List of celebrities and famous people who were born on June 12th
Famous birthdays on June 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2019 - 2010
2013Family Member
Famous birthdays on June 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2009YouTube Star
Family Member
TV Show Host
IV, North Philadelphia's golf prodigy
Famous birthdays on June 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1999Family Member
Musician
TV Actor
American singer and actress
Pop Singer
Vine Star
Vine Star
Turkish footballer
YouTube Star
Vine Star
Athlete
American author, published when she was nine years old. Sarah is one year older than her autistic brother Evan. She has given lectures to her classmates about living in a home with an autistic brother. Her book "All About My Brother", which was published on 9/02/2002, is the first ever book by the Autism Asperger Publishing Co. that was written …
Family Member
Filipino dwarf
Soccer Player
Actress
YouTube Star
YouTube Star
TV Actress
YouTube Star
American actor and musician
Reality Star
American actor.
English gymnast
Venezuelan baseball player
American comedian
Basketball Player
Vine Star
American actor producer and screenwriter
Spanish runner
English footballer
Famous birthdays on June 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989Swedish ice hockey player
Ethiopian runner
Singer and model from the Philippines, Filipina
Actress
Swiss footballer
American singer-songwriter/guitarist (Anarbor & Cute Is What we Aim for)
Canadian actor and radio host
Chilean footballer
Latvian basketball player
Model
Estonian ice dancer
American football player
Spanish footballer
Australian actress and model
TV Actor
Spanish basketball player
Australian footballer
Australian actor
Metal Singer
Russian swimmer
American football player
Actor
Spanish basketball player
Filipina actress
English-American actress and model
Movie Actor
American TV personality and glamour model
Australian professional rugby league player
Irish footballer
American musician
Mozilla Firefox was co-created by an American computer programmer.
YouTube Star
Writer
Kenyan-Qatari runner
Italian footballer (d.2013)
American teenager killed in car accident, 9/22/1998 at 7:03 AM Pembroke, MA. Erin, her sister, was driving the car she drove with three other girls on their way to school. Erin lost control of the car when it hit a section of rain-filmed roads. They then careened across the dividing line and into the path of a pickup truck. Colleen …
Polish model.
German rugby player
South African rugby player
Soccer Player
Nigerian actor and boxer
French race car driver
Japanese model
Businessman
Australian actress
Croatian basketball player
American football player
French racing driver
Reality Star
Dancer
American drummer (The Dirtbombs).
English cricketer
Brazilian supermodel
German television presenter
American actor
Latvian basketball player
Australian footballer
German footballer
Actress
American Author
Italian rugby union player
American mixed martial artist
American football player
American radio host. Hogan, a young Emerson College student, has hosted radio blues shows since 2000. . In 2002, he graduated. He replaced Mai Cramer's long-time host of Blues After Hours on WGBH radio in Boston, MA, as the interim cohost.
Famous birthdays on June 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979Englewood (New Jersey) -- Actor (Ghost in the Machine Sandlot).
Argentinian football player
American football player
Canadian wrestler
Swedish musician
American basketball coach and player
English rugby player
Actor
Comedian
American actor
American screenwriter and actor
Japanese actress and model
Comedian
American artist, who appeared in "The Real World: Chicago" on MTV.
Canadian ice hockey player
American blues-rock guitarist
Winnipeg, Manitoba -- 200m butterfly (1996 Olympics).
American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Rides).
Comedian
American basketball player and sportscaster
Danish footballer
Danish footballer
Eustis, Florida -- Miss America - Florida (1996)
American actor
Australia -- Decathlete (1996 Olympics)
American wrestler and journalist
NFL center (St. Louis Rams).
American seaman, Chief Officer and second in command of the ship Maersk Alabama that was attacked by Somali pirates April 8, 2009.
French-American actress
American producer and actor
NBA guard (New Jersey Nets).
Japanese baseball player
Australia -- Diver (1996 Olympics).
