List of celebrities and famous people who were born on March 4th
Famous birthdays on March 4th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2005YouTube Star
Dancer
TV Actor
Famous birthdays on March 4th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1999British family, son of Spice Girl Victoria Adams (later Victoria Beckham) and her boyfriend, soccer star David Beckham.
YouTube Star
Vine Star
Family Member
YouNow Star
YouNow Star
Camila Cabello is a Cuban-American singer and songwriter known for her solo hits such as 'Havana' and for being a former member of the girl group Fifth Harmony.
YouTube Star
Nat Zang is a TV actor known for his role as 10K in the TV series Z Nation.
English actor
English footballer
Whitney Houston's daughter and Bobby Brown's daughter
American actress.
American reality TV and media personality, singer and heiress. Whitney Houston's daughter with Bobby Brown. Bobbi Kristina was delivered by C-section.
Vine Star
American actress.
American actor
English footballer
Albert II, Princess of Monaco's daughter
Pop Singer
British racing car driver
Estonian footballer
German footballer
Argentinian footballer
Soccer Player
Prince Albert of Monaco was the father of an American child. He finally recognized him in May 2006, fourteen years after his child's birth. Tamara Rotolo claimed that the prince was her father in 1992 when the child was born. The prince is listed as the father and the child's last name is Grildi.
Swedish footballer
English footballer
Spanish footballer
American singer, actress, and model.
Japanese actor
American actress.
Spanish footballer
Italian footballer
Argentinian footballer
Basketball Player
Famous birthdays on March 4th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989Erin Heatherton is an American fashion model known for her work with Victoria's Secret.
English footballer
Josh Bowman is a British actor best known for his role as Daniel Grayson in the TV series Revenge.
Israeli basketball player
American film actor
German tennis player
Japanese actress and model
English footballer
Shraddha Kapoor is an Indian actress known for her work in Bollywood films, including 'Aashiqui 2' and 'Stree'.
English singer and actress
Reality Star
Indian actress
Australian footballer
Zambian footballer
Australian footballer
American actress.
Stacie Orrico is a musician known for her hit songs 'Stuck' and 'More to Life'.
YouTube Star
Ukrainian footballer
Model and actress from South Korea
Entrepreneur
TV Actress
Belgian footballer
American beauty queen
Indian actress
Filip Benko Swedish actor
New Zealand rugby player
South African cricketer
Estonian footballer
Mexican footballer
Toby Turner is an American comedian and actor known for his YouTube channel and online presence.
Reality TV personality in America
American actor
Nathalie Kelley is an Australian actress known for her roles in films such as The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift and TV shows like Dynasty.
American professional photographer and illustrator for children's books
Estonian footballer
Croatian footballer
English professional footballer
Guillermo Diaz Puerto Rican Basketball player
Croatian footballer
TV Actor
Reality Star
Danish professional football player
French professional tennis player (d.2009)
American football player
Japanese actress
Norwegian race car driver
Croatian race car driver
Israeli/English football midfielder
American trombonist (Suburban Legends).
Hungarian water polo player
American singer, songwriter and musician
American-English soccer player
American football player
Hungarian water polo player
Croatian driver in auto racing
Russian footballer
American R & B/Soul singer/songwriter
French-Italian figure skating champion, originally competing for France, switched to Italy in 2006-07. He is the 2009 European silver medalist, and five-time national champion of Italy (2008aEUR'12).
Kim Smith is an American actress known for her roles in various films and television shows.
English director and rapper of the English actor
South African rugby union footballer
Argentinian footballer
Nigerian footballer
Australian football player
Entrepreneur
K Michelle is an R&B singer known for her powerful vocals and emotional songwriting.
American soccer player.
Puerto Rican model Miss Puerto Rico Universe 2007
American lawyer and author
Italian road bike racer
British Asian actor
American musician and record producer
Russian Olympic gymnast
Turkish alternative rock singer
YouTube Star
American actress.
Spanish road bike racer
English singer and actress
English singer-songwriter ("Towers of London")
French sprint canoer
Northern Ireland Unionist politician
English theatre actor and director
Singer and actress from the Philippines,
Zimbabwean cricketer
Portuguese international football player
Spanish cyclist
English cyclist
English singer and actress
New Zealand rugby union footballer
American sportswriter
Brazilian basketball player
Indian tennis player
Soccer Player
Brazilian professional basketball player
Zimbabwean cricketer
(Kamalini Mukherjee) Indian film actress
Screenwriter and director from Australia
South Korean actress (d.2007)
American-born player of ice hockey
Lithuanian professional basketball player
American baseball infielder.
Scottish football player
South Korean actress (d.2007)
Famous birthdays on March 4th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979French politician
English footballer
Flatwater canoeists of New Zealand
Scottish singer-songwriter/guitarist (The Fratellis & Codeine Velvet Club).
American basketball player
Russian football goalkeeper
Canadian professional wrestler
American actor, producer, social and liberal activist
Irish rugby union footballer
Argentinian footballer
Austrian footballer
Argentine football striker
Australian Olympic swimmer
Actress
Mexican bantamweight boxer
Italian singer and rugby player
American Ice Hockey Player
TV Actor
YouTube Star
Canadian ice hockey player
Mexican boxer
Mexican politician and sprinter
Sabrina Sabrok is a Mexican television host, singer, and adult model known for her extreme body modifications and appearances on reality TV shows.
