November 19th Birthdays
If you were born on November 19th, you share a birthday with these famous people:
American television actor (Two Faces West; Cannon; C. C. Capwell on Santa Barbara; Maxwell Jarvis on Days of Our Lives; Hazel; The F.B.I.; Death Valley Days; Barnaby Jones; Manhunt; Bonanza; Perry Mason; Get Smart; Mission: Impossible), born November 19, 1930. (Charles Bateman 1971 Dan August)
Dick Cavett is 84 (nee Richard Alva Cavett)
Emmy Award-winning American comedian, actor & host of TV (The Dick Cavett Show; The $10,000 Pyramid; Moe Everhardt on The Edge of Night; Another World), movies (Beetlejuice; Year of the Gun; Moon Over Parador), born November 19, 1936. (Dick Cavett 1967 What’s My Line)
Calvin Klein is 78
American founder of fashion design brands Calvin Klein Inc., (CKI) women’s apparel (jeans), menswear (“Calvins” underwear), toiletries and accessories (CK one Lifestyle perfumes & colognes; Watches + Jewelry), born November 19, 1942. (Calvin Klein 1979 Photo)
Dennis Hull is 76 (“The Silver Jet“)
Retired Canadian NHL All-Star hockey player (Chicago Black Hawks; Detroit Red Wings), comedian, public speaker, and author (The Third Best Hull), brother of Bobby Hull, uncle of Brett & Bart Hull, born November 19, 1944. (Dennis Hull 1977 Photo: Chicago Blackhawks / NHL)
American actress of TV (Lynn Holt on Family Law; Prison Break; Chicago Fire; Blue; The Waltons) and movies (I Never Promised You a Rose Garden; Apollo 13; Breakdown; The Hills Have Eyes; My Giant; Lifeguard; Hanky Panky; Airport ’77), born November 19, 1954. (Kathleen Quinlan 1975 Photo: CBS Television)
Glynnis O’Connor is 64
American actress of TV (Dawn / Margo on As The World Turns; Law & Order; Sons and Daughters) and movies (Ode to Billy Joe; Baby Blue Marine; Jeremy; California Dreaming; Night Crossing; Melanie; Johnny Dangerously), born November 19, 1956. (Glynnis O’Connor 1976 The Boy in the Plastic Bubble)
Scott Jacoby is 64
Emmy Award-winning American actor of stage, TV (That Certain Summer; One Life to Live; The Golden Girls; Marcus Welby, M.D.) and movies (The Anderson Tapes; Baxter!; The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane), born November 19, 1956. (Scott Jacoby 1973 Baxter! Photo: National General Pictures)
Allison Janney is 61
Emmy & Academy Award-winning American actress of stage, TV (C. J. Cregg on The West Wing; Bonnie Plunkett on Mom; Masters of Sex; Guiding Light) and movies (10 Things I Hate About You; The Help; I, Tonya; Six Days Seven Nights), born November 19, 1959. (Allison Janney 2008 Photo: The Heart Truth)
Meg Ryan is 59 (nee Margaret Mary Emily Anne Hyra)
American actress of movies (When Harry Met Sally; Sleepless in Seattle; Flesh and Bone; French Kiss; I.Q.; D.O.A.; The Presidio; You’ve Got Mail; Kate & Leopold; Innerspace; Proof of Life; In the Cut) and TV (Betsy Stewart on As the World Turns), born November 19, 1961. (Meg Ryan 2009 Photo: David Shankbone)
Jodie Foster is 58 (nee Alicia Christian Foster)
Academy Award-winning American actress of movies (Taxi Driver; Contact; The Accused; The Silence of the Lambs; Anna and the King; The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane) & TV (My Three Sons; The Courtship of Eddie’s Father; Paper Moon), born November 19, 1962. (Jodie Foster 1970 Daniel Boone)
Terry Farrell is 57 (nee Theresa Lee Farrell)
American actress of television (Lt. Commander Jadzia Dax on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine; Reggie Kostas on Becker; Paper Dolls) and movies (Deep Core; Red Sun Rising; Reasons of the Heart; Back to School; Off the Mark; Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth), born November 19, 1963. (Terry Farrell 2009 Photo: Tim Drury)
Jason Scott Lee is 54
American actor of movies (The Jungle Book; Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story; Balls of Fury; Rapa-Nui; Map of the Human Heart; Murder in Mind; Soldier; Arabian Nights; Timecop 2: The Berlin Decision) and TV (Hawaii Five-0; Arabian Nights), born November 19, 1966. (Jason Scott Lee 2002 Photo: Layne Luna
Gail Devers is 54 (nee Yolanda Gail Devers)
National Track and Field Hall of Fame retired American sprinter and hurdler, 3-time Olympic gold medalist (1992 Barcelona 100m; 1996 Atlanta 100m & 4x100m relay), 5-time World Champion (1993, 1995, 1997, 1999), born November 19, 1966. (Gail Devers 2011 Photo: Trackinfo)
Rocco DiSpirito is 54
American chef (Union Pacific; Rocco’s), TV judge and host (Now Eat This!; Rocco’s Dinner Party; Rocco Gets Real; Now Eat This! With Rocco DiSpirito), and cookbook author (Rocco’s Italian American; Rocco’s Five Minute Flavor), born November 19, 1966. (Rocco DiSpirito 2008 Photo: Sheri Wetherell)
(Buck Deer, Teutoburg Forest, Germany Photo: Philipp Pilz via Unsplash)
Happy Birthday to everyone celebrating their birthday on November 19th!
