Betty White, 92, who can currently be seen on Hot in Cleveland and Betty White's Off Their Rockers, credited her busy schedule with having health benefits. "I should follow better eating-health rules. But hot dogs and Red Vines and potato chips and French fries are my favorite foods. I'm active all the time — that forces you to stay well."
Clint Eastwood, 84, who directed this summer's film adaptation of Jersey Boys, isn't fond of hitting the gym. "The cruelty of nature is you have to work out harder when you get older. It should be the other way around."
The 83-year-old Fox CEO follows an unusual daily regimen. "I've been to some institute at UCLA. They've got me on a morning drink, which is frozen fruit and soya powder, and a chap tortures me for an hour from 6 to 7 every morning."
Marvel Comics guru Stan Lee, 91, is an advocate of doing what you love. "My father, the poor guy, [lived] during the Depression, and he was out of work most of the time, so his life was shorter. I think if you do what really excites you, it just keeps you going."
The 91-year-old Viacom and CBS chairman has a rather optimistic outlook of the great beyond. "The people who fear dying are people who are going to die. I'm not going to die. I'm going to live forever."