March 25th Birthdays
If you were born on March 25th you share a celebrity birthday with these famous people:
Gloria Steinem (married David Bale; step-mother of Christian Bale)
American author (Marilyn: Norma Jean; Doing Sixty & Seventy), journalist (New York magazine columnist; MS. magazine co-founder), feminist and activist (reproductive rights; civil rights; co-founder Women’s Media Center) born March 25, 1934. Cousin of Tig Notaro. (Gloria Steinem 1972: Leffler / LoC)
Paul Michael Glaser (nee Paul Manfred Glaser)
American actor of TV (Det. Dave Starsky on Starsky and Hutch; Third Watch; The Doctors; Dr. Peter Chernak on Love is a Many Splendored Thing; Love of Life; Ray Donovan) and film (Fiddler on the Roof; Butterflies Are Free; Something’s Gotta Give), born March 25, 1943. (Paul Michael Glaser 1976: ABC TV)
Elton John (nee Reginald Kenneth Dwight; married David Furnish)
Academy, Tony and Grammy Award-winning English Rock and Roll Hall of Fame pianist, songwriter & singer (Candle in the Wind; Your Song; Goodbye Yellow Brick Road; Crocodile Rock; Philadelphia Freedom; Daniel; Rocket Man; Nikita), born March 25, 1947. (Elton John 1982 Photo: Geffen Records)
Bonnie Bedelia (nee Bonnie Bedelia Culkin)
American actress of TV (Camille Braverman on Parenthood; Designated Survivor; Capt. Kate McCafferty on The Division; Love of Life) & film (Die Hard; The Big Fix; Heart Like a Wheel; Presumed Innocent), born March 25, 1948. Sis of Rory, Kit, Kieran & Macaulay. (Bonnie Bedelia 1974: Warner Bros.TV)
Mary Gross (sister of Michael Gross; cousin of Ron Masak)
American comedian and actress of stage, TV (Saturday Night Live; Sabrina, The Teenage Witch; Boston Legal), and movies (Club Paradise; Baby Boom; The Couch Trip; Feds; Troop Beverly Hills; Practical Magic; Mixed Nuts; A Mighty Wind; Casual Sex?), born March 25, 1953. (Mary Gross 1981 Photo: NBC)
Jennifer Edwards (daughter of Blake Edwards)
American actress of TV (Heidi; My Three Sons) & films (The Man Who Loved Women; The Perfect Match; A Fine Mess; That’s Life; Sunset; Son of the Pink Panther; Overexposed; The Carey Treatment; S.O.B.), born March 25, 1957. Step-daughter of Julie Andrews. (Jennifer Edwards 1974: Timex / NBC-TV)
James McDaniel
American actor of stage, TV (Lt. Arthur Fancy on NYPD Blue; All My Children; Detroit 1-8-7; Cop Rock; Life As We Know It; The Division; Orange is the New Black; The Night Shift; Sleepy Hollow), and movies (The Battle for Bunker Hill), born March 25, 1958. (James McDaniel 2006 Photo: Peabody Awards)
Marcia Cross (ex-partner of Richard Jordan)
American actress of movies & TV (Bree Van de Kamp Hodge on Desperate Housewives; Dr. Kimberly Shaw Mancini on Melrose Place; Everwood; Quantico; Knots Landing; Another World; The Edge of Night; One Life to Live; Youth & Consequences), born March 25, 1962. (Marcia Cross 1987 Promo: ABC)
Sarah Jessica Parker (married Matthew Broderick)
Emmy-winning American actress of TV (Carrie Bradshaw on Sex and the City; Square Pegs) & films (Failure to Launch; Honeymoon in Vegas; Hocus Pocus; Striking Distance; If Lucy Fell; The First Wives Club), born March 25, 1965. Ex-partner of Robert Downey Jr. (Sarah Jessica Parker 2009: David Shankbone)
Tom Glavine nee Thomas Michael Glavine)
Baseball Hall of Fame American pro baseball player, 10X MLB All-Star pitcher (Atlanta Braves – 1995 World Series champion & MVP, 4X Silver Slugger Awards, 2X Cy Young Awards; New York Mets), 5X National League wins leader, born March 25, 1966. (Tom Glavine 1986: Greenville Braves)
British singer, songwriter for herself & other artists (Can’t Get You Out of My Head; Toxic; I Kissed a Girl, Runaway [U & I]; About You Now; Never Had a Dream Come True; Sweet Dreams My LA Ex; Anything is Possible; Come Into My World), born March 25, 1969. (Cathy Dennis Painting: A. Hamilton)
Lark Voorhies (nee Lark Holloway; ex-fiance of Martin Lawrence)
American actress of music videos, movies (How to Be a Player), & TV (Lisa Turtle on Saved by the Bell & Good Morning, Miss Bliss; Wendy Reardon on Days of Our Lives; Jasmine Malone on The Bold and the Beautiful), born March 25, 1974. Ex-partner of Mark-Paul Gosselaar. (Lark Voorhies 2008: Marc Flores)
(Aretha Franklin 1968: Atlantic Records [colorized] | Arturo Toscanini 1944: RCA Victor)
Happy Birthday to everyone celebrating their birthday on March 25th!
