🎬 Academy Awards (Oscars) Chronological History Timeline

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Chronological Timeline (737 Entries)

  1. [1867] Albert Bassermann — Esteemed German stage and screen actor, celebrated for his dramatic versatility.
  2. [1868] George Arliss — Pioneering English actor, author, and playwright, celebrated for his biopics.
  3. [1876] Maria Ouspenskaya — Pioneering Russian actress and acting teacher, celebrated on both European and Hollywood stages.
  4. [1878] Lionel Barrymore — Iconic American actor, director, and screenwriter of the early to mid-20th century.
  5. [1879] Edward Steichen — Pioneering photographer, painter, and curator known for fashion and portraiture.
  6. [1883] Douglas Fairbanks — Iconic silent film star, known for swashbuckling roles and founding United Artists.
  7. [1883] Walter Huston — Pioneering Canadian actor and singer, patriarch of the famed Huston acting dynasty.
  8. [1884] Emil Jannings — Pioneering German actor, first to win the Academy Award for Best Actor.
  9. [1885] Edna Ferber — Pioneering American novelist celebrated for sweeping tales of life and passion.
  10. [1885] Erich von Stroheim — Visionary Austrian-American director and actor of the silent film era.
  11. [1885] Karen Blixen — Danish author celebrated for 'Out of Africa' and evocative storytelling.
  12. [1885] Wallace Beery — Versatile American actor known for dramatic roles and winning major awards.
  13. [1886] Ma Rainey — The "Mother of the Blues," Ma Rainey defined early blues through powerful vocals and vaudeville energy.
  14. [1886] Michael Curtiz — Prolific Hungarian-American director, key figure in Hollywood's Golden Age.
  15. [1886] Victor McLaglen — British-American actor and boxer known for John Ford's films and winning Best Actor for The Informer.
  16. [1886] Willis H. O'Brien — Pioneering special effects and stop-motion animator, famous for King Kong and The Lost World.
  17. [1888] Barry Fitzgerald — Esteemed Irish actor known for his versatile stage and screen performances.
  18. [1888] Edith Evans — Esteemed English actress celebrated for her stage mastery and iconic roles.
  19. [1888] Frances Marion — Pioneering American screenwriter, director, and author of the 20th century.
  20. [1888] Irving Berlin — Master songwriter whose works defined the Great American Songbook.
  21. [1888] Maurice Chevalier — Iconic French singer, actor, and entertainer known for his signature style and Broadway success.
  22. [1888] Max Steiner — Pioneering composer of Hollywood's Golden Age, often called the 'father of film music'.
  23. [1889] Claude Rains — Iconic character actor known for playing cultured villains in Hollywood's Golden Age.
  24. [1889] Victor Fleming — Pioneering American director, cinematographer, and producer of classic Hollywood epics.
  25. [1889] Warner Baxter — American film actor known for playing charismatic Western bandits and starring in over 100 films.
  26. [1890] Stan Laurel — English comedian famous for the duo Laurel and Hardy, known for music hall roots.
  27. [1891] Michael Chekhov — Pioneering Russian-American actor, director, and theatre theorist.
  28. [1891] Ronald Colman — Iconic British actor whose career spanned silent film to Hollywood stardom.
  29. [1892] Alfred Lunt — Esteemed American actor, celebrated for his stage partnership with Lynn Fontanne.
  30. [1892] Ernst Lubitsch — Master of urbane comedy, Ernst Lubitsch defined Hollywood's elegant cinematic style.
  31. [1892] Margaret Rutherford — Esteemed English actress celebrated for stage, film, and television roles.
  32. [1892] Mary Pickford — Pioneering actress and producer, known as the "Queen of the Movies".
  33. [1892] Thomas Mitchell (actor) — Esteemed American character actor, writer, and director of the Golden Age.
  34. [1892] William Powell — American actor celebrated for his film career, especially with Myrna Loy.
  35. [1893] Cedric Gibbons — Pioneering American art director, famed for designing the Oscar statuette and winning 11 Academy Awards.
  36. [1893] Dorothy Parker — Caustic American poet, wit, and literary critic known for sharp urban observations.
  37. [1893] Fay Bainter — Acclaimed American actress known for her roles in Golden Age cinema and stage productions.
  38. [1893] Hattie McDaniel — Pioneering American actress, singer, and comedian, known for her Oscar win.
  39. [1893] Leslie Howard — Iconic English actor and writer, celebrated for his roles in Hollywood and Britain.
  40. [1894] Ben Hecht — Pioneering American writer, playwright, and screenwriter whose works defined early cinema and Broadway.
  41. [1894] Jean Renoir — Master French filmmaker, celebrated for his blend of irony, tenderness, and humanism.
  42. [1894] John Ford — Master of the American West, John Ford defined Hollywood's cinematic vision.
  43. [1894] King Vidor — Pioneering American film director known for depicting social struggles and the American spirit.
  44. [1894] Walter Brennan — Esteemed American actor known for his distinctive voice and multiple Oscar wins.
  45. [1895] Lewis Milestone — Pioneering Russian-American film director of the Golden Age of Hollywood.
  46. [1895] Paul Muni — Iconic American actor known for intense preparation and powerful stage and screen roles.
  47. [1895] Richard Barthelmess — Pioneering American silent film actor, celebrated for his work in Hollywood's early decades.
  48. [1896] Ethel Waters — Pioneering American vocalist and actress known for her blues, jazz, and swing performances.
  49. [1896] George Burns — Iconic American entertainer whose career spanned vaudeville, radio, film, and TV.
  50. [1896] Howard Hawks — Master of genre cinema, Howard Hawks defined the American film experience.
  51. [1896] R. C. Sherriff — English playwright and novelist, celebrated for 'Journey's End' and WWI experiences.
  52. [1896] Robert E. Sherwood — Acclaimed American playwright and screenwriter, celebrated for historical dramas.
  53. [1896] Ruth Gordon — Versatile American actress, playwright, and screenwriter known for a seven-decade career.
  54. [1897] Edith Head — Pioneering American film costume designer, record-holding winner and nominee.
  55. [1897] Erich Wolfgang Korngold — Austrian-born American composer and conductor, a child prodigy of Hollywood scores.
  56. [1897] Frank Capra — Pioneering director of the American cinematic 'rags-to-riches' narrative.
  57. [1897] Fredric March — Versatile American actor celebrated for his leading man roles in the 1930s and 1940s.
  58. [1897] Orry-Kelly — Pioneering Australian-American Hollywood costume designer and Oscar winner.
  59. [1898] Irene Dunne — Iconic American actress celebrated for her comedic timing and Broadway roots.
  60. [1898] Preston Sturges — Pioneering screenwriter and director known for witty, personal American comedies.
  61. [1898] Shirley Booth — Esteemed American actress, celebrated for her Broadway prowess and versatility across media.
  62. [1899] Alfred Hitchcock — Master of Suspense, influential English filmmaker known for psychological thrillers.
  63. [1899] Charles Boyer — Iconic French-American actor celebrated for romantic dramas and stage presence.
  64. [1899] Charles Laughton — Iconic British actor celebrated for versatility across stage and screen.
  65. [1899] Fred Astaire — Master dancer and actor, famed for his elegant, innovative style in Hollywood musicals.
  66. [1899] George Cukor — Pioneering American film director known for comedies and literary adaptations.
  67. [1899] Gloria Swanson — Iconic American actress known for her dazzling career in silent and sound film eras.
  68. [1899] Hal B. Wallis — Pioneering American film producer, celebrated for classics like Casablanca and True Grit.
  69. [1899] Humphrey Bogart — Iconic American actor celebrated for roles as gangsters and detectives in film noir.
  70. [1899] James Cagney — Energetic American actor known for tough-guy roles and distinctive stage presence.
  71. [1900] Agnes Moorehead — Iconic American actress celebrated for stage, film, and television roles.
  72. [1900] Katina Paxinou — Esteemed Greek actress, celebrated for her powerful stage and screen presence.
  73. [1900] Spencer Tracy — Versatile Hollywood Golden Age star, celebrated for naturalistic acting style.
  74. [1901] Clark Gable — The celebrated American actor, known as the "King of Hollywood".
  75. [1901] Gary Cooper — Iconic American actor known for the strong, silent type and the ideal American hero.
  76. [1901] Lee Strasberg — Pioneering American acting coach, credited as the 'father of method acting'.
  77. [1901] Marlene Dietrich — Iconic German-American actress and singer whose career spanned nearly seven decades.
  78. [1901] Melvyn Douglas — Versatile American actor known for leading man roles and later for mature, fatherly characters.
  79. [1901] Vittorio De Sica — Pioneering Italian director, central figure of the Neorealist film movement.
  80. [1902] Darryl F. Zanuck — Pioneering American film producer and studio executive, co-founder of 20th Century Fox.
  81. [1902] David O. Selznick — Pioneering American film producer, known for 'Gone with the Wind' and 'Rebecca'.
  82. [1902] John Houseman — Influential British-American producer, actor, and teacher of the stage and screen.
  83. [1902] John Steinbeck — A giant of American letters, celebrated for his empathetic social realism.
  84. [1902] Norma Shearer — Pioneering actress known for sophisticated roles and winning Best Actress for The Divorcee.
  85. [1902] Rodgers and Hammerstein — Pioneering American songwriting team known for Broadway's Golden Age musicals.
  86. [1902] Thelma Ritter — Iconic American character actress celebrated for her New York accent and working-class roles.
  87. [1902] William Wyler — Pioneering German-born American film director celebrated for dramatic depth and technical mastery.
  88. [1903] Bob Hope — Iconic American comedian, actor, and entertainer with an 80-year career.
  89. [1903] Claudette Colbert — Iconic French-American actress celebrated for her versatility and wit in film and on stage.
  90. [1904] Cecil Beaton — Iconic British photographer and designer, celebrated for elegant portraits of royalty and stars.
  91. [1904] George Stevens — Pioneering American filmmaker, director, and producer known for cinematic epics.
