Birthday Hors

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Black Francis - American singer-songwriter and guitarist, member of the Pixies - 61

Peyton List - American actress - 28
Spencer List - American actor - 28
Charlie McDermott - American retired actor and musician - 36
Diora Baird - American actress and former model - 43
Rick Cosnett - Zimbabwean-Australian actor and producer - 43
Alana Austin - American retired actress - 44
Tim Hasselbeck - American sports journalist and former professional football player - 48
Myleene Klass - British musician, singer, tv presenter and model - 48
Lauren Ridloff - American actress - 48
Teddy Sears - American actor - 49
Candace Cameron Bure - American actress and talk show panellist - 50
Zach Braff - American actor and filmmaker - 51
Joel West - American actor and model - 51
Ami James - Israeli-American tattoo artist, tv personality and entrepreneur - 54
Ari Meyers - American former actress - 57
Paul Rudd - American actor and comedian - 57
Louie Spence - English dancer, choreographer and tv presenter - 57
Michael Rooker - American actor - 71
Marilu Henner - American actress - 74
Rosemary Butler - American singer - 79
John Ratzenberger - American actor - 79
Barry Levinson - American film director, producer and screenwriter - 84
Billy Dee Williams - American actor, novelist and painter - 89

Anita Pallenberg - German-Italian actress, artist and model - (1942-2017)
Merle Haggard - American singer-songwriter, guitarist and fiddler - (1937-2016)
André Previn - German-American pianist, composer and conductor - (1929-2019)

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