List of celebrities and famous people who were born on January 5th
Famous birthdays on January 5th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2019 - 2010
2015Family Member
Famous birthdays on January 5th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2008Family Member
Movie Actress
Model
TV Actress
Family Member
Famous birthdays on January 5th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1999American musician
YouTube Star
YouTube Star
YouTube Star
Max Thompson is a former Vine star known for his comedic sketches and relatable content.
Max Baldry is a British actor known for his roles in the movie 'Mr. Bean's Holiday' and the TV series 'Years and Years'.
Basketball Player
Vine Star
YouTube Star
YouTube Star
Franz Drameh is a British actor known for his roles in the TV series 'Legends of Tomorrow' and the film 'Attack the Block'.
Football Player
YouTube Star
Suki Waterhouse is a British model known for her work with major fashion brands and her appearances in magazines and on runways.
German footballer
Turkish footballer
Romanian footballer
Soap Opera Actress
Spanish footballer
American football player
Pop Singer
Rock Singer
Famous birthdays on January 5th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989Hungarian footballer
Hungarian footballer
Pauline is a French singer known for her soulful voice and captivating stage presence.
French singer-songwriter
Portuguese footballer
Mexican footballer
English footballer
Drummer
Kristin Cavallari is a reality TV star known for her appearances on shows like Laguna Beach and The Hills.
Movie Actor
Deepika Padukone is an Indian actress and model known for her work in Bollywood films and for being one of the highest-paid actresses in India.
Lulu Gainsbourg is a French musician and actor, known for his work in the music industry and for being the son of the legendary singer Serge Gainsbourg.
Japanese singer and actor
American baseball player
American baseball player
Luvvie Ajayi is a Nigerian-American author known for her humorous and insightful writing, particularly in her book 'I'm Judging You: The Do-Better Manual'.
Mélanie Bernier is a French actress known for her roles in French films such as 'The Names of Love' and 'Love at First Child'.
Uruguayan footballer
Canadian actor and singer (Born in 1985).
South Korean actress
American musicologist and author (Born in 1940).
American model and heiress
Bahamian sprinter
American basketball player
Croatian skier
Canadian-Estonian skier
French cyclist
Japanese baseball player
French cyclist
Scottish footballer
deadmau5 is a Canadian electronic music producer and performer known for his unique mouse helmet and progressive house music.
New Zealand rugby union footballer
Brooklyn Sudano is an American actress known for her roles in TV series such as 'My Wife and Kids' and 'Taken'.
Oscar Isaac is a Guatemalan-American actor known for his roles in films such as Inside Llewyn Davis, Ex Machina, and the Star Wars sequel trilogy.
Greg McHugh is a Scottish actor known for his role as Gary Tank Commander in the BBC series of the same name.
Actor (Return To Blue Lagoon).
German soccer/football player. In January 2007, he retired.
YouTube Star
American football player
Australian rugby league player
Australian rugby league player
Famous birthdays on January 5th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979Soap Opera Actress
Canadian ice hockey player
Italian pole vaulter
Miss Louisiana Teen-USA (1997).
Japanese swimmer
Irish footballer
January Jones is an American actress best known for her role as Betty Draper in the TV series Mad Men.
American filker and author. She was awarded the John W. Campbell Award as Best New Writer at the 2010 World Science Fiction Convention in 2010. This award was largely due to her urban fantasy/detective tale Rosemary and Rue. Since then, she has published many other novels that also feature October Daye.
German rugby player
American military figure and torturer
French racing driver who races in Formula E for Andretti Autosport. In 2006, he raced briefly for the Super Aguri Formula 1 team.
German rugby player
Japanese singer and voice actor
Spanish footballer
Spanish footballer
American bass player (Thirty Seconds to Mars, Angels & Airwaves).
American producer and actor. He was nominated for four Academy Awards: three for acting, one for producing and one for Tony Awards. People magazine named him the "Sexiest Men Alive" in 2011.
New Zealand model
running back (Tampa Bay Buccaneers).
American scout and player in ice hockey
Guard / center (Atlanta Falcons).
British television presenter
Oklahoma, United States -- Rocker (PC Quest-Can You See)
Welsh sprinter and coach
Australia; golfer (1995 Tasmanian).
