List of celebrities and famous people who were born on August 3rd
Famous birthdays on August 3rd for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2002Baseball Player
TV Actress
Vine Star
Famous birthdays on August 3rd for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1998Movie Actress
Athlete
Russian tennis player
Football Player
Blogger
Family Member
YouTube Star
Vine Star
YouTube Star
English sprinter
Japanese singer (Berryz Kbo and Guardians 4).
Actress
Model
Filipino basketball player
Finnish footballer
Turkish runner
YouTube Star
German runner
Latvian tennis player
She was a French Judo competitor and won a Bronze medal in the Women's 52kg competition at the 2012 Olympics.
YouTube Star
Model
Japanese actor
Famous birthdays on August 3rd for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989He was a French Formula One driver and crashed at the Suzuka Grand Prix in Japan on October 5, 2014. He was severely injured on his forehead and brain and had to be treated in a Tokyo hospital. He drove for Marussia F1 and scored his first points at Monaco Grand Prix.
Dutch footballer
English footballer
Drummer
Football Player
YouTube Star
American homicide victim. Her injuries suffered by her father, who shook her and flung her against the wall on 11/17/1988, left her with a less than four-month-old death. Dad was convicted for 2nd degree murder.
Rapper
American football player
Italian footballer
South Korean actor and singer (SS501).
American professional baseball player. He was drafted by Milwaukee Brewers, in 2009.
Australian rugby player
Estonian ice dancer
Korean singer (SS501)
Monaco royalty, second child of Princess Caroline Casiraghi and Stefano Casiraghi. Her dad died in a speedboat crash on Monte Carlo, Monaco, when she was just four years old. Her mom was remarried in 1999 to Prince Ernst August August of Hanover.
New Zealand rugby league footballer
TV Actress
Estonian footballer
YouTube Star
American swimmer
Actor
Indian footballer
American singer and actor
American singer and bass player (Suburban Legends).
American singer-songwriter (Shiny Toy Guns & Versant).
American baseball player
Turkish footballer
Indian footballer
Danish footballer
American singer from the band Shiny Toy Guns.
French singer who won the TV reality series "Nouvelle Star (2006). He started singing in a gospel choir and then learned how to play the piano. He was nicknamed "The Turtle" because of his high-pitched voice. He was told by his parents that he could have been named William, but Christophe would be better. So he went with Willem for …
American actress
American Ice Hockey Player
American baseball player
French comedian, writer, and son of FranASSoise LEFA"vre (22 novembre 1942, Paris), novelist, and poet of Prussian and Swedish descent. In his youth, he was diagnosed with Autistic Asperger. He has been writing ("L'Empereur c'est moi"), just like Daniel Tammet. As a teenager, he asked his mother to change Julien's name to Hugo.
American wrestler
Estonian skier
Canadian football and bobsledder
Voice Actor
Ethiopian fashion designer
American baseball player
Norwegian tenor
Spanish footballer
Reality Star
Libyan-American singer-songwriter (iiO)
TV Actress
TV Actor
American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Bleeding Through Eighteen Visions, Throwdown).
Canadian ice hockey player
American football player
Famous birthdays on August 3rd for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979TV Actress
Actress
Greek footballer
Polish footballer
English motorcycle racer
Singaporean actress and singer-songwriter
American football player nicknamed Tom Terrific. He was a quarterback for the New England Patriots for two seasons. In 2002, Drew Bledsoe injured himself and he was named as starting quarterback. Belichick made a controversial decision to keep Brady in the starting position for the next year. Bledsoe was then released and Brady took over the position permanently. Tom Brady …
Icelandic actor
Spanish cyclist
American baseball player
Spanish footballer and cyclist
Tarzana, California -- Baseball infielder (1996 Olympics - Bronze Medalist)
Miss Universe - Puerto Rico (1996)
Greek heptathlete
Egyptian footballer
Greek heptathlete
NFL defensive tackle (Denver Broncos - Super Bowl 32)
Defensive end (Philadelphia Eagles).
