Ann-Margret, 84, Makes Rare Public Appearance Discussing Iconic 60s Dance Moves

Ann-Margret, the 84-year-old Swedish-American actress famed for her roles in 'Bye Bye Birdie' and 'Viva Las Vegas,' made a rare public appearance at Project Angel Food’s Lead With Love fundraiser in Los Angeles. During the event, she was praised by actor Eric McCormack for her iconic 1960s dance moves, which earned her the nickname 'the female Elvis.' When asked about the source of her dance style, Ann-Margret humorously credited it to her 'heart and my seat.' Beyond her vibrant career spanning decades with multiple awards, she remains active, revealing she still rides her distinctive lavender Harley-Davidson motorcycle adorned with white daisies. Additionally, a biopic about her life is in development, with Lindsay Lohan attached to portray her, promising an authentic and intense depiction of Ann-Margret's story. The actress also reflected fondly on her past, including a notable friendship and romance with Elvis Presley, sharing insights from her memoir about their connection.