French actor known for his role as Freddy in "La vie de JA (c)sus", the 1997 debut feature film directed by Bruno Dumont.
New Zealand bassist (Newsboys).
Greek recording, film, and television artist; model; businessman; former pole vaulter.
NFL Guard (Washington Redskins).
English politician
German pop singer
NFL / WLAF wide receiver (Chicago Bears and Scotland Claymores).
Japanese actress
California, USA; infielder (Colorado Rockies).
WLAF linebacker (Frankfurt Galaxy).
Norwegian composer and banjo player
British television presenter and celebrity chef
Drew Daywalt is an American director known for his work on the short film 'The Day the Crayons Quit' and the horror film 'The Black Phone'.
Canadian TV presenter
NFL defensive end (Buffalo Bills).
Famous birthdays on January 5th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969American shock-rocker who rose to the top of charts using a platform that included drag, nudity and arson. Manson, self-described "Antichrist Superstar", set himself the goal of becoming the most controversial entertainer in the aEUR90s. His show included skinned goats heads, and a fluorescent "Kill God” sign. All this was done under the umbrella free speech, with the explicit intention …
Scottish actor
NFL fullback (New Orleans Saints).
Reality Star
NFL guard (Minnesota Vikings).
NFL defensive end (New York Jets).
Carrie Ann Inaba is a dancer known for her work as a judge on the television show Dancing with the Stars.
American choreographer and dancer
Swiss producer and singer-songwriter
Laly Meignan is a French actress best known for her role as Laly in the television series 'Les Mystères de l'Amour'.
American actor
Georgia's tennis star (1995 Hobart).
QuTbec (Canada); NHL center (Washington Capitals).
Reality Star
Actor (Guilding Light)
California, USA; LPGA golfer (1994 Children's Med-14th).
Swiss singer
Dancer
American vehicular homicide. He killed many people while drunk driving his car. He killed his classmate, a teenager from Pepperell, MA in 1988. His license was permanently revoked and he spent two years in prison. He was arrested in the fall 1999 and charged with driving without license. He was still driving, drunk, and speeding when he crashed into two …
Polish-American boxer
Canadian engineer and ice hockey player
NBA center (Utah Jazz).
American screenwriter and actor
J. H. Wyman is a Canadian-American television writer, producer, and director, best known for his work on the TV series Fringe and Almost Human.
NFL defensive back (Denver Broncos-Super Bowl XXXII).
An Italian swimmer who was the Olympic gold medalist in water polo at Barcelona 1992.
German Astrologer, consultant, writer, lecturer. Christopher started his studies in Astrology, Tarot, and Kabbalah in 1983. In 1986, he began to study the theories of "Fourth Way". He studied Eastern philosophies from 1992, focusing on Feng Shui and Taoist techniques. He was a student at the School for Transpersonal Astrology in Nuremberg, 1992-1994. He received qualifications as an examiner. He …
California, USA; actor.
NFL cornerback (Miami Dolphins and Pittsburgh Steelers).
American baseball pitcher (Boston Red Sox).
American drummer (Luscious Johnson)
Tananarive Due is an American author known for her work in the horror and speculative fiction genres.
Canadian ice hockey player
Carolina Panthers).
She was a dancer in Redda Ballets and then became a "Cocogirl" on the french TV series "Cocoricocoboy". She was 24 when she started a relationship, with Jean Paul Belmondo (56 at the time). In 2002, she married Belmondo. Their daughter Stella was born on 13 August 2003. Nathalie relates the story of how she first met Belmondo in 1975 …
British footballer-turned-actor
Reality Star
NFL punter (Seattle Seahawks).
Swedish high jumper
American actor, producer and director. He is best known for his roles as a daytime drama actor, where he was last seen as Jake Martin on ABC's
Critic
American drummer (Soul Asylum)
CFL quarterback (Montreal Alouettes)
American drummer (Soul Asylum)
California, USA; golfer (1991 Windsor Charity).
New Jersey, USA; rocker (Danger Danger-Screw It).
French comic artist and graphic designer, Franco-Belgian comics artist.
American baseball coach and player
French jockey and trainer of racehorses
Illinois, USA; pitcher (Montreal Expos).
singer (Jewel).
