List of celebrities and famous people who were born on February 4th
Famous birthdays on February 4th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2004British notable family, the son from Elle Macpherson, an Australian supermodel, and Arpad Busson (a Swiss financier), a British banker. Flynn Busson is the second son of the couple.
TV Actress
TV Actress
Pop Singer
YouTube Star
Famous birthdays on February 4th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1999YouTube Star
TV Actor
Japanese actress and model
American musician
Australian rugby league player
American musician and drummer, who appeared on the CBS Late Night Show with the CBS band in March 2004 at the age of 11.
Chilean actor
Instagram Star
Vine Star
Instagram Star
YouTube Star
Boxer
Vine Star
Japanese singer and actress of Japanese voice (Sphere).
Rapper
Famous birthdays on February 4th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989YouTube Star
Guitarist
Japanese actor and musician
YouTube Star
Comedian
American gymnast.
Movie Actress
Irish rugby player
Czech tennis player
YouTube Star
TV Actor
Irish footballer
Bangladeshi cricketer
Bangladeshi cricketer
American actor.
Indian singer (d. 2013)
Chilean footballer
Comedian
Comedian
American Ice Hockey Player
French engineer, tightrope walker and founder of the Flying Frenchies.
Australian rules footballer
American singer and dancer ("Pussycat Dolls")
Lithuanian cyclist
American professional wrestler
American basketball player.
Latvian basketball player
Belgian cyclist
America's professional basketball player
American skating star and a key member of the U.S. short-track speed skating relay team that won the Olympic gold medal. The team won after 62 laps. Weinstein was responsible for ensuring that the team maintained its position.
Indonesian baseball player
American baseball player
Belgian cyclist
Latvian basketball player
Sodan; Miss Kentucky Teen USA (1996)
Famous birthdays on February 4th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979Belarusian actor and mixed martial artist
Guitarist
Italian race car driver
Belgian beauty contestant was crowned Miss Belgium 1996. She was also a semi-finalist in the Miss World pageant.
Turkish basketball player
Colombian actress
American musician
Iranian actress
American rapper
Actress and musician from Australia
Rhode Island, USA; Miss Rhode Island-America (1996).
Miss Universe - Germany (1996)
Austrian decathlete
Indian actress
American record producer and musician
Ontario, Canada; NHL center (Toronto Maple Leafs).
Dutch hockey international
Athlete
Defensive end (Baltimore Ravens).
Australian footballer and coach in AFL. Hird was a half forward and a midfielder. In September 2010, he was named coach. He was fired as a coach in September 2010.
Actor (Party Of Five).
Canadian ice hockey player, and sportscaster
YouTube Star
California, USA; boxer (Olympics-gold-1992).
Boxer
Athlete
Brazilian manager and footballer
Canadian Football League back in action (Calgary Stampeders).
Comedian
American comedian and actor. He is best known for his work on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart (2002aEUR",2006) and his lead role in Hot Tub Time Machine (2010). He is also the creator of and star in the Adult Swim comedy series Childrens Hospital. He won his first Emmy Award in September 2012 and his second in September 2013.
NFL tackle (Tampa Bay Buccaneers).
American politician and lieutenant 42nd Mayor of Los Angeles
NFL defensive end (Washington Redskins).
American actor
Producer
Laleham (England) -- Actress (Body Snatchers).
American baseball pitcher (Saint Louis Cardinals).
NFL kicker (Seattle Seahawks).
Canton, Ohio -- Playmate (Apr, 1993)
Kimble; Miss California USA (1997)
Famous birthdays on February 4th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969American model and actress
Canadian bass player and songwriter (Our Lady Peace).
Canadian ice hockey coach and player
British Columbia, Canada; NHL center (Winnipeg Jets).
WLAF safety (Barcelona Dragons).
Medford -- NHL right-wing (Anaheim Mighty Ducks).
Massachusetts, USA; NHL right-wing (Anaheim Mighty Ducks).
American baseball pitcher (Toronto Blue Jays).
