List of celebrities and famous people who were born on October 3rd
Famous birthdays on October 3rd for the celebrities who were born in the years 2019 - 2010
2011American child born to a prominent family. His parents are Eric Church, a country singer, and Katherine Church, his wife. Boone is the first child of the couple.
Famous birthdays on October 3rd for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2005American twins were born to Mo'Nique, an actress and model who was also a noted mother.
Dancer
TV Actor
Dancer
Famous birthdays on October 3rd for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1999Movie Actor
Vine Star
American family of note, son of TV personality Leeza Gibbons, and her third husband, actor Stephen Meadows. Nathan was 8 lbs. and was delivered by C-section following several days of labor. 8 oz. with Troy, his older brother.
Vine Star
Japanese singer (AKB48)
American actress.
Comedian
American victim of homicide, murdered by his father. His older brother James called emergency services at 4:08 pm on January 16, 2004. Their father had just stabbed Garrett in the Leominster apartment. He then led police on a brief chase. James sustained serious injuries and Garrett was declared dead at the local hospital at 4:30 pm. According to a family …
Actor
Argentinian tennis player
Italian footballer
Actor (Charlie Winthrop - Another World).
Actress
Bassist
YouTube Star
YouNow Star
YouTube Star
Soap Opera Actor
Japanese singer (AKB48 JKT48, and French Kiss).
English sprinter
Filipino actress
YouTube Star
Musician
YouTube Star
French cyclist
Famous birthdays on October 3rd for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989American football player
Rock Singer
American producer and rapper (ASAP Mob).
Movie Actress
American actor.
Rapper
Pop Singer
Miss Universe 2006: Miss Universe Puerto Rican Model and Actress
Pop Singer
English race car driver
English high jumper
singer and actress.
Colombian footballer
Soccer Player
Actress
American basketball player
American singer, songwriter, actress. She is the younger sister to Jessica Simpson. She rose to fame as a participant on her sister's reality TV show Newlyweds: Nick & Jessica. She also starred in The Ashlee Simpson Show, which featured her creating her debut album Autobiography (2004). The album and its sequel, I Am Me (2006), reached the top of iTunes' …
South Korean actress and singer (Baby V.O.X.
American television and film actor
French footballer
TV Actress
Actress
Canadian ice hockey player
South Korean actress
Movie Actress
Japanese singer and actor
Brazilian mixed martial artist
Brazilian footballer
Cypriot footballer
Brazilian footballer
French actress well-known for her role as Fleur Delacour in Harry Potter films.
American actor
Athlete
Detten; American actor.
Swedish football player, known for his unique and sometimes "foolish", behavior. He is a striker for Paris-St-Germain's Ligue 1 club (coached by Laurent Blanc), and also plays for the Swedish team, to which he captains.
American actor
Canadian actress
Swedish footballer
English footballer
English footballer
Swedish footballer
English journalist and author
Canadian ice hockey player
American football player (Baltimore Ravens).
Croatian footballer (d. 2013)
Mexican footballer
Irish singer (The Script).
Famous birthdays on October 3rd for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979American guitarist, songwriter, and producer (Red Hot Chili Peppers Dot hacker Ataxia and The Bicycle Thief).
WWE is an American pro wrestling organization.
Rock Singer
Japanese actress and model
Ecuadorian-American actor
Actress
American actress, dancer, and musician
American singer-songwriter (Scissor Sisters).
Peruvian footballer
American singer-songwriter and pianist
Indian newsmaker, claimed to be the country's first and only test tube baby. Subhash Mukhopadhyay conceived her using in-vitro fertilization. She was born 67 days after Louise Brown, the first IVF baby in the United Kingdom. Mukhopadhyay was subject to harassment by the West Bengal state government and was not allowed to share his achievements in the scientific community. On …
Musician
Ghanaian-German footballer
English footballer
Japanese sumo wrestler
American mixed martial artist and wrestler (d.2015)
American baseball coach and player
Actress and comedian from England.
American wrestler
Italian footballer
American actor
British musician (DragonForce)
Actor
Actor
Seattle, Washington -- Canoeist (1996 Olympics)
Ice hockey defenseman (Finland, Olympics - 1998)
Movie Actor
Japanese figure skater
Movie Actress
Producer and guitarist for Japanese singer-songwriters
American singer
American rapper (Black Star & Reflection Eternal).
