See What 30 Celebrities Over 60 Looked Like When They Were Younger

Goldblum's film debut was in 1974's Death Wish, in which he played "Freak #1"

At 70!

Samuel L. Jackson at 44

Rachel Weisz once joked that the proper way to pronounce this Brit's name is to say "my cocaine." Sorry, we mean "Sir, my cocaine."

Caine began his career on the London stage, using the stage name "Michael Scott."

Even as he approaches 90, the actor/director continues making fantastic drama. His most recent film The Mule is no exception.

In 1964, Eastwood starred in Sergio Leone's A Fistful of Dollars, establishing him as a mainstay of the western genre.

Even in his 60s, Neeson still does some of his own stunts in action movies like Taken and The Commuter.

The Irish actor's hairstyle has remained nearly unchanged across the decades. Around the time this photo was taken, he was starring alongside Patrick Swayze in Next of Kin.

Keaton enjoyed a career resurgence after his Oscar-nominated performance in Birdman. Fingers crossed he finds his way back into Marvel's Spider-Man.

Before he was Birdman, Keaton was Batman. Here he is at the 1989 Batman premier.

The multi-faceted actor made his broadway debut in 2015 with Misery.

But it was his lead role in the '80s classic Die Hard that catapulted him to superstardom.

The penultimate leading man continues to star in critically acclaimed films like Fences and Roman J. Israel, Esq.

Somehow, the musician has maintained his classic mane all these decades later.

In 1963, Jagger had just left the London School of Economics to pursue a music career with his band, the Rolling Stones.

Even after almost 60 years, McCartney is still releasing new music, including—most recently—2018's Egypt Station.

Here's McCartney three years after his first gig with a band of unknowns called The Beatles.

The actor and humanitarian's full head of hair has remained remarkably intact over the years.

Gere first rose to prominence with his role in American Gigolo.

With more than 10 films still in the works, Jackie isn't slowing down.

Here's Chan in The Fearless Hyena, 1979, the Hong Kong actor's directorial debut.

The former James Bond actor has managed to keep a clean-cut, youthful appearance.

Pierce Brosnan at 30

Jeff Bridges at 68

The Big Lebowski actor scored an Oscar win late in his career for his role in in 2009's Crazy Heart.

Jeff Bridges at 37

From his very first acting appearance at the age of two to landing his first Oscar nomination at 22, you could say Bridges was born to be in the spotlight.

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Steven Spielberg at 71

Perhaps the most famous filmmaker of the modern era, Spielberg's prolific career spans more than five decades and includes megahit franchises like Jaws, Jurassic Park, and Indiana Jones.

Steven Spielberg at 38

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Many trace the summer blockbuster back to Spielberg's Jaws (1975) which made over $400 million in the box office and helped usher in a new film era.

Spike Lee at 61

Lee received his first Oscar this year for BlacKkKlansman

Spike Lee at 32

Lee received his first Oscar nomination in 1985 for Do the Right Thing

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Tom Hanks at 62

Tom Hanks at 29

Back in the '80s, Hanks' signature look involved thick curls.

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Bruce Springsteen at 68

The singer and songwriter still performs to massive crowds all over the world.

Sting at 66

Sting at 28

Here he is as the lead singer for The Police.

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Ice T at 61

Ice has said his interest in pursuing rap originated during his time in the Army after hearing comrades' Grandmaster Flash tapes.

Ice T at 34

Ice was born "Tracy Lauren Marrow."

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Martin Scorsese at 75

Scorsese's latest film The Irishman releases later this year.

Martin Scorsese at 31

As a child growing up in New York City's Little Italy, Scorsese suffered from asthma and poor health, leading him to spend a lot of his time at movie theaters.

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Tom Selleck at 73

Tom Selleck at 35

Al Pacino at 78

The acclaimed actor has won all three of the prestigious acting awards: a Tony, an Emmy, and an Oscar.

Al Pacino at 35

His performances in The Godfather films are still considered some of his most iconic.

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William Shatner at 87

William Shatner at 36

Though the original Star Trek garnered a devoted fanbase, the show pulled in modest reviews and was cancelled after three seasons, leaving Shatner with few job prospects.

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Sylvester Stallone at 72

The Rocky star is still in fighting shape. Just look at him crushing his workouts.

Sylvester Stallone at 30

Robert Redford at 82

He got his start in TV before landing prominent film roles in the '60s like Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.

Robert Deniro at 75

Robert Deniro at 33

James Earl Jones at 85

James Earl Jones at 34

Sam Elliott at 74 

Sam Elliott at 23