November 18th Birthdays
If you were born on November 18th, you share a celebrity birthday with these famous people:
Brenda Vaccaro
American actress of TV (Sara; Paper Dolls; Gypsy) & films (Summertree; Midnight Cowboy; Going Home; Once is Not Enough; Airport ’77; Capricorn One; The First Deadly Sin; Supergirl; The House by the Lake; Boynton Beach Club; I Love My Wife), born November 18, 1939. (Brenda Vaccaro 1969 Photo: ABC)
Margaret Atwood
Man Booker Prize-winning Canadian short story writer (Bluebeard’s Egg), poet (Expeditions), novelist (Oryx and Crake; The Edible Woman; Cat’s Eye; The Robber Bride; Surfacing; Alias Grace; The Blind Assassin), and Longpen inventor, born November 18, 1939. (Margaret Atwood 2006 Photo: Vanwaffle)
Linda Evans (nee Linda Evenstad; ex of John Derek)
American actress of TV (Dynasty; The Big Valley; Hunter; North and South, Book II; The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet) and movies (Twilight of Honor; Those Calloways; Avalanche Express; Tom Horn), born November 18, 1942. Ex-partner of Yanni. (Linda Evans 2018: by permission © Laura Schuman)
Susan Sullivan
American actress of television (Maggie Gioberti on Falcon Crest; Martha on Castle; Kitty on Dharma & Greg; Lenore on Another World; Rich Man, Poor Man – Book II; It’s A Living; The George Carlin Show) and movies (My Best Friend’s Wedding), born November 18, 1942. (Susan Sullivan 1976 Photo: ABC)
Kip Gilman (nee Kenneth David Gilman)
American musician, singer-songwriter, actor of stage, TV (Dr. Hank Kaplan on Nurses; Trapper John, M.D.; Studio 5-B; Foot in the Door; Loves Me, Loves Me Not; Jessica Novak; Dorothy), & movies (Big Baby; Atlas Shrugged II: The Strike), born November 18. (Kip Gilman 2018 Photo: Courtesy KipGilman.Com)
Jameson Parker (nee Francis Jameson Parker Jr.)
American actor of TV (A. J. Simon on Simon & Simon; Dale on Somerset; Brad on One Life to Live; Once an Eagle; Harold Robbins’ 79 Park Avenue; JAG) & film (The Bell Jar; A Small Circle of Friends; Jackals; Prince of Darkness; White Dog), born November 18, 1947. Married Darleen Carr. (Jameson Parker 1983)
Delroy Lindo
English-American actor of TV (Kidnapped; The Chicago Code; Believe; Blood & Oil) and movies (This Christmas; A Life Less Ordinary; Sahara; The Last Castle; Ransom; Broken Arrow; Get Shorty; Congo; Partners), born November 18, 1952. (Delroy Lindo 2000 Photo: Patrick McMullan / Peabody Awards)
Kevin Nealon
American comedian, host and actor of TV (Saturday Night Live; Doug Wilson on Weeds; Don Burns on Man with a Plan; Glenn Martin DDS; ‘Til Death; Hiller and Diller), and movies (Good Boy!; Daddy Day Care; Just Go With It), born November 18, 1953. (Kevin Nealon 2006 Photo: Sarahinvegas)
Warren Moon (nee Harold Warren Moon)
Pro Football Hall of Fame American CFL & NFL quarterback (Edmonton Eskimos – 5 Grey Cup Championships 1978-1982, 1980 & 1982 MVP; Houston Oilers; Minnesota Vikings; Seattle Seahawks), born November 18, 1956. (Warren Moon 2010 Photo: Brad Crooks)
Oscar Núñez
Cuban-American comedian and actor of stage, TV (Oscar Martinez on The Office; People of the Earth; Halfway Home; Benched; Worst Cooks in America; Shameless; Mr. Iglesias), and movies (The Proposal; Baywatch; DriverX), born November 18, 1958. (Oscar Núñez 2009 Photo: Ilya Haykinson)
Elizabeth Perkins (ex of Terry Kinney)
American actress of TV (Celia Hodes on Weeds; Sharp Objects; This is Us) and movies (Miracle on 34th Street; He Said, She Said; Big; Cats & Dogs; Moonlight and Valentino; About Last Night…; The Doctor; Indian Summer), born November 18, 1960. (Elizabeth Perkins 2008 Photo: Kristin Dos Santos)
Kirk Hammett
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame American songwriter & lead guitarist for Grammy Award-winning metal band Metallica (Enter Sandman; One; Until It Sleeps; The Memory Remains; The Day That Never Comes; The Unforgiven), born November 18, 1962. (Kirk Hammett 2013 Photo: Gage Skidmore)
Owen Wilson (brother of Luke Wilson, Andrew Wilson)
American film screenwriter, producer, & actor (Rushmore; Armageddon; The Royal Tenenbaums; Wedding Crashers; Marley & Me; As Good as It Gets; You, Shanghai Noon; Meet the Parents; You, Me and Dupree; The Haunting; I Spy), born November 18, 1968. (Owen Wilson 2007 Photo: Christopher Hays)
(Jameson Parker 1983 | Susan Sullivan 1976)
Happy Birthday to everyone celebrating their birthday on November 18th!
