March 9th Birthdays
If you were born on March 9th you share a celebrity birthday with these famous people:
Finnish-American dancer-actress of stage, television (Dr. Ingrid Fischer on Guiding Light; The Doctors; Loving; Olympia Buchanan on One Life to Live), and films (Gaby; The 39 Steps; Les Girls; Diane; The Prodigal; Hercules in New York; Imitation General; Watusi), born March 9, 1930. (Taina Elg 1955 Photo)
Joyce Van Patten (ex of Martin Balsam, Dennis Dugan)
American actress of TV (Janice Turner Hughes on As the World Turns; Unhappily Ever After; Young Dr. Malone), & movies (The Trouble With Girls; Mame; The Bad News Bears; The Falcon and the Snowman), born March 9, 1934. Sister of Tim & Dick Van Patten; aunt of Vincent Van Patten. (Joyce Van Patten 1960s Photo)
Joe Gallison (nee Joseph Gallison; aka Evan McCord)
American actor of stage, TV (Dr. Neil Curtis on Days of Our Lives; Bill Matthews Jr. on Another World; Dr. Hollis Forbes on Where the Heart Is; Tom Edwards on One Life to Live; Maverick; Cheyenne; Hawaiian Eye; 77 Sunset Strip), and movies (PT 109; Critic’s Choice), born March 9, 1935. (Joe Gallison 1972 Photo)
Trish Van Devere (nee Patricia Louise Dressel)
American actress of TV (RN Patti Barron Tate Whiting McCleary on Search for Tomorrow; Meredith on One Life to Live), movies (The Landlord; One is a Lonely Number / Two is a Happy Number; The Day of the Dolphin), born March 9, 1941. Married George C Scott. (Trish Van Devere 1980 The Changeling)
Mark Lindsay
American producer, composer, saxophonist, and singer for Paul Revere & the Raiders (Indian Reservation; Kicks; Just Like Me; Hungry; Good Thing; Him or Me, What’s It Gonna Be; Mr. Sun, Mr. Moon; The Great Airplane Strike; Too Much Talk), born March 9, 1942. (Mark Lindsay 1968: Perenchio Artists)
Jaime Lyn Bauer (nee Norma Marvhne Bauer)
American model (Playboy), actress of TV (Barbara Fisher on Bare Essence; Lorie Brooks on The Young and the Restless; Laura Spencer Horton on Days of Our Lives; Secrets), movies (Pray TV; The Centerfold Girls), born March 4, 1949. (Jaime Lynn Bauer 1979 The Young and the Restless Photo: CBS TV)
Danny Sullivan (nee Daniel John Sullivan III)
American retired Formula One and CART race car driver, winner of the 1985 Indianapolis 500, 1988 CART Championship winner, former racing analyst for ABC TV, and TV personality (GT Academy USA; War of the Stars), born March 9, 1950. (Danny Sullivan 2015 Photo: Doctorindy)
Lauren Koslow (married Nicky Schillace)
American actress on daytime television soap operas (Kate Roberts Brady DiMera on Days of Our Lives; Margo Lynley Spencer on The Bold and the Beautiful; Lindsey Wells on The Young and the Restless), born March 9, 1953. (Lauren Koslow Painting: A. Hamilton)
Tom Amandes (married Nancy Everhard)
American actor of stage, TV (Dr. Harold Abbott on Everwood; Eliot Ness on The Untouchables; Eli Stone; Parenthood; The Guardian; Scandal; Arrow) and movies (Saving Lincoln; The Long Kiss Goodnight; Second Chances; Brokedown Palace), born March 9, 1959. (Tom Amandes 2017 Photo: FanAboutTown)
Linda Fiorentino (nee Clorinda Fiorentino; ex of John Byrum)
American movie actress (Vision Quest; After Hours; Queens Logic; Shout; Beyond the Law; The Last Seduction; Unforgettable; Larger Than Life; Men in Black; Body Count; Dogma; Once More with Feeling), born March 9, 1960. Ex-partner of Anthony Pellicano. (Linda Fiorentino Painting: A. Hamilton)
American singer-actor of Broadway, TV (Alan Brand on Days of Our Lives; Brian Bodine on All My Children; Sam Fowler on Another World) and movies (Circuit; Friends and Family), and songwriter (I Would Never Leave You), born March 9, 1962. (Brian Lane Green Painting: A. Hamilton)
Juliette Binoche
Academy Award-winning French dancer-actress of stage, TV, & films (The English Patient; Chocolat; The Unbearable Lightness of Being; Damage; Dan in Real Life; Braking and Entering; Wuthering Heights; Godzilla; Ghost in the Shell; High Life; Mary), born March 9, 1964. (Juliette Binoche 2012: Georges Biard)
American actor of TV sitcoms & movies (Webster Long on Webster; Lost in London; A Christmas Dream; The New Adventures of Mother Goose; Burger King Whopper ads; The Surreal Life) and feature films (Kickin’ It Old School), born March 9, 1971. (Emmanuel Lewis 1987 Photo: SSGT Dave McLeod / US DoD)
American actor of TV (Jack McPhee on Dawson’s Creek; Ryder Hughes on As the World Turns; Life Unexpected; The Fosters; Riverdale; Charmed; E-Ring; Justice; CSI: NY; Eli Stone) and films (Final Destination; Pressure; Lucid Days in Hell; My Bloody Valentine), born March 9, 1972. (Kerr Smith Painting: A. Hamilton)
(Mickey Gilley 1980s: Janet Macoska Kaleydiscope | Joyce Van Patten 1960s)
Happy Birthday to everyone celebrating their birthday on March 9!
