September 25th Birthdays
If you were born on September 25, you share a celebrity birthday with these famous people:
Josh Taylor (nee Tommy Tim Taylor; ex of Sandahl Bergman)
American actor of TV (Jack McKay on Beverly Hills, 90210; Michael Hogan on The Hogan Family / Valerie; Riker; Chris Kositchek / Roman Brady on Days of Our Lives; Guiding Light; The Young and The Restless) and movies (Waltz Across Texas), born September 25, 1943. (Josh Taylor 1981 Riker Promo: CBS)
Robert Walden (nee Robert Wolkowitz)
American actor of TV (Joe Rossi on Lou Grant; Joe Waters on Brothers; Happily Divorced; The Bold Ones: The New Doctors; Medical Center; The Rookies) and films (All the President’s Men; Capricorn One; The Hospital; Audrey Rose), born September 25, 1943. (Robert Walden 1973 The Marcus-Nelson Murders)
Michael Douglas (son of Kirk Douglas; married Catherine Zeta-Jones)
Oscar-winning American producer & actor of TV (Streets of San Francisco; The Kominsky Method) & films (One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest; Romancing the Stone; The China Syndrome; Basic Instinct; Wall Street; The Sentinel), born September 25, 1944. Ex-partner of Brenda Vaccaro. (Michael Douglas 1972)
Cheryl Tiegs (ex of Tony Peck, Peter Beard & Stan Dragoti)
American cover girl supermodel (Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issues; Time; Glamour; People; Vogue; Harper’s Bazaar), fashion designer and businesswoman (Sears clothing line; Cheryl Tiegs Sportswear), born September 25, 1947. (Cheryl Tiegs 1975 Cover Girl Commercial)
Mimi Kennedy (nee Mary Claire Kennedy)
American actress of stage, TV (Abby O’Neil on Dharma & Greg; Marjorie on Mom; Homefront; Savannah; The Two of Us; The Young and the Restless; Spencer), & movies (Midnight in Paris; Erin Brockovich; The Five-Year Engagement), born September 25, 1948. (Mimi Kennedy 1977 Photo: NBC)
Anson Williams (nee Anson William Heimlich)
American television actor (Potsie Weber on Happy Days) and director (The Secret Life of the American Teenager; Melrose Place; Beverly Hills, 90210; Sabrina, the Teenage Witch; SeaQuest 2032; Baywatch; Lizzie McGuire), born September 25, 1949. (Anson Williams 1973 Happy Days Photo: ABC TV)
Mark Hamill
American voice over artist & actor of video games, movies (Luke Skywalker in Star Wars films; Corvette Summer; The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia) and TV (Kent Murray on General Hospital; The Texas Wheelers), born September 25, 1951. (Mark Hamill 1975 The Texas Wheelers Photo: ABC TV)
Michael Madsen (brother of Virginia Madsen)
American film actor (Donnie Brasco; Executive Target; Species; Die Another Day; Reservoir Dogs; Thelma & Louise; Kill Bill movies; Fatal Instinct; Free Willy; A House in the Hills; Wyatt Earp; The Natural), born September 25, 1958. Ex of Georganne LaPiere; ex brother-in-law of Cher. (MichaelMadsenTM 2009)
Heather Locklear (ex of Tommy Lee & Richie Sambora)
American actress of TV (Sammy Jo on Dynasty; Amanda on Melrose Place; Stacy Sheridan on T. J. Hooker; Spin City; Hot in Cleveland; Franklin & Bash) & movies (Firestarter; Money Talks; The Perfect Man; Uptown Girls), born September 25, 1961. Ex-fiance of Jack Wagner. (Heather Locklear 1986 Promo: ABC)
Tate Donovan (ex-partner of Sandra Bullock; Jennifer Aniston)
American director & actor of movies (Memphis Belle; Love Potion No. 9; Clean and Sober; Argo; The Only Thrill; SpaceCamp; Shooter; Rocketman) and TV (Jimmy Cooper on The O.C.; 24: Live Another Day; Friends; Ally McBeal), born September 25, 1963. (Tate Donovan 2007 Photo: Jennifer H2525)
Scottie Pippen (ex of Larsa Pippen; father of Scotty Pippen Jr.)
Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame American pro basketball player, U.S Olympic “Dream Team” (1992) gold medalist, 7-time NBA All-Star forward (Chicago Bulls – 6x NBA champs; Houston Rockets; Portland Trail Blazers), born September 25, 1965. (Scottie Pippen 2009 Photo: Noraft)
Will Smith (nee Willard Carroll Smith Jr.; “The Fresh Prince“)
Grammy-winning American songwriter, singer, producer, comedian & actor of TV (The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air) & movies (Independence Day; Ali; The Pursuit of Happyness; Bad Boys; Men in Black; Enemy of the State), born September 25, 1968. Married Jada Pinkett. (Will Smith 2017: Georges Biard)
Catherine Zeta-Jones (married Michael Douglas)
Tony & Academy Award-winning Welsh dancer-actress of stage, TV (Feud: Bette and Joan; Queen America) and movies (Chicago; The Mask of Zorro; Entrapment; America’s Sweethearts; Intolerable Cruelty; The Terminal), born September 25, 1969. (Catherine Zeta-Jones 2005 Photo: John Harrison)
(Aldo Ray 1955 | Juliet Prowse 1960 G. I. Blues: Paramount Pictures)
Happy Birthday to everyone celebrating their birthday on September 25th!
Remember These September 25th Famous Birthdays
Ian Tyson (ex of Sylvia Fricker)
Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame singer-songwriter solo & with ex-wife Sylvia Tyson (Four Strong Winds; Someday Soon; Fifty Years Ago; Springtime in Alberta; Lights of Laramie), TV host (The Ian Tyson Show), & young adult fiction author (La Primera) (born Sept. 25, 1933 – died Dec. 29, 2022; age 89). (Ian Tyson: © Lee Gunderson / IanTyson.com, used by permission)
Barbara Walters (ex of Lee Guber, Merv Adelson)
Daytime Emmy Award-winning Television Hall of Fame American author, TV news hostess & journalist (The View; The Today Show; ABC Evening News; 20/20; 10 Most Fascinating People interviewer – Fidel Castro; Michael Jackson) (born Sept. 25, 1929 – died Dec. 30, 2022; age 93). (Barbara Walters 1976 Photo: ABC News)
Swedish translator, columnist, and author, co-creator with partner Per Wahlöö, of Police Detective Martin Beck crime fiction novels (The Laughing Policeman; Murder at the Savoy; The Man Who Went Up in Smoke; Roseanna) (born Sept. 25, 1935 – died Apr. 29, 2020; age 84). Maj Sjöwall died after a long illness. (Maj Sjöwall 2009 Photo: Dr. Jost Hindersmann Krimindoedel)
John Ericson (nee Joachim Alexander Ottokar Meibes)
German-American actor of stage, TV (Sam Bolt on Honey West; General Hospital; Zane Grey Theater; Climax!), movies (Pretty Boy Floyd; Oregon Passage; Teresa; The Student Prince; Rhapsody; Green Fire; Bedknobs and Broomsticks; Forty Guns; Bad Day at Black Rock) (born Sept. 23, 1926 – died May 3, 2020; age 93). (John Ericson 1960 Bonanza)
Phil Rizzuto (nee Philip Francis Rizzuto; “The Scooter“)
National Baseball Hall of Fame American pro baseball player, 5X MLB All-Star shortstop (New York Yankees – 10X American League Champions, 1950 American League MVP; 7X World Series Champions 1941, 1947, 1949-1953), Yankees radio & TV broadcaster for 40 years (1956 – 1996) (born Sept. 25, 1917 – died Aug. 13, 2007; age 89). (Phil Rizzuto 1950: Baseball Digest)
Aldo Ray (nee Aldo Da Re; ex of Jeff Donnell, Johanna Ray)
