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Happy birthday to entertainers like Tommy Lee Jones, Oliver Stone, and Tom Hardy! Keep on reading to see who else is celebrating their birthday and some career highlights!
Actor Tommy Lee Jones (1946) took home Best Supporting Actor as U.S. Marshal Samuel Gerard in "The Fugitive," then put on the black suit and shades as Agent K in the "Men in Black" films. He's the sheriff in "No Country for Old Men," picked up another Oscar nomination for "Lincoln," and joins season two of "The Lowdown."
Director Oliver Stone (1946) got his first Oscar for writing "Midnight Express," then turned his own Vietnam tour into Best Director for "Platoon." He's the man behind Gordon Gekko in "Wall Street," grabbed a second directing Oscar for "Born on the Fourth of July," and recently profiled a Brazilian president in the documentary "Lula."
Actress Fernanda Torres (1965) was 20 when she won Best Actress at Cannes for "Love Me Forever or Never," then cleared Brazil's streets on Friday nights with "Os Normais." Her turn in "I'm Still Here" made her the first Brazilian to win the Golden Globe for Best Actress in a Drama and only the second Brazilian nominated for the Best Actress Oscar, after her mother.
Actor Josh Charles (1971) broke out in "Dead Poets Society," talked fast on "Sports Night," and got two Primetime Emmy nominations as Will Gardner on "The Good Wife." He turned up as a Gilead commander on "The Handmaid's Tale" and now headlines "Best Medicine."
Actor Tom Hardy (1977) played notorious English prisoner Charles Bronson in "Bronson" and growled through Bane's mask in "The Dark Knight Rises." He's got an Oscar nomination for "The Revenant," played both Eddie Brock and Venom across the trilogy, and now he's the fixer for a London crime family on "MobLand."
Actor Ben Schwartz (1981) picked up a Primetime Emmy for co-writing the opening number at the 81st Academy Awards, then stole scenes as Jean-Ralphio Saperstein on "Parks and Recreation." He played a ruthless consultant on "House of Lies," voiced Dewey Duck on "DuckTales," and has been Sonic across three "Sonic the Hedgehog" films with a fourth on the way.
TV personality Heidi Montag (1986) came up on "The Hills" and dropped her debut album "Superficial" at the peak of it. Fans pushed that record onto the Billboard 200 for the first time 15 years later, and she's since put out a third album, "Masterpiece," and climbed into a Snow Cone costume on "The Masked Singer."
Actress Carmen Maura (1945), Director Ron Shelton (1945), Wrestling manager Theodore Long (1947), Director Deepa Mehta (1950), Musician Kelly Keagy of Night Ranger (1952), Actor Brad Leland (1954), Actor Barry Shabaka Henley (1954), Voice actor Bruce Reitherman (1955), Director Paweł Pawlikowski (1957), Screenwriter Ed Solomon (1960), TV personality Lisa Vanderpump (1960), Musician Mitch Dorge of Crash Test Dummies (1960), Football player Dan Marino (1961), Actor Colin McFarlane (1961), Director Rebecca Miller (1962), Voice actor Scott McNeil (1962), Musician Doyle Wolfgang von Frankenstein of Misfits (1964), Actor Danny Nucci (1968), DJ Kay Gee of Naughty by Nature (1969), Actress Ramya Krishnan (1970), Voice actress Colleen O'Shaughnessey (1971), Comedian Jimmy Carr (1972), Queen Letizia of Spain (1972), Director Jonathan Liebesman (1976), Voice actor Rob Wiethoff (1976), Author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie (1977), Model Sophie Dahl (1977), Actress Marisa Ramirez (1977), Actress Caterina Murino (1977), Musician Zach Filkins of OneRepublic (1978), Actor Dave Annable (1979), Actress Amy Davidson (1979), Prince Harry (1984), YouTuber Jenna Marbles (1986), Actress Kate Mansi (1987), Actor Christian Cooke (1987), Actress Chelsea Kane (1988), Actor John Bradley (1988), Actor Matt Shively (1990), Actress-comedian Megan Stalter (1990), Musician Lee Jung-shin of CNBLUE (1991), Actor Jake Cherry (1996), Rapper Felix of Stray Kids (2000)
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