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People Whose Last Names Start With B
Natalie Babbitt
(writer) -- Dead. Lung cancer. Died October 31, 2016. Born July 28, 1932.
Newbury-award-winning author of Tuck Everlasting.
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Lauren Bacall
(actress) -- Dead. Stroke. Died August 12, 2014.
Born September 16, 1924. Key Largo, Designing
Woman, wrote Lauren Bacall, by herself, married to Humphrey Bogart and, later, to Jason Robards.
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Burt Bacharach
(songwriter) -- Alive. Born May 12, 1928.
Famous for writing many pop songs since the '60s, usually
with lyricist Hal David, including "Raindrops Keep Falling on my Head" and "What the World Needs Now" and wrote songs for the musical Promises,
Promises. Married to and divorced
from Angie Dickinson and Carol Bayer Sager.
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Jim Backus
(actor) -- Dead. Pneumonia. Died July 3, 1989.
Born February 25, 1913. Gilligan's, voice of Mr. Magoo.
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John Backus
(compiler developer) -- Dead. Died March 17, 2007.
Born December 3, 1924. Developed the FORTRAN programming language while working for IBM.
Jim Baen
(publisher) -- Dead. Stroke. Died June 28, 2006.
Born October 22, 1943. Founder of Baen Books, promoter of electronic publishing.
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Max Baer, Jr. (actor) -- Alive. Born December 4, 1937. The original Jethro. IMDb
Parley Baer (actor) -- Dead. Stroke complications. Died November 22, 2002. Born August 5, 1914. Bit player on many, many TV shows IMDb
Joan Baez
(singer/anti-war activist) -- Alive.
Born January 9, 1941. Professional performer since 1958, helped popularize Bob Dylan's music, especially
"Blowin' in the Wind."
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Ross Bagdasarian
(Alvin and the Chipmunks creator) -- Dead. Died January 16, 1972.
Born January 27, 1919.
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David Bailey
(actor) -- Dead. Drowning. Died November 25, 2004.
Born October 27, 1933. Soap actor who played various incarnations of Russ Matthews on Another World and was playing the ruthless Alistair Crane on Passions when he died.
Make memorial contributions to: St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
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Pearl Bailey
(actress/singer) -- Dead. Died August 17, 1990.
Born March 29, 1918. Carmen Jones, lots of TV, and a revival of Hello Dolly, married to Louie Bellson for nearly 40 years.
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Barbara Bain (actress) -- Alive. Born September 13, 1931. Mission Impossible and Space: 1999, ex-wife of Martin Landau. IMDb
Conrad Bain
(actor) -- Dead. Died January 14, 2013.
Born February 4, 1923. Philip Drummond on Diff'rent
Strokes, Arthur on Maude.
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Scott Baio (actor) -- Not dead yet. Born September 22, 1961. IMDb
George Baker (actor) -- Dead. Pneumonia/stroke. Died October 7, 2011. Born April 1, 1931. Best-known as Wexford in the The Ruth Rendell Mysteries, he played Tiberius in I, Claudius IBDB IMDb Obituary
Ginger Baker (rock 'n' roller) -- Alive. Born August 19, 1939. Falling off the Roof
Howard Baker
(politician) -- Dead. Stroke. Died June 26, 2014. Born November 15, 1925. A Republican senator back in the days when Republicans had intelligence and would fight corruption in their own party - during the Watergate hearings, Baker kept famously saying "What did the president know and when did he know it?"
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Joe Don Baker (actor) -- Alive. Born February 12, 1936. Walking Tall. IMDb
Kage Baker
(SF writer) -- Dead. Cancer Died January 31, 2010. Born June 10, 1952. Wrote the Company novels, finalist for Hugo, Nebula and World Fantasy awards.
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Kathy Baker (actress) -- Alive Born June 8, 1950. Picket Fences and Edward Scissorhands. IMDb
Kenny Baker
(actor) -- Dead. Died August 13, 2016.
Born August 24, 1934. Made R2D2 run through six Star Wars
movies, also appeared in Amadeus and The Elephant
Man, was a professional ice skater and performed in comedy
nights after the '90s.
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Tom Baker (Who? actor) -- Alive. Born January 20, 1934. Probably best-known in America as the fourth Dr. Who, the one with the long scarf and big hair. Also played Rasputin in Nicholas and Alexandra. IMDb
Scott Bakula (leaper) -- Alive. Born October 9, 1954. The Captain on Enterprise, Quantum Leap. IMDb
Bob Balaban (director/actor) -- Alive. Born August 16, 1945. The student in Midnight Cowboy, the translator in Close Encounters of the Third Kind, a producer/writer of Gosford Park. IMDb
George Balanchine
(choreographer) -- Dead. Died April 30, 1983.
Born January 22, 1904. Balanchine Library.
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Alec Baldwin
(actor) -- Alive.
Born April 3, 1958. 30 Rock, frequent host of Saturday Night Live, was married to Kim Basinger.
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James Baldwin
(writer) -- Dead. Cancer. Died November 30, 1987.
Born August 2, 1924. Many books, including Go Tell it on the Mountain.
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Ina Balin (actress/humanitarian) -- Dead. Pulmonary hypertension. Died June 20, 1990. Born November 12, 1937. Actress with many bit parts in movies and on TV, she helped to rescue children from Viet Nam and adopted three of them after the war (The Children of An Lac). IBDB IMDb FindAGrave
Harvey R. Ball
(graphic designer) -- Dead. Died April 12, 2001.
Born July 10, 1921. Invented the ubiquitous smiley face in 1963 doing some work for an insurance company, made $45 from it.
Lucille Ball
(comic, savvy producer) -- Dead. Died April 26, 1989.
Born August 6, 1911. One of the first producers to insist on having her show tape recorded, once married to Desi Arnaz, later married to Gary Morton.
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Betty Ballantine (publisher) -- Alive. Born circa 1919. The Secret Oceans, won the SFWA President's Award in 2002. AwardWeb
Bill Ballantine (clown) -- Dead. Old age. Died May 14, 1999. Born circa 1911. Revived Clown College for the Ringling Brothers Circus in 1969.
Carl Ballantine
(actor/magician) -- Dead. Died November 3, 2009.
Born September 27, 1917. McHale's Navy, lots of bits parts on TV, and a professional magician for many, many years.
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Ian Ballantine (publisher) -- Dead. Heart attack. Died March 9, 1995. Born February 15, 1916. An inventor of the paperback book AwardWeb
J. G. Ballard
(author) -- Dead. Prostate cancer. Died April 19, 2009.
Born November 15, 1930. Empire of the Sun (novel/movie based on his life in a Japanese internment camp) and A User's Guide to the Millennium among many others.
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Kaye Ballard
(actress) -- Alive.
Born November 20, 1926.
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Seve Ballesteros
(golfer) -- Dead. Brain cancer. Died May 7, 2011. Born April 9, 1957. Spanish golfer who won both the British Open and Masters very young
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Martin Balsam (actor) -- Dead. Died February 13, 1996. Born November 4, 1919. IMDb
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Lawrence Balzer
(writer) -- Dead. Died December 2, 2011.
Born June 6, 1912. He wrote about wine for over 70 years and
helped to popularize California wines.
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Anne Bancroft (actress) -- Dead. Uterine cancer. Died June 6, 2005. Born September 17, 1931. Married to Mel Brooks, played Mrs. Robinson in The Graduate, won an Oscar for playing Annie Sullivan in The Miracle Worker, died on the same day as Dana Elcar. IBDB IMDb FindAGrave
Frank Bank
(actor) -- Dead. Died April 13, 2013.
Born April 12, 1942. Lumpy on Leave It to Beaver
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Iain Banks
(writer) -- Dead. Cancer. Died June
9, 2013. Born February 16, 1954. The Wasp Factory, The Crow Road, the Culture series, and many other books, one of the great British writers of late 20th, early 21st centuries, was due to be the Guest of Honor at the 2014 World Science Fiction Convention.
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Ian Bannen (actor) -- Dead. Car crash. Died November 3, 1999. Born June 29, 1928. Charming as the mastermind of the plot, Jackie O'Shea, in Waking Ned Devine. IMDb
John Banner (actor) -- Dead. Died January 28, 1973. Born January 28, 1910. He knew nothing!. IMDb
Trevor Bannister (actor) -- Dead. Heart attack. Died April 14, 2011. Born August 14, 1934. Mr. Lucas on Are You Being Served?. IMDb Obituary FindAGrave
Samuel Barber
(composer) -- Dead. Cancer. Died January 23, 1981.
Born March 9, 1910.
"Adagio for Strings," longtime companion of Gian Carlo Menotti.
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Joseph Barbera
(cartoon creator) -- Dead. Died December 18, 2006.
Born March 24, 1911. Creator of popular cartoons such as Quick Draw McGraw and Top Cat partner of William Hanna.
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Adrienne Barbeau
(actress) -- Alive.
Born June 11, 1945. Maude, Carnivale, had twins when she was 51.
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Brigitte Bardot
(animal activist/actress) -- Alive.
Born September 28, 1934. And God Created Woman, once married to Roger Vadim.
