These 10 Celebrities Are the Same Age as President Joe Biden

Harrison Ford, born July 13, 1942, certainly doesn’t seem to think age 80 is too old to keep working. The legendary leading man is busier than ever, currently starring in the Paramount+ series 1923 and the AppleTV+ series Shrinking. He also has plans to star in the upcoming films Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny (2023), Captain America: New World Order (2024), and Thunderbolts (2024).

The much beloved former Beatle, Paul McCartney, born June 18, 1942, has continued performing and releasing new music well into his golden years. His most recent solo album, McCartney III, was released in December 2020, when McCartney was 78, and he was in the middle of his Got Back tour when he turned 80 last year.

With a career spanning more than six decades, the EGOT-winning Barbra Streisand, born April 24, 1942, isn’t quite as active as she once was, but she hasn’t completely retired, either. Her most recent studio album, Walls, was released in November 2018, when she was 76. The lead single, “Don’t Lie to Me,” was written as a direct criticism of then-President Donald Trump.

Martin Scorsese, born November 17, 1942, has directed such classic films as Taxi Driver (1976), Raging Bull (1980), and Goodfellas (1990), and at age 80, he hasn’t stopped making movies. His upcoming western Killers of the Flower Moon is getting early Oscar buzz ahead of its October release. He is also reportedly working on a Grateful Dead biopic with Jonah Hill and a drama called The Wager with Leonardo DiCaprio.

Biden isn’t the only elderly politician in office. Longtime GOP Senator Mitch McConnell, born February 20, 1942, is nine months older than him. McConnell, 81, who has been in the Senate since 1985 and is currently the senate minority leader, last won reelection in 2020, at age 79.

The tough-talking television judge Judy Sheindlin, born October 21, 1942, was the host of the top-rated reality court show Judge Judy for 25 seasons. But when that series ended its run in 2021, Sheindlin opted not to retire and instead launched a spinoff series on IMDb TV called Judy Justice. Sheindlin holds the Guinness world record for longest career as a television judge.

The enigmatic German film director Werner Herzog—born September 5, 1942, and famous for films such as Aguirre, the Wrath of God (1972) and Fitzcarraldo (1982)—released his most recent film Family Romance, LLC (2019) when he was 77. In recent years, he has also made guest appearances on the Star Wars series The Mandalorian and published his debut novel The Twilight World (2022).

Billionaire Jerry Jones, born October 13, 1942, has been the owner, president, and general manager of the Dallas Cowboys since 1989 and has given no indication he plans to retire anytime soon, despite repeated speculation each year. Jones’ 34-year ownership of the team is longer than the tenures of every previous owner combined.

Ian McShane, born September 29, 1942, has had a long and celebrated acting career, including his roles in the BBC series Lovejoy in the 1980s and ’90s, the HBO series Deadwood in the 2000s, and the Starz series American Gods in the 2010s. And he’s still as busy as ever, having appeared in several films in recent years, including Hellboy (2019) and all four John Wick films.

Comedian and television host Joy Behar, born October 7, 1942, was one of the original hosts of the ABC daytime talk show The View when it first premiered in 1997, along with Barbara Walters, Star Jones, Meredith Vieira, and Debbie Matenopoulos. Today, at age 80, Behar is the only original host who still appears regularly on the program.