The legendary stepped out for lunch at her favorite restaurant, Kristy's Village Cafe, not far from her longtime Malibu, home on Wednesday.
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Shirley MacLaine Dines with Mystery Man in Malibu
The legendary Shirley MacLaine stepped out for lunch at her favorite restaurant, Kristy's Village Cafe, not far from her longtime Malibu, California home on Wed...
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The eccentric Oscar winner - who turned 92 on April 24 - was dressed down in a purple cardigan over a blue T-shirt and black pants as she was joined at Trancas Country Market by a mystery male companion.
Past celebrity diners at Kristy's Village Cafe have included , , Michael Madsen, and Brandon Jenner.
On February 19, Deadline reported that MacLaine (born Shirley MacLean Beaty) signed on to play Curious George creator Margret Rey, who discovers an unlikely confidant, in Matthew Weiner's upcoming film Margret and Stevie.
That same month, the NY Times bestselling author co-starred with and Thomas Haden Church in Howard Deutch's New Mexico-set road trip comedy Lucy Boomer, which is based on the novel by Russell Hill.
It's unclear when audiences will get to see MacLaine play Atlantic City widow Clare in Brad Furman's family-funded indie drama People Not Places, which she also shot last summer.
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The legendary Shirley MacLaine stepped out for lunch at her favorite restaurant, Kristy's Village Cafe, not far from her longtime Malibu, California home on Wednesday
The eccentric Oscar winner - who turned 92 on April 24 - was dressed down in a purple cardigan over a blue T-shirt and black pants as she was joined at Trancas Country Market by a mystery male companion
The silver-haired actress was honored with a lifetime achievement award by the Dance Hall of Fame in Culver City, California on December 3.
'My mother took me to dancing class when I was three because I had weak ankles and I fell in love with it,' MacLaine said in her acceptance speech.
'But here's what it also included - discipline, love of music, a sense of cooperation with other people, being on time. And from that day on, I went to class every day until in my 60s. I would have to say that dance, what I've learned being part of it is why I'm still here.'
On February 19, Deadline reported that MacLaine (born Shirley MacLean Beaty) signed on to play Curious George creator Margret Rey, who discovers an unlikely confidant, in Matthew Weiner's upcoming film Margret and Stevie
That same month, the NY Times bestselling author co-starred with Ansel Elgort (L) and Thomas Haden Church (R) in Howard Deutch's New Mexico-set road trip comedy Lucy Boomer, which is based on the novel by Russell Hill
MacLaine was honored with a lifetime achievement award by the Dance Hall of Fame in Culver City, California on December 3
The silver-haired actress said in her acceptance speech: 'Here's what it also included - discipline, love of music, a sense of cooperation with other people, being on time. And from that day on, I went to class every day until in my 60s. I would have to say that dance, what I've learned being part of it is why I'm still here'
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In 2024, MacLaine told CBS Sunday Morning that she was not afraid of dying: 'Oh no, I'm kind of interested in going there!'
'I think [discovering if past lives are real] is a big part of it, yeah. I'm looking forward to being in the heaven experience, I really am,' the big sister of Warren Beatty stressed
MacLaine moved to New York City at age 16 in 1950 and she got her big break in 1954 as a stand-in in Broadway's The Pajama Game before landing roles in Alfred Hitchcock's 1955 comedy The Trouble with Harry and Billy Wilder's 1960 rom-com The Apartment (pictured)
After earning five Academy Award nominations, the only female Rat Packer finally won Oscar gold for her searing portrayal of Houston socialite Aurora Greenway, whose daughter battles cancer, in James L. Brooks' 1983 dramedy Terms of Endearment
MacLaine is also famed for her performances in Sweet Charity, The Turning Point, Steel Magnolias and Postcards from the Edge (pictured in 1990)
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The Hollywood veteran has published over 20 books including memoirs as well as tomes about metaphysics, spirituality, and reincarnation (pictured in 1969)
MacLaine famously had an open 28-year marriage with the late Steve Parker, whom she divorced in 1982 after welcoming estranged daughter Sachi Parker, who penned a 2013 scathing tell-all titled Lucky Me.
The 69-year-old actress welcomed two children - son Frank, 29, and daughter Arin, 27 - during her 18-year marriage to investment banker Frank Murray, which ended in 2011.
The only female Rat Packer moved to New York City at age 16 in 1950 and she got her big break in 1954 as a stand-in in Broadway's The Pajama Game before landing roles in Alfred Hitchcock's 1955 comedy The Trouble with Harry and Billy Wilder's 1960 rom-com The Apartment.
After earning five Academy Award nominations, MacLaine finally won Oscar gold for her searing portrayal of Houston socialite Aurora Greenway, whose daughter battles cancer, in James L. Brooks' 1983 dramedy Terms of Endearment.
The formerly flame-haired beauty is also famed for her performances in Sweet Charity (1969), The Turning Point (1977), Steel Magnolias (1989) and Postcards from the Edge (1990).
MacLaine has published over 20 books including memoirs as well as tomes about metaphysics, spirituality, and reincarnation.
The Hollywood veteran was honored with the Film Society of Lincoln Center Tribute in 1995, the Cecil B. DeMille Award in 1998, the AFI Life Achievement Award in 2012 and the Kennedy Center Honor in 2013.
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