List of celebrities and famous people who were born on October 13th
Famous birthdays on October 13th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2006Model
Dancer
Actor
YouTube Star
TV Actress
Famous birthdays on October 13th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1999A Danish family legend, Helena Christensen's son was born in 1998 to her long-term relationship (from 1998 to 2003) with Norman Reedus. He was never married, despite rumors to the contrary. They were close friends and shared joint custody.
Instagram Star
Model
YouTube Star
Pop Singer
Dancer
Japanese actress and model
TV Actor
Soap Opera Actress
American family of fame, Marla Maples and Donald Trump's daughter Tiffany, who was born a month after Tiffany was.
Rapper
Rapper
Japanese voice actor
Japanese actress
Guitarist
American voice actor.
Athlete
TV Actor
Rapper
Norwegian tennis player
Famous birthdays on October 13th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989Korean Singer
Australian cricketer
Brazilian footballer
Japanese singer and model
TV Actor
Rapper
Vietnamese singer
Mexican footballer
Australian footballer
Basketball Player
American actress
Mexican footballer
Actor
English footballer
Football Player
Athlete
Japanese model
Japanese singer-songwriter and guitarist (Day After Tomorrow)
American soccer player
Japanese singer (Day After Tomorrow)
German video blogger
Swedish-English actress
Reality Star
New Zealander squash player
An Australian swimmer who is a hopeful for the Olympic 2000 in the 100m and 200m freestyle events. He is sometimes called "Torpedo" and "Flipper", as he is a calm, confident, modest, and poised teenager. He has been swimming since he was eight years of age and still practices about 20 hours per week. Thorpe has already set several world …
Italian rugby player
Author
Dancer
Japanese actress and model
American pianist, singer, and producer, best known for his work with Glen Hansard, The National, Sam Amidon, Nico Muhly, and The Gloaming.
TV Producer
Actor
English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Bloc Party).
Actor
Greek rower
American baseball player
English footballer
English boxer
Norwegian footballer
English footballer
American singer, songwriter, record producer, dancer and actress. Her mother, Tina Douglas, is a former dance teacher, and her father, Ken-Kaide Thomas Douglas, is a former singer. Her mother named her after the Ashanti Empire in Ghana; in this nation, women had power and influence, and Tina wanted her daughter to follow that model. Her grandfather, James, was a civil …
musician.
Musician
Famous birthdays on October 13th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979Senegalese footballer
Rock Singer
English footballer
Football Player
American basketball player: Forward, Trail Blazers
Athlete
American basketball player
Italian football player
American actress
Rapper
Musician
English cricketer
American drummer (Baptized By Fire Skelleton Key and Amfibian).
Canadian actor and drummer (Broken Social Scene, Junior Blue).
Athlete
Actress
Tackle (New England Patriots).
Actress
Soccer player (FC Groningen)
Athlete
Reality Star
Chinese singer and actor
Australian soccer midfielder (Olyroos, Olympics - 1996)
Musician
Scottish race car driver
American mixed martial artist and wrestler
Athlete
Japanese actress
Safety (Philadelphia Eagles)
French singer, composer and songwriter, and lead vocalist for the bands Louise Attaque, Tarmac, and "Violent Femmes". In 2009, he recorded his first solo album (including the single "Help Me").
The son of Princess Irene, the Dutch princess, is the Spanish husband of Prince Hugo Carlos de BourbonParma. His sister, Princess Margarite, was born a minute earlier. Twins were born six weeks early by C-section.
American sportscaster and swimmer
Dutch royalty, the daughter of Princess Irene who is the daughter of Juliana and Bernhard, and her Spanish husband Prince Hugo Carlos de Bourbon-Parma. Her brother Prince Jaime Bernardo followed one minute later, twins born by C-section six weeks premature.
Princess of the Netherlands
Columbus, Georgia -- 3x20 rifle (1996 Olympics).
English comedian
Movie Actor
Kenyan cricketer
NFL tight end (NO Saints).
Albanian-Greek politician and weightlifter
American screenwriter, producer and actress
Spanish producer and actor
Defensive end (St. Louis Rams).
American radio and television hosts
British opera singer
American producer and actor
WLAF running back (Frankfurt Galaxy)
Grove City, Ohio -- Tennis star (1994 LA finalist).
NFL / WLAF quarterback (KC Chiefs and Scottish Claymores).
Famous birthdays on October 13th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969American skating champion and Olympic metal winner. Graceful and graceful, she won the Bronze Metal World Championship at the U.S. Nationals 1991. She then won a Bronze Medal for figure skate in Albertville, France, in the Olympic contention 2/21/1992 and a U.S. Detroit Figure Skating Champion
American actress, best known for her role in the soap opera/TV drama "As the World Turns"
Jackson, Michigan -- Pitcher (Toronto Blue Jays).