Miss Russia-Universe (1997).
American singer-songwriter
Player for the Welsh rugby union
New Zealand-Tongan rugby Union player
German coach and footballer
Dutch-American pianist and singer-songwriter
Footballer in French rugby union
American musician (Cap'n Jazz Joan of Arc American Football, Owen, and Cap'n Jazz)
English television presenter and doctor
American drummer
American horror fiction author
Chef
Model and Argentinian polo player
American musician
Mexican athlete
American illustrator and author
American drummer (Modest Mouse Red Stars Theory & Satisfact).
American fashion photographer and designer
Finnish professional poker player
French rugby player
English footballer
English singer, stage actor and TV presenter
South Korean actress
Swedish football player
Argentine soccer player
American film producer
American guitarist (The Ataris).
American musician (Choking Victim and Leftover Crack).
South Korean Judoka World Champion
Belgian field hockey player
Argentine TV host, singer, producer
Belgian producer and DJ (Milk Inc., Sylver).
American film director and screenwriter
American archer
English actor and television host
British professional figure skater
German javelin thrower
Swedish footballer
Iranian Olympic wrestler
Argentinian footballer
Puerto Rican baseball player
American guitarist (Choking Victim Leftöver Crack and Star Fucking Hipsters)
Flannan Obé is a renowned French chef known for his innovative culinary creations and his appearances on various cooking shows.
Kirsten Bolm is a retired German hurdler known for her achievements in the 100m hurdles and 4x100m relay.
Australian basketball player
American actress and entrepreneur
English triathlete
Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist
German-born professional basketball player
American professional golfer
Czech tennis player
Norwegian bassist (Dingobats Food).
Dutch player in field hockey
American screenwriter and producer of actor directors
Finnish player in ice hockey
American hip hop artist and entrepreneur
Businesswoman
Slovak tennis player
Argentinian footballer
Texas, USA; diver (Olympics 1996).
American professional wrestler
Brazilian rapper
Australian rugby union footballer
Slovakia; tennis star (1995-Rosmalen).
American painter and artist
American tennis player and teacher
South Korean-American baseball player, coach
Vernon, British Columbia -- NHL left-wing (NY Islanders).
Serbian manager and footballer
Brazilian hip hop rapper
Lithuanian basketball player
Serbian footballer
South Korean singer and actress
Norwegian singer-songwriter/guitarist (Arcturus & Borknagar).
American rock and pop singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and record producer
Indian screenwriter and director
Coach and footballer from Italy
Moroccan-Dutch academic and civil servant
American screenwriter and producer of director films
Tollywood film director
West Indian cricketer (d. 2001).
NFL defensive end (Seattle Seahawks).
English politician
Music Producer
American actress, model, and host of a game/talk show/talk show.
Russian ski jumper
French basketball player who won silver with the Men's National Team at the 2000 Summer Olympics.
Dutch race car driver
German-American actress
Greek pop singer
American singer and composer
South Carolina, USA; canoe (alternate-Olympics-1996).
in Suriname; Miss Indra Maju (1993).
English singer-songwriter "The Beautiful South"
Norwegian singer-songwriter/guitarist (Darkthrone, Satyricon).
Contemporary American Fiction Author
Canadian producer and rapper (Bike for Three!)
American football player and sportscaster
Ripon, Quebec -- 20k walker (1996 Olympics).
English professional golfer
Irish drummer (The Cranberries).
Scottish politician
Japanese race car driver
Danish bass player (Volbeat).
Holten; soccer player (FC Volendam).
Critic
Serbian coach and footballer
American Country Music Artist
American screenwriter and producer of actor directors
Danish bass player (Volbeat).
Serbian footballer
American actor
Canadian soccer manager and player
Chef
American actress
Professional tennis player from the Netherlands
Actress
Ice hockey defenseman (Finland, Olympics - 1998)
Pennsylvania, USA; golfer (1995 JAL Big Apple-57th).
Spanish motorcycle racer
Dutch dressage rider
California, USA; pitcher (Minnesota Twins).
Spanish Grand Prix motorcycle racer
Famous birthdays on March 4th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969American celebrity family, the daughter Sonny Bono and Cher. Her mom was granted legal custody when her parents divorced in 1975. However, she was allowed to spend time with her parents. Sonny lived close to her parents so she could see him whenever she wanted. She was shielded from the public eye during her childhood years and graduated from the …
Swedish pop singer and musician
American comedian and host of a game show
Manager and footballer from Italy
Canadian producer and actor
Filipino actress
Taiwanese actress
American pornographic actress
Kentucky, USA; outfielder (Boston Red Sox).
California, USA; volleyball player (Pismo Beach-4-1995).
Chinese actress, writer and singer
Australian comedian and radio personality
Linebacker for the Canadian Football League (Toronto Argonauts).
American record producer and artist
Patsy Kensit is an English actress known for her roles in films such as Lethal Weapon 2 and Angels & Insects.
Colombian singer and musician
Australian cricketer
Venezuelan baseball player
Greek politician
Rensburg, South Africa; tennis star.
California; infielder (Seattle Mariners and Houston Astros).
