List of celebrities and famous people who were born on March 7th
Famous birthdays on March 7th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2019 - 2010
2014Family Member
Family Member
Famous birthdays on March 7th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2009Prince Umberto of Savoy-Aosta
of Savoy
An Australian family legend, the son of V8 Supercar Star, Steve Johnson, and his partner Bree. This is Dick Johnson's first grandchild.
Model
YouTube Star
Dancer
Famous birthdays on March 7th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1999Dylan Schmid is a Canadian TV actor known for his role as Baelfire on the TV series Once Upon a Time.
YouTube Star
Actress
Vine Star
Japanese voice and model actress
YouTube Star
Northern Irish footballer
Instagram Star
English footballer
Belgian tennis player
YouTube Star
Israeli hiker killed by Nepal earthquake on April 25, 2015
Czech tennis player
Scottish footballer
YouTube Star
Justin Kelly is a Canadian TV actor known for his role in the TV series Degrassi: The Next Generation.
Model
YouTube Star
English actress
Italian footballer
Musician
South Korean guitarist and leader in F.T. Island
Reality Star
Greek footballer
YouTube Star
Athlete
American conjoined twins
Pop Singer
Reality Star
American singer-songwriter "We Are the in Crowd"
South Korean guitarist and singer (F.T. Island)
Famous birthdays on March 7th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989Italian model who won the Miss Italy beauty contest 2007.
Athlete
Filipina actor and model
American football player
Metal Singer
French footballer who plays as both a winger or an attacking midfielder.
Swedish ice hockey player
French footballer
YouTube Star
Athlete
Australian soccer player
New Zealand rugby player
YouTube Star
YouTube Star
American football player
Actress
Australian swimmer
American guitarist
American actor
French footballer
Comedian
American singer-songwriter
Movie Actor
Model and actress from Wales
Angolan footballer
Uruguayan footballer
American baseball player
YouTube Star
Aaron Diaz is a Mexican actor known for his roles in telenovelas such as Teresa and Tierra de Reyes.
Movie Actress
American Miss District of Columbia 2006
Japanese actress and model
Singer and actress from the Philippines
Actress
Murat Boz is a Turkish pop singer known for his hit songs and successful music career.
Laura Prepon is an American actress known for her role as Donna Pinciotti on the television series That '70s Show and as Alex Vause in Orange Is the New Black.
Canadian ice hockey player
Famous birthdays on March 7th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979Argentine footballer
Athlete
Argentinian footballer
American singer-songwriter (Aina & Kiske/Somerville).
Brazilian activist and psychologist
Author
French handball player. He was the captain of the French team (Karabatic and Omeyer ...),) and won the 4th world championship, 3rd European and twice the Olympic gold medals.
British actor, singer and member of the pop group S Club
Italian footballer
Irish rugby player and coach
German-Dutch swimmer
Musician
Japanese actor
American actress
American actor
American actor producer and sreenwriter
Canadian Football League defensive back (Calgary Stampeders).
American actress
Australian swimmer
Jenna Fischer is an American actress best known for her role as Pam Beesly on the television show The Office.
Belgian tv presenter at RTBF.
Argentinian manager and footballer
American actor and musician
Angolan-American singer-songwriter (Tantric)
Musician
Soccer player (FC Twente).
Argentinian lawyer
American Rapper
French professional track cyclist, who was awarded the VA (c)lo d'Or franASSais in 1999 and 2003 by a panel French journalists.
French singer, member of the international group "Il Divo." The singer-songwriter joined the band in December 2003.
English footballer
Athlete
operatic pop singer (Il Divo)
Driver of a race car in Australia
English-Turkish actress and singer-songwriter
South Korean actor and musician
Italian television personality and anchorman, who made his debut in 1966 with "Furor".
American television personality and star of "The Real Housewives of New Jersey" (abbreviated RHONJ), a reality TV series that aired from May 12th 2009. Manzo is a party planner and designer, who also founded Project Ladybug to raise funds for children with cancer.
Canadian actress
Tylene Buck is an American actress and model known for her appearances in various films and television shows.
rower (Olympics-1996).
Australian rower (Olympics-1996).
English screenwriter and producer of director producers
Peter Sarsgaard is an American actor known for his roles in movies such as 'Boys Don't Cry' and 'Shattered Glass'.