And remembering
Larry King (nee Lawrence Harvey Zeiger)
American journalist (Miami Beach Sun), interviewer, actor & host of radio (The Larry King Show) and television (Larry King Live; Larry King Now; PoliticKING with Larry King; Miami Undercover; Larry King Show; American Crime Story) (born Nov. 19, 1933 – died Jan. 23, 2021; age 87). Larry King had COVID-19 before he died. (Larry King 1971 Photo: Miami P.D.)
Gene Tierney
American movie actress (Heaven Can Wait; Laura; The Ghost and Mrs. Muir; The Pleasure Seekers; Leave Her to Heaven; Advise and Consent; Dragonwyck; Whirlpool; Belle Starr; The Razor’s Edge; The Mating Season; Never Let Me Go; Heaven Can Wait; Tobacco Road) (born Nov. 19, 1920 – died Nov. 6, 1991; age 70). Gene Tierney died of emphysema. (Gene Tierney 1940s Photo)
Dan Haggerty
American animal trainer and actor of TV (The Life and Times of Grizzly Adams) and movies (The Adventures of Frontier Fremont; King of the Mountain; Legend of the Wild; Escape to Grizzly Mountain; Ladies Night; Hex; The Chilling; Abducted; Elves) (born Nov. 19, 1941 – died Jan. 15, 2016; age 74). Dan Haggerty died of spinal cancer. (Dan Haggerty 1978 Photo: Alan Light)
Roy Campanella (“Campy“)
Baseball Hall of Fame American MLB baseball player (catcher) in the Mexican, Negro & Major Leagues (Brooklyn Dodgers), 1955 World Series champion and 3-time MVP (1951, 1953, & 1955) (born Nov. 19, 1921 – died June 26, 1993; age 71). Roy Campanella was paralyzed in a 1958 car accident; he died of heart failure. (Roy Campanella 1953 Photo: Bowman Gum)
Emmy Award-winning British-American voice-over actor (Scrooge McDuck; Farmer Smurf), actor of stage, radio & TV (The Alan Young Show; Wilbur Post on Mr. Ed), and movies (Aaron Slick from Punkin Crick; Margie; The Time Machine; Androcles and the Lion) (born Nov. 19, 1919 – died May 19, 2016; age 96). Alan Young died of natural causes. (Alan Young 1945 Photo: Radio Romances)
Hiram Bingham (nee Hiram Bingham III)
American scholar and university professor (Harvard, Princeton) of Latin American history, discoverer of the Incan city of Machu Picchu in 1911 (Yale Peruvian Expedition), WWI aviator, and & Connecticut U.S. Senator (born Nov. 19, 1875 – died June 6 1956; age 80). Cause of death for Hiram Bingham is unknown. (Hiram Bingham 1916 Photo: Harris & Ewing)
Tommy Dorsey (nee Thomas Francis Dorsey Jr.)
American trombonist and orchestra leader (Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra – I’ll Never Smile Again) host & performer of TV (Stage Show; The Jackie Gleason Show; Around the Town) and movies (The Fabulous Dorseys), (born Nov. 19, 1905 – died Nov. 26, 1956; age 51). Tommy Dorsey choked and died in his sleep. (Tommy Dorsey 1955 Stage Show Photo: CBS TV)
Griffith Jones (nee Harold Jones)
English movie actor (Account Rendered; Hidden Homicide; Notorious Gentleman; The Wicked Lady; The Avengers; A Yank at Oxford; The Sea Shall Not Have Them; Good-Time Girl; The Scarlet Web; Escape Me Never; The Crowning Touch) (born Nov. 19, 1909 – died Jan. 30, 2007; age 97). Griffith Jones died of natural causes. (Griffith Jones 1934 The Rise of Catherine the Great)
George Regas (nee Yorgios Regaskos)
Greek-American actor of stage and films (The Mark of Zorro; Daniel Boone; The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes; The Cat and the Canary; Robin Hood of El Dorado; The Californian; Sea Fury; The Dangerous Moment; The Love Light; Rose-Marie) (born Nov. 19, 1890 – died Dec. 13, 1940; age 50). George Regas died after an operation for a throat infection). (George Regas 1920 Photo: Camera!)
American actor of stage, TV (Perry Mason; 77 Sunset Strip; The Virginian; Gunsmoke; Hawaiian Eye; Thriller), and movies (It Could Happen to You; Rags to Riches; Gangs of New York; Borrowed Hero; Saboteur; Mary Burns, Fugitive; Let Us Live; Close-Up) (born Nov. 19, 1908 – died May 7, 1976; age 67). Alan Baxter had cancer when he died. (Alan Baxter 1940 Santa Fe Trail)
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