Politician
California, USA; daughter/actress (Sonny and Cher Show).
Celebrity
French mountaineer who crossed the Mont Ross massif in Kerguelen Islands in December 2006. This connects the summits of the small Ross and the large Ross. They are separated by a steep edge.
French child kidnapped, then murdered.
Actress (Cheryl McKinnon - Another World).
Japanese actor
Estonian actor
Swedish chemist
Soviet ice skater (Olympic Gold 1988, 1994) dies (heart attack) at age 28.
He was a French murderer who strangled an English young woman on the 14th of August 1989.
Massachusetts, USA; Miss Massachusetts-America (1990).
Japanese singer and actress
Japanese singer and actress
Russian cyclist
Michigan, USA; rower (Olympics 1996).
Businessman
Australian rugby league player
San Frecce).
Businessman
Businessman
American football player (d. 1992).
American guitarist (The Offspring)
Writer
Australia; golfer (1992 Australian Amateur Champion).
A former Swiss alpine ski racer. He was one of the most successful ski racers, winning the World Cup title four years in a row, and an Olympic gold medal in Downhill in 1988.
Hawaii, United States -- Sync swimmer (1984-88 Olympics - 2 Gold / Silver Medals).
Athlete
Canadian actor
American country singer/writer, who learned his music from himself, has received a lot of awards and many gold and triple-platinum records.
TV Actor
An English politician and banker
Indiana, USA; pitcher (Pittsburgh Pirates).
Polish historian and curator
New Jersey, USA; country vocalist ("A Better Man").
Canadian ice hockey coach and player
American novelist
Writer
New York, USA; basketball player (Olympics-gold-1984).
California, USA; NHL Center (Chicago Blackhawks).
American playwright and composer, Arnold Schwarzenegger, is killed by an aortic aneurysm. He was 35 years old.
American entertainment manager, British-born (The Iron Maidens),
British activist and author (d. 2007).
Actress (Happy birthday Wanda June, Tool Box Murders).
American actress and painter, dancer and painter
British singer (James)
American actress
Famous birthdays on February 4th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959American athlete and linebacker for the New York Giants between 1981 and 1993, when he retired. In 1986, he was named the National Football League's Most Valuable Player.
American actress
German manager and footballer
Australian cabaret performer, who was portrayed by his alter ego Bob Downe (the "Princess of Polyester"), has appeared on television and stage in Australia, the UK, and the USA.
Winnie Mandela and Nelson Mandela's daughter.
Writer
Actress (Samantha-Brothers)
Japanese actor
Polish journalist and author (d.2005)
Polish writer
French farmer, spokesperson for the Peasant Confederation between April 2004 and June 2005
American activist and attorney
American composer and conductor
French politician, journalist and member of the European Parliament elected to the AZle-de-France constituency representing Left Front in the 2009 European elections. Since 2000, he has been the director of L'HumanitA(c), replacing Pierre Zarka.
French homicide: killed a taxi driver 5/01/1984.
Brazilian psychologist who married priest and started a clinic for the mentally ill. They had one child together.
Slovak Prime Minister
Slovakian politician and Prime Minister is Slovak
Asian-American electronic musician and composer who creates "mind-music," with assorted instruments, guitar, drums, tabla and Irish harp.
Public Servant
Japanese keyboard player composer and producer
3000m (World title 1978).
American producer and actress
Pennsylvania, USA; actress ("Cutter's Way Yankees").
English footballer
36th Prime Minister of New Zealand: New Zealand politician and educator,
Polish motorcycle racer (d.2012)
Chinese sociologist and Sexologist
Mexican-French ballet choreographer and dancer, Jose Limon, the son of Mexican dancers.
Belgian dancer
Iranian musician and singer
Irish actor
American baseball player
British actress
rock drummer (Kansas).
US vocalist (Stylistics, "You make me feel Brand New")
Singer / rock keyboardist (The Nits).
