1911 in Film - Births

Births

  • January 5 - Jean-Pierre Aumont, actor (died 2001)
  • January 7 - Butterfly McQueen, actress (died 1995)
  • January 22 - Mary Hayley Bell, actress, writer and dramatist, wife of Sir John Mills (d 2005)
  • February 6 - Ronald Reagan, actor, United States President (died 2004)
  • February 9 - Gypsy Rose Lee, actress and burlesque dancer (died 1970)
  • February 14 - Florence Rice, actress (died 1974)
  • February 19 - Merle Oberon, actress (died 1979)
  • February 28 - Ishiro Honda, director (died 1993)
  • March 3 - Jean Harlow, actress (died 1937)
  • March 18 - Smiley Burnette, actor, musician (died 1967)
  • May 11 - Phil Silvers, actor (died 1985)
  • May 17 - Maureen O'Sullivan, actress (died 1998)
  • May 18 - Sigrid Gurie, actress (died 1969)
  • May 27 - Vincent Price, actor (died 1993)
  • June 3 - Ellen Corby, actress (died 1999)
  • June 20 - Gail Patrick (died 1980)
  • June 29 - Bernard Hermann, composer (died 1975)
  • July 6 - Laverne Andrews, singer, actress, member of Andrews Sisters (died 1967)
  • July 14 - Terry-Thomas, actor (died 1990)
  • July 16 - Ginger Rogers, actress, dancer (died 1995)
  • July 18 - Hume Cronyn, actor (died 2003)
  • August 5 - Robert Taylor, actor (died 1969)
  • August 6 - Lucille Ball, actress (died 1989)
  • August 7 - Nicholas Ray, director(died 1979)
  • August 12 - Jane Wyatt, actress (died 2006)
  • August 12 - Cantinflas, actor (died 1993)
  • September 2 - Erwin Hillier, cinematographer (died 2005)
  • October 13 - Ashok Kumar, actor, India (died 2001)
  • October 20 - Will Rogers, Jr., actor (died 1993)
  • October 27 - Leif Erickson, actor (died 1986)
  • November 4 – Frederick W. Elvidge, actor (died 1988)
  • November 5 - Roy Rogers, singer, actor (died 1998)
  • November 10 - Harry Andrews, actor (died 1989)
  • December 8 - Lee J. Cobb, actor (died 1976)
  • December 30 - Jeanette Nolan, actress (died 1998)

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