March 7th Birthdays
If you were born on March 7th you share a celebrity birthday with these famous people:
Janet Guthrie
International Motorsports Hall of Fame American aerospace engineer, female NASCAR, Daytona and Indianapolis race car driver, first female race car driver in Indianapolis 500 & Daytona 500, born March 7, 1938. (Janet Guthrie 1976 Photo: AP Wirephoto)
Daniel J. Travanti (nee Danielo Giovanni Travanti)
Emmy Award-winning American actor of TV (Captain Frank Furillo on Hill Street Blues; Missing Persons; Boss; The F.B.I.; NICS: Los Angeles; Barnaby Jones) and movies (Midnight Crossing; Millenium; Hello Stranger; Just Cause), born March 7, 1940. (Daniel J. Travanti 1986 Murrow Photo: HBO Premiere Films)
Peter Wolf (nee Peter W. Blankfield; ex of Faye Dunaway)
American musician, songwriter & singer solo (Lights Out; Come As You Are; I Need You Tonight; Can’t Get Started), and with the J. Geils Band (Centerfold; Freeze-Frame; Must of Got Lost; Love Stinks; Give It To Me; Come Back; One Last Kiss; Angel in Blue), born March 7, 1946. (Peter Wolf 1974 Photo: UPI)
Mark Pinter (ex of Colleen Zenk; father-in-law of Carson Daly)
American actor of TV (Grant Harrison on Another World; Agent Thomas Rayner on General Hospital; All My Children; As the World Turns; Loving; The Young and the Restless) and movies (Vanilla Sky; Other People’s Money), born March 7, 1950. (Mark Pinter 1980 Secrets of Midland Heights Photo: CBS TV)
Bryan Cranston (married Robin Dearden; father of Taylor Dearden)
Emmy Award-winning American actor of TV (Walter White on Breaking Bad; Hal Wilkerson on Malcolm in the Middle; Your Honor; Loving; Seinfeld) and movies (Trumbo; That Thing You Do! Little Miss Sunshine; Argo; Drive; Total Recall), born March 7, 1956. (Bryan Cranston 2012 Photo: GabboT)
Robert Harris (brother-in-law of Nick Hornby)
English historical fiction & thriller novelist (Fatherland; Enigma; Archangel; Pompeii; Imperium; The Ghost; Munich; Dictator; The Fear Index; Conclave), former BBC news reporter (Panorama) and columnist, born March 7, 1957. (Robert Harris 2009 Photo: Krimidoedel Dr. Jojst Hindersmann)
Czechoslovakian-American 1980s World #1 pro tennis player, winner of 8 Grand Slam Singles tennis championships (Australian Open 1989 & 1990; French Open 1984, 1986, 1987; US Open 1985-1987), born March 7, 1960. (Ivan Lendl 1984 Photo: World Championship Tennis)
Joe Carter (nee Joseph Chris Carter)
Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame American pro baseball player, MLB outfielder and first baseman (Cleveland; Toronto – 1992 & 1993 World Series Champs; Chicago; San Diego; Baltimore; San Francisco), 5x All-Star & 2x Silver Slugger, born March 7, 1960. (Joe Carter 1986 Photo: Ron Kuntz / UPI)
Mary Beth Evans
American actress of TV (Kayla Brady Johnson on Days of Our Lives since 1986; Katherine Bell Ashton on General Hospital & Port Charles; Rituals; As the World Turns; The Bay; Chasing Life; This Just In) and film (Toy Soldiers; Lovelines) born March 7, 1961. (Mary Beth Evans c 1980s Days of Our Lives Photo: NBC)
Taylor Dayne (nee Leslie Wunderman)
American songwriter, singer (Love Will Lead You Back; Don’t Rush Me; With Every Beat of My Heart; I’ll Always Love You; Beautiful; Planet Love; I’ll Be Your Shelter; The Masked Singer), movie & TV actress (I Am Bad; Rude Awakening; Telling of the Shoes), born March 7, 1962. (Taylor Dayne 2009: Nightscream)
E. L. James (nee Erika Mitchell; married Niall Leonard)
English erotic romance novelist (Fifty Shades of Grey; Fifty Shades Darker; Fifty Shades Freed; Darker: Fifty Shades Darker as Told by Christian; Grey: Fifty Shades of Grey as Told by Christian) & producer (Fifty Shades films), born March 7, 1963. (E. L. James Photo: © Michael Lionstar / Random House)
American best-selling novelist (American Psycho; Less Than Zero; The Rules of Attraction; Imperial Bedrooms; Lunar Park; Glamorama), short story writer (The Informers), and screenwriter (The Canyons; The Curse of Downers Grove; The Deleted), born March 7, 1964. (Bret Easton Ellis 2010 Photo: Mark Coggins)
American producer, comedian, comedy writer, movie & TV actress (The New Adventures of Old Christine; Curb Your Enthusiasm; Black-ish; The Chris Rock Show; The Keenen Ivory Wayans Show; Wanda at Large), born March 7, 1964. (Wanda Sykes 2004 Photo: Nightscream at English Wikipedia)
Cameron Daddo
Australian actor & host of TV (Home and Away; F/X: The Series; Models Inc.; Hope Island; The Cameron Daddo Cartoon Show; Perfect Match Australia; Packed to the Rafters) and films (Passengers; Anthrax; Confession; Pterodactyl), born March 7, 1965. (Cameron Daddo 2012 Photo: Eva Rinaldi)
Rachel Weisz (married Daniel Craig)
Academy Award-winning British-American actress of TV and movies (The Constant Gardener; The Mummy films; The Fountain; Enemy at the Gate; The Bourne Legacy; Constantine; The Favourite; My Cousin Rachel; Runaway Jury; Chain Reaction), born March 7, 1970. (Rachel Weisz 2012 Photo: Elen Nivrae)
Peter Sarsgaard (nee John Peter Sarsgaard)
American actor of TV (The Killing) & films (Shattered Glass; The Center of the World; Boys Don’t Cry; The Skeleton Key; Black Mass; The Magnificent Seven; Flightplan; Kinsey), born March 7, 1971. Married Maggie Gyllenhaal; brother-in-law of Jake Gyllenhaal. (Peter Sarsgaard 2007: Patrick McBryde / Trogdor88)
(Phillip Terry 1958 Money, Women & Guns | Rachel Weisz 2012: Elen Nivrae)
Happy Birthday to everyone celebrating their birthday on March 7th!