Remember These March 9th Famous Birthdays
Mickey Gilley (cousin of Jerry Lee Lewis, Jimmy Swaggart)
American businessman (Gilley’s Club), country music singer-songwriter (Room Full of Roses; Stand by Me; Lonely Nights; I Overlooked an Orchid; City Lights; You Don’t Know Me; Fool for Your Love; Don’t the Girls All Get Prettier at Closing Time; That’s All That Matters; True Love Ways) (born Mar. 9, 1936 – died May 7, 2022; age 86). (Mickey Gilley 1986: Playboy Records)
Charles Siebert
American TV director (Xena, Warrior Princess), actor of movies & TV (Dr. Stanley Riverside on Trapper John, M.D.; One Day at a Time; Dr. Peter Murphy on Search for Tomorrow; Barnaby Jones; Dr. Wally Matthews on As The World Turns; All in the Family; Another World; Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman) (born Mar. 9, 1938 – died May 1, 2022; age 84). (Charles Siebert 2006: Cbert)
American nightclub owner, record producer (Turntable), and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame singer (Lawdy Miss Clawdy; Stagger Lee; Personality; I’m Gonna Get Married; Just Because; Restless Heart; Question; Come Into My Heart; Mailman Blues) (born Mar. 9, 1933 – died May 3, 2021; age 88). Lloyd Price died of diabetes complications. (Lloyd Price 1999 Photo: John Mathew Smith)
Mickey Spillane (nee Frank Morrison Spillane; “Mike Hammer“)
American actor, screenwriter, comic book writer, young adult and detective mystery short story writer and crime fiction novelist (Day of the Guns; The Long Wait; Mike Hammer series – Kiss Me, Deadly; I, the Jury; The Big Kill; The Girl Hunters; The Deep) (born Mar. 9, 1918 – died July 17, 2006; age 88). Mickey Spillane died of pancreatic cancer. (Mickey Spillane 1954 Ring of Fear Trailer)
Walter Miller (nee William Corwin Miller; married Eileen Schofield)
American actor of silent & sound westerns (The Black Book; The Man Without a Face; Hawk of the Hills; The Mysterious Airman; The Fugitive Sheriff; Smoking Guns; Boss of Lonely Valley; Dick Tracy’s G-Men; Desert Gold; Stormy; Rustlers of Red Dog; The Sky Raiders; Night Cargo) (born Mar. 9, 1892 – died Mar. 30, 1940; age 48). Ex of Lillian Louise Coffin. (Walter Miller 1913: Biograph)
Raul Julia (nee Raúl Rafael Juliá y Arcelay)
Puerto Rican-American actor of stage, movies (Kiss of the Spider Woman; The Addams Family; Presumed Innocent; Addams Family Values; Tequila Sunrise; Moon Over Parador; Compromising Positions; Eyes of Laura Mars) and TV (Miguel Garcia on Love of Life) (born Mar. 9, 1940 – died Oct. 24, 1994; age 54). Raúl Juliá died of stroke complications. (Raúl Juliá 1977 Photo)
Bobby Fischer (nee Robert James Fischer)
American chess prodigy & youngest chess grandmaster at age 15, 1963-1964 U.S. Championship winner with a perfect score, 1972 World Chess Championship winner, author, and chess innovator (a modified chess timing system) (born Mar. 9, 1943 – died Jan. 17, 2008; age 64). Bobby Fischer died of renal failure. (Teenager Bobby Fischer 1958 I’ve Got a Secret)
Carl Betz
Emmy Award-winning American actor of TV (Dr. Alex Stone on The Donna Reed Show; Clinton Judd on Judd for the Defense; Collie Jordan on Love of Life) and movies (Spinout; Powder River; Dangerous Crossing; Vicki; City of Bad Men) (born Mar. 9, 1921 – died Jan. 18, 1978; age 56). Carl Betz died of lung cancer. (Carl Betz 1958 The Donna Reed Show Photo: ABC Television)
Will Geer (nee William Aughe Ghere; father of Ellen Geer)
