Birthday Hors

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Mike McCready - American guitarist, founding member of Pearl Jam - 60

Lily James - English actress - 37
Marshall Allman - American actor - 42
Hayley Atwell - British and American actress - 44
Zak Bagans - American actor, tv personality, museum operator and author - 49
Sterling K. Brown - American actor - 50
Juicy J - American rapper, songwriter and record producer - 51
Elodie Bouchez - French actress - 53
Pharrell Williams - American record producer, singer-songwriter, rapper, designer - 53
Krista Allen - American actress and model - 55
Thea Gill - Canadian actress - 56
Paula Cole - American singer-songwriter and producer - 58
Christopher Reid aka Kid - American rapper, actor and comedian - 62
Agnetha Fältskog - Swedish singer-songwriter, member of ABBA - 76

Nigel Hawthorne - English actor - (1929-2001)
Roger Corman - American film director, producer and actor - (1926-2024)
Christopher Hewitt - English actor and theatre director - (1921-2001)
Gregory Peck - American actor - (1916-2003)
Spencer Tracy - American actor - (1900-1967)
Bette Davis - American actress - (1908-1989)

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