Famous Birthdays of 3 August
List of celebrities and famous people born on the 3rd of August
2009 - 2000
See what else happened on the 3rd of August of:
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999 - 1990
See what else happened on the 3rd of August of:
1999
1998
1997
1996
1995
1994
1993
1992
1991
1990
1989 - 1980
See what else happened on the 3rd of August of:
1989
1988
1987
1986
1985
1984
1983
1982
1981
1980
1979 - 1970
See what else happened on the 3rd of August of:
1979
1978
1977
1976
1975
1974
1973
1972
1971
1970
1969 - 1960
-
(1969)
Doug Overton: NBA guard (Philadelphia 76ers, Denver Nuggets).
-
(1968)
Isao Yukisada
-
(1968)
Tom Long: Australian actor born in the US, the son of an Australian surgeon and his wife who were in the US at the time of his birth.
-
(1968)
Rod Beck: Burbank, California -- Pitcher (SF Giants).
-
(1967)
Mathieu Kassovitz: French film director widely known for his controversal "La Haine" (Hate, with Vincent Cassel) and actor, born to Peter Kassovitz (film director), Hungarian Jew, and to Chantal Rémy, catholic film editor.
-
(1967)
Skin (musician)
-
(1967)
John Femia in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actor (Square Pegs, Hello Larry).
-
(1967)
Skin : English singer and guitarist (Skunk Anansie).
-
(1967)
Manmohan Waris: Indian singer.
-
(1966)
Guillaume Nicloux
-
(1966)
Brent Butt: Canadian actor.
-
(1966)
Eric Esch: American wrestler boxer and mixed martial artist.
-
(1966)
Hugues Duffau: French neurosurgeon, he has specialized in the brain for 20 years.
-
(1966)
Gizz Butt: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Prodigy The Destructors English Dogs Janus Stark Sabbat The More I See).
-
(1966)
Tim Wakefield: Athlete.
-
(1966)
Molly Sliney: American athlete, Olympic fencer in the 1988 and 1992 games.
-
(1966)
Christine Richters: Fullerton, California -- Playmate (May, 1986).
-
(1965)
Vincent Perrot: French journalist, radio and TV presenter, and drag racing driver.
-
(1964)
Abhisit Vejjajiva: English-Thai economist and politician 27th Prime Minister of Thailand.
-
(1964)
Nate McMillan: American basketball player: guard/forward, Supersonics.
-
(1964)
Annick Girardin
-
(1964)
Kevin Sumlin: American football player and coach.
-
(1964)
Joan E Higginbotham: Chicago, Illinois -- Astronaut.
-
(1964)
Johnny Thomas: NFL cornerback (Cleveland Browns, SD Chargers).
-
(1964)
Kevin Elster: San Pedro, California -- Infielder (Texas Rangers).
-
(1964)
Lucky Dube: South African reggae musician and Rastafarian.
-
(1963)
James Hetfield: American musician, he is co-founder of the heavy metal band Metallica.
-
(1963)
Lisa Ann Walter: American actress.
-
(1963)
Isaiah Washington: American actor.
-
(1963)
Tasmin Archer
-
(1963)
Russell Smith: Novelist.
-
(1963)
Carlo Imperato: Bronx, New York -- Actor (Fame).
-
(1963)
Lisa Walter: Movie Actress.
-
(1963)
Libor Pimek: Czechoslovakia -- Tennis star.
-
(1963)
Ed Roland: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Collective Soul and Ed Roland and the Sweet Tea Project).
-
(1963)
Frano Botica: New Zealand rugby player and coach.
-
(1962)
Jean-Luc Guillochon: French horse racing jockey and trainer.
-
(1962)
Lucky Dube: South African reggae singer.
-
(1962)
Steve Hawkins: Coach.
-
(1962)
Cynthia Stevenson: Actress.
-
(1962)
Alberto Tous: Spain -- Tennis star.
-
(1961)
Lee Rocker: American bassist (Stray Cats).