Colombian singer (Binomio de Oro de AmA(c)rica)
Manager and English footballer
South African cricket player
Wilmington, Delaware -- Softball pitcher (1996 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
Politician
American singer and lead singer of alternative rock band, "The Lemonheads."
Sam Taylor-Wood is an English conceptual artist known for her photography and film work, as well as for being a prominent figure in the Young British Artists movement.
An English-Dutch businessman. He is the only child of Jane Goodall, a British primatologist, and Hugo van Lawick, a Dutch wildlife photographer and filmmaker. He was affectionately known as 'Grub' because he was raised in Africa's jungle. His parents' book, "Grub the Bush Baby", (1970) documented his infancy through photographs and stories. He lives in Tanzania with his wife and …
German botanist and taxonomist
Irish radio, television personality and radio producer
California State Assembly Majority Whip, and San Francisco politician
Turkish-Swiss footballer
Australian rugby player and coach
English comedian and actor
New York, USA: Mountain cyclist (world champion 1991, 1992, Olympics-10th 1996).
South African cricketer and coach
NYC, New York -- Mountain biker (world champion-1991, 92).
English racing cyclist (d. 1994).
An English politician and lawyer Shadow Secretary of State for Northern Ireland
Cantor Fitzgerald Co's senior vice president of equity trade was an American who was on the World Trade Center's 104th floor when the plane carrying terrorist-driven American Airlines crashed into it. The 34-year old executive, who graduated from Boston college, left behind his siblings and parents.
English writer
former Turkish-Swiss footballer
American model and actress
American professional basketball and baseball player. After being selected by the Oakland A's as a free-agent baseball player in 1986, he began playing basketball for Phoenix Suns in 1987 as a first round draft selection. He retired from the Suns in May 2000 after 12 seasons. He ran a successful campaign to be elected mayor of Sacramento, CA in 2008.
American politician and accountant
Musician
American coach and golfer
Italian-Australian actor
Children's Author
Illinois, USA; Canadian Tour Golfer (1993 Emerald Coast).
American paralympian yachtsman (d. 2009)
Hungarian speed skater
American rapper (Brand Nubian)
American professional criminal sentenced to prison in May 1981 for burglary. On 6/30/1990, he was back in court and was sentenced to 10 years for attempted murder.
Director of English gay porn films
American actress
Author and Afghan doctor
English filmmaker
Russian astronaut and pilot of the Russian colonel
English screenwriter and producer of director producers
Russian cosmonaut
New York City, New York USA; sprint kayak (Olympics 1996).
English screenwriter and journalist
German rave techno DJ
Scottish castaway
German DJ and producer
Tennessee, USA; Miss Tennessee-America (1990-third).
Montana, USA; actress Santa Barbara
Russian driver in auto racing
Italian screenwriter and director
American drummer (Testament, Slayer, Exodus, Forbidden)
American blogger and journalist
Illinois, USA; badminton player (Olympics-1996).
British actress
Educator
Scores a perfect 10 at the 1980 Olympics
Ohio, USA; Catcher (San Francisco Giants).
Welsh computer programmer and poker pro
Irish politician and lawyer
Australian singer-songwriter, The Seekers
Italian director and screenwriter
Professional poker player from Wales
American baseball player and sportscaster
Jason Newsted is a renowned bassist known for his time with the heavy metal band Metallica.
American producer and actor
English singer and radio host
American multiple birth, quadruplet; 2nd born; 5th Child.
Russian artist
Polish politician
English singer and disc jockey
de Vos]: Dutch pop bassist (Burma Shave -Stash).
in Australia; tennis star.
Malaysian astrologer.
French mathematician, academic
English illustrator and author
bassist (Roman Holliday)
Politician
Athlete
Athlete
American football player, considered to be one of the top nose tackles in football. After starting his professional career with the Denver Broncos in 1985, he was released in April 2004 during salary negotiations. He then spent the next three years with the Carolina Panthers before retiring from football in 1997. He was a Pro Bowler for 1989.
Finnish ballet dancer
An ex-professional footballer from England
German novelist and art historian
English-Canadian screenwriter and producer of actor
Carolina Panthers).
New Zealand; trap shooter (Olympics-1996).
American screenwriter and producer of actor actors
American motocross racer
Japanese voice actor and narration
Bulgarian jazz musician
New York, USA; actor (Brian Hackett - Wings).
South Africa; golfer (1994 Canadian Masters).
Japanese voice actor
South African golfer
former German track athlete
Actress
Los Angeles, California -- Cyclist (1996 Olympics - 19th Place)
American boxer actor and producer
Japanese actress
Le Pain Quotidien was founded by a Belgian chef
Algerian-French singer-songwriter
Ugandan boxer
American actor and director
New York, USA. Actor (Dr Jamie Frame – Another World).
Finnish singer and songwriter
Coach and footballer from Zambian-English (d. 2014).
German sprinter and long jumper
Polish politician
NFL tackle (Denver Broncos).
Famous birthdays on March 4th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959Journalist
Italian comedian and actress
Minnesota, USA; actress (Warm Summer Rain and Cocktail).
Bulgarian footballer
Australian news presenter
Patricia Heaton is an American TV actress known for her roles in popular sitcoms like 'Everybody Loves Raymond' and 'The Middle'.
French noted family, Bernadette Chirac's daughter, born handicapped.
Ohio, USA; actress (Debra-Everybody Loves Raymond).
