Celebrity Centenarians (Mini #81)

Feeling old? Well, you're probably not as old as the celebrity centenarians. We're looking at people that made it to 100 and beyond. I'm your host, Brian Rollins. Let the trivia begin. Number one. What comedian starred in 54 movies and hosted the Academy Awards 19 times? Bob Hope, he lived to be 100 #2 What writer and producer gave us all in the family? Sanford and Son and The Jeffersons. Norman Lear, who lived to be 101 #3. She played Maureen Robinson on the original Lost in Space. June Lockhart. She was 100 years old when she passed away in 2025 #4 having passed away in 2024. Who played Winifred Banks in Mary Poppins. Glennis Johns at 100 years old #5 What comedian outlived his only wife, Gracie Allen, by 32 years? George Burns, who passed away at age 100, Number six. What star of Gone With the Wind and To Each His Own, was the oldest living Academy Award winner at the time of her death in 2020? Olivia de Havilland. She was 104 #7 What actor played the title role in the epic Spartacus? Kirk Douglas, who lived to be 103 #8 What star of How the West Was Won got an Academy Award for On the Waterfront. Ava Marie St. She is 101 and still alive as of me recording this #9. What actress who got her start in the 1930s really hit it big in 1997 as Rose in Titanic? Gloria Stewart. She was 100 years old #10 what ventriloquist made 48 appearances on The Ed Sullivan Show? Senor Wences, he was 103 and we are done. How did you do? Let me know on social media what your favorite old school actor or actress is. I'll see you back here on Wednesday before our regular 30 question episode. This has been the Dorky Geeky Nerdy Trivia podcast. You can learn more about the podcast at dorkygeekynerdy.com. You can support the show and get ad free episodes at patreon.com/dorky Geeky, Nerdy. This show was written, produced and hosted by me, Brian Rowlands. If you're into audiobooks or want to turn your book into an audiobook, contact me at The Voices inmyhead.com. This podcast is copyrighted by Brian Rowlands. All rights reserved. Thanks for listening. Long before the Summer of Love, Pride parades down Market Street and the fight for marriage equality, San Francisco in 1953 was all about the Red Scare, FBI investigations, yellow journalism run amok and the ladies who play mahjong over tea in the unexpected eras. Private detective Nick Williams is called in to see his lawyer and friend Jeffrey Klein, whose mystery client under contract to Metro was just arrested at the Kit Kat Club on Polk Street but somehow got off with a bench warrant. Jeffrey wants to know who in the Police Department work things behind the scenes for the star of the upcoming blockbuster. It was raining then. Meanwhile, a late night phone call from his estranged father sends Nick into a tailspin, and a family secret, along with a lot of other things better kept hush hush, are all splashed on the front pages of the Daily News. It ain't pretty. In the end, for Nick and his lover, a strapping firefighter named Carter Jones, it's actually the beginning of a whole new way of doing business. The Unexpected Heiress by Frank W Butterfield is book one in the Nick and Carter series and is available now on Audible and iTunes.