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List of celebrities and famous people who were born on February 11th

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2019 - 2010

Famous birthdays on February 11th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2019 - 2010

2011

2009 - 2000

Famous birthdays on February 11th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000

2009

  • American family of note, first child and only son of British rapper M.I.A. (Mathangi Maya Arulpragasam), and environmentalist and musician Benjamin Bronfman.

2003

1999 - 1990

Famous birthdays on February 11th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990

19991998199719961995199419931992

  • American actor, voice actor and model. Also, a martial artist. Lautner is most well-known for his role as Jacob Black in The Twilight Saga, a film series that was based on Stephenie Meyer's novels.

  • Georgia Groome

    Movie Actress

  • YouTube Star

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1989 - 1980

Famous birthdays on February 11th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980

1989

  • Filipina singer and television star

  • Dutch footballer

  • American child victim of murder and child abuse. She was a crack baby and her half-brother, and half-sister, were taken from their drug-addicted mom. Gustavo Izquierdo, her father, took her from the hospital and placed her in the care of the family. Elisa, whose parents were from Puerto Rico and Cuba, was a beautiful little girl. Prince Michael of Greece, …

198819871986198519841983198219811980

1979 - 1970

Famous birthdays on February 11th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970

1979
  • Brandy Norwood

    American entertainer and recording artist Brandy, also known by Bran'Nu. Her first five studio albums, which she released in the United States, have been sold more than 10.5 million copies. She also has over 30 million worldwide records.

  • French tennis player. He is best known for winning the bronze medal at the 2000 Olympics. Roger Federer defeated him in the semi-final, after beating Swedish Magnus Norman. He won the 1999 Palermo Tournament.

197819771976197519741973197219711970

1969 - 1960

Famous birthdays on February 11th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960

196919681967

  • He was an Italian swimmer who won a Gold Medal in water polo with the Italian team at the Olympics, Barcelona 1992. He was part of the Italian team that won the Bronze Medal at the Atlanta Olympics on 7/28/1996.

  • He was an Italian soccer/football player, and team manager. He played for Napoli (1984aEUR”1994) and Juventus (1994aEUR”2005), as well as the national teams of Italy from 1985 to 2000.

  • American baseball infielder (San Francisco Giants).

  • Ontario, Canada; NHL left-wing (New York Islanders).

  • New Jersey, USA. Rower (Olympics 1996).

196619651964
  • Sarah Palin

    American politician and Republican candidate to be the US Vice President in 2008. Before being elected by John McCain (candidate to President), she served as Governor of Alaska for 18-months and was mayor of Wasilla in AK.

  • Ken Shamrock

    American wrestler and martial artist

  • Police officer from Liechtenstein and politician, 13th Prime Minister of Liechtenstein

  • Businessman

19631962
  • Sheryl Crow

    American singer, songwriter, and musician. Her music combines elements of pop, rock, folk, hip-hop, country and even hip-hop. Crow has also performed with The Rolling Stones, and she has sang duets with Michael Jackson. King, Tony Bennett, and Sting are just a few of the many people she has sung duets with. She has performed backing vocals for Tina Turner …

  • Belgian cyclist

  • Diane Franklin

  • Mexican wrestler (d.2008)

19611960

1959 - 1950

Famous birthdays on February 11th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950

195919571956

  • He is a French jazz musician. His father was a violin teacher at the university. His mother painted, and his brother was a pianist. Young Didier, aged 6, entered the Conservatory to follow his father's footsteps. He was 13 when he joined the Calais Municpal Theatre orchestra. He joined the jazz band Magma in 1973 and toured for four years …

  • American singer and guitarist (Bad Brains)

  • Catherine Hickland

    American singer and actress

  • New York, USA. Actress (Fort Apache, Bronx, Touched).

  • Scientist

1955

  • American homicide. A loner, upset over his recent divorce from his wife, shot and killed Robin Philbrook in an Amesbury parking lot at 12:30 pm on 10/01/1992. Robin Philbrook, a 31 year-old mother of her two children from a previous marriage, was shot once to the head by him.

