September 12th Birthdays
If you were born on September 12th you share a celebrity birthday with these famous people:
Anne Helm (aka Annie Helm; sister of Peter Helm; ex of Robert Viharo)
Canadian actress of TV (General Hospital; Run for Your Life; The F.B.I.; Route 66; Wagon Train; Bonanza; The Virginian) and movies (Follow That Dream; Unkissed Bride; Nightmare in Wax; The Swingin’ Maiden; Honeymoon Hotel; The Magic Sword), born September 12, 1938. (Anne Helm 1967 12 O’Clock High)
Linda Gray (ex of Ed Thrasher)
American model & actress of stage, TV (Sue Ellen Ewing on Dallas; All That Glitters; Models Inc.; Melrose Place; Hollyoaks; The Bold and the Beautiful; Hilton Head Island), and movies (Oscar; Hidden Moon; The Flight of the Swan), born September 12, 1940. (Linda Gray 2009 Photo: Charlie Llewellin)
Maria Muldaur (nee Maria Grazia Rosa Domenica D’Amato)
American blues, country, and folk musician, and singer solo (Midnight at the Oasis; Walking the Blues; Heart of Mine; Sweet Lovin’ Ol’ Soul; Any Ole Time), with the Even Dozen Jug Band, and a Grateful Dead backing vocalist, born September 12, 1942. (Maria Muldaur 1969 Photo: Ed Yourdon)
Michael Ondaatje (nee Philip Michael Ondaatje)
Sri Lankan-Canadian Giller & Booker prize-winning novelist (The English Patient; Anil’s Ghost; Coming Through Slaughter; The Cat’s Table; Warlight; In the Skin of a Lion; Running in the FAmily), and poet (The Collected Works of Billy the Kid), born September 12, 1943. (Michael Ondaatje 2017 Photo: Andy Langbon)
Joe Pantoliano (nee Joseph Peter Pantoliano)
Emmy Award-winning American producer & actor of TV (Ralph Cifaretto on The Sopranos) and films (Risky Business; The Goonies; Memento; Bad Boys; The Matrix; The Idolmaker; Eddie and the Cruisers; The Mean Season; La Bamba), born September 12, 1951. (Joe Pantoliano 2006 Photo: sagindie)
Rachel Ward (married Bryan Brown)
English-Australian director and actress of TV (Meggie on The Thorn Birds; Monarch Cove) and movies (Against All Odds; Sharky’s Machine; After Dark, My Sweet; Christopher Columbus: The Discovery; Dead Men Don’t Wear Plaid), born September 12, 1957. (Rachel Ward 1983 The Thorn Birds Trailer)
Amy Yasbeck (married John Ritter; step-mother of Jason Ritter)
American actress of TV (Casey Davenport on Wings; Days of Our Lives; Generations; Magnum, P.I.) and movies (The Mask; Pretty Woman; Problem Child films; Robin Hood: Men in Tights), born September 12, 1962. (Amy Yasbeck 2006 The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson: The Jayleno Fly)
Louis C. K. (nee Louis Székely)
Grammy & Emmy Award-winning American-Mexican comedian, writer & actor of stage, TV (Louie; Late Night With Conan O’Brien; Parks and Recreation; Lucky Louie; Better Things; Baskets) and movies (Trumbo), born September 12, 1967. (Louis C. K. 2013 Photo: Anders Krusberg / Peabody Awards)
Grammy-winning American country music singer & songwriter of Sugarland (It Happens; Already Gone; Who Says You Can’t Go Home), actress of music videos, movies, & TV (The Righteous Gemstones; Dolly Parton’s Coat of Many Colors), born September 12, 1974. (Jennifer Nettles 2021: The Tony Awards)
(Alice Lake 1920: Evans L.A. | Maurice Chevalier 1930: Richee)
Happy Birthday to everyone celebrating their birthday on September 12th!