  92. [1904] Greer Garson — Iconic star of the Golden Age of Hollywood, celebrated for noble portrayals.
  93. [1904] Gregg Toland — Pioneering American cinematographer famous for deep focus and innovative lighting.
  94. [1905] Dalton Trumbo — Award-winning American screenwriter known for his political resistance and clandestine work.
  95. [1905] Henry Fonda — Iconic American actor celebrated for his everyman roles on Broadway and in Hollywood.
  96. [1905] Joan Crawford — Iconic American actress known for her dramatic flair and 'rags-to-riches' roles.
  97. [1905] Joseph Cotten — Esteemed American actor known for Broadway and collaborations with Orson Welles.
  98. [1905] Lillian Hellman — Influential American dramatist, activist, and memoirist known for her political outspokenness.
  99. [1905] Myrna Loy — Versatile American actress celebrated for adapting to screen partners and comedic roles.
  100. [1905] Robert Donat — English actor celebrated for romantic roles, notably Mr. Chips.
  101. [1906] Billy Wilder — Versatile Austrian-American filmmaker known for sharp screenplays and directorial mastery.
  102. [1906] Carol Reed — Pioneering English film director, celebrated for post-WWII thrillers and genre versatility.
  103. [1906] George Sanders — Iconic British actor known for sophisticated, often villainous, roles.
  104. [1906] Janet Gaynor — Iconic American actress known for '7th Heaven' and her enduring career through the silent and sound film eras.
  105. [1906] John Huston — American-Irish filmmaker and actor known for directing classic Hollywood films.
  106. [1906] Mary Astor — Iconic American actress, best known for her role in The Maltese Falcon.
  107. [1907] Fred Zinnemann — Austrian-American master filmmaker known for epic dramas and genre versatility.
  108. [1907] Jack Albertson — Versatile American actor, comedian, and dancer known for vaudeville and Broadway success.
  109. [1907] John Wayne — Iconic American actor known for Western and war movie roles during Hollywood's Golden Age.
  110. [1907] Katharine Hepburn — Iconic American actress celebrated for spirited roles and four Academy Awards.
  111. [1907] Miklós Rózsa — Hungarian-American composer renowned for film scores and absolute concert music.
  112. [1907] Peggy Ashcroft — A celebrated English actress whose career spanned over six decades on stage and screen.
  113. [1907] Ray Milland — Versatile Welsh and American actor, celebrated for dramatic depth and comedic timing.
  114. [1907] Rosalind Russell — Versatile American performer celebrated for comedy and dramatic roles across film and stage.
  115. [1908] Anna Magnani — Iconic Italian actress, celebrated for her fiery passion and raw, volcanic talent.
  116. [1908] Bette Davis — Iconic Hollywood actress known for intense, unsympathetic, and sardonic performances.
  117. [1908] Carole Lombard — Iconic star of Classic Hollywood, celebrated for her energetic screwball comedy roles.
  118. [1908] Don Ameche — Versatile American actor, comedian, and vaudevillian known for radio and film roles.
  119. [1908] Eve Arden — Versatile American actress known for comedy, film noir, and pioneering television roles.
  120. [1908] James Stewart — Esteemed American actor and military aviator known for his everyman screen persona.
  121. [1908] John Mills — Iconic English actor celebrated for portraying the appealing British everyman.
  122. [1908] Michael Redgrave — Esteemed English actor and filmmaker, known for his commanding stage presence.
  123. [1908] Rex Harrison — Esteemed English actor known for stage and screen triumphs across decades.
  124. [1909] Burl Ives — Iconic American folk singer, actor, and voice artist known for Christmas music.
  125. [1909] Jessica Tandy — Pioneering British and American actress, celebrated for her depth and versatility.
  126. [1909] Johnny Mercer — Master lyricist and songwriter, known for standards like "Moon River" and "Autumn Leaves".
  127. [1909] Joseph L. Mankiewicz — Witty American filmmaker, celebrated for dialogue and narrative depth.
  128. [1909] Lila Kedrova — Acclaimed Russian-French actress, celebrated for her roles on screen and stage.
  129. [1910] Claire Trevor — Iconic American actress known for her versatility and powerful supporting roles.
  130. [1910] David Niven — Debonair English actor, memoirist, and novelist known for classic Hollywood charm.
  131. [1910] Jacques Cousteau — Pioneering oceanographer, filmmaker, and inventor of modern underwater exploration.
  132. [1910] Luise Rainer — German-born film actress, first to win multiple and back-to-back Oscars.
  133. [1911] Bernard Herrmann — Revolutionary American composer, famed for his distinctive and influential film scores.
  134. [1911] Broderick Crawford — Acclaimed American actor known for tough-guy roles and his performance in All the King's Men.
  135. [1911] Cantinflas — Iconic Mexican comedian, actor, and filmmaker, famed for his unique linguistic humor.
  136. [1911] Ginger Rogers — Icon of Hollywood's Golden Age, celebrated for dance and musical performances.
  137. [1911] Hume Cronyn — Esteemed Canadian-American actor, screenwriter, and playwright.
  138. [1911] Joseph Barbera — Pioneering American animator and cartoonist, co-founder of Hanna-Barbera.
  139. [1911] Nicholas Ray — Gifted, often tragic American film director influencing postwar cinema.
  140. [1912] Gene Kelly — Iconic American dancer, actor, and choreographer known for athletic musical performances.
  141. [1912] José Ferrer — Esteemed Puerto Rican actor and director with a celebrated, nearly six-decade career.
  142. [1912] Karl Malden — Iconic American character actor celebrated for intensity and authenticity on stage and screen.
  143. [1912] Michelangelo Antonioni — Master of modern Italian cinema, known for themes of alienation and visual enigma.
  144. [1912] Wendy Hiller — Versatile English actress celebrated for her commanding stage and screen presence.
  145. [1913] Burt Lancaster — Iconic American actor known for tough-hearted roles and enduring cinematic presence.
  146. [1913] John Garfield — Iconic American actor known for playing rebellious, working-class characters.
  147. [1913] Loretta Young — Iconic American actress known for her varied film and television career.
  148. [1913] Stanley Kramer — Pioneering director known for 'message films' tackling social justice issues.
  149. [1913] Vivien Leigh — Iconic British actress celebrated for stage mastery and Hollywood glamour.
  150. [1914] Adolph Green — American lyricist and playwright known for his long-running, witty partnership with Betty Comden.
  151. [1914] Alec Guinness — Iconic English actor celebrated for stage mastery and cinematic versatility.
  152. [1914] Beatrice Straight — Acclaimed American actress known for Broadway and film roles.
  153. [1914] Marguerite Duras — Pioneering French writer, filmmaker, and essayist known for raw, evocative narratives.
  154. [1914] Robert Wise — Pioneering American director, producer, and editor known for genre mastery.
  155. [1915] Anthony Quinn — Passionate Mexican-American actor celebrated for earthy, vital roles in film and theater.
  156. [1915] Edmond O'Brien — Versatile American actor and director known for stage, screen, and film work.
  157. [1915] Ingrid Bergman — Swedish cinematic icon whose career spanned five decades of global acclaim.
  158. [1915] Jo Van Fleet — Esteemed American actress known for roles spanning decades of life.
  159. [1915] Mario Monicelli — Master of Commedia all'italiana, Mario Monicelli shaped modern Italian cinema.
  160. [1916] Gregory Peck — Iconic American actor celebrated for his leading roles from the 1940s to the 1970s.
  161. [1916] Jackie Gleason — Iconic American comedian, actor, and composer known for 'The Great One'
  162. [1916] Kirk Douglas — Iconic American actor known for intense dramatic performances and enduring career.
  163. [1916] Mercedes McCambridge — Esteemed American actress, celebrated for her pioneering work in radio and film.
  164. [1916] Olivia de Havilland — Iconic actress of the Golden Age, celebrated for versatility and enduring star power.
  165. [1916] Peter Finch — Celebrated English and Australian actor known for his versatile stage and screen performances.
  166. [1917] Ernest Borgnine — Iconic American actor known for his gruff charm and versatile performances across six decades.
  167. [1917] Jane Wyman — Iconic American actress known for her dramatic range in film and television.
  168. [1917] Joan Fontaine — Iconic British-American actress celebrated during the Golden Age of Hollywood.
  169. [1917] June Foray — Pioneering American voice actress, celebrated for bringing iconic animated characters to life.
  170. [1917] Robert Mitchum — Iconic American actor celebrated for antihero roles and film noir presence.
  171. [1917] Susan Hayward — Iconic American actress celebrated for portraying strong women based on true narratives.
  172. [1918] Art Carney — Esteemed American actor and comedian, celebrated for his iconic roles.
  173. [1918] Ben Johnson (actor) — Versatile American actor, stuntman, and rodeo cowboy celebrated for Western roles.
  174. [1918] Ingmar Bergman — Master of profound psychological cinema, defining modern European art film.
  175. [1918] Jerome Robbins — Visionary American choreographer, director, and dancer whose work spanned ballet and Broadway.
  176. [1918] Leonard Bernstein — Master conductor and composer whose works spanned opera, ballet, and Broadway.
  177. [1918] Teresa Wright — Acclaimed American actress known for her nuanced performances in film and television.
  178. [1918] William Holden — Iconic American actor known for leading roles and enduring star power.
  179. [1919] Dino De Laurentiis — Pioneering Italian-American film producer, known for bringing Italian cinema globally.
  180. [1919] Jack Palance — Iconic American actor known for masculine roles in neo-noirs, crime dramas, and Westerns.
  181. [1919] Jennifer Jones — Iconic American actress and mental-health advocate known for her dramatic roles.
  182. [1919] Lester James Peries — Father of Sri Lankan Cinema, acclaimed director and screenwriter.
  183. [1920] Federico Fellini — Master of cinematic fantasy, blending baroque spectacle with raw Italian life.
  184. [1920] Gene Tierney — Iconic Hollywood leading lady of the Golden Age, celebrated for her beauty and versatility.
  185. [1920] Mario Puzo — Master storyteller of the Italian-American Mafia, author of The Godfather.
