Still on the go! Bonnie And Clyde star Faye Dunaway, 73, doesn't let a little thing like a cane slow her down during outing in Beverly Hills

She was one of the most glamorous actresses in her heyday.

And although she wasn't dressed up to the nines on Thursday, Faye Dunaway still had the vigor of a much younger starlet as she stepped out in Beverly Hills.

The 73-year-old Bonnie And Clyde actress used a walking cane to steady her stride as she strolled down trendy shopping street Robertson Boulevard.

Living legend: Faye Dunaway looked in great spirits as she took a stroll in Beverly Hills on Thursday

The Thomas Crown Affair star donned beige trousers with matching nude flats for her leisurely outing and added a fashionable touch with a hot pink T-shirt.

Her long fair locks were hidden under a sporty Adidas baseball cap and she covered up in a smart black jacket to keep out the Autumn chill. 

The veteran Hollywood actress looked in high spirits on the outing, smiling and poking her tongue between her teeth.

Natural beauty: Faye is best known for her role as an outlaw in the crime drama Bonnie And Clyde

All smiles: The 73-year-old acting icon had a little helping hand from a walking a stick

Casual: Faye opted for beige slacks and nude flat pumps but added a pop of colour with a hot pink T-shirt 

Star quality: The actress is set to be honoured at the Lumiere Film Festival in October 

Faye was set to be making her comeback on-screen in the self-financed film Masterclass, however, Meryl Streep and power partner producer director Mike Nichols have signed up with HBO to make the film about opera singer Maria Callas. 

Meanwhile, Faye will be guest of honour at the opening ceremony of the Lumiere Film Festival in October.

According to the Hollywood Reporter, the event - which focuses on classic films - will also screen her break-out film, Bonnie And Clyde (which also starred Warren Beatty and Gene Hackman). 

Heyday: The actress starred alongside Jack Nicholson in the 1974 drama Chinatown

'I am greatly moved by this invitation. I am very honoured to be invited to Lyon for this festival dedicated to film lovers,' the actress said.

The festival was launched by Cannes' artistic director Thierry Fremaux, who started the Lumiere festival in his home-town six years ago.

In 1976, Faye won the Best Actress award for her role as Diana Christensen in Network. 

Faye has one son, Liam O'Neill, 34, with her photographer ex-husband Terry O'Neill.