Lily James
English actress, starred in Cinderella
Born
April 5th, 1989
36 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United Kingdom
Links & References
An English actress emerged in the early 2010s, recognized for compelling performances in both film and television. Debuted in the British television series 'Downton Abbey' as Lady Rose MacClare, which showcased her talent and garnered attention. Achieved significant acclaim for the role of Cinderella in Disney's live-action adaptation in 2015, which became a landmark performance. Also starred in 'Baby Driver' alongside a talented ensemble cast, further solidifying her position in the industry. Versatility displayed through roles in both period dramas and contemporary films.
Played Lady Rose MacClare in 'Downton Abbey'
Starred as Cinderella in the 2015 film
Featured in 'Baby Driver' alongside Ansel Elgort
Other People Born on April 5th
Junko Takeuchi
This voice actress gained recognition for voicing characters in popular anime and video games. Significant contributions include providing the voice for the main character, Naruto Uzumaki, in the series 'Naruto' and its sequel 'Naruto: Shippuden'. Additionally, voicing various characters in other series such as 'Digimon Tamers' and 'One Piece' expanded her repertoire in the industry. Her work contributed to the popularity of multiple franchises, establishing a strong presence in Japanese pop culture.
Continue ReadingTony Williams
A prominent drummer and composer in jazz music, contributed significantly to the genre during the 1960s. Joined the Miles Davis Quintet at a young age, revolutionizing jazz drumming through innovative techniques and approaches. Later founded the Tony Williams Lifetime, a pioneering rock-jazz fusion band, showcasing a blend of styles. Throughout a prolific career, collaborated with many notable artists across various genres, influencing countless musicians. Continued performing and recording until his death in 1997.
Continue ReadingJagjivan Ram
A prominent Indian politician, served as the 4th Deputy Prime Minister of India. Played key roles in several ministries, including the Ministry of Defence and Ministry of Labour. Actively participated in India's independence movement and contributed to various social reforms, especially concerning the rights of marginalized communities. Was instrumental in shaping agricultural policies during the Green Revolution era. Held significant influence within the Indian National Congress before later forming his own political party.
Continue ReadingMelvyn Douglas
Born in 1901, an American actor achieved prominence in film and theater. Featured in notable films including 'Ninotchka' and 'Hud', which garnered critical acclaim. Received two Academy Awards for Best Supporting Actor for 'The Terminal' and 'Hud'. His career spanned several decades, marked by a transition from stage to screen, and includes a significant presence in Broadway productions.
Continue ReadingIstván Örkény
Born in Hungary in 1912, an author and playwright contributed significantly to modern Hungarian literature. Örkény's works often combined absurdity and social criticism, with a focus on the human condition. Most notable is the play 'Tóték' which reflects the absurdity of post-war life. His short stories, particularly those in 'One Minute Stories', showcase a unique blend of humor and tragedy. Örkény's literary career spanned several decades until his death in 1979.
Continue ReadingNatascha Ragosina
A boxer achieved significant success in women's boxing, competing primarily in the super middleweight division. Held multiple world championships, including the WBC and WBA titles. Retired undefeated, showcasing a record of notable victories against prominent opponents. Competed for the Russian national team, making appearances in international competitions, contributing to the visibility and popularity of women's boxing in Russia.
Continue Reading