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Marshall Barer (lyricist) -- Dead. Cancer. Died August 25, 1998. Born February 19, 1923. Wrote the words for the musical Once Upon a Mattress and wrote the Mighty Mouse theme song "Here I Come to Save the Day!." IBDB IMDb Obituary
Bob Barker (game show host) -- Alive. Born December 12, 1923. Hosting The Price is Right. IMDb
Carl Barks (cartoonist) -- Dead. Leukemia. Died August 25, 2000. Born March 27, 1901. Drew Donald Duck and Scrooge McDuck. IMDb
Dr. Christiaan Barnard
(surgeon) -- Dead. Asthma attack. Died September 2, 2001.
Born November 8, 1922. Performed the first heart transplant, South Africa 1967.
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Lisa Barnett
(writer) -- Dead. Brain cancer. Died May 2, 2006. Born circa 1955. Armor of Light,
died on the same day as Louis Rukeyser.
Sandy Baron (comic) -- Dead. Emphysema. Died January 21, 2001. Born May 5, 1937. Played Lenny onstage, narrated Broadway Danny Rose. IMDb
Rona Barrett
(entreprenuer/gossip) -- Alive.
Born October 8, 1936. TV/magazine gossip columnist.
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Roger
"Syd" Barrett
(singer/songwriter) -- Dead. Complications of diabetes/cancer?. Died July 7, 2006.
Born January 6, 1946. A founder of Pink Floyd, one of the creators of The Piper at the Gates of Dawn.
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Barbara Barrie (actress/writer) -- Alive. Born May 23, 1931. Suddenly Susan's grandmother, Barney Miller's wife, recovered from colon cancer, wrote Second Act, sister-in-law of Sheldon Harnick. IBDB IMDb
Chuck Barris
(Gong Show host) -- Alive. Born June 2, 1929. Invented twisted
games shows like The Dating Game, The Newlywed Show
and The Gong Show, claims to have worked for the CIA
covertly during the '60s and '70s.
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Bebe Barron
(composer) -- Dead. Died April 20, 2008.
Born June 16, 1926. Experimental muscian who wrote the electronic music for Forbidden Planet; collaborated with Louis even after they divorced.
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Louis Barron
(composer) -- Dead. Died November 1, 1989.
Born April 23, 1920. Experimental muscian who wrote the electronic music for Forbidden Planet; collaborated with Bebe even after they divorced.
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Gene Barry
(actor) -- Dead. Congestive heart failure/Alzheimer's disease. Died December 9, 2009.
Born June 14, 1919. Burke's Law, starred in the first version of War of the Worlds, played the grandfather in the remake, appeared on Broadway in La Cage aux Folles and was nominated for a Tony for that role.
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Jack Barry (game show host) -- Dead. Heart attack. Died May 4, 1984. Born March 20, 1918. Joker's Wild in the '70s, host of the infamous 21 in the '50s. IMDb
Jeff Barry
(songwriter) -- Alive.
Born April 3, 1938. With his ex-wife Ellie Greenwich, he co-wrote classic songs like
"Leader of the Pack,"
"Da Doo Ron Ron"
and
"Chapel of Love."
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John Barry (Composer) -- Dead. Heart attack. Died January 30, 2011. Born November 3, 1933. Won five Oscars (including for the scores of Out of Africa and Born Free) but may be most remembered for his scores for many James Bond movies. IMDb Obituary
Judith Barsi (actress) -- Dead. Murder. Died July 25, 1988. Born June 6, 1978. Voiced Ducky in The Land Before Time and Anne-Marie in All Dogs go to Heaven, did many commercials, murdered by her father (who also killed her mother then himself). IMDb FindAGrave
Lionel Bart
(composer) -- Dead. Cancer. Died April 3, 1999.
Born August 1, 1930. Oliver!.
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Paul Bartel (director/actor) -- Dead. Heart attack (days after learning he had liver cancer). Died May 13, 2000. Born August 6, 1938. Eating Raoul. IMDb
Bonnie Bartlett
(actress) -- Alive.
Born June 20, 1929. Little House on the Prairie, St. Elsewhere, won an Emmy the same night as her husband, William Daniels.
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Billy Barty
(actor) -- Dead. Died December 23, 2000.
Born October 25, 1924. Noodles in UHF,
died on the same day as Victor Borge.
Make memorial contributions to: Little People of America - Billy Barty Memorial Adoption Fund.
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Mikhail Baryshnikov
(dancer) -- Alive.
Born January 27, 1948. The Turning Point.
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John Basedow
(bodybuilder) -- Not dead yet. Born circa 1968. The "Fitness Made Simple" spokesman who didn't die in the tsunami.
Richard Basehart (actor) -- Dead. Stroke. Died September 17, 1984. Born August 13, 1914. IMDb
Count Basie (jazz great) -- Dead. Died April 26, 1984. Born August 21, 1904. April in Paris. IMDb
Kim Basinger (actress) -- Alive. Born December 8, 1953. 9 1/2 Weeks, the 1989 version of Batman, made a brief comeback with L.A. Confidential, was married to Alec Baldwin. IMDb
Jules Bass
(producer/kids book writer) -- Alive. Born September 16, 1935.
With Arthur Rankin, Jr., produced classic cartoons like Rudolph, the Red-Nosed
Reindeer, The Hobbit and The Last Unicorn,
later wrote kids books.
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Shirley Bassey (singer) -- Alive. Born January 8, 1937. Sang the theme song for several James Bond movies, including Goldfinger. IMDb
Alan Bates
(actor) -- Dead. Cancer. Died December 27, 2003.
Born February 17, 1934. British actor (easy to confuse with his contemporary Oliver Reed) who starred in The Entertainer, King of Hearts Women in Love and the Gibson Hamlet, completed the mini-series Spartacus, which was broadcast posthumously.
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Daisy Bates (civil rights leader) -- Dead. Old age. Died November 4, 1999. Born November 10, 1914. Little Rock resident who led desegregation efforts and helped the students who went to integrate the high school in 1957.
Kathy Bates (actress) -- Alive. Born June 28, 1948. Great and Oscar-winning as Annie in Misery, vivid in About Schmidt and Primary Colors, had a wonderful recurring role in Six Feet Under IBDB IMDb
Jon "Bowzer" Bauman (comic singer) -- Alive. Born September 14, 1947. Sha Na Na
Frances Bavier (actress) -- Dead. Died December 6, 1989. Born December 14, 1902. Aunt Bee on the Andy Griffith Show. IMDb FindAGrave
Anne Baxter (actress) -- Dead. Stroke. Died December 12, 1985. Born May 7, 1923. All About Eve. IMDb FindAGrave
Meredith Baxter (actress) -- Alive. Born June 21, 1947. Family, Family Ties and lots of made for TV movies, daughter of Whitney Blake, married to David Birney for 15 years. IMDb
Pauline Baynes
(illustrator) -- Dead. Died August 1, 2008.
Born September 9, 1922. Primary illustrator of the first editions of the works of J. R. R. Tolkien, C. S. Lewis and Richard Adams.
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Dick Beals
(voice) -- Dead. Died May 29, 2012. March
16, 1927. The original voice for Speedy Alka-Seltzer, Gumby and
Davey (Davey & Goliath), died same day as Doc Watson.
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Orson Bean (actor) -- Alive. Born July 22, 1928. Probably best-heard as Bilbo Baggins in The Hobbit, married to Alley Mills, another '60s regular game show panelist, and, ironically, went to the same high school as fellow panelist Peggy Cass. IMDb
Ned Beatty (actor) -- Alive. Born July 6, 1937. Character actor in many movies like Network. IMDb
Warren Beatty (actor) -- Alive. Born March 30, 1937. Brother of Shirley MacLaine, married to Annette Benning, made at least one great movie Reds. IMDb
Hugh Beaumont (actor) -- Dead. Heart attack. Died May 14, 1982. Born February 16, 1909. Father on Leave It To Beaver. IMDb
Jackson Beck (voice over actor) -- Dead. Old age. Died July 28, 2004. Born July 23, 1912. Performed Bluto in '40s and '50s Popeye cartoons, did "It's a bird, it's a plane, it's Superman!" for many Superman cartoons, died on the same day as Francis Crick and Eugene Roche. IMDb
Samuel Beckett
(playwright) -- Dead. Died December 22, 1989.
Born April 13, 1906. Waiting for Godot.
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Brian Bedford
(actor/director) -- Dead. Cancer. Died January 14, 2016. Born February 16, 1935. Nominated for 7 Tony Awards, won once (School for Wives), bit parts on TV & in the movies, probably most memorably as the Fox in the Disney animated feature of Robin Hood back in the '70s.
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Noah Beery, Jr. (actor) -- Dead. Died November 1, 1994. Born August 10, 1913. IMDb
Menachem Begin (politician) -- Dead. Died March 9, 1992. Born August 16, 1913. Israeli Prime Minister, signed Camp David accord in 1978.
Joy Behar (comic) -- Alive. Born October 7, 1943. Still obsessing about death, one of the hosts of The View. IMDb
Barbara Bel Geddes
(actress) -- Dead. Lung cancer. Died August 8, 2005.
Born October 31, 1922. The first Miss Ellie on Dallas,
died on the same day as John Johnson.
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Harry Belafonte
(singer/actor/activist) -- Alive.
Born March 1, 1927. Carmen Jones, popularized Carribean songs like
"Day-O," Goodwill ambassador for UNICEF.