Actress (Claire Carroll-Guns & Paradise)
Columbus, Ohio -- Gymnast (1996 Olympics - 5th Place)
American actor
American bodybuilder
Greek footballer
English actor
Pontotoc, Mississippi -- Miss America (Mississippi-Top 10-1997)
Writer
United States -- 100m/200m breaststroke (1996 Olympics, 6th Place).
Hungarian actress
American actress
Madison, Wisconsin -- Volleyball middle-blocker (1996 Olympics).
Defensive tackle (Atlanta Falcons).
Wakefield, Massachusetts -- US Hockey Forward (1994 Olympics).
Latvian politician and ice hockey player
TV Actress
Montreal, Quebec -- Yachter (1996 Olympics)
Riga, Latvia -- NHL defenseman (Colorado Avalanche)
Belgian soccer player who played the position of rear-center on the Brugge team at the 1994 World Cup.
American producer and DJ (Salt-N–Pepa).
American football coach and player
Scottish footballer (d. 2007)
Reality Star
Utica, New York -- LPGA golfer (1995 SAFECO Classic-6th)
American guitarist and songwriter (Deftones Sol Invicto, Kush).
Australian singer
Director
Japanese video game developer
NFL defensive end (KC Chiefs, NO Saints)
Indian Punjabi singer
Famous birthdays on August 3rd for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969NBA guard (Philadelphia 76ers, Denver Nuggets)
Australian actor, born in the US. He is the son of an Australian surgeon's wife and was there at his birth. Although he was born in Australia, he was not very well-trained vocationally. He traveled extensively, worked as a sheep shearer, held various farming/ranching positions, and was finally accepted and graduated from the National Institute of Dramatic Art in 1994.
Burbank, California -- Pitcher - SF Giants
French film director, well-known for his controversial "La Haine" (Hate with Vincent Cassel), and actor. He was born to Peter Kassovitz, Hungarian Jew, Chantal RA(c), my, catholic film editor. He is also an amateur boxer. He was an actor and starred with Audrey Tautou as "AmA(c]lie Poulain". He portrays Xavier Fortin, "Wild Life" in 2014.
English singer and guitarist (Skunk Anansie)
Indian singer
New York, USA; actor (Square Pegs, Hello Larry).
Athlete
English singer-songwriter/guitarist (The Prodigy The Destructors English Dogs Janus Stark Sabbat The Most I See)
American mixed martial artist and boxer, American wrestler
American fencer, Olympic in 1988 and 1992. She is the proud owner of two gold medals from the Pan American Games in 1987 and 1991.
Fullerton, California -- Playmate (May, 1986)
Canadian actor
He is a French neurosurgeon who has been specialized in brain surgery for over 20 years. Wide Awake Brain Surgery has been his specialty. In 2016, he published "L'erreur de Broca"
French journalist, TV and radio presenter and drag racing driver. When he was eleven years old, he lost his father and moved to Limoges together with his mother. He began his career as a presenter in this city.
American basketball player: Supersonics guard/forward
27th Prime Minister of Thailand, English-Thai politician and economist
American football coach and player
Rastafarian and South African reggae singer. In a period of 25 years, he recorded 22 albums in Zulu and English. He was South Africa's most-sold reggae musician. Dube was shot to death in Rosettenville, Johannesburg, on 18 October 2007.
Chicago, Illinois -- Astronaut
San Pedro, California -- Infielder (Texas Rangers)
NFL cornerback (Cleveland Browns and SD Chargers)
He is an American musician and co-founder of heavy metal band Metallica. Hetfield sings, plays rhythm guitar and is the group's songwriter. The group was formed by Hetfield in 1981.
American actress
American actor
Bronx (New York) -- Actor (Fame).
Czechoslovakia -- Tennis star
New Zealand rugby player and coach
Movie Actress
Novelist
American producer and guitarist (Collective Soul, Ed Roland and Sweet Tea Project).
Actress
Coach
French horse racing trainer and jockey.
South African reggae singer
Spain -- Tennis star
American bassist (Stray Cats).
