List of celebrities and famous people who were born on March 9th
Famous birthdays on March 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2004American daughter of Charlie Sheen, an actor, and Denise Richards (actress), and granddaughter of Martin Sheen.
Movie Actress
Famous birthdays on March 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1999Pop Singer
American family of distinction, the fourth and second children of talk show host Larry King (64 years old) and Shawn Southwick King (38 years), Shawn Southwick King was Shawn's first child. They were married in September 1997. Chance's father filed for divorce at Southwick in April 2010.
Rapper
TV Actress
Movie Actress
Instagram Star
Indian actor
YouTube Star
TV Actress
Dancer
Japanese actress
Filipino actress
YouTube Star
YouTube Star
English footballer
Rapper
Filipino model Binibining Pilipinas-International 2011
TV Actor
American actor.
Rapper
Voice Actor
YouTube Star
Actor
Soccer Player
Tunisian footballer
American rapper
Japanese figure skater
Turkish footballer
Rapper
Famous birthdays on March 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989Pop Singer
TV Actress
Russian figure skater
Japanese actor
Reality Star
YouTube Star
South Korean singer (Girls' Generation)
Singer and model from the Philippines
American actor and rapper
Actress
American actress.
American magician. He began his training in magic at the Magic Garage when he was 19. He is a skilled card player.
American porn actress
Indian cricket player
American illustrator
American baseball player
Canadian ice hockey player
Rapper
American skier
English actor
Soap Opera Actor
Mexican singer (RBD)
American footballer
American basketball player
German footballer
Athlete
Movie Actor
Croatian tennis player
Guitarist
Danish footballer
American football player.
American baseball player
American actor
American rapper
Australian footballer
Actor
Basketball Player
Musician
TV Actor
Famous birthdays on March 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979Movie Actor
American professional wrestler
Reality Star
Belarusian long jumper (d. 2013)
American bass player (Eighteen Visions Bleeding Through and Clear) (d. 2013)
Actor
Australian footballer
French biathlete who won a gold in the 12.5km pursuit at the 2006 Winter Olympics, Turin, and a bronze in the 2002 Winter Olympics, Salt Lake City. Defrasne was the flagbearer of France at the 2010 Winter Olympics. After the 2009aEUR'10 season, he retired from the sport.
American math champion. He was one six American high school students selected to represent the USA at the August 1994 math Olympics in Hong Kong. Jon scored perfect scores and the U.S. team beat 68 other nations.
Argentine supermodel
German actress, model, author, and television presenter.
Czech ice hockey player
Actor
Czechoslovakia; NHL left-wing (Florida Panthers).
Human rights activist from Venezuela
Actor
French entrepreneur, he established "Comuto" in 2006, which became "BlaBlacar", a carpooling company. BlaBlacar, which has more than 10 million members, is Europe's leading carpooling company 10 years later.
Canadian journalist and host of a game show
Argentinian actress and model
American basketball player; center, Warriors.
American actor
Dutch soccer player (Vitesse).
Pop Singer
Vine Star
Argentinian footballer
Argentine footballer
Australian interior designer and model author
Natalie Wood and Robert Wagner's only child, she is an American celebrity. Two half-sisters from previous marriages she had with her parents are Katie (63) and Natasha (69). She went on to study fashion design.
Director
WLAF defensive end (Scotland Claymores).
English racing driver and businessman
American baseball player and sportscaster
Czechoslovakia; Tennis star (1995 ATP Newport).
American actor
American actress
Australian radio host
American actress. Perhaps her most well-known role is that of Kim Warner in the sitcom Yes, Dear (2000aEUR")
Williams; Miss Washington, USA (1997)
Rapper
Actress
Washington, DC -- Miss America-Maryland (1996)
Argentinian actor and singer
Tennessee, USA; volleyball middle blocker (Olympics-1996).
A Tibetan-American child from a prominent family. He is affectionately called Taggie and is the son of Tibetan Buddhist meditation master ChAPgyam Trungpa Rinpoche, and his English wife Lady Diana Mukpo. He is half-brother of Buddhist lama Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche (ChAPgyam Trungpa’s eldest son). Taggie, as a young child was recognized by His Holiness, the Sixteenth Gyalwa Karamapa, as one …
New York, USA; actor Webster
American rapper and actor
NFL linebacker (New England Patriots).
hockey goaltender (Team Japan 1998).
