List of celebrities and famous people who were born on April 1st
Famous birthdays on April 1st for the celebrities who were born in the years 2019 - 2010
2010American child of Keith Lockhart, noted conductor, and Emiley Zalesky, his second wife.
Famous birthdays on April 1st for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2009Vine Star
TV Actor
YouTube Star
Famous birthdays on April 1st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1999YouTube Star
TV Actor
YouTube Star
English actor
Spanish racing driver
Skateboarder
Dancer
Vine Star
YouTube Star
Pop Singer
Swedish model
German footballer
American make-up artist.
Japanese singer (Hey! Say! JUMP)
Chinese gymnast
Chinese gymnast
Vine Star
American violinist and singer-songwriter
YouTube Star
New Zealand actor and singer-songwriter
Hockey Player
German discus thrower
English-Welsh footballer
Famous birthdays on April 1st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989Dutch speed skater
Bassist
German racing driver
Singer and model from Japan
German race car driver
French footballer
American basketball player
American basketball player
YouTube Star
Sammarinese target shooter
American gymnast
Russian serial killer
Movie Actress
English race car driver
American model
Chinese diver
Italian footballer
Chinese snooker player
American porn actress
Rapper
Dutch speed skater
Georgian basketball player
Japanese singer and voice actor
YouTube Star
Dutch speed skater
Football Player
Country Singer
American actor
American baseball player
Gymnast
Actress
Brazilian footballer
American actor and model
Icelandic footballer
American football player (died 2007).
Finnish-American ice hockey player
Canadian baseball pitcher
New Zealand rugby player
Russian actor and dancer (Smash!
New Zealand rugby player
Musician
Musician
Icelandic footballer
Actress
American actor (Jungle 2 Jungle).
American actor and comedian
Norwegian javelin thrower
American teenager who was diagnosed with cancer in 1994 died in November 1996, after a two year battle. Despite having poor odds, she endured grueling chemotherapy. She was interviewed by national and local media in an effort to defeat the devil. Everyone who knew her was moved by her courage, her family, and her story.
Actress
Drummer
Pop Singer
Norwegian ski jumper
Model and actress from Turkey, German born
Greek basketball player
German actress and model Miss Germany 2005
Canadian-Hong Kong actress and model Miss Hong Kong 2006
Norwegian skijumper
Actor
American professional wrestler.
American actress and socialite.
New Jersey; actor (Bill Lewis Jr. - Guiding Light).
Japanese actress
Country Singer
German footballer
Famous birthdays on April 1st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979Croatian handballer
Spanish high jumper
Croatian handball player
TV Actress
Slovak-Swiss tennis player
Swiss tennis player
Musician
Romanian-English actress
American basketball player
Canadian ice hockey player
Mexican footballer (Born 1978).
Spanish cyclist
American TV personality
Brazilian-American boxer, mixed martial artist
Surinam / Dutch soccer player, Ajax, Real Madrid
Businessman
English-Nigerian actor
Voice Actor
Bosnian-Turkish basketball player
American race car driver
Japanese tennis player
Australian beach volleyball player
Hungarian footballer
Reality Star
World Music Singer
French politician and Minister of Territorial Equality and Housing at the Ayrault cabinet. Former leader of the party "Europe Ecology - The Greens".
Bulgarian tennis player: WTA Tour
Belgian racing driver
Bulgarian tennis star (1995 Chicago Moscow).
Swiss tennis player
American-Australian producer and singer (The John Butler Trio).
100 metre breaststroke/200 metre medley (Olympics-1996).
Director
American actor and drummer (Death Iced Earth, Charred Walls of the Damned).
Argentinian manager and footballer
English-Portuguese actress
English politician
German swimmer
American actor and television host
Argentine footballer
British actress
German swimmer
She is an American television and radio personality. Maddow was the first openly gay anchor on a major prime-time television news and commentary show. She is a popular commentator for MSNBC's liberal audience.
Australian actress and businesswoman, head international operations for Leona Edmiston, an Australian designer.
American actor and comedian
English actor
American screenwriter and producer of actor directors
soccer player (FC Utrecht).