Coach and player in Italian rugby
Actress
American race car driver
Cameroonian journalist (d. 2010)
Belgian fashion designer
English journalist and businessman
American journalist and author
American gay male diagnosed with AIDS 7/04/1983. He was a fashionable New Yorker who came to San Francisco in 1988 for treatment. His chest was completely covered by Kaposi's Sarcoma scars. He died in the same year.
American television and film actor
American jazz bassist
French singer and actor
Welsh professional footballer
Gould (Boon Gould), English musician (Level 42).
English race car driver
A prominent Australian Baptist minister who is currently the CEO of World Vision Australia
Secretary-General (South African Pan-Africanist Movement).
French politician and minister of higher education, research, 1993. He was Prime Minister of France under president Sarkozy from 17 May 2007 until 16 May 2012. He is expected to be the leader of the UMP in November 2012. This party lost the last election.
Catherine O'Hara is a Canadian actress known for her roles in popular films such as Home Alone and Beetlejuice.
French politician
American educator and saxophonist
American sportscaster and golfer
Adrian Zmed is an American actor and television personality known for his roles in the TV series T.J. Hooker and the film Grease 2.
English publisher
Russian writer and dissident
Canadian dancer
French politician, Prime Minister France
vocalist (Sweet Sensation)
Actor
Illinois, USA; actor (TJ Hooker, Dance Fever).
English snooker player, sportscaster
Russian actor, choreographer, dancer and writer
American magician and author (d. 2005).
Russian Major General and Hero of Russia Federation (d. 2001).
Oregon, USA. PGA golfer (1990 Bob Hope).
American baseball player. He was a right-handed shortstop who played with the Detroit Tigers (1976aEUR”1980), Texas Rangers (1981) and Oakland Athletics (1984).
American actress who was a star in both TV and film. She started out in teenage-mother-victim roles for which she earned her first Emmy award in 1974. In 1976, she was a part of the ABC mini-series drama "Rich Man, Poor Man". Lenz's career was difficult in the 1980s. Lenz had so many difficulties getting roles in television and film …
English historian and astrologer
French singer-songwriter
Cuban-American producer and drummer
The movie "Shine", the story of David Helfgott, was directed by an Australian filmmaker. The movie, which focuses on Helfgott's personal life, was released at the Sundance Film Festival, 1/21/1996. It was a well-received film. The film received seven Oscar nominations at the 1997 Academy Awards ceremony.
American politician and representative for New Jersey in Congress. Smith is an anti-abortionist and a member the NJ Right To Life Committee 1976-1978. He entered the private sector in 1978 as a sales executive at Leisure Unlimited. One marriage; four kids.
American politician and lawyer
Australian television drama producer
Polish football manager
Astrologer from Britain who started his studies at 18 in 1971. He went on to become a professional in 1975, after he graduated from Cambridge University with a history degree. He went back to London University to study politics and international relations. He has been a well-respected expert in mundane astrology as well as the history of astrology. After a …
Musician
Polish manager and footballer
British non-fiction writer and novelist
American illustrator and author, award-winning
Former German Grand Prix motorcycle racer
American artist and illustrator
American crime fiction writer
California, USA; actress ("Moving Violations Rich Man Poor Man")
American actor who plays Ridge Forrester in the "The Bold and the Beautiful" daytime soap. This handsome addition to TV soaps since 1989. He was previously a bass player in the rock band "Players", which released a few albums and toured. He was a part of a 1983 Spanish movie that was shot in Spain.
Italian singer who is also a musician and a singer in a band. His most well-known LPs include "Gloria", 1979, and "Hurrah", 1984.
Marc DutrouxaEUR (tm)s French accomplice. He was a drug addict and was buried with Julie Lejeune, MA(c)lissa Russellso.
American-Canadian politician and lawyer
Canadian singer-songwriter/guitarist (Harmonium).
California, USA; actor (Ridge-The Bold and the Beautiful Santa Barbara).
English figurative painter
English rock guitarist (Fool If It Is Over).
In January 1997, Newcastle United's manager was named as a Scottish soccer coach. The team was officially registered in Newcastle on October 10, 1990 at 00:00 GMT. Kenny assumed control after a disappointing 1997-98 season. He was replaced by a new teammate on 8/27/1998. Ruud Gullit was his successor.
Barbara de Angelis is a best-selling author, relationship expert, and motivational speaker known for her work in the field of personal growth and self-help.
German politician and educator German Federal Minister for Education and Research
Montenegrin politician, 4th Prime Minister of Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (d.2013)
American boxer (d.2006)
American novelist (d. 1982).
Japanese actress and singer
British politician and leader of the European Parliamentary Labour Party
American manager and player
South Korean-American author (d. 1982)
English singer-songwriter/guitarist (Climax blues Band and ELO Part II). (d. 2013).
Venezuelan singer and performer
Mexican-American actor
Tennessee, USA; actress (Desert Hearts. Sticky Fingers. Angel On My Shoulder).
American actress (d. 1993).
American author and lecturer. She is one of America's most respected experts in relationships and personal development. DeAngelis is a well-known television personality, and the author of several bestsellers on her topics. Her positive messages about love and happiness, as well as the search for meaning in life have reached millions worldwide. Nine of her best-selling books have been translated …
American politician, Governor, Texas. He is also a candidate for the Republican Party nomination in the US Presidential Election to be held November 6, 2012. He announced his intention to join the party nominations field on August 13, 2011, in Charleston, South Carolina. However, he resigned on January 19, 2012.