American basketball player: Forward, Bulls
American race car driver
Australian rules footballer
Producer
Right wing of Ice Hockey (Finland, Olympics-1998)
Greek footballer
Dutch soccer player (Roda JC, MVV)
Japanese singer and actress with a Japanese voice
British actress. She was seen in "Eastenders" from 1988-1991. After leaving the series, she pursued acting. In August 1993, she briefly returned to the series.
Los Angeles, California -- 100m runner
Rocurt (Belgium) -- Tennis star (3rd Round 1995 US Open).
Australian baseball catcher (1996 Olympics).
Comedian
Jamaican DJ and rapper (The Alliance).
Dutch soccer player (FC Utrecht, NEC)
Silsbee (Texas) -- 238+lbs (108+kg), weightlift (1992, 1996 Olympics - 14th place)
Westminster, California -- Outfielder (Atlanta Braves).
Soccer player (Roda JC, Feyenoord)
WLAF receiver (Amsterdam Admirals)
Buenos Aires, Argentina -- Tennis star (1992 Austrian)
Kirkwood, Missouri -- Volleyball middle-blocker (1996 Olympics).
Triple jumper and coach Caribbean-Dominican
French speed champion, 1988, 1991, and 1996. She was the World's Record Women's Champion 1995 and 1996, and she won a Gold Medal for Speed Cycling at the Atlanta Olympics 7/28/1996.
Iranian-Finnish television host and tailor
NBA guard (Milwaukee Bucks and Vancouver Grizzlies).
American actor
Writer
Canadian actor
Baltimore, Maryland -- Outfielder (Texas Rangers).
Canadian screenwriter and actor
Famous birthdays on June 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969Mexican wrestler
NYC, New York -- NHL defenseman (NY Islanders, Toronto)
Actor
Austrian politician
NFL fullback (Philadelphia Eagles).
Hungarian guitarist (Omen, Bikini) (d. 2007)
French actor
Burmese activist
Actress (ER)
Torrance, California -- Diver (1996 Olympics)
American bass player and songwriter (Blues Traveler), (d. 1999).
Flint, Michigan -- Pitcher (Minn Twins).
French journalist and TV host (TF1 private channel).
English-Australian actress
Spanish screenwriter and actress
Estonian basketball coach and player
Spanish actress, director, and writer
French actress Florence Nicolas (also known as Florence Nicolas) was a star in both film and television roles from 1980 to 2008.
American track and field: Runner, Bronze in 100M at Atlanta, Gold in Barcelona, Gold in 200M
English keyboard player (Charlatans) (1996)
Norwegian-American porn model and actress
Czech singer-songwriter/pianist (PsA VojA!ci), (d. 2013).
Entertainer
US singer / songwriter (Baby)
Liverpool, England -- Actress (Serpant & Rainbow).
Rockville, Maryland -- Actress. (Lindsay Sutton -Chicago Sons).
American journalist (The Rachel Maddow Show).
Italian actress and singer, best known as the lead role in "Quo Vadis, Baby" and the Gabriele Salvatores mini-series. she also played the lead role in "Like Two Crocodiles," a Golden Globe nominated film about Best Foreign Language 1996.
Businessman
Driver of an Irish race car
Scottish-born English cricketer
American producer and director of actor
American professional wrestler
Australian actor and coach of footballers
Mexican-American actress
Nigerian minister and television host
American wrestler
American professional wrestler
Wanganui, New Zealand -- Double-scull rower (1996 Olympics).
French rally car driver.
American actor
American actor
Utah, USA; actor.
English keyboard player (The Bolshoi).
American singer and bass player (Black Flag & Dos).
Kenyan runner
Writer
American singer author and publisher
French business executive, Chairman of LVMH MOAt Hennessy Louis Vuitton Inc.
American golfer
Businesswoman
Laurel, Nebraska -- PGA golfer (1987 Honda Classic)
American basketball coach and player
Famous birthdays on June 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959St. Catharines, Ontario -- Cyclist (1984, 96 Olympics - Silver Medalist)
American singer-songwriter and accordionist (They Might Be Giants, The Mundanes).
Canadian comedian (Kids in the Hall).
California, USA; actress (Cindy-Three's Company, Dallas).
