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List of celebrities and famous people who were born on March 5th

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2009 - 2000

Famous birthdays on March 5th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000

2003

  • American infanticide. The baby died in daycare on June 5, 2003. The day care operator was charged with homicide by the state after the child died from shaken baby syndrome. According to reports, the day care owner had defied multiple orders not to close. The owner of the day care, who was responsible for 13 children aged 6 and below, …

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1999 - 1990

Famous birthdays on March 5th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990

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1989 - 1980

Famous birthdays on March 5th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980

1989
  • Sterling Knight

    Sterling Knight is an American actor known for his role as Chad Dylan Cooper on the Disney Channel series Sonny with a Chance.

  • Erin Heatherton is a model known for her work with the lingerie brand Victoria's Secret.

  • Jake Lloyd

    Jake Lloyd is an American actor best known for portraying young Anakin Skywalker in the film Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace.

  • Andy Glass is a bassist known for being a member of the metalcore band We Came as Romans.

  • Argentine footballer

198819871986198519841983198219811980

1979 - 1970

Famous birthdays on March 5th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970

19791978197719761975

  • Niki Taylor is a renowned model who has graced the covers of magazines such as Elle and Marie Claire.

  • Brazilian race car driver

  • Jolene Blalock is an American actress best known for her role as Subcommander T'Pol on the television series Star Trek: Enterprise.

  • Australian soccer player

  • Russian cyclist

1974
  • Eva Mendes

    Eva Mendes is an American actress known for her roles in popular films such as Hitch, Training Day, and The Other Guys.

  • French judoka won silver in the half-lightweight (aEUR' 66 kg), division at the 2000 Summer Olympics, Sydney, Australia. He was defeated in the final by Turkey's Huseyin Ottkan.

  • Barbara SchAPneberger, a German actress, singer and TV host, is Barbara SchAPneberger.

  • Matt Lucas

    English comedian

1973197219711970

1969 - 1960

Famous birthdays on March 5th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960

1969

  • Mc Solaar is a French rapper and one of the most influential figures in French hip-hop, known for his smooth flow and intelligent lyrics.

  • Paul Blackthorne is a British actor known for his roles in popular TV shows such as Arrow and The Dresden Files.

  • English playwright and author

  • Manager and footballer from Algeria

  • Japanese voice actress

19681967196619651964

  • Noir Desire is a French rock band leader, who was convicted of the murder of his lover Marie Trintignant. He is adored for his songs and charismatic stage performance. His militant views on social and political issues like racism and globalization have made him a popular singer in France. The group, which has six albums in multimillions of copies, was …

  • NBA forward / guard (Denver Nuggets)

  • Dutch footballer

1963
  • Joel Osteen

    American evangelical, television preacher. He is the youngest son of four brothers and he followed his father John's lead to become a minister. He was appointed Senior Pastor at Lakewood Church on October 3, 1999. He was a pioneer in Lakewood's television outreach ministry, and worked with his father.

  • German comedian, director and TV-presenter. His comedy-show, "Quatsch Comedy Club", is his most well-known work.

196219611960

1959 - 1950

Famous birthdays on March 5th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950

19591958
  • Andy Gibb

    British-American musician, and youngest brother to the pop group "The Bee Gees". He was known as "The baby Bee Gee" because he was protected by his older brothers Maurice, Barry and Robin. He rose to be a teenage sensation in the 1970s and sold 15 million records around the world by the age of 21. His No. 1 singles were …

  • Brazilian psychologist and astrologer.

  • French chief of cultural institutions in the fields of music, theatre, opera, audiovisual productions, and cinema. He has been the CEO of "Le Forum des images", an institution that is supported by the City of Paris, since 2002.

  • Former footballer and Ukrainian football manager

  • Television commercial actor (Addicted To Love)

195719561955

  • French politician. He is a member of France's Socialist Party and a member of AZle-de-France's regional council. He was also a member of France's National Assembly between 1988 and 2012. He was a trotskyist activist until 1981. He cofounded SOS Racisme with Harlem DA(c), his friend, and was vice president of the organization from 1984 to 1988.