Girls Gone Wild was founded by an American businessman
New Zealand cricketer and coach
Canadian ice hockey player, and sportscaster
Cornerback for NFL / WLAF (Chicago Bears and Barcelona Dragons)
American guitarist and songwriter (Red Hot Chili Peppers & Splendid).
American film director
American film director
American actress
Japanese race car driver
Actress (Dinah Mayberry-Loving).
Canadian politician and journalist
NFL defensive end (Saints, Denver Broncos - Super Bowl 32)
Screenwriter and actor from Australia
Czechoslovakia; tennis star.
American actor and producer of rappers (Wu-Tang Clan).
Cuban javelin thrower
Artist
Scottish comedian and entertainer, who appeared on the TV shows "Chewin’ the Fat" (BBC Scotland) and "The Karen Dunbar Show".
Actor
Korean-born model
American screenwriter and producer
Missouri, USA. 238lb (108kg), weightlifter (Olympics-6th-1992 and 1996).
Model and actress from South Korea, American
American football player
Hawaii, USA; kayak (alternate-Olympics-1996).
New England Patriots).
Famous birthdays on April 1st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969French professional tennis player, European Champion since 1987 and winner of the Orange Bowl in 1985. He was a three time winner: Rosmalen and Toulouse 1993, Toulouse 1995, and six times a finalist: Berlin 1991, Bolzano 1992, Marseille, Ostrava 1994, Adelaide 1995.
American professional baseball pitcher. He was selected by the Chicago Cubs in the sixth round as a free agent. He was a Cubs player and was on the disabled list intermittently in 1988, 1991, 1994. The Cubs traded him to the Colorado Rockies on 7/15/1997. He was granted free agency in October, and signed with the Detroit Lions on 12/11/1997.
New York, USA. Actress (Ryan's Hope F/X, Fright Night 2)
Lebanese singer
Ukrainian-Russian decathlete
France's tennis star (1985 European Junior).
Soccer player (Go Ahead Eagles).
Texas, USA; pitcher (Chicago Cubs).
Wisconsin, USA; NHL defenseman (New Jersey Devils).
Manager and English footballer
Finnish politician and academic 43rd Prime Minster of Finland
French criminal convicted and sentenced for the 1995 robbery in AullA"ne of a mail van
German horror film director
Lebanese singer
NFL defensive end (Jacksonville Jaguars).
American actress
American musician
34th Attorney General of Australia, Australian politician and lawyer
Canadian Football League Corner (Winnipeg Blue Bombers).
Turkish manager and footballer
English politician and accountant
American snowboarder (Born 1966).
English radio and television host
NFL safety / defensive back (Houston Oilers).
Italian beauty queen, winner of a contest. Popular and likable, she went on to become a journalist and TV host, specializing in sports casting.
New York Jets).
English conductor and composer
Swedish screenwriter and actor
American basketball player: Pacers, guard
Actor
American basketball player (Born 1964).
Dutch manager and cyclist
Portuguese journalist and educator
Canadian ice hockey coach and player
English cricketer
Ontario, Canada; NHL defenseman (New Jersey Devils, Team Canada).
Filipino rock guitarist (The Dawn), (d.1988)
Filipino singer and guitarist (The Dawn), (d. 1988).
Politician
British TV and radio host. Schofield began his career as a clerk for the BBC at age 17. He emigrated to New Zealand in the next year and won his own TV and radio show. He returned to England at 22 and became the Children's BBC host, managing various programs for children. He then moved to "Saturday Superstore", "Going Live", …
French theatre director, producer and writer. At 14 years old, he left school to become a furniture and filmmaker assistant. He then started writing in the 1990s. His first novel was published.
American author
English politician and journalist Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain
Filipino basketball player and coach
California, USA; outfielder (Seattle Mariners).
A Scottish singer who became famous on a British talent program. She is the youngest of nine siblings and was reportedly born with learning disabilities. She was never married and lived with her parents. She worked in low-level jobs as well as volunteering at the church. Susan was devastated when her father passed away in the 1990s, and her mother …
French novelist, who was killed in Paris on May 7, 2004.
NFL defensive end (Buffalo Bills).
Actress (Cindy - A Very Brady Christmas).