Writer
Actor
Suriname -- Dutch actor (Say "A")
TV Actress
Games Designer, Games Workshop, Nottingham
American guitarist and singer-songwriter
Buenos Aires, Argentina -- Astronaut
Politician
Physicist
Businessman
American basketball player and coach
American singer and actress
American politician and advocate for cannabis reform in America. He is the founder of Harborside Health Center and its CEO. The center offers medical cannabis dispensaries in Oakland and San Jose. DeAngelo was featured in the Discovery Channel documentary "Weed Wars" and Harborside was also featured on an episode "Inside Man" featuring Morgan Spurlock. DeAngelo received the High Tim Award …
American producer and director of actor
Canadian comedian and host of his own late-night talk show. Bullard was a comedian for many years before being discovered by Comedy Channel and CTV to host his own show.
Impressionist/comedian (Ronald Reagan and George Bush).
Pakistani cricketer and coach
Michigan, USA; actor.
Australian cricketer and sportscaster
Journalist
French homicide. Also known as "The ogre of BesanASSon". He was a multiple rapist and he killed young girls.
Stage Actress
Novelist
English engineer
Baron Razzall English politician and lawyer
Dutch TV host
A prominent swiss cellist and musician. Prominent swiss musician, cellist.
Prefect, French senior official.
American actor, seen in "Field of Dreams," and "Sneakers." His first TV series was "Trapper John M.D." He was the role of Elliot on "Thirty-Something" and won an Emmy. He made his debut on the series "Champs" in January 1996.
Tennessee, USA; rocker "Towing the Line".
Texas, USA; actress (April-Knight Rider).
American guitarist and singer-songwriter
American actor
Actor
Gaspar, an Italian comedian also known as Gaspar has been in a long relationship with Andrea Brambilla. The duo appeared together on television as 'Zuzzurro' and 'Gaspar' from 1978. They met at The Derby Club in 1976. Brambilla/Zuzzurro died on 24 October 2013, ending their successful collaboration.
American author and physician
Educator
American politician and academic 10th Secretary of Energy.
Glasgow, Scotland -- Composer.
English bass player (The Pretenders), (d. 1983).
singer (Crossings - "Collis Band").
American musician, he committed suicide by carbon monoxide poisoning. He died on March 8, 2007, at around 11:30 pm, or the morning of the 9th, in Atkinson (NH). His suicide note stated, "I am lonely."
American drummer (Cheap Trick & Tinted Windows).
Armenian politician and engineer 10th Prime Minister of Armenia (d.2007).
Austrian politician
Danville, Illinois -- Actor (Sean Cudahy-All My Children)
Riverton (Wyoming) -- WLAF offensive coach (Rhein fire).
American musician (Cheap Trick)
American screenwriter and actress
Musician
English politician
American homicide victim. She was stabbed to death shortly after 6:30 pm by Robert Jenner, her estranged husband. This happened at Beverly Manor Nursing Home, where she was a nurse.
Turkish singer-songwriter/guitarist
venezuelan politician. He is a member in the National Assembly from the district capital. He was also chairman of the Standing Committee on Citizen Participation, Decentralization, and Regional Development of the National Assembly. He currently serves as the first vice president of the National Assembly (Legislative period 2010).
Austrian singer and presenter. He was born in Braunau am Inn and graduated in 1968 with Matura. After graduating in 1968, he spent a year in America before moving to Graz for medical school. He met Thomas Spitzer's sister in Graz. Erste Allgemeine Verunsicherung was his first love. Eberhartinger finally stopped his studies and took up various jobs in Munich …
Famous birthdays on June 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949French politician who was a member of the National Assembly between 1993 and 1994. Lucien Ferri shot her to death while she was driving back in HyA'res on February 25, 1994.
British singer/bass guitarist, best known as the leader of group Asia. He has also performed with King Crimson.
Estonian singer and guitarist (Apelsin).
Activist
German politician and judge President of Germany
American actor
Russian Cosmonaut (SK:Soyuz TM-28)
German politician
He was a Canadian hockey player who played left wing in the NHL for the Montreal Canadiens (now Quebec Nordiques) between 1969 and 1983.
