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Today is the 90th birthday of actress Rose Marie.  In honor of the occasion we are remembering those who also would've been 90 this year (some made it and left us shortly after)  Note: Everyone following Estelle Getty is listed in order of their birth.

Charlton Heston
Estelle Getty
Barbara Baxley
Jean Stapleton
Florence Halop
Conrad Bain
Eve Whitney
Keene Curtis
Allan Melvin
Charles Durning
Barney Martin
Ed McMahon
Dolores Fuller
Pamela Britton
Murray Hamilton
Edward Mulhare
Dann Cahn
Ann Miller
Don Adams
Tito Puente
Aaron Spelling
Al Lewis
Anne Baxter
James Arness
Dale Robertson
Jean Hagen
Jackie Kelk
Peter Lawford
Cliff Robertson
Louis Edmonds
William Windom
Frank Sutton
Ned Wertimer
Leonard Stone
Ted Knight
Harold Gould
Andrew Duggan

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