French businessman and manager of a consulting firm in one of the twin towers, he survived the WTC Attack of 11 September 2001. He published "World Trade Center 47th Floor"
English singer-songwriter/guitarist (ABC).
Writer
British-Australian poet, whose work has been published in The New Yorker and Paris Review as well as London Magazine. Frieda Hughes is an award-winning illustrator, painter, author and illustrator of six books that are suitable for children. These include "Getting Rid of Aunt Edna" and the "Waldorf and the Sleeping Granny". Frieda is the child of Ted Hughes, British Cambridge …
English actor
American actress
American diplomat and lawyer 10th Ambassador of the United States to Libya (d.2012)
American porn producer and actress
Swiss astrologer who uses a psychological approach to his work, founder of Integrative Astrology.
Famous birthdays on April 1st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959Czech-American actor
Romanian footballer
Serbian keyboard player (Ekatarina Velika) (d. 2002)
Musician
Politician
American guitarist, singer, and musician for Minutemen, a punk rock band from California.
Businessman
Academic and physician from Ireland-Britain
Austria -- 70m ski jumper (1980 Olympics-Gold Medalist)
American singer and actress
Cartoonist
Lawyer and politician from Tanzania, English-speaking Shadow Secretary of State for Business Innovation and Skills
English sportscaster and cricketer
American politician (Representative-Democrat-Florida).
Maryland, USA; PGA golfer (1986 Bob Hope).
American production designer and art manager
Swedish writer and TV celebrity guest star, often seen on discussion shows. Unni and her husband owned the magazine "Slitz." She was a former member of a rock band.
Pakistani politician, 5th Commerce Minister of Pakistan
rocker (Wall Of Voodoo).
Turkish singer-songwriter
Michigan, USA; PGA golfer (1986 Colonial).
American mass murderer
American football player and sportscaster
Pakistani statesman
Politician
American producer and songwriter (Toto and Clover), (d. 1992).
California, USA; drummer/percussionist (Toto - "Roxanne", "Africa").
English cricketer and footballer
English poker player (d.2015)
Norwegian guitarist
Estonian basketball coach and player
Director (When Harry Met Sally, Big, Misery).
Manager and footballer from Italy
French industrialist, corporate raider, and businessman. BollorA(c) is his investment group. He is the Chairman and CEO.
American actress, singer, and dancer
French philosopher. He is the head of the Institut de recherche et d'innovation, which he established at the Centre Georges-Pompidou in 2006. He is also the founder in 2005 of the political and cultural group, Ars Industrialis, and the founder in 2010 of the philosophy school, Ecole de Philosophie daEUR(tm)A%0pineuil-le-Fleuriel. His most famous work is "Technics and Time 1: The …
American Astrologer, Artist, Teacher, Speaker, and Radio Host. He is a member of the NCGR (National Council for Geocosmic Research), an American organization of astrologers. He also contributes weekly astrology columns to several news publications. You can find his weekly astrology videos on YouTube.
Texas, USA; actress (Cat Peoples, Superman III).
Libya; bomber (Pan Am103).
United States -- 100m Sprinter (1972 Olympics).
rock keyboardist/violinist (Ultravox - "We Came to Dance").
American army general
American architect designed Empty Sky (d.2014).
American general
Anatomist and geneticist from England.
American lawyer and jurist, whose nomination by President George W. Bush to the Supreme Court was confirmed on January 31, 2006. According to an Associated Press report published in the Washington Post, Alito took the oath at Washington, DC around 12:40 EST.
Dutch / British fruit / food magnate
Canadian politician and academic
Dutch Minister of Environment (VVD).
Swiss race car driver (d. 2010)
Businessman
American TV sportscaster, 1st generation. In 1982, he joined ESPN as a sportscaster.
Famous birthdays on April 1st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949French business executive and Chairman of GDF Suez as well as Chairman of the Board of Suez Environnement.
American singer-songwriter, author (d.2011)
Northern Irish coach and footballer
United States -- Writer/poet / singer (Whities On the Moon).
