These Iconic Stars Are Still Living and Doing Fine! Discover What They’re Doing Now

Bruce Greenwood – Age 66 – Born in Rouyn-Noranda, Canada

Stuart Greenwood is a Canadian actor and director. He is most remembered for playing Captain Christopher Pike in the worldwide popular "Star Trek" reboot series and John F. Kennedy in the highly acclaimed "Thirteen Days," for which he won the Satellite Award for most Supporting Actor.

Greenwood has also been nominated for the Canadian Screen Awards several times. He has won Best Actor once (for "Elephant Song") and Best Secondary Performance twice. He has also been in "Mad Men," "John from Cincinnati," "Knots Landing," and "St. In Ryan Murphy's award-winning primetime show "The People v. O.," he played Gil Garcetti and gave an amazing performance. J. Simpson.

Rick Moranis – Age 70 – Born in Toronto, Canada

In 1980, Rick Moranis got his big break when he became the only cast member of "Second City Television" who wasn't a member of the "Second City" comedy group. The young professional actor became popular in the US and Canada for his roles as prominent people like Woody Allen, David Brinkley, and George Carlin. The New York Times published Moranis. He also authored and created the animated series "Bob & Doug," which was based on characters from SCTV, and issued comedy CDs. He has did a lot of voice work over the years, such as in the "Brother Bear" movies and "Miss Spider's Sunny Patch Kids."