A legendary film icon of the 1960s, Shirley MacLaine, now at the age of 90, continues to be celebrated for her remarkable career in Hollywood. Her iconic journey started in 1955 with “The Trouble with Harry” and continued through unforgettable performances in films like The Apartment, Irma la Douce, and Terms of Endearment. Despite stepping back from the limelight in recent years, MacLaine remains active in the industry, expressing her dedication to acting and the joy she finds in learning through every role she takes on.

Shirley’s personal life, however, has been marked by its own complexities. She was married to film producer Steve Parker for 28 years, but their relationship ultimately ended in 1982. The couple had one child, daughter Sachi Parker, who spent much of her childhood living with her father in Japan. While MacLaine pursued her career in America, her marriage remained relatively open, with both partners maintaining a friendship despite the physical distance.