American actress
English politician Minister of state for the Armed Forces
Rock bassist (Stray Cats-Gonna Ball)
Springfield, Massachusetts -- Tennis player (1988 Olympics- Silver Medalist).
Indian cricketer
Famous birthdays on August 3rd for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959American actor
English producer and drummer (Public Image Ltd Ministry, Killing Joke).
Actress
Florida, USA; actress (Casual Sex, Saturday Night Live).
Nobel Prize winner for Japanese engineer and chemist
American basketball player and sportscaster
American producer and actor
Comedian
French singer and actor, as well as a prominent family member.
Chef
Screenwriter and director from Australia
English journalist and author
German manager and footballer
New Zealand politician and lawyer, 11th Minister of Conservation
Musician
American actor and singer (d. 2015).
American football player and sportscaster (d.2013)
Indian cricketer and coach
English singer-songwriter/guitarist (Theatre of Hate Spear of Destiny, Dead Men Walking).
Spear of Destiny-Outland).
American voice actor
Novelist
Businessman
Manager and English footballer
Lord Ramsey/archbishop de Canterbury dies (born 1904).
Writer
Scottish musician, guitarist and bassist. He is also a percussionist, singer, and songwriter. His diversity has helped to enhance a wide range of acts. He joined "Pilot" in 1974. They reached the top of the charts on February 25, 1975. After the dismemberment, Bairnson was part of Kate Bush's first record.
Argentine soccer player
Poland -- Tennis star
American baseball player. He was a first- and third-baseman and left fielder with the Detroit Tigers and Seattle Mariners. He also played for the Oakland Athletics from 1974 to 1985.
California, USA; actor (Dennis the Menace Maya).
Russian Colonel/Cosmonaut
Spanish actress
Argentinian manager and footballer
American child actor, who acted in TV commercials starting at age six. From 1959 to 1963, he was the main character in the TV series "Dennis the Menace". North was also the star in a 1965 short-lived series called "Maya", and he has guest starred on several other series. He was a teenage drug addict and had long hair. At …
Canadian ice hockey player
Musician
Athlete
Rock guitarist / vocalist (Earth, Wind & Fire - Celebrate)
American screenwriter and producer of actor directors
29th President of Colombia: Colombian politician and economist
American singer and actress
American actress
Albany, Georgia -- Actress (Harriette Family Matters).
French magistrate who was the investigator of the 1986 attacks (including bombing of Rue de Rennes) that involved Iran. He committed suicide in Paris on 13/12/1990. He is the father to the novelist ClA(c).mence Boulouque.
American author
Actress
Judge
Writer
Famous birthdays on August 3rd for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949American actor and director
Torrence (California) -- Bassist (Ware, Low Rider, Outlaw).
English politician
Producer
Journalist
American bass player and songwriter (War).
French deputy, Son of Jean
American pro astrologer. She was a successful communications executive with a Masters degree. However, she left in 1977 after going through an identity crisis. She devoted her entire time to studying astrology, and she wrote her first book in 1984. ACS published it in 2/1989. Her books include "Planets in Work, A Complete Guide to Vocational Astrology."
English footballer
Author
Shadow Prime Minister of the United Kingdom for an English politician and lawyer
American producer and songwriter of bass music
Writer
English businessman
American singer-songwriter (d. 2004).
Rocker
American football player. He played in Super Bowl V with the Baltimore Colts. On 21 October 1972, he committed suicide using a revolver from a policeman.
North Carolina, USA TV host (Entertainment Tonight).
Journalist and footballer from Ireland
Educator
Actress
Prostitution in Germany: Advocate for Legalization
Spanish singer (Born 1944)
Novelist
Mrs. Magnuson of Sweden
Hungarian-English academic and mathematician
American academic and author
Writer
American entrepreneur, whose "Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia", made $25 million in profits in 1997 with revenues of $120 millions. Her magazine, "Martha Stewart Living", has a circulation of 1.3million. She also appears on a syndicated television show that is seen by five million viewers per week. Her products include 14 books and six videos, signature sheets as well as towels, …
Italian gymnast who was awarded a Gold Medal at 1964 Olympics in Tokyo.
