Famous People Born in 1964

• Azaria, Hank (April 25)

  The voice of Apu and Chief Wiggum on TV's The Simpsons

• Beck, Glenn (February 10)

  Tearful, conservative talk show host on Fox News (2009-11)

• Berg, Peter (March 11)

  Dr. Billy Kronk on TV's Chicago Hope

• Bezos, Jeff (January 12)

  The founder of Amazon.com

• Binoche, Juliette (March 9)

  Hana the nurse in The English Patient

• Bonds, Barry (July 24)

  Major league baseball's all-time home run leader

• Brown, Dan (June 22)

  Author of The Da Vinci Code

• Bullock, Sandra (July 26)

  The Oscar-winning star of Gravity

• Cage, Nicolas (January 7)

  The action film star who won an Oscar for Leaving Las Vegas

• Cedric The Entertainer (April 24)

  Eddie in the Barbershop movies

• Cheadle, Don (November 29)

  Star of the 2004 film Hotel Rwanda

• Cholodenko, Lisa (June 5)

  The director of Laurel Canyon and The Kids Are All Right

• Clouseau, Inspector

  The bumbling detective of the Pink Panther film series

• Colbert, Stephen (May 13)

  Host of TV's satirical The Colbert Report

• Cox, Courteney (June 15)

  Monica on the TV sitcom Friends

• Crowe, Russell (April 7)

  The Oscar-winning star of Gladiator

• Curry, Adam (September 3)

  1980s MTV host of Top 20 Countdown

• Del Toro, Guillermo (October 9)

  The maker of the film 'The Shape of Water'

• Dillon, Matt (February 18)

  Star of Rumble Fish and Wild Things

• Duncan, Arne (November 6)

  U.S. Secretary of Education, 2009-2015

• Ellis, Bret Easton (March 7)

  The author of Less Than Zero

• Emhoff, Douglas (October 13)

  The first-ever "second gentleman" of the United States

• Farley, Chris (February 15)

  Star of TV's Saturday Night Live

• Flay, Bobby (December 10)

  The celebrity chef of TV's Boy Meets Grill and Throwdown

• Flockhart, Calista (November 11)

  The star of the 1990s TV show Ally McBeal

• Garofalo, Janeane (September 28)

  Tart-tongued comic actress and radio host

• G.I. Joe

  Famous fist-fighting action figure for boys

• Gilligan

  The dim-witted titular star of Gilligan's Island

• Harris, Kamala (October 20)

  The first woman to be elected vice-president of the United States

• Hatcher, Teri (December 8)

  Lovelorn mom Susan Mayer on Desperate Housewives

• Hounsou, Djimon (April 24)

  Rebellious slave Cinqué in Amistad

• Johnson, Boris (June 19)

  The journalist who became prime minister of the U.K. in 2019

• Karr, John Mark (December 11)

  The JonBenet Ramsey murder suspect who claims it was an accident

• Kravitz, Lenny (May 26)

  The pop singer who plays Cinna in The Hunger Games

• Lethem, Jonathan (February 19)

  Author of The Fortress of Solitude

• Linney, Laura (February 5)

  Oscar-nominated star of You Can Count on Me

• Love, Courtney (July 9)

  The widow of Kurt Cobain

• Lowe, Rob (March 17)

  The handsome actor who played Sam Seaborn on TV's The West Wing

• MacPherson, Elle (March 29)

  Australian Sports Illustrated swimsuit model of the 1990s

• Miller, Christa (May 28)

  Jordan Sullivan on TV's Scrubs

• Morris, Jim (January 19)

  The pitcher who made the majors as a 35-year-old rookie

• Obama, Michelle (January 17)

  First Lady of the United States, 2009-2017

• Owen, Clive (October 3)

  The star of the movies Closer and Croupier

• Palin, Sarah (February 11)

  John McCain's vice-presidential candidate in 2008

• Palin, Todd (September 6)

  Sarah Palin's husband

• Parker, Mary-Louise (August 2)

  Star of the cable series Weeds

• Pink Panther, The

  Star of the Pink Panther cartoon series

• Quest, Jonny (September 18)

  Boy hero of the classic TV cartoon Jonny Quest

• Reeves, Keanu (September 2)

  Neo in The Matrix film trilogy

• Reichardt, Kelly

  The independent filmmaker who did 'Meek's Cutoff'

• Reuben, Gloria (June 9)

  Jeanie Boulet on TV's ER

• Rice, Susan (November 17)

  National Security Advisor for Barack Obama, 2013-17

• Rome, Jim (October 14)

  The cocky host of Jim Rome is Burning on ESPN

• Smiley, Tavis (September 13)

  Host of The Tavis Smiley Show on TV and radio

• Stanley, Flat (January 1)

  Children's globetrotting fictional character

• Sykes, Wanda (March 7)

  The star of The Wanda Sykes Show on late-night TV

• Tomei, Marisa (December 4)

  The Oscar-winning actress from My Cousin Vinny

• Weiner, Anthony (September 4)

  The New York congressman who resigned over sexting in 2011

• Whedon, Joss (June 23)

  The guy behind Buffy the Vampire Slayer

• Who, The

  The British band that sang "My Generation"

• Williams, Wendy (July 18)

  The radio and TV host who says "How ya doin'?"

• Wonka, Willy

  The wacky candyman in 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory'

• Yauch, Adam (August 5)

  MCA from the rap group Beastie Boys

• Yearwood, Trisha (September 19)

  Singer of country music's "She's In Love With the Boy"

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