NFL defensive tackle (New York Jets).
American singer and actor
Millington, Tennessee -- Volleyball middle-blocker (1996 Olympics).
American actor and drummer (30 Seconds to Mars).
Italian producer and director
English rugby player
US soldier (Iraqi POW).
Indian politician
Actress
An English politician and lawyer
Italian producer and director
Famous birthdays on March 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969American lawyer and media personality, ex-wife of San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom.
American basketball player. He was a former NBA guard for the Sacramento Kings. Abdul-Rauf quit basketball in 1998 following a disappointing season, in which he missed 31 games due to injury, 4 due to flu and 16 because of coach's decisions. Before joining the NBA, Abdul-Rauf attended Louisiana State University where he set many records as well as displayed remarkable …
Denver Nuggets).
French intellectual historian, writer and Professor of American Civilisation, University of Nanterre
Barcelona Dragons).
Safety of the Canadian Football League (Toronto Argonauts).
American musician (Exodus)
Canadian singer-songwriter
French footballer. He is the son of a Russian-Polish player (Jean Djorkaeff), and was born to an Armenian mother. He was a forward player or a midfielder and was known as "the snake". He was the winner of the 1998 French world cup and the 2000 European championships.
American reality TV contestant who won Survivor: Thailand
American drummer (Type O Negative Danzig A Pale horse named Death and Seventh Void).
American skater. Silver medallist in the 1500m Olympic race 2/1988. He was awarded the World's Speed Skating Championship overall title. He is also a master of chess as a hobby.
Canadian Football League Corner (Toronto Argonauts).
New York, USA; biathlete (Olympics-1994).
Massachusetts, USA; short track skater (Olympics-1994).
American memorist
Australian footballer
American drummer for Washington D.C.'s post-punk band Rites of Spring and fugazi.
NFL safety (Miami Dolphins).
American author, "All Souls: a Family History From Southie", published September 1999. The author's first book was published in six months and sold 42,000 copies. The author's gripping autobiographical story relates his childhood in Boston's crime-ridden neighborhoods. There, drugs, racial violence and suicides were all part of daily life.
American actor and football player
Puerto Rican baseball player
Puerto Rico; Catcher (Philadelphia Phillies).
French actress, dancer and painter. She is a sweet, sensual leading lady, as well as the 1996 Oscar-winning French actress for "The English Patient." Empire magazine, United Kingdom, ranked her among the Top 100 Movie Stars of All Time in October 1997. "People" magazine selected her as one of the 50 Most Beautiful People on the Planet in the same …
French actress, comedian, director, writer, and singer. She was a star in 1993's hugely popular film "Les Visiteurs", which made her one the most loved actresses in France.
American ice hockey coach and player
American police officer and talk-show host
Minnesota, USA; NHL defenseman (New Jersey Devils, Team USA Olympics-1998).
Russian-Estonian manager and footballer
German football referee
Italian Olympic Gold Medal Champion bantamweight boxer, Loris Stecca's brother.
Canadian screenwriter and director
Businesswoman
Iowa, USA; diver (Olympics-1992, 1996).
Pennsylvania, USA; pitcher (Philadelphia Phillies).
American television science presenter and technology writer. He is a Yahoo Tech personal technology columnist, a CBS News Sunday Morning tech correspondent, and a columnist at Scientific American. He was also a technology columnist at The New York Times. He hosts NOVA ScienceNow on PBS. He also hosted the NOVA specials Making Stuff and Hunting the Elements.
American baseball player
Australian rugby player and coach
Model
Polish manager and footballer
Scottish politician and singer (Big Country and Runrig).
Indiana, USA. Actor (Brian Bodine, All My Children, Sam Fowler, Another World).
Actress of French/Belgian origin from Switzerland
American basketball coach and player
American wrestler
Actress
The Prince Arthur pub is managed by a Scottish manager, located near Euston Station in London. Carol met Greg Mills (28), while he was robbing a safe. He beat her, stabbed her in the neck twice and then killed her.
