetic procedures, and she radiates natural beauty effortlessly.
Dame Diana Rig – The avengers, 1938
Long before her popularity among younger fans rose due to her role as Olenna Tyrell in Game of Thrones, she had already been an influential figure in the entertainment industry. Her rise to fame began with her leading role in the play, Medea. In recognitions of her contributions, she was appointed Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) in 1988 and became a Dame in 1994. She has never been involved in any legal issues that required the services of a lawyer or legal advisor. Her career portfolio also includes appearances in television shows like “the Detectorists” and “Victoria”. Additionally, she took part in a documentary called “Broadway: Beyond the Golden Age”.
Helen Mirren – Excalibur, 1945
Helen can be seen as one of the Legends in the industry, as she has been a great influence over time. She is a multi-award owner as she has made giant strides in her career. She had a drug issue at some point because she found out that the money she paid for the drugs went to war criminals. She starred in ‘The Nutcracker and the four realms ‘ and ‘Winchester in 2018. She will also star in the new fast and furious movie – ‘Hobbs & Shaw’. Her new show, ‘Catherine the great’ is airing as well.
Maggie Smith – Harry Potter, 1934
Maggie has accumulated a significant net worth owing to her long-standing presence in the industry, enjoying a remarkable career. She is best known for her role as Professor McGonagall in the Harry Potter series. Her success is reflected in the numerous awards she has earned. Moreover, she has maintained her physical fitness over the years. In 2019, she will appear in the ‘Downtown Abbey’ film as Violet Crawley, Dowager Countess Of Grantham, and she will also feature in ‘A Boy Called Christmas’.
Faye Dunaway – Bonnie and Clyde, 1941
This actress, who has won numerous awards, has undoubtedly had a lengthy and impressive career. Sadly, a failed cosmetic surgery has altered her appearance significantly from what it once was. It would have been wise for her to contemplate deeply before deciding to undergo such a procedure. Her recent films include ‘Inconceivable’ and ‘The American Connection’. Rumors are circulating that she will be part of an upcoming movie titled ‘Visceral’.
Kelly Le Brock – The woman in red, 1960
Kelly’s career skyrocketed after delivering an impressive performance in the film ‘The Woman in Red.’ She also co-starred with her former spouse, Steven Seagal, in ‘Hard To Kill.’ Despite having three kids together, their paths eventually diverged. Kelly entered into another marriage, but it also didn’t last. She admitted to struggling with substance abuse but managed to overcome it after undergoing rehabilitation. Currently, her IMDb page reveals that she has two upcoming film projects.
Martha Stewart – Martha Stewart Living, 1941
Martha was a model before she hit the goldmine through her cooking skills and her lifestyle coaching skills. Martha had an education, unlike most celebrities, as she graduated with majors in History and Architectural History from Barnard College. She went to jail for financial fraud in 2004, and she came out in 2005. She has a show with the rapper, Snoop Dog called Martha & Snoop’s Potluck Party Challenge. The show is currently in season 3.
Gillian Anderson – X-Files, 1968
At the young age of 22, in 1986, the stunning Gillian stepped into the acting landscape. She quickly rose to fame due to her stellar performance as FBI agent Dana Scully in the film ‘X-files.’ She was decorated with multiple awards, including a Golden Globe and an Emmy, for her role in the film. Gillian has English, Irish, and German ancestry, providing an explanation for her undeniable beauty. Her father, Homer Edward Anderson III, wears the hats of both a producer and director. Even at the age of 51, Gillian continues to defy time with her youthful looks. Presently, she is featured as Jean Milburn in the series ‘Sex Education.’
Cassandra Peterson – Elvira Mistress Of The Dark, 1951
Cassandra’s journey began modestly. She first got her footing in Vegas as a showgirl at the age of 17. However, a fortuitous encounter with Elvis Presley paved the way for her rapid ascension. Following his advice, she ventured into acting and singing in Europe, which she found great success in. Subsequently, she moved to Hollywood where, after appearing in a number of films, she took on the iconic persona of Elvira. Capitalizing on the popularity of ‘Elvira,’ Cassandra starred in several films, including ‘Elvira’s Haunted Hills’ and ‘Elvira, Mistress of the Dark’. The bulk of the profits from her films were generously given to charities dedicated to animals and organizations combatting HIV/AIDS.