Remember These September 12th Famous Birthdays
George Chuvalo (nee Jure Čuvalo)
World Boxing Hall of Fame, Ontario and Canadian Sports Hall of Fame professional boxer (fought Muhammed Ali twice, never knocked down), 5-time national Canadian Heavyweight Boxing Champion, actor of TV & films (Last Man Standing; The Fly; Sicilian Vampire; Stone Cold Dead) (born Sept. 12, 1937 – died Sept. 12, 2026; age 89). (George Chuvalo c 1965 [colorized])
Peter Scolari
Emmy Award-winning American actor of stage, TV (Michael Harris on Newhart; Honey, I Shrunk the Kids: The TV Show; Bosom Buddies; Girls; Goodtime Girls; Dweebs; Gotham), and movies (The Rosebud Beach Hotel; That Thing You Do!) (born Sept. 12, 1955 – died Oct. 22, 2021; age 66). Peter Scolari died of leukemia. (Peter Scolari 2010 Photo: Cristina V)
Ian Holm (aka Sir Ian Holm Cuthbert; ex of Penelope Wilton)
Tony Award-winning British actor of stage, TV, & movies (Chariots of Fire; The Aviator; Time Bandits; Alien; The Fifth Element; Old Bilbo in The Hobbit movies; The Lord of the Rings; The Day After Tomorrow; Young Winston; From Hell) (born Sept. 12, 1931 – died June 19, 2020; age 88). Ian Holm had Parkinson’s disease before he died. (Ian Holm 2004 Photo: CossieMoJo @ English Wikipedia)
Neil Peart
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Canadian-American author, Drummer Hall of Fame musician and songwriter for Canadian rock band Rush (Closer to the Heart; The Spirit of Radio; Limelight; New World Man; Tom Sawyer; YYZ; Working Man; Freewill) (born Sept. 12, 1952 – died Jan. 7, 2020; age 67). Neil Peart died of brain cancer. (Neil Peart 1981 Photo: Mercury / Phonogram, Inc.)
Dorothea Benton Frank (nee Dorothea Olivia Benton)
American best-selling author of novels set in South Carolina (Porch Lights; All the Single Ladies; Queen Bee; Folly Beach; Sullivan’s Island; Lowcountry Summer; Bulls Island) (born Sept. 12, 1951 – died Sept. 2, 2019; age 67). Dorothea Benton Frank died of myelodysplastic syndrome (cancer) complications. (Dorothea Benton Frank 2006 Full of Grace Press Kit Photo: www.dotfrank.com)
Jesse Owens (nee James Cleveland Owens)
IAAF Hall of Fame world record-setting American track and field athlete, winner of 8 NCAA championships (1935-1936), and 4 gold medals at the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games (100 m; 4 x 100m relay; long jump) (born Sept. 12, 1913 – died Mar. 31, 1980; age 66). Jesse Owens was a heavy smoker and died of lung cancer. (Jesse Owens 1936 Photos: Acme News Photos)
George Jones (ex of Tammy Wynette)
Grammy-winning Country Music Hall of Fame American singer-songwriter (The Race is On; White Lightning; Tender Years; She Thinks I Still Care; Walk Through This World With Me; He Stopped Loving Her Today; Yesterday’s Wine) (born Sept. 12, 1931 – died Apr. 26, 2013; age 81). George Jones died of hypoxic respiratory failure. (George Jones 1980: Anthony Darius / Epic)
Dickie Moore (nee John Richard Moore Jr.)
American youth actor of TV & films (Dickie in Our Gang / Little Rascals; Cody of the Pony Express; Sergeant York; Oliver Twist; Little Men; Eight Iron Men; So Big; A Dispatch From Reuters; 16 Fathoms Deep; Bad Boy; The Devil is Driving; Out of the Past; Happy Land), author, & 5th husband of Jane Powell (born Sept. 12, 1925 – died Sept. 7, 2015; age 89). (Dickie Moore 1944 Photo: RKO)
Canadian-American innovative fashion designer of swimsuits (Rose Marie Reid & Marina Del Mar bathing suit brands) using foundation garment concepts (tummy-tuck panels; inner brassieres, brief skirts), Sports Illustrated 1958 American Sportswear Design Award winner (born Sept. 12, 1906 – died Dec. 16, 1978; age 72). (Rose Marie Reid 1945: Don Coltman)
Barry White (nee Barry Eugene Carter)
American songwriter (Walkin’ in the Rain with the One I Love) & singer (You’re the First, the Last, My Everything; I’m Gonna Love You Just a Little More Baby; Can’t Get Enough of Your Love, Babe; It’s Ecstasy When you Lay Down Next to Me; Never Never Gonna Give Ya Up) (born Sept. 12, 1944 – died July 4, 2003; age 58). Barry White died months after a stroke. (Barry White 1976-78 Photo)
Edward Binns (married Elizabeth Franz)