American football coach and player
French athlete (vault). He was the world record holder and was a bronze medalist at the Olympics in Los Angeles, 1984. He was also an athlete, but his twin brother Pascal had less success. He was known for his flexibility and had previously done gymnastics.
He was a French serial killer who murdered two women near Perpignan's railway station in 1997 and 1998.
American actress and photographer
French psychoanalyst and columnist (d. 2015).
American actress
Minnesota, USA; Tennis star.
Pennsylvania, USA; actress (Jade. Last Seduction. Moderns).
American actress
Famous birthdays on March 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959American newsfigure, minor entertainer, most well-known as a friend to Nicole and O.J. Simpson, and O.J. Simpson and a houseguest on O.J. at the time the double homicide occurred. Nicole and Ron Goldman, a friend, were found dead at Nicole's house on 6/12/1994. They had been brutally stabbed and slashed to death. Simpson was arrested and charged with the murder. …
American screenwriter and actor
American actor and director
Actor
Journalist
German-Italian journalist
Nobel Prize laureate in Physics from Japan
New York, USA. Actor (Muppets Take Manhattan).
American actress
Musician
Croatian politician, 11th Minister of Defence in Croatia (d. 2013,
English singer-songwriter (ABC, Vice Versa).
Canadian ice hockey coach and player
American producer and writer for television
Belgian comedian, singer, and poet.
Victoria, Australia; Australasia golfer.
Politician
Swedish politician
American journalist and talk-show host
Oslo, Norway -- US Biathelete (1994 Olympics).
American composer and guitarist
Indian author and United Nations Under-SecretaryGeneral
American football coach and player
Astrologer and entrepreneur from America. He is also the creator of AstroDatabank, and the founder of AstroDB. Since he was 13, he has been studying astrology on and off. In 1976, he wrote his first astrology program at Vassar College on an IBM 360 mainframe with 32K memory. He was also majoring in "Relating Eastern Spirituality and Western Profane Consciousness". …
Shadow Secretary of State for Business Innovation and Skills in England
Italian actress, debuting at 16 years old. Her films include "Flash Gordon" (1980) and "Love and Money ( 1982). She is able to combine sophisticated sexuality and innocence.
Formula-1 Indy-car racer (rookie year-1983).
Florida; ballet dancer.
Polish politician and academic
Irish Republican Army activist, who dies on his 66th day in hunger strike (born 1954).
French separatist politician fighting for independence of Savoye from France Jean de Pingon (founder of Ligue savoisienne) asked Abeille to be its general secretary in 1995. Abeille was elected president of Savoie Europe LibertA (c) in 2007. He died 20 July 2013, Sainte-Reine.
New York, USA; screen writer (Working Girls).
Rocker
Dutch TV and film Actress.
Moroccan-born Israeli politician and head of Labor Party
California, USA; actor ("How the West Was Won")
USSR -- Basketball (1976 Olympics-Gold Medalist)
English rugby player and coach
American basketball player, from 1973 to 1975, two seasons.
Indian tabla actor and composer
South African journalist and politician 7th Premier, Western Cape
American journalist and editor
American race car driver and sportscaster
American baseball manager and player (d. 2004).
English conductor and pianist
Famous birthdays on March 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949American actress
Finnish singer
Actor, Com Gordon-Batman, dies from asthma at 85
Composer
American singer and drummer (L.T.D.
Rhode Island, USA: Rock vocalist ("On The Wings of Love")
American AIDS case, died 4/09/1989.
California, USA; singer (Nitty Gritty dirt band).
English singer and guitarist (Manfred Mann’s Earth Band and Night).
American sculptor and painter
Italian politician Italian Minister for Foreign Affairs
Arizona, USA; actress (The Young and the Restless Centerfold Girls).
American journalist, writer and photographer. He is also the personal photographer for President Gerald Ford. Kennerly, an outspoken journalist and photographer, is well-known for his courage. He has worked for newspapers, Time and Life magazines and covered White House features. The Pulitzer Prize was awarded to Kennerly on 5/01/1972, for a photo of a Vietnam war veteran. Kennerly published "Shooter", …
New Zealand poet and author
Filipino-American activist (d. 2012).