  186. [1920] Montgomery Clift — Method actor celebrated for sensitive roles, defining Hollywood's star dynamic.
  187. [1920] Éric Rohmer — Master of moral tales and subtle character studies, a pillar of the French New Wave.
  188. [1920] Sergei Bondarchuk — Leading Soviet and Russian actor and filmmaker, celebrated for period epics.
  189. [1920] Shelley Winters — Versatile American actress known for her dramatic range across film and stage.
  190. [1920] Walter Matthau — Iconic American actor celebrated for world-weary roles and Broadway success.
  191. [1920] Yul Brynner — Iconic Russian-American actor, famed for King Mongkut and his signature style.
  192. [1921] Carol Channing — Iconic Broadway star known for her fervent expressiveness in musicals.
  193. [1921] Deborah Kerr — Iconic British actress celebrated for portraying refined, ladylike characters.
  194. [1921] Donna Reed — Iconic American actress celebrated for film classics and television motherhood roles.
  195. [1921] Franklin J. Schaffner — Acclaimed American director known for epic historical dramas and genre films.
  196. [1921] James Jones (author) — American novelist celebrated for his poignant depictions of World War II and its lasting impact.
  197. [1921] Judy Holliday — Iconic Broadway star known for her naturalistic comedy and singing.
  198. [1921] Lana Turner — Iconic Hollywood star known for her glamorous persona and enduring screen legend status.
  199. [1921] Mario Lanza — Iconic American tenor and actor, celebrated for his powerful voice and Hollywood stardom.
  200. [1921] Peter Ustinov — Versatile British actor, writer, and humanitarian known for his wit and global roles.
  201. [1921] Simone Signoret — Esteemed French actress known for her intense performances and enduring career.
  202. [1922] Arthur Penn — American filmmaker, theatre director, and producer known for genre-bending works.
  203. [1922] Ava Gardner — Iconic American actress of the Golden Age of Hollywood, celebrated for her sultry screen presence.
  204. [1922] Blake Edwards — Versatile American filmmaker known for comedies, dramas, and the Pink Panther series.
  205. [1922] Dick Smith (make-up artist) — Pioneering American special effects makeup artist, nicknamed "The Godfather of Make-Up"
  206. [1922] Dorothy Dandridge — Iconic American actress and singer, celebrated for her vocal prowess and film roles.
  207. [1922] Jackie Cooper — Versatile American actor and director known for roles in Our Gang and Superman.
  208. [1922] Jason Robards — Acclaimed American actor, celebrated for interpreting Eugene O'Neill's dramatic works.
  209. [1922] Judy Garland — Iconic American actress and singer, celebrated for her powerful voice and range.
  210. [1922] Paul Scofield — Esteemed English actor celebrated for Shakespearean mastery and the Acting Triple Crown.
  211. [1922] Ruby Dee — Esteemed American actress, celebrated for her roles in Broadway and film.
  212. [1922] Sven Nykvist — Esteemed Swedish cinematographer, renowned for his naturalism and collaboration with Ingmar Bergman.
  213. [1923] Anne Baxter — Acclaimed American actress known for her work in Hollywood and on Broadway.
  214. [1923] Charlton Heston — Iconic American actor known for epic roles and political activism.
  215. [1923] Franco Zeffirelli — Esteemed Italian director known for lavish opera and Shakespearean film adaptations.
  216. [1923] Gloria Grahame — Iconic American actress known for film noir roles and winning for The Bad and the Beautiful.
  217. [1923] Paddy Chayefsky — Master playwright and screenwriter known for naturalistic American drama.
  218. [1923] Richard Attenborough — Esteemed English actor, director, and producer, celebrated for decades of work in film and theatre.
  219. [1923] Seijun Suzuki — Pioneering Japanese director known for flamboyant style, yakuza genre, and surreal humor.
  220. [1924] Cicely Tyson — Esteemed American actress celebrated for portraying strong-willed African American women.
  221. [1924] Eva Marie Saint — Iconic American actress celebrated for a nine-decade career in film and television.
  222. [1924] Geraldine Page — Versatile American actress celebrated for her dramatic depth across film and stage.
  223. [1924] Henry Mancini — Master American composer renowned for iconic film and television scores.
  224. [1924] Lauren Bacall — Iconic American actress celebrated for her sultry screen presence and enduring career.
  225. [1924] Lee Marvin — Iconic American actor known for playing rugged, hardboiled 'tough guy' anti-heroes.
  226. [1924] Marcello Mastroianni — Iconic Italian actor celebrated for his versatile roles across cinema.
  227. [1924] Marlon Brando — Iconic American actor, pioneer of method acting, celebrated for raw emotional depth.
  228. [1924] Sidney Lumet — Master of American cinema, known for gritty, realistic dramas and social commentary.
  229. [1924] Stanley Donen — Pioneering American film director and choreographer known for 'Cine-dance'.
  230. [1925] Anne V. Coates — Acclaimed British film editor, celebrated for David Lean's epic Lawrence of Arabia.
  231. [1925] Colette Marchand — French prima ballerina and actress, celebrated for her artistry on stage.
  232. [1925] Georges Delerue — Acclaimed French composer, celebrated for over 350 scores for cinema and television.
  233. [1925] Jack Lemmon — Versatile American actor celebrated for his masterful blend of comedy and drama.
  234. [1925] Julie Harris — Iconic American actress celebrated for her unparalleled mastery of the Broadway stage.
  235. [1925] Lee Grant — Esteemed American actress, director, and documentarian with an eight-decade career.
  236. [1925] Manos Hatzidakis — Pioneering Greek composer, theorist, and founder of the Orchestra of Colours.
  237. [1925] Maureen Stapleton — Acclaimed American actress known for achieving the Triple Crown of Acting.
  238. [1925] Paul Newman — Iconic American actor, filmmaker, and philanthropist of the 20th century.
  239. [1925] Richard Burton — Versatile Welsh actor celebrated for his powerful stage presence and baritone voice.
  240. [1925] Robert Altman — Master of ensemble cinema, known for overlapping dialogue and satirical vision.
  241. [1925] Rock Hudson — Iconic Golden Age Hollywood star known for romantic leads and enduring screen presence.
  242. [1925] Rod Steiger — Charismatic American actor known for volatile, method portrayals.
  243. [1925] Sam Peckinpah — American filmmaker known for revisionist Westerns and explicit depictions of violence.
  244. [1925] Sammy Davis Jr. — Pioneering entertainer, singer, and comedian known as "Mr. Entertainment"
  245. [1925] Tony Curtis — Versatile American actor known for his dramatic range and comedic timing across six decades.
  246. [1926] Andrzej Wajda — A towering figure of Polish cinema, chronicling national identity and struggle.
  247. [1926] Cloris Leachman — Versatile American actress known for physicality and comedic timing across seven decades.
  248. [1926] John Schlesinger — Acclaimed English director known for the British New Wave and Hollywood's provocative cinema.
  249. [1926] Mel Brooks — Iconic comedian, filmmaker, and parodist known for farces and sketch comedy.
  250. [1926] Patricia Neal — Versatile American actress celebrated for roles in film, television, and on stage.
  251. [1927] Bob Fosse — Influential American choreographer and director known for jazz dance.
  252. [1927] Emmanuelle Riva — Acclaimed French actress, celebrated for roles in 'Hiroshima mon amour' and 'Amour'.
  253. [1927] Estelle Parsons — Esteemed American actress known for her versatile performances on stage and screen.
  254. [1927] George C. Scott — Esteemed American actor celebrated for commanding roles and gruff authority figures.
  255. [1927] Harry Mulisch — A highly acclaimed Dutch author, celebrated for philosophical depth and narrative scope.
  256. [1927] Janet Leigh — Iconic American actress, known for early horror roles and dramatic film career.
  257. [1927] Neil Simon — Master American playwright known for witty comedies and enduring character studies.
  258. [1927] Robert Shaw — English actor and writer, celebrated for Shakespearean roles and film appearances.
  259. [1927] Sidney Poitier — Pioneering Bahamian-American actor, diplomat, and cultural icon.
  260. [1928] Agnès Varda — Pioneering French filmmaker, artist, and documentarian celebrated for her unique vision.
  261. [1928] Alan J. Pakula — American film director, writer, and producer known for political thrillers.
  262. [1928] Ennio Morricone — Master Italian composer celebrated for cinematic scores across decades.
  263. [1928] James Coburn — American actor known for action roles, Westerns, and winning an Academy Award.
  264. [1928] James Garner — Esteemed American actor known for roles like Bret Maverick and Jim Rockford.
  265. [1928] Martin Landau — Versatile American actor known for roles in genre films and television series.
  266. [1928] Tony Richardson — Pioneering English theatre director and filmmaker, associated with 'angry young men' and kitchen sink realism.
  267. [1929] Academy Award — Annual awards recognizing artistic and technical excellence in global cinema.
  268. [1929] Academy Awards — The premier annual awards recognizing artistic and technical excellence in global cinema.
  269. [1929] André Previn — Versatile American musician, composer, and conductor mastering jazz, film, and classical forms.
  270. [1929] Audrey Hepburn — Iconic actress and humanitarian, celebrated for her grace and enduring style.
  271. [1929] Christopher Plummer — Esteemed Canadian actor known for Broadway mastery and film versatility.
  272. [1929] Fernanda Montenegro — Esteves da Silva, celebrated as the greatest Brazilian actress of all time.
  273. [1929] Grace Kelly — Iconic American actress and Princess of Monaco, celebrated for her timeless elegance.
  274. [1929] Jerry Goldsmith — Innovative American composer renowned for pioneering film and television scoring.
  275. [1929] John Cassavetes — Pioneering Greek-American filmmaker known for raw, independent dramas.
  276. [1929] John Osborne — Influential English playwright, pioneer of post-war kitchen sink realism theatre.
  277. [1929] Max von Sydow — Esteemed Swedish and French actor known for versatile roles across cinema and theatre.
