November 11th Birthdays
If you were born on November 11th you share a Veterans / Remembrance Day celebrity birthday with these famous people:
Susan Kohner is 86 (nee Susanna Kohner; married John Weitz)
American actress of films (Imitation of Life; The Last Wagon; The Big Fisherman; The Gene Krupa Story; All the Fine Young Cannibals; By Love Possessed; Dino; Freud; Trooper Hook) and TV (Route 66; Climax!), born November 11, 1936. (Susan Kohner 1956 The Last Wagon Trailer Screenshot: Wayne77)
Denise Alexander is 83 (married Richard A. Colla)
American actress of TV soap operas (Dr. Lesley Webber on General Hospital 1963-2019; Mary McKinnon on Another World 1986-1991; Susan Hunter Martin on Days of Our Lives; Sunset Beach; The Clear Horizon; Ben Jerrod), born November 11, 1939. (Denise Alexander 1973 Photo: ABC Television)
Fuzzy Zoeller is 71 (nee Fran Urban Zoeller Jr.)
American PGA Tour golfer, winner of the 1979 Masters Tournament, 1984 U.S. Open, the 2002 Senior PGA Championship, and the 1985 Bob Jones Award for distinguished sportsmanship in golf, born November 11, 1951. (Fuzzy Zoeller 2009 Photo: Keith Allison)
Stanley Tucci is 62
Emmy Award-winning American actor of TV (Murder One; ER; Feud; Wiseguy; Equal Justice; Miami Vice) and movies (The Hunger Games; Blind Date; Jury Duty; What Just Happened; A Midsummer Night’s Dream; The Lovely Bones; America’s Sweethearts), born November 11, 1960. (Stanley Tucci 2010 Photo: Nick Step)
Demi Moore is 60 (nee Demi Gene Harmons; mother of Rumer Willis)
American actress of TV (General Hospital; Empire) and movies (Ghost; The Butcher’s Wife; Mortal Thoughts; A Few Good Men; Indecent Proposal; Disclosure; St. Elmo’s Fire; About Last Night…; Now and Then; G.I. Jane; Striptease; Blind), born November 11, 1962. Ex of Bruce Willis, Ashton Kutcher, Freddy Moore. (Demi Moore 2011: Digitas Photos)
Calista Flockhart is 58 (married Harrison Ford)
American actress of TV (Ally McBeal on Ally McBeal & Ally; Kitty McCallister on Brothers & Sisters; Elise on Guiding Light; Supergirl) and movies (A Midsummer Night’s Dream; Fragile; The Birdcage; Telling Lies in America; Milk & Money), born November 11, 1964. (Calista Flockhart 2009 Photo: Mireille Amphilac)
David DeLuise is 51 (brother of Michael & Peter DeLuise)
American director & actor of TV (Jerry Russo on Wizards of Waverly Place; Bug on 3rd Rock from the Sun; Jesse; Stargate SG-1) and films (The Father and the Bear; Sweet Sweet Summertime; American Decaf; Dark Mind), born November 11, 1971. Son of Dom DeLuise. (David DeLuise 2007: Alexi Seale)
Canadian actor of TV (Arctic Air; Law & Order: Special Victims Unit; Big Love; North of 60) & movies (Flags of Our Fathers; Windtalkers; Dance Me Outside; Smoke Signals; Mystery, Alaska; Squanto: A Warrior’s Tale; Coyote Summer), born November 11, 1972. (Adam Beach 2013 Photo: Canadian Film Centre)
Leslie Mann is 50 (married Judd Apatow)
American film actress (Things I Never Told You; The Cable Guy; Knocked Up; 17 Again; Funny People; Little Birds; The Change-Up; This is 40; The Comedian; Blockers; George of the Jungle; Big Daddy; The 40-Year-Old Virgin; How to Be Single), born November 11, 1972. (Leslie Mann 2012: Canadian Film Centre)
(Pat O’Brien 1953 [colorized] | LaVern Baker 1956 [colorized])
Happy Birthday to everyone celebrating their birthday on November 11th!