British professional welterweight boxer
Since 1982, he has been a self-taught British astrologist. He is also an astrologer and has been an assistant houseparent for children with epilepsy.
Actor
Saint Louis Cardinals, Philadelphia Phillies
Family Member
American manager and player
American model and actress
English actor
American model and actress
English journalist and author
New Zealand; yachting Star class (Olympics-1996).
Actor / director (Lyle Springer-Sirens, Listen, Club)
French journalist, radio and television host. He is of Italian descent. After starting his career with JA(c).rA'me Bonaldi on Canal +, he presented "Ce soir ou jamais" on France 3. Thierry Ardisson was one of his first guests on "Ce soir ..."". He was replaced in 2014 by Alessandra Sublet, who presented her talk-show.
American guitarist and singer-songwriter
Iowa, USA; sprint-kayak (Olympics 1996).
Musician
English bass guitarist (The Cure).
German TV presenter and talkshow host.
Swedish sportscaster and footballer
British aviator (Red Bull Air Race World Series).
Swedish footballer
Famous birthdays on January 5th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959Clancy Brown is an American actor known for his roles in The Shawshank Redemption, Highlander, and the voice of Mr. Krabs in SpongeBob SquarePants.
Algerian musician, violinist.
English academic and historian
Oklahoma, USA; actress
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma -- Actress
Italian actress in film, theatre, and television.
Canadian athlete
American manager and player
Australian rugby player and coach
Kentucky, United States -- Trumpet player. (Midnight Star - No Parking).
French composer and actor who died in Paris on 13 October 2010.
American restaurateur, Panama Jack's opened in Eureka on February 28, 1987. In 1988, he was in danger of bankruptcy due to $5,000 back taxes. (Outcome unknown)
Belgian singer. She is popular outside of her home country.
Japanese-born chef
German politician and academic 14th Vice-Chancellor Germany
Australian mountaineer
American photographic model, before she was three. She had her first television commercial at five and films and TV at seven.
Hat Trick Productions was co-founded by a screenwriter and actor in English comedy, comedian Adam Smith.
Indian politician and lawyer Chief Minister of West Bengal
Iranian politician and journalist
Swedish journalist
American basketball coach and player
José Roberto Arruda is a Brazilian politician who served as the Governor of the Federal District of Brazil. He is mostly known for his involvement in a corruption scandal that led to his resignation from office.
Hungarian screenwriter and author
Hungarian writer
rocker (REO speedwagon - Keep on Loving You).
American baseball player for the Milwaukee Brewers.
American producer and singer (The Archers).
American actress
44th Premier of South Australia, an English-Australian journalist/politician
American civil servant, University Professor and 18th Director for Central Intelligence
Public Servant
Actress
Connecticut, USA; actress (Nancy Drew Fallon Dynasty).
German professional footballer. He was part of the 1974 world champions team. He sustained a severe knee injury in the 1975 European Cup final against Leeds United. HoeneAY, who had just retired, was appointed as the commercial/general manager at Bayern Munich. He oversaw a period of continued sporting success for the club, including the Intercontinental Cup and the UEFA Champions …
German manager and footballer
Jagathy Sreekumar is an Indian actor known for his work in Malayalam cinema, having appeared in over 1,100 films.
Italian actor, director, and scriptwriter. He is the second son of Vittorio De Sica, an Italian director, and MarAa Mercader, a Spanish actress.
English footballer
An Italian singer gave a benefit concert in 1973 for abused children. Ironically, she was beaten and hit on the head by an ex-lover in an affair that lasted for several months. She was then slashed with a knife to death on 4/28/1986 at 1:00 PM.
American guitarist (Blondie), songwriter and producer
Canadian sound designer and engineer
Romanian author and historian (d. 1991).
Canadian politician and lawyer 8th Deputy Prime Minster of Canada
Baron Goldsmith English politician and lawyer Attorney General for England & Wales
French politician who was deputy mayor of Sarcelles, Val-d'Oise, from 1977 to 1983. He also served as borough councillor (1983 to 1989), regional councillor for Ile-de-France (1986 to 1988) and advisor in Paris (March 1989 to March 2008).
Polish mountaineer
Famous birthdays on January 5th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949Anne-Marie Lizin was a Belgian politician known for her role as the President of the Belgian Senate and her involvement in social and women's rights issues.
