Birthday Hors

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Dionne Bromfield - British singer, tv presenter and tv personality - 30

Julia Garner - American actress - 32
Harry Styles - English singer-songwriter and actor - 32
Laura Marling - British singer-songwriter - 36
Heather Morris - American actress, dancer and singer - 39
Ronda Rousey - American professional wrestler, actress, former judoka - 39
Lauren Conrad - American tv personality, fashion designer and author - 40
Abbi Jacobson - American comedian, actress, writer, producer and illustrator - 42
Gavin Henson - Welsh former professional rugby player - 44
Jason Isbell - American singer-songwriter and actor - 47
Rachelle Lefèvre - Canadian actress - 47
Julie Roberts - American singer-songwriter - 47
Big Boi - American rapper, singer, record producer and actor - 51
Michael C. Hall - American actor and singer - 55
Hynden Walch - American actress and comedian - 55
Brian Krause - American actor - 57
Pauly Shore - American actor, comedian and filmmaker - 58
Meg Cabot - American novelist - 59
Sherilyn Fenn - American actress - 61
Linus Roache - British actor - 62
ackie Shroff - Indian actor and former model - 69
Joy Mangano - American inventor and entrepreneur - 70
Bill Mumy - American actor, writer and musician - 72
Joy Philbin - American tv personality - 85
Garrett Morris - American actor, comedian, writer and singer - 89

Lisa Marie Presley - American singer-songwriter - (1968-2023)
Brandon Lee - American actor and martial artist - (1965-1993)
Jani Lane - American singer and member of Warrant - (1964-2011)
Rick James - American singer-songwriter, musician and record producer - (1948-2004)
Terry Jones - Welsh actor, comedian, director, historian, writer - (1942-2020)
Sherman Hemsley - American actor - (1938-2012)
Don Everly - American, member of The Everly Brothers - (1937-2021)
Clark Gable - American actor - (1901-1960)
John Ford - American director and producer - (1894-1973)

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