-
(1961)
Molly Hagan: American actress.
-
(1961)
Lee Rocker [Leon Drucker]: Rock bassist (Stray Cats-Gonna Ball).
-
(1961)
Nick Harvey: English politician Minister of State for the Armed Forces.
-
(1960)
Tim Mayotte: Springfield, Massachusetts -- Tennis player (1988 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
-
(1960)
Gopal Sharma: Indian cricketer.
See what else happened on the 3rd of August of:
1969
1968
1967
1966
1965
1964
1963
1962
1961
1960
1959 - 1950
-
(1958)
Olivier Maingain
-
(1958)
Ana Kokkinos: Australian director and screenwriter.
-
(1958)
Lindsey Hilsum: English journalist and author.
-
(1958)
Tom Douglas: Chef.
-
(1957)
Mojo Nixon: Musician.
-
(1957)
Kate Wilkinson: New Zealand lawyer and politician 11th New Zealand Minister of Conservation.
-
(1957)
Bodo Rudwaleit: German footballer and manager.
-
(1956)
Emmanuèle Bondeville
-
(1956)
Dave Cloud: American singer-songwriter and actor (d. 2015).
-
(1956)
Balwinder Sandhu: Indian cricketer and coach.
-
(1956)
Kirk Brandon rocker (Theatre of Hate: Spear of Destiny-Outland).
-
(1956)
Kirk Brandon: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Theatre of Hate Spear of Destiny and Dead Men Walking).
-
(1956)
Todd Christensen: American football player and sportscaster (d. 2013).
-
(1955)
Corey Burton: American voice actor.
-
(1955)
Caleb Carr: Novelist.
-
(1954)
David Tang: Businessman.
-
(1954)
Ken MacLeod: Writer.
-
(1954)
Michael Arthur: Lord Ramsey/archbishop of Canterbury, dies (born 1904).
-
(1954)
Denise Craig Women's Professional Basketball League forward (Dayton Rockettes: New York Stars).
-
(1954)
Gary Peters: English footballer and manager.
-
(1953)
Ian Bairnson: Scottish musician, guitarist, bassist, percussionist, singer and songwriter whose diversity has enhanced a variety of acts.
-
(1953)
Jean-Pierre Gorges
-
(1953)
Osvaldo Ardiles: Argentine soccer player.
-
(1952)
Wojtek Fibak: Poland -- Tennis star.
-
(1952)
Loles Leon: Spanish actress.
-
(1952)
Osvaldo Ardiles: Argentinian footballer and manager.
-
(1952)
Jay North in North Hollywood: California, USA; actor (Dennis the Menace, Maya).
-
(1952)
Dan Meyer: American baseball player, a first and third baseman, and left fielder, with the Detroit Tigers, Seattle Mariners, and Oakland Athletics between 1974 and 1985.
-
(1952)
Aleksandr A Volkov: Russian Colonel / Cosmonaut.
-
(1951)
Jay North: American child actor who did TV commercials from age six.
-
(1951)
Axel Poniatowski
-
(1951)
Marcel Dionne: Canadian ice hockey player.
-
(1951)
Andrew Gold: Musician.
-
(1951)
Jon Graham: Rock guitarist / vocalist (Earth, Wind & Fire - Celebrate).
-
(1951)
Burgess Owens: Athlete.
-
(1950)
John Landis: American actor director producer and screenwriter.
-
(1950)
Waldemar Cierpinski in the German Democratic Republic marathon runner (Olympic-gold-1976: 1980).
-
(1950)
JoMari Payton Noble: Albany, Georgia -- Actress (Harriette-Family Matters).
-
(1950)
Graham Hancock: Writer.
-
(1950)
Linda Howard: American author.
-
(1950)
Jo Payton: American actress and singer.
-
(1950)
Ernesto Samper: Colombian economist and politician 29th President of Colombia.
-
(1950)
Kathryn Harrold: Actress.
-
(1950)
Lance Ito: Judge.