American country singer
WNBA center / forward (Charlotte Sting)
Spanish actor and singer (Il Divo).
Lodi, California -- Double trap (1996 Olympics)
San Sebastian, Puerto Rico -- Pitcher (KC Royals)
American singer and actress
Spanish baritone (Il Divo)
American actress
Cuban jumper (world records 1989)
Anaheim, California -- Pitcher (San Diego Padres)
English footballer
NFL running back (Az. Cardinals, Carolina Panthers).
American baseball player
American sportscaster
Politician
Businesswoman
English sprinter
French politician and actor.
Belgian cyclist, who took part in the Atlanta Olympics in August 1996 and was 10th in one event.
Rocker (Affair-First Bite)
Wheat Ridge, Colorado -- Cyclist (1996 Olympics - 11th Place)
Photographer
American producer and actor
Chinese astronaut and general pilot
Actor
Los Angeles, California -- Outfielder (San Diego Padres)
American screenwriter and producer of actor actors
Italian journalist and author
Japanese singer and voice actor
Italian comedian, actor, painter, and impersonator.
French actress on the film and stage, born to a Canadian father. She is most well-known for her role as Fais-pas ci, Faispas ASSa in the TV series "Faispas ci", which features TonquA(c.dec).
American baseball player who played for both the Minnesota Twins as well as the San Francisco Giants. In 1987, he received a Minnesota college diploma in Sports and Exercise Science. He was completely disabled during 1988, which led to a poor year.
American auto designer and fabricator
American murderer (d. 2004)
Author and academic from Jamaica.
Movie Actress
French politician and Secretary of State for Solidarity, in the government FranASSois Fillon between June 2007 and 14 November 2010.
American football player
USA; actress (Mischief, Twins, A Tiger's Tale).
American actor and author
NBA guard (NY Knicks, Orlando Magic)
American basketball coach and player
French businessman who, along with his mother GeneviA've de Fontenay, served on the boards for Miss France and Miss Europe.
Oswego, New York -- Heavy metal vocalist (Anthrax-Protest)
Scottish politician and politician
American politician and lawyer United States Attorney General
American football coach and player
Japanese actor
Marshfield, Massachusetts -- Free pistol for 1996 Olympics
Politician
American politician and journalist 24th White House Press secretary
Famous birthdays on October 13th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959TV Show Host
American musician who played the synthesizer in a band that toured Japan in 1985. His group, "Bigg Band", performed on a TV show in the early 1990s. He was working as a Music Director in a blues band by the end of the '90s.
Utah, USA; singer/actress (Paper Roses, Goin' Coconuts).
American producer and singer (The Choir and Lost Dogs), guitarist and singer-songwriter.
American politician and junior senator of Washington
Japanese actress and singer
American composer and bassist (Machine Gun).
American composer and musician
Rocker
Toronto, Ontario -- LPGA golfer (1984 Chrysler)
Phoenix, Arizona -- 200m runner (1976 Olympics - Bronze Medalist)
Italian mime is a wonderful talent.
American basketball player and coach
American Beauty Queen, Miss California Universe 2-14/1977 Los Angeles
American executive producer and creator of the TV series "X-Files," The first broadcast took place in Vancouver, B.C. at 21:00 PDT on 9/10/1993. It has grown from a Friday night favorite to a drama series with high ratings and critical acclaim. A 1998 X-Files feature movie was released. Rumours of a second film are circulating after the television show has …
Singaporean-English pianist
Scottish religious figure
American artist
American runner
American keyboard player and composer
Musician
French academic and historian
American baseball player and sportscaster
Israeli nuclear technician
French singer and musician, Gypsy Kings founder. He was adopted by a Gypsy and became their spokesperson and protector of their traditional ways. UNESCO appointed him as the international ambassador for peace.
(Rep-R-Michigan, 1985- )
English scholar and lexicographer
American jockey
Scottish actress who won the RADA Scottish Award before making her TV debut in 1978 on "The Mill on the Floss." Guard was frequently seen in Shakespearean productions on TV.
Hong Kong-American actor
American singer-songwriter/guitarist (d. 2014).
United States -- Army / Astronaut (STS 53, 59, 76)
Model/actress (Ashanti Country of No Mercy).
Rocker
Rocker (England Dan & ).
Politician
Welsh journalist, author and critic
English singer-songwriter, guitarist and producer (Fairport Convention & The Albion Band).