  278. [1929] Miyoshi Umeki — Pioneering Japanese-American actress and singer, first East Asian to win an Oscar.
  279. [1930] Carolyn Jones — American actress known for her early film success and role in The Addams Family.
  280. [1930] Clint Eastwood — Iconic actor and filmmaker known for rugged antiheroes and Westerns.
  281. [1930] Gena Rowlands — Iconic American actress celebrated for raw, intense performances across film and stage.
  282. [1930] Gene Hackman — Esteemed American actor celebrated for depth, versatility, and embodying the New Hollywood spirit.
  283. [1930] Joanne Woodward — Esteemed American actress known for depth, nuance, and her enduring partnership with Paul Newman.
  284. [1930] John Astin — American actor and director known for character roles, especially Gomez Addams.
  285. [1930] K. Viswanath — Pioneering Telugu filmmaker known for blending art and mainstream cinema.
  286. [1930] Richard Harris — Iconic Irish actor and singer, celebrated for roles in British New Wave cinema.
  287. [1930] Sean Connery — Iconic Scottish actor, famed for originating the role of James Bond.
  288. [1930] Steve McQueen — Iconic American actor known as the "King of Cool" for his antihero roles.
  289. [1930] Vilmos Zsigmond — Pioneering Hungarian-American cinematographer shaping the look of American cinema.
  290. [1931] Anne Bancroft — Versatile American actress celebrated for her profound method acting prowess.
  291. [1931] Anthony Newley — Versatile English performer, celebrated for his songwriting and stage presence.
  292. [1931] James Dean — Iconic, rebellious American actor whose brief career profoundly shaped cinema.
  293. [1931] Leslie Caron — Iconic French and American actress and dancer, surviving star of Hollywood's Golden Age.
  294. [1931] Mike Nichols — Visionary director celebrated for blending comedy, drama, and exceptional performances.
  295. [1931] Olympia Dukakis — Esteemed American actress celebrated for her versatile performances across stage, film, and television.
  296. [1931] Rita Moreno — Puerto Rican star known for her versatility across stage, screen, and song.
  297. [1931] Robert Duvall — Esteemed American actor and filmmaker known for powerful stage and screen performances.
  298. [1931] William Goldman — Master American writer celebrated for novels and iconic screenplays like Butch Cassidy.
  299. [1932] Anouk Aimée — Iconic French actress known for her captivating roles from the 1940s to 2010s.
  300. [1932] Anthony Perkins — Iconic American actor, famed for portraying Norman Bates in Psycho.
  301. [1932] Athol Fugard — Esteemed South African playwright, celebrated for his anti-apartheid political theatre.
  302. [1932] Debbie Reynolds — Iconic American actress, singer, and dancer known for her vibrant stage presence.
  303. [1932] Elaine May — Versatile American performer, celebrated for comedy, writing, and directing.
  304. [1932] Ellen Burstyn — Acclaimed American actress known for portraying complex, powerful female characters.
  305. [1932] François Truffaut — Pioneering French filmmaker and key founder of the French New Wave.
  306. [1932] George Chakiris — Acclaimed American actor and dancer, celebrated for his role in West Side Story.
  307. [1932] Joel Grey — Versatile American performer celebrated for Broadway roles and cinematic depth.
  308. [1932] John Williams — Master composer blending romanticism and impressionism in film scores.
  309. [1932] Lalo Schifrin — Argentine-American composer renowned for jazz and Latin scores for film and TV.
  310. [1932] Miloš Forman — Pioneering Czech and American film director, celebrated for New Wave satire and Hollywood drama.
  311. [1932] Omar Sharif — Egyptian cinematic icon, celebrated for conquering Hollywood with over a century of film roles.
  312. [1933] Costa-Gavras — Acclaimed Greek-French director known for powerful political thrillers.
  313. [1933] Gene Wilder — Iconic American actor, comedian, and writer known for sharp wit and unforgettable comedic performances.
  314. [1933] Gulzar — Esteemed Indian Urdu poet, lyricist, and acclaimed filmmaker.
  315. [1933] John Boorman — Acclaimed British filmmaker known for genre-defining works like Deliverance and Excalibur.
  316. [1933] Mako (actor) — Pioneering Japanese-American actor known as Mako, spanning film, stage, and voice work.
  317. [1933] Michael Caine — Iconic English actor known for his distinctive Cockney accent and enduring career.
  318. [1933] Oliver Sacks — Pioneering neurologist and celebrated author known for his case studies of the human brain.
  319. [1933] Roman Polanski — Acclaimed Polish-French filmmaker known for dark, psychological cinema.
  320. [1934] Alan Arkin — Esteemed American actor, filmmaker, and musician with a seven-decade career.
  321. [1934] Judi Dench — Versatile English actress celebrated for her commanding stage and screen presence.
  322. [1934] Louise Fletcher — Esteelle Louise Fletcher, acclaimed American actress known for Nurse Ratched.
  323. [1934] Maggie Smith — Iconic British actress celebrated for her wit across stage and screen.
  324. [1934] Shirley Jones — American actress and singer known for musical films and television roles.
  325. [1934] Shirley MacLaine — Esteemed American actress and author with a celebrated, decades-spanning career.
  326. [1934] Sophia Loren — Iconic Italian actress, celebrated for her enduring star power across decades.
  327. [1934] Sydney Pollack — Acclaimed American director, producer, and actor known for studio hits like Out of Africa.
  328. [1935] Chaim Topol — Esteemed Israeli actor and singer, best known for portraying Tevye in Fiddler on the Roof.
  329. [1935] Diahann Carroll — Iconic American actress and singer, celebrated for her roles in Hollywood's Golden Age.
  330. [1935] Donald Sutherland — Esteemed Canadian actor known for versatile roles across six decades.
  331. [1935] Dudley Moore — Pioneering English comedian, actor, and musician of the 20th century.
  332. [1935] Isao Takahata — Pioneering Japanese director, co-founder of Studio Ghibli, acclaimed for poignant animation.
  333. [1935] Julie Andrews — Iconic English performer, celebrated for musicals and film roles.
  334. [1935] Larry Kramer — Pioneering playwright and fierce gay rights activist who shaped modern LGBTQ+ discourse.
  335. [1935] Thomas Keneally — Acclaimed Australian author, celebrated for historical fiction like Schindler's Ark.
  336. [1935] William Friedkin — Pioneering director of New Hollywood classics like The French Connection and The Exorcist.
  337. [1935] Woody Allen — Acclaimed American filmmaker, actor, and comedian known for neurotic wit.
  338. [1936] Albert Finney — Esteemed English actor celebrated for his versatile stage and screen performances.
  339. [1936] Burt Reynolds — Iconic American actor known for his rugged charisma and 'Smokey' persona.
  340. [1936] Glenda Jackson — Acclaimed English actress and dedicated politician, known for her 'Triple Crown' achievements.
  341. [1936] Louis Gossett Jr. — Acclaimed American actor known for Broadway success and winning the first Black actor to win Best Supporting Actor.
  342. [1936] Mary Tyler Moore — Iconic actress and producer known for defining modern American womanhood on television.
  343. [1936] Robert Redford — Iconic American actor and director, celebrated for leading man roles and pioneering independent cinema.
  344. [1937] Anthony Hopkins — Esteemed Welsh actor celebrated for powerful stage and screen performances.
  345. [1937] Dustin Hoffman — Versatile American actor celebrated for antiheroes and emotional depth.
  346. [1937] Jack Nicholson — Iconic American actor celebrated for playing charismatic rebels and anti-establishment figures.
  347. [1937] Jane Fonda — Esteemed American actress and passionate global activist spanning decades of art and advocacy.
  348. [1937] Morgan Freeman — Esteemed American actor, producer, and narrator with a six-decade career.
  349. [1937] Philip Glass — American composer renowned for pioneering and evolving the style of musical minimalism.
  350. [1937] Ridley Scott — Master filmmaker known for epic scope, sci-fi, and historical epics with a distinct visual style.
  351. [1937] Sandy Dennis — Acclaimed American actress known for film and Broadway success.
  352. [1937] Vanessa Redgrave — Esteemed British actress and passionate activist with an eight-decade career.
  353. [1937] Warren Beatty — Esteemed American actor and filmmaker known for his diverse roles and directorial efforts.
  354. [1938] Jon Voight — Esteemed American actor known for intense roles and enduring cinematic presence.
  355. [1938] Liv Ullmann — Esteemed Norwegian actress, celebrated for her muse relationship with Ingmar Bergman.
  356. [1938] Natalie Wood — Iconic American actress known for her early stardom and powerful performances.
  357. [1939] Ali MacGraw — American actress known for roles in Love Story and early career success.
  358. [1939] F. Murray Abraham — Acclaimed American actor celebrated for intense stage and screen performances.
  359. [1939] Francis Ford Coppola — Influential American filmmaker, key figure of New Hollywood cinema.
  360. [1939] Michael Cimino — American filmmaker known for perfectionism, celebrated for The Deer Hunter.
  361. [1939] Paul Hogan — Iconic Australian actor and comedian, famous for 'Crocodile' Dundee.
  362. [1939] Peter Bogdanovich — American director, writer, and actor known for New Hollywood films.
  363. [1939] Sheila Nevins — Pioneering American television producer, celebrated for documentary filmmaking.
  364. [1940] Giorgio Moroder — Pioneering composer and producer, dubbed the 'Father of Disco' and electronic dance music.
  365. [1940] Haing S. Ngor — Cambodian-American actor, physician, and activist known for his role in The Killing Fields.
  366. [1940] Herbie Hancock — Pioneering American jazz pianist, composer, and innovator across multiple genres.
  367. [1940] James Caan — Acclaimed American actor known for roles in The Godfather and Brian's Song.
  368. [1940] James L. Brooks — Pioneering American filmmaker, known for co-creating iconic sitcoms and acclaimed feature films.
  369. [1940] John Hurt — Esteemed English actor known for his distinctive voice and powerful performances.
  370. [1940] Julie Christie — Acclaimed British actress known for roles in Darling, Doctor Zhivago, and Hamlet.