Lisa Bonet – The Cosby Show, 1967
Now going by the name Lilakoi Moon since 1995, Lisa is famously married to the incredibly attractive Jason Mamoa, a prominent figure in Hollywood since 1982. She is well-known for her portrayal of Denise Huxtable in The Cosby Show from 1984 to 1992. An active participant in beauty pageants and TV shows such as ‘A Different World’, she had to depart from the show due to her pregnancy. Even though she continued to show up in The Cosby Show, she eventually exited for reasons only known to her. Despite a turbulent first marriage, she fell in lovingly met and married Jason Momoa in 2007. The couple has two children and Lisa has a thriving career as a writer.
Jenny Agutter – Logan’s Run, 1952
Jenny’s success has always been a part of her life, beginning with her first experience in the film industry with ‘East of Sudan’ in the 60s. Her career has flourished ever since, earning her numerous awards for her exceptional acting skills. Unfortunately, due to her early fame, she didn’t have the opportunity to complete high school and college. Had she been born in the digital era, she may have managed her education by enrolling in online courses. Since 2012, she has been portraying the character of Sister Julienne on the show ‘Call the Midwife’. She is also scheduled to appear in an upcoming film titled ‘Ballerina’.
Dawn French – French and Saunders, 1957
Dawn is a multifaceted talent, being an actress, author, and comedian. She took on a stellar role in the show ‘French and Saunders’, which she also contributed to as a writer. Beyond screen acting, Dawn has performed in numerous stage productions, with her most recent being ‘Snow-white at the palladium’, aired in 2018. She has undergone a remarkable weight transformation, sparking inquiries from the public. However, Dawn clarified she owes it to a revised diet plan. Currently, she is engaged with a packed schedule and is set to feature in a new show titled ‘Glass House’.
Cybill Shepherd – Moonlighting, 1950
In the 1960s, while still a high school student, Cybill embarked on a modeling career. Her talent earned her several awards and nominations over the years. As time progressed, she became a vocal supporter of gay rights and pro-choice movement. Rather than indulging in unhealthy habits like drugs and alcohol, she invested her wealth in philanthropic endeavors. Her most recent television appearance was in 2017 when she played a role in ‘Being Rose.’ Upcoming, she is set to feature in a fresh film called ‘The Lunch.’
Olivia De Havilland – Gone with the wind, 1916
In the golden age of Hollywood, Olivia was a big name, notably recognized for her roles in ‘The Adventures of Robinhood’ and ‘Gone with the Wind.’ Despite her stardom, she managed her finances well, maintaining a high net worth, without any debt issues. At the impressive milestone of 101 years old, she was honored with the title of Dame Commander of the order of the British Empire. Her last on-screen appearance was in the docu-series ’60 Minutes’ back in 2012.
Dame Judi Dench – James Bond, 1934
Judie rose to prominence through her roles in the James Bond films, but her performances in theatre productions such as Macbeth and Othello also earned her recognition. There was a time when her daughter was reportedly involved in a DUI case, yet she managed to navigate through it with the help of a top-notch legal team. Judie continues to showcase her acting prowess and is set to appear in an upcoming movie named ‘Cats film’.
Julie Andrews – The Sound Of Music, 1936
Her remarkable performance in ‘Sound of Music’ is unforgettable, but her career also encompasses numerous Broadway roles. At one point, she considered legal action against a magazine for falsely accusing her of seeking treatment for substance misuse. The allegation infuriated her as she had no involvement with drugs. She turned down a Broadway role in ‘Mary Poppins Returns.’ She lent her voice to the character Karathen in the film Aquaman. Since then, she has not made an appearance on screen.