American author and chef
Dutch TV hostess
German FR, sprinter (1972 Olympics-Gold Medalist).
Politician
Actress
Famous birthdays on October 13th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949Puerto Rican model Miss Universe 1970
Rocker (Foghat)
Writer
Belgian race car driver
American actresses and sopranos
Belgian racing driver
American runner
Producer and actor of Brazilian singer-songwriter guitarist
ESPN Sports Anchors (NHL), drown at 46
American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Fleetwood Mac).
Pakistani singer and musician (d. 1997)
Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania -- Country singer ("Crazy Blue Eyes")
Pakistani singer (d. 1997)
American musician
Oklahoma, USA; soprano (Musetta-La BohTme).
American guitarist and singer-songwriter
American politician
American singer-songwriter and guitarist (England Dan, John Ford Coley).
English clarinet player and saxophonist (Soft Machine).
American radio host and sportscaster
Journalist
American singer (Van Halen)
American actress
British conservative politician and Jr. Minister at the Dept. Health and Social Security. As a M.P., he was reelected at the General Election on 6/11/1987
Scottish producer and owner seven West End theatres. He is responsible for many major London productions over the past two decades. Mackintosh is known for being loyal to his family and friends, and very frugal ("I compare the prices when I shop in the supermarket") - despite the APS10million a year salary he earns.
Armenian journalist and author (d.2013)
Dutch singer (Neerlands Hoop)
TV Actor
Georgia, USA; actor ("Sanford and Son Baby I'm back")
Surinamese politician and general 9th President of Suriname
American actress and host of a game show
NYC, New York -- Singer (On Stage at Wolf Trap)
French singer and songwriter, birth name Daniel Bevilacqua. Christophe's first hit was Aline, in 1965. He is famous for "Oh Mon Amour" that he sang in French and Italian. He had many downward periods and comebacks. At times, he was plagued with alcoholism and drug abuse that took a toll on his life suffering from a nervous breakdown and depression.
A Dutch military officer in a lower rank until he overthrew Suriname's government in 1982. Suriname was a former Dutch colony. Bouterse, who was particularly hated by journalists, killed 12 of them while he seized power. His popularity and power grew steadily up until August 1997, when the Dutch government issued an International Warrant for his arrest. His drug dealings …
American producer and pianist (Chicago), singer-songwriter
Bremerton (Washington) -- PGA golfer (1980 NZ Open).
Activist
American journalist and gifted writer, Barnicle was accused of plagiarising. The "New York Times", on 8/13/1998 published an editorial calling for his resignation. After President Clinton confessed to the nation that they had lied, Barnicle quit after 25 years of being The Globe's most successful and popular columnist. Barnicle was accused of fabricating stories and events which were not true. …
Sauber F1 Team was founded by a Swiss businessman
Actress
American football player and owner of the Dallas Cowboys. Jones, a successful businessman, purchased the struggling franchise in 1989. In a span of ten year, Jones helped lead the team to six conference titles and three SuperBowl championships. Jones's genius is evident in the team's success.
American actress. She was a movie starlet in the 1960s. Her debut film, "Summer and Smoke" (1961), is her first. Her Broadway debut was on 9/27/1966 in "Dinner at Eight".
American UFO researcher and owner of the largest UFO video inventory (25,000 hours) as well as tapes (6,000 hours), which he sells from his Yucaipa home. He established the UFO Audio-Video Clearing House in Yucaipa in 1990. He provides videos of alleged UFOs for TV and films.
Turkish actor (d.2009)
American manager and player
New Jersey, USA; singer/actor ("Kodachrome", "One Trick Pony").
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma -- Actress (Viva Max!)
Latvian-American actress
Scottish boxer
American singer and song-writer, Art Garfunkel teamed up to create folk-rock music icons of 60's. They recorded songs like "The Sounds of Silence," Homeward Bound," America," "The Boxer," and "Scarborough Fair." After winning six Grammy Awards for "Bridge Over Troubled Water", the troubled duo split in 1970. Simon won several Grammy's in 1986 for "Graceland" after a slump in early …
Canadian broadcast journalist and environmental activist who co-founded "Greenpeace" and led the campaign to ban commercial whaling. Many newspapers and magazines have published his advocacy columns.
Politician
American saxophonist, bandleader
Swedish singer
English singer (Colosseum, Atomic Rooster).
Famous birthdays on October 13th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939American actress
American poker player and author
Arkansas, USA; actress
American football player (d. 2012).
American poker player
Novelist
Austrian actress.