Remember These November 11th Famous Birthdays
John Reilly
American actor of TV (Sean Donely on General Hospital; Dr. Danny Stewart on As the World Turns; Passions; Sunset Beach; Beverly Hills, 90210; Dallas; How the West Was Won; Paper Dolls; Arli$$) and movies (The Great Waldo Pepper) (born Nov. 11, 1936 – died Jan. 9, 2021; age 86). Cause of death for John Reilly is unknown. (John Reilly 1978 Lassie: A New Beginning)
Jonathan Winters (nee Jonathan Harshman Winters III)
Grammy and Emmy Award-winning American comedian, character & voice over actor of TV (Davis Rules; Mork & Mindy; The Wacky World of Jonathan Winters; The Jonathan Winters Show) & movies (It’s a Mad Mad Mad Mad World; Moon Over Parador) (born Nov. 11, 1925 – died Apr. 11, 2013; age 87). Jonathan Winters died of natural causes. (Jonathan Winters 1960s Photo)
Stubby Kaye (nee Bernard Solomon Kotzin)
American comic actor on stage, TV (My Sister Eileen; Love and Marriage; Doctor Who) and in movies (Guys and Dolls; Li’l Abner; The Cool Mikado; 40 Pounds of Trouble; Cat Ballou; The Way West; Sweet Charity; Who Framed Roger Rabbit) (born Nov. 11, 1918 – died Dec. 14, 1997; age 79). Stubby Kaye died of lung cancer. (Stubby Kaye 1970 Cockeyed Cowboys of Calico County)
Kurt Vonnegut Jr. (married Jill Krementz)
American short story writer (Monkey House; Harrison Bergeron; Happy Birthday, Wanda June) and novelist (Slaughterhouse-Five; Cat’s Cradle; Mother Night; Bluebeard; Breakfast of Champions; Hocus Pocus; Deadeye Dick) (born Nov. 11, 1922 – died Apr. 11, 2007; age 84). Kurt Vonnegut Jr. died of brain injuries after a fall. (Kurt Vonnegut Jr. 1940s Photo: U.S. Army)
LaVern Baker (nee Delores LaVern Baker)
American Rock & Roll Hall of Fame R&B singer, recording artist (Tweedle Dee; I Cried a Tear; Think Twice [Jackie Wilson duet]; I Can’t Love You Enough; Jim Dandy) & performer on stage, TV & movies (Rock Rock Rock!; Mister Rock and Roll) (born Nov. 11, 1929 – died Mar. 10, 1997; age 67). LaVern Baker died of cardiovascular disease. (LaVern Baker 1956 Photo: Atlantic Records)
British-American actor of stage, radio, TV, and films (Topper; Ruggles of Red Gap; David Copperfield; The Young in Heart; The Philadelphia Story; One Hour With You; Two-Faced Woman; Sherlock Holmes; The Squaw Man; The Man Who Could Work Miracles; The Great Lover; That Man From Tangier) (born Nov. 11, 1887 – died June 5, 1953; age 65). (Roland Young 1921 Photo: Shadowland)
Pat O’Brien (nee William Joseph Patrick O’Brien)
Irish-American actor of movies (Some Like it Hot; Knute Rockne, All American; Riff-Raff; Angels With Dirty Faces; The Front Page; Hell’s House; Air Mail; Bombshell; Gambling Lady; China Clipper; San Quentin; The Fireball), stage, and TV (Harrigan and Son) (born Nov. 11, 1899 – died Oct. 15, 1983; age 83). Pat O’Brien died of a heart attack. (Pat O’Brien 1960 Photo: ABC Television)
Sam Spiegel (nee Samuel P. Spiegel)
Academy Award-winning Polish-American movie producer (On the Waterfront; The African Queen; The Bridge on the River Kwai; Lawrence of Arabia; Suddenly, Last Summer; The Chase; The Last Tycoon; Tales of Manhattan; Betrayal) (born Nov. 11, 1901 – died Dec. 31, 1985; age 84). Cause of death for Sam Spiegel is unknown. (Sam Spiegel Photo: kate gabrielle)
Howard Fast (aka E. V. Cunningham, Walter Ericson)
Blacklisted American screenwriter and novelist (Freedom Road; The Last Frontier; Spartacus; The Immigrants and Lavette Family series) and the pseudonym E.V. Cunningham (The Wabash Factor; Masao Masuto mysteries) (born Nov. 11, 1914 – died Mar. 12, 2003; age 88). Cause of death for Howard Fast is unknown. (Howard Fast 1964 Photo)
