Who Is Still Alive From ‘Alice’ 50 Years After Its Premiere?

On August 31, 1976, viewers first met Alice Hyatt, a widowed mother whose trip to Hollywood came to a halt when her car broke down in Phoenix. Alice took a job at Mel’s Diner while continuing to dream of becoming a singer. The show Alice was based on Martin Scorsese‘s 1974 film Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore, and aired on CBS for nine seasons. The sitcom became known for its memorable diner staff, including grumpy owner Mel, sweet Vera and outspoken waitress Flo, who regularly told people to “kiss my grits.”

As Alice celebrates its 50th anniversary, Celia Weston is the only living actor from the show’s regularly billed main cast, while Alfred Lutter III, who appeared only in the pilot as Alice’s son, Tommy, is also still alive. Let’s find out what they’re up to now.