Reality Star
Author
Ontario, Canada; kayaker (Olympics-5-1992, 1996).
Rachel Weisz is a British actress known for her roles in films such as The Mummy, The Constant Gardener, and The Favourite.
Illinois, USA; mile runner.
Miss Massachusetts-USA (1996).
Indiana, USA. WPVA volleyball player (US Open-25th-1994).
French cyclist who won a gold medal in the Atlanta Olympics 7/28/1996 on the On-the Points course. She was married 9/10/1994.
Soap Opera Actor
Famous birthdays on March 7th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969Japanese race car driver
Belgian rowing champion, who finished 8th in coxless pairs (duo without an helmsman) at the Atlanta Olympics in August 1996.
American homicide victim. PrestiaEUR (tm)'s parents found her and her daughter Alyssa (data unknown) dead at their Woburn, MA house around 3:45 pm on January 7, 2004. The victims were last seen the Sunday before and could have been dead for some time. Joanne Presti, who was fatally stabbed in the head and neck, was found unconscious downstairs. Sean Pollak, …
American singer-songwriter (Nevermore & Sanctuary).
Detroit Lions).
New York, USA; marathon runner (Olympics-10th-1996).
NFL linebacker (Kansas City Chiefs).
Italian footballer
South Korean actress
Korean radio DJ and actress
French designer of board games, inventor of "CaractA"re.
Alberta, Canada; NHL defenceman (Florida Panthers).
NFL running back (New England Patriots).
Livingston, New Jersey -- Rower (1996 Olympics- Silver Medalist).
Bellflower, California -- Infielder for the NY Mets
Chicago Bears).
Indian choreographer and actor
Canadian player and scout
California, USA; infielder (New York Mets).
Italian musician, rock musician, and music producer. He is most famous as the drummer for the bands Timoria & Miura.
WNBA center (Los Angeles Sparks).
Journalist
Swedish singer (Army of Lovers).
Actor
Actress
Japanese illustrator and author
Actress and singer in English theatre
Translator and writer from Iraqi, poet and academic
NFL punter (Arizona Cardinals).
Japanese singer-songwriter (Bucktick and Schwein).
At 87, historian dies
American actress
Canadian ice hockey coach and player
Ontario, Canada; NHL defenseman (Florida Panthers).
Actor
American porn actor and director
American baseball player
Melbourne, Victoria -- Actor (Brian Petersen-Models Inc)
Swedish golfer
American football player. He was the first quarterback selected by the Los Angeles Raiders during the fourth round NFL draft. The team signed him on 7/24/1987. The Carolina Panthers signed Beuerlein as their starting quarterback on the latest 4/10/1996. He played in the Panthers' last 12 games and set records in almost every category of passing.
Anderson; Wide receiver for the NFL (Indianapolis Colts).
French-Swedish actor and singer (Army of Lovers).
Sweden; PGA golfer (1995 Nestle-5th).
Politician
Carolina Panthers).
British plant biologist
Wanda Sykes is an American comedian and actress known for her sharp wit and outspoken humor, often addressing social and political issues.
Bret Easton Ellis is an American writer known for his controversial and influential novels, including 'Less Than Zero' and 'American Psycho'.
French comedian, she was featured in Christine Bravo's TV program "Frou-Frou".
A Scottish politician and a district councilor who was jailed for his anti-poll tax activities. He was released from prison and ran his campaign.
British physicist
American soprano
Author
American author of "American Psycho" fame. While he was still at Bennington College, his first novel, "Less than Zero", was published in 1985. His next novel, "The Rules of Attraction," was published in 1987. Simon and Schuster, his publisher, pulled "American Psycho" from publication in 1990. This was just before it was published. It was published by Alfred A. Knopf …
NFL tackle (Kansas City Chiefs).
Indiana, USA; WPVA volleyball player (Nationals-13th-1992).
EL James is a British novelist best known for writing the Fifty Shades series, which gained worldwide attention for its explicit content and controversial themes.
Ung-yong Kim is known for being a former child prodigy with an exceptionally high IQ and for his work as a civil engineer.
Canadian ice hockey coach and player
New Brunswick, Canada; NHL Center (Washington Capitals).