French businessman
Jamaican actor and singer
Welsh sprinter and rugby player
American ecclesiastic, Roman Catholic Bishop, gained significant publicity after Senator Patrick Kennedy from Rhode Island publicly opposed Kennedy's right of Communion. Tobin, Bishop of Providence, RI had clearly prohibited Kennedy from Communion in 2007 due to Kennedy's political stance regarding women's reproductive rights. Kennedy's prochoice position is in direct contradiction to the Roman Catholic Church teachings that prohibit abortion. T
Baron Myners English journalist, and politician
Rock drummer (Boomtown Rats, "Maxinguaye")
Welsh rugby player
French mathematician, Professor at the CollA"ge de France.
American basketball coach and sportscaster (d.2009)
Turkish actress and singer
French journalist, who created the ephemeral Magazine 'hebdo' while also managing the 'groupe media' and 'L'Histoire' magazines.
English singer-songwriter/guitarist (M)
American academic and author critic
German comedian and actress.
Canadian judge and lawyer
Businessman
American pro-basketball player and athlete. He was traded to Cincinnati Royals shortly after. He was re-signed with the Bulls three years later and was nicknamed "Stormin' Norman". He retired from pro-basketball and became an announcer/analyst.
Italian soccer/football coach. He was a soccer player with Fusignano CF (1964aEUR'1977) and Bellaria (19777aEUR'1979). He has had a long coaching career with Parma (1985aEUR”1987, 2001), Milan (1987aEUR”1991, 1996aEUR”1997), the Italian national soccer team (1991aEUR”1996) and AtlA(c]tico Madrid (1998aEUR”1999). He was also the Director of Football at Real Madrid in 2004aEUR"2005. A.C. Milan won two European Cups and two European …
English bass player, songwriter, and producer (Faces & Small Faces), (d. 1997).
Greek politician and academic.
Finnish news broadcaster
England; rock bassist (Small Faces, "Hey Girl")
Texas, USA; MD/astronaut (STS 51-I).
American soul singer (Sweet Soul Music).
American musician and drummer for "Jefferson Starship." He previously played with "Turtles", and "Crosby Stills & Nash". For their final LP, "Long John Silver", which was recorded in July 1972, he joined "Jefferson Airplane". Slick and Kantner formed "Starship" with Barbata and Frieberg and band members Creach, Creach, Chaquico. Their breakthrough album, "Red Octopus", which was released in January 1975, …
Washington, USA; actress (Betty-Land of Giants).
Scientist
Businessman
Comedian
American baseball coach and player
Actress (Prehistoric Women Dulcima), dead at 47
Welsh politician and academic
Actor
United States -- Sci fi author (Towers of Toron and Neveryona).
American academic and economist
American producer and singer (The Tokens),
English academic and historian
Turkish actor (d.2007)
Rocker (Brian Poole & The Tremeloes).
British disc jockey
New York, USA: Rock vocalist (The Tokens-"The Lion Sleeps Tonight")
English politician and businessman
Celebrity
American writer, professor, and literary critic. His works include fiction, especially science fiction, memoir, criticism, essays, and essays about sexuality and society.
rocker (Dovells).
American author
American producer and minor actor who spent his professional life in the movie industry. He was raised in Hollywood and became a professional musician at the age of 12. After serving in the military, he went to Ohio for two years and worked as a sales representative for his uncle. He also worked nights at several clubs.
Indian cricketer coach, manager
Israeli politician and journalist (d. 2012).
Canadian-American ice hockey coach and player (d. 2014).
Nobel Prize winner in Kenya for environmental activism and politics (d. 2011).
Famous birthdays on April 1st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939American musician. One of four brothers who sang in the church choir before starting a professional quartet in 1956.
American baseball player. He made his professional league debut as a pitcher with the Milwaukee Braves on April 15, 1964. This team would become the Atlanta Braves two years later. . He played from 1983 to 1987, and returned for one more year in 1987. He wore the New York Yankees uniform during the interim and played for the Cleveland …
American astrologer, lecturer, and author of "Solar Arc Directions" (2000), and the extensive correspondence course, "Exploring Astrology". In 1971, she began her studies in astrology at the American Astrosophical Institute of Patchogue, New York. She graduated in December 1973 from Gina Ceaglio’s Academy of Astrological Studies of San Diego. She holds the fourth-level NCGR certification and the CAP ISAR certificate. …
Ohio, USA; rocker. (Isley Brothers – "Shout").