-
(1950)
Gilles Boulouque: French magistrate, who was the investigating officer of the 1986 attacks (including the bombing of the Rue de Rennes) involving Iran.
-
(1950)
Jo Marie Payton: American actress.
See what else happened on the 3rd of August of:
1959
1958
1957
1956
1955
1954
1953
1952
1951
1950
1949 - 1940
-
(1947)
Ralph Wright: English footballer.
-
(1946)
Jack Straw: English lawyer and politician Shadow Deputy Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.
-
(1946)
Lung Ti
-
(1946)
Ricky Hui
-
(1946)
Syreeta
-
(1946)
Jim Duncan: American football player.
-
(1946)
John York: American bass player songwriter and producer.
-
(1946)
Syreeta Wright: American singer and songwriter (d. 2004).
-
(1946)
Robert Ayling: English businessman.
-
(1946)
James Howe: Writer.
-
(1946)
John Klemmer: Rocker.
-
(1945)
Kléber Mesquida
-
(1945)
Domenica Niehoff: German prostitute and advocate for legalizing the profession.
-
(1945)
Eamon Dunphy: Irish footballer and journalist.
-
(1945)
Ron Hendren in Pinehurst: North Carolina, USA; TV host (Entertainment Tonight).
-
(1945)
Bunker Roy: Educator.
-
(1945)
Joanna Cassidy: Actress.
-
(1944)
Axel Gauvin
-
(1944)
Nino Bravo: Spanish singer (Born 1944).
-
(1943)
Christina: Mrs.
-
(1943)
Béla Bollobás: Hungarian-English mathematician and academic.
-
(1943)
Rose Tremain: Novelist.
-
(1943)
Steven Millhauser: American author and academic.
-
(1942)
Isabel Allende: Writer.
-
(1941)
Martha Stewart: American entrepreneur whose "Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia" reportedly made up to $25 million in profits in 1997 on revenues of $120 million.
-
(1941)
René Dosière
-
(1941)
Franco Menichelli: Italian gymnast who won a Gold Medal at the 1964 Olympics in Tokyo.
-
(1941)
Beverly Lee: American singer (The Shirelles).
-
(1941)
Beverly Lee in Passaic: New Jersey, USA; singer (Shirelles - "Soldier Boy").
-
(1941)
Wayne Hussey: Rocker.
-
(1941)
Thomas Forry: American ecclesiastic, a R.C.
-
(1941)
Phil Condit: Businessman.
-
(1941)
Stephen Ardia: American engineer, sales and CEO of Goulds Pumps business.
-
(1940)
Martin Sheen: American actor in more than a dozen box-office hits, memorable films that included "Gandhi," "Blind Ambition" and "Apocalypse Now," 1979.
-
(1940)
Anne Toth: Canadian astrologer from 1962 and cabalist from 1971-72, also skilled in tarot and metaphysics.
-
(1940)
Lance Alworth: American pro football, nicknamed Bambi, receiver with the most pass-receptions in 1969 playing for the San Diego Chargers.
-
(1940)
Lance Alworth in Houston: Texas, USA; NFL hall of famer (San Diego Chargers, Dallas Cowboys).
-
(1940)
Gerard Alsteens: Belgian cartoon artist known as "Gal.
-
(1940)
James Tyler: American guitarist and songwriter (d. 2010).
-
(1940)
Joseph Dorfman: Composer.
-
(1940)
John W: Carlin; American politician (Governor-Democrat-Kansas).
-
(1940)
Roscoe Mitchell: Composer.
-
(1940)
Pierre Le Mellec: French road bicycle racer, who competed professionally from 1964 to 1967.
See what else happened on the 3rd of August of:
1949
1948
1947
1946
1945
1944
1943
1942
1941
1940
1939 - 1930
-
(1939)
Jack Strehl: American entrepreneur, an electrical engineer who built a national semi-conductor company in Silicon Valley.
-
(1939)
Ivo Consolini: Italian designer, stylist of haute couture.