Famous birthdays on February 4th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949French politician, noted family member, and the son of President FranASSois Mitchell. He was an educator before entering politics. He became a Deputy from 1981 to 1993, and then Mayor of Libourne in 1989. He was seriously injured in a car accident in Spain on 25 July 1987. He was married on the 30th April 1977 and had two children.
Movie Actor
Bosnian war criminal and chief of military staff (d. 2010).
Bosnian general (d. 2010)
Tennessee, USA; actor (Hans Helms - Holocaust).
American actor, musician, and rock 'n' roll icon of the 1970s. He performed bizarre stage effects and wore outrageous makeup to his concerts. Cooper rose to the top of the pop charts with hits such as "School's Out" or "No More Mr. Nice Guy". Cooper was instrumental in establishing a new sound for hard rock with his psycho-drama vaudeville performances. …
Novelist (Pricksongs & Descants).
Michigan, USA; rocker "School's Out".
Australia youth outreach worker and community activist, based in the western suburbs Melbourne, Victoria. He is a well-known social activist in the state, focusing on issues such as homelessness, drug abuse and prison reform, as well as social welfare.
American politician and journalist (d. 2013).
The 57th Yokozuna, a Japanese sumo wrestler
French journalist, TV producer, and host. Known for his French morning television news program TA(clA(c),matin, which is broadcast on France's public broadcaster France 2.
American politician and Vice-President of America under George Bush. Quayle is handsome, wealthy, and well-off, but as Vice President of the U.S. and political campaigner, he suffered from an image problem. He was a "male bimbo"; someone who lacks intellectual depth. His public malapropisms, foot-in-mouth gaffes, and other missteps have been repeated many times, often with great humor. Quayle was …
American astrologer and lecturer, Gilbert Navarro is a noted Horary author and creator of the Gilbert Navarro correspondence course with staff teachers from the U.S., Canada and South America. He is a second-generation astrologer who studied natal and Horary with Ivy Goldstein Jacobson. He has been practicing professionally since 1970. He spoke at the 1998 AFA Convention, Orlando FL, for …
American Admiral and Director for National Intelligence
American politician (Representative-Democrat-Georgia).
American politician and admiral 3rd Director for National Intelligence
Tennessee, USA; actress (Simon & Simon, Stir Crazy).
Hamburg was home to a German Astrologer, Journalist, and Data Collector. Gregor studied theoretical physics, graduated from the University of Kiel with a master's in mathematics and then worked as a teacher at the gymnasium for physics. He was a professional astrologer since 1980 and a journalist ever since. He was married four more times. In the second marriage, he …
United States -- 500m speed skater (1968 Olympics - Silver Medalist)
Georgia, USA; rocker ("Atlanta Rhythm Section")
French Catholic bishop who has been Archbishop for Auch, Condom Lectoure, Lectoure, and Lombez since 2004.
Palo Alto Sports Champions
Pennsylvania, USA; comedian/TV talk host (Nightlife).
French car designer and former chief designer at Renault. His motto is "Design = quality."
Comedian
American golfer. Previously, he played on the PGA Tour.
Norwegian teacher and writer. In 1967, he published the Kafka-inspiring short story collection "Flukten foen flukt" ("The fleeing from a fleeing")
Lost Springs artists
Pennsylvania, United States -- Rocker (5th dimension-one less bell)
Portuguese politician, President of Madeira's regional government.
California, USA; actress (Paula-Daktari, Born Free).
Portuguese president of Madeira's regional government
American computer scientist, John C. Reilly, co-developed the B programming languages
Mountaineer Lithuanian-Polish (d. 1992).
American mechanical engineer and CEO of Consolidated Edison Company of New York. This utility company is owned by McRath. McRath holds a BSME degree in Mechanical Engineering as well as an MBA.
American baseball player. He was a right-handed pitcher for the Detroit Tigers (1964-1969) and Montreal Expos (‘70).
rocker (Classics).
Czech coach and skier (d. 2012).