French rapist for a ten year-old girl, 12/10/1986, near Rouen in France
American athlete. Despite not winning an Olympic gold medal, Lindgren has been called America's best distance runner. His talent was evident as a high school senior in Spokane, Washington. He won the U.S. versus U.S.R. race 7/25/1964 and became the first American runner against the Soviet Union. The U.S. Attorney General Robert Kennedy cheered him on, his eyes welling up …
Arzamazov; Russian cosmonaut (backup TM-6).
English actress (d. 2014.)
Takasago Europe's co-founder and chef perfumer (or nose). Bourdon was responsible for creating perfumes for Lacoste and Dior, FerrA(c), Davidoff, and other brands.
English guitarist and songwriter (Blossom Toes Streetwalkers and Family).
American producer and screenwriter (d. 1990).
French surfer, photographer, and adventurer. He is the son of French-Maurician GaAtan De Rosnay, a painter. He was married to Jenna Severson, an American, and disappeared in China Sea (24/11/1984).
American accused of the murders of ten people over the span of 27 years, seven of them women. The killer was also known as B.T.K. His method of torturing, binding and killing his victims.
Soul Singer
French surgeon and physician, well-known for his care of famous athletes, especially Ronaldo and MichaAl Schumacher.
Rocker (Procol Harum - Whiter Shade of Pale).
Artist
Actor
English singer-songwriter/guitarist (Procol Harum & The Paramounts).
England; rocker (ProcolHarum - "A Whiter Shade of Pale")
English singer-songwriter/playwright Hawkwind (d. 1988).
South African cricketer
rocker (Move).
Italian actress
American chess grandmaster, born in the USA as a child prodigy. He began studying chess at 6 years old and started playing in tournaments at 10. At 14 years old, he won his first Class A title. He went on to win the 1957-58 US Championship later that year. In the middle of the Cold War, he defeated Boris Spassky …
Canadian executive currently working in Vancouver as the Executive Director of Corporate Affairs at the British Columbia Transit Corporation. She is also the Chair of the Fund Raising Committee of the SPCA in Vancouver, and has strong connections with the government of Alberta. She is a petite, dynamic lady who is full of energy.
American television journalist
Actress
American actress
New Jersey, USA, actress (Changeling Movie Movie, Hearse).
American voice actor
Welsh singer-songwriter, viola player, and producer (The Velvet Underground & Theatre of Eternal Music).
American composer, singer, guitarist, and pianist. He was the leader vocalist and sax player for "Paul Revere and The Raiders", a group that gained fame in the '60s and 1970s. The Portland, OR band released 24 singles, and was ranked in Billboard's Top 100. This was highlighted by Indian Reservation, 1971 which rose to No.1.
Belgian choreographer, dancer and ballet director.
Oregon, USA; rocker (Paul Revere & the Raiders).
Athlete
Brazilian children's author
American golfer, pro since 1965. Colbert is married to his wife of three years.
Sculptor
New Jersey, USA; PGA golfer (1969 Monsanto Open).
Miranda rights, a Miranda right for American criminals (d. 1976).
Tenafly (New Jersey) -- Actress (Changeling).
Politician
French singer from the "yA (c)yA (c)" period of the sixties. He was born in Saint-MandA(c), near Paris where Jacques Mesrine (future prisoner) became his friend.
Actor (Addams family), suffers a stroke at 54
Puerto Rico; actor (Addams Family. Kiss of the Spider Woman. Eyes of Laura Mars.
Puerto Rican-American actor, singer (d. 1994).
Famous birthdays on March 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939French Minister for Investigation and Industry. A long and successful career in government service. Chevenement was a political thorn in Socialist Party's side for many years. He resigned in 1983 after he disagreed with Pierre Mauroy's strict monetary policy. He was posted in the Defense Ministry and was an outspoken critic for U.S. foreign policies, particularly during the Gulf War. …
Belfort Politician
Politician
Athlete
American actor who played the role of the preppy chief of emergency services in the TV series Trapper John, M.D. 1979-1986. In the 1960s, he was a stage actor, mostly in American and English classical dramas. He then worked in daytime soaps from 1967-1975. He was a regular in "Search for Tomorrow", "As the World Turns" and "Another World." He …
Wisconsin, USA; actor.
