November 13th Birthdays
If you were born on November 13th, you share a celebrity birthday with these famous people:
Tom Atkins (ex of Garn Stephens)
American actor of TV (Serpico; The Rockford Files; Harry O; Lou Grant; Quincy M.E.), horror and other films (The Fog; Halloween III: Season of the Witch; The Detective; Escape from New York; Lethal Weapon; Striking Distance), born November 13, 1935. (Tom Atkins 2008 Photo: Stu1978 at English Wikipedia)
Beth Brickell
American retired actress of stage, TV (Gentle Ben), and movies (The Only Way Home), screenwriter, director, and producer (A Rainy Day; Mr. Christmas; Summer’s End), and investigative journalist (Mystery at Camden), born November 13, 1941. (Beth Brickell 1972 The Only Way Home Trailer)
Joe Mantegna (nee Joseph Anthony Mantegna)
Tony Award-winning American actor of TV (David Rossi on Criminal Minds; Joan of Arcadia; First Monday) and movies (Homicide; Body of Evidence; Up Close & Personal; Compromising Positions; The Godfather: Part III), born November 13, 1947. (Joe Mantegna 2009 Photo: Chad J. McNeeley / US Navy)
Gilbert Perreault
Hockey Hall of Fame retired Canadian professional hockey player, 9-time NHL All-Star centre who was part of the Buffalo Sabres top scoring “French Connection”, named of one of the 100 Greatest NHL Players in History, born November 13, 1950. (Gilbert Perreault 1975 Photo: Engines On)
American actress of TV (Monica Colby on The Colbys & Dynasty; Babylon 5; Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman; Lonesome Dove: The Outlaw Years; Hawaiian Heat), movies (Timebomb; Play Murder for Me), born November 13, 1953. (Tracy Scoggins 2008 Photo: MaryCherry at English Wikipedia)
Frances Conroy
American actress of TV (Ruth Fisher on Six Feet Under; American Horror Story; Royal Pains; How I Met Your Mother; Desperate Housewives; The Mist; Castle Rock) and movies (Rocket Gibraltar; Catwoman; Shopgirl; The Wicker Man), born November 13, 1953. (Frances Conroy 2014 Photo: Dominick D)
Chris Noth (nee Christopher Noth; ex-partner of Beverly Johnson)
American actor of TV (Mike Logan on Law & Order and Law & Order: Criminal Intent; Peter Florrick on The Good Wife; Mr. Big on Sex and the City; Manhunt; Tyrant) and movies (The Perfect Man; The Glass House) born November 13, 1954. (Chris Noth 2008 Photo: SeductiveMelody at English Wikipedia)
Whoopi Goldberg (nee Caryn Elaine Johnson)
Tony, Emmy, Grammy & Oscar-winning American comedienne & actress of TV (Star Trek: The Next Generation; Glee; Whoopi) & movies (The Color Purple; Ghost; Sister Act; Corrina, Corrina; Rat Race; Soapdish), born November 13, 1955. Ex-partner of Ted Danson. (Whoopi Goldberg 1992: Georges Biard)
Neil Flynn
American actor of TV (Mike Heck on The Middle; Scrubs; Buzz Lightyear of Star Command; Clone High; Vixen; Smallville; Joey) and movies (Magnolia; The Resurrection of Gavin Stone; Hoot; Mean Girls; The Right Temptation), born November 13, 1960. (Neil Flynn 2012 Photo: Angela George)
Steve Zahn (nee Steven James Zahn)
American actor of TV (Treme; The Crossing) and movies (Joy Ride; Diary of a Wimpy Kid; Chain of Fools; Safe Men; Happy, Texas; Saving Silverman; Riding in Cars With Boys; Forces of Nature; National Security; Dallas Buyers Club), born November 13, 1967. (Steve Zahn 2008 Photo: Chris Harte Photography)
Jimmy Kimmel (nee James Christian Kimmel)
American comedian, producer, screenwriter, & host of TV (Jimmy Kimmel Live!; The Man Show; Crank Yankers; Win Ben Stein’s Money; The Andy Milonakis Show; Sports Show with Norm Macdonald; Academy Awards), born November 13, 1967. Ex-partner of Sarah Silverman. (Jimmy Kimmel 2016: Selma Üsük)
Scottish actor of TV (Lucy Sullivan is Getting Married) & films (Olympus Has Fallen; 300; The Bounty Hunter; Timeline; Playing For Keeps; The Ugly Truth; Dear Frankie; P.S. I Love You; Reign of Fire; The Game of Their Lives; The Phantom of the Opera), born November 13, 1969. (Gerard Butler 2010 Photo: Siebbi)
(Blue-Eyed Siamese Cat Photo: Pacto Visual via Unsplash)
