Birthday Hors

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Geri Halliwell - English singer-songwriter, author, and tv personality - 53

Ty Simpkins - American actor - 24
Charlotte McKinney - American model and actress - 32
Spencer Matthews - British tv personality and entrepreneur - 37
Robin Van Persie - Dutch soccer coach and former professional soccer player - 42
Adrianne Curry-Rhode - American fashion model, actress and tv personality - 43
Romola Garai - Hong-Kong born British actress and film director - 43
Leslie Odom Jr. - American actor and singer-songwriter - 44
Marisa Miller - American fashion model - 47
Melissa George - Australian and American actress - 49
Soleil Moon Frye - American actress, director, producer, and screenwriter - 49
Ever Carradine - American actress - 51
Vera Farmiga - American actress - 52
Jason O’Mara - Irish-American actor - 53
Merrin Dungey - American film and television actress - 54
M. Night Shyamalan - American film director, screenwriter, and producer - 55
David Robinson - American former professional basketball player - 60
Michelle Yeoh - Malaysian actress - 63
Faith Prince - American actress and singer - 68
Catherine Hicks - American retired actress - 74

Elliott Smith - American musician and singer-songwriter - (1969-2003)
Barbara Windsor - English actress - (1937-2020)
Andy Warhol - American visual artist, film director and producer - (1928-1987)
Robert Mitchum - American actor - (1917-1997)
Lucille Ball - American actress, comedian, and producer - (1911-1989)
Alexander Fleming - Scottish physician and microbiologist - (1881-1955)

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