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Doris Belack (actress) -- Dead. Died October 4, 2011. Born February 26. 1926. Very active theater and TV actress (may be best-known as a judge from Law and Order) who did the occasional flick (the producer in Tootsie). IBDB IMDb Obituary
Arthur Bell
(dancer) -- Alive. Born circa 1927. First male black ballet dancer with the New York Ballet, he disappeared only to reappear as a homeless man in early 1998.
Bob Bell (clown) -- Dead. Old age. Died December 8, 1997. Born January 18, 1922. WGN's first Bozo. IMDb
Daniel Bell (sociologist/writer) -- Dead. Died January 25, 2011. Born May 10, 1919. Wrote prescient books like The End of Ideology and The Coming of Post-Industrial Society, he disdained labels and said he was "...a socialist in economics, a liberal in politics and a conservative in culture." IMDb Obituary
Mary Hayley Bell (writer/actress) -- Dead. Died December 1, 2005. Born January 22, 1911. Wrote Whistle Down the Wind (later adapted as a movie starring her daughter, Hayley), wife of Sir John Mills, mother of Juliet and Hayley. IMDb Obituary
Ralph Bellamy (actor) -- Dead. Died November 29, 1991. Born June 17, 1904. FDR in Sunrise at Campobello. IMDb
Saul Bellow (writer) -- Dead. Died April 5, 2005. Born June 10, 1915. Many books and stories, including Humboldt's Gift, Mr. Sammler's Planet, fathered a child when he was 84, died on the same day as Dale Messick and Debralee Scott. IMDb FindAGrave
Louie Bellson
(drummer) -- Dead. Parkinson's Disease. Died February 14, 2009.
Born July 6, 1924. Drummer for the great bands (Duke Ellington), Bellson married Pearl Bailey and served as her music director, frequent guest on The Tonight Show, vice president of Remo Drums,
died on the same day as John McGlinn.
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John Belushi
(comedian) -- Dead. Stupidity (Drugs). Died March 5, 1982.
Born January 24, 1949. SNL alum, Animal House, see
also Chris Farley.
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Bob Bemer
(Pioneering geek) -- Dead. Cancer. Died June 22, 2004.
Born February 4, 1920. Helped to develop the ASCII character set, COBOL and the ESC sequence,
died on the same day as Mattie Stepanek.
Peter Benchley
(writer) -- Dead. Pulmonary fibrosis. Died February 11, 2006.
Born May 8, 1940. Wrote Jaws and has a short role as a TV reporter in the movie.
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Dirk Benedict (actor) -- Alive. Born March 1, 1945. 20+ year survivor of prostate cancer Battlestar Gallactica. IMDb
Paul Benedict (actor) -- Dead. Died December 1, 2008. Born September 17, 1938. Played Harry on The Jeffersons, many bit parts in movies including The Goodbye Girl and The Freshman. IBDB IMDb Obituary FindAGrave
Gordon "Tex" Beneke (band leader/saxophonist) -- Dead. Died May 30, 2000. Born February 12, 1914. Led the Glenn Miller Orchestra for years after Miller's death, lead singer for "Chattanooga Choo Choo." IMDb
Peter Benenson
(activist/lawyer) -- Dead. Died February 25, 2005.
Born July 31, 1921. Founded Amnesty International in 1961.
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Brenda Benet (actress) -- Dead. Suicide. Died April 7, 1982. Born August 14, 1945. Days of Our Lives, married to Bill Bixby but divorced, their son died tragically in 1981. IMDb
Richard Benjamin (director/actor) -- Alive. Born May 22, 1938. Acted in Goodbye Columbus, directed My Favorite Year, married to Paula Prentiss. IMDb
Charlotte Benkner (the world's second oldest person for a few years) -- Dead. Died May 14, 2004. Born November 16, 1889. Midwest housewife, she lived with her sister, who was 15 years younger (but predeceased her older sister by four months), died on the same day as Anna Lee
Estelle Bennett (singer) -- Dead. Colon cancer. Died February 11, 2009. Born July 22, 1941. One of The Ronettes ("Be My Baby"), inducted into the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame in 2007, elder sister of Ronnie Spector. IMDb Obituary FindAGrave
Joan Bennett (singer) -- Dead. Heart attack. Died December 7, 1990. Born February 27, 1910. The venerable mistress of Collinwood in Dark Shadows. IMDb
Michael Bennett
(director/writer) -- Dead. AIDS. Died July 2, 1987.
Born April 8, 1943. Broadway director of Follies, A Chorus Line, Dreamgirls, briefly married to Donna McKenchie.
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Tony Bennett (singer/artist) -- Alive. Born August 3, 1926. His '90s come-back made him as popular with Gen-Xers as he'd been with their grandparents! All-Time Greatest Hits. IMDb
Jack Benny (actor) -- Dead. Pancreatic cancer. Died December 26, 1974. Born February 14, 1894. Huge star on radio and in the early days of television, was supposed to have starred in The Sunshine Boys but died just before shooting began, married to frequent co-star Mary Livingstone, IRL very generous with his money. IMDb
Mildred Wirt Benson (journalist/the first Carolyn Keene) -- Dead. Died May 28, 2002. Born July 10, 1905. While not strictly the creator of Nancy Drew, Benson wrote 50 of the early books, wrote newspaper columns for 58 years and was at work the day she died.
Renaldo "Obie" Benson (singer) -- Dead. Lung cancer. Died July 1, 2005. Born July 14, 1937. An original member of The Four Tops, probably best-known for their song "Baby, I Need Your Lovin'," Benson wrote "What's Goin' On." IMDb Obituary FindAGrave
Robby Benson
(actor/director/professor) -- Alive. Born January 21, 1956. The Toby Maguire of the '70s, he was a splendid young actor (Death Be Not Proud, Beauty and the Beast) who went on to be a fine director (many Ellen episodes) and college professor. Wrote his memoirs, I'm Not Dead...Yet! after surviving four heart surgeries.
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Lamont Bentley (actor) -- Dead. Car accident. Died January 18, 2005. Born October 25, 1973. Hakeem on Moesha, bit parts in a number of movies. IMDb Obituary
Senator Lloyd Bentsen
(politcian) -- Dead. Died May 23, 2006.
Born February 11, 1921. Democratic senator from Texas, Dukakis' running mate in 1988, Treasury Secretary under Clinton.
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John Berardino (actor/baseball player) -- Dead. Cancer. Died May 19, 1996. Born May 1, 1917. Dr. Steve Hardy on General Hospital. IMDb
Berry Berenson (photographer/actress) -- Dead. Murdered by terrorists. Died September 11, 2001. Born April 14, 1948. Married to Anthony Perkins, Marisa Berenson's sister, died on the same day as Barbara Olson and David Angell and Alice Trillin. IMDb
Marisa Berenson (actress/model) -- Alive. Born February 15, 1946. Barry Lyndon, her sister Berry was murdered in a WTC plane on 9/11 IMDb
Jan Berenstain
(cartoonist/writer) -- Dead. Stroke. Died
February 24, 2012.
Born July 26, 1923. With her husband Stan, she wrote and illustrated over 200 Berenstain Bears books.
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Stan Berenstain
(cartoonist/writer) -- Dead. Died November 26, 2005.
Born September 29, 1923. With his wife Jan, he wrote and illustrated over 200 Berenstain Bears books.
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Dave Berg
(cartoonist) -- Dead. Cancer. Died May 16, 2002.
Born June 12, 1920. Mad artist of "The Lighter Side," comic artist as well.
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Candice Bergen (actress/photographer) -- Alive. Born May 9, 1946. Hosts a talk show on the Oxygen channel, played Murphy Brown, was married to Louis Malle. IMDb
Edgar Bergen (ventriloquist) -- Dead. Kidney disease. Died September 30, 1978. Born February 16, 1903. Charlie McCarthy's puppet master, Candice Bergen's dad. IMDb FindAGrave
Polly Bergen
(actress/singer) -- Dead. Emphysema Died
September 20, 2014. Born July 14, 1930. Starred in the original Cape Fear, Kisses for my
Presdent), much TV including Desperate
Housewives, won an Emmy in the '50s for playing Helen Morgan.
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Jean Berger (composer/teacher) -- Dead. Brain tumor. Died May 28, 2002. Born September 27, 1909. Composer who fled the Nazis and settled in America, teaching at Middlebury and the University of Colorado (Boulder) Obituary
Ingmar Bergman
(director) -- Dead. Died July 30, 2007.
Born July 14, 1918. Made many great movies, including Scenes from a Marriage, Persona, and Fanny and Alexander, nominated for a number of Oscars,
died on the same day as Michelangelo Antonioni.
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Ingrid Bergman
(actress) -- Dead. Breast cancer. Died August 29, 1982.
Born August 29, 1915. Casablanca.
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Mary Kay Bergman (cartoon voice) -- Dead. Suicide. Died November 11, 1999. Born June 5, 1961. Most of the female voices on South Park, aka Shannen Cassidy. IMDb
Susan Bergman (writer/teacher) -- Dead. Brain cancer. Died January 1, 2006. Born circa 1957. Wrote Anonymity, about her closeted father who died of AIDS; older sister of Anne Heche, died on the same day as Bryan Harvey.
