And now John Casey.
Here’s a picture of Barbeau from 2008. A little off her prime but she’s looking good for 63.
Walter Brennan.
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Another born-middle-aged actor: Peter Cushing.
Yabba dabba do!
Burgess Meredith already looked old as a Lieutenant in in WWII. Certainly older than that hack from the Bonzo movies who plays his CO.
I’d say Burt Lancaster looked pretty much the same from around 1948 to at least the late '60s.
Whoopie Goldberg
Michael J. Fox
Note that although the make-up on Linda Blair in The Exorcist received the most attention, the real make-up triumph was the old-age make-up on Max Von Sydow who was only 44 at the time. That’s the make-up job few realized was a make-up job.
Ladies & Gentlemen, I give you the ageless Andie MacDowell
That 2008 pic of Adrienne Barbeau was incredible. NO WAY does she look 63!
Wonder how Stephanie Powers is holding up?
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Danny DeVito, maybe? Although he did used to be a little less bald.
Gary Coleman, anyone?
I’ve seen him in movies made in the '30s, and he was actually quite good-looking. But he always ***sounded ***like his was in his 80s.
Liza Minnelli.
Bea Arthur.
Joel Gray (until, practically overnight, he became all wrinkly).
She’s a handsome old broad, but one of those things is definitely not like the other.
Heather Locklear looks better now than she did on Melrose Place in the early 90s. Her plastic surgeon is an absolute genius.
I first saw Ray Liotta as an adolescent playing Joey Perini on the soap Another World. He got taller and heavier, but he still looks like Joey Perini.