November 14th Birthdays
If you were born on November 14th, you share a celebrity birthday with these famous people:
Gary Grubbs (nee Jon Gary Grubbs)
American character actor of movies (Deal; Double Take; Honkytonk Man; Nadine; Gone Fishin’; The Astronaut’s Wife; JFK; Glory Road; Carjacked; Demons) and TV (For Love and Honor; Will and Grace; The O.C.; Angel; Treme), born November 14, 1949. (Gary Grubbs 2016 Photo: Flacourtophile)
Stephen Bishop (nee Earl Stephen Bishop)
American actor (Someone to Love), guitarist, singer-songwriter (On and On; Save it for a Rainy Day; Separate Lives; It Might Be You; Dream Girl; Walking on Air; One Love [Unfaithfully Yours]; Tootsie; One More Night; Holy Mother), born November 14, 1951. (Stephen Bishop 1977 Photo: ABC Records)
Yanni (nee Yiannis Chrysomallis; ex-partner of Linda Evans)
Greek new age instrumental musician (keyboards, piano), producer, composer, recording artist & historic venue concert performer (Athens Acropolis; Taj Mahal; Forbidden City; Kremlin; El Morro, San Juan; Great Sphinx of Giza) born November 14, 1954. (Yanni 2007 Photo: Yanni)
Paul McGann
British narrator & actor of TV (Doctor Who; John Gaskell on Holby City; Horatio Hornblower TV movies; Luther; Give Us a Break) and films (Afraid of the Dark; Dealers; Withnail & I; The Rainbow; The Three Musketeers), born November 14, 1959. (Paul McGann 2015 Photo: Florida Supercon)
D. B. Sweeney (nee Daniel Bernard Sweeney)
American actor of movies (Eight Men Out; Fire in the Sky; The Cutting Edge; Hear No Evil; Memphis Belle; Spawn) and TV (Life as We Know It; Once and Again; Jericho; Two and a Half Men; Lonesome Dove), born November 14, 1961. (D. B. Sweeney 2008 Photo: Spc. Samuel Phillips / US Army)
Laura San Giacomo (married Matt Adler; ex of Cameron Dye)
American actress of TV (Maya Gallo on Just Shoot Me!; Rhetta Rodriguez on Saving Grace; All My Children; NCIS; Veronica Mars) and movies (Sex, Lies, and Videotape; Quigley Down Under; A House on a Hill; Nina Takes a Lover), born November 14, 1962. (Laura San Giacomo 2011 Photo: SAMHSA)
Canadian Sports Hall of Fame rower, 3-time Olympic sculls medalist (1984 Los Angeles double bronze; ’92 Barcelona single bronze; ’96 Atlanta single silver), 1999 Thomas Keller Medal winner, & Unsinkable author, born November 14, 1964. (Silken Laumann: Beth Hayhurst Photography)
Patrick Warburton
American actor of video games, TV (Jeff Bingham on Rules of Engagement, Jeb Denton on Less Than Perfect; Family Guy; Dave’s World; The Tick; Seinfeld; A Series of Unfortunate Events) and movies (Men in Black II; Get Smart), born November 14, 1964. (Patrick Warburton 2007 Photo: Steve Neimand)
Curt Schilling (nee Curtis Montague Schilling)
American professional baseball player, MLB pitcher with 3 World Series championships (Arizona Diamondbacks – 2001; Boston Red Sox – 2004 & 2007), 6-time MLB All-Star, and 2001 World Series MVP, born November 14, 1966. (Curt Schilling 2015 Photo: Marvin Lynchard / DoD)
Josh Duhamel (nee Joshua David Duhamel; married Audra Mari)
Daytime Emmy-winning American model, actor of video games (Call of Duty: WWII), TV (Leo du Pres on All My Children; Danny McCoy on Las Vegas; 11.22.63; ), and films (Win a Date with Tad Hamilton!; Transformers; When in Rome), born November 14, 1972. Ex of Fergie. (Josh Duhamel 2006: Jerry Avenaim)
(Louise Brooks 1927: Modest Stein | Dick Powell 1935: A. Mozert)
Happy Birthday to everyone celebrating their birthday on November 14th!