Alacs Mountains, Cuba -- Basketballer (1972 Olympics - Bronze Medalist)
Mexican screenwriter and actress
Producer
Bosnian playwright and author (d. 2015).
Ohio, USA; LPGA golfer (1985 Boston Five Classic).
Retired American professional ice hockey player
Veteran Australian journalist in politics
Canadian race car driver (d. 1985)
Famous birthdays on March 4th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949Academic and illustrator from Serbia
Serbian graphic artist
American screenwriter and actress (d. 1989).
President of the partially de facto independent Republic of Abkhazia
Canadian singer-songwriter
French sports commentator at Paris-Vincennes Hippodrome for the Prix d'AmA (c)rique
He was a French engineer, architect and skipper who won the Transat race Quebec-St-Malo 1984. He vanished during the 1986 "Route du Rhum".
English singer-songwriter/bass guitarist (The Syn Yes XYZ, Conspiracy) (d. 2015.)
James Ellroy is an American author known for his hard-boiled crime fiction, particularly the L.A. Quartet series.
New Zealand-Australian author
England; rock bassist (Yes, "Fish Out of Water")
American baseball coach and player
American baseball manager and sportscaster
Croatian music journalist and record entrepreneur
Australian author
American singer and voice actor
Author
American politician and activist (d. 2005).
Welsh singer-songwriter (Shakin’ Stevens and The Sunsets).
French actress and writer, best known for her part in Borsalino (1970), directed by Jacques Deray with Alain Delon, Jean-Paul Belmondo. She was interested in astrology and published "The sun at the 12th House". Jean Yanne was her actor husband. She married FranASSois Va(c)ry in 1986, but they divorced in 1993.
Actor and screenwriter from Icelandic-American (d. 2015).
American guitarist (Devo)
South African singer
American actress (d. 1993).
Australian journalist and sports TV personality
American producer and screenwriter
Musician
American progressive journalist and author
Latvian composer and pianist
Turkish actor and singer of folk music (d. 2012).
Latvian composer and pianist
English Professor of Fluid Dynamics, Cambridge University
Norwegian composer and saxophonist
American newscaster.
Rocker
singer (Flying Pickets)
American baseball player (d. 1977).
Ethiopian-American producer and director
French scholar and historian
American baseball player (d. 1977).
English entrepreneur / multi-millionaire (Hawley-ADT)
American journalist and author
Scottish politician
English businessman
Texas, USA Cellist (RNCM Manchester International Festival).
Italian film actress
American actor
American basketball coach and player
Washington-based lawyer, and current White House Counsel for President Barack Obama
Swedish manager and footballer
American sportscaster (d. 2001).
New York, USA; actor (Orlando Lopez - Ball Four).
Switzerland -- Singer / children book writer (Yello)
German journalist, writer, and photographer. He studied German literature, psychology, and theater studies. From 1968, he worked as a director and writer for television and radio. He is the author of more than 100 television film scripts and a number radio plays. He was the staff editor for the NDR's family television program from 1976 to 1985. There he managed …
American ecclesiastic is a Roman Catholic bishop from Colorado Springs, CO who agreed in spring 2004 with the idea that no politician should receive Communion if they voted for positions that were contrary to Catholic Church teachings. On May 1, 2004, he sent a pastoral note advising Catholics not to receive communion if they vote for candidates that support abortion …
French truck driver to deliver bread. In September 1969 he disappeared. His wife, who had discovered a corpse in the river, declared that it was him and obtained a death certificate. She also held a funeral. Later, she got married again.
English comedian and author
British socialite (d. 1966).
American musician who is part of the R&B group, The Womack Brothers. They became very popular on the gospel circuit back in 1959. Bobby met Sam Cooke and the Soul Stirrers in 1959. He continued his career as a brother, but also played in Cooke's backing band. His song "It's All Over Now" became a global hit for the Rolling …
English cartoonist
American race car driver (d.2008)
Japanese-American particle physicist
British engineer and race car designer (Born 1944).
Academic and physicist from Japan-American University
Former English footballer and coach
Ohio, USA; R&B singer/guitarist ("Woman's Got to Have It")
Drummer (Dave Dee and Dozy, Beakys, Mick & Tich).
German singer-songwriter (d. 2003)
Italian musician and singer. He was also a clarinetist and keyboard player.
Argentinian Commander and Politiker
Hungarian composer and pianist
An English scholar of medieval History
American radio disc jockey
Hungarian composer
American broadcast journalist and author
American environmental advocate and lawyer
The Federation of European Carnival Cities was founded by and is headed by the Dutch founder
American general
Serbian-Hungarian singer, composer and musician
American singer-songwriter Bill Gaither Trio
Serbian-Hungarian guitarist and singer (Metro).
American general and 31st Commandant, U.S. Marine Corps
American composer and keyboard player (Manhattan Jazz Quintet).
Retired Professor of Modern Languages of South Asia at the University of London
American politician and lawyer
Veteran American screen and stage actor
English screenwriter and producer of director producers
Pop-psychology author of self-help books for romantic problems. Author of "How to Make a Man Love You," 1984. Also co-author Zev Wanderer's "Letting Go," a personal action program that lasts 12 weeks to heal a broken heart.
