At 91 years old, Carol Burnett has no intention of slowing down her Hollywood career: "I'm in it for fun."

Despite being in her 90s, Carol Burnett has no plans to retire from Hollywood.

During her Hand and Footprint Ceremony at TCL Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles on Thursday, Burnett stated to Planet Chronicle Digital that she has no plans to leave as long as she continues to enjoy herself.

Burnett, 91, stated that as long as it's enjoyable, she's game. Her current role is in Apple TV+'s "Palm Royale," which has been renewed for a second season.

Burnett stated that all she needed to hear was the list of people involved in the project and she immediately agreed to participate, regardless of the specific tasks required.

The series features Kristen Wiig, Allison Janney, Ricky Martin, Laura Dern, Josh Lucas, and Kaia Gerber.

Carol Burnett has no intention of slowing down her Hollywood career at the age of 91: "I'm in it for fun."

"Burnett stated, "I replied, 'I’m in,' after hearing about the star-studded cast. After reading the script, my excitement only intensified. Thus, I am thrilled to be returning for a second season.""

While pursuing her career in Hollywood, Burnett disclosed to Planet Chronicle Digital that there are certain celebrities she hopes to collaborate with in the future.

"Meryl Streep, George Clooney, and Bradley Cooper are quite a few," Burnett stated. "I would say Meryl Streep because she's funny and can sing. George Clooney for obvious reasons. And Bradley Cooper for obvious reasons."

Over the past 11 years, I have been fortunate to work with over 300 people through my show, which has had two guest stars per week. I feel incredibly lucky.

Burnett, during her speech at the event, disclosed that she grew up near the Chinese Theatre in Hollywood. She remembered strolling to the Grauman's Chinese Theatre with her grandmother and marveling at the handprints and footprints embedded in the sidewalk.

TCL Chinese Theatre honors Carol Burnett with a handprint and footprint ceremony.

Burnett stated that as a child, she "never imagined" being able to leave her own handprints and footprints in the ground 80 years later.

She thanked her family and friends for attending the ceremony.

Burnett joked that when she "could afford" to attend the Chinese Theatre with her grandmother, they would "steal all the toilet paper" from the women's restroom after watching a film.

Burnett thanked her "Better Call Saul" co-stars who attended the ceremony, and gave a special shout-out to Jimmy Kimmel and her "Palm Royale" co-star, Laura Dern, for making the ceremony "happen" on Thursday.

Dern thanked Burnett sincerely, "from the bottom of my heart."