Hollywood star Ali MacGraw retired from acting & now lives in a tiny town where people respect her privacy

Ali MacGraw, now 84, once captivated Hollywood with her beauty and talent — but chose a different path, one marked by resilience, reinvention, and grace. Born in 1939 in New York, Ali was raised by artistic yet struggling parents. After excelling at Wellesley College, she began her career in fashion before transitioning to modeling and then acting.

Her breakout came with Goodbye, Columbus (1969), followed by Love Story (1970), which brought her global fame and an Oscar nomination. She quickly became a symbol of Hollywood glamour. Ali married producer Robert Evans and had a son, Josh, but left him for actor Steve McQueen after filming The Getaway. Their relationship was intense and difficult, ultimately leading her to step away from acting.

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