Marsha Hunt – 103

With a career that spanned over 75 years, Marsha Hunt is one of the last surviving and oldest living actors from the Golden Age of Hollywood. In the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences, Hunt stands as the oldest living member at 103 years old. Hunt has appeared in many famous films, including Kid Glove Killer, Pride and Prejudice, Born to the West, The Human Comedy, Cry ‘Havoc’, The Happy Time, Raw Deal, and Johnny Got His Gun, all of which in the late 1930s up to the early 1970s.

In her younger years, Hunt’s parents wanted her to get a college degree, but the actress found work as a model for the John Powers Agency. Soon after, she started to take acting classes at the Theodora Irvine Studio. By 1935, Hunt was one of the highest-earning models. From then on, she had achieved huge success in her chosen career.