Celebrities Born on October 29
12 celebrities were born on October 29: their age, zodiac sign, stats, and who has a birthday yesterday and tomorrow.


Winona Ryder
55 years old in 2026 · born October 29, 1971
ActressUnited States1.61 m
American actress known for playing eccentric characters early on and later for dramatic performances. She has enjoyed a career revival with the series "Stranger Things".
All the Celebrities with Birthdays on October 29
Sorted by popularity. Age shown is the age they turn this year.
























Remembering celebrities born on October 29 who have passed away
At the age they would have turned this year.
Birthday celebrities of October 29 by the numbers
Women and men
7 women (58%)5 men (42%)
1 celebrity celebrates a milestone birthday.
By Decade of Birth
- Age 402
- Age 502
- Age 601
- Age 702
- Age 805
Most common professions
- Actress12
- Address1
- Screenwriter1
- Comedian1
- Model1
Countries
- United States6
- United Kingdom2
- Australia1
- Canada1
- Germany1
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Upcoming Celebrity Birthdays
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which celebrities have birthdays on October 29?
On October 29, Winona Ryder, Cleopatra Coleman, Richard Dreyfuss, Ben Foster, Jon Abrahams and 7 more celebrities have birthdays, according to the 13 celebrities born that day listed on Fametown.
Who is the most popular celebrity born on October 29?
Winona Ryder (1971), who turns 55 this year, is the most popular celebrity born on October 29 on Fametown, based on FameScore.
What zodiac sign are people born on October 29?
People born on October 29 are Scorpio.
How many celebrities were born on October 29?
Fametown has 13 celebrities with profiles born on October 29: 12 are celebrating birthdays and 1 have passed away.
