See What 30 Celebrities Over 60 Looked Like When They Were Younger
Still looking good, guys.
Some of the most famous faces in entertainment have been in the business for decades, and they're still working as hard as ever. From Denzel Washington to Al Pacino, many of these guys are still in their prime—and well over 60. With these actors and musicians still making headlines today, it's easy to forget what they looked like decades ago in their 20s or 30s. Click through to see pictures of what these 30 celebs looked like when they were younger.
Harrison Ford at 76
The actor continues to star in blockbusters like Star Wars: The Force Awakens and Blade Runner 2049.
Harrison Ford at 34
Here's Ford in the '70s, starring in the TV movie Dynasty.
Jeff Goldblum at 66
Whether on an island of dinosaurs, an isle of dogs, or a planet of trash, Goldblum keeps killin' it.
Jeff Goldblum at 35
Goldblum's film debut was in 1974's Death Wish, in which he played "Freak #1"
Samuel L. Jackson at 70
At 70!
Samuel L. Jackson at 44
Jackson has appeared in more than 120 movies, which combined have earned $13.3 billion worldwide.
Michael Caine at 83
Rachel Weisz once joked that the proper way to pronounce this Brit's name is to say "my cocaine." Sorry, we mean "Sir, my cocaine."
Michael Caine at 33
Caine began his career on the London stage, using the stage name "Michael Scott."
Clint Eastwood at 87
Even as he approaches 90, the actor/director continues making fantastic drama.
Clint Eastwood at 33
In 1964, Eastwood starred in Sergio Leone's A Fistful of Dollars, establishing him as a mainstay of the western genre.
Liam Neeson at 66
Even in his 60s, Neeson still does some of his own stunts in action movies like Taken and The Commuter.
Liam Neeson at 36
The Irish actor's hairstyle has remained nearly unchanged across the decades. Around the time this photo was taken, he was starring alongside Patrick Swayze in Next of Kin.
Michael Keaton at 67
Keaton enjoyed a career resurgence after his Oscar-nominated performance in Birdman.
Michael Keaton at 36
Before he was Birdman, Keaton was Batman. Here he is at the 1989 Batman premier.
Bruce Willis at 63
The multi-faceted actor made his broadway debut in 2015 with Misery.
Bruce Willis at 31
But it was his lead role in the '80s classic Die Hard that catapulted him to superstardom.
Denzel Washington at 63
The penultimate leading man continues to star in critically acclaimed films like Fences and Roman J. Israel, Esq.
Denzel Washington at 29
Washington's big break came in the '80s, when he starred as Dr. Phillip Chandler in NBC's hospital drama St. Elsewhere.
Mick Jagger at 72
Somehow, the musician has maintained his classic mane all these decades later.
Mick Jagger at 19
In 1963, Jagger had just left the London School of Economics to pursue a music career with his band, the Rolling Stones.
Mario Abad is a fashion writer and editor based in Brooklyn. He was previously the fashion editor at Paper and has contributed to Vogue, W, Robb Report, Fashionista, V magazine, and Forbes. He can also recite every Miranda Priestly line by heart.
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