The Golden Era Stars – It’s Hard To Believe How Old Some Of Hollywood’s Stars Are

Jenna Jameson – 47

Jenna Jameson is a renowned and retired performer in the adult film industry. She started as an exotic dancer and glamour model but found notoriety and fame in films. She was inducted into the Adult Video News and X-Rated Critics Organization Hall of fame for her work.

She also started her own company called ClubJenna, which led to a spinoff reality show called “Jenna’s American S*x Star.” She also crossed over with roles in “Private Parts” while her book How to “Make Love Like a P*rn Star: A Cautionary Tale” was a New York Times Bestseller. Although retired, she still appears as a webcam model.

Victoria Principal – 70

There is so much to say about Victoria Principal. She might have started out as a young actress, but she has evolved into so much more over the years; being an author, a businesswoman, and an active environmentalist. After getting recognition through the Dallas series, she went on to start her own production company called Victoria Principal Productions, launch her own skincare products called Principal Secrets, and write best-selling books on beauty and self-help. In 2019, she announced that she’s taking a step back from her skincare brand to focus mainly on The Victoria Principal Foundation of Thoughtful Existence, a non-profit organization that focuses on preserving the environment.

Ann-Margret – 79

Also called the female Elvis, Ann-Margaret is no celebrity lookalike but a Swedish-American singer and actress, known for her performances as well as her incredible beauty. On the big screen, some of Ann-Margaret’s most famous parts were on Bye Bye Birdie, Viva Las Vegas, The Cincinnati Kid, Carnal Knowledge, Tommy, Grumpy Old Men, and Grumpier Old Men. Her singing voice has also been praised and the female Elvis comparison led to Ann singing covers like Heartbreak Hotel. Ann-Margaret’s Swedish good looks and artistic talent won her five Golden Globes, two Grammys, six Emmys, and even two Oscar nominations. She also had a recurring role on Ray Donovan and in 2018 was cast on Happy!