Birthday Hors

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Sheila Ferguson - American singer-songwriter, actress and author - 78

Percy Hynes White - Canadian actor - 24
Bella Thorne - American actress, singer and writer - 28
Angus T. Jones - American former actor - 32
Saucy Santana - American rapper - 32
Barbara Sprouse - Hungarian model and actress - 32
Molly Quinn - American actress - 32
Bruno Mars - American singer-songwriter and musician - 40
Nick Cannon - American actor, rapper and tv personality - 45
J.R. Ramirez - Cuban-American actor - 45
Kristanna Loken - American actress - 46
Martin Henderson - New Zealand actor - 51
Matt Damon - American actor, film producer and screenwriter - 55
Anne-Marie Duff - English actress and narrator - 55
Jeremy Davies - American film and tv actor - 56
Emily Procter - American actress and activist - 57
Karyn Parsons - American actress, author and comedian - 59
C.J. Ramone - American musician, former bassist of the Ramones - 60
Ian Hart - English actor - 61
CeCe Winans - American singer - 61
Steve Perry of Cherry Poppin’ Daddies - American musician - 62
Stephanie Zimbalist - American actress - 69
Darrell Hammond - American actor, comedian, impressionist - 70
Edward Zwick - American filmmaker - 73
Robert “Kool” Bell - American musician, singer-songwriter - 75
Sigourney Weaver - American actress and film producer - 76
Sarah Purcell - American former talk show host, game show host and panellist - 77
Chevy Chase - American comedian, actor and writer - 82
R.L. Stine - American novelist - 82
Jesse Jackson - American civil rights activist - 84
Paul Hogan - Australian actor and comedian - 86
Rona Barrett - American gossip columnist and businesswoman - 89

Johnny Ramone - American guitarist and a founding member of the Ramones - (1948-2004)
Jean-Jacques Beineix - French film director - (1946-2022)

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