NORMAN LLOYD – 106 YEARS OLD

Norman Lloyd is the entertainment industry’s living legend, even now at 106 years old. His life’s list of achievements is undeniable as his long life. His name is widely known throughout his nine-decade long career, where he received credits in movies, radio shows, and theatre appearances and performances to his name. He made a major impact on his works as an actor, producer, and director throughout his Hollywood career. Today, he enjoys a well-deserved and comfortable retirement courtesy of his accumulated earnings from his glory days. It was in 2017, when we last spotted him in the World Series, as he would, from time to timem, accept minor roles and guest appearances in productions such as in the romantic-comedy film Trainwreck (2015) and the TV series, Fly (2017).

Lloyd was born in Jersey City, New Jersey. His mother worked as a bookkeeper and housewife, who was interested in singing and theater, while his father was an accountant, who later became a salesman. When he was a teenager, he auditioned his way to become the youngest apprentice under May Sarton’s direction while at Eva Le Gallienne’s Civic Repertory Theatre in New York.