German footballer
Doraville, Georgia -- Rocker (Atlanta Rhythm Section)
Austrian race car driver
American singer (d. 2005)
Cartoonist
Novelist
Politician
Elizabeth, New Jersey -- 4x400m runner (1968 Olympics-Gold Medalist).
American choreographer and dancer with the New York City Ballet. He is one of the most influential choreographers in American dance. As a youngster, he began dancing in 1959. He was renowned for his bright and lively performances with the New York Ballet. He also had a few roles as a dancer on television.
French physicist.
Manager and English footballer
Canadian ice hockey coach and player
Irish coach and footballer
Social anthropologist
Sydney, NSW -- US rapid-fire pistol (Olympics 1980, 96).
Actress
French jockey, winner in 1978 of the Cravache DaEUR(tm), with 116 wins. It is held in Paris at Longchamp. The classic 2,400-meter distance (approx. 1 1/2 miles. This is an internationally acclaimed sporting event that is highly prized by flat racing fans.
American psychic and clairvoyant. She is also a radio and television personality. She is the president of The Universal Voice, New Jersey’s largest parapsychological organization, and a member of Universal College's staff. She is active as a teacher in college and adult schools, giving lectures and demonstrations on esoteric theory and biofeedback, and the tarot. She is available for private …
US singer (Independents-Leaving You)
Rocker
Lancaster, England -- Actress (Doris Hank)
Writer
New York, USA. sportscaster (NBC-TV).
Singer rock (Troggs Wild Thing).
English singer/songwriter (The Troggs).
Nobel Prize winner for German biologist and physiologist
Politician
American producer and singer (The Dovells).
French businessman and president of Autoroutes du Sud de la France, an Autoroutes company that specializes in the maintenance of highway infrastructure.
Corea, an American jazz musician, was already playing piano at age four. Chick grew up listening to great jazz music and was inundated with it from his childhood. He began his professional career with Blue Mitchell in 1964. This partnership lasted until 1966. He was Sarah Vaughan's companion for a year and then joined Miles DavisaEUR(tm), an electric piano band. …
American veteran and popular NBC sportscaster, he was fired when he was convicted of sexual misconduct.
An English folk rock singer, guitarist and songwriter who is a professional musician since 1964. Harper's 50-year career has seen him release 22 studio albums as well as 10 live albums.
England; rocker (Folkjokeopus).
English singer-songwriter (The Troggs), (d. 2013).
American politician
Massachusetts, USA; jazz musician. (Delhpi I. Toy Dance).
Canadian politician and educator
Famous birthdays on June 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939French entrepreneur and the oldest Spanghero Brother (Italian descent). He founded "A la table de Spanghero", a food processing company, in 1970 with Claude, a well-known international rugby player. He sold the company in 2009 with Claude, who was an international rugby player. Laurent, now 74, returns to "Spanghero" after four years. This was following the scandal of horse meat …
Athlete
(Rep-D-Indiana, 1983- )
American politician and sergeant (d. 2003).
Information law (Dutch jurist)
English-Australian actor
English teacher and tenor
Guinean politician and lawyer 11th Prime Minister of Guinea (d.2016).
British racehorse trainer.
American criminologist with a B.S. A criminologist from America with a B.S. in criminal justice and an M.A. In criminology. She has worked as an Adult Probation Field Officer in Dallas (TX). Psych Assistant to Houston Forensic Department. Freeland Researcher. Her 1991 thesis was about homicide.
Russian-French mathematician, academic (d.2010)
Hungarian-Austrian biologist, zoologist
German football manager and player
French engineer, futurist and science writer. Ph.D. from Massachussets Institute of Technology. His brother Arnaud was an adventurer, surfer.
French geographer, who was Director Emeritus for research at CNRS (1984-1994).
(Rep-R-New Hampshire)
American economist, administrator, and educator. Sawhill was the president and CEO at The Nature Conservancy, and 12th President of New York University. Sawhill died in May 2000.
Australian cricketer (d. 2014.)