American painter (d. 1990).
American trumpet player
Alabama, USA; actor ("Roots Man Called Sloane").
New Jersey, USA. Actor (Lucas-Another World, Godfather 2)
United States District Judge and Novelist
Arkansas, USA; actor.
Providence Writer
American set decorator (d. 2000)
German law scholar and ex-judge of the Federal Constitutional Court of Germany
Kaunas (Lituania) -- Actor (HamlynStrange Report).
American athlete, Olympic contender of the hammer throw at age 44. During his prior Olympic trials, he was 28, making the team in 1968. After those Mexico City games, heaving a 16-pound ball, he traded in his sweat suit for a business suit, said goodbye to track and went about starting a family and fitting into the corporate world.
American actress producer and designer of costumes
Ukrainian flatwater canoer
Ukrainian canoe racer
Norwegian politician for Conservative Party
Guinean politician and President of the Rally of the Guinean People
American Olympic hammer thrower
Famous birthdays on March 4th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939American baseball player
Texas, USA; actress
British radio personality
Brazilian actor
Israeli diplomat
Scientist
American actress. She is a leading lady in Hollywood films and is adept at comedy roles. She was a sensitive performer and had several films to her credit. However, she suffered a heart attack while filming "What's New Pussycat?" In 1965, she was admitted to hospital for nine months.
Guinean politician president of Guinea
Sri Lankan political strategist (Born 1938)
French astrologer, author of the book "L'astrologie et le thA"me astral par les couleurs, Une nouvelle approche des grandes traditions."
Political strategist and negotiator (d.2006)
American football player and sportscaster
Former FBI profiler for sex crime
Writer
Lawyer and politician from Australia
American judge and police officer (d. 2010).
American composer, drummer (Velvet Underground), mystic, and shaman. (Born 1938).
Polish politician and academic Polish Minister of Foreign Relations
Polish diplomat and researcher
French musician and tenor saxophonist. He was born in the USA and recorded with Roy Haynes (1954). Around 1955, he appeared at Club St.-Germain in Paris along with Kenny Clarke and J.J. Johnson. He recorded with John Lewis in 1956 and then worked with Powell again from 1957 to 1959. Wilen worked along with Miles Davis in the recording of …
British keyboardist Pink Floyd (Born 1943).
Russian Cosmonaut
Russian medical doctor, explorer, and TV anchorman. (d. 2003)
Canadian activist, novelist, and criminal lawyer
Musician
Canadian novelist
American journalist and author
New Zealand cricketer
Spanish footballer
Jazz bassist (Ron Carter Meets Bach).
American segregationist and sheriff (Born in 1922)
The Flying Scot was a Scottish racecar that won 25 Grand Prix races. Clark was the first man to win the Formula One world driving championship in 1963 and the Indy 400 in 1954.
German composer, pianist, and accompanist. He is best known for his literary operas. The opera Lear, his version of Shakespeare's King Lear was composed at Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau's suggestion. Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau sang the title role.
West Indian trombonist (d. 2001).
Emeritus Professor and Senior Investigator at Imperial College London's Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
American serial killer (d. 1978).
Dominican trombonist, songwriter (The Foundations), (d. 2001).
Danish chess player and author (d.2010)
Ukrainian-Polish composer and poet (Terno).
Scottish-English singer (d. 2003)
Polish Romani poet, musician, and composer
Argentinian-American composer, academic
American singer-songwriter/guitarist (The Country Gentlemen, The Seldom Scene). (d. 1996).
Slovenian academic and physicist (d. 2015).
American actress and singer (Born 1934).
Russian priest and activist (d. 2014.)
Wisconsin, USA; singer/actress (Barbara McNair show).
American actress (Born 1934).
Scottish radio disk jockey.
Ethologist / chimp expert (1974 Walker Prize)
South African tennis player
Argentina; composer (Synchronisms).
French trade unionist who was secretary general of 'ConfA (c)dA)ration gA[c]rale du travail’ (CGT; English : General Confederation of Labour), 1992-1999.
English educator and sculptor
Celebrity
Businessman
Norwegian actress and owner of a tobacco store. Bias Bernhoft was her father, a revue actor. He owned a tobacco shop in Oslo from 1928. Unni manages this store.
British sculptor
Dutch jazz singer
Italian race car driver
South African singer and antiapartheid activist (Born in 1932).
Guido Baggiani is an Italian composer known for his contributions to contemporary classical music.
Polish journalist (d. 2007)
American illustrator (d. 2001).
Polish poet and journalist (d. 2007).
American car designer (d. 2001)
Norwegian composer, pianist, and conductor
South Africa; singer (Grammy 1965).
Member of the Dutch second chamber (PvdA)
American entertainment businessman (d. 1994)
Mexican Shaman, healer and midwife. At 38 years old, she began her first practice as a Shaman.
American cardinal
At 60, the US hockey coach (Pittsburgh Penguins) dies
American politician and economist
American actor (d.2010)
English manager and footballer (d.2013)
American journalist and television host (d. 1997).
Composer
Arubian playwright (Kiko Ta Di Nos?)
A middleweight French-born boxer from Algeria.