Dutch speed skater
Canadian ice hockey player, and sportscaster
Architect
British actress
Canadian actress
Japanese-American actress
Actor
American-Mexican tennis coach and player
Norwegian composer and saxophonist (Trondheim Jazz Orchestra, Dingobats).
El Centro, California -- Tennis star (1995 quarter Aust)
Orchestra leader (Glen Campbell Goodtime hour)
Villa Mella, Dominican Republic -- Catcher (Toronto Blue Jays)
Defensive tackle (New York Giants).
American singer/songwriter. She was awarded a Boston Music Award in 2004. She sings her songs with a "full-throated alto," reminiscent of Loretta Lynn. She is a mother to four children and writes the majority of her music in her kitchen. Patrick McKenna was her high school sweetheart and she married him on May 22, 1966.
Ghanaian-English journalist (d. 2014)
Stockholm, Sweden -- NHL centre (Calgary Flames).
South Korean actor
Israeli American talent manager and businessman
French actress for TV and stage, best known for her roles as "MediterranA(c),e" and "Dolmen" in television series. She also appeared in "Femmes de Loi", a police procedural with Natacha Amal.
American singer (Backstreet Boys)
American actor and rapper (The Roots).
Puerto Rican-American baseball player, coach
CFL linebacker (Toronto Argonauts).
Guitarist
Chattahoochee, Florida -- Pitcher (Colorado Rockies)
American pro-football player, from 1992-1998, was a wide receiver.
English guitarist and singer-songwriter
Mexican suspect in assassination of presidential candidate Louis Donaldo Colosio, on 3/23/1994 at 5:00 PM Tijuana (Mexico).
San Pedro, Delaware -- Outfielder (Seattle Mariners).
Australian field hockey goalie (1996 Olympics).
Estonian guitarist and songwriter (Terminaator).
American academic and author
Entertainer
Famous birthdays on October 3rd for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969American singer, songwriter and fashion designer. She is co-founder and lead singer of No Doubt rock band. Stefani began her solo career during the band's hiatus and released her debut album Love. Angel. Music. Baby. 2004. The album, which was inspired by 1980s music, sold more than seven million copies. It was a huge success, with the album selling more …
Japanese actress
American basketball player: Guard, Cavaliers.
Estonian author and linguist
Japanese singer-songwriter bass player and producer (L'Arc-en-Ciel)
English rower and sportscaster
Actress
NFL linebacker (Cleveland Browns and Atlanta Falcons)
Actor (Timmy-Bad News Bears)
Japanese bassist (L'Arc~en~Ciel)
CFL running back (Saskatchewan Roughriders).
Featherston -- Australasia golfer
NFL linebacker (Carolina Panthers).
American basketball player: Jazz, center
Director
Soccer player (SC Heerenveen).
Finnish manager and footballer
Italian TV host; Mara Venier's daughter.
Manager and English footballer
Estonian javelin thrower
American figure skater. She started skating at age eight and became the Junior World Champion in figure skating within four years. She finished fourth at the 1984 Winter Olympics and won the Bronze medal at the 1986 Olympics. She was 16 years old when she got a spin named "the Chin spin". In November 1987, she became a professional and …
Actor
Musician
Athlete
English-American singer-songwriter, guitarist and producer (Fountains of Wayne).
American illustrator and author
Businessman
American baseball player, a left-hitting/right-throwing catcher who played with the Los Angeles Dodgers (1989-1990), Philadelphia Phillies (1990-1991), Montreal Expos (1992-1997), and Toronto Blue Jays (1998-2002).
TV Actress
Rock guitarist (Tesla Psychotic Supper).
Swedish table tennis player
Dutch swimmer
Coach
British actor
Belgian footballer whose name was given to the law that he initiated, which allows players to seek out other sponsors when their contracts expire. Clubs may also engage foreign players. The law was in effect as of 12/15/1995. Bosman is an Award-winning player.
Sioux City (Iowa) -- Tennis star
Canada; right winger
American basketball player
Drummer
Actor
Italian saxophonist.
Toronto, Ontario -- Canadian Tour golfer (1992 Ben Hogan Dakota)
English actor
American actor and wrestler
German musicologist and composer of cantors
French homicide victim who murdered his mistress because of jealousy 12/21/1984.