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Willard Scott (nee Willard Herman Scott Jr.)
American narrator, clown (creator of Ronald McDonald), radio host (Joy Boys), actor of TV (Peter Poole on Valerie) & films (The Singles 2nd Ward), TV newscaster, host & weatherman (Today; Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade), and author (The Joy of Living; America is My Neighborhood) (born Mar. 7, 1934 – died Sept. 4, 2021; age 87). (Willard Scott 1989 Photo: Michael Geissinger)
John Heard (nee John Heard Jr.; ex of Margot Kidder)
American actor of stage, TV (The Sopranos; The Client; Prison Break) and movies (Deceived; Big; Cutter’s Way; Cat People; Betrayed; Home Alone; Radio Flyer; The Pelican Brief; Beaches; Awakenings; The End of Innocence; My Fellow Americans) (born Mar. 7, 1946 – died July 21, 2017; age 71). John Heard died of a heart attack. (John Heard 1985 Tender is the Night Photo: Showtime)
Anna Magnani
Academy Award-winning Italian movie screenwriter & actress (The Rose Tattoo; Bellissima; The Fugitive Kind; The Secret of Santa Vittoria; The Golden Coach; Wild is the Wind; Vulcano; Revenge; The Ways of Love; Anita Garibaldi; Angelina; Roma) (born Mar. 7, 1908 – died Sept. 26, 1973; age 65). Anna Magnani died of pancreatic cancer. (Anna Magnani 1962 Mamma Roma)
James Broderick (nee James Joseph Broderick III)
American actor of Broadway stages, TV (Doug Lawrence on Family; Brenner; The Edge of Night; As the World Turns; The Secret Storm), & films (The Taking of Pelham One Two Three; Girl of the Night; The Todd Killings; The Group; Dog Day Afternoon) (born Mar. 7, 1927 – died Nov. 1, 1982; age 55).Father of Matthew Broderick. (James Broderick 1966 12 O’Clock High)
Maurice Ravel (nee Joseph Maurice Ravel)
French pianist, conductor, & composer of operas, ballets, piano & chamber music (Boléro; Pavane for a Dead Princess; Daphnis et Chloe; La Valse; Ma Mere L’Oye; Gaspard de la nuit; Sonata for Violin and Cello; Sonatine; Adagio Assai [Piano Concerto in G]; Excerpts from Pictures at an Exhibition; Tzigane; Kaddish) (born Mar. 7, 1875 – died Dec. 28, 1937; age 62). (Maurice Ravel 1910)
Phillip Terry (nee Frederick Henry Kormann; ex of Joan Crawford)
American actor of TV (Perry Mason; 77 Sunset Strip; Mr. Novak; Hawaiian Eye; Lassie) and movies (The Lost Weekend; Seven Keys to Baldpate; Public Enemies; The Dark Horse; Born to Kill; To Each His Own; Beat the Band; Class of ’74) (born Mar. 7, 1909 – died Feb. 23, 1993; age 83). Phillip Terry had several strokes in the years before he died. (Phillip Terry 1958 Money, Women and Guns)
Hugo Ballin (married Mabel Croft aka Mabel Ballin)
American painter, silent film producer, scenario writer, set designer, and director (Vanity Fair; Married People; Jane Eyre; The Journey’s End; East Lynne; Pagan Love; Daughter of Mine; The Prairie Wife; The Love of Sunya; Bonds of Love; The Stronger Vow; Hidden Fires; The Kingdom of Youth; The Face in the Dark) (born Mar. 7, 1879 – died Nov. 27, 1956; age 77). (Hugo Ballin 1917)
Rob Roy MacGregor (nee Robert Roy MacGregor)
Scottish Jacobite (supporter of King James VII), soldier (Battle of Killiecrankie; Battle of Glen Shiel), cattleman, & outlawed folk hero, inspiration for drinks, music, operas, books (Rob Roy, by Sir Walter Scott), poetry (Rob Roy’s Grave, by William Wordsworth) & films (Rob Roy; Rob Roy: the Highland Rogue) (born Mar. 7, 1671 – died Dec. 28, 1734; age 63). (Rob Roy MacGregor Engraving)
Antony Armstrong-Jones, 1st Earl of Snowdon (ex of Princess Margaret)
English fashion, design & celebrity portrait photographer (Queen Elizabeth II; Princess Diana; Duke of Edinburgh; Princess Grace; Marlene Dietrich; Elizabeth Taylor; Laurence Olivier; David Bowie) (born Mar. 7, 1930 – died Jan. 13, 2017; age 86). Father of Lady Sarah Chatto & David Armstrong-Jones, 2nd Earl of Snowdon. (Antony Armstrong-Jones 1965: Eric Koch)
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