# Talk:Rachel Weisz

Per WP:DOB: If multiple independent reliable sources state differing years or dates of birth in conflict, include all birth dates/years for which a reliable source exists, clearly noting discrepancies. In this situation, editors must not include only one date/year which they consider "most likely", or include merely a single date from one of two or more reliable sources. Original research must not be used to extrapolate the date of birth.
The article currently fails to meet this standard quite badly, given it picks one date to display on the page and relegates the rest to an efn. Further, the efn includes a sentence of original research. I will remove the OR in a moment, but I not in a position at the moment to fully un-pick and fix this part of the page. I'm therefore leaving this message on the talk page in case anyone else is able to fix it in the meantime. JustAnotherCompanion (talk) 21:23, 11 August 2024 (UTC)

Do not do this. Please review the discussion at Talk:Rachel Weisz/Archive 2. cagliost (talk) 10:10, 24 October 2024 (UTC)
What I can glean from that discussion was that it was never resolved. As it stands the article is broken (with big red warning text) as the template used for date of birth doesn't accept the status quo of "1970 or 1971". I've again checked the birth records again both through my personal FindMyPast subscription and the Wikipedia Library's ancestry one and the scans of the actual register clearly shows Rachel Hannah Weisz, mother's maiden name Teich, born Westminster (Vol 5e, Page 2432). You can check this yourself by going to the Wikipedia Library, selecting Ancestry (or going straight to https://www-ancestryinstitution-com.wikipedialibrary.idm.oclc.org/search/collections/8782/) and browsing the first quarter of 1970 with the controls in the top right. But it seems many other editors have done the same and already confirmed this.
I don't see how clearer that evidence could be or what further evidence is needed? DDFoster96 (talk) 19:13, 9 May 2025 (UTC)