-
(1939)
John W. Snow: Economist.
-
(1939)
Jimmie Nicol: English drummer (The Spotnicks and Colin Hicks & The Cabin Boys).
-
(1939)
Wes Craven: Director.
-
(1939)
Apoorva Sengupta: Indian general and cricketer.
-
(1938)
Maxie Baughan: American pro football player, a linebacker who played for the Philadelphia Eagles, Los Angeles Rams, and the Washington Redskins.
-
(1938)
Terry Wogan: Radio Host.
-
(1938)
Terry "5 Wigs" Wogan: British talk show host (Irish Days).
-
(1938)
Lorraine Abrahm: American attorney, the defense lawyer for the interests of "Baby M".
-
(1938)
George Memmoli in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Earl - Hello Larry).
-
(1937)
Diane Wakoski: American poet and essayist, best known for a series of poems collectively known as "The Motorcycle Betrayal Poems.
-
(1937)
Andres Gimeno
-
(1937)
Roland Burris: American lawyer and politician 39th Illinois Attorney General.
-
(1937)
Robert De Troy: French restaurateur and sommelier who housed 120 000 bottles of wine in his Michelin-starred "Le Chanzy" restaurant.
-
(1937)
Garth Hudson: Musician.
-
(1937)
Tom Georgeson: English actor.
-
(1937)
Patrick Peugeot: French senior official and business leader.
-
(1937)
Steven Berkoff: English actor director and playwright.
-
(1937)
Duncan Sharpe: Pakistani-Australian cricketer.
-
(1936)
Edward Petherbridge: English actor.
-
(1936)
Jerry Bishop: American radio and television host (d. 2013).
-
(1935)
Catherine Lalumière
-
(1935)
Omero Antonutti
-
(1935)
Richard Lamm: American politician, former three-term Governor of Colorado, the state's longest-serving governor, in office from January 1975 to January 1987.
-
(1935)
Georgi Shonin: Soviet cosmonaut (d. 1997).
-
(1935)
Georgi Stepanovich Shonin: Odessa, USSR -- Cosmonaut (Soyuz 6).
-
(1935)
Vic Vogel: Canadian pianist, composer and bandleader.
-
(1935)
Georgy Shonin: Ukrainian-Russian general pilot and astronaut (d. 1997).
-
(1935)
John Erman: American actor director and producer.
-
(1935)
Richard D: Lamm; American politician (Governor-Democrat-Colorado).
-
(1934)
Haystacks Calhoun: American wrestler and actor (d. 1989).
-
(1934)
William Calhoun: American professional wrestler (d. 1989).
-
(1934)
Jonas Savimbi: Angolan rebel and political leader (Born 1934).
-
(1934)
Michael Chapman: British classical bassoonist (Born 1934).
-
(1933)
Pat Crawford: Australian cricketer (d. 2009).
-
(1933)
The Tjong King: Dutch illustrator of children books (Miep Diekman).
-
(1932)
Elsa Martinelli: Grosseto, Italy -- Actress (Indian Fighter).
-
(1932)
Mario Montes de Oca: Mexican poet.
-
(1931)
Alex Cord: NYC, New York -- Actor (Brotherhood, Fire, Street Asylum).
-
(1930)
James Komack in New York City: New York, USA; writer/director/actor (The Courtship of Eddie's Father).
-
(1930)
James Komack: American actor director producer and screenwriter (d. 1997).
-
(1930)
Robert Weinig: American executive and CEO of Eastern Enterprises; a conglomerate using it's proceeds to dilatate into water purification systems, expecting this to become the companies third largest business along with Inland Barge and Boston Gas.
See what else happened on the 3rd of August of:
1939
1938
1937
1936
1935
1934
1933
1932
1931
1930
1929 - 1920
-
(1926)
Loris Campana: France sport Champion.
-
(1926)
Jacques Dubois: France Actor.
