Birthday Hors

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Mory Kanté - Guinean vocalist and musician - (1950-2020)

Samantha Jo - Canadian actress and former wushu taolu athlete - 35
Fancy Hagood - American singer - 35
Ed Skrein - English actor, filmmaker and rapper - 43
Megan Hilty - American actress and singer - 45
Jennifer Capriati - American former tennis player - 50
Lucy Lawless - New-Zealander actress - 58
Michel Hazanavicius - French film director, screenwriter, editor and producer - 59
John Popper - American musician and songwriter - 59
Jill Goodacre - American actress and former model - 62
Elle Macpherson - American model, businesswoman, tv host and actress - 62
Amy Sedaris - American actress, comedian and writer - 65
Michael Winterbottom - English film director - 65
Annabella Sciorra - American actress - 66
Perry Farrell - American singer-songwriter and musician - 67
Christophe(r) Lambert - French actor - 69
Brendan Gleeson - Irish actor and film director - 71
Marina Sirtis - British actress - 71
Terry Jacks - Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist - 82
Eric Idle - English actor, comedian, songwriter, musician, screenwriter, playwright - 83

Patty Donahue - American singer - (1956-1996)
Vangelis - Greek keyboardist, composer and producer (1943-2022)
Pearl Bailey - American actress, singer and author - (1918-1990)

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