Remember These November 14th Famous Birthdays
McLean Stevenson (nee Edgar McLean Stevenson Jr.)
American comedy writer, comedian and actor of stage, TV (Col. Henry Blake on M*A*S*H; The Doris Day Show; The McLean Stevenson Show; In the Beginning; Hello, Larry; Condo; Dirty Dancing) and movies (Win, Place or Steal) (born Nov. 14, 1927 – died Feb. 15, 1996; age 68). McLean Stevenson died of a heart attack. (McLean Stevenson 1972 M*A*S*H Photo: CBS TV)
Brian Keith (nee Robert Alba Keith; ex of Frances Helm)
American actor of TV (Uncle Bill Davis on Family Affair; Hardcastle and McCormick; The Brian Keith Show; Crusader) and movies (The Parent Trap; Chicago Confidential; A Tiger Walks; The Hallelujah Trail; Nevada Smith; The Rare Breed) (born Nov. 14, 1921 – died June 24, 1997; age 75). Brian Keith died by suicide (gunshot). (Brian Keith 1957 Dino Photo: Allied Artists)
Louise Brooks (nee Mary Louise Brooks)
American “flapper” dancer and actress (Beggars of Life; Rolled Stockings; Love ‘Em and Leave ‘Em; A Social Celebrity; Pandora’s Box; Diary of a Lost Girl; Miss Europe; Overland Stage Raiders; Empty Saddles) who popularized the “bob” haircut (born Nov. 14, 1906 – died Aug. 8, 1985; age 78). Ex of A. Edward Sutherland, Deering Davis. (Louise Brooks c. 1929)
Nobel Prize winner (Physiology of Medicine, 1923, age 32), Canadian medical doctor & scientist who co-discovered insulin and diabetes therapeutic value; youngest Nobel laureate for Physiology / Medicine; WWI Captain awarded the Military Cross (born Nov. 14, 1891 – died Feb. 21, 1941; age 49). Frederick Banting died after a plane crash. (Frederick Banting 1923)
Dick Powell (nee Richard Ewing Powell; m. June Allyson; ex of Joan Blondell)
American singer (I Only Have Eyes for You), producer, host & actor of radio, TV (Four Star Playhouse; The Dick Powell Theatre) and movies (42nd Street; The Bad and the Beautiful; Footlight Parade; I Want a Divorce; Meet the People; Murder My Sweet; Susan Slept Here) (born Nov. 14, 1904 – died Jan. 2, 1963; age 58). Dick Powell died of cancer. (Dick Powell 1958 Zane Grey Theater)
Veronica Lake (nee Constance Frances Marie Ockelman; aka Connie Keane)
American film actress (This Gun for Hire; Footsteps in the Snow; Variety Girl; Saigon; The Blue Dahlia; Hold That Blonde; So Proudly We Hail!; I Married a Witch; The Glass Key; Sullivan’s Travels; Slattery’s Hurricane) (born Nov. 14, 1922 – died July 7, 1973; age 50). Ex of Andre DeToth. Veronica Lake died of acute kidney injury & hepatitis. (Veronica Lake 1952: MGM)
Don Stewart (nee Donald Bruce Stewart)
American singer & actor of TV (Mike Bauer on Guiding Light; Lionel Lockridge on Santa Barbara; Eric Appleton on The Young and the Restless; Dragnet 1967; Knots Landing; The Virginian) and movies (Carnival Magic; American Ninja; Where Trails End) (born Nov. 14, 1935 – died Jan. 9, 2006; age 70). Don Stewart died of lung cancer. (Don Stewart 1981 Carnival Magic)
Rosemary DeCamp
American actress of radio (Dr. Christian), TV (Margaret on The Bob Cummings Show; The Life of Riley; That Girl; The Partridge Family), and movies (Hold Back the Dawn; From This Day Forward; By the Light of the Silvery Moon; The Story of Seabiscuit) (born Nov. 14, 1910 – died Feb. 20, 2001; age 90). Rosemary DeCamp died of pneumonia. (Rosemary DeCamp 1952 Photo: CBS Radio)
Eugene O’Brien (nee Louis O’Brien)