Rock drummer (Kool and the Gang, "Celebration")
New York, USA: Rock guitarist (Blondie-"Heart of Glass", Call Me")
American screenwriter and actor
Italian broadcaster and socialist. He was raised in Sicilian Mafia surroundings and gravitated towards Tano Badalementi. He rebelled against his father and Badalementi as a teenager and took a stand against the Mafia in both the free press, and on the radio. His father died mysteriously on 9/19/1977 and Peppino was murdered on 5/09/1978. His death was attributed to suicide …
Rocker
Actor
American politician
American politician and lawyer, 59th Lieutenant Governor of Ohio
California, USA; actor.
American football player
American actress, whose first professional stage appearance was in 1968's "Hair." Woody Allen was her first professional stage role, and she met her when they co-starred together in "Play It Again Sam". Her first film, "Lovers and Other Strangers," followed by "The Godfather I and II," and "Looking For Mr. Goodbar." Woody Allen's "Interiors" was her second. For a time, …
French jazz drummer who is well-known for his collaborations with Tina Turner, Aretha Franklin and Sting.
Rocker (Pink Floyd)
Prince Tomohito of Mikasa (d. 2012)
USA; actress (Annie Hall Little Drummer Girl).
American football quarterback, 1968-70. T.B. He was the former head coach of T.B. Bucks. After a tough season, he was fired by Tampa Bay in December 1995.
Canadian-English producer and director
American tennis player (d. 1986).
American politician and lieutenant governor 45th Governor of Pennsylvania
Dutch director / actor (Waaldrecht)
Politician
Italian screenwriter, whose works often fall under the horror and thriller genres. He was interviewed in the book "Spaghetti Nightmares."
Author
French hostage victim and kidnapping in Lebanon. She is the wife a TV reporter.
Georgian footballer and coach
Brazilan International soccer player
Australian judge and lawyer
American detective who was brash, crude, and well-looking. He worked as a private investigation officer since 1960. He was also a part of a handful of feature films and a few small parts in about 50 movies.
Mozamb / Port soccer star (Europa Cup 1 1962)
American journalist and newscaster, Rose was the host of Charlie Rose on PBS and a reporter for 60 Minutes II. Rose's disarming interview style has earned him numerous awards, including the George Peabody Broadcasting Award and an Emmy. Rose is a well-known speaker at colleges across the United States.
American journalist and newscaster, Rose was the host of Charlie Rose on PBS and a reporter for 60 Minutes II. Rose's disarming interview style has earned him numerous awards, including the George Peabody Broadcasting Award and an Emmy. Rose is a well-known speaker at colleges across the United States.
Italian pianist, who took first prize in the International Chopin competition, Warsaw, 1960.
Beautifully coiffured and glamourous British BBC newswoman. Leeming, who was attacked by ammonia at the BBC TV Centre on February 17, 1987, was killed by intruders.
Belgian film director.
Dany Saval is a French actress known for her roles in popular French films and her marriage to American actor Maurice Ronet.
Astrologer from the Netherlands, computer expert, and Matrix dealer until 1985. He wrote an astrology book in 1975. Later, he was skeptical of astrology, but he continues to practice it.
California, USA; actor. (Ted-"Lou Grant")
Spanish writer (d. 2003).
North Carolina, USA. Newscaster (CBS Night Watch).
Hayao Miyazaki is a renowned Japanese filmmaker known for his work in animation, particularly for founding Studio Ghibli and creating beloved films such as Spirited Away and My Neighbor Totoro.
American tennis player, champion of Wimbledon Men's Singles 1963.
American artist, painter, and poster maker.
Indian cricketer and coach (d.2011)
St Louis sports champions
French police constable in Lyon 1969, Division constable and Director of the Central Office on illegal drug trafficking in 1981. As Minister of Domestic Affairs in 1987, he was responsible for the antiterrorist coordination unit. He was appointed General Supervisor of National Police Organization in 1987.
Funkadelic, Maggot Brain).
American writer (d. 1994).
American writer (Born in 1940).
Australian singer-songwriter (The Seekers), and bassist
California, USA; actress (Boeing Boeing and Moon Pilot).