Robert Ryan
American movie actor (Berlin Express; The Longest Day; Tender Comrade; Battle of the Bulge; Marine Raiders; The Wild Bunch; The Secret Fury; Flying Leathernecks; Day of the Outlaw; Clash By Night; Beware, My Lovely; City Beneath the Sea; Crossfire), (born Nov. 11, 1909 – died July 11, 1973; age 63). Robert Ryan died of lung cancer. (Robert Ryan 1958 God’s Little Acre)
General George S. Patton (nee George Smith Patton Jr.; “Old Blood & Guts“)
Highly decorated American military commander of the 1916 Pancho Villa Expedition, World War I & II General, military weapon designer (M1913 Cavalry Saber), & 1912 Olympic athlete (pentathlon) (born Nov. 11, 1885 – died Dec. 21, 1945; age 60). General George Patton died in a post-war car accident. (George S. Patton 1942 Photo: US Navy / National Archives)
Raquel Torres (nee Wilhelmina / Paula Marie Osterman; m. Stephen Ames)
American actress of vaudeville stages & early sound films (The Sea Bat; Aloha; The Bridge of San Luis Rey; White Shadows in the South Seas; Estrellados; Red Wagon; So This is Africa; Duck Soup; The Woman I Stole; Under a Texas Moon) (born Nov. 11, 1908 – died Aug. 10, 1987; age 78). Ex of Jon Hall. Raquel Torres died of a heart attack. (Raquel Torres 1928 [colorized])
Bibi Andersson (nee Berit Elisabeth Andersson)
Swedish movie actress (I Never Promised You a Rose Garden; An Enemy of the People; Duel at Diablo; Persona; The Passion of Anna; The Kremlin Letter; Story of a Woman; Wallenberg: A Hero’s Story) (born Nov. 11, 1935 – died Apr. 14, 2019; age 83). Bibi Andersson remained hospitalized after a 2009 stroke. (Bibi Andersson 1961 Photo: Harry Pot / Dutch National Archives)
Vincent Schiavelli (ex of Allyce Beasley)
American actor of TV (Fast Times; The Corner Bar; Chefs of Cucina Amore; Taxi; Buffy the Vampire Slayer), movies (Ghost; One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest; Tomorrow Never Dies; Chu Chu and the Philly Flash; Fast Times at Ridgemont High; Amadeus) (born Nov. 11, 1948 – died Dec. 26, 2005; age 57). Vincent Schiavelli died of lung cancer. (Vincent Schiavelli 2007 Photo: Alan Light)
Molly Dodd (nee Mary Elise Dodd; married Henry Farrell)
American actress of movies and TV (Hazel; The Farmer’s Daughter; Gomer Pyle: USMC; The Andy Griffith Show; Dennis the Menace; The Donna Reed Show; The Brady Bunch; The Rogues; Bachelor Father; The Twilight Zone; The RIfleman; My Three Sons) (born Nov. 11, 1921 – died Mar. 26, 1981; age 59). Cause of death for Molly Dodd is unknown. (Molly Dodd 1978 Harper Valley P.T.A.)
Yugoslavian actor of stage, TV (Dangerous Assignment; Mission: Impossible; The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin; 12 O’Clock High; The F.B.I.; Combat!; Daniel Boone; The Cisco Kid; It Takes a Thief; Have Gun – Will Travel) and movies (The Mummy’s Curse; Captain Scarface; House of Frankenstein) (born Nov. 11, 1918 – died June 9, 1993; age 74). (Peter Coe 1959 Zane Grey Theater)
Isaac Bashevis Singer (nee Izaak Zynger)
Polish-American Yiddish writer, children’s author (Yentl the Yeshiva Boy; The Golem), and novelist (Enemies, a Love Story; The Family Moskan; The Magician of Lublin), winner of the 1978 Nobel Prize in Literature & the 19874 National Book Award (born Nov. 11, 1903 – died July 24, 1991; age 87). Isaac Bashevis Singer had several strokes before he died. (Isaac Bashevis Singer 1930s Photo)
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