1954

  • French homicide: A man who lived by deceit. He failed his second year of medical school in 1975. Time passed and he decided to not tell his parents. Instead, he continued his studies without passing the exams. He declared that he was a doctor at the right moment and continued living the lie for 18 more years, pretending to his …

  • American screenwriter and director

  • Japanese composer

1953

  • American politician, Governor of Florida from 1999 to 2007, and a well-known family member, the second child of President George Bush. He worked briefly at the Texas Commerce Bank after graduating from the University of Texas at Austin, in 1973. After graduating from the University of Texas at Austin in 1973, he moved to Florida where he became a land …

  • music figure (Blues Brothers).

  • Frankfurt-on-Main, Germany -- German FR, Lieutenant Commander USN / Astronaut

  • American actor

  • American baseball player (d.2014)

195219511950

1949 - 1940

Famous birthdays on February 11th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940

1949

  • French politician and leader of the Independent Ecological Movement, (Mouvement Ecologiste IndAcpendant - MEI), which he established in 1994 to replace the Greens. MEI was unable to attract more than 100 supporters due to Green's electoral agreements with larger parties. MEI claimed that it was purely an ecologist and not a political party. Waechter did not win enough endorsements the …

  • rock guitarist (Blackfoot).

  • American college and professional football player. From 1971 to 1975, he was a defensive tackle for the Ohio State Buckeyes and later for the Toronto Argonauts.

19481947

  • French radio journalist, TV host, and writer. He was privileged to direct FranASSoise dolto's daily radio interviews (1976). He also became well-known with "Perdu de vue", a French reality-show that aired in 1990.

  • Scottish musician who can play a rock bass guitar, keyboards and sax, as well as being a singer/composer. He and his brother Phil formed "The Gentle Giant", which released LPs such as "Acquiring the Taste", 1971, and "Three Friends" (in 1972). The group disbanded after he left it in the late 1970s.

  • Japanese politician and engineer 60th Prime Minister of Japan

  • French rugby union player, fullback, 1.79m and 78kg, also known as Monsieur Finale or Riton or Le Joker.

1946

  • American interior designer who has worked with celebrities. She is the daughter to New York socialite Slim Keith, and Howard Hawks, a film director. Kitty Hawks was educated at Smith College. She also graduated from the University of California, Los Angeles' school of architecture and urban design. She was the creative director at Perry Ellis, and also a member of …

  • Scottish-English footballer (d. 2007).

  • American comedian and author

  • Canadian actor, screenwriter, and politician

194519441943

  • French singer-songwriter and songwriter, whose most well-known song is "Je Suis Malade", which she co-wrote with Alice Dona. This song has been performed by many artists, including Lara Fabian (and Dalida).

  • Bordeaux Actor

  • British brigadier.

  • British Member of Parliament.

  • Stan Szelest American keyboard player (The Band) (d. 1991)

1942

  • American homicide victim, killed 1/11/1994 by Thomas LaCava, her estranged husband. She was an attractive, white woman who worked as a Yellow Freight customer service representative in Shrewsbury. She was scared of her husband of 30 year and had obtained a temporary restraining order in April after he threatened to kill herself and set fire to their home. In September …

  • British Member of Parliament.

  • Rock producer (On The Boards).

  • Comic book character (Archie).

19411940

  • British-born New Zealander. Astrologer and author of books on astrology. He also researched astrological themes in his postgraduate thesis.

  • American heiress, widowed by Henry Ford II, 70. He died from pneumonia on 9/29/1987. From a trust of $350 million, he left Kathleen $3 million in cash and the income, which was estimated at $15million per year. He also gave homes in London, Palm Beach, and Detroit. His generous will to Kathleen sparked a bitter court battle that ended in …

  • American soldier and politician (d. 2014.)

  • Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania -- Basketball player (1968 Olympics-Gold Medalist).

  • Popular Irish writer and TV anchorwoman for the show "Holiday". She was forced to leave the BBC in 1991 after ten years of service. The BBC received over 1,000 complaints. Gregg was a broadcaster for Radio 4's "Breakaway" from 1991 to 1997, when she was fired again.

1939 - 1930

Famous birthdays on February 11th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930

193919381937

  • English composer and pianist

  • American singer and guitarist (d.2010)

  • Australian cricketer and sportscaster

  • Canadian ice hockey player

1936
  • Burt Reynolds

    American actor and virile leading man in films of the 1960s and 1970s. He was a budding football star and signed with the Baltimore Colts before sustaining a knee injury in an auto accident that forced him to retire from football. In 1955, he switched to acting after he had become a part of the Baltimore Colts.

