Your solid-green aucuba with red berries is just a non-variegated female. Aucubas are dioecious—separate male/female plants. Berries = female.
Old plants dying? Constantly wet soil or mulch piled on stems. Aucuba hates wet feet.
Buy 5–6 plants to ensure a male for berries (if you want them).
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