Can You Name The Greatest Films Of These 13 Living Legends?
Margaret O’Brien – Born in 1937
The glitz and glamour of Hollywood’s golden era wouldn’t have shined as brightly without the captivating presence of Margaret O’Brien. Hailing from San Diego, California, and originally named Angela Maxine O’Brien, she rose to fame in the 1940s as one of cinema’s most unforgettable child stars.
Her breakthrough came with “Journey for Margaret” in 1942, paving the way for her legendary turn as Tootie in the 1944 classic “Meet Me in St. Louis.” That role secured her a special Academy Award for Outstanding Child Actress. Margaret’s knack for heartfelt performances left a mark on films like “Jane Eyre” (1944) and “Little Women” (1949), solidifying her status as a timeless icon of Hollywood’s most enchanting age.
Cote de Pablo is a Chilean-American actress and singer who, after relocating to Miami, Florida, studied musical theater. At the age of 15, she started her journey in the acting world and moved to New York to pursue it more seriously. To make ends meet, she worked as a waitress and joined the New York Public Theatre. Her career began to gain traction when she hosted a talk show called Control in 1995, although it only lasted a year. Her fame skyrocketed when she was cast as Special Agent Ziva David in NCIS in 2005. Now 41 years old, Cote de Pablo has returned to NCIS and still looks like she is in her twenties, such as having not aged a day.
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