He was an American pitcher and baseball player. His first major league game was September 8, 1956, with the Baltimore Orioles. He was transferred to Los Angeles Angels after two seasons and then to the Washington Senators to play his final games. He retired from the sport on September 25, 1963, and became an auto products sales manager.
Long Beach, New York -- Actor (Dr McDaniel Ben Casey).
English journalist and author (d.2003)
French actor. His most well-known films include
American writer and photographer. First child. Since 1962, freelance photographer and writer. He is a colorist with marine life as his main interest.
The 14th U.S. government appointee. The U.S. Permanent Representative under President Jimmy Carter. McHenry was raised by a single mother in the black ghetto. He was known as "the Professor" as a child. He joined the State Department 1963-1973 after graduating from university. He was appointed Deputy Rep to U.N. Security Council in 1977 and sent to Angola, 1978. McHenry …
New York, USA. Actor (Boys in the Band Angel).
Artist
New York, USA: Actor, who starred in hundreds TV and film films. The Incredible Shrinking Woman and Downhill Racer were among the films. McGyver, DoogieHowser, The Six Millon Dollar Man Hart to Hart, Hart to Hart and The A-Team are guest stars. Bay Watch is also available.
Scottish publisher / banker / multi-millionaire
Indian veena composer and player
(Rep-D-Oregon)
American singer-songwriter
Musician
American actor and radio host
Dutch actress (Oh Venus Daddy Longlegs).
American author claims she is Dwight D. Eisenhower’s illegitimate child in her book "A Case of Injustice" (1991).
Greek politician and singer
Architect
American actor and director (d.2005)
English businessman
Composer
Canadian politician and judge (d. 2007).
Baron Bingham, Cornhill English lawyer and judge Lord Supreme Justice of England & Wales (d. 2012).
Canadian politician and jurist (d.2007)
Egyptian royalty (d. 2005).
American actor (d. 2005).
American jazz musician, drummer, and vibraphone player. He was the fourth child.
French-Italian actress and dancer, singer, and dancer, well-known for her performances with Brando, Presley...
France sport Champion
American baseball legend with the Milwaukee Braves. He gave them a "fearsome" home run punch. Matthews and Hank Aaron were instrumental in leading Milwaukee to its first World Series title. He is also considered one of the greatest third basemen in baseball. On 18 February 2001, he died from complications of pneumonia in La Jolla (California).
Texarkana sports Champions
Hall of Fame/Milwaukee Braves/homerun hitter (512), (dies 2001).
Novelist
American television producer and screenwriter (d. 1978).
South African Minister for Education / Culture (1985-)
Famous birthdays on October 13th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929Journalist
American poet critic and translator
Chinese-American poet and painter (d. 2010).
American composer and saxophonist
Turkish politician and engineer 8th President of Turkey (d.93)
Tennessee, USA; singer (Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour).
American cellist and bassist (d. 2002).
American baseball player and coach (d.2012)
Kowalski (wrestler), Canadian professional wrestler (d.2008)
Canadian-American wrestler, trainer (d. 2008).
Scottish-English saxophonist (d. 2013)
Architect
British politician who was the first female Prime Minister in the United Kingdom. She was also one of the most powerful women of the twentieth century.
American comedian who was known for his satirical and controversial topics. He changed the face of standup comedy. In 1963, he wrote a fictionalized autobiography called "How to Talk Dirty & Influence People". He was once married to a drug addict and stripper, and they had one child together before he divorced. On 8/03/1966, he died from a heroin overdose …
Writer
Danish singer-songwriter (d. 1979)
American writer (Subject was Roses).
Obsenity arrest of comedian
44th President of Argentina, Argentinian politician (d. 1994).
Indian politician and activist (d. 2002).
American vibraphone player, bandleader
New York, USA: Orchestra leader (Steve Allen Comedy Hour).
Norwegian actress and singer. She was selected to represent Norway at the 7th Eurovision Song Contest in 1962 with her song "Kom sol kom regn" ("Come Sun, Come Rain") Jacobsen was joint 10th among 16 competing songs.
English actor (Born in 1923)
Dutch soccer star (Xerxes / Fortuna / Inter Milan)
Businessman
American producer and screenwriter (d. 1994).
English playwright and author
Dutch international footballer (Born in 1923)
Haddonfield (New Jersey) -- TV host/songwriter (Spin the Picture).
