Debra Winger, whose performances in the 1980s will live on in our hearts, is magnificent at 67 years old.

The timeless love story presented in the classic romantic drama “An Officer and a Gentleman” won the hearts of audiences worldwide. Naval Officer Zack Mayo, played beautifully by Richard Gere, steals the heart of factory worker Paula in the film.

The memorable moment Debra Winger played the sweetly gorgeous Paula Pokrifki in his new whites became the standard for love romances that many could only dream of.

Despite the passage of time, the now-67-year-old actress remains as stunning as she was when she was younger. She recently came to Instagram to show off her natural wavy gray hair, which she had previously dyed dark.

Winger’s career began in 1976, when she appeared in the film “Slumber Party ’57,” which led to her involvement in the popular television series “Wonder Woman” in 1979. She portrayed Drusilla, Diana Prince’s younger sister in Lynda Carter’s Wonder Woman.

Although she was requested to appear more frequently, Winger declined, fearing that the character would lock her into future typecast roles.

Debra Winger, an American actress, made a career-defining choice when she declined the starring role of Alex Forrest in the 1987 thriller film “Fatal Attraction.”

Winger had no regrets about turning down the role that eventually went to Glenn Close. Winger had a blossoming career in the early 1980s, winning critical acclaim and prizes from the Academy and the Golden Globes for her performances in three famous films.

Winger participated in the romance drama “Urban Cowboy” in 1980, which was a watershed moment for both Winger and her co-star, John Travolta.

Winger’s portrayal of the central female character, Paula Pokrifki, alongside Richard Gere, was a tour de force in the romantic genre, winning her a second Academy Award nomination for Best Actress.

Winger’s performance in the 1983 film “Terms of Endearment” was critically and commercially successful. She captivated the audience with her portrayal of Emma Horton, a dying young lady, presenting a natural and subtle performance.

The film also stars Shirley MacLaine as Winger’s overbearing mother, Aurora Greenway, earning MacLaine an Academy Award for Best Actress and Winger her third Best Actress nomination.