John Berkey
(artist) -- Dead. Died April 29, 2008.
Born August 13, 1932. A science fiction artist who did some pre-production Star Wars illustration, he designed the famous "Old Elvis" stamp proposal and one of the better-known portraits of President Lyndon Johnson,
died on the same day as Albert Hoffman.
Make memorial contributions to: Society of Illustrators Scholarship Fund
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Milton "Mr. Television" Berle (comedian) -- Dead. Cancer. Died March 27, 2002. Born July 12, 1908. The first TV star, died on the same day as Dudley Moore and Billy Wilder. IMDb
Irving Berlin
(composer) -- Dead. Heart attack/Alzheimer's. Died September 22, 1989.
Born May 11, 1888. Composer of over 1,500 songs (like
"White Christmas"), he never learned how to read music.
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Shelley Berman
(comic/teacher) -- Alive.
Born February 3, 1926. Nat David in Curb Your Enthusiasm, teaches writing at USC.
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Jason Bernard (actor) -- Dead. Heart attack. Died October 16, 1996. Born May 17, 1938. The judge in Liar, Liar. IMDb
Edward L. Bernds (Stooge director) -- Dead. Old age. Died May 20, 2000. Born July 12, 1905. Directed a bunch of the shorts and some of the full-length movies. IMDb
Carl Bernstein (writer) -- Alive. Born February 14, 1944. One of the tenacious reporters who uncovered Watergate, co-author of All the Presidents Men and The Final Days, was married to Nora Ephron. IMDb
Elmer Bernstein
(composer) -- Dead. Died August 18, 2004.
Born April 4, 1922. Oscar nominations for movies including To Kill a Mockingbird and Far from Heaven, won for Thoroughly Modern Millie.
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Leonard Bernstein (conductor/composer/musician) -- Dead. Heart attack/pulmonary failure. Died October 14, 1990. Born August 25, 1918. "Chichester Psalms," West Side Story. IMDb
Chuck Berry
(performer/composer) -- Alive.
Born October 18, 1926. Rocking on! - Chuck Berry.
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Fred Berry (comic) -- Dead. Died October 21, 2003. Born March 13, 1951. Rerun on Whats Happening, died on the same day as Elliott Smith. IMDb
Jan Berry
(singer) -- Dead. Died March 26, 2004.
Born April 3, 1941. Part of the early '60s duo Jan and Dean who brought you "Little Old Lady from Pasadena,"
died on the same day as Jan Sterling.
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Richard Berry (blues guy) -- Dead. Aneurysm. Died January 23, 1997. Born circa April 11, 1935. "Louie Louie," one of the most performed compositions ever.
Pierre Berton (journalist/historian) -- Dead. Congestive heart failure. Died November 30, 2004. Born July 12, 1920. Klondike Fever, TV commentator. IMDb
Bibi Besch (actress) -- Dead. Cancer. Died September 7, 1996. Born February 1, 1940. Dr. Marcus in Star Trek: Wrath of Khan, daughter of Gusti Huber, mother of Samantha Mathis. IMDb
Ted Bessell (director/actor) -- Dead. Aortic aneurysm. Died October 6, 1996. Born March 20, 1935. IMDb
James Best
(actor) -- Dead. Pneumonia. Died April 6, 2015.
Born July 26, 1926. The Sheriff on The Dukes of Hazzard
and hundreds of other TV roles.
Alfred Bester (writer/editor) -- Dead. Died September 30, 1987.
Born December 18, 1913. Won the first Best Novel Hugo for The Demolished Man.
AwardWeb
Hans Bethe
(physicist) -- Dead. Died March 6, 2005.
Born July 2, 1906. Another German escapee from the Nazis who went to work for the Manhattan Project and spent most of his career studying stars at Cornell,
died on the same day as Teresa Wright.
Otto Bettman
(archivist/writer) -- Dead. Died May 1, 1998.
Born October 15, 1903. An academic who fled Nazi Germany with 2 trunks of photos and started the Bettmann archive in his New York apartment, wrote The Good Old Days - They Were Rotten!.
Carl Betz
(actor) -- Dead. Cancer. Died January 19, 1978.
Born March 9, 1921. Lots of TV, especially as Alex on The Donna Reed Show.
IMDb Richard Beymer
(actor) -- Alive.
Born February 20, 1938. West Side Story, Diary of Anne Frank.
IMDb Benazir Bhutto
(politician) -- Dead. Assassination. Died December 27, 2007.
Born June 21, 1953. Western-educated, former prime minister of Pakistan forced out on corruption charges.
Mayim Bialik
(actress) -- Not dead yet.
Born December 12, 1975. TV's Blossom, then went to college and earned a Ph.d. in neuroscience.
Active on TV again with a recurring role on The Big Bang Theory.
Stephen Bicknell
(writer/organ restorer) -- Dead. Died August 18, 2007.
Born December 20, 1957. Restored pipe organs all over the UK, wrote The History of the English Organ.
Lloyd Biggle
(science fiction, mystery writer) -- Dead. Leukemia. Died September 12, 2002.
Born April 17, 1923. "The Tunesmith," a founder of the Science Fiction Oral History Association and the first treasurer of the Science Fiction Writers of America.
Make memorial contributions to: Arbor Hospice, or Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of White Plains Richard Biggs
(actor) -- Dead. Torn aorta (see John Ritter). Died May 22, 2004.
Born March 18, 1960. Starred on Babylon 5 as Dr. Stephen Franklin, soaps, and on the TV show Tremors.
Make memorial contributions to: Richard Biggs' Children College Fund.
IMDb Bigotry
(curse) -- Not quite dead yet, but it's definitely ailing
in some civilized areas of the world. Sadly, a majority of the
Supreme Court clearly favors its continuation by striking down
part of the Voting Rights Act in 2013. The Congress will only
make the voting situation worse. More evidence that the US is
becoming less civilized. Theodore Bikel
(Actor/singer) -- Dead. Died July 20, 2015. Born May 2, 1924.
Born in Vienna, part of the Jewish diaspora before WWII, he grew up in Israel, studied in England, starred in the original Broadway production of The Sound of Music as Captain von Trapp, was a founder of the Newport Folk Festival, played Worf's adoptive father on Star Trek: The Next Generation, made a documentary about Sholom Aleichem just before his death at 91. Make memorial contributions to The Actors Fund or Mazon
Michael Billington
(actor) -- Dead. Cancer. Died June 3, 2005.
Born December 24, 1941. Paul Foster in UFO (died five days before his UFO co-star Ed Bishop), Barsov in The Spy Who Loved Me.
Make memorial contributions to: Marie Curie Cancer Center.
Barbara Billingsley
(Beaver's mom) -- Dead. Died October 16, 2010. December 22, 1915.
An early TV icon (Leave It to Beaver), and a great bit part in Airplane!.
Maeve Binchy
(writer) -- Dead. Died July 30, 2012. Born May 28, 1940. Wrote Circle of Friends and Tara Road. Rudolph Bing
(opera impresario) -- Dead. Died September 2, 1997.
Born January 9, 1902. Former director of the Metropolitan Opera.
Obituary Diana Birkenfield
(Muppets producer) -- Dead. Died November 22,
2012. Born March 3, 1926. One of the longtime producers of
The Muppet Show
and Fraggle Rock.
David Birney
(actor) -- Alive.
Born April 23, 1939. Bridget Loves Bernie, married to Meredith Baxter for 15 years.
IMDb Forrest Bird
(inventor/pilot) -- Alive.
Born June 9, 1921. Invented an early medical respirator in the '50s.
Ed Bishop
(actor) -- Dead. Hospital virus(?). Died June 8, 2005.
Born June 11, 1932. Ed Straker in UFO (died five days after his UFO co-star Michael Billington), various voices on the animated version of Star Trek.
Joey Bishop
(comedian) -- Dead. Died October 17, 2007.
Born February 3, 1918. Last surviving Rat Packer, had a late night talk show for two years that succumbed to The Tonight Show,
died on the same day as Teresa Brewer.
Whit Bissell
(actor) -- Dead. Parkinson's. Died March 5, 1996.
Born October 25, 1909. Got his start on Broadway, then became a very active character actor in the movies (I Was a Teenage Werewolf) and on TV (Time Tunnel) and.
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FindAGrave Bill Bixby
(director/actor) -- Dead. Cancer. Died November 21, 1993.
Born January 22, 1934. Married to Brenda Benet in the '70s,
born on the same day as Graham Kerr.
IMDb Jerome Bixby
(screenwriter/writer) -- Dead. Following heart surgery. Died April 28, 1998.
Born January 11, 1923. Wrote for the original Twilight Zone and Star Trek.
Karen Black
(actress) -- Dead. Cancer. Died August 8,
2013. Born July 1, 1939. Five Easy Pieces,
Nashville, Come Back to the Five and Dime, Jimmy Dean,
Jimmy Dean, died same day as Elizabeth Peters.
Shirley Temple Black
(actress/stateswoman) -- Dead. Died February
10, 2014. Born April 23, 1928. Most famous child star of the '30s, starred
in movies like Little Miss Marker and A Little
Princess, first wife of John
Agar, she went on to be an ambassador.
Honor Blackman
(actress) -- Alive.
