Rosalind Russell

Born on June 4, 1907.
Died at the age of 69 on November 28, 1976.
Cause of Death: Breast cancer.

Which generation did Rosalind Russell belong to?

Rosalind Russell was a part of the Greatest Generation demographic cohort.

Rosalind Russell was not a boomer. The boomer generation started in 1945, whereas she was born in 1907.

That is a 38 year difference!

The "boomer" label is often applied to older people by mistake.

Her real name was Catherine Rosalind Russell.

She starred in movies such as His Girl Friday (1940), Auntie Mame (1958), and Rose in Gypsy (1962).

She had the star sign Gemini.

Rosalind Russell was around 5 ft 8 inches tall. In centimeters, her height was 173 cm.

Statistically speaking, this means that she was noticeably taller than the average American female.

Related: Famous actresses who are tall.

She died 47 years, 4 months, and 29 days ago.

She was born on a Tuesday.

She died on a Sunday.

She died in November 1976, which was over 47 years ago. Four decades have passed since her death.

To put that into perspective.

A baby that was born on the day of her death has grown up, finished school, finished college, started a career, and has their own children by now.
Since Rosalind Russell's death in 1976, roughly eleven FIFA World Cups and twelve US presidential elections have taken place.
Since her death, the United States has had eight new presidents.
The United Kingdom has had nine new prime ministers.
When Rosalind Russell died, the Soviet Union still existed.
Because she died in 1976, it means that she probably never heard of famous names such as Prince, Robin Williams, and Danny DeVito.
She did not live long enough to see the film Star Wars.