Birthday Hors

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Ritchie Blackmore - English guitarist, songwriter, founding member of Deep Purple - 81

Abigail Breslin - American actress - 30
Skyler Samuels - American actress - 32
Nick Krause - American actor - 34
Chris Wood - American actor - 38
Win Butler - American-Canadian, singer-songwriter, musician - 46
Sarah Michelle Gellar - American actress - 49
Rob McElhenney - American actor, writer, producer and businessman - 49
Georgina Chapman - English fashion designer and actress - 50
Antwon Tanner - American actor - 51
Da Brat - American rapper - 52
Adrien Brody - American actor - 53
Faith Salie - American journalist, writer, actress, comedian, media personality - 55
Anthony Michael Hall - American actor and film producer - 58
David Justice - American former professional baseball player - 60
Robert Carlyle - Scottish actor - 65
Brad Garrett - American stand-up comedian and actor - 66
Peter Capaldi - Scottish actor and director - 68
Lothaire Bluteau - Canadian actor - 69
Bobbi Brown - American professional make-up artist, author, entrepreneur - 69
Julie Christie - British actress - 86

Michelle McNamara - American true crime author - (1970-2016)
Loretta Lynn - American singer-songwriter - (1932-2022)
Rod Steiger - American actor - (1925-2002)

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