Birthday Hors

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Audrey Tautou - French actress - 49

Adelaide Kane - Australian actress and model - 35
Bill Skarsgård - Swedish actor - 35
Anna Kendrick - American actress - 40
Salt Bae - Turkish butcher, chef and restaurateur - 42
Ashley Johnson - American actress - 42
Dan Levy - Canadian actor, writer, producer - 42
Kate Siegel - American actress and screenwriter - 43
Jessica Capshaw - American actress - 49
Leigh Kakaty - Canadian singer - 49
Rhona Mitra - British actress - 49
Kevin McKidd - Scottish actor and tv director - 52
Juanes - Colombian singer and musician - 53
Nikki Ziering - American model and actress - 54
Thomas Lennon - American comedian and actor - 55
Gillian Anderson - American-British actress, writer and activist - 57
Eric Bana - Australian actor - 57
McG - American director, producer, and former record producer - 57
Deion Sanders - American football coach and former player - 58
Brett Hull - Canadian-American former ice hockey player - 61
Hoda Kotb - American broadcast journalist, tv personality, and author - 61
Kurtis Blow - American rapper, singer-songwriter, producer - 66
Michael Kors - American fashion designer - 66
Amanda Bearse - American actress, comedian and director - 67
Melanie Griffith - American actress - 68
Doug Williams - American football coach - 70
Sam Elliott - American actor. - 81
Jack DeJohnette - American jazz pianist and drummer - 83
David Steinberg - Canadian comedian and actor - 83
Rod Laver - Australian former tennis player - 87

Whitney Houston - American singer and actress - (1963-2012)
Wanda Young - American singer - (1943-2021)
Billy Henderson - American singer - (1939-2007)
John Dryden - English poet and literary critic - (1631-1700)
Johan Michael Bach - German composer of the Baroque period - (1648-1694)


(Credit photo : Jean-Pierre Jeunet/UGC)

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