Russian mathematician
British military officer
Famous birthdays on January 5th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939Dutch artist and art theorist. He also designed and created computer art.
Dutch painter, artist, theorist, and computer art maker.
England, United Kingdom -- Equestrian 3-day event (1972 Olympics-Gold Medalist)
Sri Lankan politician
Juan Carlos I of Spain was the King of Spain from 1975 until his abdication in 2014. He is mostly known for his role in the transition of Spain from a dictatorship to a democracy.
Kenyan writer
Carlos I of Spain
Dutch soccer star.
Italian-Spanish royalty, the son of the exiled Don Juan and after the death of Dictator Francisco Franco, Spain's first King since 1931. Juan Carlos was educated in Europe and reestablished the Spanish monarchy in 1975 when he was sworn in as King on 11/22/1975.
World Leader
I, king of Spain (1975-).
Kenyan playwright and author
American family of distinction, the youngest of four children of Dixie and Bing Crosby. After completing his military service in 1959 he joined his three brothers and entered a nightclub act. It quickly collapsed because everyone was drinking and partying.
Spanish author of gardening books and children's literature. Doctorate in Agronomy at the University of Madrid. Member of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Malaga.
American Astrologer, Pro Member of AFA at Tulsa OK. Died 7/26/1977. Tulsa.
Abbot of Quarr
NFL center (Oakland Raiders).
American professional football player who played with the Oakland Raiders between 1960 and 1974. He retired from the team in 1960 and went into business to own various fast food chains. In 1980, he was inducted into The Football Hall of Fame. He joined the Raiders' administrative staff in 1995. In 1997, his 39-year-old daughter passed away.
Washington, United States -- US Archer (1992 Olympics).
American journalist and memoirist (d.2016)
Politician
Bolivian rally driver (d. 1971).
French business executive and manager of multiple companies
South African-American producer and songwriter A & R Recording was founded (d. 2013).
French surgeon and director of the Henri Bismuth Hepatobiliary Institute.
Snapple was founded by an American businessman (d. 2013).
English runner (d. 2004)
Italian soccer manager and President of the Soccer Federation since 1997. Nizzola was 22 when he earned his law degree and played many high-level sports. He was appointed Torino's delegate administrator in 1982 and, in 1987, he was elected president of the professional league.
Italian writer, teacher, essayist, and researcher. His 1980 novel, "Name of the Rose," became a film in 1986. He was a medieval scholar for over 30 years with a special interest in semiotics (the studying of signs). His main claim to fame was merely a weekly column in Italian newspapers, until his incredible overnight success with his novel. With 13 …
American football player. Guard, linebacker and football coach for both the Cleveland Browns (and later the Pittsburgh Steelers). One child from a previous marriage.
Mikhail Gorbachev's wife (d. 1999).
Russian wife of Mikhail Gorbachev, 11th First Lady of Soviet Union (d. 1999).
Ohio, USA; NFL coach (Pittsburgh Steelers).
American Oscar-winning actor and director, writer, producer, often called one of the greatest actors. He is a veteran of more that 33 movies, 60 stage plays, and dozens TV shows. He has received five Oscar nominations, won the Academy Award in 1983 for "Tender Mercies" and was nominated for five additional Oscars. He was the director, star, and writer of …
American Oscar-winning actor and director, writer, producer, often called one of the greatest actors. He is a veteran of more that 33 movies, 60 stage plays, and dozens TV shows. He has received five Oscar nominations, won the Academy Award in 1983 for "Tender Mercies" and was nominated for five additional Oscars. He was the director, star, and writer of …
French monsignor, ecclesiastic, and Roman Catholic. He was a Dr. of Sociology and Professor of Theology. He was also rector of Catholic University of Lyons from 1984 to 1990. Defois is the author of many works including a biography about Jean-Paul II 1989.
American gay choreographer, dancer, and director of black gay, Alvin Ailey Dance Theater. Ailey combined African American dance with his personal feelings and experiences with jazz, spirituals and contemporary music to create a unique show. He wanted to appeal to a wider audience than people who are used to one type of dance. He was a well-known performer in musical …
Austrian pianist poet and writer
California, USA; American actor/director (Great Santini Taxi Driver).
Austria is one of the most renowned pianists in the world.
