Birthday Hors

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Jim Kerr - Scottish singer-songwriter, lead singer of Simple Minds - 67

Georgie Henley - English actress - 31
Douglas Booth - English actor and musician - 34
Mitchel Musso - American actor and singer - 35
Rebecca Sugar - American animator and screenwriter - 39
Kiely Williams - American singer and dancer - 40
Christina Hack - American investor and tv personality - 43
Angelica Celaya - American actress and model - 44
Ashly DelGrosso - American professional dancer - 44
Toby Kebbell - English actor - 44
Shelton Benjamin - American professional wrestler - 51
Jack White - American musician, singer, songwriter, and half of The White Stripes - 51
Enrique Murciano - American actor - 53
Pamela Adlon - American actress, writer and director - 60
Courtney Love - American singer, guitarist, songwriter, and actress - 62
Jordan Belfort - American entrepreneur and inspiration for The Wolf of Wall Street - 64
Kevin Nash - American actor, podcaster and retired professional wrestler - 67
Marc Almond - English singer-songwriter and musician - 69
Kelly McGillis - American actress - 69
Tom Hanks - American actor and filmmaker - 70
Jimmy Smits - American actor - 71
Debbie Sledge - American singer, part of the Sister Sledge - 72
John Tesh - American pianist and composer - 74
Chris Cooper - American actor - 75
Nigel Lythgoe - English television and film director and producer - 77
Dean Koontz - American author - 81

Lisa Banes - American actress - (1955-2021)
Bon Scott - Australian singer and songwriter, first lead vocalist of AC/DC - (1946-1980)
Richard Roundtree - American actor - (1942-2023)
Brian Dennehy - American actor - (1938-2020)
Oliver Sacks - British neurologist - (1933-2015)
Ed Ames - American pop singer and actor - (1927-2023)
Barbara Cartland - English writer, known as the Queen of Romance - (1901-2000)

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