American singer (The Shirelles).
New Jersey, USA; singer (Shirelles - "Soldier Boy").
Businessman
American ecclesiastic, a R.C. He was a priest who served in the Scituate, Kingston and St. Elizabeth's Churchs in Milton. He was a chaplain for the Army's 882nd Airborne Division at Fort Bragg, NC during the Gulf War. After a single accusation of sexual abuse, he received a temporary emergency response group of unassigned priests in June 1999.
Rocker
American engineer, salesman and CEO of Goulds Pumps. Ardia holds a BS in engineering and a MBA in engineering. She enjoys downhill skiing as a hobby.
American actor who starred in over a dozen box office hits including "Gandhi", "Blind Ambition", and "Apocalypse Now" 1979. He suffered a near-fatal heart attack while on the latter. In the 2000 award-winning TV series, "West Wing," he played the role of U.S. president Josiah Bartlet.
Canadian astrologer, cabalist and cabalist since 1962. Also skilled in metaphysics and tarot.
American pro football player, nicknamed Bambi and who played for the San Diego Chargers, had the most pass receptions in 1969. His character has been described as being unnecessarily rough. He had two broken hands and played in 1966.
American guitarist and songwriter (d.2010)
Composer
Carlin; American politician (Governor-Democrat-Kansas).
Texas, USA. NFL Hall of Famer (San Diego Chargers and Dallas Cowboys).
French professional road bike racer who competed from 1964 to 1967.
Belgian cartoonist known as Gal. His work was well-known and he won many prizes.
Composer
Famous birthdays on August 3rd for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939American entrepreneur and electrical engineer, who founded a national semiconductor company in Silicon Valley. In 1980, he sold the business and decided to retire full-time and pursue his interests in planes and high-speed auto racing.
Designer and stylist for haute couture in Italy.
Indian cricketer and general
Director
Economist
English drummer (The Spotnicks, Colin Hicks & The Cabin Boys).
American professional football player. He was a linebacker and played for the Los Angeles Rams, Philadelphia Eagles and Washington Redskins.
Radio Host
British talk show host (Irish Days).
American attorney. The defense lawyer representing "Baby M." Judge Harvey R. Sorkow of Hackensack Superior Court made the decision and it was published on 3/31/1987 at 1:30 PM EST. The decision gave Melissa Stern custody.
New York, USA; actor (Earl - Hello Larry).
American essayist and poet, most well-known for his series of poems called "The Motorcycle Betrayal Poetrys". Wakoski is most associated with deep image poets and confessional poets. Her poetry career started in New York City. She moved in 1960 with La Monte Young and lived there until 1973. In the 1980s, she was criticized for her controversial comments that linked …
English actor
Musician
Pakistani-Australian cricketer
American politician and lawyer 39th Illinois Attorney General
English playwright and actor
French restaurateur and sommelier, he stocked 120 000 bottles wine in his Michelin-starred restaurant "Le Chanzy". He is also the founder of'sommeliers de Nord' and a finalist for the Best Sommelier of France contest.
French business leader and senior official. He was president of La Cimade from 2006 to 2013.
English actor
American television and radio host (d.2013)
American politician and former Governor of Colorado for three terms. He was the longest-serving governor in Colorado's history, serving as Governor from January 1975 to January 1986. He was named one of Time Magazine's "200 Young Leaders of America", 1974. He is the author of five books, and is well-known for his innovative approach to change. Since 1987, he has …
Canadian composer, pianist and bandleader
General pilot and astronaut from Ukraine-Russia (d. 1997)
American producer and director of actor
Soviet cosmonaut (d. 1997)
Lamm; American politician (Governor-Democrat-Colorado).
Odessa, USSR -- Cosmonaut (Soyuz 6)
American actor and wrestler (d. 1989).
British classical bassoonist (Born 1934).
Angolan rebel and political leader (Born 1934).
American professional wrestler
Miep Diekman, a Dutch illustrator of children's books, is featured
Australian cricketer (d.2009)
Grosseto, Italy -- Actress. (Indian Fighter).