Swedish singer and actress
English actor (d. 2014.)
Canadian politician and lawyer 28th Premier of Quebec
French business executive who represented FRAM, a French travel agent, since 1991
English race car driver
Canadian ice hockey player coach, and sportscaster
New York, USA; comedian (I'm Dickens He's Fenster).
Sipoo, Finland -- Actress (Hamlet Goes Business).
Belgian comedienne.
Louisiana, USA; country singer ("Urban Cowboy").
American singer-songwriter and pianist
American football player (d. 1987).
American actor (d.2015)
Qualcomm Inc. was co-founded by an American engineer and a businessman.
Novelist
South African nun
Texas, USA; actor. (PT-109 Neil - Days of Our Lives).
Virginia, USA; singer (Mrs Louis Prima).
Russian cosmonaut. He was the first man to orbit the earth in space on 04/12/1961 in Vostok spaceship.
Italian politician and Minister for the Government of Fanfani. He was the Bank of Italy's former vice-director. Sarcinelli received a law degree at the University of Pavia, in 1958. He has also held various positions at numerous banks. He is a member of various boards and served as the Ministry of the Budget and under-secretary of the Ministry of the …
American actor, author, and educator (d. 1999).
Canadian-American golfer
American actress
New York, USA. Actress (Good Guys, Don Rickles Show).
American singer-songwriter
Composer
Louisiana, USA: singer ("Lawdy Miss Clawdy", “Misty", “Just Because", and "Come to Me")
Canadian politician and businessman, 62nd Mayor of Toronto
English geneticist and academic
Puerto Rican actor and astrologist
American singer
Artist and academic from Bangladesh (d. 2014).
Slovenian politician and sociologist (d. 2003).
Dutch writer (Han de Wit goes in development aid).
French journalist, writer, and lawyer.
Helsinki, Finland -- Actress. (Hercules, NY, Les Girls).
American lawyer and government official
Author
American football player (d.2013)
Swedish actor and singer (d.2007)
American composer, violinist and trumpeter. He was a major pioneer of the 1960s free jazz movement. Coleman's timbre can be easily identified: his keening, crying voice draws heavily from blues music. Sound Grammar won the 2007 Pulitzer Prize in Music.
Michigan, USA; Conductor (Amahl & Night Visitors).
Finnish-American actress and dancer
B Aarts, Dutch second chamber member (CDA).
French film critic, who was primarily focused on documentary filmmaking. His 1995 book, "Le Documentaire un autre cinA(c),ma", has been translated into many languages. He passed away on the 20th of March 2010.
German music promoter.
Politician
Famous birthdays on March 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
19291985-92).
Writer
19th President of Bangladesh, Bangladeshi politician (d. 2013).
Guyanese politician and lawyer 3rd President Guyana (d. 2002).
French writer, translator and educator, she is the sister of Pierre Cardinal, TV director. She was a Philosophy Professor and contributed to laEUR(tm),Express, and Elle magazines since 1962. The English translations of Euripides’ "Medea" (and "Trojan Women") were very well received. She is the author of "The Words to Say It" 1983, "In Other Words" 1995, and many other works.
Canadian academic and engineer (d. 1990).
Italy sport Champion
Flemish comedian and singer, who began his career in 1948 as a professional singer.
Composer
Composer
American baseball player (American League Most Valuable Player 1958).
Israeli actor and Pop Rock-Folk singer.
Kooy; Dutch sociolog (Apartheid, work in South Africa).
American television and radio host (d. 2015).
Composer
American Astrologer, who uses charts to help with gambling and is looking for winning Bingo dates.
Writer
American author, who wrote a dozen novels about the pain and joy of modern relationships over a period of 30 years. He was married on 4/01/1948 and had two children. A second marriage took place on 1/26/1968, which produced twin boys and a girl. He divorced in 1975. He describes himself as a metabolic optimist.