English judge and lawyer
Italian actress and television personality who began her career as a runway model during the WWII post-war. She played Venus in La Vestale, an opera by Luchino Viconti, in 1954. In 1955, she made her TV debut with Vetrine. A RAI manager noticed that she was also selected to be the assistant to Mike Bongiorno on the quiz show Lascia …
French actress (d. 1967).
American cinematographer (d. 2001).
American cinematographer, who was the first to use hand-held work, lighting techniques, and HD development throughout his career. Although he has a long list of films to his credit, he will be most remembered for Chinatown (1974), and Scarface (1983).
English producer and director
American photographer, won Pulitzer Prize (d. 2004)
Actor
Ethiopia -- Marathoner (1968 Olympics-Gold Medalist)
South African soprano producer
American novelist (d. 2005).
Norwegian politician and shipowner. He was a member the Norwegian parliament from 1981-1985, Minister for Defence 1989-1990 and Mayor of Oslo 1995-2007.
Author and journalist of American English (d. 2005).
American author and scholar (d. 2005)
TV Actor
First US Episcopal Female Bishop
Alabama, USA; actor/singer (Gomer Pyle).
Italy sport Champion
Dutch sculptor (KLM-Schiphol)
American chess player (d. 1976).
Politician
Scottish race car driver and engineer (d.93)
Famous birthdays on June 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929German-born diarist (Born 1929)
One of the most respected judges in Scotland, a Scottish jurist. Lord McCluskey is the child of an attorney.
English critic and author (d. 1995).
Pakistani writer, scholar, and Urdu translator
Dutch-Jewish diary writer from 14 to 15, while her family lived in complete confinement. Non-Jewish friends protected them in their attic. Anne, her sister Margot, and her family were captured at Bergen-Belsen on March 15, 1945. Her father, who survived the war, returned home after the war and found Anne's diary.
American songwriter
American actor and singer-songwriter
New York, USA. Singer ("The Street Where You live").
American CEO of Central Louisiana Electric, who is known for being a meticulous executive. Braeme graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Accounting and entered a career as a finance accountant.
New York; song writer ("The Bear Necessities", "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious", "It's a Small World", Academy Awards for "Chim Chim Cher-ee" and "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang", Grammy Awards), named Disney Legend 1990.
Greek diplomat and politician.
American composer and director
Artist
Scottish composer, musician, bandleader, and jazz trumpeter. From 1941, Fairweather formed a musical partnership from Sandy Brown, an architect-musician. The Fairweather-Brown All-Stars played in London until the mid-sixties, when the group disbanded.
American racecar driver who took part in six Indianapolis 500 races. He was a top ten finisher eight times. His best result was 7th at Daytona in 1959 and at Fuji in 1966. After his Indy Car career ended, Cheesbourg was back on the dirt track racing circuit. His generosity of help to other racers is what made him a …
New York, USA. Headwriter (Edge of Night).
Composer
English professional wrestler (d.2006)
French road bike racer who finished six times on the podium in Grand Tours. His strong personality earned him Le Grand Fusil (roughly meaning "Top Gun"), the nickname.
St Germain en Laye Journalist
Portuguese poet and psychiatrist (d. 1975).
Novelist
France sport Champion
41st President of United States
American politician who was President of the United States between 1989 and 1993. He graduated from Yale in 1948 and went on to be a business executive, as well as the owner of Zapata Petroleum. In 1963, Bush was elected to the office of GOP Chairman. He was elected to Congress in 1966 and served two terms. In 1974, he …
Massachusetts, United States -- 43 Vice President (1981-1989) 41st president (R, 1989-93)
American photographer.
President
German-American radio host and guitarist (d. 2013).
American make-up artist (Born 1923)
Hungarian / French sculptor (Great spiral)
General Mills is an American business executive. He was once married and had four children.
Italian
Composer
Director
German psychologist, author, and astrologer. He is also a Christian esoteric. Andersen specializes in mundane astrology, astrogeography and he is the author of "Astrogeographie-Atlas." He was an astrologer and doom prophet in his later years.
Canadian illustrator and author (d. 2005).
English academic and author critic (d. 2007).
Writer
Spanish screenwriter and director (d. 2010).
Economist/Minister of Finance / Director (IMF).