  371. [1940] Martin Sheen — Estevez, acclaimed American actor with a career spanning over six decades.
  372. [1940] Raul Julia — Esteemed Puerto Rican actor celebrated for intense stage and screen performances.
  373. [1940] Terry Gilliam — Visionary British filmmaker known for surreal, epic, and darkly comedic cinematic adventures.
  374. [1940] Vittorio Storaro — Influential Italian cinematographer, renowned for color theory and epic visual scope.
  375. [1941] Ann-Margret — Swedish-American actress, dancer, and singer with a seven-decade career.
  376. [1941] Bernardo Bertolucci — Esteemed Italian director known for politically charged and artistically ambitious cinema.
  377. [1941] Bruno Ganz — Esteemed Swiss actor celebrated for intense roles in German cinema and stage.
  378. [1941] Buffy Sainte-Marie — Pioneering singer-songwriter known for activism and diverse musical repertoire.
  379. [1941] Faye Dunaway — Acclaimed American actress known for intense roles in film and theatre.
  380. [1941] Hayao Miyazaki — Master filmmaker of Studio Ghibli, celebrated for magical, eco-conscious animation.
  381. [1941] Krzysztof Kieślowski — Master Polish filmmaker celebrated for 'Dekalog' and the 'Three Colours' trilogy.
  382. [1941] Nora Ephron — Master of the romantic comedy, Nora Ephron defined modern American film.
  383. [1942] Barbra Streisand — Iconic American vocalist and actress known for her powerful voice and enduring career.
  384. [1942] Barry Levinson — Acclaimed American filmmaker known for works like Rain Man, Diner, and Good Morning, Vietnam.
  385. [1942] Bob Hoskins — Iconic English actor known for intense 'tough guy' portrayals across film and television.
  386. [1942] Chatrichalerm Yukol — Esteemed Thai filmmaker, director, and producer known for royal epics.
  387. [1942] Geneviève Bujold — Esteemed Canadian actress known for intense roles and international film success.
  388. [1942] Harrison Ford — Iconic American actor celebrated for action roles and enduring cinematic presence.
  389. [1942] John Irving — Acclaimed novelist known for epic tales set in small, sprawling New England towns.
  390. [1942] Justus Esiri — Pioneering Nigerian actor, celebrated for his roles in Nollywood and national recognition.
  391. [1942] Martin Scorsese — Influential American director known for exploring crime, faith, and masculinity.
  392. [1942] Michael Haneke — Austrian filmmaker known for examining modern alienation and social malaise.
  393. [1942] Rajesh Khanna — Iconic Superstar of Hindi Cinema, celebrated for his romantic charisma and enduring legacy.
  394. [1942] Werner Herzog — Pioneering German filmmaker known for ambitious protagonists and immersive documentary style.
  395. [1943] Ben Kingsley — Acclaimed Indian-English actor celebrated for his diverse stage and screen performances.
  396. [1943] Catherine Deneuve — Iconic French actress, celebrated for her mysterious and elegant screen presence.
  397. [1943] Chevy Chase — American comedian, actor, and writer known for SNL and 80s film stardom.
  398. [1943] Christopher Walken — Esteemed American actor known for his distinctive, enigmatic screen presence.
  399. [1943] Golden Globe Awards — American awards ceremony honoring excellence in international film and television.
  400. [1943] Joe Pesci — Iconic actor known for volatile characters and collaborations with Scorsese.
  401. [1943] John Canemaker — American animator, historian, and author known for his work in animation education.
  402. [1943] Penny Marshall — American actress, director, and producer known for 'Laverne & Shirley' and pioneering directorial successes.
  403. [1943] Robert De Niro — Iconic American actor and producer, celebrated for intense dramatic performances across decades.
  404. [1943] Terrence Malick — Acclaimed American filmmaker known for meditative, visually rich explorations of memory and nature.
  405. [1943] Vangelis — Pioneering Greek composer celebrated for ambient, electronic, and cinematic scores.
  406. [1943] Walter Murch — Pioneering American film editor, sound designer, and craftsman of cinematic soundscapes.
  407. [1944] Alan Parker — Acclaimed English filmmaker known for genre versatility and numerous BAFTA and Golden Globe wins.
  408. [1944] Diana Ross — Iconic singer and actress, famed for leading The Supremes and successful solo career.
  409. [1944] Golden Globe Award — American awards ceremony honoring excellence in international film and television.
  410. [1944] Jonathan Demme — American filmmaker known for directing diverse genres, from horror to humanist dramas.
  411. [1944] Julia Phillips — American film producer and author known for co-producing 1970s classics.
  412. [1944] Michael Douglas — Esteemed American actor and producer known for intense, charismatic performances.
  413. [1944] Peter Weir — Acclaimed Australian director known for pioneering the New Wave cinema movement.
  414. [1944] Sam Elliott — Iconic American actor known for his deep voice and roles in Westerns and comedies.
  415. [1945] Brenda Fricker — Acclaimed Irish actress celebrated for her versatile stage and screen performances.
  416. [1945] George Miller (filmmaker) — Visionary Australian filmmaker, celebrated for the Mad Max saga and animation.
  417. [1945] Goldie Hawn — Iconic American actress and singer known for lighthearted comedy roles.
  418. [1945] Helen Mirren — Esteemed English actress, celebrated for her versatility and commanding stage presence.
  419. [1945] Linda Hunt — Acclaimed American actress known for transformative roles and enduring career.
  420. [1945] Nikita Mikhalkov — Esteemed Russian filmmaker and actor known for dramatic and historical epics.
  421. [1945] Shekhar Kapur — Acclaimed Indian filmmaker known for Bollywood hits and international period dramas.
  422. [1945] Steve Martin — Versatile American comedian, actor, and musician celebrated for absurdist humor.
  423. [1945] Wim Wenders — A seminal German auteur director, key figure of New German Cinema.
  424. [1946] Candice Bergen — Esteemed American actress known for roles in Murphy Brown and Boston Legal.
  425. [1946] David Lynch — Surrealist master filmmaker whose work defined 'Lynchian' cinema.
  426. [1946] Diane Keaton — Esteemed American actress known for her versatile roles and collaborations with Woody Allen.
  427. [1946] Karen Silkwood — Activist who exposed nuclear safety risks at a plutonium facility.
  428. [1946] Liza Minnelli — Iconic American performer celebrated for singing, dancing, and commanding stage presence.
  429. [1946] Oliver Stone — Acclaimed American filmmaker known for tackling war, politics, and biography.
  430. [1946] Patty Duke — Award-winning American actress known for 'The Miracle Worker' and mental health advocacy.
  431. [1946] Sally Field — Highly decorated American actress celebrated for roles in film and television.
  432. [1946] Steven Spielberg — Pioneer of the modern blockbuster, Spielberg shaped cinema with genre-defining masterpieces.
  433. [1946] Susan Sarandon — Esteemed American actress known for decades of powerful roles and significant social activism.
  434. [1946] Tommy Lee Jones — Versatile American actor known for authoritative and gruff roles.
  435. [1947] Albert Brooks — Versatile American actor, comedian, director, and screenwriter.
  436. [1947] BAFTA Award — Annual awards honoring excellence in British and international film contributions.
  437. [1947] Elton John — Iconic British musician known for flamboyant style and songwriting.
  438. [1947] Kevin Kline — Versatile American actor celebrated for stage mastery and film roles.
  439. [1947] Richard Dreyfuss — Acclaimed American actor known for his roles in New Hollywood cinema.
  440. [1947] Rob Reiner — Versatile American filmmaker and actor known for comedy, drama, and political commentary.
  441. [1947] Youn Yuh-jung — Acclaimed South Korean actress known for versatility and international breakthrough roles.
  442. [1948] Andrew Lloyd Webber — Iconic English composer and impresario of globally successful musical theatre.
  443. [1948] Dianne Wiest — Acclaimed American actress known for supporting roles in film and television.
  444. [1948] Humayun Ahmed — Pioneering Bangladeshi author, filmmaker, and literary giant of modern Bengali literature.
  445. [1948] Jeremy Irons — Acclaimed British actor known for intense stage and screen performances.
  446. [1948] Kathy Bates — Versatile American actress known for intense, memorable performances across film and stage.
  447. [1948] Mahesh Bhatt — Pioneering Indian filmmaker known for bold themes in Hindi cinema.
  448. [1948] Mercedes Ruehl — Acclaimed American actress known for roles in film, television, and Broadway.
  449. [1948] Stephen Schwartz — Award-winning American composer and lyricist known for hit musicals like Godspell and Wicked.
  450. [1949] Alan Menken — Award-winning American composer celebrated for Disney film scores and Broadway musicals.
  451. [1949] David Foster — Award-winning composer, producer, and songwriter known for crafting hits across multiple decades.
  452. [1949] Jeff Bridges — Versatile American actor, musician, and storyteller with a decades-spanning career.
  453. [1949] Jessica Lange — Esteemed American actress celebrated for versatile roles on stage and screen.
  454. [1949] Jim Broadbent — Acclaimed English character actor known for diverse roles in film and television.
  455. [1949] Meryl Streep — Iconic American actress celebrated for versatility and technical mastery.
  456. [1949] Pedro Almodóvar — Iconic Spanish filmmaker known for melodrama, passion, and vibrant narratives.
  457. [1949] Roger Deakins — Acclaimed British cinematographer, celebrated for his masterful visual storytelling.
  458. [1949] Sigourney Weaver — Iconic American actress known for pioneering action heroines in sci-fi blockbusters.
  459. [1949] Sissy Spacek — Acclaimed American actress and singer known for roles in horror and drama.
  460. [1949] Slamet Rahardjo — Pioneering Indonesian artist, actor, director, and screenwriter.
  461. [1950] Alan Silvestri — Award-winning composer renowned for epic film scores, especially for blockbuster franchises.
  462. [1950] Amy Madigan — American actress and singer known for roles in film, television, and Broadway productions.