Composer
French fashion designer who has had the greatest impact on his industry since Dior's "New Look" This designer, who futur-shocked fashion world, conceived his original ideas while growing in the Pyrenees mountains. Before he entered design, he became an engineer to please the father. AndrA(c), the son of a chAC/teau Majordomo and his spouse, set off for Paris at 22 …
France Actor
American politician (Senator-Republican-New York).
Austrian-American Nobel Prize laureate in Physics and Academic Nobel Prize Physicist
Norwegian actor and translator. His stage debut was at the National Theatre in 1949. From 1949 to 1958, he worked at the National Theatre. He then moved on to Rogaland Teater in 1958 and Den Nationale Scene in 1962. He translated books from the French language, particularly into English.
Greek opera singer (bass) (d. 2007)
Italy sport Champion
Pau EXecutives
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania -- Long jumper (1948 Olympics - Bronze Medalist)
Asheville Politician
Inventor
Actor (Alex Stone-Donna Reed Show), passes away at 67
Greek actor (Born in 1921)
St Paul Scientist
American immunologist (d.2008)
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania -- Actor (Alex Stonedonna Reed Show).
Croatian-Serbian runner, coach (d.2015)
Famous birthdays on March 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919Ukrainian poet and author (d.2011)
Founding member of the American Nazi Party (d. 1967).
American writer who sold his stories to pulp magazines and slick magazines in 1935. He published "I, The Jury", the first in a series of Mike Hammer, tough-guy, private-eye novels. This made him one the most-sold and highest-paid novelists of the 1950s. For 16 years, he also worked on TV Miller Lite Beer commercials.
American Nazi, ex-navy pilot who was a commercial artist and who recognized Hitler as his spiritual leader. Rockwell propagated a racist doctrine that was antisemitic and anti-Negro. Rockwell founded the American Nazi Party in 1959. It received a lot of publicity, but there were only 25 to 100 members.
Chatham, New York -- Actress, Spy Smasher, Flight to Mars
Critic
American child actress, best known for her roles in eight films from the Our Gang film series released between 1924-1927. Peggy Ahern, 95, died in October 2012 at the age her family had hoped for.
Puerto Rican poet, critic and essayist, who was nominated in 1977 for the Nobel Prize in Literature. His books were rooted within three major literary movements of Latin America: Romanticism and Modernism.
American baseball player. He was a left-handed outfielder who played for the Philadelphia Phillies in 1938 and the St. Louis Cardinals (1945).
One-armed outfielder (St. Louis Browns).
Beauvais EXecutives
Pilot and English air marshal (d. 2001).
Lincoln, California -- Actor (Burns & Allen, Auntie Mame, Hazard)
Journalist/Dutch second Chamber
Melville polymath.
Batista composer.
Composer
West Chester, Pennsylvania -- Composer. (Pulitz School for Scandal, School for Scandal).
Dutch poet / writer (Survivor).
Dutch poet, journalist, novelist, playwright, essayist.
Actress
Famous birthdays on March 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909American historian and sinologist (d. 2003).
Italian engineer, poet, journalist, and essayist. 1981 was his death.
Marseille physician
composer.
Bordeaux Military man
Clarke composer.
Politician
Leader
French painter, set designer and artist. Married only once.
English poet/writer (Wild Goose Chase).
Dutch politician and jurist Dutch Minister of Colonial Affairs (d.2013)
Italian film actor. He was an actor in german, french, and italian films. He died 6 December 1965.
Kiev, Ukraine -- Director. Hamlet, King Lear.
Dutch politician
English critic / biographer (Byron in Italy).
Klipsch Audio Technologies was founded by an engineer and soldier from America (d. 2002).
France Scientist
Actor (Grandpa Walton–Waltons), passes away at 75
United States -- Architect (US Embassy, New Delhi)
Italy Scientist
Belgium Writer
Frankfort (Indiana) -- Actor (Grandpa Walton–The Waltons).
Belgian poet, writer, and novelist. A puritan and moralist.
Belgium Writer
Uzés Writer
Belgium sport Champion
Italian King of Croatia (1941-43)
Duke of Aosta (d. 1948)
Italian aristocrat, Duke of Aosta (d. 1948).