November 21st Birthdays

If you were born on November 21st, you share a celebrity birthday with these famous people:

Laurence Luckinbill (married Lucie Arnaz; ex of Robin Strasser)

American actor of movies (The Boys in the Band; Such Good Friends; The Promise; Cocktail; Messenger of Death; Star Trek V: The Final Frontier) and television (Frank Carver on The Secret Storm; Where the Heart Is; The Delphi Bureau), born November 21, 1934. (Laurence Luckinbill 1971 Dan August)

Marlo Thomas (nee Margaret Julia Thomas)

American children’s book author, Emmy-winning producer & actress of films & TV (That Girl; The Joey Bishop Show; Nobody’s Child; Law & Order: Special Victims Unit; Ally McBeal), born November 21, 1937. Daughter of Danny Thomas; married Phil Donahue. (Marlo Thomas 1961 Thriller) 

Juliet Mills (married Maxwell Caulfield)

Emmy Award-winning English actress of stage, television (Nanny and the Professor; Tabitha Lenox on Passions; Wild at Heart; Hot in Cleveland), and movies (Carry On Jack; The Rare Breed; Avanti!), sister of Hayley Mills and daughter of John Mills, born November 21, 1941. (Juliet Mills 1970 Photo)

Goldie Hawn (partner of Kurt Russell; ex of Bill Hudson)

Oscar-winning American actress of TV (Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In) & films (Cactus Flower; Foul Play; Shampoo; Private Benjamin; Bird on a Wire; The First Wives Club; Overboard; Butterflies Are Free; Swing Shift), born November 21, 1945. Mother of Oliver & Kate Hudson, Wyatt Russell. (Goldie Hawn: Pixabay)

Deborah Shelton (aka Debbie Shelton)

Miss USA 1970, American actress of television (Mandy Winger on Dallas; The Yellow Rose; The Clinic; High Tide; Hang Time; Fantasy Island) and films (Body Double; Hunk; Perfect Victims; Silk Degrees; Blood Type; Quiet Kill; Sins of the Night), born November 21, 1948. (Deborah Shelton 1982 Bloodtide)

Lorna Luft

American singer, actress & host of stage, television (Trapper John, M.D.; Loose Women; Murder, She Wrote), and movies (Grease 2; Where the Boys Are; My Giant; 54), daughter of Judy Garland & Sidney Luft, and half-sister of Liza Minnelli, born November 21, 1952. (Lorna Luft 2010 Photo: Greg Hernandez)

Cherry Jones (ex-partner of Sarah Paulson)

Tony & Emmy Award-winning American actress of stage, TV (Allison Taylor on 24; Frankie on Loving; 11.22.63; Transparent; American Crime; Awake), and movies (Julian Po; Light of Day; Signs; The Horse Whisperer; HouseSitter; The Village), born November 21, 1956. (Cherry Jones 2007: Kathleen Conklin)

Brian McNamara

American actor of TV (Michael Holden on Army Wives; The O.C.; Suddenly Susan; Murder, She Wrote; St. Elsewhere) and movies (Changing Hearts; Mystery Date; Short Circuit; The Flamingo Kid), born November 21, 1960. (Brian McNamara 2015 Kidnapped: The Hannah Anderson Story | Hybrid LLC)

Nicollette Sheridan (ex of Harry Hamlin; ex-fiance of Michael Bolton)

British-American fashion model, producer & actress of TV (Paige Matheson on Knots Landing; Edie Britt on Desperate Housewives; Dynasty; Paper Dolls; Lucky Chances) and movies (Beverly Hills Ninja; The Sure Thing), born November 21, 1963. (Nicollette Sheridan 2007 Photo: current events) 

Cheryl Hines

American TV producer (Campus Ladies), actress of TV (Cheryl David on Curb Your Enthusiasm; Dallas Royce on Suburgatory; Brothers & Sisters; Son of Zorn; In the Motherhood; This Close) and movies (Christmas Eve; Nine Lives), born November 21, 1965. (Cheryl Hines 2007 Photo: David Shankbone)

Björk (nee Björk Guðmundsdóttir)

Icelandic singer, music producer & songwriter (I’ve Seen It All; It’s Oh So Quiet; Big Time Sensuality; Earth Intruders; Human Behaviour), performer, composer & actress of movies (Dancer in the Dark; The Young Americans; Ready to Wear), born November 21, 1965. (Björk 2008 Photo: Bruce McAdam)

Troy Aikman (ex-partner of Lorrie Morgan)

