Older Than God, Part II

100 year old actress, Gloria Stuart, Oscar-nominated for "Titanic", died on Sunday night. The Santa Monica High Class of 1927's "Most Likely to Succeed" appeared in her first movie in 1932, and made her final appearance on the silver screen in 2004. Stuart was so old, she was the only cast member of "Titanic" who was actually alive when the famous ship sank into the Atlantic Ocean in 1912. Now that's old.

Older Than God

Today is the 100th birthday of actress Gloria Stuart, who made her first movie, "Street of Women" in 1932, and who was one of the founding members of the Screen Actors Guild.

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But, of course, she is most famous for her role in "Titanic" as the old lady who grubbed the diamond necklace, for which she received an Oscar nomination as Best Supporting Actress.