Some of the most beloved performers in entertainment history have come from Britain, captivating audiences on stage, screen, and television. Decades later, fans still admire them—not just for the iconic roles they’ve played, but for the way they brought unforgettable characters and stories to life.

And while time has passed, many of these legendary British stars are still in the spotlight. Some continue to work tirelessly, others have hinted they’ll never retire. So where are they now—and what are they up to today?

Read on to find out…

Petula Clark – Born in 1932

With a career spanning over eight decades, Petula Clark is nothing short of a musical legend. Bursting onto the scene as a child star during World War II, she later became an international sensation with hits like Downtown, Don’t Sleep in the Subway, and I Know a Place.

Her rich career bridges pop, film, and stage, including acclaimed performances in musicals like Sunset Boulevard. Having sold over 68 million records worldwide, Clark remains one of Britain’s most successful female recording artists, her voice still synonymous with timeless elegance and joy.

Mary Hopkin – Born in 1950