  • Georgia, USA; actor (Evening Shade. Striptease. Cannonball Run. Smokey and the Bandit. Dan August. Deliverance.

  • English actor (d.2013)

1935

  • American singer and guitarist (d.71)

  • The dictator and strongman of Panama, a Panamanian dictator, who oversees immigration, law enforcement and customs. Twelve indictments were filed against him by U.S. federal authorities in 1989. The U.S. accused him of receiving at least $4.6million in payments from the Medellin cartel, Columbia, to protect cocaine shipment shipments.

  • Danish composer

  • Virginia, USA; rock singer/guitarist ("Be-Bop A-Lula")

1934

  • English-Welsh fashion designer

  • Tina Louise

    Movie Actress

  • American politician and Missouri governor. He was a respected and honorable public servant, in the tradition Harry Truman. His goal was to replace Republican Senator John Ashcroft. He was a democrat and was elected to office in November 1992, 1996, with his term ending in January 2001.

  • English race car driver and motorcycle racer

  • New York, USA. Actress (Ginger - Gilligan's Island. Julie - Dallas).

1933

  • French notable family member, the daughter unmarried parents Edith Piaf, singer, and Louis Dupont. Piaf was 17 when she was born.

19321931

  • American boxing commentator and author (Showtime).

  • American politician, whose political career was marred by scandal.

1930

1929 - 1920

Famous birthdays on February 11th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920

192919281927

  • Germany Actor

  • French Tenor, especially associated with French and Italian characters roles in a repertoire that ranges from Baroque to contemporary.

  • Lawyer and politician for Canadian businessmen

1926
  • Leslie Nielsen

    Canadian-American actor and TV star who, by 1989, had acted in 39 films and nearly 1,500 TV shows. He was a comedian who made a name for himself in the 1980s with hilarious spoofs like "Airplane!" He is also known for "Police Squad" as well as "Airplane!" He was given a star on Hollywood’s Walk of Fame.

  • Lyon-based French chef who is known for his high quality restaurants and innovative approach to cooking. He is a prominent chef associated with nouvelle cuisine. This cuisine is lower-calorie and less expensive than traditional cuisine and emphasizes the importance of using fresh, high quality ingredients. Because he had many students, many of which have gone on to become famous in …

  • Scottish conductor

1925

  • American sex therapist, author, and co-founder of Masters and Johnson Institute, St. Louis, MO, in 1973. After completing her studies at the University of Missouri, she began working with Masters as a research assistant on 1/02/1957. They established the Reproductive Biology Foundation in 1964. This foundation allowed the study of psychology and physiology sexual intercourse using volunteers under laboratory conditions.

  • American actress (Born in 1925).

  • Renowned Masters and Johnson. American psychologist.

  • New Mexico, USA; actress (Right Stuff).

  • British Vice-Admiral.

19241923

  • American military. He was a four-star general in US Army and was formerly commander of US forces Europe in the late 70s. He was a combat veteran of three wars, including Vietnam, Korea, and WWII. He was wounded in a terrorist attack on Heidelberg, Germany on September 15, 1981. After his military service was over, he entered the business world …

  • British diplomat

  • Belgian politician, 1980 Minister for Bruxelles

  • English philosopher and academic (d.2010)

1922

  • French military officer during World War II. He was a member the resistance and served in the French Foreign Legion, the French Parachute Brigades. Today the 11th Parachute Brigade is known. He was appointed interim commandant of the 1st Foreign Parachute Regiment, which was disbanded in 1961. He led his regiment to the Generals' Putsch in May 1961.

  • composer.

1921

  • American politician and chairman of the Senate Finance Committee was named vice-presidential running partner to Michael Dukakis, 7/13/1988. He was a veteran of the Senate and House for nearly 25 years. He is known for his pragmatic leadership and moderate to conservative voting. Republican George Bush won the presidency in the November 1988 elections.

  • French actress and star of French cinema at the start of World War II. After the war, her association with the German occupation saw her sentenced to "national humiliation". She wrote an autobiography and died 22 January 1950 of tuberculosis at the age of 28.

  • American scholar and translator (d. 2007.)