  463. [1950] Goran Bregović — Iconic Bosnian composer and musician known for Balkan rhythms and film scores.
  464. [1950] Joe Hisaishi — Master Japanese composer renowned for evocative film scores, especially for Hayao Miyazaki.
  465. [1950] Rick Baker — Pioneering special effects makeup artist, renowned for creature design and acting.
  466. [1950] Stevie Wonder — Visionary soul artist, pioneer of R&B, pop, and funk music.
  467. [1950] William Hurt — Acclaimed American actor known for stage and screen roles, including MCU appearances.
  468. [1951] Anatoly Karpov — Legendary Russian chess grandmaster and former World Champion.
  469. [1951] Anjelica Huston — Esteemed American actress known for eccentric roles and multiple industry awards.
  470. [1951] Dean Pitchford — Versatile American artist known for songwriting, directing, and acting.
  471. [1951] Geoffrey Rush — Esteemed Australian actor known for eccentric roles and the Triple Crown of Acting.
  472. [1951] Kathryn Bigelow — Acclaimed American filmmaker known for intense thrillers and historical dramas.
  473. [1951] Robin Williams — Legendary American actor and comedian known for unparalleled improvisational genius.
  474. [1952] Gus Van Sant — Acclaimed American auteur known for queer cinema and independent, arthouse filmmaking.
  475. [1952] Liam Neeson — Esteemed Northern Irish actor with a prolific career spanning over four decades.
  476. [1952] Mickey Rourke — American actor known for intense leading man roles in drama and action films.
  477. [1952] Robert Zemeckis — Acclaimed American filmmaker known for blending visual effects with narrative storytelling.
  478. [1952] Roberto Benigni — Esteemed Italian actor, comedian, and director known for 'Life Is Beautiful'.
  479. [1952] Ryuichi Sakamoto — Pioneering Japanese composer known for electronic music and Oscar-winning film scores.
  480. [1953] Alex Gibney — Acclaimed American documentary filmmaker known for investigative works on power and belief.
  481. [1953] Danny Elfman — Award-winning American composer known for his distinctive style in film and stage music.
  482. [1953] Isabelle Huppert — Esteemed French actress celebrated for versatility and commanding screen presence.
  483. [1953] James Horner — Award-winning American film composer known for blending Celtic and electronic motifs.
  484. [1953] Ken Burns — Acclaimed American documentarian known for chronicling sweeping American history and culture.
  485. [1953] Kim Basinger — Acclaimed American actress known for her roles in film and her enduring presence in Hollywood.
  486. [1953] Mary Steenburgen — Versatile American actress known for comedy, drama, and supporting roles.
  487. [1954] Carter Burwell — Acclaimed American film composer known for scoring for the Coen brothers and major cinema.
  488. [1954] Coen brothers — Acclaimed American filmmakers known for genre subversion and dark comedy.
  489. [1954] Denzel Washington — Esteemed American actor celebrated for powerful dramatic performances on stage and screen.
  490. [1954] James Cameron — Pioneering filmmaker known for combining cutting-edge technology with epic storytelling.
  491. [1954] Jane Campion — Acclaimed New Zealand filmmaker known for exploring feminism and sexuality in her work.
  492. [1954] John Travolta — Versatile American actor known for dance roles and iconic film performances.
  493. [1954] Kathleen Turner — Versatile American actress celebrated for her husky voice and dramatic range.
  494. [1954] Kazuo Ishiguro — Acclaimed Japanese-British novelist, Nobel Laureate known for exploring memory and loss.
  495. [1954] Lee Chang-dong — Acclaimed South Korean director known for poignant explorations of memory and society.
  496. [1954] Michael Moore — Progressive American filmmaker known for documentary critiques of social and political issues.
  497. [1954] Ron Howard — Versatile American filmmaker and actor known for historical epics and comedy.
  498. [1955] Billy Bob Thornton — Versatile American actor, filmmaker, and singer-songwriter known for intense roles.
  499. [1955] J. K. Simmons — Esteemed American character actor known for intense supporting roles.
  500. [1955] Kevin Costner — Versatile American actor, filmmaker, and musician known for Western epics and enduring career.
  501. [1955] Laurie Metcalf — Versatile American actress celebrated for complex roles on stage and screen.
  502. [1955] Ludovico Einaudi — Italian pianist and composer known for blending classical piano with contemporary genres.
  503. [1955] Steven Wright — American comedian known for deadpan, philosophical, and nonsensical one-liners.
  504. [1955] Whoopi Goldberg — Esteemed American entertainer, comedian, and actress known for her powerful stage presence.
  505. [1956] Bryan Cranston — Highly decorated American actor known for dramatic depth in both comedy and drama.
  506. [1956] Christoph Waltz — Esteemed Austrian-German actor known for villainous and supporting roles.
  507. [1956] Danny Boyle — Acclaimed English director known for vibrant, genre-shifting cinematic masterpieces.
  508. [1956] Geena Davis — Acclaimed American actress known for roles in comedy, drama, and historical fiction.
  509. [1956] Lars von Trier — Provocative Danish filmmaker known for exploring existential and taboo subjects.
  510. [1956] Mel Gibson — Acclaimed American actor and filmmaker known for action roles and historical epics.
  511. [1956] Tom Hanks — Enduring American cultural icon celebrated for comedic and dramatic depth.
  512. [1957] Daniel Day-Lewis — Esteemed English actor renowned for intense method performances in auteur cinema.
  513. [1957] Frances McDormand — Acclaimed American actress and producer known for intense, independent film roles.
  514. [1957] Hans Zimmer — Acclaimed German composer known for epic, electronic-infused film scores.
  515. [1957] John Lasseter — Pioneering animator and creative force behind Pixar and modern Disney animation.
  516. [1957] Melanie Griffith — Iconic American actress known for her versatility across film and stage.
  517. [1957] Spike Lee — Pioneering American filmmaker known for exploring race, urban life, and Black culture.
  518. [1958] Alec Baldwin — Versatile American actor known for dramatic depth and comedic timing.
  519. [1958] Angela Bassett — Esteemed American actress celebrated for powerful roles in film and television.
  520. [1958] Annette Bening — Versatile American actress celebrated for her dynamic stage and screen performances.
  521. [1958] Charlie Kaufman — American filmmaker and novelist known for postmodern, surrealist storytelling.
  522. [1958] Ellen DeGeneres — Pioneering comedian, actress, and host known for her candid career and advocacy.
  523. [1958] Gary Oldman — Versatile English actor celebrated for intense performances and cinematic range.
  524. [1958] Holly Hunter — Acclaimed American actress known for dramatic roles and winning the Academy Award for Best Actress.
  525. [1958] Jamie Lee Curtis — Iconic 'Scream Queen' actress, producer, and author known for horror and comedy roles.
  526. [1958] Lav Diaz — Pioneering Filipino director known for slow cinema and deep social commentary.
  527. [1958] Miranda Richardson — Acclaimed British actress celebrated for dramatic and comedic roles on stage and screen.
  528. [1958] Nick Park — Pioneering English animator celebrated for Wallace & Gromit and Shaun the Sheep.
  529. [1958] Scott Rudin — Esteemed American producer known for Broadway hits and acclaimed films.
  530. [1958] Sharon Stone — Iconic actress known for playing femme fatales and symbols of mystery.
  531. [1958] Tim Burton — American filmmaker known for blending gothic horror, dark fantasy, and whimsical surrealism.
  532. [1958] Tim Robbins — Versatile American actor, director, and producer celebrated for intense performances.
  533. [1959] Allison Janney — Acclaimed American actress known for roles in The West Wing and Masters of Sex.
  534. [1959] Emma Thompson — Esteemed English actress and screenwriter with a distinguished career spanning decades.
  535. [1959] Grammy Award — The premier annual awards recognizing outstanding achievements across all genres of recorded music.
  536. [1959] Grammy Awards — The premier annual American awards recognizing outstanding achievements in recorded music.
  537. [1959] Kevin Spacey — Highly decorated American actor celebrated for his versatile stage and screen performances.
  538. [1959] Marcia Gay Harden — Acclaimed American actress known for film breakthroughs and Tony Award-winning Broadway performances.
  539. [1959] Nuri Bilge Ceylan — Acclaimed Turkish director known for atmospheric dramas exploring contemporary society.
  540. [1959] Renée Fleming — Esteemed American soprano and actress celebrated for lyric artistry across opera and concert stages.
  541. [1960] Aimee Mann — American singer-songwriter known for sardonic lyrics about underdogs and dark subjects.
  542. [1960] Antonio Banderas — Esteemed Spanish actor celebrated for his versatility across film and stage.
  543. [1960] Colin Firth — Esteemed English actor and producer known for dramatic depth and versatility.
  544. [1960] Jafar Panahi — Pioneering Iranian filmmaker known for neorealism and portraits of marginalized lives.
  545. [1960] Julianne Moore — Acclaimed American actress known for portraying vulnerable and complex female characters.
  546. [1960] Kenneth Branagh — Acclaimed British actor and filmmaker, celebrated for Shakespearean adaptations.
  547. [1960] Kim Ki-duk — Acclaimed South Korean director known for idiosyncratic, art-house cinema and intense themes.
  548. [1960] Mark Rylance — Acclaimed English actor, playwright, and director celebrated for stage and screen roles.
  549. [1960] Melissa Leo — Acclaimed American actress known for roles in Homicide, Frozen River, and The Fighter.
  550. [1960] Richard Linklater — American filmmaker known for exploring time, memory, and passage of life.
  551. [1960] Sean Penn — Intense American actor and filmmaker known for leading man roles and social activism.
  552. [1960] Stanley Tucci — Versatile American character actor known for diverse roles in film and television.
  553. [1960] Tilda Swinton — Esteemed Scottish actress celebrated for transformative roles on stage and screen.
  554. [1961] Aaron Sorkin — Master of fast-paced dialogue, known for 'walk and talk' storytelling.
  555. [1961] Abderrahmane Sissako — Mauritanian-born Malian film director known for themes of globalization and exile.