American actor of Broadway (The Builder of Bridges; Trelawny of the Wells) & silent movies (Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm; Poppy; Graustark; The Lieutenant Governor; The Romantic Age; The Moonstone; Flaming Love; Secrets; John Smith; De Luxe Annie; Channing of the Northwest; Gilded Lies; Fine Manners) (born Nov. 14, 1880 – died Apr. 29, 1966; age 85). (Eugene O’Brien 1918: Hartsook)
Louise Huff (sister of Justina Huff; ex of Edgar Jones)
American actress of Broadway & silent films (Seventeen; What Women Want; Great Expectations; The Ghost House; The Stormy Petrel; Disraeli; The Reward of Patience; The Lonesome Chap; Freckles; The Little Detective; What Money Can’t Buy; T’Other Dear Charmer; Heart of Gold; The Winthrop Diamonds) (born Nov. 14, 1895 – died Aug. 22, 1973; age 77). (Louise Huff 1914: Lubin)
Claude Monet (nee Oscar-Claude Monet; married Camille Condieux)
French artist, impressionist painting founder, known for painting figures & plein air” landscapes (Water Lilies; Impression, soleil levant; Le déjeuner sur l’herbe, The Woman in the Green Dress; The Beach at Sainte-Adresse; Women in the Garden; La plage de Trouville; Charing Cross Bridge) (born Nov. 14, 1840 – died Dec. 5, 1926; age 86). (Claude Monet c. 1867: Carolus-Duran)
Morton Downey (nee John Morton Downey; aka Morton James)
American songwriter, “The Irish Nightingale” singer, recording artist, performer & host of radio (Songs by Morton Downey; 1932 Radio Singer of the Year), TV (Star of the Family), & movies (The Devil’s Holiday; Syncopation) (born Nov. 14, 1901 – died Oct. 25, 1985; age 83). Ex of Barbara Bennett; father of Morton Downey, Jr. (Morton Downey Sr. 1931)
Jawaharlal Nehru (married Kamala Kakul; father of Indira Gandhi)
Indian lawyer, author (The Discovery of India), civil rights activist & nationalist (Salt March) who advocated Home Rule for India and Indian independence, & politician (First Prime Minister of India 1947-1964; Minister of External Affairs; Congress Party Leader; Lok Sabha Member of Parliament) (born Nov. 14, 1889 – died May 27, 1964; age 74). (Jawaharlal Nehru 1947)
Astrid Lindgren (nee Astrid Anna Emilia Ericsson)
Swedish writer and author of youth fantasy fiction books (Mio, My Son; The Brothers Lionheart) and children’s series (Pippi Longstocking; Bill Bergson; Six Bullerby Children; Lotta; Emil’s Pranks; Children’s Everywhere) (born Nov. 14, 1907 – died Jan. 28, 2002; age 94). Astrid Lindgren’s cause of death is unknown. (Astrid Lindgren 1960 Photo)
Austrian actor of TV (Butler Parker; Jackanory; Garrison’s Gorillas; I Spy: 12 O’Clock High; Death Valley Days) and feature films (The Blue Max; Escape from East Berlin; With Love in Mind; Tunnel 28; No Man’s Land; To Die in Paris) (born Nov. 14, 1927 – died June 6, 2019; age 91). Brother of Maria Schell and Maximilian Schell. (Carl Schell 1964 Quick, Let’s Get Married)
Seena Owen (nee Signe Auen; sister of Lillie Hayward; ex of George Walsh)
American screenwriter & actress of films (Victory; The Face in the Fog; Queen Kelly; Intolerance; The Gift Supreme; The Rush Hour; Branding Broadway; Shipwrecked; Back Pay; The Marriage Playground; The Lamb; Sinners in Love; The Blue Danube; Martha’s Vindication; The Sheriff’s Son) (born Nov. 14, 1894 – died Aug. 15, 1966; age 71). (Seena Owen 1923: Kenneth Alexander)
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