Dutch painter
French sculptor
American chemist and CEO of Harris, an orchid grower. Hartley is interested in technical engineering. He also holds a BSEE and BSEE Chemistry degrees.
France sport Champion
Norwegian literary researcher. From 1970 to 1982, she was Professor of French Literature at the University of Oslo. She was married to Robert Amadou, a French writer and researcher, 1957-1961.
Famous birthdays on March 4th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929Dutch conductor of international allure
American actor, best known for his roles as a doctor in soap operas. From 1959-1961, he was a part of "From These Roots," an American TV soap. Huebing was then cast as Dr. Steve Lloyd in "The Doctors" from 1964-1965, and Dr. Peter Taylor in "General Hospital" from 1969-1979. Since 1965, when he appeared in "Green Acres", Huebing has made …
Catalan composer
English manager and footballer (d. 2015).
Austrian academic and painter
American historian and academic (d. 1997).
American actress (d.2007)
American engineer and theoretician (d. 2000).
Spanish composer
US historian
German-American composer and conductor
Britain -- Writer (Loneliness for the Long Distance Runner).
French writer, specializing in detective novels.
Brazilian notable family, the son Carlos Drummond de Andrade
France Writer
American tennis player, champion of Wimbledon Men's Singles in 1951.
Bayonne sports Champions
American magician and author
Massachusetts, USA; actor (Eiger Sanction, Rocky, Nero Wolfe, Savages).
German writer who is well-known for his descriptions of the conflicts that his anti-heroes face in his stories and novels. He was awarded the Peace Prize of the German Book Trade, Frankfurt in 1998. He is married with four children from this union: Franziska Walser has a well-known actress career; Alissa Walser has a writing and painting career; Johanna Walser …
American soldier and politician, 29th Governor of Idaho
Actor (Rocky Roots, Savages), passes away at 51
American trumpet player (d.2003)
Composer
29th Governor of Idaho
Pascual Pérez was an Argentine boxer known for winning the gold medal in the flyweight division at the 1948 Summer Olympics.
Argentinean boxer, known as El Terrier.
Russian prince, philanthropist, and author
French archaeologist, researcher
Former Mayor of Florissant (Miss. 2000).
English saxophonist (Oscar Rabin band) (d.2015)
France sport Champion
Poet
American billionaire and co-founder of Amway
French orchestra leader and conductor of Le Grand Orchestre de Paul Mauriat. He was a specialist in easy listening. His million-selling remake of AndrA (c) Popp's Love is Blue, which was #1 for five weeks in 1968, is his most well-known American recording. El Bimbo, Toccata and Penelope are just a few of his other recordings. He was 81 years …
Since 1987, French Catholic priest and bishop emeritus de Digne
English academic and chemist
English actor and teacher (d. 1992).
Aides to US President John F. Kennedy (d.77)
British astronomer, who has been on TV since late 1950's. Moore's astronomy program, "The Sky at Night", was launched on April 24, 1957, 10:30 PM in London. He has never missed a single show since then. Before moving into public media, he began his career as a pilot. He also trained RAF pilots. His articles and books on astronomy contain …
Italian Olympic show jumper
Former editor of the Chicago Tribune and author
English poet and author (d. 2011).
Duchess of Oldenburg
American guitarist (d. 1995).
Musician
American cinematographer and director (d. 2005).
American film actress
German journalist and race car driver (d. 1973).
Gujarati film actress and theatre (d. 2002).
American film director and cinematographer (d. 2005).
London, England -- Actress/director (Amorous Mr Prawn).
French neurologist, son of Jean Lhermitte, neurologist.
French actress who starred in more than twenty films between the 1940s and 1950s. She died in Paris on 26 March 1971.
English-Australian tennis player
Egyptian-American composer and educator
Estonian politician Estonian Minister for Foreign Affairs in exile
Indian activist and author (d. 1977).
French politician, senator and minister, as well as mayor of Rouen for 25 years.
Scottish comedian, actor. He was an experienced actor in the Old Vic, West End, and Broadway and became active in television and some films between 1954-1999.
Jennings rancher.
Famous birthdays on March 4th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919Malaysian politician (d. 1996)
American race car driver (d.2002)
Malaysian politician and physician
Novelist
American tennis player (d.2012)
Journalist and lawyer for German pilots
Joseph, Oregon -- Tennis pro (US Open 1948-50)
Photographer
Scientist
American administrator, accountant and Archer Daniels Midland's operations CEO for over 20 years. Andreas studied at Wheaton College.
American baseball coach and manager (d.82)
American naval admiral who served in World War II and the Korean War. He died in 1992, on the 3rd of August.
Cartoonist
Italian writer, poet, essayist and novelist. He is best known for his psychological novels, particularly "The Garden of the Finzi Contini."
Hans Jurgen Eysenck was a German-born British psychologist known for his work on intelligence and personality.
German-British psychologist and astrologist. He was the most prolific psychologist of his time, and was editor of numerous papers and books. He also wrote over 700 journal articles and 30 books. He was the son of actors and was raised by his grandmother. He was a sceptic growing up and left Germany in 1934 to study psychology in London. His …
American actor, producer and writer (d. 1997)
American actor (d. 1981).
British comedian and actor (d. 1988).
Hungarian criminal (d. 2013)
Spanish-American composer and musician. Flamenco song and dance are deeply ingrained in my soul.