First British woman to summit Mount Everest
French jazz musician and French tuba player
French politician and leader of the French party Europe A%0cologie – Les Verts (EELV). The electoral coalition that included the original french green party Les Verts as well as members of the alliance "Europe Ecologie" created the party on 13 November 2010. The EELV federal council elected Pascal Durand, the successor to CA(c)ilile Duflot, as National Secretary on 23 June …
Pescara (Italy) -- Miss Italy - 1979
Italian actress, model, and television personality
English screenwriter and actor
Famous birthdays on October 3rd for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959Genoa, Italy -- Miss Teenage Italy (1972).
Actor / Rocker (General Hospital, Melrose Place).
American screenwriter and comedian
American golfer
American porn actor and director
Seattle, Washington -- PGA Golfer (1983 Kemper Open).
Canadian dancer (La La La Human Steps)
Chinese sculptor
Playmate (Jul, 1978)
Brazilian diplomat and engineer 6th Director General of the World Trade Organization
English radio and television host
French senior government official who was a member of the AutoritA(c] de RA(c]gulation des Communications A%0lectroniques et des Postes’ (ARCEP), an independent French agency responsible for regulating telecommunications in France, from 2007 to 2013.
Toronto, Ontario -- Actor. (Aron East of Eden, Supergirl and Die Hard).
American gay male: AIDS. It is not known when he contracted the disease, but it was probably between 1982 and 1983. He met his partner on 8/20/1990. It was love at first sight. They moved in a month. Both were tested on 2/19/91, and both received their results on 3/05/1991.
Warwick, Rhode Island -- Actor. (Paint It Black, George-Profiler).
American politician and educator 30th North Dakota State Treasurer (d.2006)
American bass player and songwriter (The Allman Brothers Band, Gov't Mule). (d. 2000).
Madrid, Spain -- Actress (Streets of Gold and Half of Heaven).
Designer
Turkish author
American blues guitarist dies in a helicopter accident at the age of 35 (born 1954).
American minister, clergyman and Democratic activist. He was four years old when he began preaching and was ordained at the age of ten. He is also the author of "Go and Tell Pharaoh", an autobiography.
American baseball was played by a right-handed pitcher who was a part of the Cleveland Indians (1975aEUR”1977), Boston Red Sox (78aEUR”1984, 1998) and Chicago Cubs (1984aEUR”1986), Oakland Athletics (87aEUR”1995), and St. Louis Cardinals (996aEUR”1997).
German politician and co-founder of Greenpeace Germany
American keyboard player and producer (DeGarmo & Key)
American homicide. On 7/28/1989, he was convicted of the murder of his baby girl, Geneva. He had broken bones and shaken her many times. On 11/17/1988 when she was just four months old, he threw her against a wall, inflicting a fatal head injury.
American singer, considered to be the greatest blues guitarist of all time. He was killed in a helicopter accident in East Troy, Wisconsin on August 27, 1990. According to one news report, the helicopter was ready for liftoff at 12:40 AM. However, the exact time is unknown.
Actress
Politician
Australian visual/performance artist, who goes by the pseudonym "Her Divine Holiness (Pope Alice)". Roberts works are influenced by his Catholic upbringing in rural Kentucky and his homosexuality. Roberts works are richly adorned with religious iconography, and often depict gay sexuality in graphic ways. He has accused others, including the French gay duo "Pierre et Gilles", of copying his work without …
Coach
American baseball player. He is multi-threat and natural athlete. He also played for the New York Yankees and signed the most lucrative sports contract in history. He is 6'6", 220 lbs and has great speed. He is a power batter.
American actor and guitarist, singer-songwriter
Rock drummer (.38 special)
New Jersey, USA. PhD/astronaut (STS 41–G, 28, 31, 45).
Musician
Journalist
US saxophonist / guitar (Earth, Wind & Fire).
Musician
Actress
California, USA; actress (Buck Rogers during the 25th Century).
Gympie (Queensland) -- Golfer (1992 Alpine Aust Ladies).
American actor and author
Famous birthdays on October 3rd for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949Fleetwood Mac guitarist, producer, songwriter, and singer, best known for his distinctive finger-picking style.
