Birthday Hors

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Michel Legrand - French composer, musician and singer-songwriter - (1932-2019)

O’Shea Jackson Jr. - American actor, rapper and songwriter - 35
Trace Cyrus - American musician - 37
Daniel Kaluuya - British actor and filmmaker - 37
Priscilla Chan - American philanthropist and a former paediatrician - 41
Lleyton Hewitt - Australian former tennis player - 45
Floyd Mayweather, Jr. - American boxing promoter and former professional boxer - 49
Chad Hugo - American record producer - 52
Bonnie Somerville - American actress and singer - 52
Gillian Flynn - American author, screenwriter and producer - 55
Billy Zane - American actor - 60
Todd Field - American filmmaker and actor - 62
Michelle Shocked - American singer-songwriter - 64
Kasi Lemmons - American director, screenwriter and actress - 67
Beth Broderick - American actress - 67
Paula Zahn - American journalist and newscaster - 70
Plastic Bertrand - Belgian singer-songwriter, musician, producer and tv presenter - 72
Helen Shaver - Canadian actress and director - 75
Debra Jo Rupp - American actress and comedian - 75
Rupert Holmes - British-American composer, singer-songwriter, dramatist, author - 79
Edward James Olmos - American actor, producer and director - 79
Barry Bostwick - American actor - 81
Paul Jones - English singer, actor, harmonicist, radio personality and tv presenter - 84
Dominic Chianese - American actor, singer and musician - 95

Mitch Hedberg - American stand-up comedian - (1968-2005)
Steve Jobs - American businessman, inventor and investor - (1955-2011)
Emmanuelle Riva - French actress - (1927-2017)
Abe Vigoda - American actor - (1921-2016)

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