Composer
Italian singer, actor, dancer, and mime. Montand, known as the "Frank Sinatra of France", was a matinee idol who embodied Gallic charm and sex appeal over more than 40 years. His films include "The Wages of Fear" 1953. He was followed by "La Guerre Est Finie," 1969, "Grand Prix," 1966, and "The Confession," 1970. He was considered an unofficial ambassador …
Argentinean psychiatrist who created family therapy. He also co-created structural therapy with Carl Whitaker. This is a treatment that addresses the whole social unit and not just the individual. His five books, "Family Kaleidoscope", are considered the standard in family psychiatry. He is an outstanding master of his field. He is an engaging professor of Psychology at Penn and a …
Boston, Massachusetts -- Leader of the Orchestra (NBC Follies).
American actor and songwriter born in Germany (Born 1920).
American actress, and former Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer contract star.
Milwaukee EXecutives
American actress, and former Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer contract star.
Famous birthdays on October 13th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919French politician and industrialist, he was the French ambassador to Japan between 1964-1966 and the Minister for Youth and Sports up until the 1968 Paris uprising. Married once and had eight children.
Toulon Politician
Sri Lankan academic and zoologist (d.2010)
American actor who made his film debut in 1943's "Bataan", followed by "Since You Went Away" and "Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo" 1944. He was somewhat constricted by his appealing image of a boy-next door throughout his career. He was actually an alcoholic and schizophrenic and was convicted for drunk driving. He spent a considerable amount of time in a mental …
Major General of the American Military
American actor (d. 1951).
Dublin, Ireland -- Actor (King Lear Exorcist).
American entertainer and creator of the popular puppet show "Kukla Fran Ollie". Kukla was first created in 1936, but the characters were most well-known in the late 1940s and 1950s when they appeared on television.
American patriarch of Osmond family (Born 1917).
American astrologer who joined AFA in September 1977.
Dutch baritone (Great Broadcast Chorus)
American baseball player. He was a right-handed pitcher for the Brooklyn Dodgers during one season in 1945.
NYC, New York -- Actor (5th Musketeer, High Sierra)
English academic and painter (d. 2003).
Child psychologist
Slovenian playwright and poet (d. 2004).
During the Second World War, French Resistance Fighters
French officer in the military, who specializes in intelligence information.
Ivancice Moravia (Czech Republic) -- Composer (4 Impressions).
French historian and professor of literature.
Slovak-American actor, producer, and screenwriter (d. 1989).
Slovak-American actor, producer, and screenwriter (d. 1989).
Paterson, New Jersey -- Pianist (Dinah Shore Show)
St-Mihiel Military man
Singer and producer from India (d. 2001).
Albanian poet and author (d. 38)
Norwegian ceramist, educator, and non-fiction writer. In Oslo, he ran a ceramics workshop with Margrethe von den Lippe. Many of their works were coproductions. From 1939 to 1975, he was a lecturer at the Norwegian National Academy of Craft and Art Industry.
The French champion swimmer was the bronze medalist in the 200m breaststroke at Los Angeles' 1932 Summer Olympics.
French trade unionist, vice chairman of CFTC, and president of CFDT.
Belgium Writer
Eaubonne physician
Composer
US jazz pianist / composer
Author
Famous birthdays on October 13th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909American jazz pianist who also studied accordion, guitar, violin, and piano. In the 1920s, he formed a small group and did most of the club work in the Toledo area. He was a member of several bands and did club work as well as being a D.J. He lived in New York for two years, before moving back to the …
American author and illustrator (d. 2001)
Roosevelt, Utah -- Political cartoonist
American cartoonist (d. 2001).
A French general, a French military officer, was awarded the title of Compagnon de la LibA (c)ration' (English, Companion to the Liberation).
Lun?ville Military man
American biophysicist, virologist. He was the first president of the Biophysical Society. He was married twice, and had two children. He was 86 years old when he died January 3, 1995.
Francescas physician
Writer
British rear-admiral
Maringues physician
Athlete
Romanian football manager and midfielder (Born in 1905)
French Catholic Archbishop, who was killed on 28 January 1983.
French motion picture director. He was the first husband of Simone Signoret, 1948-1951. Marc Allegret is his brother. After working as an assistant director, he directed his first feature in 1940. He rose to prominence in film noir after World War II, especially in films starring Signoret.
American baseball player (Born in 1905)
French film director (d. 1987).
Writer
Halifax, England -- Actor (Billy Liars, Gay Dogs)
Composer
Pennsylvania, United States -- Actress. (Children of the Wild).
American writer (d. 1973).
Rouen Musician
Italy -- Cyclist (1920 Olympics, Gold Medalist).
Estonian academic and musicologist (d. 1987).
Louisiana, United States -- Black author (100 Years of negro liberty)
Amsterdam architect / city builder
Harrogate (England) -- Actor (Promoter Rembrandt).
France Writer
American singer (All of Me), (Born 1900).
Composer