March 28th Birthdays
If you were born on March 28th you share a birthday with these famous people:
J. Michael Plumb is 80 (nee John Michael Plumb)
American three-day eventing equestrian, winner of 6 Olympic medals in 5 Olympic Games (1964 Tokyo, 1968 Mexico City, & 1972 Munich team silver; 1976 Montreal team gold & individual silver; 1984 Los Angeles team gold) born March 28, 1940. (J. Michael Plumb Photo: USEA Archives Photo)
Rick Barry is 76 (nee Richard Francis Dennis Barry III)
Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame retired American basketball player (San Francisco Warriors, New York Nets, Houston Rockets), 1966 NBA Rookie of the Year, 1975 NBA Finals MVP, & 8-time NBA All Star born March 28, 1944. (Rick Barry 1972 Photo: Golden State Warriors)
Dianne Wiest is 72
Emmy & Academy Award-winning American actress of TV (Life in Pieces; Law & Order) and movies (Bullets over Broadway; The Purple Rose of Cairo; The Lost Boys; Edward Scissorhands; Parenthood) born March 28, 1948. (Dianne Wiest 2009 Photo: MC1 Chad J McNeeley / US Navy)
Canadian retired prima ballerina and principal ballet dancer, Artistic Director of the National Ballet of Canada, international guest artist (Bolshoi Ballet; Paris Opera Ballet; The London Festival Ballet), born March 28, 1951. (Karen Kain 2011 Star Talks: Toronto Public Library)
Reba McEntire is 65 (“The Queen of Country“)
Grammy Award-winning American Country Music Hall of Fame songwriter & singer (Is There Life Out There; For My Broken Heart; You Lie; Love Will Find Its Way to You; One Promise Too Late), actress of TV (Reba) & movies (Tremors), born March 28, 1955. (Reba McEntire 2005 Photo: David)
Retired American gymnast, 2x Olympic gold medalist (1984 Los Angeles parallel bars & team all-around), International Gymnastics Hall of Famer, Bart Conner Gymnastics Academy founder (with wife Nadia Comăneci), born March 28, 1958. (Bart Conner 1981 Sportsworld Photo: NBC-TV)
American director & producer of music videos (Lionel Richie; Madonna; Mariah Carey), TV (Prison Break), and movies (Money Talks; Rush Hour films; Red Dragon; Running Scared; X-Men: The Last Stand; Horrible Bosses; Jersey Boys), born March 28, 1969. (Brett Ratner 2009 Photo: Bdavis545)
American producer, screenwriter, & character actor of TV (True Detective; F Is For Family) and movies (Wedding Crashers; The Break-Up; Couples Retreat; The Internship; Fred Claus; Four Christmases; Old School; Mr. & Mrs. Smith; Psycho [remake]; The Lost World: Jurassic Park), born March 28, 1970. (Vince Vaughn 2015 Photo: Gage Skidmore)
(Baby Horse / Foal Photo: Soledad Lorieto via Unsplash)
Happy Birthday to everyone celebrating their birthday on March 28th!
and remembering
American character actress of stage, TV (Berta on Two and a Half Men; Hearts Afire; L. A. Law; Teen Angel; E/R; Hot L Baltimore; The Ranch) and movies (Network; Heartland; Mystic Pizza; Edward Scissorhands; Mr. Deeds; K-PAX; For Keeps) (Mar. 28, 1943 – died Oct. 12, 2020; age 77). Conchata Ferrell had a cardiac arrest before dying. (Conchata Ferrell 1979 Heartland Photo: Wilderness/Filmhaus)
Ken Howard (nee Kenneth Joseph Howard Jr.)
American Tony & Emmy Award-winning actor of movies & TV (Ken Reeves on The White Shadow; Max Cavanaugh on Crossing Jordan; Garrett Boydston on Dynasty & The Colbys; Rage of Angels; Melrose Place; Adam’s Rib) and movies (Dreamer) (born Mar. 28, 1944 – died Mar. 23, 2016; age 71). Ken Howard’s cause of death is unknown. (Ken Howard 1975 The Manhunter Photo: CBS)
Dirk Bogarde (nee Derek Jules Gaspard Ulric Niven van den Bogaerde)
English WWII intelligence officer, author, and movie actor (The Night Porter; The Servant; Darling; Accident; Dear Mr. Prohack; Death in Venice; A Bridge Too Far; So Long at the Fair; Doctor at Sea; Damn the Defiant!; The Angel Wore Red; Libel; The Doctor’s Dilemma) (born Mar. 28, 1921 – died May 8, 1999; age 78). Dirk Bogarde died of a heart attack. (Dirk Bogarde 1958 The Wind Cannot)
Freddie Bartholomew (nee Frederick Cecil Bartholomew)
English-American child actor (David Copperfieldl; Anna Karenina; Captains Courageous; Kidnapped; Swiss Family Robinson; Tom Brown’s School Days; Listen, Darling), TV director & producer (As the World Turns; The Edge of Night) (born Mar. 28, 1924 – died Jan. 23, 1992; age 67). Freddie Bartholomew died of heart failure. (Freddie Bartholomew 1936 Little Lord Fauntleroy)
Flora Robson (aka Dame Flora McKenzie Robson)
English actress of stage, TV (David Copperfield; Heidi), and movies (Saratoga Trunk; Wuthering Heights; Fire Over England; Black Narcissus; I, Claudius; The Sea Hawk; Caesar and Cleopatra; Bahama Passage; Frieda; Saraband; Murder at the Gallop) (born Mar. 28, 1902 – died July 7, 1984; age 82). Flora Robson died of cancer. (Flora Robson 1934 The Rise of Catherine the Great)
Frank Lovejoy (nee Frank Andrew Lovejoy Jr.)
American actor of radio, TV (The Adventures of McGraw; Zane Grey Theater), and movies (Retreat, Hell!; The Sound of Fury; I’ll See You In My Dreams; Goodbye, My Fancy; The Winning Team; She’s Back on Broadway; The Hitch-Hiker; Breakthrough; Three Secrets) (born Mar. 28, 1912 – died Oct. 2, 1962; age 50). Frank Lovejoy died of a heart attack. (Frank Lovejoy 1950 In a Lonely Place)
Edward Anhalt (aka Andrew Holt)
Academy Award-winning American producer & screenwriter (Becket; The Crime Doctors Diary; Avalanche; Panic in the Streets; My Six Convicts; Eight Iron Men; The Sniper; The Member of the Wedding; The Young Lions; The Sins of Rachel Cade; The Boston Strangler; Jeremiah Johnson; Girls! Girls! Girls!) (born Mar. 28, 1914 – died Sept. 3, 2000; age 86). Edward Anhalt died of multiple myeloma.
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