Birthday Hors

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Simon Climie - English singer-songwriter, musician and record producer - 69

Kaitlan Collins - American journalist and news anchor - 34
Anne-Marie - English singer-songwriter - 35
Ed Speleers - English actor and producer - 38
Ben McKee - American musician, songwriter and record producer - 41
Sian Clifford - English actress - 44
David Otunga - American actor, lawyer and former professional wrestler - 46
Nico Santos - Filipino-American actor - 47
Scott McGillivray - Canadian entrepreneur, investor, tv host and educator - 48
Kevin Alejandro - American actor and film director. - 50
Tiki Barber - American former professional football player - 51
John Cooper - American musician - 51
Jennifer Schwalbach Smith - American actress, podcaster and former reporter - 55
MacKenzie Scott - American novelist and philanthropist - 56
Pearl Lowe - English designer and former singer-songwriter - 56
Bill Bellamy - American actor and stand-up comedian - 61
Russell Crowe - New-Zealander actor, director - 62
Sandy Powell - British costume designer - 66
Grace Hightower - American socialite - 71
Jackie Chan - Hong Konger actor, director, writer, producer, martial artist and stuntman - 72
Janis Ian - American singer-songwriter - 75
Carol Douglas - American singer - 78
John Oates - American musician - 78
Francis Ford Coppola - American film director, producer and screenwriter - 87

Wayne Rogers - American actor - (1933-2015)
James Garner - American actor - (1928-2014)
Billie Holiday - American singer - (1915-1959)

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