Politician
Rock drummer (Animals – "House of the Rising Sun")
Ohio, USA; actress ("Susan – As the World Turns")
American producer, screenwriter, and director
Director
Director
American actor
Famous birthdays on February 4th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939American photographer and teacher. He has been a visiting instructor at Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, since 1977.
Belgian sculptor
Massachusetts, USA; actor/comedian.
American artist, known for his acrylic paintings on glass. He also creates beautiful works of space and fantasy scenes. His gallery displays many types of glass art including cosmic interpretations, romantic views, semi-biblical works, visionary and astronomical, as well as other forms. Englassment is the process of using one to two sheets glad wrap against the print in the pressure …
Flint Politician
Jr., American Senator
Indian choreographer and dancer
Editor and author of Irish origin. Greif's more than a dozen books include "Depression Modern" 1975 to "The Thirties Style in America" 1978 to "The Morning Stars Sing: The Bible in Folk Art" 1978 to "The World of Tomorrow" 1988. In the 1990s, he edited various chess- and acrostic puzzle book before his death.
Norway -- 20K Biathalete (1968.72 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
Australia -- 100m freestyle swimmer (1960 Olympics-Gold Medalist)
American screenwriter and director (d. 2003).
French screenwriter, director, and writer.
North Carolina, USA. Actor (To Kill a Mocking Bird).
Montreux Jazz Festival founder and general manager. Nobs began his career as a chef and worked at the Tourism Office of Montreux. Later, he went to New York and met Nesuhi ErectegA 1/4n, then-president at Atlantic Records. Roberta Flack was also invited to the Rose daEUR(tm), Or de Montreux by him. He was also a great help to Aretha Franklin, …
Dutch sculptor
American comedian actor and author (d. 2014.)
Massachusetts, USA; actor. (Burke's Law and Land of the Giants).
German author and pro-astrologer, active member of DAV.
Hiitola Karelia in Finland -- Operatic basso
Pakistani cricketer (d. 1994)
Iranian screenwriter and actor
Scottish politician and Member to Parliament as a Liberal Democrat. He was elected by the General Election on 6/11/1987.
Kentucky, USA; actor.
Composer
Spanish road racing cyclist.
Russian actor (d. 2012).
Texas, USA; pianist/writer ("Hunger", Corn is Green").
American classical pianist.
Argentinean family of distinction, third wife to Juan Peron. She was Vice President and her husband was President from 1973 to 1974. She became the first Latin American woman to be elected President after her husband's death in July 1974. Her time as head of the state was marred by civil unrest and severe economic problems. In a peaceful military …
41st President Argentina of Argentina Argentinian politician
1976, widow of the Argentine President Juan Peron
American basketball player (d.2015)
Hungarian diplomat and volleyball player, Hungarian Ambassador to Britain (d. 2012).
Famous birthdays on February 4th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929American basketball player and member of the Basketball Hall of Fame. He was once a coach but was fired by the Pittsburgh Condors in 1962-1963. He was 6' 8" tall and weighed in at 200 pounds. Johnston, now 49, died from a fatal heart attack in Bedford, Texas on September 27, 1978.
Rocker
German journalist, TV presenter, and security expert (d.2009)
Canadian judge and lawyer (d. 1987).
American producer and director of actor
American television network CEO and chief executive officer of Capital Cities/ABC. Burke, who specializes in broadcast publishing, has a BA from Harvard and an MBA from Harvard. His management style is one of goal setting and no interference. This has helped Burke bring his network to the top of news.
Rear Admiral / nurse
Argentine racing driver (d. 1967)
Illinois, USA; actor
Finnish politician and academic,
American physicist, and electrical engineer (Born in 1927).
Sri Lankan engineer (d. 1986)
Producer
St Maur des FossA(c)s Painters
Hungarian footballer, manager (d. 2014.)
Boxer from Australia (d. 1952).
French dermatologist, researcher, and head of the Department of Dermatology, Venereology, and Allergology of Edouard Herriot Hospital, Pavillon R, Lyon, 1972-1992. His 85th birthday was on the 4th of February 2011.
