At 91, Carol Burnett, the legendary comedian known for The Carol Burnett Show (1967–1978), continues to captivate audiences, most recently in the series Palm Royale, set in 1969. Her enduring talent and charisma prove that age is no barrier to excellence.

Born in San Antonio, Texas, in 1933, Burnett faced a challenging childhood with parents struggling with alcoholism, and was raised by her grandmother. She moved to Hollywood to study theater at USC, where she began her career. Her breakthrough came in 1957 with a comedic musical number on The Ed Sullivan Show.

Burnett’s career spans television, Broadway, and film, with notable roles in Love Letters (2014), Hollywood Arms (2002), The Four Seasons (1981), and Pete ‘n’ Tillie (1972). Her versatility and ability to connect with audiences across generations have kept her relevant and beloved throughout the years.

Burnett’s ongoing dedication to her craft and her ability to bring warmth and humor to every role have solidified her legacy as one of Hollywood’s most cherished icons.