Sally Struthers has spent decades captivating audiences on both screen and stage, and even at 78, she’s not slowing down. In a recent interview with People, the beloved actress shared how fans from every generation recognize her for different roles—a testament to her long, varied career that spans over five decades. Many still assume Sally Struthers has retired since she’s not frequently seen on television. However, she laughs at that idea, revealing she’s been busier than ever performing in plays and national tours. “People come up to me and say, ‘We don’t see you on television anymore; are you retired?’” she recalled. “I tell them, ‘No, I do theater all over the country.’ They’ll say, ‘Oh, well, we don’t go to the theater.’” Recognized By Fans of All Ages A MAN ON THE INSIDE, Sally Struthers, ‘The Spy Who Came in from the Cold’, (Season 1, ep. 108, aired Nov. 21, 2024). photo: Colleen E. Hayes / ©Netflix/Everett While Sally Struthers remains known to older fans as Gloria Stivic from All in the Family, which earned her two Emmy Awards, younger viewers recognize her as Babette from Gilmore Girls or Virginia from her latest Netflix role in A Man on the Inside. She jokes that she doesn’t mind being called by any name, even if mistaken for another star, humorously recalling when someone once confused her with Shelley Winters. Sally Struthers/Everett Collection Her ability to connect with audiences across generations shows her enduring versatility. Whether she’s on television, film, or the stage, Sally Struthers continues to bring warmth, humor, and authenticity to her performances. Still Thriving On Stage Sally Struthers, 1972, ph: Ed Pfizenmaier/TV Guide/Courtesy Everett Collection Currently starring as Mrs. Peck in An Old-Fashioned Family Murder at the George Street Playhouse in New Brunswick, N.J., Sally says the stage feels like home. She finds theater thrilling because it challenges actors to perform without the safety net of multiple takes. “You make it real and make it funny,” she said, calling live theater “the Olympics of acting.” ALL IN THE FAMILY (from left): Jean Stapleton, Rob Reiner, Carroll O’Connor, Sally Struthers, 1971-79 / Everett Collection At 78, she continues to work steadily—and joyfully—without the need for auditions. “That’s one of the payments for getting older,” she said. “People know your work, and they don’t make you audition anymore. It’s the most wonderful, delicious existence in the world.” Next up: ‘The Brady Bunch’ Star Maureen McCormick Shares The Secrets To Her 40-Year Marriage The post Sally Struthers Says This Is Where Gen Z Recognizes Her From – It’s Not From ‘All In The Family’ appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Ruth A

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