10 Celebs Who Were Born On October 27—Let’s See Who Made The Cut!

John Cleese is that hilarious British guy who helped create Monty Python and made Fawlty Towers a comedy classic. Oh, and he even got an Oscar nod for writing A Fish Called Wanda. Bonus: He was already a giant (6 feet!) by age twelve—no surprise he stood out in a crowd.

Kelly Osbourne jumped into the spotlight on her family's reality show and didn’t just stop there. She hit number one in the UK with "Changes" (a duet with her dad!), co-hosted Fashion Police, and even danced on TV. Fun fact: She and Dad were the first father-daughter duo to top the UK charts in over three decades!

Simon Le Bon rocked the '80s as the face of Duran Duran, belting out hits like "Hungry Like the Wolf." But wait—he’s also a daring sailor who survived being trapped underwater during a yacht mishap. Talk about a rockstar with some serious sea cred!

Roberto Benigni charmed the world with his Oscar-winning movie Life Is Beautiful. Known for goofy energy and deep feels, he once made headlines by literally jumping over theater seats to grab his award on stage. Drama? Nope, pure excitement.

Before becoming Mariah the Scientist, this R&B singer was hitting the books hard in biology class, dreaming of being a pediatric anesthesiologist. Lucky for us, she swapped microscopes for microphones and now serves all the emotional vibes in her music.

Fran Lebowitz is basically NYC in human form, known for sharp comebacks and funny essays. She’s a tech rebel too—no smartphone, no computer, just good old-fashioned handwriting. Old school never goes out of style!

Robert Picardo played the Emergency Medical Hologram on Star Trek: Voyager, so you could say he’s a doctor of sorts—at least on screen. Believe it or not, he was actually a pre-med student before choosing acting. The universe works in weird ways!

Patrick Fugit charmed us all in Almost Famous, but here’s the best part: when he auditioned for the role, he thought Led Zeppelin was a single dude, not a legendary band. Hey, we’ve all had those moments!

Before Marla Maples dazzled on Broadway and TV, she was the homecoming queen and a basketball star in Georgia. She’s done it all—from musicals to Dancing with the Stars—and all with that classic Southern charm.

Before belting out "God Bless the U.S.A.," Lee Greenwood dealt blackjack in Vegas casinos for almost 20 years—that’s quite the career switch. Now he's a country music icon with Grammys and number-one hits to brag about.