Susan Saint James – 74

Susan Saint James is famous for her act in television in 1960 to 1980. She was famous for her role in a detective series, McMillan & Wife and Kate & Allie. She began her career as a model during her teenage years. Her career in acting then started in her 20s when she moved to California and her first role is with Tony Franciosa in 1966 TV movie, Fame is the Name of The Game. Susan married to her second husband, a make-up artis, Thomas Lucas and the couple has 2  kids together. She and her husband even went vegan. Her last television act was in 2011 in Suits as  Joy McAfferty. Although it was 9 years ago, Susan has not retired from the acting world.

Paul Hogan – 81

Before the late Steve Irwin, being a crocodile dundee was Paul Hogan thing. In 1986, Paul Hogan starred in a smash hit comedy Oscar nominated movie called Crocodile Dundee. The movie was so good that it had two sequels.  Paul, an Australian, first appeared in television in 1971 on Nine Network’s amateur talent program. He has been rewarded or honors by the Australians. All of Paul hard-work made him worth $20 million! Paul now has retired from showbiz.

Pam St. Clement – 78

Born Pamela Ann Clement, Pam adopted the name Pam St. Clement when she decided to be professionally involved in acting, back in the 1970’s. A hardworking star from the start, Pam started taking on small roles in order to work her way up.  In 1986, Pam landed a big role as Pat Butcher in the BBC soap opera titled Eastanders, by which she is best known for. She ended up playing Pat for 26 years! A recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award, Pam has an autobiography to her name titled The End Of An Earring. Pam St. Clement is now in her 70’s and has opted to be on the quieter side, away from the public.