American actress best known for her role as a student in 1970's movie "Love Story". MacGrawaEUR(tm), who played a college student whose love is tragically ended by illness, was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actress. This earned her stardom.
Atlanta Braves).
Playwright
German tennis player.
American actor (d.2009)
New York, USA. Actress (Love Story, Goodbye Columbus).
American actor
Turkish screenwriter and director of actor (d. 1984).
LA radio personality (KRTH), is killed by cancer at 61
Indian politician, 14th Chief Minister for Assam
Swiss politician, 80th President of Swiss Confederation (d. 1998).
English-American producer and director (d. 1980).
Indian-Pakistani physicist, chemist, and engineer
Pakistani nuclear scientist
Scientist
German psychologist, expert in self-hypnosis, remedial educator, and esoteric student at Th. Dethlefsen is also an astrologer. She is a mythologist and a philosopher of comparative religion, deep Jungian psychology, as well as a high-frequency engineer. Herbert is her co-author of "Gnosis im Mythos des 20." Jahrhunderts."
Actor/director (Surprise Attack and Tutorials in Love).
American politician and physician (d. 1983).
Novelist
Musician
Physicist
Actor
Arkansas, USA. Country singer "Nashville on the Road".
Radio host and journalist from France-America
New Yorkm USA actor (Captain Video Bob - As The World Turns).
American singer-songwriter/guitarist (The Browns) (d.2015)
English union leader
American screenwriter and actor
American baseball manager and player (d. 2004).
Minimalist sculptor dies at 63
French nuclear physicist, educator. He was a member of France's Academy of Sciences and a former student of Jean Brossel and Alfred Kastler, who supervised his doctoral thesis. He spent his entire scientific career at the Ecole Normale SupA (c)rieure, where he worked in the laboratory that now bears their names.
American artist. He studied art history, but was self-taught as an artist. His style is centrally Minimalist, with a geometric preoccupation for tubes and circles. The first work he exhibited, 1963, was an untitled piece that consisted of one eight-foot high tube made from green tubes. His works are displayed prestigiously.
Georgian high jumper
Actress
American actress, dancer and stage entertainer. She was a young actress who embodied the all-American girl next door. After winning Miss Burbank's beauty contest, she entered film in 1948. She played many wholesome roles through the '50s to '60s. As her film career was waning, she appeared on Broadway in "Irene" and then in "The Debbie Reynolds Show."
French rugby player. He was selected 29 times at international events between 1956-1961 to play as a wing forward. Three Five-Nations Championships (1959-1960,1961) won.
France sport Champion
American actor, mostly on television. He was the repairman who didn't have enough work to do due to the washing machine's reliability. Maytag appliance ads featured him from 1989 through 2003. He was previously the manager of the Cincinnati radio station in "WRKP" from 1978 to 1982.
Texas, USA; actress ("Singin' In the Rain").
Ohio, USA; actor (Arthur Carlson, WKRP Growing Pains).
Composer
Bulgaria -- Actor (Goodbye Mr Chips and Curse of the Fly).
German playwright and author
Estonian actress
American singer and actress (d. 2015).
Michigan, USA; actress (Yeoman Rand-Star Trek).
Composer
American bishop (d. 2013)
Actor German-American (d. 1986).
Famous birthdays on April 1st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929Czech Republic's most well-known living writer. He is of Czech descent and has been living in France as an exile since 1975. In 1981, he was naturalized. He considers himself a French writer, and insists that his work be read as French literature.
French actor, singer, TV presenter, athlete, and author.
American actress and singer. She is a Hollywood staple. At 5'1", and 90 lbs, she is petite. She was a soprano with a range between 2 1/2 octaves and first sang on radio at age 7. From 1944-1955, she made 16 movies for MGM.
French farmer and government worker. He served as General Secretary of the Catholic Agricultural Youth, 1954-57. Debatisse served as Honorary President of France's Confederation of Agriculture, 1972-72, and was President or administrator of many co-ops, confederations and societies. As Secretary
American producer screenwriter and production manger
Thai animator and director (d.2010)
English-American actress
American athlete, head coach of University of Michigan Wolverines. He is also a well-known motivational speaker. Inducted into the Michigan Sports Hall of Fame (1989) and the National Football Hall of Fame (93).