French homicide. His friend was strangled on 7/17/1984.
American athlete, who was an Olympic gold medalist in high jump and later a basketball player.
American senior government official who was Acting Deputy Administrator at NASA from 19 February 1992 to 1 November 1992.
United States -- Running high jumper (1952 Olympics-Gold Medalist)
Australian politician
American television producer (d.2010)
Composer
American producer and screenwriter (d. 2010).
Texas, USA; Major US Air Force/astronaut.
France sport Champion
New Jersey, USA; singer/emcee ("Name That Tune")
Famous birthdays on January 5th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929French film and theatre set designer.
He was a French swimmer champion and Olympian. He won the bronze medal at the 1948 Olympics in London, and the second time at the 1952 Olympics. He passed away on July 18, 2001.
American singer-songwriter/guitarist (d. 1994).
Germany Actor
Finnish manager and footballer (d. 2014).
Belgian politician and secretary of state for social & economic affairs.
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto was a Pakistani politician who served as the 9th Prime Minister of Pakistan and later as the President of Pakistan. He is mostly known for founding the Pakistan People's Party and for his efforts to modernize Pakistan's economy and society.
American politician, US Vice President under Jimmy Carter. Former US Ambassador to Japan. He was also a former Senator and Attorney General for the state. He was known for being ambitious, hardworking and pragmatic.
Pakistani politician and father to Benazir Bhatti, a noted politician.
President / Premier (Pakistan)
Pakistani politician and lawyer 4th President of Pakistan (d.79)
Lawyer
Politician
American author and guru Iraivan Temple was founded (d. 2001).
Le Petit-Quevilly EXecutives
Finnish runner (d. 2007)
American poet and academic (d.2009)
American activist and businessman (d. 2000).
American poet
Austrian actress, well-known for her theatrical family. She is a strong, passionate leading lady in international films. Gritli Schell was her screen debut when she was 16 years old, playing alongside her mother in "Steinbruch" 1942. In 1954, she won the Cannes Festival award for Best Actress. This was her best performance in "The Last Bridge." She won the Venice …
NFL running back (Yankees Texans, Colts).
New York, USA. TV host (GE College Bowl).
Actor (Decoy)
France Writer
American executive in data processing. Between 1974 and 1985, he was IBM's president. He passed away in Fort Myers (Florida) on 3 November 2011.
Australian scientist (d. 1963)
Sun Records was founded by Sun Records, an American producer and radio host.
American Astrologer. He was the founder and editor of "Mercury Hour", a magazine that collected letters from astrologers. In its 26-year history, the publication was not published on time. Edith received the Marc Edmund Jones Award in 1989 and the Regulus Award for community service, 1989. These awards recognize outstanding service beyond the call of duty. She was a long-term …
American author and historian (d. 2013).
New York, USA. Publisher (Random House).
Australian admiral (d. 2001).
Australian naval officer (d. 2001).
Swiss playwright, novelist and theater critic. Also artist, painter. Screenwriter, screenwriter, radio journalist, essayist, social commentator. Married once. Three children.
Grand Duke of Luxembourg
American professional football player
American track and field champion. Jesse Owens' world record for the California Comet was broken by "The California Comet" on June 6, 1941. His chance of recognition was ruined by the cancellation of the Olympic Games during World War II. He was unable to compete in his best form in 1946 due to a hamstring injury. In 1974, he was …
Swiss writer (d. 1990).
Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli was an Italian pianist known for his virtuosic technique and interpretations of the works of Debussy, Ravel, and Scarlatti.
Italian educator and pianist (d. 1995).
French criminal sentenced to three year imprisonment for recidivist, who was found guilty of frequenting top restaurants and hotels without paying their bills or using stolen cheques. In 1946, she was her first conviction.
Concert pianist from Italy, born in Rome. He studied composition, violin, and organ at the Milan Conservatoire. He has performed all over the world.
Famous birthdays on January 5th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919French essayist, journalist and novelist Laurent, who published under many pseudonyms. Laurent was a prolific screenwriter and historical novelist.
American track and field athlete.
Paris 9éme Writer
Sri Lankan politician and theorist (d. 2012).
