April 30th Birthdays
If you were born on April 30th you share a celebrity birthday with these famous people:
Burt Young is 82 (nee Gerald Tommaso DeLouise)
American character actor of TV (Baretta; M*A*S*H) and movies (Cinderella Liberty; Paulie in Rocky films; Born to Win; Convoy; Once Upon a Time in America; Back to School; Betsy’s Wedding; Mickey Blue Eyes; The Choirboys; New York, I Love You), born April 30, 1940. (Burt Young 2013 Photo: Joeyjojo86)
Perry King is 74
American actor of TV (Cody Allen on Riptide; Melrose Place; Captains and the Kings; The Quest; Almost Home; Spin City), movies (Slaughterhouse-Five; The Lords of Flatbush; Mandingo; The Choirboys; The Day After Tomorrow; Lipstick), born April 30, 1948. (Perry King 1975 Foster and Laurie Photo: CBS)
Jane Campion is 68 (nee Elizabeth Jane Campion)
Academy Award-winning Australian screenwriter, director, & producer of movies (The Piano; Holy Smoke; In the Cut; 8; Bright Star; Sweetie; The Portrait of a Lady, An Angel at My Table) and TV (Top of the Lake), born April 30, 1954. (Jane Campion 2012 An Interview for Barnes and Noble: Jennifer Utz)
Lars von Trier is 66 (nee Lars Trier)
Danish screenwriter, director & producer of television (Kingdom Hospital; Marathon; The Teacher’s Room) and movies (Dancer in the Dark; Antichrist; The Boss of it All; Dogville; Breaking the Waves; Europa; A Royal Affair), born April 30, 1956. (Lars von Trier 2000 Photo: Rita Molnar)
Paul Gross is 63
Canadian producer, director, screenwriter, and actor of TV (Due South; Republic of Doyle; Slings and Arrows; Eastwick; The Red Green Show; Alias Grace) and movies (Passchendaele; Men With Brooms; Aspen Extreme; Barney’s Version), born April 30, 1959. (Paul Gross 2008 Photo: Gordon Correll)
Isiah Thomas is 61 (nee Isiah Lord Thomas III)
Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame American professional basketball player, NBA 12-time All-Star, 1990 Finals MVP and point guard (Detroit Pistons 1981-1994), and NBA coach (Indiana Pacers), born April 30, 1961. (Isiah Lord Thomas 2007 Photo: Keith Allison
Adrian Pasdar is 57
American voice artist & actor of TV (Heroes; Mysterious Ways; Judging Amy; The Lying Game; Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.; Profit; Feds; Desperate Housewives; Supergirl; Burn Notice) and movies (Streets of Gold; Vital Signs; Near Dark; Top Gun; Solarbabies), born April 30, 1965. (Adrian Pasdar 2008 Photo: Ewen Roberts)
(Eve Arden 1947 | Cloris Leachman 1958)
Happy Birthday to everyone celebrating their birthday on April 30th!
Remember These April 30th Famous Birthdays
American Emmy & Academy Award-winning actress of TV (Lassie; The Mary Tyler Moore Show; Phyllis, The Facts of Life; Raising Hope; Dr. Kildare; Mr. Novak; Charlie Wild, Private Detective; Suspense), movies (The Last Picture Show; Young Frankenstein; Spanglish; Dillinger; Prancer; Kiss Me Deadly (born Apr. 30, 1926 – died Jan. 27, 2021; age 94.) (Cloris Leachman 1958: Radio and TV Mirror)
Al Lewis (nee Albert Meister)
American character actor of TV (Grandpa on The Munsters; Car 54, Where Are You?) and movies (Pretty Boy Floyd; The World of Henry Orient; Munster, Go Home!; They Shoot Horses, Don’t They?; The Boatniks; They Might Be Giants; Married to the Mob) (born Apr. 30, 1923 – died Feb. 3, 2006; age 82). Al Lewis died of natural causes. (Al Lewis 1964 The Munsters Photo: CBS TV)
Gary Collins
Emmy Award-winning American talk show host & actor of TV (Hour Magazine; The Wackiest Ship in the Army; Iron Horse; The Sixth Sense; Born Free; Roots) and movies (Angel in My Pocket; Airport; The Longest Day; The Pigeon That Took Rome) (born Apr. 30, 1938 – died Oct. 13, 2012; age 74). Cause of death for Gary Collins is unknown. (Gary Collins 1971 Dan August)
Eve Arden (nee Eunice Mary Quedens)
American Emmy Award-winning comedic actress of TV (Our Miss Brooks; The Eve Arden Show; The Mothers-In-Law) and movies (Mildred Pierce; Anatomy of a Murder; Tea For Two; Grease 2; No, No, Nanette; The Lady Wants Mink; Cover Girl) (born Apr. 30, 1908 – died Nov. 12, 1990; age 82). Eve Arden had heart disease and died of cardiac arrest. (Eve Arden 1972 Photo: Allen Warren)
Jill Clayburgh
American actress of TV (Search For Tomorrow; Dirty Sexy Money; Griffin and Phoenix; Ally McBeal; The Practice) & movies (Gable and Lombard; Starting Over; Silver Streak; Semi-Tough; An Unmarried Woman; Bridesmaids) (born Apr. 30, 1944 – died Nov. 5, 2010; age 66). Jill Clayburgh had chronic lymphocytic leukemia for 20 years before she died. (Jill Clayburgh 1976: ABC)
Bobby Vee (nee Robert Thomas Velline)
American 1960s teen idol, musician, songwriter, and pop singer (Rubber Ball; Take Good Care of My Baby; Run to Him; The Night Has a Thousand Eyes; Come Back When You Grow Up; Devil or Angel; Sharing You; Charms; A Forever Kind of Love) (born Apr. 30, 1943 – died Oct. 24, 2016; age 73). Bobby Vee died of Alzheimer’s Disease complications. (Bobby Vee 1962 Play It Cool Trailer)
David Manners (nee Rauff de Ryther Duan Acklom)
Canadian-American actor in 1930s films (Dracula; The Mummy; He Knew Women; The Black Cat; The Truth About Youth; The Miracle Woman; Lady With a Past; Man Wanted; A Bill of Divorcement; Mystery of Edwin Drood; The Death Kiss; From Hell to Heaven; The Barretts of Wimpole Street) (born Apr. 30, 1900 – died Dec. 23, 1998; age 98). (David Manners 1931 Photo: Elmer Fryer)
Johnny Horton (nee John LaGale Horton)
Grammy Award-winning American country, western, rockabilly, & honky tonk guitarist and singer (The Battle of New Orleans; Sink the Bismarck; Honky-Tonk Man; North to Alaska; When It’s Springtime in Alaska [It’s Forty Below]; I’m a One Woman Man; Sleepy-Eyed John) (born Apr. 30, 1925 – died Nov. 5, 1960; age 35). Johnny Horton died in a car accident. (Johnny Horton 1961)
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