Remember These March 25th Famous Birthdays
Aretha Franklin (ex of Glynn Turman)
Grammy Award-winning Rock & Roll Hall of Fame American songwriter & singer (Respect; Think; Who’s Zoomin’ Who?; Chain of Fools; Freeway of Love; Baby I Love You; Spanish Harlem; I Knew You Were Waiting [For Me]; A Natural Woman; Ain’t No Way) (born Mar. 25, 1942 – died Aug. 16, 2018; age 76). Aretha Franklin died of a pancreatic tumor. (Aretha Franklin 1960s: Rhino)
Howard Cosell (nee Howard William Cohen; “The Mouth That Roared“)
American sports journalist, boxing ringside commentator, sports broadcaster and host of radio and television (NFL Monday Night Football; ABC Sportsbeat; ABC’s Wide World of Sports; World Series; Battle of the Network Stars) (born Mar. 25, 1918 – died Apr. 23, 1995; age 77). Howard Cosell died of a cardiac embolism. (Howard Cosell 1973 The Flip Wilson Show Photo: NBC)
Ed Begley Sr. (nee Edward James Begley; father of Ed Begley Jr.)
Tony & Academy Award-winning American actor of radio, stage, TV (Leave it to Larry; Guiding Light; Secrets of Pirates Inn; Dr. Kildare), and movies (12 Angry Men; Sweet Bird of Youth; The Unsinkable Molly Brown; Hang ‘Em High; Sorry, Wrong Number; The Turning Point) (born Mar. 25, 1901 – died Apr. 28, 1970; age 69). Ed Begley died of a heart attack. (Ed Begley 1952 Deadline, U.S.A.)
David Lean (ex of Kay Walsh, Ann Todd)
English Oscar-winning movie screenwriter, producer, editor, & director (Lawrence of Arabia; Doctor Zhivago; Brief Encounter; Oliver Twist; A Passage to India; The Bridge on the River Kwai; Hobson’s Choice; Summertime; Great Expectations; Pygmalion; Blithe Spirit) (born Mar. 25, 1908 – died Apr. 16, 1991; age 83). (David Lean c 1946 Photo: Photofest / Eagle-Lion Distribution)
Italian classical music cellist, conductor & music director of radio broadcasts, concerts & operas (La Scala; Teatro Carignano; Metropolitan Opera; New York Philharmonic; NBC Symphony Orchestra; Bayreuth; Salzburg Festival; Palestine Orchestra) (born Mar. 25, 1867 – died Jan. 16, 1957; age 89). Arturo Toscanini died after a stroke. (Arturo Toscanini c. 1900 Photo)
Simone Signoret (nee Simone Henriette Charlotte Kaminker)
Emmy, BAFTA, Cesar, & Academy Award-winning French actress of TV and movies (Room at the Top; Ship of Fools; Gunman in the Streets; The Adultress; Madame Rosa; The Deadly Affair; The Sea Gull; Term of Trial) (born Mar. 25, 1921 – died Dec. 31, 1985; age 65). Married Yves Montand. Simone Signoret died of pancreatic cancer. (Simone Signoret 1948: Ealing Studios)
Hoyt Axton
American folk and country music guitarist, singer, &songwriter (Joy to the World; When the Morning Comes; Never Been to Spain; The Pusher), actor of TV (The Rousters) and movies (The Black Stallion; Smoky; Heart Like a Wheel; Liar’s Moon; Gremlins; Disorganized Crime) (born Mar. 25, 1938 – died Oct. 26, 1999; age 61). Hoyt Axton died of a heart attack. (Hoyt Axton 1976 Photo)
Binnie Barnes (nee Gertrude Maud Barnes; married Mike Frankovich)