French rugby player, member of the French Rugby team 1999. He was a wing forward and became FranceaEUR(tm), France's national coach. He resigned on 11/15/1999.
American comedian with a mobile smile and blue saucer-shaped eyes. In 1971, she began her career in a San Francisco troupe. She was a star with "Beach Blanket Babylon" from 1975 to 1976. In 1975, she was introduced to television. Bleiweiss and her husband, David, were married in January 1978. It was a case where love is blind.
Russian screenwriter and director
Musician
Indian Bollywood film director
Israeli pop singer and composer.
Performance Artist
Producer
French mountain climber and sailor, "Captain" is his nickname. He was one of the greatest skippers of the 1980s. In the 1990s, he switched to alpinism and became an alpinist. He climbed Mount Everest in May of 2003. He is also the founder of "TrophA(c),e Mer Montagne."
Indian screenwriter and producer of director producers
Russian Cosmonaut (Soyuz T-15A)
American director and photographer
From 1979 to 1987, set decorator.
Politician
Italian serial killer suspect, arrested in Padua on 2/16/2001. He claimed his innocence. His plan was to murder people randomly to launch a series of blackmail attacks. He didn't know his victims. He killed a taxi driver on 1/29/2001 and a real estate agent on 2/10/2001. He was arrested on 2/15/2001. On 5/23/2002, he was found guilty of two murders …
Subway was founded by an American businessman (d. 2015).
Educator
American trumpet player and songwriter (The Bar-Kays), (d. 2015).
Anne Dorte von Rosenborg (d.2014)
Blogger and activist American poet, songwriter, and blogger
Greek water polo coach and player (d.2010)
English large landowner / multi-millionaire
Missouri, USA; newscaster
Composer
Dutch politician and economist Dutch Minister of Education
English choreographer and dancer
Musician
English footballer and sportscaster
USSR -- Triple Jumper (1968-80 Olympics, 3 Gold / 1 Silver Medals).
Rocker
Italian homicide. Milena Sutter, 13, was kidnapped and raped in Geneva. Her body was pulled from the ocean just days before Lorenzo was taken into custody on 5/09/1971. He fled to France, where he was captured 1/25/1979. He was extradited from France to Italy in June 1980, where he was convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment.
Woodsfield (Ohio) -- Best Bodybuilder in the World (1983-1985).
German-American illusionist, Roy, is half of "Siegfried und Roy." Roy was mauled by one of his favorite white tigers and pulled off-stage. This happened in Las Vegas on Roy's 59th birthday. The performer was admitted to serious condition after suffering a severe injury to the neck that caused extensive bleeding. This was his first injury from any of the animals …
Politician
Belgian mathematician, academic
Dutch psychic and musician
American singer, Astrologer, and Author of Four Paperback Gothic Novels. Her novels "Greystones", and "The Greenhouse" are two of her works. In 1978, she recorded an album with her own music using banjo, guitar, and voice.
French fashion photographer. George Glasberg, a photographer from France, introduced him to photography in 1959. He also made him visit the cathedrals of France. He became an assistant to Richard Avedon, an American photographer. He began his own business, focusing on women themes. He published many books of photos, mostly of women. JonvelleaEUR(tm), his photographs can be found in numerous …
Diplomat and civil servant from Turkey
American politician and solder 25th Attorney General for New Mexico
American screenwriter and actor
Director
American singer-songwriter
Italian singer and actor
Italian Formula One driver and television commentator
Australian businessman
French politician who was elected leader of the Socialist Party in 1982 after joining the SFIO. He was buried in Paris on the 13th of June 2000.
Italian race car driver, Formula One.
Italian swordsman. He was awarded a gold medal in fencing at the 1972 Monaco Olympics.
Canadian ice hockey coach and player
American singer-songwriter
Boston Bruins).
English actress
Swimming USA (1960 Olympics - 2 Gold Medals).
Famous birthdays on October 3rd for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939French cartoonist and humor writer.
American wrestler and trainer
Pennsylvania, USA; actor/singer (Gidget, Diamond Head).
French biologist, whose work led to the birth of the first baby via test tube in France on February 24, 1982.
American singer, guitarist and vocalist. He is also a good-looking musician. He
American politician
Croatian singer
American politician and lawyer
English captain
Canadian academic and author
(Rep-D-Wisconsin, 1969- )
Oklahoma, USA; rocker "C'Mon Everybody".