American singer
English author
American model, fashion designer, windsurfer. Just before Arnaud died, in 1984, she had a daughter, AlizA(c). She then married Emmanuel de Buretel, who had three other daughters.
Actress
American actor
Actor
Taylor Dayne is a pop singer known for hits like 'Tell It to My Heart' and 'Love Will Lead You Back'.
Brazilian singer with a voice that's absolutely clear and to the exact pitch, never out of tune.
English darts player
Filipino actress
Russian manager and footballer
Long Island, New York; singer ("I'll Always Love You")
French souverainist and gaullist politician. Since 1997, he has been a delegate to the 8th constituency of Essonne and since 1995, he has been mayor of Yerres-Essonne.
Italian skier, a bronze medalist at the Olympic Games in Albertville in February 1992.
English politician and businessman
California, USA; actress (Katherine-General Hospital, Kayla-Days of Our Lives).
American ice hockey coach and player
American producer and actress
Czech-born tennis star who was a champion on the professional circuit since 1979. He won the 1983 Australian Open singles title and 1984 French Open singles title. He won the 1985 US Open. For three years (1985-1987 inclusive), he was the number one player in the world.
American baseball player and sportscaster
American track and field athletes
Oklahoma, USA; outfielder (Toronto Blue Jays).
Famous birthdays on March 7th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959French politician serving as Minister of Social Affairs and Health in France under Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault and Manuel Valls.
American golfer
American actor
Actor
Stage Actress
Artist
Minnesota, USA; PGA golfer (1994 Memorial Tournament).
French cartoonist and writer of comics. He is the creator of the characters 'Athanagor Wurlitzer' and 'Sœur Marie-Thérèse des Batignolles.'
British actor and comedian, who was a pioneer in alternative comedy in 1980s. He appeared in shows such as "The Young Ones", Filthy Rich and Catflap, "Blackadder" and "Bottom". Although he was the part of the poltergeist Peeves in the first Harry Potter movie film, all his scenes were removed.
American singer and actress
Bottom, Little Noises).
Australian footballer and coach (d.2012)
American activist and author
American astronomer
Actor (Werewolf in London), dies at 95
Governor of Tamaulipas, Mexican politician and economist
He is a French footballer of Italian descent and played as a goalkeeper for Olympique Lyonnais.
He was an American screenwriter, actor, producer, and film director. He received four Emmy Awards in August 2014. He is well-known for his roles on the TV series "Malcolm", and "Breaking Bad".
Politician
English author
Photographer
Al-Waleed bin Talal is a Saudi Arabian businessman and investor, known for his wealth and extensive investments in various industries.
Indian actor, director, and producer
Cath Phillips, a New Zealand-Australian journalist, writer, editor, and publisher, is one of Australia's most prominent lesbians. She was the first female president for the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras.
American football player
English singer
American author
American merchant marine killed in explosion aboard US-flagged Kuwaiti oil tanker "Surf City" in Persian Gulf. He was the first mate of "Surfcity" and an employee of Glen Eagle Ship Management Company of Texas.
Daniel Jouvance is a French entrepreneur known for founding a successful cosmetics company.
rock drummer (Loverboy).
Swedish bishop
California, USA newscaster (E! ).
Canadian adventurer and considered Canada's most skilled extreme explorer. Voyer started his mountain climbing career as an army cadet in the Rockies. He became the first to cross the 1,000-kilometer stretch of ice caps on Ellesmere Island, and the first Canadian to reach North Magnetic Pole using skis. He added Mount Everest to his list of achievements in 1999. This …
Rock musician
French singer and musician, who was formerly a member of the pop group "Telephone".
Caribbean footballer and cricketer
American guitarist and songwriter (The Isley Brothers, Isley-Jasper Isley).
Screenwriter and author in Ghanaian-English
Football Player
West Indian master blaster
German design artist, illustrator and computer design tech. He taught art in Letterkenny in Ireland from 1989 to 1993 after four years of art school. He was a Buddhist and studied astrology together with Hans Taeger.
Musician
Screenwriter and author in Ghanaian-English
French director, writer and producer of animated films.
American AIDS victim with dementia who died on February 4, 1993, Santa Fe, NM. (Charles' sexual preferences not revealed.