  556. [1961] Alfonso Cuarón — Esteemed Mexican filmmaker known for genre-bending, visually stunning cinema.
  557. [1961] Forest Whitaker — Esteemed American actor, filmmaker, and activist known for intense character portrayals.
  558. [1961] George Clooney — Esteemed American actor and filmmaker celebrated for versatile leading roles.
  559. [1961] Joke Silva — Veteran Nigerian actress, director, and influential media entrepreneur.
  560. [1961] Peter Jackson — Acclaimed New Zealand filmmaker, pioneer of epic fantasy and visual effects.
  561. [1961] Woody Harrelson — Versatile American actor known for roles in Cheers, Natural Born Killers, and acclaimed modern films.
  562. [1962] David Fincher — Acclaimed American director known for dark, intricate thrillers and meticulous style.
  563. [1962] Hirokazu Kore-eda — Acclaimed Japanese filmmaker known for intimate family dramas and poignant social commentary.
  564. [1962] Jodie Foster — Versatile American actress known for intense performances and career longevity.
  565. [1962] Kanayo O. Kanayo — Esteemed Nigerian actor and lawyer known for versatile performances.
  566. [1962] Michelle Yeoh — Esteemed Malaysian actress known for martial arts prowess and global cinematic reach.
  567. [1963] Alejandro González Iñárritu — Acclaimed Mexican filmmaker known for intense psychological dramas exploring the human condition.
  568. [1963] Conan O'Brien — American comedian, writer, and host known for late-night talk shows and podcasting.
  569. [1963] Garry Kasparov — Legendary Russian Chess Grandmaster and Political Figure
  570. [1963] Helen Hunt — Acclaimed American actress known for roles in Mad About You and As Good as It Gets.
  571. [1963] Johnny Depp — Versatile American actor known for eccentric roles, music, and film collaborations.
  572. [1963] Park Chan-wook — A leading South Korean filmmaker known for dark, stylish thrillers and vengeance narratives.
  573. [1963] Quentin Tarantino — Cult filmmaker known for stylized violence, sharp dialogue, and pop culture references.
  574. [1963] Steven Soderbergh — American filmmaker, cinematographer, and editor known for pioneering independent cinema.
  575. [1963] Tatum O'Neal — American actress known for early success in film and television.
  576. [1964] Emmanuel Lubezki — Acclaimed Mexican cinematographer known for natural light and long takes.
  577. [1964] Guillermo del Toro — Mexican filmmaker renowned for gothic horror, dark fantasy, and blending the grotesque with beauty.
  578. [1964] Juliette Binoche — Highly acclaimed French actress known for versatility across global cinema.
  579. [1964] Maggie Cheung — Internationally acclaimed Hong Kong actress, celebrated for dramatic depth and global recognition.
  580. [1964] Marisa Tomei — Acclaimed American actress known for comedic timing and dramatic range.
  581. [1964] Nicolas Cage — Versatile American actor known for genre-hopping roles and cult following.
  582. [1964] Russell Crowe — Acclaimed New Zealand-born actor known for intense, leading roles in global cinema.
  583. [1964] Sandra Bullock — Highly acclaimed American actress known for comedy and drama roles.
  584. [1965] Gong Li — Iconic Chinese-born Singaporean actress celebrated for naturalistic versatility.
  585. [1965] Marlee Matlin — Pioneering American actress, author, and advocate for the deaf community.
  586. [1965] Michael Bay — Director known for massive-scale, high-octane action blockbusters and spectacular visual effects.
  587. [1965] Robert Downey Jr. — Versatile American actor known for leading roles and global box office success.
  588. [1965] Sam Mendes — Acclaimed British director known for dark stage musicals and cinematic masterpieces.
  589. [1965] Viola Davis — Esteemed American actress and producer with unparalleled critical success.
  590. [1966] A. R. Rahman — Visionary Indian composer celebrated for blending global sounds with cinematic emotion.
  591. [1966] Halle Berry — Acclaimed American actress known for roles in X-Men, Catwoman, and Monster's Ball.
  592. [1966] Salma Hayek — Mexican and American actress known for dramatic roles and producing.
  593. [1967] Benicio del Toro — Esteemed Puerto Rican actor known for intense, versatile performances.
  594. [1967] Cha In-pyo — Acclaimed South Korean actor and director known for his versatile roles in film and television.
  595. [1967] Jamie Foxx — Versatile American comedian, actor, and singer known for Broadway and film roles.
  596. [1967] Jimmy Kimmel — Veteran late-night host, comedian, and executive producer of Jimmy Kimmel Live!
  597. [1967] Julia Roberts — Iconic American actress celebrated for charming roles in comedy and drama.
  598. [1967] Laura Dern — Acclaimed American actress known for roles in Jurassic Park and dramatic performances.
  599. [1967] Michel Hazanavicius — Acclaimed French filmmaker known for parody and the Oscar-winning film, The Artist.
  600. [1967] Mira Sorvino — American actress known for roles in comedy and dramatic films.
  601. [1967] Mo'Nique — Acclaimed American comedian and actress known for raw, powerful performances.
  602. [1967] Nicole Kidman — Australian and American actress known for genre-spanning roles and global acclaim.
  603. [1967] Philip Seymour Hoffman — Acclaimed American actor known for distinctive supporting and leading roles.
  604. [1967] Song Kang-ho — A highly influential South Korean actor celebrated for genre versatility and depth.
  605. [1968] Adam McKay — Acclaimed American filmmaker known for satirical comedies and high-profile adaptations.
  606. [1968] Cuba Gooding Jr. — American actor known for roles in Boyz n the Hood and winning for Jerry Maguire.
  607. [1968] Guy Ritchie — English filmmaker celebrated for British comedy gangster and action-adventure films.
  608. [1968] Hugh Jackman — Esteemed Australian actor, singer, and producer celebrated globally.
  609. [1968] Patricia Arquette — Acclaimed American actress known for roles in film and television.
  610. [1968] Sam Rockwell — Versatile American actor celebrated for offbeat, charismatic supporting roles.
  611. [1968] Will Smith — Iconic American actor, rapper, and producer known for global box office success.
  612. [1969] Bong Joon-ho — Acclaimed South Korean director known for genre-blending social satire.
  613. [1969] Cate Blanchett — Versatile Australian actor celebrated for dramatic depth across stage and screen.
  614. [1969] Elliott Smith — Intimate singer-songwriter known for whispery vocals and themes of depression.
  615. [1969] Javier Bardem — Esteemed Spanish actor known for intense, transformative performances across global cinema.
  616. [1969] Marjane Satrapi — Iranian and French author known for graphic novels like Persepolis.
  617. [1969] Renée Zellweger — Highly decorated American actress known for roles in romantic comedies and dramas.
  618. [1969] Trey Parker — Pioneering animator, filmmaker, and songwriter known for South Park and The Book of Mormon.
  619. [1969] Wes Anderson — American auteur known for films exploring grief, loss, and eccentric family dynamics.
  620. [1970] Christopher Nolan — Acclaimed director known for complex, blockbuster narratives and ambitious scope.
  621. [1970] Jennifer Connelly — Acclaimed American actress known for diverse roles from child modeling to dramatic depth.
  622. [1970] Lee Jung-eun (actress) — Acclaimed South Korean actress known for roles in Parasite, Okja, and The Attorney.
  623. [1970] M. Night Shyamalan — American filmmaker known for supernatural plots and iconic twist endings.
  624. [1970] Matt Damon — Acclaimed American actor, producer, and screenwriter known for diverse roles.
  625. [1970] Octavia Spencer — Acclaimed American actress known for period roles and multiple major industry awards.
  626. [1970] Rachel Weisz — Acclaimed British actress known for roles in both independent cinema and major blockbusters.
  627. [1970] Ramsey Nouah — Pioneering Nigerian actor and acclaimed film director in the Nollywood industry.
  628. [1970] River Phoenix — Acclaimed American actor and musician known for his intense performances in critically lauded films.
  629. [1970] Russo brothers — Acclaimed American directors known for monumental Marvel films and genre versatility.
  630. [1970] Todd Phillips — American filmmaker known for comedies and the acclaimed psychological thriller, Joker.
  631. [1970] Uma Thurman — Acclaimed American actress known for her roles in Tarantino's films and diverse genre performances.
  632. [1971] Alison Krauss — Esteemed American bluegrass singer and musician known for her vibrant career.
  633. [1971] Idina Menzel — Award-winning American actress and singer known for Broadway and West End stardom.
  634. [1971] Mark Wahlberg — Versatile American actor, producer, and former rapper known for action and comedy roles.
  635. [1971] Regina King — Acclaimed American actress, director, and producer known for diverse roles.
  636. [1971] Sofia Coppola — Acclaimed American filmmaker known for atmospheric portraits of youth and femininity.
  637. [1971] Winona Ryder — Acclaimed American actress known for her 'quirky' roles and dramatic depth.
  638. [1972] Asghar Farhadi — Acclaimed Iranian director known for intimate family dramas and moral complexity.
  639. [1972] Ben Affleck — Esteemed American actor and filmmaker known for dramatic roles and directorial efforts.
  640. [1972] Gwyneth Paltrow — American actress and businesswoman known for her roles in period dramas and later for her lifestyle brand, Goop.
  641. [1972] Jean Dujardin — Acclaimed French actor known for comedy, international success, and 'The Artist'.
  642. [1972] Kimura Takuya — Japanese icon known for acting, singing, and his enduring presence in Japanese pop culture.
  643. [1972] Megumi Odaka — Japanese actress and singer, best known for her role in the Godzilla film franchise.
  644. [1972] Tom Hooper — Acclaimed British-Australian director known for historical dramas and cinematic scope.
  645. [1972] Toni Collette — Esteemed Australian actress known for portraying complex, multi-faceted female characters.
  646. [1973] Adrien Brody — Acclaimed American actor known for intense, emotionally charged character portrayals.
  647. [1973] Gackt — Iconic Japanese singer-songwriter known for visual kei and theatrical rock performances.