Mexican poet
NYC, New York -- Actor. (Brotherhood. Fire. Street Asylum).
New York, USA; writer/director/actor (The Courtship of Eddie's Father).
American CEO of Eastern Enterprises, an American conglomerate that uses its proceeds to dilate into water purification systems. Expect this to be the third largest company after Inland Barge (and Boston Gas). Weining earned a BA in Business and an MBA in Business after pursuing his interests in finance, accounting, and accouting.
American screenwriter and producer of actor
Famous birthdays on August 3rd for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929New York, USA; entertainer. (Captain Newman MD and Rabbit Trap).
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French actress, author, and dancer. A beautiful blonde with a sweet demeanor started her career as a dancer, but she moved to film where it was short-lived. Her first major role was in "Manon" (1949). Later, she worked in American films like "The Black Rose" (1950), as well as other French films. She announced her retirement from film in 1959 …
Danish actor (d.2012)
French actress (d.2010)
Composer
American actor (d.2007)
Oregon, USA; actor.
American singer who had a long and successful career that only seemed to get better with each passing decade. His signature song, "I Left My Heart in San Francisco", was a hit.
?USAAsheville Scientist
Actress from Scotland-English (d. 2013).
English journalist and author (d.2004)
France sport Champion
France sport Champion
New York, USA. Singer "I Left My Heart In San Francisco".
France Actor
French industrialist, French businessman who founded Guy Degrenne, a well-known manufacturer of cutlery and champagne buckets as well as plates and other stainless steel cookware.
French sociologist, most famous for inventing the term "postindustrial society". His "sociology of Action" is his method. He believes that society can shape its future by its structural mechanisms and its own social struggles. Social movements have been his main interest throughout his entire career. He has written and studied extensively about workers' movements around the globe, especially in Latin …
American-Canadian football coach and manager
Baltimore, Maryland -- Novelist. (Exodus. QB VII. Battle Cry).
Dutch Foreign Minister (PvdA)
American actress, best known for her role as Hagen's wife, Danny Thomas, in "Make Room for Daddy", for four years.
Pope Shenouda III of Alexandria (d. 2012)
Rouen Journalist
fashion designer (Anne Klein II).
French/Belgian poet
France sport Champion
American diplomat, writer, and noted family. He is the second child of Dwight Eisenhower and Mamie Eisenhower. He attended West Point Military Academy, where he served in World War II.
Actor
NYC, New York -- Composer. (Pajama Game. Damn Yankees).
Waterbury, Connecticut -- Author (Crow & Heart).
Italy sport Champion
American singer and actress (d. 1972).
Composer
Cover Her Face: Mystery writer
English thriller writer (Innocent Blood).
Hartford, Connecticut -- Actress (Olga Ivan the Terrible).
Estonian-Canadian architect (d. 2013)
Australian journalist and author (d. 2012.)
English crime writer. Her detective novels featuring policeman Adam Dalgliesh and poet were her greatest success.
American composer and trumpet player (d. 1971).
Novelist
Estonian-born Canadian architect
Famous birthdays on August 3rd for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919Villy-le-Mar?chal EXecutives
American chemist and career member of CIA who created the Mind Control Program. Gottlieb was responsible for overseeing a large network of medical and psychological experiments that were conducted in hospitals, universities and research labs. Unsuspecting subjects included mental patients, prostitutes, their clients, addicts, and other people who were under CIA surveillance. Electroshock treatment, prolonged sensor deprivation, and d are …
French composer, pianist, organist and musicologist.
Burns, political writer (The Lion and the Fox).
Clergyman
American historian, political scientist, and author (d. 2014.)
American actor (d.2008)
American singer-songwriter
France Writer
United States Air Force officer who served during World War II in the Royal Air Force as well as in the United States Army Air Forces. He was awarded the Silver Star, four clusters of the Air Medal and five times the Distinguished Flying Cross. He was also co-founder of Puerto Rico Air National Guard.
La Fert?-Bernard physician
Venezuelan musician, who is considered one of the most important South American guitarists in the 20th Century.
American jazz trumpeter and leader (Born 1917).
