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This prolific football player and manager played for Celtic 1967–1977, and won four Scottish League Championships. Liverpool manager Bob Paisley paid a record £440,000 in 1977. Who is this sporting legend and television pundit?

Kenny Dalglish. A legend at Anfield, the home of Liverpool football club, he was the first player to win 100 caps playing for his national team, Scotland. He also managed Blackburn football club winning the Premiership in 1995, and then Newcastle United football club.

This British actress and singer is probably best known as a supporting actress in "Lethal Weapon 2" (1989) as Rika van den Haas. Previously she was the lead singer of pop group Eighth Wonder. Who is she?

Patsy Kensit. Patricia Jude Francis Kensit was born in Hounslow, West London, in 1968. Started acting at the age of four, and has appeared in various films and television series including "Emmerdale Farm" and "Holby City"?

A Middlesborough born and raised singer, this songwriter's famous songs include "On the Beach" and "Auberge". Who is this Englishman?

Chris Rea. Christopher Anton Rea born on 4th March 1951 and is probably best known for "Road to Hell". He has sold over 30 million albums worldwide.

This young actress is best known for playing Julie Mayer in the television series "Desperate Housewives". Who is she?

Andrea Bowen. Andrea Elizabeth Bowen was born on 4th March 1990 in Columbus, Ohio. She started acting at the age of six as Young Cosette on Broadway in "Les Miserables".

Who is this Canadian-American actress, probably best known for playing the mother in "Home Alone 1" (1990) and "Home Alone 2" (1992)? Previously as Delia Deetz in "Beatlejuice" 1988?

Catherine O'Hara. Catherine Anne O'Hara was born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada in 1954 but later became a U.S. citizen. One of seven children, he was very close friend of fellow Canadian John Candy who, by coincidence, died on 4th March 1994.

Which Welsh born rock and roll singer had a string of hits throughout the 1980s including "Oh, Julie", "You Drive Me Crazy" and "This Ole House"?

Shakin' Stevens. Michael Barrett, 4th March 1948, goes by the stage name Shakin' Stevens. Hit the top in the 1980s in the UK with 33 top hit singles, of which "Green Door" was a number 1 smash hit.

Which Leicestershire born professional snooker and billiards player and television pundit, often referred to as the "Homer Simpson of snooker" was born on 4th March 1954?

Willie Thorne. William Joseph Thorne hit his peak in the 1980s when he was ranked number 7 in the world. He reached the quarter-finals of the World Championships in 1982 and 1986. Reached the final of the U.K. championships in 1986, only to be beaten by Steve Davis.

Which actor born in 1957, St. Louis, Missouri, is probably best known for his part in playing Private Benjamin Buford 'Bubba' Blue in "Forest Gump" 1994?

Mykelti Williamson. Williamson started acting at the age of nine. Has appeared in many movies and television series. He was nominated for MTV movie awards for his part as Benjamin Buford 'Bubba' Blue in "Forest Gump".

In 1957, this astronomer presented the first episode of "The Sky at Night" on British television and continued to do so for over 50 years, placing him in the Guinness Book of Records as the longest television presenter. Who is this astronomer born in Pinner, Middlesex, England in 1923?

Patrick Moore. Sir Alfred Patrick Caldwell-Moore has been awarded many honours including Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society, the OBE and CBE, and a knighthood. He was awarded a BAFTA for services to television.

This versatile actor has starred in anything from comedy to melodrama. His best known role is in the television series "Wings" as Brian Hackett. Which Queens-born actor was born on 4th March 1961?

Steven Weber. Steven Weber was already appearing in television commercials while at elementary school. He has appeared in over 30 films and a similar number of TV series.