  648. [1973] Kevin Feige — Visionary producer behind the Marvel Cinematic Universe and Marvel Studios President.
  649. [1973] Kristen Wiig — American actress and comedian known for SNL and acclaimed film roles.
  650. [1973] Neil Patrick Harris — Versatile American actor, singer, and comedian known for dramatic and comedic roles.
  651. [1973] Seth MacFarlane — Creator, actor, and animator known for Family Guy, American Dad!, and The Orville.
  652. [1973] Vera Farmiga — Versatile American actress and singer known for horror, drama, and Emmy nominations.
  653. [1974] Amy Adams — American actress celebrated for both comedic timing and dramatic depth.
  654. [1974] Christian Bale — Versatile English actor renowned for intense physical transformations in film.
  655. [1974] Hilary Swank — Acclaimed American actress known for leading roles and multiple major film awards.
  656. [1974] Joaquin Phoenix — Acclaimed American actor known for intense, unconventional, and eccentric character portrayals.
  657. [1974] Laura Pausini — Iconic Italian pop singer known for emotional ballads and multilingual artistry.
  658. [1974] Leonardo DiCaprio — Acclaimed American actor and producer known for dramatic roles and environmental activism.
  659. [1974] Mahershala Ali — Acclaimed American actor known for diverse roles and multiple major industry awards.
  660. [1974] Olivia Colman — Versatile British actress celebrated for comedic and dramatic depth.
  661. [1974] Penélope Cruz — Esteemed Spanish actress known for her versatility across global cinema.
  662. [1975] Angelina Jolie — Acclaimed American actress, filmmaker, and dedicated global humanitarian.
  663. [1975] Bradley Cooper — Acclaimed American actor and filmmaker known for diverse roles and cinematic success.
  664. [1975] Charlize Theron — Acclaimed South African-American actress known for intense roles and global stardom.
  665. [1975] Jang Hye-jin — South Korean actress known for her role in the Academy Award-winning film Parasite.
  666. [1975] Kate Winslet — Acclaimed English actress known for period dramas and intense roles.
  667. [1975] Lee Sun-kyun — Acclaimed South Korean actor known for roles in Parasite and My Mister.
  668. [1975] Marion Cotillard — Acclaimed French actress known for her versatility in European and Hollywood cinema.
  669. [1975] Park Myung-hoon — South Korean actor known for his role in the film Parasite.
  670. [1975] Robert Lopez — Award-winning American songwriter and librettist known for Broadway and Disney hits.
  671. [1975] Taika Waititi — Acclaimed New Zealand filmmaker, actor, and comedian known for blending comedy with historical and cultural themes.
  672. [1976] Benedict Cumberbatch — Acclaimed English actor known for intense Shakespearean roles and diverse cinematic performances.
  673. [1976] Bret McKenzie — Acclaimed New Zealand musician, comedian, and actor, known for Flight of the Conchords.
  674. [1976] Cillian Murphy — Acclaimed Irish actor known for intense roles in film and television.
  675. [1976] Colin Farrell — Acclaimed Irish actor known for leading roles in blockbusters and indie films.
  676. [1976] Naomie Harris — Acclaimed British actress known for roles in James Bond films and 'Moonlight'.
  677. [1976] Reese Witherspoon — Award-winning actress and producer known for roles in 'Legally Blonde' and 'Wild'.
  678. [1977] Jessica Chastain — Acclaimed American actress known for roles emphasizing feminist themes and strength.
  679. [1977] Michael Fassbender — German and Irish actor known for intense roles in film and television.
  680. [1977] Tom Hardy — Versatile English actor known for intense roles, from historical epics to blockbuster sci-fi.
  681. [1978] Rachel McAdams — Acclaimed Canadian actress known for roles in comedy and drama films.
  682. [1978] Ryusuke Hamaguchi — Acclaimed Japanese filmmaker known for intimate character studies and dramatic depth.
  683. [1979] Genevieve Nnaji — Pioneering Nigerian actress, producer, and director celebrated for her impact on Nollywood.
  684. [1979] Kate Hudson — American actress and singer-songwriter known for roles in Almost Famous and romantic comedies.
  685. [1980] Jake Gyllenhaal — Versatile American actor celebrated for intense, complex character portrayals.
  686. [1980] Majid Michel — Prominent Ghanaian actor, model, and evangelist known for his work in film and theatre.
  687. [1980] Ryōko Hirosue — Acclaimed Japanese actress and singer known for roles in Wasabi and Departures.
  688. [1980] Ryan Gosling — Esteemed Canadian actor known for diverse roles in film and music.
  689. [1980] Soy Kim — South Korean entertainer known for acting, singing, and modeling across multiple international platforms.
  690. [1980] Um Tae-hwa — South Korean director known for genre films like Concrete Utopia and INGtoogi.
  691. [1981] Cho Yeo-jeong — Acclaimed South Korean actress known for her roles in Parasite and period dramas.
  692. [1981] Jennifer Hudson — Award-winning American singer and actress known for her powerful vocals and versatility.
  693. [1981] Kapil Sharma — Renowned Indian comedian, host, and actor known for his stand-up and television presence.
  694. [1981] Leslie Odom Jr. — Acclaimed American actor, singer, and songwriter known for Broadway and film roles.
  695. [1981] Natalie Portman — Acclaimed Israeli-American actress known for roles in Star Wars, Black Swan, and modern cinema.
  696. [1981] Rami Malek — Acclaimed American actor known for roles in Bohemian Rhapsody and Mr. Robot.
  697. [1982] Anna Paquin — Acclaimed New Zealand actress known for roles in X-Men, True Blood, and The Piano.
  698. [1982] Eddie Redmayne — Acclaimed English actor known for transformative roles, including Stephen Hawking.
  699. [1982] Stephanie Okereke Linus — Acclaimed Nigerian actress, director, and model known for her versatile performances.
  700. [1983] Andrew Garfield — Acclaimed English and American actor known for intense dramatic roles.
  701. [1983] Emily Blunt — Acclaimed British actress known for roles in 'The Devil Wears Prada' and 'Oppenheimer'.
  702. [1983] Lupita Nyong'o — Acclaimed actress known for roles in film, television, and stage productions.
  703. [1983] Steven Yeun — Acclaimed American actor known for roles in The Walking Dead, Minari, and Beef.
  704. [1984] Han Ye-ri — Acclaimed South Korean actress known for diverse roles in film and television.
  705. [1984] Scarlett Johansson — Iconic actress known for Black Widow and global box office success.
  706. [1984] Yvonne Okoro — Ghanaian-Nigerian actress celebrated for her mixed heritage and dramatic performances.
  707. [1985] Anna Kendrick — American actress, singer, and director known for upbeat comedic roles.
  708. [1985] Aya Ueto — Highly acclaimed Japanese actress, singer, and TV personality known for dramatic roles.
  709. [1985] Keira Knightley — Acclaimed British actress celebrated for period dramas and versatile roles.
  710. [1985] Rooney Mara — Acclaimed American actress known for roles in 'The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo' and 'Carol'.
  711. [1987] Han Hyo-joo — Acclaimed South Korean actress known for roles in 'Dong Yi' and 'Moving'.
  712. [1987] Michael B. Jordan — Acclaimed American actor known for roles in Black Panther, Creed, and his directorial work.
  713. [1988] Alicia Vikander — Acclaimed Swedish actress known for roles in period dramas and genre films.
  714. [1988] Ana de Armas — Cuban-Spanish actress known for roles in Hollywood thrillers and dramas.
  715. [1988] Emma Stone — Acclaimed American actress and film producer known for diverse roles and major awards.
  716. [1989] Brie Larson — Acclaimed American actress, singer, and filmmaker known for diverse roles.
  717. [1989] Jessie Buckley — Irish actress and singer known for dramatic depth in film, TV, and theatre.
  718. [1989] Jihae (musician) — South Korean singer/songwriter and actress known for her diverse musical and cinematic career.
  719. [1990] Choi Woo-shik — Acclaimed Canadian-Korean actor known for breakthrough roles in *Parasite* and *Train to Busan*.
  720. [1990] Jennifer Lawrence — Highly acclaimed American actress and producer known for dramatic range.
  721. [1990] Korean Wave — The global surge in popularity of South Korean popular culture, encompassing K-pop, dramas, and more.
  722. [1990] Kristen Stewart — Acclaimed American actress known for genre versatility and dramatic depth.
  723. [1990] Margot Robbie — Highly acclaimed Australian actress and film producer known for diverse roles.
  724. [1990] Teyana Taylor — Versatile American artist celebrated for choreography, singing, and acclaimed dramatic performances.
  725. [1991] Park So-dam — Acclaimed South Korean actress known for roles in Parasite, Record of Youth, and Death's Game.
  726. [1993] Ariana Grande — Iconic pop vocalist known for her four-octave range and global influence.
  727. [1993] Park Yu-rim — South Korean actress and model known for her breakout role in 'Drive My Car'.
  728. [1993] Ryosuke Yamada — Versatile Japanese entertainer known for acting roles in Kindaichi and Hey! Say! JUMP.
  729. [1994] Shim Eun-kyung — Acclaimed South Korean actress known for roles in Sunny, Miss Granny, and international recognition.
  730. [1996] Florence Pugh — Acclaimed English actress known for intense dramatic roles and MCU appearances.
  731. [1997] H.E.R. — Award-winning American R&B singer and songwriter known for soulful vocals.
  732. [1999] Audrey Nuna — American singer-songwriter known for pop, R&B, and rap influences.
  733. [1999] Jung Ji-so — South Korean actress known for roles in Parasite, The Cursed, and The Glory.
  734. [2001] Arcade Fire — Acclaimed Canadian indie rock band known for anthemic, emotionally rich soundscapes.
  735. [2001] Billie Eilish — American singer-songwriter known for her distinctive, intimate pop sound.
  736. [2011] Jung Hyeon-jun — South Korean child actor known for his role in the film Parasite.
  737. [2014] Tony Award — The premier annual awards recognizing excellence in live Broadway theatre productions.