  • Missoni, an Italian fashion designer and hurdler, was founded in 2013.

  • Clermont-Ferrand Military man

1920

1919 - 1910

Famous birthdays on February 11th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910

1919
  • Eva Gabor

    Hungarian-American actress, youngest of three glamorous European immigrants to Hollywood. Although Eva was much-married and the subject of much gossip, she actually has a long list film and stage credits and, in September 1965, a very successful TV sitcom called "Green Acres."

  • Tacoma, Washington -- Slalom skier (1948 Olympics-Gold Medalist).

1918

  • P?rigueux EXecutives

  • USA; Founded at Disney Studio in 1939 as an animation studio, hundreds of sculptures were created for Disneyland attractions. In 1983, Disney Legend was retired.

1917

  • American writer. Despite being disregarded by literary critics, he is loved by millions. He is one of few popular novelists who consistently top bestseller lists. His output includes more than 200 TV scripts and 25 major motion pictures. He also won an Edgar Allan Poe Award from Mystery Writers of America. 17 of his novels have been sold over 300 …

  • Italian film director. He was one of the most idealistic and neorealist filmmakers in the 1940s and 1950s. His films were punctuated with passionate calls for social reform.

  • Paris 16éme Politician

  • Kinneir graphic designer.

1916191519141913

  • San Pedro composer.

  • American attorney and astrologer who oversaw all legal aspects of AFA's founding and incorporation in 1938. He was also a counsel over many years and officially joined AFA on 4/06/1948 as an astrologer. Horton was involved in many types of work at AFA Headquarters until his retirement.

1912

  • Czech-American pianist and educator (d.94)

  • England, United Kingdom -- Poet/Narist (Lost Season).

  • French Nazi collaborator and marketing chairman for a cosmetics firm. Beginning in 1944, he spent five years in prison.

  • Napajedla, Czechoslovakia -- Pianist (Julliard)

1911

  • chancellor (Glasgow University).

  • Sir Alexander Cairncross, a Scottish economist, was his name. Under the influence of John Maynard Keynes, a leading light of the 1944 Bretton Woods Conference, where the World Bank and International Monetary Fund were founded, he became an economist lecturer.

1910

  • Italian soccer player. He was 70 years old when he died.

1909 - 1900

Famous birthdays on February 11th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900

190919081907

  • Swanton sports commentator and author.

  • Belgium sport Champion

  • Brazilian historian, whose works established a Brazilian historiographic tradition that was both Marxist and critical of Stalinist stageism. He died in SAPSo Paulo, 23 November 1990.

  • American builder and entrepreneur. Lewitt was the first to use a wide range of assembly-line methods in housing construction. This enabled him to build affordable houses quickly and easily, which were first offered in Levittown (NY) after World War II. William and Alfred, his brother, won a contract from the government to build 2,350 housing units in Norfolk, VA, for …

1906

  • He is a French composer and musician. In 1936, he founded the group Jeune France. From 1945 to 1965 he taught at L'Institut des Hautes A%0tudes CinA(c)matographiques. Le Musicien dans la CitA (c), which he completed in 1937, is his most famous work. He died in Paris, November 9, 1988.

  • British chief marshal for air.

  • La Machine Military man

1905

  • Netherlands -- Indonesian writer (Camp diary)

  • French painter, book illustrator, engraver, and designer of postage stamps died at Versailles on the 18th July 1977.

1904

  • Prime Minister of New Zealand (d.83)

  • LaBouisse was the UNICEF Director (1965-1979).

  • New Zealand stateman 1904-1983. Sir Holyoake, a farmer, was active in agriculture organizations during the 1930s and 1940s. He entered Parliament in 1932. He was a member of the National Party and became Deputy Leader in 47. In

  • Chilean priest, philosopher, and theologian. Author of over 10 books on topics related the philosophy of St. Thomas Aquinas as well as Ortega y Gasset, Juan VA!zquez De Mella. His life was devoted to teaching at different universities. He had many admirers as well as foes.

1903

  • Worker, musician and poet. He was also a playwright and founder of the Popular Ateneo de AlmodA3var del Rio (1925), his last Republican mayor.

  • Austrian composer and conductor (d.68)

1902

  • Danish architect designed Aarhus City Hall (d. 1971).

19011900
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