Cloris Leachman

Award won Role or nomination

1. 1926 age 0

   Born

2. 1969 age 43

   CreditButch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid

3. 1971 age 45

   CreditThe Last Picture Show

4. 1974 age 48

   CreditYoung Frankenstein

5. 1979 age 53

   CreditThe Muppet Movie

6. 1999 age 73

   CreditMusic of the Heart

7. 2003 age 77

   CreditBad Santa

8. 2004 age 78

   CreditSpanglish

9. 2005 age 79

   CreditSky High

   CreditThe Longest Yard

10. 2006 age 80

    CreditScary Movie 4

11. 2008 age 82

    CreditNew York, I Love You

12. 2009 age 83

    CreditInglourious Basterds

13. 2021 age 94

    Died

• BWBob Weinstein3 titles
• JCJames Caan2 titles
• EGElliott Gould2 titles
• HWHarvey Weinstein2 titles
• SLSamm Levine2 titles
• BCBryan Callen2 titles
• MAMichael Angarano2 titles
• MMMichael Madsen2 titles
• AGAimee Garcia2 titles
• SLSpencer Locke2 titles

• Some people would rather give the appearance of feeling well by having a face-lift, exercising violently, or dieting severely—but they don't solve the problem; they only disguise it. If they ate properly, they wouldn't have to strain to seem fit; they would be fit. The simplest and most natural way usually turns out to be the easiest. Consider nursing, for instance. It's obviously the most natural way to nourish a baby, but it's also the easiest; you don't have to wake up in the middle of the night and fix bottles. If you're a vegetarian, you don't have to cook food in a smelly, greasy kitchen, or clean a lot of pots and pans with the rancid grease on them. Ugh! Though it may seem easier to take a slab of dead flesh and toss it in a broiler, it's much more interesting to do something creative with vegetables. So that my children don't have to snack on sweets or bowls of cereal—it's no better than sawdust, you know—I set out platters of avocadoes, pineapples, papayas, bananas, almonds,

  Cloris Leachman, CC BY-SA 4.0

• Citizens’ right to document cruelty to animals — wherever it occurs — is crucial in helping local, state and federal officials enforce anti-cruelty laws. Authorities can’t be everywhere at once, and funding for enforcement of anti-cruelty laws is sorely lacking in most places. What we need are more cameras on factory farms, not fewer.

  Cloris Leachman, CC BY-SA 4.0

• I’ve been a vegetarian since I was 35. It just happened—it just came over me. I’d gotten asthma and was having trouble sleeping, getting less than an hour of sleep a night. … I decided I wouldn’t eat meat any more, not even for a million dollars. I felt cleansed and incredible, like the inflammation in my body had been reduced. It was life-changing. … When I decided to become vegetarian, I had to learn how to ‘recook,’ if you will. … When I gave up meat, I wondered what I would make. That turned out to be vegetables, really organic and fresh. I made them very flavorful, using herbs, lemon and a little oil. I think I taught my kids well. My daughter, Dinah, for example, is also a vegetarian and doesn’t eat anything that can look at her.

  Cloris Leachman, CC BY-SA 4.0