Betty Marion White Ludden, born on January 17, 1922, was still planning how to celebrate her hundredth birthday, but unfortunately she left this world on December 31, 2021, eighteen days before her hundredth birthday...
After graduating from high school in 1939, Betty White starred in her first TV series, and her last screen work was 2017's "The Prodigal Chef", in which she starred in a total of 60 TV series. Betty White's television credits include "The Golden Girl," "Boston Legal," "The Simpsons," and "Burning Love Cleveland."
On the big screen, Betty White starred in her first film Time to Kill in 1945, and her last film was voiced in 2019 for the comedy cartoons "The Wanderings of the Pet" and "Toy Story 4". In a total of 81 film works, domestic audiences are very familiar with it, including a very classic film, that is, "Men in Black 3".
An eighty-year acting career has made Betty White the holder of the world record for the longest female artist on screen. In addition, Betty White has won numerous awards including one Grammy Award, three Screen Actors Guild Awards and three American Comedy Awards, as well as her own star in Hollywood's Walk of Fame television category.
In addition to her role as an actress, Betty White has also achieved great results in two different fields of singer and writer. Betty White is also very passionate about public welfare. The death of this "Evergreen" actress undoubtedly makes many viewers who love her feel sorry, but fortunately we can remember betty White's classic works by revisiting her...