-
(1926)
Tony Bennett in Queens: New York, USA; singer ("I Left My Heart in San Francisco").
-
(1926)
Lewis Branscomb: ?USAAsheville Scientist.
-
(1926)
Anthony Sampson: English journalist and author (d. 2004).
-
(1926)
Rona Anderson: Scottish-English actress (d. 2013).
-
(1926)
Bruno Marostegan: France sport Champion.
-
(1925)
Guy Degrenne: French businessman, an industrialist who founded the Guy Degrenne company, a renowned manufacturer of cutlery, champagne buckets, plates, and other stainless steel cookware.
-
(1925)
Alain Touraine: French sociologist, best known for being the originator of the term "post-industrial society".
-
(1925)
Dom Um Romao
-
(1925)
Marv Levy: American-Canadian football player coach and manager.
-
(1924)
Leon Uris: Baltimore, Maryland -- Novelist (Exodus, QB VII, Battle Cry).
-
(1924)
Jean Gruault
-
(1924)
Max van der Stoel: Dutch Foreign Minister (PvdA).
-
(1924)
Leon Uris in the USA novelist (Exodus: QB VII).
-
(1923)
Jean Hagen: American actress, perhaps best known for her four-year role in the popular TV show, "Make Room for Daddy" starring Danny Thomas as Hagen's husband and the movie "Singin' in the Rain.
-
(1923)
Shenouda III of Alexandria
-
(1923)
Anne Klein: fashion designer (Anne Klein II).
-
(1923)
Shenouda : Pope Shenouda III of Alexandria (d. 2012).
-
(1923)
Guy Huguet: France sport Champion.
-
(1923)
Roger Foulon: French / Belgian poet.
-
(1923)
Jacques NobéCourt: Rouen Journalist.
-
(1922)
John Eisenhower: American writer, diplomat, noted family, the second son of Dwight and Mamie Eisenhower.
-
(1922)
Ted Ashley
-
(1922)
Carroll O'Connor: Actor.
-
(1921)
Hayden Carruth: Waterbury, Connecticut -- Novelist (Crow & Heart).
-
(1921)
Alec Wyton: Composer.
-
(1921)
Marilyn Maxwell: American actress and singer (d. 1972).
-
(1921)
Richard Adler: NYC, New York -- Composer (Pajama Game, Damn Yankees).
-
(1921)
Mauro Gianneschi: Italy sport Champion.
-
(1920)
P D James: Mystery writer (Cover Her Face).
-
(1920)
Charlie Shavers: American trumpet player and composer (d. 1971).
-
(1920)
P James: English crime writer.
-
(1920)
Max Fatchen: Australian journalist and author (d. 2012).
-
(1920)
Phyllis D "P D" James: English thriller writer (Innocent Blood).
-
(1920)
Maria Karnilova: Hartford, Connecticut -- Actress (Olga-Ivan the Terrible).
-
(1920)
Elmar Tampold: Estonian-born Canadian architect.
-
(1920)
Elmar Tampõld: Estonian-Canadian architect (d. 2013).
-
(1920)
P. D. James: Novelist.
See what else happened on the 3rd of August of:
1929
1928
1927
1926
1925
1924
1923
1922
1921
1920
1919 - 1910
See what else happened on the 3rd of August of:
1919
1918
1917
1916
1915
1914
1913
1912
1911
1910
1909 - 1900
-
(1909)
Walter Van Tilburg Clark: US Author (Ox-Bow Incident), dies at 62.
-
(1909)
Neal Miller: American experimental psychologist whose work was an important bridge between behaviorism and personality psychology.
-
(1909)
Otto Paetsch: German Nazi military, a Standartenführer (Colonel) in the Waffen SS who was awarded the Knight's Cross with Oakleaves during World War II.
-
(1908)
Birgit Cullberg
-
(1907)
L?on Duparc: Annecy le Vieux physician.
-
(1907)
Adrienne Ames: Fort Worth, Texas -- Actress (Death Kiss, Panama Patrol).