American character actor of stage, 500+ TV roles (The Nurses; Brenner; It Takes a Thief; Dr. Kildare; Pentagon U.S.A.; Danger), and movies (12 Angry Men; North by Northwest; Compulsion; Oliver’s Story; Vice Squad; Judgment at Nuremberg; The Plainsman) (born Sept. 12, 1916 – died Dec. 4, 1990; age 74). Edward Binns died of a heart attack. (Edward Binns 1965 Seaway)
Desmond Llewelyn
Welsh actor of TV (The Colonel on Follyfoot), and Q in James Bond movies (Goldfinger; Thunderball; You Only Live Twice; From Russia With Love; Chitty Chitty Bang Bang; Moonraker; Octopussy; Goldeneye; License to Kill; A View to a Kill) (born Sept. 12, 1914 – died Dec. 19, 1999; age 85). Desmond Llewelyn died after a car accident. (Desmond Llewelyn 1983 Photo: Towpilot)
Irene Dailey (sister of Dan Dailey)
Daytime Emmy-winning American actress of stage, TV (Liz Matthews on Another World 1976-1992; Pamela Stewart on The Edge of Night) and movies (Five Easy Pieces; No Way to Treat a Lady; The Amityville Horror; The Grissom Gang; Daring Game) (born Sept. 12, 1920 – died Sept. 24, 2008; age 88). Irene Dailey died of colon cancer. (Irene Dailey 1972 Photo: Edmund Jarecki)
Alice Lake ex of Robert Williams;
American silent film dancer-actress (Oh Doctor!; Uncharted Seas; Untamed Justice; Dancing Cheat; Runaway Girls; Obey Your Husband; Broken Hearts of Broadway; Red Lights; The Lion’s Den; Modern Matrimony; The Texas Sphinx; The Hole in the Wall; Moonshine; I Am the Law) (born Sept. 12, 1895 – died Nov. 15, 1967; age 72). Alice Lake died of a heart attack. (Alice Lake 1922)
Billy Gilbert (nee William Gilbert Barron; married Ella McKenzie)
American actor of TV & films (Three of a Kind; The Great Dictator; Spotlight Scandals; Angels With Broken Wings; Forged Passport; Always a Bridesmaid; Arabian Nights; Valley of the Sun; One Night in Lisbon; Seven Sinners; Safari; Espionage) (born Sept. 12, 1894 – died Sept. 23, 1971; age 77). Billy Gilbert died of a stroke. (Billy Gilbert 1944 Photo: Mercury Artists Corp)
Paul Walker (nee Paul William Walker IV)
American actor of TV (The Young and the Restless; Throb) & movies (The Fast and the Furious; Eight Below; Furious 7; Fast Five; Running Scared; Hours; Takers; The Lazarus Project; Joy Ride; Into the Blue; Timeline; Varsity Blues; She’s All That; Flags of Our Fathers) (born Sept. 12, 1973 – died Nov. 30, 2013; age 40). Paul Walker died in a single vehicle car accident. (Paul Walker 2011: Jack Zalium)
H.L. Mencken (nee Henry Louis Mencken; married Sara Haardt)
American satirist, critic, essayist, nationally syndicated columnist & journalist (Scopes “Monkey Trial”; Valentino; Aimee Semple McPherson grand jury inquiry; the bathtub hoax), & non-fiction author (The American Language; George Bernard Shaw: His Plays; In Defense of Women; Making a President) (born Sept. 12, 1880 – died Jan. 29, 1956; age 75). (H.L. Mencken 1926)
Maurice Chevalier (ex of Yvonne Vallée; ex-partner of Fréhel, Mistinguett)
French singer (Thank Heaven for Little Girls), actor of stage & films (Gigi; The Love Parade; In Search of the Castaways; Can-Can; The Big Pond; One Hour With You; A New Kind of Love; Fanny; The Merry Widow; Man About Town) , & WWI POW (born Sept. 12, 1888 – died Jan. 1, 1972; age 83). Maurice Chevalier died of kidney failure. (Maurice Chevalier 1930s: Paramount Pictures)
Alfred A. Knopf (nee Alfred Abraham Knopf; married Blanche Wolf Knopf)
American co-founder of Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., publisher of magazines (The American Mercury) & books by Joseph Conrad, D.H. Lawrence, W. Somerset Maugham, Dashiell Hammett, H.L. Mencken, etc., & author (Portrait of a Publisher) (born Sept. 12, 1892 – died Aug. 11, 1984; age 91). Half-brother of Edwin H. Knopf; father of Alfred A. Knopf Jr. (Alfred A. Knopf c. 1935 Painting)
Lorenzo II de’ Medici
Ruler of Florence, Duke of Urbino; son of Piero the Unfortunate; grandson of Lorenzo the Magnificent; married Madeleine de La Tour d’Auverge (House of Bourbon); father of Alessandro de’ Medici (1st Duke of Florence) & Catherine de’ Medici (Queen Consort of France to King Henry II) (born Sept. 12, 1492 – died May 4, 1519; age 26). (Lorenzo II de’ Medici c. 1516-1519: Raphael)
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