Celebrate These Milestone Celebrity Birthdays in November

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LinkedIn Jump to Section Nov. 8: Matthew Rhys, 50 Nov. 11: Calista Flockhart, 60 Nov. 11: Leonardo DiCaprio, 50 Nov. 16: Diana Krall, 60 Nov. 17: Lorne Michaels, 80 Nov. 17: Danny DeVito, 80

Nov. 18: Chloë Sevigny, 50 Nov. 27: Robin Givens, 60 Nov. 29: Don Cheadle, 60 Nov. 29: Joel Coen, 70 Nov. 8: Matthew Rhys, 50

A Welsh actor who trained at the prestigious Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, Matthew Rhys broke out in the U.S. in the TV ensemble drama Brothers & Sisters. But his biggest star-making turn

came on FX’s The Americans, in which he and now-wife Keri Russell play Soviet agents posing as a 1980s suburban American couple during the Cold War. Rhys took home an Emmy for the role,

which involved multiple disguises and identities. He traveled even further back in time to play famed defense lawyer Perry Mason in the eponymous HBO series set in 1930s L.A. And this fall,

he goes against type yet again, portraying stand-up comedian George Carlin in Saturday Night, a biopic about the original "Not Ready for Primetime Players" in 1975.

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Calista Flockhart redefined a generation of working women with her quirky 1990s dramedy Ally McBeal, which focused on the romantic and personal life of a Boston lawyer. She appeared in

several films since her TV breakout, including The Birdcage and A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and returned to the small screen in 2006 for the family drama Brothers & Sisters. A fixture on the

New York stage, Flockhart will star opposite Christian Slater in an off-Broadway production of Sam Shepard’s Curse of the Starving Class this winter.

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