Born December 12, 1927. Preceded Mrs. Peel in The Avengers, had a memorably risque name in Goldfinger.
IMDb Harry Blackstone, Jr.
(magician) -- Dead. Pancreatic cancer. Died May 14, 1997.
Born June 30, 1934.
Betsy Blair
(actress) -- Dead. Cancer. Died March 13, 2009.
Born December 11, 1923. Oscar-nominated as Clara in Marty (partially blacklisted during the '50s due to her politics), married to actor Gene Kelly and later to director Karel Reisz.
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Obituary Amanda Blake
(actress) -- Dead. AIDS/cancer. Died August 16, 1989.
Born February 20, 1931. Miss Kitty on Gunsmoke.
Madge Blake
(actress) -- Dead. Heart attack. Died February 19, 1969.
Born May 31, 1899. Aunt Harriet on the Batman TV show, the gossip columnist in Singin' in the Rain, didn't become an actress until she was 50.
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FindAGrave Robert Blake
(actor) -- Alive.
Born September 18, 1933. A kid in Our Gang shorts, later
Baretta on TV, last wife murdered with a gun, Blake arrested about a year later for her murder but was
later acquitted (just like OJ).
IMDb Whitney Blake
(actress) -- Dead. Died September 28, 2002.
Born February 20, 1925. Dorothy in Hazel, Meredith Baxter's mother.
IMDb Ronee Blakley
(actress) -- Alive.
Born August 24, 1945. Memorable for a "break-down" performance in Nashville.
IMDb Mel Blanc
(voice) -- Th-th-th-that's all, folks! Heart disease. Died July 10, 1989.
Born May 30, 1908. Bugs Bunny classics.
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FindAGrave Ralph Blane
(songwriter) -- Dead. Died November 13, 1995 Born July 26, 1914.
Wrote the melody for the standard "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas, worked with many lyricists, notably Hugh Martin.
Bill Blass
(designer) -- Dead. Throat cancer. Died June 12, 2002.
Born June 22, 1922. Casually elegant clothes for men and women.
IMDb William
Peter Blatty
(writer) -- Dead. Multiple myeloma. Died
January 12, 2017. Born January 7, 1928. Before
he wrote the best-selling The Exorcist, he collaborated
on comedy movies like A Shot in the Dark.
Brenda Blethyn
(actress) -- Alive.
Born February 20, 1946. Secrets and Lies, Little Voice, Pride and Prejudice (2005 version).
James Blish
(writer, critic) -- Dead. Cancer. Died July 30, 1975.
Born November 23, 1921. Wrote the acclaimed A Case of Conscience, many, many reviews and the first set of Star Trek books.
Robert Bloch
(writer) -- Dead. Cancer. Died September 23, 1994.
Born April 5, 1917. Author of Psycho and other speculative fiction, who originated the great quote
"I have the heart of a little boy...in a jar on my desk..."
Dan Blocker
(actor) -- Dead. Died May 13, 1972.
Born December 10, 1928.
IMDb Joan Blondell
(actress) -- Dead. Leukemia. Died December 25, 1979. Born August 30, 1906. In many movies in the '30s, like The Public Enemy, and starred in the '60s TV show Here Comes the Brides, an ex-wife of Michael Todd.
David Bloom
(TV journalist) -- Dead. Pulmonary embolism. Died April 6, 2003.
Born May 22, 1963. Today newscaster who died in Iraq of non-war-related causes.
IMDb Peter Blos
(psychoanalyst/writer) -- Dead. Died June 12, 1997.
Born February 2, 1904. Wrote The Adolescent Passage Roberts Blossom
(poet/spooky actor) -- Dead. Died July 8, 2011.
Born March 25, 1924. Yep, you'd remember him from Close Encounters and Resurrection, died same day as Betty Ford.
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Obituary Lisa Blount
(actress/producer) -- Dead. Died October 25, 2010. Born July 1, 1957.
Debra Winger's friend in An Officer and a Gentleman, won an Oscar for the short subject The Accountant.
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Obituary Larry Blyden
(game show host/actor) -- Dead. Car accident. Died June 6, 1975.
Born June 23, 1925. Once hosted two games shows at the same time in the early '70s: What's My Line and To Tell the Truth.
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FindAGrave Lloyd Bochner
(actor) -- Dead. Died October 29, 2005.
Born July 29, 1924. Starred in the famous Twilight Zone episode "To Serve Man," extremely busy TV actor, Cecil Colby in Dynasty.
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Obituary Jerry Bock
(Broadway composer) -- Dead. Heart failure.
Died November 3, 2010. Born November 23, 1928. Wrote the
score for Fiddler on the Roof, longtime collaborator
of Sheldon Harnick, and died a little over a week after Joseph Stein who wrote the script for Fiddler.
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Obituary Vaughn Bode
(cartoonist extraordinaire) -- Dead. Accidental strangulation. Died July 18, 1975.
Born July 22, 1941. Cartoonist for magazines like Galaxy and National Lampoon.
Dirk Bogarde
(actor/writer) -- Dead. Heart attack. Died May 8, 1999.
Born March 28, 1921. A Tale of Two Cities, Darling, and, believe it or not, a number of the British "Doctor" comedies, died same day as Dana Plato.
IMDb Humphrey Bogart
(actor) -- Dead. Esophageal cancer. Died January 14, 1957. Born December 25, 1899. Upper class kid who played crooks, detectives and won an Oscar for playing the captain of a small, leaky boat on a long tropical river (African Queen), married to Lauren Bacall for nearly 12 years. Roger Boisjoly
(engineer/ethics lecturer) -- Dead. Cancer
Died January 6, 2012. Born April 25, 1938. A Morton Thiokol
engineer who argued against launching the Challenger in January
1986 as he believed the O-rings would fail due to the cold. He
was overruled. Despite the fact he was right, NASA made it hard
for him to work in the industry after he resigned from Morton
Thiokol (now ATK Space Systems). Received the AAAS Scientific Freedom and Responsibility Award in 1988.
Elizabeth
"Lizzie" Bolden
(World's oldest woman 2005-2006) -- Dead. Died December 4, 2006.
Born August 15, 1890. Ray Bolger
(dancer/actor) -- Dead. Died January 15, 1987.
Born January 10, 1904. Scarecrow in The Wizard of Oz.
IMDb Erma Bombeck
(humorist) -- Dead. Kidney failure. Died April 22, 1996.
Born February 21, 1927. Forever, Emma.
IMDb Damien Bona
(writer) -- Dead. Heart attack. Died January
29, 2012. Born March 18, 1955. Co-wrote Inside Oscar, died same day
as John Rich.
Danny Bonaduce
(child actor/radio personality) -- Alive.
Born August 13, 1959. The Partridge Family.
IMDb Julian Bond
(civil rights activist) -- Dead. Vascular disease. Died August 15, 2015. Born January 14, 1940.
Founded the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Commitee in the '60s,
served many years in the Georgia
legislature and chaired the NAACP.
Tommy Bond
(actor) -- Dead. Heart disease. Died September 24, 2005.
Born September 16, 1926. Butch in the Our Gang shorts, Jimmy Olson in the Superman serials in the '40s.
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Obituary Sonny Bono
(politician/performer) -- Dead. Skiing accident. Died January 5, 1998.
Born February 16, 1935. Part of a duo with Cher, then a Republican representative from California.
IMDb Sorrell Booke
(actor) -- Dead. Cancer. Died February 11, 1994.
Born January 4, 1930. Lots of movies and The Dukes of Hazzard.
IMDb Pat Boone
(singer) -- Alive.
Born June 1, 1934. Proved to have a sense of humor about himself when he donned biker garb to promote a CD where he covered some "heavy metal," neighbor of Ozzy Osbourne, Journey to the Center of the Earth.
IMDb Richard Boone
(actor) -- Dead. Throat cancer. Died January 10, 1981.
Born June 18, 1917. Have Gun, Will Travel.
IMDb Shirley Booth
(actress) -- Dead. Old age. Died October 16, 1992.
Born August 30, 1907. Come Back Little Sheba, TV's Hazel.
IMDb Robert
"Gypsy Boots" Bootzin
(actor/gadfly) -- Dead. old age. Died August 8, 2004.
Born August 19, 1914. A Steve Allen Show regular and organic food promoter, he wrote several books, The Gypsy in Me,
died on the same day as Fay Wray.
Victor Borge
(pianist/comedian) -- Dead. Old age. Died December 23, 2000.
Born January 3, 1909. Victor Borge in London,
died on the same day as Billy Barty.
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FindAGrave Ernest Borgnine
(actor) -- Dead. Died July 8, 2012.
Born January 24, 1917. TV's McHale's Navy, Marty,
appeared on ER episodes in his 90s, once married to Katy Jurado, and, very briefly, to
Ethel Merman.
Norman Borlaug
(plant pathologist/microbiologist/teacher) -- Dead. Cancer. Died September 12, 2009.
Born March 25, 1914. Helped develop dramatic increases in crop yields, won a Nobel peace prize, founded organizations to promote improving agricultural production.
Frank Borman
(astronaut) -- Alive.
Born March 14, 1928. Astronaut on the famous Christmas flight around the moon in 1968, later served as the president of Eastern Airlines.