  • Penn Jillette

    American magician and raconteur. He is the louder and more vocal member of Penn and Teller. This popular comedy and illusion show in Las Vegas is known for its raconteur and magician. His sardonic humor, outspoken libertarian views and sleight-of-hand are his trademarks. He has made a career out of discrediting hokum and magical methods. Jillette co-authored several books and …

  • Greek politician

  • Massachusetts, USA; magician (Penn and Teller- Penn and Teller Are Dead).

19541953195219511950

1949 - 1940

Famous birthdays on March 5th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940

1949

  • Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton (LVMH), a French chief business executive, was first appointed Chairman in September 1988. He was the Pope of Fashion, being the owner of Vuitton and Dior, among others.

  • German Federal Minister of Defence

  • American-Canadian pro astrologer, writer and editor. She is the author of "The Astrologer's Node Book", and "The Mars Book". She was one of the first Canadian astrologers to achieve international recognition. She has also organized the State of the Art Conferences in Toronto.

  • Polish boxer (d. 1992).

1948

  • Esther Hicks is known for her work as an author and speaker, particularly for her teachings on the Law of Attraction and her role as a channel for a group of spiritual entities known as Abraham.

  • English actress and singer

  • Guyanese-English singer/songwriter and guitarist (The Equals).

  • Dutch footballer

1947

  • American Senator and politician from Oregon. He is very active in improving the quality of health care and cost effectiveness. He voted in 1987 to end Medicaid funding for organ transplants. He also supported new mandates under 1989's Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act.

  • British Astrologer and author of "Astro Artistry", a column for FCA News.

  • French glaciologist and climateologist. As a member of the International Panel on Planet Change, he was awarded the Nobel prize (Peace). He was presented with the Vetlesen American Foundation award in January 2013.

1946

  • The Crazy Horse Saloon is a French strip-tease-dancer. It is a must-see in Paris. The club, located on Avenue George V, hosts the most beautiful European girls. They also offer light shows and music. Lova was married to Alain Bernardin on 6/28/1985. He committed suicide at his office in Paris on 9/15/1994 around 2:30 AM.

  • Murray Head

    An actor and singer from England, he is best known for his international hits "Superstar" (Jesus-Christ Superstar), and "Say it Ain't So". Anthony Stewart Head, his younger brother, is also a singer-actor.

  • American football player and one of the greatest running backs in football. He was fresh out of Notre Dame and was drafted in 1968 by the Pittsburgh Steelers for pro-ball. Unfortunately, he was also drafted that November by the U.S. Army. On 8/20/1969, he was injured in Vietnam by shrapnel from a grenade. Thomas Murphy, who was also injured in …

  • American actor and basketball player

1945

  • United States -- Shotputter (1968 Olympics-Gold Medalist)

  • Kilgore sports Champions

  • American baseball pitcher, who was a pitcher for St. Louis Cardinals. His major league debut was made on June 20, 1964, and he played his last game that month.

1944

  • French historian, author, and philosopher at the Ecole Polytechnique, Paris.

  • French racing cyclist who won the 1968 prologue time trial of the Giro d'Italia as well as the Tour de France. He was the French pursuit champion nine times and won stages of both the Tour de France as well as the Giro d'Italia. He was buried in Strasbourg on the 19th of June 2004.

  • California, USA; actor/comedian (SCTV Story Theater, St. Elsewhere).

  • Italian singer (d. 1998)

  • Danish painter and sculpture

1943

  • Italian singer and songwriter. He is well-known and loved. He was extremely private and retired from dialysis for kidney dysfunction for many years. He was the recipient of a kidney donation in 1997, but it was unsuccessful. The kidney was then rejected, and he succumbed to cancer on September 9, 1998.

