10 Famous Folks Who Share March 19 Birthdays (You’ll Love #3!)

Bruce Willis is that guy you instantly picture dodging explosions and delivering snarky one-liners. Started on TV with Moonlighting, then totally owned the big screen as John McClane in Die Hard. Fun twist? He used to stutter as a kid, but acting kicked that out the door!

Glenn Close delivers performances so good you can’t look away. She’s been rocking film, TV, and theater for over 50 years. If that wasn’t cool enough, she once toured with a singing group called Up with People. Yes, singing before all the serious acting stuff!

Theo Von’s comedy feels like chatting with your weird, hilarious cousin. His stories have a Southern charm and a sprinkle of surreal, making you crack up every time. Bonus: he’s got a college degree in Urban Planning, which is... an actual thing!

If you like your rap with a dash of retro flavor and a pinch of cheekiness, Yung Gravy is your guy. He mixes trap beats with classic soul samples to make songs you’ll catch yourself humming. Oh, and his dad invented those highway rumble strips – basically saving sleepy drivers everywhere.

Bun B isn’t just a hip-hop legend from the duo UGK – he’s also a college professor and runs Trill Burgers. Plus, he co-created a rap-themed coloring book. Coloring outside the lines AND dropping sick beats? Respect.

Caylee Cowan is the rising actress who’s been turning heads in movies like Willy’s Wonderland. What’s even cooler? She beat dyslexia and a speech issue to nail those performances. Talk about dedication!

You might’ve spotted Garrett Clayton in Disney's Teen Beach Movie as the perfect surfer dude. Since then, he’s rocked TV, movies, and even live musicals. Bonus trivia: His real name is Gary Michael Clayton but Garrett sounds way cooler, right?

Rachel Blanchard made us cringe and laugh as Cher Horowitz in the Clueless TV series. She’s got an award, a great sense of humor, and even once thought about switching gears to psychology. Glad she stuck with the acting!

Renée Taylor nailed the role of Sylvia Fine on The Nanny so well, it’s hard to imagine anyone else. Before that, she was a stand-up comic big enough to have Barbra Streisand open for her (yep, you read that right). Staying funny for decades? Legend.

Eduardo Saverin helped build Facebook from the ground up, then switched gears to become a tech investor. Fun fact – before Facebook, he made a cool $300K in oil investments while still in college. Not bad for a student!