IMDb Tom Bosley
(actor) -- Dead. Cancer. Died October 19, 2010. Born October 1, 1927.
Best-known as Mr. C in Happy Days, died same day as Graham Crowden.
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Obituary
FindAGrave Dorr Bothwell
(painter) -- Dead. Old age. Died September 24, 2000.
Born May 3, 1902.
Benjamin Bottoms
(actor/artist) -- Alive.
Born December 3, 1960. More American Graffiti, the youngest of the Bottoms brothers.
IMDb Joseph Bottoms
(actor) -- Alive.
Born April 22, 1954. The Holocaust, The Black Hole one of the Bottoms brothers.
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IMDb Sam Bottoms
(actor) -- Dead. Glioblastoma multiforme. Died December 16, 2008.
Born October 17, 1955. The surfer soldier in Apocalypse Now, one of the Bottoms brothers.
Make memorial contributions to: Angels Among Us - Preston Robert Tisch Brain Tumor Center at Duke University
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Obituary
FindAGrave Timothy Bottoms
(actor) -- Alive.
Born August 30, 1951. The Paper Chase, The Last Picture Show, the oldest of the Bottoms brothers.
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IMDb Susan Seddon Boulet
(artist) -- Dead. Cancer. Died April 28, 1997. Born circa 1941.
Julie Bovasso
(actress/writer) -- Dead. Cancer. Died September 14, 1991.
Born August 1, 1930. John Travolta's mother in Saturday Night Fever.
IMDb David Bowie
(singer/songwriter/actor) -- Dead. Cancer. Died January 10, 2016. Born Jauary 8, 1947.
Talented singer/songwriter ("Space Oddity,""Fame," "Life on Mars" and "Young
Americans") who also acted in movies like Merry Christmas
Mr. Lawrence and The Man Who Fell to Earth, stylish
trendsetter, father of director Duncan Jones, invented "Bowie
bonds" which let people buy bonds against future intellectual
property royalties, published his list of 100 favorite books in late 2013 released Lazarus two days before he died of cancer.
Paul Bowles
(writer) -- Dead. Heart attack. Died November 18, 1999.
Born December 30, 1910. The Sheltering Sky.
IMDb Christopher Bowman
(skater/actor) -- Dead. Drug overdose/enlarged heart. Died January 10, 2008.
Born March 30, 1967. Appeared in some '70s sitcoms, went on to be a skating champion, coach and commentator,
died on the same day as Vampira.
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FindAGrave Boxcar Willie
(singer) -- Dead. Leukemia. Died April 12, 1999.
Born September 1, 1931. Best of Boxcar Willie.
IMDb Bruce Boxleitner
(actor) -- Alive.
Born May 12, 1950. Lots of TV, Sheridan in Babylon 5, married to Melissa Gilbert.
IMDb Tommy Boyce
(songwriter) -- Dead. Suicide (shooting). Died November 23, 1994.
Born September 29, 1939. Wrote a bunch of Monkees song with his partner Bobby Hart, like
"Take the Last Train to Clarksville."
IMDb Jimmy Boyd
(singer/actor) -- Dead. Cancer. Died March 7, 2009.
Born January 9, 1939. Singer for the original release of
"I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus," bit parts including Howard in Bachelor Father and Inherit the Wind, first husband of Yvonne Craig.
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Obituary Stephen Boyd
(actor) -- Dead. Heart attack. Died June 2, 1977.
Born July 4, 1928. Ben Hur's competitor.
IMDb William Boyd
(actor) -- Dead. Parkinson's disease, heart failure. Died September 12, 1972.
Born June 5, 1898. Hopalong Cassidy.
IMDb Charles Boyer
(actor) -- Dead. Suicide. Died August 26, 1978.
Born August 28, 1899.
IMDb Danny Boyle
(director) -- Alive.
Born October 20, 1956. Slumdog Millionaire, Trainspotting, Millions.
IMDb Peter Boyle
(actor) -- Dead. Heart disease. Died December 12, 2006.
Born October 18, 1935. The father on Everybody Loves Raymond, Boyle was particularly memorable in Young Frankenstein as The Monster.
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FindAGrave Eddie Bracken
(actor) -- Dead. Surgery complications. Died November 14, 2002.
Born February 7, 1915. Miracle of Morgan's Creek, active in stage productions until 2001.
IMDb Peg Bracken
(writer) -- Dead. Died October 20, 2007.
Born February 25, 1918. The I Hate to Cook Book.
Sir Malcolm Bradbury
(writer/teacher) -- Dead. Heart trouble. Died November 27, 2000.
Born September 7, 1932.
IMDb Ray Bradbury
(author/futurist) -- Dead. Died June 5, 2012.
Born August 22, 1920. The Martian Chronicles and
Fahrenheit 451, wrote the script for movies such as
Moby Dick.
Ben Bradlee
(editor) -- Dead. Dementia. Died October 21,
2014. Born August 26, 1921.
Editor of the Washington Post during the Watergate years.
Ed Bradley
(journalist) -- Dead. Leukemia. Died November 9, 2006.
Born June 22, 1941. Longtime CBS correspondent, on 60
Minutes for 25 years.
Marion Zimmer Bradley
(writer) -- Dead. Heart attack. Died September 25, 1999.
Born June 3, 1930. Created the Darkover series, sister of Paul Edwin Zimmer Tom Bradley
(mayor) -- Dead. Heart attack. Died September 29, 1998.
Born December 29, 1917. First black mayor of LA. Sonia Braga
(actress) -- Alive.
Born June 16, 1950. Dona Flor and Her Two Husbands and Kiss of the Spider Woman.
IMDb James Brady
(writer) -- Dead. Died January 22, 2009. Born circa 1928. Celebrity columnist who started The Post's "Page Six," wrote Parade's "In Step With" for over 25 years and wrote about Korea and World War II.
Obituary James Brady
(activist/presidential press secretary) -- Dead. Died August 4, 2014
Born August 29, 1940. Worked in the Reagan administration until
Reagan's would-be assassin shot him with a gun leaving him with a
major brain injury; he and his wife Sarah became advocates for
hand gun control by starting the Brady Campaign to Prevent
Gun Violence.
Sarah Brady
(activist) -- Dead. Pneumonia. Died April 3, 2015.
Born February 6, 1942. Became a tireless advocate for hand gun control after her husband James was shot by Reagan's would-be assassin.
Neville Brand
(actor/decorated WW2 soldier) -- Dead. Emphysema. Died April 16, 1992.
Born August 13, 1921.
IMDb Jonathan Brandis
(actor) -- Dead. suicide (hanging). Died November 12, 2003.
Born April 13, 1976. The kid on Seaquest, appeared with Tobey Maguire in Ride with the Devil,
died on the same day as Penny Singleton.
IMDb Marlon Brando
(actor) -- Dead. Died July 1, 2004.
Born April 3, 1924. Played iconic
characters including the Godfather and Stanley Kowalski.
Laura Branigan
(singer) -- Dead. Aneurysm. Died August 26, 2004.
Born July 3, 1952.
"Gloria"
and
"How Am I Supposed to Live Without You?."
Make memorial contributions to: American Cancer Society or Children Affected by AIDS Foundation.
Hugh
"Lumpy" Brannum
(actor, Mr. Green Jeans) -- Dead. Died April 19, 1987.
Born January 5, 1910.
IMDb Willy Brandt
(politician) -- Dead. Died October 8, 1992.
Born December 18, 1913. West German chancellor. Richard Brautigan
(counter-culture writer) -- Dead. Suicide (gunshot wound). Died September 14, 1984.
Born January 30, 1935. Trout Fishing...and Other Novels....
Rossano Brazzi
(actor) -- Dead. Infection. Died December 24, 1994.
Born September 18, 1919.
IMDb Irving Brecher
(screenplay writer) -- Dead. Heart attack. Died November 17, 2008.
Born January 17, 1914. Wrote for the Marx Brothers (Go West), Milton Berle, and comedies like Bye Bye Birdie.
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Obituary Peter Breck
(actor) -- Dead. Dementia Died February 6, 2012. Born March 13, 1929. The TV series Maverick and The Big Valley, loads of '60s and '70s TV guest spots. Eileen Brennan
(actress) -- Dead. Died July 28, 2013.
Born September 3, 1932. The Sting, Private
Benjamin, survived a terrible car accident in the early '80s.
Walter Brennan
(supporting actor) --Dead. Died July 25, 1974.
Born September 21, 1894. Played old men for 40 years, won three supporting actor Oscars.
IMDb William J. Brennan
(jurist) -- Dead. Old age. Died July 24, 1997.
Born April 25, 1906. Served on the Supreme Court for 34
years. David Brenner
(comic) -- Dead. Died March 15, 2014. Born
February 4, 1936. Frequent guest host for Johnny Carson, guest
on talk and variety shows, died same day as
Clarissa Dickson Wright.
Jeremy Brett
(actor) -- Dead. Heart attack. Died September 12, 1995.
Born November 3, 1933. Sherlock Holmes in '80s movies, also played Freddie in My Fair Lady.
IMDb Teresa Brewer
(singer) -- Dead. Neuromuscular disease. Died October 17, 2007.
Born May 7, 1931. '50s pop star, sang
"Music, Music, Music,"
died on the same day as Joey Bishop.