Educator
American musician (Tower of Power).
American bass player (Tower of Power).
American baseball coach and player
German-Swiss physicist and programmer of astrological programming, entrepreneur, publisher and professional astrologer. He is also the director and founder of Astrodienst, an astrological interpretation and calculation service. His research has been in artificial intelligence, *Astro*Intelligence*, in connection to astrological text interpretations by Liz Greene, Robert Hand, and Mona Riegger. He is also well-known for his informative website (e.g. World Atlas, …
American professional football player for the Pittsburgh Steelers. He is one of the greatest running backs to ever play in the NFL. The 1972 Superbowl playoff match between the Pittsburgh Steelers & the Oakland Raiders saw him score the most famous touchdown in NFL history. His stellar career earned him the title of Most Valuable Player in 1972. He was …
American actor, mostly on television, including episodes from various series.
American baseball player
American football player
Puerto Rican singers and dancers
American football player
Puerto Rican actress and dancer
Iowa, USA; actor. (Karl, Behind the Screen. Another World.
Famous birthdays on March 7th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949Indian politician, Indian Minister of Health and Family Welfare
He is a French writer, astrologer and singer who is mostly interested in symbols. He was the managing editor for the periodical "Vous et Votre Avenir" and presented his horoscope to a private radio (Europe 1).
Japanese video game developer, head of Nintendo's hardware department
Indian politician
Economist
American drummer and musician. He plays country and rock music. In 1965, he joined "The Minutemen". He joined "The Minutemen" in 1965. He joined Charlie Burton in 1973.
Brazilian singer, composer, arranger and musician. He is the youngest of Dorival Caymmi, Stella Maris's famous sons, and brother to Nana Caymmi.
American homicide: Walter Gerwalski was killed by her boyfriend while she was present.
French politician who was Minister of Justice between 2010 and 2012. He was criticised for not communicating well during his time as Minister.
French womam in ArmentiA'res, leading up to the election for mayor (second on the list UMP party).
New York, USA. Actor (John – Benson, Savages Windy City).
American producer and actor
American Astrologer, Columnist, Author of Sun Sign Books, and Host of the Astrology Zone Website.
German race car driver
Massachusetts, USA; singer/actress ("Beach Blanket Bingo").
Director
German rally car driver and race car driver
Musician
Journalist
Athlete
California, USA; actor (Eddie-The O'Neills).
Scottish politician (d. 2013)
American musician. He was a songwriter, and was the lead singer of the "J. Geils Band" prior to recording as a solo artist. His performances were marked by his dark clothes and bright moves on stage, much like an electroshock puppet. He wore black all the time.
Indian-English educator and cellist
English keyboard player and producer (ProcolHarum), singer-songwriter from England
American actor with a boyish look and friendly manner who won the 1976-77 Theatre World Award. He was best known for his role in the 1976 play, "Streamers." Heard was awarded the Obie Award two years later for his performances in two off-Broadway plays. Heard is perhaps best remembered for his role as McCauley CulkinaEUR (tm), McCauley's father, who is …
England; rock keyboardist (ProcolHarum).
Musician
American psychologist and author
Actor
American psychedelic rock singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist (Love) (Born 1945)
John Heard was an American actor known for his roles in Home Alone and The Sopranos.
German media astrologer, writing in the magazines
Movie Actor
English harpsichord player, conductor
Italian art historian, he organized the Milan exhibit "Face and Soul". His book, 37, was dedicated to artists who died or disappeared after the age of 37.
American author
DC, USA; actor.
American journalist
British Antarctic explorer, one of three men to cross the continent. He was also the tenth person to travel overland from the pole. Sir Ranulph Fiennes and Charles Burton, along with Oliver Shepard, set out to circumvent the Earth on longitude 0, or the Greenwich Meridian. This was the Transglobe Expedition of 1981. In the Guinness Book of Records, he …
American singer-songwriter/guitarist (d. 1997)
British soldier and explorer
Georgian politician and Head of the Council of Ministers of the Autonomous Republic of Abskhazia (d.93)
American politician (Representative-Republican-California).
Scientist
Musician
French sommelier, honorary president and cofounder (with Robert de Troy), of the 'Association des sommeliers de Lorraine.
American sci-fi author, editor of short stories and novels. Married only once.
