Find Out What Happened To These Golden Era Celebs

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Ann-Margret Olsson – 80

Ann-Margret Olsson was born in Sweden but relocated to the United States in 1946 when she was just 5 years old. She went on to become a famous actress and was cast for some very well-known films such as Bye Bye Birdie and Viva Las Vegas. Over her career, Ann-Margret built herself a net worth of $20 million and won 5 Golden Globe Awards for her work. She was also a beautiful singer, and rumors even sparked that she has a relationship with the one and only Elvis Presley whilst the pair filmed Viva Las Vegas. She was then happily married to her husband Roger Smith until he sadly passed away.

Ursula Andress – 85

Ursula Andress is a Swiss-born actress and is known to be one of the most iconic Bond girls ever. She appeared as the one and only Honey Ryder in the very first James Bond Film, Dr No. Her stunning features helped land her the role which had fans gawking worldwide. Her looks also enabled her to become a very successful model alongside her acting career. After starring as Honey, she went on to land roles in movies such as 4 For Texas, featuring Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin, and Fun in Acapulco, featuring Elvis Presley. In her personal life, Ursula married and divorced once and now remains a single woman at 84. Now she can sit back and enjoy her $25 million net worth.

Donna Fargo – 76

If you were around in 1972, there’s no way you would’ve missed the phenomenon that was ‘The Happiest Girl in the Whole USA.’ It was an earworm you could not help singing along to, and Yvonne Vaughn sang it. Of course, you might know her better as Donna Fargo, and she is one of the greatest country stars that the USA has seen.

Donna is an industry superstar, delivering chart-topping hits like ‘That Was Yesterday’ and ‘You Can’t Be a Beacon If Your Light Don’t Shine.’ Despite a medical challenge that cut her career short in 1978, she returned to health with treatment and her husband’s help. Donna hasn’t retired yet and is working on her autobiography.

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