Lloyd Bridges
(actor) -- Dead. Old age. Died March 10, 1998.
Born January 15, 1913. Father of Jeff and Beau Bridges, star of one of the only TV show about scuba divers, Sea Hunt.
IMDb Todd Bridges
(actor) -- Alive.
Born May 27, 1965. Diff'rent Strokes and many trips to jail...
IMDb Charlie Brill
(actor/comic) -- Born circa 1935. Capt. Lipschitz on Silk Stockings, Arne Davin on two
Star Trek episodes, married to Mitzi McCall.
IMDb Wilford Brimley
(actor) -- Alive.
Born September 27, 1934. Cocoon,
born on the same day as Greg Morris. Who'd've thunk it?.
IMDb David Brinkley
(TV journalist) -- Dead. Complications of a fall. Died June 11, 2003.
Born July 10, 1920. Longtime news anchor for NBC ("Good night, Chet. "), later a journalist and commentator for ABC,
died on the same day as William Marshall.
IMDb Morgan Britanny
(actress) -- Alive.
Born December 5, 1951. The former child star Suzanne Cupito (Gypsy), she is remembered for two striking performances as Vivien Leigh.
IMDb Benjamin Britten
(composer) -- Dead. Died December 4, 1976.
Born November 22, 1913. Wrote
"A Young Person's Guide to Orchestra"
and Peter Grimes among many other works.
Jim Broadbent
(actor) -- Alive.
Born May 24, 1949. Extremely versitile actor, the MC in Moulin Rouge!, John in Iris for which he won an Oscar, Dad in the Bridget Jones movies.
Roy Brocksmith
(character actor) -- Dead. Diabetes. Died December 16, 2001.
Born September 15, 1945. School principal in Picket Fences.
IMDb Tom Brokaw
(journalist/news anchor/writer) -- Retired.
Born February 6, 1940. NBC Nightly News anchor for 22 years, was in West Berlin when the wall fell and in South Africa when Mandela was released. He wrote a great book, The Grestest Generation.
IMDb James Brolin
(actor) -- Alive.
Born July 18, 1940. Married to Barbra Streisand, ex-husband of Jan Smithers.
IMDb Charles Bronson
(tough actor) -- Dead. Pneumonia/Alzheimer's. Died August 30, 2003.
Born November 3, 1921. Made many movies, including five Death Wish movies, married to Jill Ireland until her death in 1990.
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Obituary
FindAGrave Edward W. Brooke
(lawyer/senator) -- Dead. Died January 3, 2015. Born October 26 1919. First post-Reconstruction black person elected to the Senate, Republican from Massachusetts. Foster Brooks
(comic) -- Dead. Heart attack. Died December 21, 2001.
Born May 11, 1912. Professional lush on TV in the '60 and '70s,
died on the same day as Dick Schaap.
IMDb Gwendolyn Brooks
(poet) -- Dead. Cancer. Died December 4, 2000.
Born June 7, 1917. First black American to win a Pulitzer Prize.
Louise Brooks
(actress) -- Dead. Died August 8, 1985.
Born November 14, 1906.
IMDb Mel Brooks
(comic, writer) -- Alive.
Born June 28, 1926. (not in 40 BC) Married to Anne Bancroft.
Rand Brooks
(actor/businessman) -- Dead. Cancer. Died September 1, 2003.
Born September 21, 1918. Played Charles Hamilton, Scarlett's first husband in Gone With the Wind, later started a major ambulance service in California.
IMDb Dr. Joyce Brothers
(writer/therapist/game show winner) -- Dead.
Died May 5, 2013. Born October 20, 1927. Popular talk show guest on psychology
who got her start by winning the The $64,000 Question in
the '50s. Heywood Hale Broun
(commentator, writer) -- Dead. Died September 5, 2001.
Born March 10, 1918.
IMDb David Brower
(ecological activist) -- Dead. Cancer. Died November 5, 2000.
Born July 1, 1912. Executive director of the Sierra Club for nearly 20 years.
Blair Brown
(actress) -- Alive.
Born April 23, 1946. Starred in Days and Nights of Molly Dodd, Altered States.
IMDb Charles N. Brown
(editor) -- Dead. Died July 12, 2009.
Born June 24, 1937. Inventor of Locus, the first science fiction newszine, its publisher for 40 years, and winner of many Hugo awards.
Clarence
"Gatemouth" Brown
(guitarist/singer) -- Dead. Lung cancer/heart disease. Died September 10, 2005.
Born April 18, 1924. Cajun muscian and New Orleans fixture who died a few days after evacuating from hurricane Katrina.
Danny Joe Brown
(rocker) -- Dead. Complications of diabetes/stroke. Died March 10, 2005.
Born 1951. Singer and a founding member of Molly Hatchet,
died on the same day as Dave Allen. . David Brown
(producer) -- Dead. Died February 1, 2010. Born July 28, 1916.
Produced movies like Jaws, The Sting and The Player,
and the Broadway show Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, married to Helen Gurley Brown.
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Obituary David Brown
(Columbia (STS-107) astronaut) -- Dead. Shuttle break-up. Died February 1, 2003.
Born April 16, 1956. Mission specialist
on the Columbia.
Edmund G.
"Pat" Brown
(politician) -- Dead. Heart attack. Died February 16, 1996.
Born April 21, 1905. Former governor of California, and the father of Jerry Brown. Helen Gurley Brown
(writer/editor) -- Dead. Died August 13, 2012.
Born February 18, 1922. Sex and the Single Girl, longtime editor of Cosmopolitan, married to producer David Brown.
James
"Godfather of Soul" Brown
(soul singer) -- Dead. Pneumonia. Died December 25, 2006.
Born May 3, 1933. Lots of run-ins with the law and rehab, toured with classics like
"I Feel Good"
until just before he died.
Joe E. Brown
(actor) -- Dead. Died July 6, 1973.
Born July 28, 1892. Many movies, including It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World and Some Like It Hot,
died on the same day as Otto Klemperer.
IMDb Larry Brown
(writer) -- Dead. Heart attack. Died November 24, 2004.
Born July 7, 1951. Wrote Big Bad Love, won Southern Book Critics Circle Award,
died on the same day as Arthur Hailey.
IMDb Les Brown
(bandleader/songwriter) -- Dead. Died January 4, 2001.
Born March 14, 1912. Les Brown and His Band of Renown was the longest-touring band in show biz, and worked with Doris Day, Bob Hope and Dean Martin.
Lesley
Brown -- Dead. Died June 20, 2012.
Born circa 1947. The first woman to successfully have a child
from IVF (Louise Brown in 1978), died same day as LeRoy Neiman.
Obituary Phil Brown
(actor) -- Dead. Pneumonia. Died February 9, 2006.
Born April 30, 1916. An actor blacklisted during the McCarthy era, George Lucas cast him as Uncle Owen in Star Wars,
died on the same day as Freddy Laker.
Rita Mae Brown
(writer) -- Alive.
Born November 28, 1944. An early out-of-the-closet writer (Rubyfruit Jungle).
Roscoe Lee Browne
(actor) -- Dead. Cancer. Died April 11, 2007.
Born May 2, 1925. Saunders in Soap, narrator of the Babe movies, was a teacher and set a world record in track in the '50s,
died on the same day as Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.
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(jazz pianist and composer) -- Dead. Heart
failure (day before his 92nd birthday) Died December 5, 2012.
Born December 6, 1920. Wanted to be a rancher; instead, helped
popularize jazz in America with pieces like "Take Five." Biography: It's About Time: The Dave Brubeck Story.
Carol Bruce
(actress) -- Dead. Chronic
obstructive pulmonary disease. Died October 9, 2007.
Born November 15, 1919. Stage actress, Moma on WKRP in Cincinnati.
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(comic) -- Dead. Drug overdose. Died August 3, 1966.
Born November 13, 1925. Ground-breaking comic who spent a few months in prison on an obscenity charge.
John Brunner
(author) -- Dead. Stroke. Died August 25, 1995.
Born September 24, 1934. British science fiction writer who was stricken at the World Science Fiction Convention in Scotland and died the next day.
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Boudleaux Bryant
(Songwriter) -- Dead. Died June 30, 1987.
Born February 13, 1920. Wrote
"All I Have to do Is Dream...," co-writer with Felice of many standards, including
"Rocky Top."
Felice Bryant
(Songwriter) -- Dead. Cancer. Died April 22, 2003.
Born August 7, 1925. Co-wrote many songs with Boudleaux, including
"Wake Up, Little Susie"
Yul Brynner
(actor) -- Dead. Lung cancer. Died October 10, 1985.
Born July 12, 1915. The King and I,
died on the same day as Orson Welles.
IMDb Edgar Buchanan
(actor) -- Dead. Old age. Died April 4, 1979.
Born March 20, 1903. Uncle Joe on Petticoat Junction.
IMDb Horst Buchholz
(actor) -- Dead. Pneumonia. Died March 3, 2003.
Born December 4, 1933. The Magnificent Seven.
IMDb Art Buchwald
(columnist) -- Dead. Kidney failure. Died January 17, 2007.
Born October 20, 1925. Suffered a severe stroke in June 2000, wrote thousands of columns and one novel - Stella in Heaven: Almost a Novel, survived over a year without needed kidney dialysis, left his hospice to go on vacation!