American historian and journalist (d. 2013).
English actor
British mathematician, and academic
American illustrator and author (d. 2011).
Canadian-American actor, who was a soldier in the Canadian Army during WW II. He then moved to New York in 1949. While still a drama student, he played his first part on Studio One.
Cincinnati Writer
Canadian actor (d. 2005).
Indian classical singer (d. 2011)
American journalist and Los Angeles Times reporter. Van Petten was a fiction writer for a while, but he stopped writing when it became too frightening. He died in Los Angeles on June 21, 1989.
American feminist activist, organizer, lecturer, and writer. She is the author of "The Feminine Mystique," a bestseller that has been translated into 13 languages. She was the founder and acting president of "National Organization of Women" (N.O.W.). 1966-1970. She sought equal pay and work rights.
Azerbaijani-American computer scientist and mathematician
American-Iranian/Russian mathematician and computer scientist
Italian TV and theater producer. His suicide was suspected when he was found dead in the sea 15 days after his disappearance.
English Roman Catholic archbishop (Liverpool).
American voice artist and actress
Roman Catholic Bishop of Liverpool
Famous birthdays on February 4th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919Epinay sur Seine physician
British-American actress who lived a turbulent life. Her screen debut was in 1933 with "Her First Affair". Her career continued until 1977, when she appeared in "Charlie's Angels." She was also an innovator in low-budget films, dramas, and TV series "The Untouchables."
American radio personality
London, England -- Comedian (Kraft Music Hall).
Italian philosopher. In 1939, he received his doctorate at the University of Turin. His dissertation was entitled "Karl Jaspers & the Philosophy of Existence." He was a University of Turin professor and had many notable students like Mario Perniola, Gianni Valttimo, Umberto Eco. On 18 September 1991, he died in Rapallo in Genoa.
American actress
General and politician of Pakistan, 3rd President (d. 1980).
Pakistan -- Political / Military
French senior government official who was president of SNCF from 1975 to 1981.
Playwright/documentary filmmaker
English poet Ewart (Pleasures of the Flesh).
Cox composer.
Farmer / campaigner
English comedian and actor (d. 2010).
English comedian and actor (d. 2010).
France Military man
Detroit, Michigan -- Actor.
Jay Livingston, American songwriter (d. 2007).
Puerto Rican sports editor and reporter, who was also president of the Puerto Rico Olympic Committee. He also served as a member of the International Olympic Committee. In 1963, he was involved in the Puerto Rican Olympic. He co-founded the Equestrian Federation of PR and joined the Olympic Committee. He also served as an international judge in equestrian. He was …
Puerto Rican sportswriter and editor. He was also president of the Puerto Rico Olympic Committee. In 1963, he was involved in the Puerto Rican Olympic. He co-founded the Equestrian Federation of PR and joined the Olympic Committee. He also served as an international judge in Equestrian sports. He was the leader of the 1976 national equestrian team, which participated in …
France sport Champion
Actress
1963-1968: Norwegian Supreme Court lawyer. 1968-1982: Norwegian Supreme Court judge. Fredrik Mellbye was his brother. He was appointed Commander of the Royal Order of St. Olav in 1978.
Actress (Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: Jennifer).
German-Swiss publisher and author (d. 1980).
An American activist, known as the "mother of the civil right movement", is credited with sparking the Montgomery bus boycott. This led to a 12/21/1956 Supreme Court Order banning discriminatory practices on Montgomery buses. The soft-spoken, 42-year-old seamstress took the bus home from work on 12/01/1955. The driver asked her to give her seat in the bus to a white …
English race car driver (d. 1939)
French non-figurative sculptor who received the grand prize for sculpture in the 33rd Venice Biennale in 1966. He worked in wood and plaster, bronze, string, and textiles.
College football coach (Ohio 1968 coach of the year).
French journalist who worked with the Nazis.
