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Happy birthday to entertainers like Maureen McCormick, James Gunn, and Jonathan Silverman! Keep on reading to see who else is celebrating their birthday and some career highlights!
Actress Maureen McCormick (1956) played Marcia Brady on "The Brady Bunch" and returned to the role on "The Brady Brides." She rejoined the Brady cast for "A Very Brady Renovation" and later appeared Off-Broadway in "Pen Pals."
Actor Mark Strong (1963) joined the cast of "Our Friends in the North" before moving into films with "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy" and "Kingsman: The Secret Service." He later played Carmine Falcone on "The Penguin" and voices Trent Ikithon on "The Mighty Nein."
Director James Gunn (1966) began as a screenwriter on "Tromeo and Juliet" before directing "Slither" and the "Guardians of the Galaxy" trilogy. At DC, he created "Peacemaker," launched the studio's new shared universe with "Superman," and announced "Man of Tomorrow."
Actor Jonathan Silverman (1966) moved from "Brighton Beach Memoirs" on Broadway to its film adaptation, then followed it with "Weekend at Bernie's." He later led "The Single Guy" and returned to theaters with "The Floaters."
Songwriter Bobby Braddock (1940), Actress Erika Slezak (1946), Actress-journalist Holly Palance (1950), Singer Samantha Sang (1951), Music manager Louis Walsh (1952), Guitarist Eddie Ojeda of Twisted Sister (1955), Guitarist Pat Smear of Foo Fighters (1959), Author David Baldacci (1960), Fiddler Mark O'Connor (1961), Actress Janet McTeer (1961), Basketball player Patrick Ewing (1962), DJ Funkmaster Flex (1968), Singer Terri Clark (1968), Cellist Eicca Toppinen of Apocalyptica (1975), Chef David Chang (1977), Actor Jesse Williams (1981), Hurdler-bobsledder Lolo Jones (1982), Golfer Paula Creamer (1986), Actor Wi Ha-joon (1991), Actress-singer Olivia Holt (1997), Singer Yungblud (1997), Actress Josie Totah (2001), Basketball player Anthony Edwards (2001), Actor Albert Tsai (2004)
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