  • American boxer. World Welterweight champion 1970-1971. He retired in 1978 after he began boxing on 3/09/1962.

194219411940

1939 - 1930

Famous birthdays on March 5th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930

1939

  • European, British Empire, and National backstroke swimming champion. She won the Olympic Title 12/1946, setting a record that has been unbroken for 32 consecutive years. At age 20, she retired, declining acting offers to join The Daily Express and report on swimming events. She was also studying to be a teacher.

  • Samantha Eggar

    Samantha Eggar is an English actress known for her roles in films such as The Collector and Doctor Dolittle.

  • Belgian chef

  • Canadian murderer (d. 2010)

  • Brive physician

1938

  • French journalist and author, specializing in political scandals.

  • Walsh, an Australian television producer and host, was a charismatic and cheeky theatrical entrepreneur and the undisputed king Australian daytime television in the 1970s and 1980s. Born in Corowa, New South Wales, Walsh attended school at Xavier College Melbourne. Before joining the University, he performed in amateur theatre and studied pharmacy at Melbourne University.

  • American football actor, screenwriter and producer

  • American biologist and academic (d.2011)

  • French painter living in Montpellier.

1937

  • Nigerian politician and general 5th President of Nigeria

  • French editor and writer. He was appointed by the French ministry to many cultural missions and became well-travelled.

  • American Jewish Nazi committed suicide after being exposed by NY Times. Mutinies were common in the American Nazi Party. John Patler, Ralph Grandinetti and Burros were three of the people who broke with Rockwell. Burros tried to influence the public at grass-roots levels by being a soap-box speaker.

  • Entrepreneur

193619351934

  • American actor

  • Italian politician, lawyer, and economist. Spaventa, a teacher at the University since 1960 was elected to Parliament by Communist Party. He then became a minister in Ciampi's government. Spaventa was also the author of numerous works.

  • Turkish screenwriter and director producer (d. 2009).

193319321931

  • Fred is a fictional character in a popular comic strip known for his humorous and relatable adventures.

  • French actor who appeared between 1954 and 2008 in 87 films, television shows and movies.

  • Australian horn player and educator

  • France sport Champion

  • English academic and composer

1930

  • France; conductor (NBC Symphony Orchestra 1941).

  • Canadian ice hockey referee and player (d. 2008).

  • French Catholic Discalced Carmelite Bishop and Theologian. He was an international authority in the writings and life of ThA(c).rA"se Lisieux.

  • American political advertising consultant (d. 2014.)

1929 - 1920

Famous birthdays on March 5th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920

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  • Businessman

  • Businessman

  • American English professor and poet. His themes and poetic structures reflect a modernist sensibility. Colquitt's essays, poems, and reviews were published in many major American literary journals over the past forty years. Colquitt died 7 April 2009.

1925

  • French lawyer, born in Thailand to Raymond VergA's (Vietnamian mom), one of France’s most famous lawyers. He was an advocate of the left and was decorated for his participation in the rA (c)sistance in World War II. In 1954, he graduated law school as the first in his class. Verges was defense attorney for the Algerian National Liberation Front (FLN), …

  • French Reunionese politician, brother to the controversial attorney Jacques VergA's.

1924

  • French soccer player for Reims (winner of Cup of France 1950, Champion of France 1949 and 1953) as well as for the Racing Club of Paris. He wore the FranceaEUR(tm), team jersey 63 times, and was captain at 42 events from 1947 to 1959. Marche participated in the World Cup in 1958 and 1954. Ironically, Marche's only goal in his …

  • Myrna Dell
19231922
  • Pier Paolo Pasolini

    Italian poet / author / director, killed at 53

  • Dallas Texas; actor (Governor Gatling-Benson).

  • Official and banker of the French government.

  • French Prelate of Roman Catholic Church and member of Congregation of Jesus and Mary. L'Eglise : 15 questions sur Son Histoire (2003) answers difficult questions.