Canadian artist (d. 2005).
Spanish screenwriter and film director (d. 2010).
American basketball pro-basketball player, 1946-1947. He died 1/19/1998
First Lady of Peru, the wife of General Juan Velasco Alvarado (military and political Peruvian), who was the president of Peru from 3 October 1968 to 28 July 1975 under the so-called Revolutionary Government of the Armed Forces. She was the First Lady of Peru and chaired the National Assistance Board. From this board, she did aEURaEURsocial work in different …
Germany Actor
American actor (d. 2003).
American soldier and cartoonist (d.2002)
English screenwriter and actor (d. 2000).
French painter and songwriter, gay, known in 1940s cabaret circles as "le Picasso de la chanson" (The Picasso of song) and "le monstre de Saint-Germain-des-PrA(c)s" (The monster of Saint-Germain-des-PrA(c)s).
Famous birthdays on June 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919Czechoslovakia -- Actress. (Dakota, Accused Of Murder).
Germany -- Actress (Boys from Brazil) / teaches acting
American film producer (Born 1918).
American film producer (d. 2001).
Sri Lankan-Australian academic and mathematician (d. 2001).
United States -- Actresses (Arsenic & Old Lace).
Italy Actor
French aviator, a fighter pilot ace during World War II.
Businessman
Actress from Italy, who was killed in Paris on June 4, 2006.
NYC, New York -- Director (Land of the Giants and Poseidon Adventure).
American politician
Mexican-American diplomat and politician 14th Governor of Arizona (d.2015)
Television producer (Sea Hunt and Flipper).
American banker and philanthropist, who was the youngest of five sons from John D. Rockefeller Jr.
English soldier and politician (d. 1997)
Actress (Saboteur and Bodyguard), died at 77
Dance journalist
American golfer. He reached the finals of the USGA amateur championship three consecutive times, but failed to win the title each time.
Chinese-Japanese go player (d. 2014.)
Meudon Military man
Syracuse, New York -- Actor (Climax)
Anglo-French composer Sephardic Jewish origin.
French businessman and car manufacturer who became, in 1949, the deputy managing director at Panhard, his family’s vehicle manufacturing company.
Canadian general (d. 1996)
Coach
Canadian admiral
Canadian army general (d. 1996)
Chico, California -- Actor (Judge Roy Bean).
American psychologist (d. 1961).
American academic and psychologist (d. 1961).
Canadian ice hockey coach and player (d. 1993).
Blues / Jazz Bassist
Yugoslavia -- Writer / politician (New Class)
Musician
Irish-English playwright (d. 1992).
Explorer
Famous birthdays on June 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909Composer
Corona, New York -- Orchestra leader (Arthur Godfrey)
Evian Journalist
Fontenay-aux-Roses Military man
French activist and politician. Rol-Tanguy was 15 when he joined the workforce as a findryman. Soon he developed an interest in photography.
German / Austrian SS (Mussolini / Ardennen)
Canadian TV pioneer and president of CBC (d. 1988).
Minister
Russian ballet dancer and teacher (d. 2010).
Bordeaux Writer
Adjudant to Prince Bernhard/ Jewish humorist
French newsmaker. He was one of the few survivors of the sinking Titanic on April 15, 1912. His brother Edmond (1910aEUR)1953, and he were the "Titanic Orphans", as they were the only children to be rescued from the Titanic without a guardian or parent. He was just four years old when the disaster struck and was the only male survivor.
Indian guru, author of The Primal Power in Man:The Kundalini Shakti," 1950.
France sport Champion
Lille Writer
Businessman
Composer
Italian poet (Born 1906)
St-Etienne EXecutives
American middle distance runner (Born in 1905)
Composer
Netherlands Scientist
Belgium sport Champion
American cornet player (New Orleans Rhythm Kings). (d. 1925).
Belgian politician and lawyer Mayor of Ghent (d.73)
Flemish historian/ (mayor of Ghent).
Italy sport Champion
German scientist, astronomer and director of university at Bonn observatory 1947. Numerous articles on astronomy. Married once.
Composer
Flemish actress (Sonna)