Remember These November 18th Famous Birthdays
Alan B. Shepard Jr.
American WWII U.S. Navy fighter pilot, 1950s test pilot, NASA astronaut (Mercury Seven 1959), first American to travel into space; the oldest person to walk on the moon at age 47 in 1971 (Apollo 14) (born Nov. 18, 1923 – died July 21, 1998; age 74). Cause of death for Alan Shepard was leukemia complications. (Alan B. Shepard Jr. 1960s Photo: NASA)
Imogene Coca (nee Emogeane Coca; married King Donovan)
Emmy Award-winning American comedic actress of stage, TV (Your Show of Shows; The Imogene Coca Show; Grindl; It’s About Time; As the World Turns; One Life to Live) and movies (Under the Yum Yum Tree) (born Nov. 18, 1908 – died June 2, 2001; age 92). Imogene Coca died of Alzheimer’s Disease complications. (Imogene Coca 1964 Grindl Photo: Screen Gems / NBC)
George Gallup (nee George Horace Gallup)
American statistical survey sampler, inventor of the Gallup public opinion poll, survey sampling techniques pioneer, founder of the American Institute of Public Opinion, and founder of Gallup International Association (born Nov. 18, 1901 – died July 26, 1984; age 82). Cause of death for George Gallup was a heart attack. (George Gallup Photo: The Gallup Organization)
Johnny Mercer (nee John Herndon Mercer)
Academy Award-winning American songwriter & singer (Moon River; Days of Wine and Roses; You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby; Hooray for Hollywood; That Old Black Magic; Baby, It’s Cold Outside; Blues in the Night; One For My Baby; Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah), co-founder of Capitol Records (born Nov. 18, 1909 – died June 25, 1976; age 66). (Johnny Mercer 1947: William P. Gottlieb)
David Hemmings (ex of Gayle Hunnicutt)
English actor of stage, TV & movies (Blowup; Camelot; The Charge of the Light Brigade; Alfred the Great; Juggernaut; Barbarella; The Walking Stick; Eye of the Devil; Murder by Decree; Power Play; The Love Machine) (born Nov. 18, 1941 – died Dec. 3, 2003; age 62). David Hemmings died of a heart attack. (David Hemmings 1976 Photo: Rob Mieremet / Dutch National Archives)
Frances Marion (nee Marion Benson Owens; married Fred Thomson)
Academy Award-winning American artist, reporter & WWI correspondent, suffragist, silent film director, and screenwriter (The Big House; The Champ; Min and Bill; The Love Light; The Poor Little Rich Girl; Humoresque; Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm; Just Around the Corner; The Song of Love) (born Nov. 18, 1888 – died May 12, 1973; age 84). Ex of George Hill. (Frances Marion 1919)
W. S. Gilbert (nee William Schwenck Gilbert)
English illustrator, poet, playwright, & lyricist (I Am the Very Model of a Modern Major-General; Three Little Maids), songwriter (with Arthur Sullivan) of light comic operas (The Pirates of Penzance; The Mikado; H.M.S. Pinafore; Iolanthe; Ruddigore; The Gondoliers; The Yeomen of the Guard; Trial by Jury) (born Nov. 18, 1836 – died May 29, 1911; age 74). (W.S. Gilbert c. 1882-1883-Elliott & Fry)
Louis Daguerre (nee Louis-Jacques-Mandé Daguerre)
French artist, panorama painter, theatre designer, scenic designer, diorama theatre inventor (Place du Château d’Eau displays: Roslin Chapel, The Black Forest; City of Rouen; Holyroodhouse Chapel; Chartres Cathedral; Valley of Sarnen), & pioneering photographer (daguerrotype process) (born Nov. 18, 1787 – died July 10, 1851; age 63). (Louis Daguerre 1844: E. Thiesson)
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