  • Italian director and actor of radical films. He is best known for his controversial films about people who are at odds with mainstream society. He was a Renaissance man, a poet, novelist and scholar as well as a film critic, theorist, reforming fanatic and creator of large-scaled visual spectaculars. He was a poet and a literate, a Marxist, but he …

1921

  • Berkley Bedell is a former Democratic representative from Iowa known for his advocacy for environmental issues and his work on the House Agriculture Committee.

  • American baseball player and coach

  • French political activist, a supporter for French Algeria nicknamed "le Chouan de la Midja", Catholic, anti-revolutionary, and founder of l'Union FranASSaise Nord-Africaine [French North African Union].

1920

1919 - 1910

Famous birthdays on March 5th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910

19191918191719161915

  • Laurent Schwartz was a French mathematician known for his work in the field of functional analysis, particularly for his development of the theory of distributions.

  • French mathematician and pioneer of the theory distributions, which gives objects like the Dirac delta function a well-defined meaning.

  • Canadian politician and academic; 16th Premiere of Nova Scotia (d. 90)

19141913

  • British translator, most famous for his translation of The Collected Works of Jung. He translated many other scholarly works.

  • Indian singer (d. 2009)

1912

  • New Zealand politician and National Party Prime Minister, from 2/07/1972 until 12/08/1972. After 29 years of government service, he retired from Parliament in 1975. He served as Deputy Leader/Leader of the National Party for 17 year, was a Minister for 20 years, and held 20 portfolios.

1911
  • James Davidson

    A Scottish biochemist, professor, and author, he was a biochemist from Scotland. His research was on biochemistry and nucleic acid. He was one of the first to use isotopes for biochemical investigations in the U.K. He was married and had two children. He died September 11, 1972, age 61.

  • Actor/playwright (Bedevilled), Moby Dick, Melba

  • French screenwriter and cinematographer. He died 8 September 1975.

  • Germany Actor

1910

  • French writer. He was a former teacher of literature and began writing in late '40s. His success grew in the 1950s with seven novels featuring one hero called "Le Naif", which gave Guth a platform to express his social satire.

  • Italian screenwriter and journalist (d.72).

  • Nissin Foods was founded by a Taiwanese-Japanese entrepreneur (d. 2007).

  • New Jersey, United States -- Actress (Elizabeth-Dark Shadows)

  • Politician

1909 - 1900

Famous birthdays on March 5th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900

1909

  • French journalist, founder of the daily newspaper "Parisian Libere" in 1944 and the right-wing weekly "Carrefour". He helped Jacques Goddet transform "l'Auto", his newspaper, into "L'Equipe" in 1946. Amaury sports Organization (ASO), a part of Amaury, manages the Paris-Dakar rally and the Tour de France.

  • Premier of Indonesia (1945-1947).

  • French cameraman and director of photography.

  • German footballer (d. 1943)

1908
  • Rex Harrison

    British actor who is internationally recognized on film and stage. He has won an Academy Award and three Tony Awards. New York Theater Critics Award, A Golden Globe Award and Order of Merit of the Italian Public. Over 40 movies and plays have featured him, including the iconic role of Professor Henry Higgins from "My Fair Lady".

  • French tennis player. He was a tennis player from France who achieved great success in the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s. He died August 2003.

  • From 1948 to 1973, Hamburg was home to a German professor. His 1961 publication of "Germany's Aims in World War I" caused bitter controversy. Although his thesis was heavily criticised by other German historians it opened the door to a new perspective.

  • English actor (d. 1990).

1907190619051904

  • German theologian, ordained by the Jesuit Order 1922. He was just beginning to make his mark when the Nazis closed the University in which he taught, 1938. Rahner was assigned to a Vienna pastoral ministry from 1939-1945. He produced 14 volumes of literature and wrote his "Foundations of Christian Faith" book. His reputation as the most prominent Roman Catholic theologian …

  • Belgium sport Champion

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