Bob Barker – Age 97

Many remember Bob Barker as an elderly TV icon, but he once graced our screens looking youthful and energetic. He began his television career hosting “Truth or Consequences,” but his greatest triumph came in the ’70s when he became the beloved host of “The Price Is Right.”

Barker has been enjoying retirement for over a decade, yet he still makes occasional TV appearances. His most recent was in an episode of “Lorena” in 2019.

Bob Newhart – Age 92

Last seen in the 2021 documentary “Rickles+Newhart: A Hollywood Love Story,” Bob Newhart is a legendary American comedian, best known for “The Bob Newhart Show.” As one of the first deadpan comedians in the U.S., he rose to fame in the early ’60s with his iconic comedy album, “The Button-Down Mind of Bob Newhart.”

Although still active, Newhart has slowed down in recent years. His most recent acting roles were in the sitcoms “The Big Bang Theory” and “Young Sheldon.” A father of four, he is also the uncle of “Saturday Night Live” actor Paul Brittain.

Leslie Phillips – Age 97

Leslie Phillips may not be a familiar name to younger generations, but he remains an iconic figure for older fans. Beginning his career in the 1930s, Phillips is now 97 years old. While today’s youth might recognize his voice as the Sorting Hat from the Harry Potter films, they might not know his face.

In the 1950s, Phillips shot to fame with his catchphrases “Ding Dong” and “He-llo,” becoming a household name. Understandably, his career has slowed significantly over the years, and he has changed so much with time that even longtime fans might struggle to recognize him on screen today.

Dick Van Dyke – Age 95

At 95 years old, Dick Van Dyke remains active in the career he began in 1947. Remarkably, he even appeared in the 2018 film “Mary Poppins Returns.” Over his illustrious career, Van Dyke has earned an Emmy, BAFTA, Grammy, Tony, and the title of Disney Legend.

Fans can delve into his vibrant life and career through his book, “Keep Moving: And Other Tips and Truths About Living Well Longer.” In May 2021, his enduring legacy was celebrated at the 43rd Kennedy Center Honors, alongside other entertainment icons like Joan Baez and Garth Brooks.