English film actress (The Trouble With Angels; The Private Life of Henry VIII; The Lady is Willing; Angels With Broken Wings; Diamond Jim; Rendezvous; Holiday; One Exciting Adventure; The Last of the Mohicans; This Thing Called Love; Three Smart Girls; The Time of Their Lives; The Charming Deceiver) (born Mar. 25, 1903 – died July 27, 1998; age 95). (Binnie Barnes 1938 The Divorce of Lady X)
Andy Clyde (nee Andrew Allan Clyde)
Scottish-American make-up artist, character actor of TV (George McMichael on The Real McCoys; Cully on Lassie), Mack Sennett comedy shorts, radio & classic movies (California Carlson in Texas Masquerade & other Hopalong Cassidy features; Million Dollar Legs; The Golfers; Abilene Trail; Annie Oakley) (born Mar. 25, 1892 – died May 18, 1967; age 75). (Andy Clyde 1932)
Jean Rogers (nee Eleanor Dorothy Lovegren)
American film actress (Backlash; Flash Gordon; Pacific Rendezvous; Fighting Back; Speed to Spare; Whistling in Brooklyn; Swing Shift Maisie; Hot Cargo; Sunday Punch; Design for Scandal; Dr. Kildare’s Victory; Gay Blades; Mysterious Crossing; The Strange Mr. Gregory) (born Mar. 25, 1916 – died Feb. 24, 1991; age 74). Jean Rogers died after surgery. (Jean Rogers 1943 A Stranger in Town)
El Brendel (nee Elmer Goodfellow Brendel)
American comedian & actor of vaudeville, silent films (Wings; Man of the Forest; You Never Know Women; Arizona Bound; Too Many Crooks),& classic movies (Just Imagine; Mr. Lemon of Orange; New Movietone Follies of 1930; The Big Trail; Delicious; The Spider) (born Mar. 25, 1890 – died Apr. 9, 1964; age 74). El Brendel died of a heart attack. (El Brendel 1931: Hal Phyfe)
Jeff Healey (nee Norman Jeffrey Healey)
Blind Canadian rock & blues guitarist, songwriter, & singer (Angel Eyes; Confidence Man; Stuck in the Middle with You; See the Light; I Think I Love You Too Much; How Long Can a Man Be Strong; Lost in Your Eyes; Cruel Little Numbers) (born Mar. 25, 1966 – died Mar. 2, 2008; age 41). Jeff Healey died of sarcoma (cancer). (Jeff Healey 2008: Masahiro Sumori)
Jeanne Cagney (sister of James Cagney; ex of Kim Spalding)
American commentator & actress of stage, radio (The Romance of Helen Trent), TV (Queen for a Day), and movies (Quicksand; Golden Gloves; The Time of Your Life; Queen of the Mob; Don’t Bother to Knock; Yankee Doodle Dandy; A Lion is in the Streets; Man of a Thousand Faces; Rhythm on the River) (born Mar. 25, 1919 – died Dec. 7, 1984; age 65). (Jeanne Cagney 1940: Photoplay)
Bertram Millhauser (married Olga Gelbin; father of Sally Jane Millhauser)
American writer with Beulah Marie Dix (The Life of Jimmy Dolan) & movie screenwriter (The Suspect; White Tie and Tails; Pay or Die!; The Web; The Pearl of Death; The Spider Woman; Sherlock Holmes Faces Death; They Made Me a Criminal; The Big Shot; Enter Arsene Lupin; Tokyo Joe; Ever in My Heart) (born Mar. 25, 1892 – died Dec. 1, 1958; age 66). (Bertram Millhauser 1926)
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