Kate Winslet – Titanic, 1975
Despite the passage of time, Kate appears to remain youthful, seemingly aging without vigorous changes to her physical appearance. Gossips once speculated about her undergoing cosmetic procedures, but this was never substantiated. You may recall her memorable roles in ‘Titanic’, ‘Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind’, and the ‘Divergent’ franchise. Back in 2011, she encountered a fire outbreak while vacationing on Necker Island. It was during this eventful holiday that she crossed paths with her now-husband, Ned Rocknroll, whom she married the following year.
Chaka Khan – Rufus, 1953
The industry roster wouldn’t be complete without the inclusion of Chaka Khan. This much-awarded artist has earned the title ‘Queen of Funk’ from many. She boasts a significant net worth thanks to the more than 70 million copies of her albums sold globally. Despite her success, she has battled drugs in her past and has openly spoken about her need for rehabilitation, a favourable choice over the possibility of facing imprisonment for drug misuse and costly legal fees. Chaka provided her fans with some exciting news in February 2019 when she launched her new album, ‘Hello Happiness’.
Lola Falana – The Lola Falana show, 1942
Lola is an individual graced with several talents; she excels in dancing, singing, and acting. She holds the much-envied title of being the top-earning entertainer in Las Vegas – a notable achievement indeed. Lola at some juncture was even honored with the title ‘The Queen of Las Vegas.’ She has demonstrated that it is possible to climb the ladder of success without getting caught up in drug or alcohol controversies. Nevertheless, she has been away from the limelight for some time now, with her last appearance on screen going back to 2013 in the film ‘Mary’s Land’.
Mia Farrow – Rosemary’s Baby, 1945.
Mia is an exceptional actress and model who ventured into activism at one point. In 2018, she assumed the role of a Goodwill Ambassador for UNICEF and was later recognized by Time Magazine as one of the Most Influential People in the World due to her work under harsh conditions in Africa. Unfortunately, Mia also experienced an unsuccessful plastic surgery procedure, resulting in noticeable changes to her face. The last time she was seen on-screen was in 2016, making her appearance on an episode of ‘Documentary Now!’.
Barbara Bach – The Spy Who Loved Me, 1947
Barbara gained fame for her portrayal of Anya Amasova in the Bond film ‘The Spy Who Loved Me’. She wedded ex-‘The Beatles’ participant, Ringo Starr in 1981 and they’ve remained a couple ever since. Barbara has never struggled with alcoholism and she stepped away from acting, with her last film role in ‘To the North of Katmandu’ in 1986. Today, she enjoys a peaceful existence with her family.
Pam Grier – Foxy Brown, 1949
Pam’s fame soared following her performance in Quentin Tarantino’s movie ‘Jackie Brown’. It’s believed that she was one of the first female action stars to grace the screen. Her role in this film earned her a Golden Globe award. With an estimated net worth of about 10 million dollars, she continues to make appearances on-screen, such as her feature in the 2019 show ‘Bless This Mess’. She’s also set to appear in an upcoming film entitled ‘Old School Gangstas’.
Jodie Foster – The Silence Of The Lambs, 1962
Jodie is recognized as one of the most talented actresses of her generation. Her acting prowess is remarkable and has also made a name for herself as a filmmaker. Even though she challenged with alcoholism, she triumphed without ever setting foot in rehab. In 2013, she publicly came out as gay and is now happily married to a photographer by the name of Alexandra Hedison. Her latest work was on a film named ‘Hotel Artemis’ that premiered in 2018.
Morgan Fairchild – Dallas, 1950
Morgan has been shining in the limelight since the 1970s and continued to do so throughout the 1980s. Over the years, she has appeared in several television series, maintaining a steady career. However, she has unfortunately experienced the negative side of plastic surgery gone wrong. Morgan was a part of the renowned show, ‘Days of our Lives’, and is soon to feature in an upcoming film called ‘All Good Things’.
Bo Derek – 10, 1956
Prior to her acting career, Bo was a model. She gained prominence in the film industry through her role in the movie ’10’. Bo’s husband, John Derek, played a major role in securing her roles in the industry, including films such as ‘Bolero’ and ‘Ghosts Can’t Do It’. Although she has been speculated to have undergone cosmetic surgery, she has denied these rumours. Bo is scheduled to star in an upcoming film titled ‘JL Family Ranch’.