Is Stephen King really retired?
370688
he isnt really retired he has other books coming out check this website http://www.Liljas-Library.com this is an official stephen king website
151695
i think hes dead sorry hun... but i consider Elvis & Sinatra still alive! \nopinion just 4 & by me!
908189
no he retired with the cardinals \nnow he on dancing with the stars
704615
Unfortunately, he died in 1973. He did a lot of television work, though it doesn't appear that he did anything after Gunsmoke. He also did about a dozen movies.
1109368
Retirement i guess.. That guy is simply amazing!!!! Keeps going on and on and on.......... We shud call him Duracell i think!!!
725154
I dont think so. As mentioned above, If Michael Jackson died 11 years ago, he would be as famous as Elvis was. Elvis died at his peak so he is now immortal in that memorable light. Same with Bruce Lee, he died at his peak so he is remembered as being so almighty. Both their memories are now immortal since they died at their most famous periods. Steve Irwin died too early in his career, he hadnt bloomed yet, i'd say give him another five years then allow him to die, then he would be extremely famous.
1075203
Only if thats what he wants. I think he has retired from public office. The Iraq speech  was bad for him. He was too use to taking orders.
39820
No it is the same old stuff just like always. I think it is time to retire to the old folks home :)
1065514
Is your pulse back to normal? Was an actual actuary actually speaking, or was it an acting actuary, actually? You do know how to find entertainment. Did you pay to hear the actuary speak? I get excited watching paint dry (has to be semi gloss latex), but to listen to a real live (but not too alive) actuary, well nothing could top that. What are the chances that this actuary will live until he is 80 and is not involved anytime soon in a life threatening accident. Did you do the math? Is he  into extreme sports such as Chinese Checkers and Connect Four? I wish I had chosen that as my career path, instead I am stuck in  the same old same old as a Formula One race car driver. Some people have all the luck.
686872
Yes, he's still alive.  His most recent books were Cell (2006) and The Colorado Kid (2005).  A new book - Lisey's Story - is due out in October.\n\nHe wrote the teleplay and co-produced Desperation on ABC last week, and has another TV miniseries coming out this year (July) based on Nightmares and Dreamscapes.  He's also got several movies in development and production, including From a Buick 8, Creepshow, and Cell.
461121
No, he's been dead for years
339837
Done. Dunzo. Dunzoid. Dunder-Mifflin.\n\n\nOn February 6, 2006, he announced in an interview with the magazine La República that Pink Floyd would most likely never tour or write material together again. He said:\n\n    "I think enough is enough. I am 60 years old. I don’t have the will to work as much anymore. Pink Floyd was an important part in my life, I have had a wonderful time, but it’s over. For me it’s much less complicated to work alone."\n\nbut on the bright side, mr. gilmour has just released a solo album, it's quite enjoyable. i highly recommend it if you're a pink floyd fan.
434341
There has been a few rumours (mainly driven by the web) about this, but no official announcements.\n\nIt is clear that he is currently going through a very hard time, having split with his wife (again) and his friend Proof being shot and killed recently, and if reports are to be believed he has pretty much locked himself away and is very depressed.\n\nHowever, in many ways that is to be expected given recent events, and as there has been no official announcement of a retirement I would expect him to be "back in business" when he is good and ready to do so.
522572
No he will not retire... he'll wait for his GOD...FATHER to be back on top of the BCCI again.\n\nAs far as fight back is concerned.. no way.\nHe has shown no signs of improvement, he's just trying to look for other GODFATHERS for the time being like Mr. Chief Minister of Bengal or even Mr. Sharad Pawar( remember the dinner).
670396
Dragged kicking and screaming into retirement by the ongoing changes in a youth oriented music business, he has had his mortgage paid, for 40 years by Royalties from a little song he wrote in an idle moment, called Limbo Rock. He manages to get by comfortably tho not lavishly, on residuals from motion pictures and recordings and songs he's written over the years.\n\n\nThe checks trickle in from David Cassidy's Partridge family theme, "I Think I love You", to "These Boots Are Made For Walking", to "Viva Las Vegas" and others, but and especially from , Elvis Presley's classic "Memories", co-written with friend Mac Davis.
1015384
It seems Mr. Bain has retired, but does appear occasionally as a guest star...accordingly to the last link...(he would be 83 yrs old now)...a funny guy, and a Canadian, too!
157470
He had a painful bone spur in his heel that plagued him during the last years of his career.  I don't know of anything else, but I think the bone spur hastened his retirement in '51.