Penelope Keith – The Good Life, Born: 1940

Cutting her teeth in the repertory theatres of the UK and gracing stages in productions like “The Tunnel of Love,” “Gigi,” and “Flowering Cherry,” Penelope Keith catapulted to stardom as the unforgettable Margot Leadbetter in “The Good Life” during the 1970s. This role clinched her a BAFTA for Best Comedy Performer.

Now an honorary Dame, she radiates the same poise and elegance that characterized her early days in the spotlight. Holding firm to the belief that one should always face the world with grace and pride, she wears her years beautifully. A national treasure, Penelope’s legacy is a testament to her enduring charm and undeniable prowess on stage and screen.