American film actor (God’s Little Acre; The Naked and the Dead; Battle Cry; We’re No Angels; Let’s Do It Again; Pat and Mike; The Marrying Kind; Nightfall; Sylvia; Nightmare in the Sun; Dead Heat on a Merry-Go-Round; The Green Berets; Three Stripes in the Sun; Men in War; Johnny Nobody) (born Sept. 25, 1926 – died Mar. 27, 1991; age 64). (Aldo Ray 1953 Miss Sadie Thompson Trailer)
Christopher Reeve
American actor of movies (Superman films; Somewhere in Time; Deathtrap; The Bostonians; The Aviator; Switching Channels; Speechless; Village of the Damned; Above Suspicion; Morning Glory) and TV (Ben Harper on Love of Life) (born Sept. 25, 1952 – died Oct. 10, 2004; age 52). Christopher Reeve died of infection complications. (Christopher Reeve 1985 Photo: Jbfrankel)
William Faulkner (nee William Cuthbert Falkner)
American screenwriter & author, winner of the 1949 Nobel Prize in Literature & a 2-time Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist (A Fable; The Reivers; The Sound and the Fury; Light in August; A Rose for Emily) (born Sept. 25, 1897 – died July 6, 1962; age 64). William Faulkner died of a heart attack. (William Faulkner 1918 Photo: Royal Flying Corps Reserves/ University of Toronto)
Glenn Gould (nee Glenn Herbert Gold)
Canadian Music Hall of Fame Juno & Grammy-winning child prodigy pianist, classical music concert performer (Bach; Beethoven; Mozart; Haydn, Brahms), recording artist (Goldberg Variations), art and music critic, radio & TV broadcaster, TV & film score composer (Slaughterhouse-Five) (born Sept. 25, 1932 – died Oct. 4, 1982; age 50). (Glenn Gould c. 1940: Gordon W. Powley)
Juliet Prowse (ex of John McCook; ex fiance of Frank Sinatra)
British Indian-South African dancer, singer & actress of stage, movies (G. I. Blues; Can-Can; The Fiercest Heart; The Right Approach; The Second Time Around; Run for Your Wife; Who Killed Teddy Bear) and TV (Mona McCluskey; The Love Boat) (born Sept. 25, 1936 – died Sept. 14, 1996; age 59). Ex-partner of Nico Minardos, Elvis Presley. (Juliet Prowse 1960 Photo: 20th Century Fox)
Shel Silverstein (nee Sheldon Allan Silverstein; “Uncle Shelby“)
Grammy Award-winning American Playboy travel cartoonist (Shel Silverstein Visits…), poet, children’s author (The Giving Tree), singer-songwriter (A Boy Named Sue; The Unicorn; The Cover of Rolling Stone; Sylvia’s Mother) (born Sept. 25, 1930 – died May 10, 1999; age 68). Shel Silverstein died of a heart attack. (Shel Silverstein 1960s Photo: Courtesy HarlanHoward.com)
Blacklisted American author, playwright, & film screenwriter (Cry, the Beloved Country; Smash-Up: The Story of a Woman; The Careless Years; Algiers; Good-bye Love; Our Blushing Brides; Party Wire; Blockade; Sahara; Action in the North Atlantic; Counter-Attack; Four Sons; Earthbound) (born Sept. 25, 1894 – died Aug. 11, 1977; age 82). (John Howard Lawson 1950 The Hollywood Ten)
American pianist, jazz and big band orchestra leader of stage (Hotel Astor), films (Moonlight and Pretzels), radio (Jack Denny and the Mount Royal Orchestra; Debutante Hour with Jack Denny and the Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra), recording artist (Nevertheless [I’m In Love With You]) (born Sept. 25, 1895 – died Sept. 15, 1950; age 54). (Jack Denny 1932 Photo: Radio Digest)
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