(06-30-2020 08:48 PM)Fort Bend Owl Wrote:  Buck Henry died in January.

And I think you didn't give Carl Reiner enough credit. He was appearing on TV shows in 1950 for goodness sakes (Your Show of Shows, which is a classic). He also directed a number of really funny Steve Martin movies, and was appearing in shows as recently as last year (Toy Story 4, and also Forky Asks A Question on Disney Plus, he and Mel Brooks voiced two of the characters).

He was also the father of Rob Reiner of course. And his wife Estelle had a memorable cameo in Rob's movie When Harry Met Sally (she's the woman in the restaurant after Meg Ryan goes through her fake orgasm who says to the waiter 'I'll have what she's having').

We still have Mel Brooks with us thankfully (he just turned 94 two days ago and Carl was at his house to celebrate the birthday). And then perhaps the only actor or actress whose television career predated Carl Reiner is Betty White (she's also 98 and she and Carl Reiner were boyfriend and girlfriend on the show Hot In Cleveland).

Don’t mean to throw a hex on anyone but the oldest living actor is Norman Lloyd, 105. He is most remembered for St. Elsewhere and the Dean from Dead Poet Society. Larry Storch, from F Troop fame, is still alive and kicking at 97.