American actor, who started his stage career in 1945. He made his Broadway debut in 1955. His film debut was in 1960. He was versatile and could play both small parts and lead roles, as well as classic roles and hits comedies. He is known for his ability to change emotions while acting. In 1962, Albee's original "Who's Afraid Of …
British promoter, impresario and record producer
Dutch writer / director (Hadimassa)
North Carolina, USA, actor (Wrong is Right. Bachelor Party, Attica).
Newscaster/Press Secretary
American mechanical engineer, CEO of Enserch. A diversified company that specializes in engineering, construction, and energy development. McCord holds a BS degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Michigan. He enjoys spending his free time serving his church and the National Boy Scouts.
Oregon, USA. Singer/Actress (7 Brides for 7 Brothers).
French diver and pioneer of free diving, Mayol is the holder of 12 world-records. Mayol was the first man to descend to 100m (330ft), a feat that he achieved in 1976. At 56, he set another record by falling to 105m (346 feet).
American R&B boogie woogie pianist and singer, who was popular in the 1940s and 1950s.
Author and horticulturist for the English-Australian Soldier
Hungarian footballer, manager (d. 2006).
American soccer coach and manager
Activist
French economist, known as the "Pope of Mutualism" (also known by the mutualist movement, or movement of mutuals), is a social movement that promotes mutual insurances, mutual funds, and mutual organizations.
Actor
German stage/film actor.
Irish-American writer. Her main interest was science fiction. Perhaps best known for her 20 books in the "Dragonriders series." Her first publication was October 1953 with "Freedom of the Race", followed by "The Lady In the Tower" April 1959 and other stories in the 1960s. In 1968, "Dragonflight" was the first book in the "Dragonriders' series. Before she began writing, …
Algerian-French Pied-Noir journalist, poet and writer who used Algerian slang to write under the pseudonyms Roro de Bab-el-Oued’ and le petit poA'te (The little poet). From 1956 to the 1990s, he was a columnist at Le Canard, a French satirical weekly.
Canadian broadcaster (Born in 1947)
Canadian judge and lawyer
American educator and tenor
United States -- Sci-fi author (Dragonflight, Dragondrums)
Pau Journalist
Actor (Invasion and Reach for the Sky).
English actor (d.2009)
France Writer
Novelist
Scottish comedian, actor and pantomime artist. Carr was seven years old when he made his musical debut. He went on to become a comedian, singer, and dancer by 1940. His appearances on variety shows with Gracie Field led him to join the Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh.
English saxophonist (d. 2014)
American CEO and administrator in charge of American President, an ocean shipping company that ships container ships. Seaton graduated from college with a BS in Business Administration.
American politician, born to a long line of New Jersey politicians. He began his public service career in 1955. He graduated Harvard in 1951 as an attorney after completing his service in WW II with the USAF. He was elected a judge on the New Jersey Superior Court in 1970. On 11/06/1973, Byrne was elected NJ Governor.
Serbian actor (d.2003)
Composer
Serbian actor and singer (d. 2003)
Italy sport Champion
Dutch painter, who painted paintings inspired by astrology and later became surrealist. She also wrote "Hermetic Art Of Painting" and presented "multi-art-shows" many times.
American tuba player (Born in 1923)
Actor (Dead End Kids), passes away from sclerosis of the liver at 42
Actress (Amityville II: Change of Habit), dead at 60
New York, USA. Actor (Bowery Champs Kid Dynamite Flying Wild).
American pianist and composer (d. 2006)
Australian author of gardening and cooking books. Long-known as Australia's foremost herb and spice expert.
Attleboro, Massachusetts -- Historian. (Death of President).
American engineer and space project director at Jet Propulsion Labs. From 1947 to his retirement in 1987, he worked for the company and rose to the rank of Deputy Director. For his contributions to aeronautics, and space flight, he received numerous awards including the NASA Public Service Award (in 1963). He was elected to the National Academy of Engineers in …
French short story writer, poet, and activist. He was a lifelong militant and became a member the French Communist Party in 40. He remained loyal to the party.