American businessman (d.2008)
Italian flute player (d. 1992)
American actress who won an Oscar for her role in the 1948 film "Johnny Belinda." In 1936, she made her screen debut with a small part in a movie. This eventually led to a Warner contract. Her greatest films were however in the '40s and featured such memorable movies as "The Yearling", and "Lost Weekend." "How To Commit to Marriage" …
Brindle composer.
English textile designer (d. 2010)
American diplomat and socialite (d.2006)
French writer. He was deported from France after being involved in the French Resistance during the Second World War.
American actress who won an Oscar for her role in the 1948 film "Johnny Belinda". In 1936, she made her screen debut with a small part in a movie. This eventually led to a Warner contract. Her greatest films were however in the '40s and featured such memorable movies as "The Yearling", and "Lost Weekend." Her final film, "How To …
American diplomat and businessman (d. 2006).
German stage director (Born 1917)
A Dutch figure in the underworld is of some significance. Caransa was a businessman who made millions through shady transactions.
Norwegian pharmacologist. He was Professor of Pharmacology at University of Oslo from 1966 to 1980 and did groundbreaking work in the field of Norwegian pharmacology. He was made Knight 1st class in the Royal Order of St. Olav in 1976.
Singer / teacher
Canadian cartographer and geographer (d. 2004).
potter.
Russian-French illustrator and painter (d. 1955).
Actor in Superman, Gone with the Wind. Self-shoots at 45
French-Russian painter (d. 555)
Turkish-American chemist and philanthropist, EczacA+-baAYA+ (d. 1993).
French Roman Catholic Archbishop and Cardinal.
US Secretary of Army (1950-53)
He is a French actor, on television and stage. He is also a playwright. He is the father to three children and was married three times, once to Blanche Montel, Maria Montez, and Marisa Pavan. Francois Villiers is his brother.
Belgian comedian.
Vienna, Austria -- Concert violinist
American actor and singer (d. 1987).
New Zealand/American surgeon/athlete (Olympics-gold-1936), dies at age 39.
Famous birthdays on January 5th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909Kleene mathematician (Regular Expressions).
Nowell-Smith bibliophile.
American-born Swiss sculptor, Muralist, Photographer (d. 1995).
American computer scientist and mathematician (d. 1994).
Mathematician
Happy Hooker, Cat and Mouse
American actor, father to Micky Dolenz (Born in 1908)
American aqua biologist/ecologist. His explanation of the salmon's natural homing instinct is widely credited. Hasler was a member of both the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and the National Academy of Sciences. He was the President of The Ecological Society of America. This organization called him "one of 20th-century freshwater ecology's leading figures". He died 23 March 2001.
After Prelomu).
Paris 16éme Writer
First person to date remains of Jericho
Clermont-Ferrand physician
French translator and writer of Russian descent
American psychic and astrologer (d. 1997).
Austrian violinist
Austrian violinist
American psychic, "The Seeress Of Washington", claimed her psychic gift was revealed through dreams, visions, and the crystal ball. She was born in Wisconsin and married James L. Dixon in 1939. She became a real-estate executive after her husband moved to Washington, D.C. She began to be known for her readings and gained national attention with her prediction of J.F. …
Italian-born, well-known family. She is the only child of the founder of House of Gucci. Her father gave her the company's power and she was forced to resign from her position on the board. She married G. Vitali, a Gucci executive on 7/11/1926. They had no children. Grimalda, at the age of 86, died in Florence on 10/01/1989.
composer.
Australian navigator and pilot (d. 1957).
Dutch musician who was a pianist and organ soloist. He died December 11, 1968 in Heerlen, Netherlands.
Hubert Beuve-Méry was a French journalist known for founding and leading the French newspaper Le Monde.
English journalist and author
Gibbons English author (Cold Comfort Farm).
Spanish surrealist painter. She studied in Madrid between 1922-1926. There she met many artists including Salvador DalA, Federico GarcAa Lorca and Luis BuA+–uel. Mallo was born in many European countries and moved to Buenos Aires in 1937. In 1964, she returned to Spain and died there in Madrid on February 6, 1995 at the age of 93.
premier Italy (1954-55).
French surrealist painter and son of a former navy captain. Both his parents were Breton. His father died in 1908 and his mother returned to FinistA"re. He spent much of his childhood living with different relatives.
Scientist
writer.