Pennsylvania, United States -- Actor ("Swamp Fox")
Indian poet and songwriter (d. 70)
Argentine footballer (d. 1978)
Argentinian footballer, manager (d. 1978).
Canadian politician and Nisga’a statesman (d.2006)
Dutch writer
American basketball coach (d.2008)
French child, third to Isadora Duncan, a dancer. Each child has a different father.
Flemish painter
Ukrainian-American producer and screenwriter (d. 2007).
Lyon 5éme Writer
Scottish actor and producer (d. 90)
Italian radio broadcaster and announcer, in the early days radio. In Rome, Italy, February 1988.
Norwegian resistance member during WWII. In 1942, he joined the Norwegian Independent Company 1 and later became an Ensign.
Famous birthdays on August 3rd for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909German Nazi military, StandartenfA 1/4 hrer Colonel in the Waffen SS. He was awarded the Knight's Cross with Oakleaves during World War II. He was promoted to SturmbannfA 1/2 hrer (Major), and given the German Cross in Gold. He was promoted to ObersturmbannfA 1/2 hrer (Lietenant Colonel) on 3 November 1943. He led his regiment in Normandy from June 1944 …
US Author (Ox-Bow Incident), Dies at 62
American experimental psychologist, whose work bridged personality psychology and behaviorism. He passed away on 23 March 2002.
Brazilian politician and general 29th President of Brazil
Annecy le Vieux physician
American composer and trombonist (d. 1988).
Denver, Colorado -- Actress (Lucy Dennis the Menace and Mr Novak).
Fort Worth, Texas -- Actress, Death Kiss, Panama Patrol
French politician who died 28 December 1978.
Dutch journalist / writer (Adriaan & Olivier)
Netherlands Writer
Mexican-American singer and actress (d. 1983).
Durango, Mexico -- Actress. (What Price Glory?
Austrian Cardinal
German actor, director, and theater director who died in Munich on 14 June 1959.
Activist/co-founder (Gray Panthers).
Austrian cardinal
Composer
Actress
Germany Actor
French Catholic priest, Bishop of La Rochelle (1963-1979).
American journalist and author (d. 1988).
France Actor
Writer
Mexican-American actress. She is known for her youthful beauty and she advocates diet, rest, yoga. From 1925, she was in "Joanna." She married a prominent rancher, but she left Hollywood three years later when her career was flourishing. For ten years, she was married to Cedric Gibbons in 1930. She returned to Mexico after an affair with Orson Welse in …
United States -- Sci-fi author (Hugo, Empire, Way Station)
Tunisian statesman, who was the first President of the Republic of Tunisia between 1957 and 1987.
Italian politician, economist. He died 16 February 1956.
German rabbi (d. 1944)
American film composer (d. 1983).
Dutch resistance fighter and farmer during WW2.
1st President of Tunisia (1957-1987)
NYC, New York -- Actor/singer (Papa Mama, Adm Broadway Revue).
France -- Leader of the Orchestra (Ed Sullivan and Jackie Gleason).
American politician (Senator-Democrat-Mississippi), dies at age 93.
Polish cardinal (d. 1981).
American politician (d. 1995)
Polish Catholic cardinal (d.81)
Composer
He was an Italian actor, screen and stage actor. He began acting in the 1930s. He died in Rome on April 22, 1966.
American journalist, writer and syndicated columnist. He was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in 1943. He was also killed in Okinawa during World War II. He was a syndicated columnist during WW II, covering human interest stories on the entire war front. Many consider him the best war correspondent of the century. General Omar Bradley once stated that he knew no …
Scopes Tennessee teacher found guilty of teaching evolution
Cuban artist, illustrator, and writer for the Vanguardia movement (the Cuban Avant-garde). He was part of one of the most important moments in Cuban culture, along with VActor Manuel and Amelia PelA!ez, Fidelio Paonce, Antonio Gattorno and other masters. Critics consider him to be the greatest and most original Cuban artist of the 20th Century.
American evolutionist and teacher (d. 1970).
American educator (d. 1970).
Dutch lawyer