Lawyer
Composer
French fencer who won a silver in the individual sword event at the 1964 Summer Olympics.
Baseball team owner (Baltimore Orioles).
Composer
American avant-garde composer and one of the most prominent exponents minimalism in music. While studying composition, he graduated from Cornell with high honors. He also drove a taxi in New York. In 1963, he began his career as a composer in San Francisco. He scored the soundtracks to two underground films. He was a private and studious man who rose …
New York, USA. Composer (My Name Is).
French ecclesiastic within the Roman Catholic religion. On June 29, 1961, Bishop Francis Deniau received his ordination as a priest. On June 26, 1998, he was ordained as Bishop of Nevers (France).
American astronaut; lunar module pilot aboard Apollo 16. He was the tenth man to reach the Moon. Duke was ordained a lay minister and described his faith as "a tremendous adventure" for him and his wife since 1978. This was born out of the emptiness that Duke felt after going to Mars and from a nearly-divorce in mid-'70s. He says …
Italy -- 50K walker (1964 Olympics-Gold Medalist)
Charlotte Military man
North Carolina, USA; Brigadier General US Air Force/astronaut (Apollo 16).
Ghanaian guitarist and singer
American composer and theorist
DC, USA; actress (Bracken’s World, Executive Suite).
English painter and sculptor (d. 1990).
Colombian-Dutch illustrator and painter (d. 2015).
Johannesburg, South Africa -- PGA golfer (1966 Texas Open)
Tennis champ (US Open-1959)
Scientist
Australian tennis player
South African-English academic and surgeon
Italian historian, educator and author of scholarly works, including "Papal Prince: One body and Two souls". He teaches philosophy and modern history at the University of Bologna, Italy. Romano Prodi is his brother.
Canadian ice hockey coach and player
French business executive. He is the director, administrator, and vice-president for large companies that specialize in real estate development and construction. He was married on 10/18/1957.
Composer
Famous birthdays on October 3rd for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1928Danish ballet dancer. He was the fourth child of three daughters. He was a moody, gifted, handsome and graceful man with a cruel streak. Bruhn rose to fame in Giselle in 1955. In 1971, he retired from classical ballet but returned to dance in 1/1976 for a gala 35th anniversary party to celebrate the American Ballet Theatre. His performance was …
France sport Champion
Guyanese Secretary General (1975-19)
French fencing champion and six-time Olympic medalist between 1948-1956, including four gold and two silver medals. Between 1948 and 1954, he won the world title four more times. He died October 29, 2007 in Nimes, France, age 79.
Norwegian politician, Conservative Party. He was Minister of Trade and Shipping between 1963 and 1965aEUR”1970 and Prime Minister of Norway between 1981 and 1986. Willoch was the Chairman of Conservative Party 1970aEUR”1974.
Guyanese politician and academic 2nd Commonwealth Secretary General
American businessman (d.2006)
Denmark; dancer (National Ballet of Canada).
American writer who was editor in chief at 16 Magazine. She also became one of the first women journalists to cover rock and roll. She was also the magazine's chief photograph and took many photos of stars like Paul Revere and The Raiders, Peter Noone from Herman's Hermits and Jim Morrison of The Doors.
France Actor
Writer
Costa Rican businessman, economist, computer expert, and politician.
American playwright, critic and novelist. He is also an essayist and essayist. At the age of 19, he made his debut in novel writing with "Williwaw." His books include "Myra Breckenridge," Washington D.C., and "Blood Kin." He has adapted many plays for film, including two that he wrote for Tennessee Williams. He is a prolific writer, having written at least …
American lobbyist. He was employed by Professional Astrologers Inc and lobbied in California for astrological legalization via "Dill's Bill."
American producer and pianist co-founded Newport Folk Festival
French business executive who was president of Banque Hervet's board in the 1980s.
English publisher
American cartoonist (d. 1993).
Producer of feature films in Italy, from the 1950s through the 1990s.
Russian weightlifter and coach (d.2012)
American executive.
Dominican politician (d. 2004)
Dominican politician and lawyer 1st Premier of Dominica (d.2004)
Germany Actor
He is a French politician who trained as a teacher and physicist before he entered politics in 1973.