American choreographer and ballet dancer who performed in many European ballets. She was Danseure Etoile Choriographique, Paris Opera 1974.
Australian softball assistant coach (1996 Olympics, Bronze Medalist).
English bass player and songwriter (The Zombies).
Rocker
Tammy Faye Messner was an American Christian singer, evangelist, and television personality, known for her work in the televangelism field and her public persona.
American executive and Chairman of the Walt Disney Company. After starting his career at ABC and CBS, Eisner was a successful programmer, with the success of "All My Children" (and "One Life to Live"), as well as "Happy Days", "Welcome Back, Kotter" ("Welcome Back, Kotter"), and "Barney Miller" (and many other programming ideas). In 1975, he was the v-p for …
American politician
Estonian politician and businessman, 16th Estonian Minister for Foreign Affairs
Bakker; gospel singer/wife of Jim Bakker (PTL) (dies 2007).
WLAF defensive coach (Amsterdam Admirals).
New York, USA; CEO (Walt Disney Company).
United States -- Sci-fi author (Medusa Encounter, Starfire)
Jim Bakker, an American evangelist, married her in 1960. They had two children together. She was the oldest child of eight and was somewhat dowdy. She was a small-town girl and was raised in a strict, religious Pentecostal home. Jim proposed to her on their third date in Minnesota in 1960, while she was attending North Central Bible College. They …
Colgate professor of Physics and Astronomy and ardent spiritual seeker.
Australian singer and actress with Italian heritage.
English author and historian
American actor
German Marxist student activist. Survived an attempted assassination on April 11, 1968.
Dutschke; German student leader (Glasnost Berlin).
Writer
American actor. He was an actor from the United States. Travanti was inducted into Wisconsin Performing Arts Hall of Fame 1994. "Hill Street Blues" premiered 1/15/1981, and ended 5/12/1987 with 147 episodes and 26 Emmy Awards.
Famous birthdays on March 7th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939French pop singer and composer, born to an Armenian mother and an Italian father. He was one of France’s first rock stars.
Politician
Politician
Author
Missouri, USA; singer (Arthur Godfrey and Friends).
Joseph Rupert is a renowned American actor known for his versatile performances in both film and television.
American molecular biologist, who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology in 1975 for his pioneering discoveries about RNA. He was the founder of the Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research and has dedicated his entire life to increasing knowledge. In 1968, he married Alice S. Huang (a microbiologist); they have one child together.
French physicist, one of the pioneers of giant magnetoresistance. This discovery led to the invention of gigabyte hard drives. He is currently an emeritus Professor at UniversitA (c) Paris-Sud In Orsay and the scientific director of a joint laboratory ("UnitA (c) mixte de recherche") between the Centre national de la recherche scientifique and Thales Group. He is also an Adjunct …
Texas, USA. PGA golfer (1972 Phoenix Open).
American race car driver and engineer
French volcanologist, scientist who died 15 October 2003.
Don Bonker is an American politician who served as a Democratic Representative for Washington. He is known for his work in environmental conservation and international trade.
France sport Champion
Astronaut
Actress (Truth or Dare Rachel-Dr Finlay Sunset Song).
French essayist, filmmaker, documentalist, and novelist. He was a member the Oulipo group.
French Catholic bishop who has been Archbishop Emeritus at Aix-en-Provence & Arles since 2010.
Cuban-American boxer, coach (d.2013)
Indian cricketer and coach
Greek composer and musician
He was an Italian soccer/football player. He played with Sampdoria (1952–57), Atalanta (57-60), AC Milan (1960–61), Napoli (1961–67), AC Milan (1960–61), AC Milan (1960–61), Lazio (1967–68). On 13 March 1960, he played one match for the Italian national soccer team.
American journalist, actor, and author
Canadian architect designed Telus World of Science and First Nations University of Canada
Former German Chancellor Helmut Kohl's wife. When she was fifteen years old, she met him at a prom in Ludwigshafen. Her first name was the portmanteau, "Hannelore".
Northern Irish footballer and accountant (d. 1998).
American baseball player
American Zen Master, a psychedelic drug addict, and AIDS activist, died in 1990 at Maitri Hospice, a San Francisco facility for AIDS patients.