Pearl S. Buck
(writer) -- Dead. Cancer. Died March 6, 1973.
Born June 26, 1892. The Good Earth.
IMDb Robert Buck
(rock guitarist/songwriter) -- Dead. Liver failure. Died December 19, 2000.
Born August 1, 1958. Founding member of 10,000 Maniacs, he co-wrote
"These Are the Days."
Make memorial contributions to: Rob Buck Memorial Scholarship Fund.
Betty Buckley
(actress) -- Alive.
Born July 3, 1947. The stepmother in Eight Is Enough, later went to Broadway in Cats.
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(musician) -- Dead. Drowned. Died May 29, 1997.
Born November 17, 1966.
William F. Buckley, Jr.
(writer) -- Dead. Emphysema. Died February 27, 2008.
Born November 24, 1925. Conservative commentator and publisher of the National Review, wrote God and Man at Yale just after his college graduation,
died on the same day as Myron Cope.
Buddy
(movie) -- Dead. Cancer. Died February 10, 1998. Born circa 1988. Air Bud.
IMDb Algis Budrys
(writer) -- Dead. Died June 9, 2008.
Born January 9, 1931. Rogue Moon, involved with Writers of the Future.
Jimmy Buffett
(performer) -- Not dead yet.
Born December 25, 1946.
"Wastin' Away in Margaritaville."
Vincent Bugliosi
(DA/lawyer/writer) -- Dead. Cancer. Died June 6, 2015. Born August 18, 1934.
Prosecuted Charles Manson, co-wrote Helter Skelter on the murders.
Kenneth Bulmer
(writer) -- Dead. Died December 16, 2005.
Born January 14, 1921. A writer with many pseudonums (including Alan Burt Akers and Dray Prescot) who wrote books in many different genres,
died on the same day as John Spencer. Dr. Ralph Bunche
(political scientist, professor) -- Dead. Diabetes. Died December 10, 1971. Born August 7, 1904. Professor, writer and informal advisor to Presdident Truman, Bunche worked extensively for the United Nations and won the Nobel Peace Prize for helping to negotiate a peace in Palestine in 1949. In 1936, he wrote "And so class will some day supplant race in world affairs. Race war will then be merely a side-show to the gigantic class war which will be waged in the big tent we call the world." Mary-Ellis Bunim
(TV producer) -- Dead. Breast cancer. Died January 29, 2004.
Born July 9, 1946. Created The Real World, the pre-cursor of the "reality" show trend,
died on the same day as Joe Viterelli.
Victor Buono
(actor) -- Dead. Died January 1, 1982.
Born February 3, 1938. King Tut on the Batman series.
IMDb Eric Burdon
(rocker) -- Alive.
Born May 5, 1940. Lead singer of The Animals and War Warren Earl Burger
(jurist) -- Dead. Heart failure. Died June 25, 1995.
Born September 17, 1907. Anthony Burgess
(writer/civil servant) -- Dead. Died November 25, 1993.
Born February 25, 1917. A Clockwork Orange.
IMDb Billie Burke
(a good witch) -- Dead. Old age. Died May 14, 1970.
Born August 7, 1885. Glinda in The Wizard of Oz.
IMDb John F. Burke
(surgeon/chemical engineer) -- Dead.
Pancreatic cancer. Died November 2, 2011. Born July 7, 1922.
Developer of the first artifical skin, died same day as Sid Melton and Leonard Stone.
Obituary Carol Burnett
(actress) -- Alive.
Born April 26, 1933. The Carol Burnett Show - one of the great comics of the late 20th century , adapted her memoir for the play Hollywood Arms with her
daughter Carrie Hamilton.
Murray Burnett
(writer) -- Dead. Died September 23, 1997. Born circa 1911. Co-wrote an unproduced play (Everybody Goes to Rick's) that later became Casablanca.
IMDb George Burns
(comedian/actor) -- Dead. Old age. Died March 9, 1996.
Born January 20, 1896. Performed professionally until he was 98, longtime comedy partner and husband of Gracie Allen, won an Academy Award for The Sunshine Boys.
Jack Burns
(comic, writer) -- Alive.
Born November 15, 1933. Once teamed with George Carlin, he later teamed with Avery Schreiber, wrote The Muppet Show for a year.
IMDb Steve Burns
(kid show host) -- Not dead yet.
Born October 9, 1973. The human on Blue's Clues.
Raymond Burr
(actor) -- Dead. Cancer. Died September 12, 1993.
Born May 21, 1917. The only North American in the U.S. version of Godzilla, Perry Mason, Ironside, he
toured Europe, then gave away most of his money after being diagnosed with terminal cancer
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IMDb Edgar Rice Burroughs
(writer) -- Dead. Died March 19, 1950. Born September 1, 1875. Writer of Tarzan, Mars, Barsoom and other popular series. William S. Burroughs
(author/head trip) -- Dead. Heart attack. Died August 2, 1997.
Born February 5, 1914. Naked Lunch Ellen Burstyn
(actress) -- Alive.
Born December 7, 1932. Resurrection and Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore.
IMDb Richard Burton
(actor) -- Dead. Brain hemorrhage. Died August 5, 1984.
Born November 10, 1925. Married to Liz twice, father of Kate Burton.
IMDb F. M. Busby
(writer) -- Dead. Following abdominal surgery. Died February 17, 2005.
Born March 11, 1921. Rissa Kerguelen,
died on the same day as Daniel O'Herlihy
Gary Busey
(actor) -- Alive.
Born June 29, 1944. Lucky-to-be-alive! Barely survived a motorcycle accident a few years back when he wasn't wearing a helmet!
IMDb Barbara Bush
(presidential mom/former first lady) -- Alive.
Born June 8, 1925. A more interesting First Lady than most, must have to bite her tongue a lot when she hears about her sons' antics...
George H. W. Bush
(presidential dad/former president) -- Retired.
Born June 12, 1924. Sounds a little more presidential than Duhbyuh these days...
George W. Bush
(our second unelected president (fraud in Florida) later unelected (fraud in Ohio) to a second term 2004 Ohio election analysis) -- Alive.
Born July 6, 1946. The "leader" of the most incompetent administrations of modern time, he was just Duhbyuh to many of us, has inspired a huge number of bumper stickers, the man whose partisans tried to kill federal democracy.
Laura Bush
(first lady/literacy advocate) -- Alive.
Born November 4, 1946. Reportedly came up with the one good idea from the second Bush presidency - the National Book Festival.
Robert Bussard
(physicist) -- Dead. Cancer. Died October 6, 2007.
Born August 11, 1928. Inventor of the Bussard ramjet, a space drive powered by hydrogen fusion.
Obituary Susan Butcher
(sled dog racer/vet technician) -- Dead. leukemia/graft vs. host disease. Died August 5, 2006.
Born December 26, 1954. Second woman to win the Iditarod in 1986; dominated the event in the '80s and early '90s.
Brett Butler
(actress/comic) -- Alive. Born January 30, 1958. Grace Under Fire, had addiction and money issues but is making a comeback (Anger Management).
Daws Butler
(voice) -- Dead. Heart attack. Died May 18, 1988.
Born November 16, 1916. Voices for many Hanna Barbera cartoons.
Octavia Butler
(writer) -- Dead. Brain injury. Died February 24, 2006.
Born June 22, 1947. Fine SF writer; the only person to win a Hugo, a Nebula and a McArthur Genius Grant,
died on the same day as Don Knotts
and Dennis Weaver.
Make memorial contributions to: Octavia E. Butler Memorial Scholarship
Merritt Butrick
(actor) -- Dead. AIDS. Died March 17, 1989.
Born September 3, 1959. He played Captain Kirk's son in two Star Trek movies.
IMDb Red Buttons
(actor) -- Dead. Vascular disease. Died July 13, 2006.
Born February 5, 1919. Comic who won an Oscar for a dramatic turn in Sayonara, spoke at many Friar's Club roasts as the guy who "never got a dinner."
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IMDb Pat Buttram
(actor) -- Dead. Kidney failure. Died January 8, 1994.
Born June 19, 1916. Comic sidekick in many Westerns and Mr. Haney on Green Acres.
IMDb Frank Buxton
(actor/director) -- Alive.
Born February 13, 1930. Directed shows like Mork and Mindy, co-hosted the '60s kid's show Discovery with Virginia Gibson.
IMDb Ruth Buzzi
(comedian/actress) -- Alive.
Born July 24, 1936. Laugh-In.
IMDb Spring Byington
(actress) -- Dead. Cancer. Died September 7, 1971.
Born October 17, 1893. Marmee in the 1933 Little Women.
IMDb John Byner
(comic) -- Alive.
Born June 28, 1938.
IMDb Robert Byrd
(senator) -- Dead. Died June 28, 2010. Born November 20, 1917. Longest-serving senator, represented West Virginia as Senator for over 50 years.
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Edd
"Kookie" Byrnes
(actor) -- Alive.
Born July 30, 1933. 77 Sunset Strip.
IMDb Jean Byron
(actress/singer) -- Dead. Died February 3, 2006.
Born December 10, 1925. Mom on The Patty Duke Show, briefly married to Michael Ansara,
died on the same day as Al Lewis.
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