Austrian conductor. He studied in Vienna, and was an assistant to Bruno Walter (Arturo Toscanini) between 1934-1937. The Metropolitan engaged him in 1938 with his debut conductor of "Die Walkure". He was Chief Conductor for the German repertoire at Metropolitan from 1939-1943. Later in his career, he was more involved in opera concerts than opera. He performed with San Francisco …
Fort Worth, Texas -- PGA Golfer (won 19 tournaments between 1945 and 1995).
Nashville, Tennessee -- Actor (Devil & Daniel Webster, Cyclops)
Arches Journalist
Norwegian politician and banker Norwegian Minister of Industry (d.1999)
French Canadian cardinal archbishop Quebec (Born 1912).
Norwegian politician (d. 1999)
American college football player and coach. From 1931 to 1933, he played football for Michigan State. He also coached at Yale (line), in 1944 to 1941, 1945 to 1946, then at Lafayette, in 1947, 1948, and Wisconsin, from 1949 to 1955.
Lille physician
composer.
South African playwright/Narrator (Orphan of the Desert).
Famous birthdays on February 4th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909English Anglican Bishop (Chile/ Bolivia/ Peru).
Lun?ville physician
London, England -- Actor. (Timmy Rogues, Theodore Nero Wolfe).
Lawrence, Massachusetts -- Newscaster (All Star News)
English poet and academic (d. 377)
Klein trumpeter.
Norwegian literary researcher and professor at University of Oslo since 1972. From 1955, she was a Fellow of the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters. Ada Polak, an art historian, was her sister.
German law enforcement executive, head of the Nazi Reich Main Security Service III (AMT III), during WW II. He was also responsible for organizing mass murders in southern Ukraine between 1941 and 1942.
Scottish artist and one of the most respected traditional landscape painters in the 20th century. The most well-known painting in his remarkable 70-year career as a collector is "Tay Bridge From my Studio Window", which is one of Scotland's most valuable artists.
Carmaux physician
Pluto was discovered by an American Astronomer and Academic (d. 1997).
German priest, theological scholar and writer. He was also a member of the resistance against the Nazi regime during World War II. In 1927, he graduated from the University of Berlin. He then lectured at that university and in Barcelona. In 1929, he was appointed curate of a German congregation. He attended Union Theological Seminary, New York in 1931 and …
Italian boxer (champion-1933).
United States -- Astronomer (discovered Pluto).
Actress in English comedy (d. 1986).
France Painter
New Rochelle, New York -- Actor (Eddie-Fair Exchange)
French film critic and historian. He was a distinguished Marxist-oriented scholar and the author of "Histoire Générale Du Cinema".
French singer-songwriter who died in Paris on April 8, 1972 at 8:15 am.
American screenwriter, novelist, and journalist.
composer.
Dutch politician (SDAP/resistance fighter
Hampton, New York -- Brigadier General ("Answers to Americans")
Tientsin (China -- US dance critic/poet (Snoring In N)
Parapsychologist and academic from Poland-American chemist (d. 2014).
den Amstel [Bernard CED Hattink]; actor (Beatrice).
composer.
mathematician.
American author and pilot, he is the most well-known hero of his time for his flight between New York City and Paris on 20 Mai 1927. This flight earned him the Congressional Medal of Honor. He was an international hero, a celebrity and the first "media star". He refused to pursue wealth as an end in and of itself. Instead, …
American author and pilot, he is the most well-known hero of his time for his flight between New York City and Paris on 20 Mai 1927. This flight earned him the Congressional Medal of Honor. He was an international hero, a celebrity and the first "media star". He refused to pursue wealth as an end in and of itself. Instead, …
Baron Shawcross, a German-English lawyer and politician, Attorney General for England & Wales (d. 2003).
France sport Champion
Scottish botanist, scientist, and author. He has research in morphogenesis and embryogenesis. He was married once. He had two children.
French screenwriter and poet. His poetry was and is still popular in France, especially in schools. Les Enfants du Paradis (1945) is one of his most cherished films.
French screenwriter and poet (Born 1900).