(Do you have a nice flash you can use off-camera? That's the number-one gear improvement you can make for taking portraits.) But I'd consider instead either 1) saving up for a more-current model (even used, but not 5 years old) or 2) investing in better lenses or lighting. So if this is the route you really want to take, that's my recommendation. So, given all that: since the 5D is full-frame and has pro-level controls and features, it's going to give you the more interesting changes, even though it's older.
The physics of photography haven't changed, but Moore's law suggests that today's computer chips are roughly 10x more powerful than those in the 5D, and the processing parts of a digital camera are certainly affected by that, as well as by refinements in algorithms and firmware/software. Since they're higher-line cameras, there's still going to be steps up, but in some ways they'll also be steps sideways and even backwards. Both of those models are older than your current camera, the 5D significantly so.
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