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Jack Elam (nee William Scott Elam)
American actor of TV (Temple Houston; The Dakotas; Easy Street; The Texas Wheelers; Gunsmoke; Zane Grey Theater) and movies (Cat Ballou; Support Your Local Sheriff; Rio Lobo; Once Upon a Time in the West; 4 for Texas; Rawhide; The Night of The Grizzly; Vera Cruz) (born Nov. 13, 1920 – died Oct. 20, 2003; age 82). Jack Elam died of congestive heart failure. (Jack Elam 1961 Bonanza)
Hermione Baddeley (nee Hermione Youlanda Ruby Clinton-Baddeley)
English character and voice actress of stage, TV (Maude) and movies (Room at the Top; Mary Poppins; The Aristocats; A Christmas Carol; The Pickwick Papers; The Secret of Nimh; Midnight Lace; The Unsinkable Molly Brown) (born Nov. 13, 1906 – died Aug. 19, 1986; age 79). Hermione Baddely had several strokes before she died. (Hermione Baddeley 1978 Photo: Allan Warren)
Buck O’Neil (nee John Jordan O’Neil)
First African-American Major League Baseball coach (Chicago Cubs), MLB scout (Chicago Cubs, Kansas City Royals), and Negro American League first base player (Kansas City Monarchs; Memphis Red Sox) (born Nov. 13, 1911 – died Oct. 6, 2006; age 94). Buck O’Neil died of bone marrow cancer and heart failure. (Buck O’Neil c 1930s-1940s Photo)
Gertrude Olmstead (married Robert Z. Leonard)
American silent film actress (Cobra; Torrent; The Monster; Sweet Adeline; California Straight Ahead; The Adventures of Robinson Crusoe; The Fox; Cameo Kirby; The Boob; The Fighting Lover; Monte Carlo; Puppets; Sporting Goods; Hit of the Show; Sonny Boy; Mr. Wu; The Big Adventure; Bringing Up Father) (born Nov. 13, 1897 – died Jan. 18, 1975; age 77). (Gertrude Olmsead 1926)
Richard Mulligan (ex of Joan Hackett)
Emmy Award-winning American character actor of TV (Dr. Harry Weston on Empty Nest & Nurses; Burt Campbell on Soap; The Hero; The Doctors) and movies (Little Big Man; Trail of the Pink Panther; Scavenger Hunt; Teachers) (born Nov. 13, 1932 – died Sept. 26, 2000; age 67). Richard Mulligan died of colorectal cancer. (Richard Mulligan 1964 One Potato, Two Potato)
Robert Sterling (nee William Sterling Hart; married Anne Jeffreys)
American actor of films (Roughshod; Two-Faced Woman; Show Boat; I’ll Wait For You; Return to Peyton Place; Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea; Somewhere I’ll Find You; The Secret Heart; Column South; The Gay Caballero) & TV (George Kerby on Topper; Love That Jill) (born Nov. 13, 1917 – died May 30, 2006; age 88). Ex of Ann Sothern. (Robert Sterling 1950 The Sundowners)
Garry Marshall (brother of Penny Marshall)
American TV & film director (Pretty Woman; Overboard), producer, screenwriter & actor (Happy Days; Laverne & Shirley; Mork & Mindy; The Brian Keith Show; The Odd Couple; Angie; The Flamingo Kid; Murphy Brown; Soapdish; A League of Their Own) (born Nov. 13, 1934 – died July 19, 2016; age 81). Garry Marshall died of pneumonia. (Garry Marshall 2004 Photo: Toylab)
Mary Beth Hughes (ex of Ted North, David Street)
American film actress (The Lady Confesses; The Ox-Bow Incident; Timber Queen; The Cowboy and the Blonde; Holiday Rhythm; The Devil’s Henchman; Grand Canyon; Dressed to Kill; Inner Sanctum; The Great Profile; Take It Big; Lucky Cisco Kid) (born Nov. 13, 1919 – died Aug. 27, 1995; age 75). Mary Beth Hughes died of natural causes. (Mary Beth Hughes 1945 The Great Flamarion)
Madeleine Sherwood (nee Madeleine Louise Hélène Thornton)
Blacklisted Canadian actress of TV (Reverend Mother Placido on The Flying Nun; Guiding Light; The Secret Storm; One Life to Live; The Edge of Night; As the World Turns) and film (Cat on a Hot Tin Roof; Sweet Bird of Youth) (born Nov. 13, 1922 – died Apr. 23, 2016; age 93). Cause of death for Madeleine Sherwood is unknown. (Madeleine Sherwood 1980 The Changeling)
Dack Rambo (nee Norman Jay Rambo)
American actor of TV (Jeff Sonnett on The Guns of Will Sonnett; Jack Ewing on Dallas; Grant Harrison on Another World; All My Children; The New Loretta Young Show; Paper Dolls; Sword of Justice; Fantasy Island) and movies (Which Way to the Front?) (born Nov. 13, 1941 – died Mar. 21, 1994; age 52). Dack Rambo died of AIDS complications. (Dack Rambo 1977 Good Against Evil)