Mady Mesplé was a French opera singer known for her soprano voice and her performances in coloratura roles.
Music promoter
Social Businesses of Press
Japanese royal family, a princess also known as Atsuko, she was the Emperor's fourth daughter out of his seven children. Until her younger brother was born, the emperor's brother, Yori's uncle, was the only heir to the throne, given that the rule of succession applies only to men in Japan. On October 10, 1952 she married Mr. Takamasa Ikeda. According …
British photographer, Lord Snowdon was awarded to him in 1960 when he married Princess Margaret. The marriage was 15 years long and had two children. After the marriage, he continued to work as an amateur photographer. Armstrong-Jones, 33, met Lucy Lindsay-Hogg while on a BBC documentary assignment. They were married in December 1978.
Musician
New Hampshire, USA; actor (Brenner - Brenner, Doug - Family).
London, England -- Photographer
Lord Snowdon, a British aristocrat and former husband to Princess Margaret, was formerly married to Lord Snowdon.
Scottish actor and photographer (d.2013)
Famous birthdays on March 7th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929South African-English critic and author (d. 2014).
Politician
American ballerina
France sport Champion
Gabriel Garcia Marquez was a Colombian novelist known for his magical realism style, most famous for his novel 'One Hundred Years of Solitude'.
French actor, singer, and mime artist.
American army, who served many years in the US Army and rose to the rank of General. He graduated from Texas A&M University in 1950. He was awarded an officer's commission. He held various command and staff positions throughout Europe, Asia, and the United States. In 1979, he retired from active service and became the president and CEO at the …
American actor and director (d.82)
Canadian journalist and educator (d. 2006).
Belgian-American businessman, philanthropist, and philanthropist, Give Kids The World Village was founded
French comedian
Astronaut
Economist
Director
Clermond-Ferrand Military man
American bigamist was arrested 7/30/1955 after his wife discovered that he had two wives. Both of them were Arthur Murray Dance Studio teachers. He began spending weekends with a wealthy widow, who was also a dance student. This made her suspicious. He was sentenced for six months. He died in Austin, Texas, at the age of 71.
American studio potter. He was also a teacher and head the ceramics department at an art college in 1966. He is an outstanding teacher and practitioner, with exceptional work.
Photograph of an American Marine showing the Raising the Flag at Iwo Jima (d.79)
French Catholic clergyman, who serves as Bishop Emeritus of A%0vry-Corbeil-Essonnes.
Musician
German Benedictine priest-monk and Zen master. He was expelled by the WA 1/4 Rzburg bishop in 2002 after a papal commission was established.
Kôbô Abe was a Japanese writer known for his surreal and existentialist novels, such as 'The Woman in the Dunes' and 'The Ark Sakura'.
Clamart Journalist
American football player (d. 2014.)
British sculptor (Hydra)
Tokyo, Japan -- Playwright (Woman, the Dunes).
Entertainer
Welsh novelist, photographer, and linguist. Lyons' photographs illustrate several literary figures of the 20th century, such as Graham Greene and Bryher. Lyons was Kenneth Macpherson's last love, and they both lived in Capri's aEURVilla TuoroaEUR (tm). Lyons was killed in Chiang-Mai (Thailand) on 17 November 1993.
Indonesian journalist and author (d. 2004).
Russian mathematician (d. 2004).
Russian mathematician (d. 2004)
Baron Oliver of Aylmerton English lawyer, judge (d. 2007).
French author of children's literature.
France Writer
Dutch psychic medium.
Fijiian operations officer, CEO of Alexander & Baldwin (a container fleet management and agricultural interests company), and Fijiian operations manager. Pfeiffer has a multi-million-dollar annual income and owns and flew his own plane.
Famous birthdays on March 7th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919Hambro financier.
Indonesian writer (Twilight at Djakarta).
He was a French novelist and poet, and he died on April 1, 2013.
Artist/lithographer/teacher
composer.
American jazz singer and drummer (d. 2008).
Mobile, Alabama -- Actor (Mr Johnson Boone).
Ameircan business executive
American choreographer and ballerina (d. 2003).
American programmer and engineer (d. 2001).
Mirepoix Military man
American philanthropist, also known as the "First Lady of Fort Worth", Texas.
