Joan Collins – 88, $50 million

Being born to talented parents, Joan Collins rose as a natural star. During her youth, she studied acting at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. In the 1950s, Joan followed her dream and moved to Hollywood in her pursuit of becoming a star.

A couple of years later, Joan became a Hollywood favorite alongside leading men like Dennis Hopper and Harry Belafonte. However, her career started to decline in the ’70s, making her shift to a career on stage. Her anti-aging products are paying off as she’s still stunning at 85!

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Stefanie Powers: 79, $9 Million

From the late ’70s to early ’80s, the mystery series ‘Hart to Hart’ became a fascinating watch for the Americans. Stefanie Powers played the gorgeous and smart journalist Jennifer Hart who moonlighted as a detective with her husband. She was so captivating that she was nominated several times for her performance.

Aging doesn’t seem to have dampened her passion for acting in the least. During the 60-plus years of her acting career, Stefanie never shied away from challenging roles. Even though we haven’t seen her much on television since her last outing in 2015 in ‘Love by the Book,’ she graced us with her presence in the 2020 film, ‘The Artist’s Wife’ as a bohemian artist Ada Risi.

Roseanne Barr: 69, $80 Million

After being in the limelight as an actress for nearly half a century, Roseanne Barr stepped away from the profession in 2018. Since then, she’s enjoyed her retirement in Hawaii with her partner Johnny Argent, posting videos online that document her everyday life. During her heyday as a comedian, she won multiple prestigious awards for her notable work in the hit ‘ABC’ sitcom ‘Roseanne.’

Her performance in the show brought her fame and recognition beyond measure. Besides acting, Roseanne was actively involved in politics, announcing her candidacy for the 2012 Presidential elections. Unfortunately, her political ideologies were the reason for her withdrawal from the profession six years later.