American composer and educator
French official, executive of many aviation companies and organizations.
Oakland, California -- Composer (Fortunate Island)
composer.
Strasbourg Journalist
Canadian ice hockey player (Born in 1921)
Chinese-Japanese actor, producer (d. 1997)
Will actress.
American actor and businessman (d.2013)
Famous birthdays on April 1st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919Nobel Prize winner for American soldier and surgeon (d. 2012).
Castelsarrasin physician
Actor Jim Matthews-Another World, Hawk, dies at 63
Romanian composer and pianist (d. 1950).
American illustrator and author (d. 1991).
American screenwriter, producer, and film director (d. 2007).
Canadian producer and screenwriter co-created Doctor Who (d. 1997).
France Military man
Boston, Massachusetts -- Singer/host (Songs at Twilight).
Dutch art dealer, collector, and writer about Dutch art history
France Actor
Salt Lake City, Utah -- Singer (Ken Murray Show)
Blues artist (Mellow Down Easy).
Austrian-Swiss director and actor (d. 2004).
Austrian actor (d.2004)
Austrian actor. Fischer, a leading figure in German cinema, began his career with Max Reinhardt’s stage company. Fischer quickly became a star in both Austrian and German plays. Fischer first appeared in films like Burgtheater (1936), and Diary of a Married Woman (53). Fischer occasionally assisted in directing chores during 1950s films like Ich such Dich (1956).
Poet
Thai actor and comedian (Born 1914).
France sport Champion
Neste Belgian violinist.
Greek sculptor (d. 1993).
St-Etienne Writer
American airline executive (Born in 1912).
Kranenburg Dutch Secretary for Defense (Socialist Democrat).
Indian-English runner
Angers physician
Dutch soccer star / writer
Norwegian composer and pianist. In 1933, she made her debut in Oslo as a pianist with the Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra. World War II interrupted her career as a composer and musician, but her song cycle, "Vonir i blA.metid" won a 1942 prize from the Norwegian Society of Composers. In 1954, her Symphony in D Major was awarded the premiA"red award …
South African trade unionist and activist, who worked with other activists and trade unionists to form many unions in Pretoria.
Director
Germany Actor
American soldier and high jumper (d. 1987).
American clarinet player and saxophonist (d. 1974).
French actor and theatre director.
Famous birthdays on April 1st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909American screenplay writer, actor and director before he found his niche as a TV director. He was a part of episodes for "Ben Casey," Ironsides, and "The Virginian." He was an acting coach at Universal Studios with Marilyn Monroe, Tony Curtis and a few of his students.
American bandleader and pianist (d. 1951).
Massachusetts, United States -- Society pianist/bandleader ( Orch).
Scientist
American psychologist and academic (d. 1970).
Maslow US psychologist (humanistic Psychology).
American shot putter lawyer and academic
composer.
Rodez physician
Belgium Writer
Russian engineer founded Yakovlev Design Bureau
Norway -- Yachtsmans (1948, 52 Olympics - Gold Medalist)
Russian engineer and designer of aeroplanes (d. 1989).
Poland -- Actor (Sol Jula, Uncle Moebridget Loves Bernie).
French essayist, editor, and philosopher. He died 23 March 1950.
Belgium sport Champion
US social worker (Hale House)
German opera composer / conductor (Fantasia Irica)
1958-61, 1968-72).
Belgian politician, p.m. economist, noted family father of marc Eyskens
poet.
English actor (d. 1950).
French centenarian (d. 2013)
Greek poet (d. 1930)
American architect. He was a builder and contractor of apartments and homes. He also owned a business. The depression of 1930 cost them everything. He died 11/28/1947 in Los Angeles, age 45
British chauffeur. He is the younger brother to Stan Laurel, the comic actor. His birth was not easy and his mother, Madge Metcalfe (talented actress) remained in poor health until she died on September 1, 1908. Jefferson followed his brother to America in 1920. He was a hotel chauffeur. After dental surgery, he suffered a heart attack and died in …
American writer, editor, defector (d. 1961).
Composer
Chilean author and politician