Metzeresche EXecutives
French politician and Prime Minister of France (1969-1972), who also plays tennis. On 4/28/1945, he was selected to play as a wing in an international rugby tournament in Richmond, against the British empire.
American economist and bank executive. During the presidency of Dwight D. Eisenhower, Hauge was an assistant to the President for Economics Affairs. He was once married and had 7 children. He died 24 July 1981.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Director (Island of Love and Music Man)
French diplomat who served as Ambassador to Mali (1968-1975), and Chad (1975-1979).
French businessman and philanthropist, Perrier is the founder of Perrier mineral-water and Sacta-Rashi Foundations, two of Israel's largest philanthropic organizations. These funds are primarily used to fund education initiatives.
Norwegian linguist, professor of Finno–Ugric languages at University of Oslo
American singer and drummer (d.2008)
American actor
French paratrooper. He was a member the Free French Air Force and the French Squadron Special Air Service during World War II. He is known for being the first French paratrooper officer to be killed in action (on the 27th June 1942) and was also the author of "Prayer of The Para".
Canadian general (d. 1997)
France Painter
Marseille EXecutives
Lyon 3?me physician
British noblewoman, housekeeper, and later wife to Ewan Forbes, 11th Barronet of Craigievar.
Estonian biologist and ornithologist (d. 1984).
Stefan Kisielewski was a Polish composer, writer, and journalist known for his contributions to Polish culture and his critical commentary on political and social issues.
Indian journalist and author (d.87)
French boxer, World Flyweight Champion 1936. He began pro boxing 1/06/1927.
American psychic, spiritualist pastor, and accountant. She has been a psychic for more than 40 years. She earned her living as an account teller, was married once, and had one child. She died at 7:20 p.m. cst on February 1, 1973.
Famous birthdays on March 7th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909Nestor Burma was a French detective writer and creator. He is featured in nearly 50 books and short stories.
American oceanographer, member of the national academy of science, head of the scripps Institute of Oceanography 1951-64; pioneered research on global warming/earthplates.
writer.
Moulins EXecutives
Writer
Italian actress, whose work reflects a passionate and extravagant life force. Magnani's films include: "Rome," 1946 "L'Amore," 1948, and "The Rose Tattoo", which won her the Best Actress Oscar in 1945.
van Santen Dutch first chamber member (CPN).
Manzarraga composer.
religious historian (Le Yoga).
Giacobbe composer.
composer.
Comedian
Caturla composer.
Panova Russian author (Sputniki).
Allassac physician
German Nazi SS chief, Himmler. He was one of the key leaders in the "final solution" to the extermination of Jews. He was a former combat pilot and intelligence officer in SS. He was promoted to Colonel on July 1932, and to General on February 27, 1933. He was named Reich Protector for Czechoslovakia in 1941.
Austria -- Actor / director (Vienna Blood)
Butterfield 8).
Norwegian speed skater (d. 1969)
Olympics speed skater (4 gold, two silver).
American painter and photographer (d. 2004).
Venezuelan radio and television pioneer, who is also a librettist.
Norwegian actor. He was trouble-maker as a child and was sent to Germany's Odenwaldschule. He returned home and quit his attempts at higher education. Then he was back, this time heading to South-America. He was involved in whaling, and lived for a while in Buenos Aires.
German actor (d. 1994).
Italian lawyer and editor. He is a widower. He was very involved in philately (stamp collection). His father Alberto is on the right and he is shown on the memorial stamp.
German director and actor, onscreen since 1926. From the 1930s through the 1980s, he was a well-known actor on stage, TV and film. He died October 3, 1994 in Aufkirchen, Germany.
French aviatrix, known for her endurance flight skills and who later served the French Resistance. She died in January 1946.
France Scientist
France sport Champion
Limoges Politician
Dutch artist and neo-realist painter. He studied in Berlin between 1920-1923. His career began as an abstractist, inspired by the Italian futurists. Later, he became the most prominent proponent of magic-realism in the Netherlands. His detailed landscapes and city scenes often invoke a surrealistic feeling of isolation and dreamlike dreams.
Athlete
Princess Elisabeth of Luxembourg (1901 1950)
Willink Dutch painter (magic realist).
Estonian composer and conductor (d.1939).
Italian painter.