You May Have Forgotten About These Legendary Stars, But They Are Still Alive And Living Smoothly

Ralph Carter, 60 -$1 Million

People who grew up in the 1980s will remember Ralph David Carter as Michael Evans from the CBS comedy "Good Times" or as Travis Younger from the Broadway musical "Raisin," where he started at age nine. The American actor and vocalist earned the Drama Desk and Theater World Awards for Most Promising Performer and was nominated for the 1974 Tony Award for Best Featured Actor in a Musical.

Ralph worked in the movie business from 1970 to 1987, when he stopped being in the public eye. He works with a group that honors Black Theater in New York City these days.

Ruth Buzzi, 85 – $20 Million

Ruth Buzzi is a legendary comic who has been making us laugh since 1955. She is known for her sharp sense of humor and beautiful voice. Many people think the actress is one of the best comedians of her time, and it's simple to understand why. She has been in a lot of hit movies and TV shows and has won a lot of accolades for them. Buzzi has voiced over 300 cartoon shows, including "Pound Puppies" and "Berenstain Bears." She has a portfolio that would make anyone green with envy. After decades in show business, she decided to end her illustrious career in 2021 and now enjoys her retirement with her husband, Kent Perkins.