College & Pro Football Hall of Fame 50+ American NFL quarterback (Dallas Cowboys – 1992, 1993 & 1995 Super Bowl champions), 1992 Super Bowl MVP, 1997 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year, and NFL sports commentator, born November 21, 1966. (Troy Aikman 2011 Photo: leahdi)

Ken Block (nee Kenneth Block)

American race car driver for Hoonigan Racing Division (Monster World Rally Team) on the FIA World Rallycross, Supercar, Global RallyCross, & World Rally Championship circuits, stunt driver (Gymkhana videos), and co-founder of D.C. Shoes, born November 21, 1967. (Ken Block 2008 Photo: Mike Tigas)

Ken Griffey Jr. (nee George Kenneth Griffey Jr.; son of Ken Griffey Sr.)

Baseball Hall of Fame American professional baseball player, MLB center-fielder (Seattle Mariners, Cincinnati Reds, Chicago White Sox), 10-time Gold Glove winner and 13-time MLB All-Star, with 630 career home runs, born November 21, 1969. (Ken Griffey Jr. 2016 Photo: Arturo Pardavila III)

Dahlia Salem

American actress of stage, television (Sofia Carlino on Another World; Claire Walsh on General Hospital; ER; The Naked Director; Now and Again), and films (The Nines; Cut!; New Port South; Paul Blart: Mall Cop), born November 21, 1971. (Dahlia Salem Painting: A. Hamilton)

Michael Strahan

Pro Football Hall of Fame, American NFL defensive end (New York Giants, 2007 Super Bowl champs), Daytime Emmy-winning TV football analyst & host (Fox NFL Sunday; Good Morning America; Live! with Kelly and Michael), born November 21, 1971. (Michael Strahan 2009 Photo: Felicia Juenke)

Rain Phoenix (nee Rain Joan of Arc Bottom)

American musician, singer & backup vocalist (R.E.M.; Red Hot Chili Peppers), film actress (O; Harry + Max; Even Cowgirls Get the Blues; Maid to Order; $pent; Always Worthy; Fuzzyhead), born November 21, 1972. Sister of Summer, River, & Joaquin Phoenix. (Rain Phoenix c. 2010s Painting: A. Hamilton)

(Jobyna Ralston 1923: Edwin Bower Hesser [colorized] | Corinne Griffith 1930: W.T. Benda)

Happy Birthday to everyone celebrating their birthday on November 21st!

Remember These November 21st Famous Birthdays

Joseph Campanella (brother of Frank Campanella)

American actor of movies and TV (Mannix; One Day at a Time; The Colbys; The Bold Ones: The Lawyers; The Doctors and the Nurses; Guiding Light; Days of Our Lives; Jonathan Young on The Bold and the Beautiful) (born Nov. 21, 1924 – died May 16, 2018; age 93). Joseph Campanella died of Parkinson’s disease complications. (Joseph Campanella 1971 Murder Once Removed)

Harold Ramis

American comedian, actor, TV and movie screenwriter, producer & director (SCTV; Animal House; Meatballs; Caddyshack; Stripes; Ghostbusters; Groundhog Day; Multiplicity; Analyze This; As Good As It Gets) (born Nov. 21, 1944 – died Feb. 24, 2014; age 69). Harold Ramis died of autoimmune inflammatory vasculitis complications. (Harold Ramis 2009 Photo: Justin Hoch)

Stan Musial (nee Stanislaw Francsizek Musial; “Stan the Man“)

Baseball Hall of Fame American Major League professional baseball player, MLB first baseman and outfielder, 3-time World Series champion (St. Louis Cardinals), 24-time All-Star, National League MVP (1943, 1946 & 1948) (born Nov. 21, 1920 – died Jan. 19, 2013; age 92). Stan Musial had Alzheimer’s Disease when he died. (Stan Musial 1953 Card Photo: Bowman Gum)

Corinne Griffith (nee Corinne Griffin; ex of Walter Morosco)

American silent film producer, actress & movie star (Black Oxen; Lilies of the Field; The Divine Lady; Back Pay; The Garden of Eden; Outcast; Mademoiselle Modiste; The Marriage Whirl; Infatuation; The Girl Problem; Thin Ice; The Tower of Jewels), & author (Papa’s Delicate Condition) (born Nov. 21, 1894 – died July 13, 1979; age 84). (Corinne Griffith 1919: Alfred Cheney Johnston)

Jobyna Ralston (nee Jobyna Lancaster Raulston; ex of Richard Arlen)