Emmy Award-winning, blacklisted American actor of stage, TV (Grandpa Walton on The Waltons), and movies (Winchester ’73; In Cold Blood; Jeremiah Johnson;, Bandolero!; Comanche Territory; Advise & Consent; The Rowdyman; Johnny Allegra; Spitfire; Deep Waters) (born Mar. 9, 1902 – died April 22, 1978; age 76). Will Geer died of respiratory failure. (Will Geer 1969 Daniel Boone)
Alexandra Bastedo (married Patrick Garland)
English actress of TV (Sharron Macready on The Champions; Codename; Compact; The Aphrodite Inheritance; EastEnders; The Saint) and movies (Casino Royale; Wedding Night; 13 Frightened Girls; The Ghoul; Find the Lady; Stigma; Batman Begins) (born Mar. 9, 1946 – died Jan. 12, 2014; age 67). Alexandra Bastedo died of cancer. (Alexandra Bastedo 1969 The Champions)
Marty Ingels (nee Martin Ingerman; married Shirley Jones)
American comedian and actor of stage, TV (I’m Dickens, He’s Fenster; The Phyllis Diller Show), and movies (The Ladies Man; The Busy Body; The Horizontal Lieutenant; For Singles Only; The Picasso Summer; If It’s Tuesday, This Must Be Belgium) (born Mar. 9, 1936 – died Oct. 21, 2015; age 79). Cause of death for Marty Ingels was a stroke. (Marty Ingels 1964 What’s My Line?)
Frank Puglia (nee Francesco Giuseppe Puglia)
Italian-American actor of TV (To Rome With Love; The Untouchables; That Girl), classic & silent movies (Orphans of the Storm; Isn’t Life Wonderful; Casablanca; The Black Orchid; The Sword of Ali Baba; Black Hand; Girls! Girls! Girls!; Road to Rio; Stallion Road; The Burning Hills; Jungle Book; Pilot #5) (born Mar. 9, 1892 – died Oct. 25, 1975; age 83). (Frank Puglia 1947 My Favorite Brunette)
Katherine Squire (married George Mitchell)
American actress of TV (Gertrude Harper on Valiant Lady; Raney Wesner on Search for Tomorrow; Emma Simpson Winters on The Doctors; Perry Mason; The Twilight Zone; Mike Hammer; Robert Montgomery Presents) & films (The Story on Page One; Studs Lonigan; Lolly-Madonna XXX; Ride in the Whirlwind) (born Mar. 9, 1903 – died Mar. 29, 1995; age 92). (Katherine Squire 1958 The Veil)
Eddie Foy Sr. (nee Edwin Fitzgerald; father of Bryan, Charley, & Eddie Foy Jr.)
American comedian and character actor of vaudeville stages, Broadway (The Orchid; The Wild Rose; Mr. Bluebeard), and silent films (A Favorite Fool), creator & manager of The Seven Little Foys family variety act, inspiration for the stage & movie musical The Seven Little Foys (1955) (born Mar. 9, 1856 – died Feb. 16, 1928; age 71). (Eddie Foy Sr. 1905 The Earl and the Girl Theatre)
American Powers model, actress of TV & films (One Way to Love; Counter-Attack; Spy Smasher; Pardon My Past; Coroner Creek; Relentless; Appointment in Berlin; The Green Promise; The Walls Came Tumbling Down; Murder in Times Square; Mr. District Attorney; Strange Affair; Parachute Nurse) (born Mar. 9, 1918 – died Aug. 31, 1999; age 81). (Marguerite Chapman 1943: Don English)
Arky Vaughan (nee Joseph Floyd Vaughan)
National Baseball Hall of Fame American MLB 9X All-Star shortstop for the Pittsburgh Pirates (1932-1941 – NL 1935 batting champ & stolen base leader) & Brooklyn Dodgers (1942-1948), 1935 The Sporting News Player of the Year (born Mar. 9, 1912 – died Aug. 30, 1952; age 40). Arky Vaughan died in a boating accident. (Arky Vaughan 1933: Goudey)
Leland Stanford (nee Amasa Leland Stanford)
American businessman (Central Pacific Railroad, Pacific Union Express, Pacific Mutual Life Insurance, Stanford University; Southern Pacific Railroad, Occidental and Oriental Steamship), standardbred horse breeder, 8th Governor of California, & U.S. Senator (born Mar. 9, 1824 – died June 21, 1893; age 69). (Leland Stanford 1881: Jean-Louis-Ernest Meissonier)
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