The last time I went to a Minnesota Twins game, a fun game was played on the big screen where random people in the stands were found who looked like celebrities.  The screen would show a photo of Cameron Diaz and then BAM!, it would switch to someone in the stands that looked…similar.

After a few celebrity look-a-likes showed up on the big screen, the last celebrity photo they showed was Steve Zahn.  Everyone knows him from roles he played in That Thing You Do! and Diary of a Wimpy Kid.  When the camera panned to the person in the audience, it was actually the REAL Steve Zahn.

Not only was Steve born in Marshall, Minnesota but it was pretty well-known that he also had a cabin in Pine City.

25+ Celebrities Born In The State of Minnesota

Steve Zahn isn’t the only celebrity that has ties to the Land of 10,000 Lakes.  Below are quite a few people who have claims to fame in various ways who also have “Minnesota” on their birth certificate.

Did you know these celebrities were born in Minnesota?

Gallery Credit: Ken Hayes

Some of the other famous faces that have been born in Minnesota include:

Prince (artist) – born in Minneapolis, MN

Lea Thompson (actress) – born in Rochester, MN

Walter Mondale (U.S. Vice President) – Ceylon, MN

Peter Graves (actor) – Minneapolis, MN

Loni Anderson (actress) – St. Paul, MN

Mike Farrell (actor) – St. Paul, MN

Cheryl Tiegs (model) – Breckenridge, MN

Charles Schultz (Peanuts creator) – Minneapolis, MN

Steve Zahn (actor) – Marshall, MN

Herb Brooks (hockey coach/player) – St. Paul, MN

Garrison Keillor (former Prairie Home Companion host) – Anoka, MN

Vince Flynn (author) – St. Paul, MN

Gretchen Carlson (TV host) – Anoka, MN

Louie Anderson (comedian) – St. Paul, MN

Roger Maris (baseball player) – Hibbing, MN

Brad Nessler (sports commentator) – St. Charles, MN

Yung Gravy (rapper) – Rochester, MN

KDHL Radio logo12 Celebrities Who Have Been Patients at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MinnesotaWhen you are one of the best hospitals in the world, you are going to attract some celebrities. The Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota has seen quite a few throughout its history.

Gallery Credit: Jessica On The Radio

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