-
(1907)
Irene Tedrow: Denver, Colorado -- Actress (Lucy-Dennis the Menace, Mr Novak).
-
(1907)
Lawrence Brown: American trombonist and composer (d. 1988).
-
(1907)
Ernesto Geisel: Brazilian general and politician 29th President of Brazil (d. 1996).
-
(1906)
Alexandre Trauner
-
(1906)
Louis Alloin: French politician who died on 28 December 1978.
-
(1906)
Leonhard Huizinga: Netherlands Writer.
-
(1906)
Leonard Huizinga: Dutch journalist / writer (Adriaan & Olivier).
-
(1905)
Dolores del Río: Mexican-American actress and singer (d. 1983).
-
(1905)
Franz König: Austrian cardinal (d. 2004).
-
(1905)
Maggie Kuhn: Activist / co-founder (Gray Panthers).
-
(1905)
Willem Holsboer: German actor, director and theater director, who died on 14 June 1959 in Munich.
-
(1905)
Dolores Del Rio: Durango, Mexico -- Actress (What Price Glory?).
-
(1905)
Karl Amadeus Hartmann: Composer.
-
(1905)
William Holsboer: Germany Actor.
-
(1905)
Myrna Loy: Actress.
-
(1905)
Franz Konig: Austrian Cardinal (d. 2004).
-
(1904)
Félix-Marie Verdet: French Catholic clergyman, who was Bishop of La Rochelle (1963-1979).
-
(1904)
Clifford D. Simak: Writer.
-
(1904)
Clifford Simak: American journalist and author (d. 1988).
-
(1904)
Francoise Erly: France Actor.
-
(1904)
Dolores Del Rio: Mexican-American actress, noted for retaining her youthful beauty, an advocate of diet, rest and yoga.
-
(1904)
Clifford D[onald] Simak: United States -- Sci-fi author (Hugo, Empire, Way Station).
-
(1903)
Habib Bourguiba: Tunisian statesman who became the country's first President of the Republic of Tunisia from 1957 to 1987.
-
(1903)
Ezio Vanoni: Italian politician, economist.
-
(1902)
Carlos Cachaça
-
(1902)
Regina Jonas: German rabbi (d. 1944).
-
(1902)
Judson Laire: NYC, New York -- Actor / singer (Papa-Mama, Adm Broadway Revue).
-
(1902)
Habib Bourguiba: 1st President of Tunisia (1957-87).
-
(1902)
Marinus Post: Dutch farmer and resistance fighter during WW2.
-
(1902)
Ray Block: France -- Orchestra leader (Ed Sullivan, Jackie Gleason).
-
(1902)
David Buttolph: American film composer (d. 1983).
-
(1901)
Stefan Wyszyński: Polish cardinal (d. 1981).
-
(1901)
Bernard Reichel: Composer.
-
(1901)
Enrico Glori: Italian film actor on stage and screen, he began acting in the 1930s.
-
(1901)
John C Stennis: American politician (d. 1995).
-
(1901)
Stefan Wyszynski: Polish Catholic cardinal (d. 1981).
-
(1901)
John Stennis: American politician (Senator-Democrat-Mississippi), dies at age 93.
-
(1900)
Ernie Pyle: American writer, journalist and syndicated columnist who won the Pulitzer Prize in 1943 and was killed in Okinawa during World War II.
-
(1900)
John T Scopes: American teacher and evolutionist (d. 1970).
-
(1900)
Carlos Enriquez: Cuban painter, illustrator and writer of the Vanguardia movement (the Cuban Avant-garde).
-
(1900)
Arnoldus J N M Struycken: Dutch lawyer.
-
(1900)
John Scopes: American educator (d. 1970).
-
(1900)
John T: Scopes Tennessee teacher convicted for teaching evolution.
See what else happened on the 3rd of August of:
1909
1908
1907
1906
1905
1904
1903
1902
1901
1900
Tell us if you know any missing famous people born on the 3rd of August!