Asniéres Journalist
composer.
Australian politician and lieutenant Lord Mayor of Brisbane (d.2000)
American historian and painter (d. 1979).
Baron Johnston, British politician and businessman (d.2002).
1967-71).
American physicist (d. 2000).
Italian soccer player. He was a striker for USC Triestina and Vicenza in Serie A. He was also a world champion for Italy in Serie B with Padova. He scored four goals at the 1938 FIFA World Cup. One in Italy's quarterfinal, semifinal and final victories and two in the final. He died 27 July 1991.
American child prodigy novelist (disappeared in 1939).
Italian footballer (d. 1991).
American architect and sculptor, physicist (d. 2000).
American author (d. 1939)
American film and television actor who appeared in 199 films between 1943 and 1967. His first film was The Ghost and the Guest (1943), a comedy/horror. He ended his career with four episodes on the western TV series Death Valley Days. From 1957-1964, Bice appeared seven times on Perry Mason as Frank Faulkner (operative for Mason's private investigator Paul Drake).
American animator producer, screenwriter (d. 2002).
American actor who starred in 31 films between 1938 and 1951. He was diagnosed with heart disease in 1947 and died from a heart attack on 5/21/1952, Hollywood CA.
English nuclear physicist (d. 1995)
Algerian singer and author (d. 1976).
Italian painter (d. 1976)
German composer and conductor
Guatemalan sculptor (d. 1988).
Italian-American activist, publisher (d. 1994).
Vagney Military man
Italian artist, a painter and stage designer who developed his personal idiom of lyrical abstraction. He was noted for his murals on public buildings in the '50s. His brother was also a noted artist.
Italian painter.
American architect (d.2011)
British actress of character (d. 1974).
Guatemalan sculptor (d. 1988).
New York; actor (Air Force, Destination Tokyo, Juarez).
Actress
Finnish-Swedish writer, lawyer, and adventure traveler (d. 2009).
7th Earl of Warwick English actor
Brazilian politician, lawyer and public attorney. His popularity was high and he left office because of health issues.
Polish-born actor
Famous birthdays on March 4th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909American real estate entrepreneur (d. 1997)
American secret agent for the FBI. He lived a double life, as a communist party member, starting in February 1943. He was an undercover agent for seven years until he was called to testify at Capitol. He lived a double existence, which even his wife didn't know about. His identity was revealed and his marriage ended. His wife fled with …
American chemical engineer (d. 1987).
Puerto Rican nationalist, who witnessed the Ponce Massacre. He was the military instructor of the Cadets of the Republic and was granted permission by Ponce Mayor Tormos Diego for a parade to commemorate the abolition of slavery as well as to protest the imprisonment of its leaders including Pedro Albizu Campos. The police riot that followed the parade was known …
American engineer and chemist (d. 1987).
New York, billionaire builder (Empire State Building).
American activist and surgeon (d. 1976).
American singer and guitarist (d.77)
Russian journalist / writer
American civil rights leader (d. 1976).
France Scientist
Barbezieux physician
New York, United States -- Actor (Cobra Woman, Macbeth, Rocky, Cornered)
Richard J. Daley's wife (d. 2003).
Italy Actor
Dutch-American soldier and author (d.91)
Fisher Electronics was founded by an American engineer and violinist.
Scottish novelist
British pioneering photographer (d. 2002).
Jr. American businessman (d.2007)
Argentinian-American sportscaster (d. 80)
Belgian bicycle racer (d. 1969)
Jr., American businessman (d.2007)
American actor (d. 1978).
1st Duke de Carrero-Blanco (Spanish admiral, d. 1973).
From 1964 to 10/23/1980, he was a Russian politician and Communist Premier. Due to ill health, he was the Chairman of Russia's Council of Ministers.
Spanish politician and admiral, 69th President of Spain's Government (d. 1973).
American actor and author (d. 1978)
Ukrainian-American cosmologist and physicist (d. 1968).
Austrian-Hungarian actor and tenor (d. 1942).
American cartoonist and author of children's literature. His books, which were filled with bravado and mischief were a delight for the parents and the children who read them, included "Cat in the Hat," Green Eggs and Ham, and "The Grinch Who Stole Christmas."
Assassinated by ETA (1973) as Prime Minister of Spain
Actress in Love Affair, dies at 87 from kidney failure
American magician and author
American chemist and academic (d. 90)
Canadian journalist (d. 2001)
American immunologist, chemist (d. 1983).
American immunochemist (d. 1983).
Italy Actor
American Olympic track and cross athlete (d. 1989).
comedian.
English boxer (d. 1987).
Russian silent film and theatre actress (d.93)
Author and officer of the United States Army (d. 1998)
American bridge expert. He earned a law degree in 1922 and practiced until his mid-30s, when he switched to contract bridge. Goren was the author or more than 50 books that were translated into nine languages. He was syndicated in daily newspaper columns.
Canadian scientist (d. 1986).
Malagasy/French poet (d. 377)
German film actor who died February 1990 in Baden-Baden.
Malagasy-French playwright and poet (d. 1937).
Canadian scientist invents the g-suit
Goren bridge master (26 US Titles).
Belgium sport Champion
American screenwriter and director (d. 1971).
Poet
El Salvador -- Trap shooter (1968 Olympics)