American WAMPAS Baby Star, Broadway & film actress (Wings; Girl Shy; Gigolo; The Kid Brother; Why Worry?; Lightning; The Power of the Press; The Big Hop; Black Butterflies; The Count of Ten; The Night Flyer; A Racing Romeo; The Three Must-Get-Theres; Special Delivery; Sheer Luck; Rough Waters) (born Nov. 21, 1899 – died Jan. 22, 1967; age 67) (Jobyna Ralston 1923: Edwin Bower Hesser)

Ralph Meeker (nee Ralph Rathgeber; ex of Salome Jens)

American actor of Broadway (Mister Roberts; Picnic), TV (Not For Hire; The F.B.I.; Ironside), and movies (Kiss Me Deadly; Code Two; Paths of Glory; Four in a Jeep; Glory Alley; Jeopardy; Gentle Giant; The Detective; The Naked Spur; The Anderson Tapes) (born Nov. 21, 1920 – died Aug. 5, 1988; age 67). Ralph Meeker died of a heart attack. (Ralph Meeker 1953 Code Two Photo)

Steve Brodie (nee John Stevenson or John Stephens; ex of Lois Andrews)

American actor of TV (The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp; Bonanza; Lassie; Perry Mason; Rawhide) and movies (Arson For Hire; Roustabout; Blue Hawaii; Desperate; Three Came to Kill; Winchester ’73; Sunset Pass; Crossfire; The Crimson Canary; Out of the Past) (born Nov. 21, 1919 – died Jan. 9, 1992; age 72). Steve Brodie died of cancer. (Steve Brodie 1961 Stagecoach West)

Michael Witney (nee Whitney Michael Armstrong; married Twiggy)

American actor of TV (The Travels of Jaimie McPheeters; Bonanza; Death Valley Days; Charlie’s Angels; Oil Strike North; The F.B.I.; The Richard Boone Show; Gunsmoke; Tarzan; Iron Horse; The Fugitive) & movies (Head On; W; ‘Doc’; Darling Lili; The Way West) (born Nov. 21, 1931 – died Nov. 30, 1983; age 52). Michael Witney died of a heart attack. (Michael Witney 1967 12 O’Clock High)

Alice Calhoun

American silent movie actress (Isle of Forgotten Women; Between Friends; The Man from Brodney’s; Hidden Aces; The Down Grade; The Trunk Mystery; A Hero of the Big Snows; The Everlasting Whisper; The Man on the Box; Pampered Youth; Code of the Wilderness; The Midnight Alarm) (born Nov. 21, 1900 – died June 3, 1966; age 65). (Alice Calhoun 1923 Photo: C. Heighton Monroe)

Voltaire (nee François-Marie Arouet)

French philosopher, satirist, historian, writer of letters, essays, poems, plays (Oedipe; Semiramis), novels (Candide; Zadig), non-fiction & biographies, etc. (The Elements of Sir Isaac Newton’s Philosophy; The Age of Louis XIV; Annals of the Empire – Charlemange, AD 742 – Henry VII 1313) (born Nov. 21, 1694 – died May 30, 1778; age 83). (Voltaire c. 1718 – 1724: Nicolas de Largilliere)

Foster Hewitt (son of W.A. Hewitt; father of Bill Hewitt)

Canadian Association of Broadcasters & Hockey Halls of Fame Canadian sports announcer (hockey, baseball, horse racing, etc.) of radio & TV (Hockey Night in Canada; 1972 Summit Series), radio station owner, WHL Vancouver Canucks co-owner, Foster Hewitt Memorial Award namesake (born Nov. 21, 1902 – died Apr. 21, 1985; age 82). (Foster Hewitt 1930)

Tom Horn

American Apache Wars U.S. Cavalry chief of scouts, rancher, cowboy, cattle rustling vigilante, gunman for hire & lawman – Deputy Sheriff in Arizona, Pinkerton detective (Wyoming, Colorado), Swan Land and Cattle Company, John C. Coble (born Nov. 21, 1860 – died Nov. 20, 1902; age 42). Tom Horn was found guilty of murder & executed (Tom Horn c. 1880s – 1902)

Samuel Cunard (son of Abraham Cunard)

British-Canadian businessman (timber, shipping, whaling, coal), Halifax Steamboat Company founder (1st steamship in Nova Scotia; mail & ferry service), cofounder of Cunard Steamships Limited ocean liners (transatlantic passenger, cargo & mail service), public servant (born Nov. 21, 1787 – died Apr. 28, 1865; age 77). (Samuel Cunard c. 1840s-1850s)

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