July 1977 in Film & Television History

Events in Film & TV

Jul 7 "The Spy Who Loved Me", 10th James Bond film starring Roger Moore and Barbara Bach, premieres in London

Jul 30 "I Just Want to Be Your Everything" by Andy Gibb reaches number 1 on the Billboard Hot 100

Jul 1 American actress and daughter of Aerosmith singer Steven Tyler (Heavy; Armageddon; Lord of the Rings), born in NYC, New York

Jul 6 Craig Handley, British film director (On All Floors), born in Merthyr Tydfil, Wales
Jul 8 Milo Ventimiglia, American actor (Gilmore Girls, This is Us), born in Anaheim, California
Jul 10 Gwendoline Yeo, American actress
Jul 11 Brandy Gold, American actress (Annie-Baby Makes Five), born in Los Angeles, California

Jul 12 American mixed martial artist and professional wrestler (WWE), born in Webster, South Dakota

Jul 12 Steve Howey, American actor
Jul 13 Ashley Scott, American actress
Jul 15 Kitana Baker, American model (Miller Light Catfight commercial)
Jul 15 Lana Parrilla, American actress
Jul 18 Dylan Lane, American television host
Jul 18 Kelly Reilly, English actress (Yellowstone), born in London, England
Jul 19 Tony Mamaluke, American professional wrestler
Jul 21 David Dastmalchian, American actor (Prisoners; Animals; Ant-Man), born in Allentown, Pennsylvania
Jul 21 Jaime Murray, British actress (Hutle), born in London, England
Jul 21 Sarah Biasini, daughter of actress Romy Schneider
Jul 24 Danny Dyer, English actor and television presenter
Jul 26 Emma Barton, English actress (Eastenders), born in Portsmouth, England
Jul 27 Jason Michael Zimbler, actor (Clarissa Explains it All), born in Queens, New York
Jul 30 Jaime Pressly, American actress, born in Kinston, North Carolina

Jul 7 "American Bandstand" TV host Dick Clark (47) weds Kari Wigton (34) in Malibu, California

Jul 12 Ed Holmes, actor (Growing Paynes, Once Upon a Tune), dies at 66
Jul 19 John R Powers, American director model bureau, dies at 80
Jul 20 Carter DeHaven, American actor (Courage, Great Dictator), dies at 90
Jul 23 René de Vos, Dutch actor and composer (Jij Bent Mijn Leven), dies at 79
Jul 26 Hans-Otto Borgmann, German film score composer under the Third Reich, dies at 75