Composer
Escaudain physician
Aniche Politician
Italy sport Champion
Australian soldier and cricketer
Clergyman
American military who rose up to the rank of Lieutenant General in US Marines. He was a graduate of The Citadel and saw active service during WWII. He earned a law degree in 1953 and served in various positions, including as a military aide to Vice-President Hubert Humphrey during the 1960s. In 1975, he retired from active service. During his …
Famous birthdays on October 3rd for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919French-Moroccan actor (d.2004)
American economist and Nobel Prize winner in academic economics (d. 2013).
Portuguese historian
United States -- Sci-fi author (IQ Merchant)
Composer
France Scientist
Belgium sport Champion
Scientist
Germany Actor
Portage Politician
Biologist/Oceanographer/writer
Australian art historian, critic, and academic.
Veterinarian / Novelist
Scot Author (All Creatures Small & Great), dies at 78
He was an American politician and scientist.
Scot Author (All Creatures Small & Great), dies at 78
American talent agent and film producer. He produced over 125 films, including "Funny Girl," The Way We Were,"and "Night of the Iguana." After a long battle with cancer, Stark passed away in Beverly Hills on January 17, 2004, after an early morning.
French Roman Catholic priest, writer, and journalist.
Dutch dance teacher
American researcher and astrologer who was included in the first edition of "Who's Who of American Women" 1958. From 1947 to 1950, she was editor and payroll manager at Reliance Manufacturing Co. in Columbia, MS. She was a newspaper editor in Florida from 1950 to 1952. She was promoted to Radio Editor in the year that followed her newspaper job. …
Washington, USA. Washington trained Disneyland employees and created Backstage Disneyland magazine. It also established Disney University. In 1978, the Disneyland Alumni Club was established. The club was retired in 1978 and named Disney Legend in 1994.
Hertfordshire (England) -- Actor (Friar Doingo-Shogun).
Neuilly sur seine EXecutives
American writer (Born 1911).
Finnish artist, a sculpturer.
French writer and poet, best known for his many novels including "Signe de piste" (1954). He used the pseudonyms FranASSois Thrvay, Mik Fondal and Jean-Louis Foncine (Pierre Lamoureux). He died in Saint-Cloud on the 9th of January 1998.
American victim of homicide killed at her home by a rapist pretending to be a salesman.
Avignon physician
French artist, tapestry designer and engraver. LePecq was a prolific book illustrator and many of his original engravings are still in existence. He is also known for his work with glazed volcanic lava.
Famous birthdays on October 3rd for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909Gap Politician
Norwegian minister, theologian, and dr. Theol., secretary-general of SjA Mannskirken (the Norwegian Church Abroad), since 1955. He was the bishop of Agder, 1957-1973, and Oslo, 1973-1977. His father was Bishop Bernt StA.ylen.
Brest physician
American songwriter (d. 1964).
Norwegian printer, general manager of one the largest and oldest printing companies in Norway. He worked all his life in the family business. First, he was a manual typesetter, then he became an office head and then a manager.
French politician. He was a prominent World War II resistance fighter and helped U.S., Canadian and British troops invade France, then occupied by Nazi Germany.
Saumur Military man
Writer
American author (d. 1997)
German actor and director, who was killed in Lucerne on May 7, 1961.
Turkish soldier and politician President Turkey (d. 1993).
biochemist (Nobel Prize 1987).
German colonel and doctor
German doctor who joined Sturmabteilung in 1933
American filmmaker, until his cataracts forced him to switch to producing and directing. His work included spy films, westerns and action adventures. He also worked as a detective dramatist.
Rougemont Politician
Marshal / President Brazil (1967-1969)
Oloron-Ste Marie Military Man
French director, screenwriter, director, and composer. He is one of the greatest French film maestros. His feature film debut was in 1926. He struggled to produce any work due to inactivity.
Composer
French film director (d. 1959).
Nantes physician
American playwright and novelist, who wrote "Look Homeward, Angel", 1929, "The Web and The Rock,"1939, and "You Can't Go Home Again,"40. At the University of No. Carolina, graduating with a M.A. He graduated from Harvard in 1922 and taught English at New York University between 1924-1930. Wolfe's first novel, "Look Homeward, Angel", was a huge success, and he went on …
NYC, New York -- Cartoonist. (Draw Me a Laugh).
American writer (d. 1938).