10 Celebrities Who Share Your March 7 Birthday (Bet You Didn’t Know!)

Bryan Cranston went from TV dad Hal to Breaking Bad mastermind Walter White — winning a bunch of Emmys on the way. Oh, and he’s also nabbed some Tony Awards and even got an Oscar nod. Fun fact? As a kid, he actually crossed paths with Charles Manson. Yeah, wild!

Rachel Weisz made a big splash in The Mummy, but that’s just the tip of the iceberg. She’s an award-winning actress who can nail indie flicks and blockbusters alike. Little secret: she turned down a chance to act with Richard Gere when she was just a teen. Bold move!

Wanda Sykes took a sharp detour from contracting at the NSA to cracking jokes that win Emmys. She’s the master of sharp, smart humor that just hits right. Stand-ups, TV, movies — she’s done it all!

Best known as Pam Beesly, Jenna Fischer made the office life feel real (and adorable). She even co-hosts a podcast about The Office, so if you want behind-the-scenes tea, she’s your girl. Plus, fun fact: she was a real receptionist herself — art imitating life, anyone?

Laura Prepon started as a model jet-setting to Paris and Milan, then landed the role of Donna on That '70s Show. She later wowed everyone as Alex in Orange Is the New Black, plus she’s a wellness author. Talk about multi-talented!

Amanda Gorman became a household name after her unforgettable presidential inauguration poem. She’s all about big ideas and powerful words, plus she founded One Pen One Page to help young writers find their voice. Future Nobel Prize winner, anyone?

Peter Sarsgaard dreamed of soccer fame but swapped cleats for the stage after some unlucky concussions. Now, he’s snagged serious awards like the Volpi Cup and plays all kinds of intense roles you didn’t even see coming.

Haley Lu Richardson started as a dancer and theater kid, then jumped into acting with cool indie flicks. If you’re into handmade goodies, check out her Etsy store with crochet creations. Talk about talents that don’t quit!

Matthew Vaughn knows how to mix action with a bit of cheeky humor, making movies like Kingsman total hits. Before he was bossing Hollywood, he spent a gap year on a Hard Rock Cafe world tour. Rock on, Matthew!

Michael Eisner made Disney sparkle again and once ran Paramount Pictures too. He says a boys’ canoe camp in Vermont taught him some of life’s best lessons. Just goes to show, magic comes from the most unexpected places.