Nita Naldi (nee Mary Nonna Dooley)
American artist’s model (Alberto Vargas), actress of vaudeville & Broadway (Ziegfeld Follies), and silent films (Blood and Sand; Cobra; A Sainted Devil; The Ten Commandments; Life; Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde; The Mountain Eagle; The Glimpses of the Moon; What Price Beauty?; Lawful Larceny; The Lady Who Lied) (born Nov. 13, 1894 – died Feb. 17, 1961; age 66). (Nita Naldi 1924)
Daniel Pilon (nee Laurent Daniel Pilon)
French Canadian actor of TV (Max Dubujak on Ryan’s Hope; Dallas; Gavin Newirth on Days of Our Lives; Maurice Dion on Scoop; Urban Angel; Guiding LIght; Romance Theatre) and movies (In Her Defense; Brannigan; Malarek; The Witness; Deception) (born Nov. 13, 1940 – died June 26, 2018; age 77). Daniel Pilon died of cancer. (Daniel Pilon 1984 Ryan’s Hope Photo: ABC)
Oskar Werner (nee Oskar Josef Bschließmayer)
Austrian actor of stage and movies (Ship of Fools; Fahrenheit 451; Voyage of the Damned; The Spy Who Came in From the Cold; Jules and Jim; The Life and Loves of Mozart; Interlude; The Shoes of the Fisherman; The Odessa File) (born Nov. 13, 1922 – died Oct. 23, 1984; age 61). Oskar Werner died of a heart attack. (Oskar Werner 1951 Decision Before Dawn Trailer)
Jean Seberg (married Dennis Charles Berry; ex of Romain Gary)
American movie actress (Breathless; Lilith; The Mouse That Roared; A Fine Madness; Paint Your Wagon; Let No Man Write My Epitaph; Macho Callahan; Pendulum; Moment to Moment; Saint Joan; Bonjour Tristesse; In the French Style; Airport; Camorra) (born Nov. 13, 1938 – died Aug. 30, 1979; age 40). Harrased by the F.B.I., Jean Seberg died by suicide. (Jean Seberg 1958)
Robert Louis Stevenson (nee Robert Lewis Balfour Stevenson)
Scottish poet (A Child’s Garden of Verses; Requiem), travel writer, short story author (The Rajah’s Diamond; The Body Snatcher), children’s fiction novelist (Treasure Island; Kidnapped; The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde; The Master of Ballantrae; The Black Arrow; The Ebb-Tide; The Beach of Falesá) (born Nov. 13, 1850 – died Dec. 3, 1894; age 44). (Robert Louis Stevenson 1880)
Mel Stottlemyre Sr. (nee Melvin Leon Stottlemyre)
American professional baseball player, 5X MLB All-Star pitcher (New York Yankees – 164 wins, 40 shutouts); MLB pitching coach (New York Mets – 1986 World Series Champs; Houston Astros; New York Yankees – 4X World Series Champs 1996, ’98-2000; Seattle Mariners) (born Nov. 13, 1941 – died Jan. 13, 2019; age 77). Father of Todd Stottlemyre. (Mel Stottlemyre Sr. 1970)
Lady Caroline Lamb (nee Caroline Ponsonby; married William Lamb)
British-Irish Regency figure, daughter of Lady Henrietta Spencer & Frederick Ponsonby, 3rd Earl of Bessborough; niece of Georgiana Cavendish, Duchess of Devonshire; cousin of Annabella, Lady Byron; poet (A New Canto) & novelist (Glenarvon) (born Nov. 13, 1785 – died Jan. 25, 1828; age 42). Lover of Lord Byron, the Duke of Wellington. (Lady Caroline Lamb: John Hoppner)
Don Gordon (nee Donald Walter Guadagno; ex of Nita Talbot)
American character actor of TV (The Blue Angels; Peyton Place; The F.B.I.; The Defenders; The Untouchables; Lucan; Remington Steele; Wanted: Dead or Alive; Sugarfoot) and movies (Bullitt; Revolt at Fort Laramie; Papillon; WUSA; The Lollipop Cover; The Gamblers; Cry Tough; Girls in the Night) (born Nov. 13, 1926 – died Apr. 24, 2017; age 90). (Don Gordon 1966 12 O’Clock High)
National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame American quarter horse and thoroughbred horse racing jockey, U.S. leading money-wining jockey in 1921, 1923, & 1927; wins: 5X Belmont Stakes, 4X Jockey Club Gold Cup, 3X Kentucky Derby, & 1930 Triple Crown winner (aboard Gallant Fox) (born Nov. 13, 1898 – died Aug. 19, 1968; age 69). (Earle Sande 1923: Underwood & Underwood [colorized])
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