List of celebrities and famous people who were born on November 17th
Famous birthdays on November 17th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2009Pop Singer
American dog (d. 2013)
French-born daughter of Tina Arena, an Australian pop singer, ex-patriot who lives in France with Vincent Mancini, her husband.
TV Actor
Dancer
Pop Singer
YouTube Star
Famous birthdays on November 17th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1999Filipino actress (d. 2015)
YouTube Star
American actress. She is best known for her role in the 2012 feature film Moonrise Kingdom as Suzy Bishop. This earned her a nomination for the 2013 Young Artist Award in Best Performance in a Feature Film – Leading Young Actress.
Vine Star
American family, Deborah Roberts is the daughter of Al Roker, Today's weatherman, and Deborah Roberts, a newsgirl. In just a few weeks, she had her 285 lbs dad wrapped around her fingers. Her brother Nicholas Albert was born in New York City on 7/18/2002.
Pop Singer
The son of Imran Khan, a noted Pakistani-British family, and Jemina, 8 lbs. at birth
YouTube Star
Blogger
YouTube Star
Actor
Movie Actress
American fiddler and singer-songwriter
YouTube Star
Vine Star
American-Filipino singer and actress
Actor
American snowboarder
Vine Star
American actor.
Model
Hong Kong snooker player
New Zealand race horse (d. 2015)
YouTube Star
American actress
Famous birthdays on November 17th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989American football player
YouTube Star
Pop Singer
YouTube Star
Bassist
Actor (Liar Liar, General Hospital)
English swimmer
English footballer
Pop Singer
Portuguese football player
French boxer who won a bronze medal in the Light Welterweight division at the 2008 Summer Olympics. He was a four-time military word champion but only won an Olympic medal. He also claimed that the Olympics referees were unfair. He was in deep depression and began training for Rio 2016.
Nicaraguan baseball player
English long jumper
Italian footballer
Uruguayan footballer
American bonobo (d. 2012)
Carolina Neurath Swedish journalist
Malian footballer (d.2013)
Filipino actress
American singer.
Comedian
Model and actress from South Korea
American figure skater
English screenwriter and producer of actor
American novelist
American baseball player
Screenwriter and producer of Australian actresses
TV Show Host
American baseball player
American baseball player
American figure skater
Greek basketball player
Greek basketball player
YouTube Star
American baseball player
American basketball player
Australian singer and actress
Athlete
Athlete
Indian cricketer
Brazilian footballer
Brazilian footballer
American basketball player
New Zealand guitarist and singer-songwriter
Pop Singer
YouTube Star
Stage Actor
American musician (Hanson)
American professional wrestler
American wrestler
Nigerian-Canadian football player
Oklahoma; American guitarist - Hanson (MMMBop).
American professional wrestler
Famous birthdays on November 17th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979English footballer
Canadian actress
Actress and stuntwoman from New Zealand
TV Actor
New Zealand actress-stuntwoman
American football player
Ex-Roster League player for the London Broncos
American Astrologer, based out of New York City. She has a Bachelor of Arts in Communication and Studio Art. This degree led to a career in web and graphic design with extensive publishing experience. She is the owner of the
South African swimmer
Actress
English footballer
Athlete
Venezuelan model Miss World 1995
Writer
Miss Universe - Costa Rica (1996)
American actress and director
American actor
American actress and director
American basketball player
American rapper (Three 6 Mafia) (d. 2013)
Rapper
Polish mountaineer
South African-born Italian rugby player
A French woman was charged with belonging to a Mexican kidnapping gang (2005).
American actress
Italian actress, who was a star in the film "Ovosodo" as a child, is highly regarded.
French-Sierra Leonean acrobat, she won the pentathlon gold medal at the 1999 World championship as well as the long jump gold at the 2003 World championship. She became the first French female to leap over 7m.
Miss Universe - Photogenic (Philipp, 1997)
Actress
Spanish actor and comedian
Actor (Baywatch and Blind Fury, Step by Step).
Politician
American football player who played last in the NFL for the Chicago Bears in 2005.
Russian figure skater and coach
Tackle (New England Patriots).
German footballer
Swedish singer-songwriter/producer (Vintersorg Borknagar Cronian fission Waterclime, Otyg).
Coach and manager for Cuban-American baseball players
American producer and actress
Businessman
Swedish singer (Vintersorg)
American college senior at Dartmouth, and All-American athlete, was found dead at 1:30 PM on 7/10/1995 from a gunshot wound to the head. There are many questions about her suicide.
American actor
English badminton player
American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Moldy Peaches).
English chef and model
WLAF OL (Amsterdam Admirals)
Reality Star
TV Actor
Macon, Georgia -- Tennis star (1993 Futures-Evansville IN)
Belgian TV-radio presenter Maureen, for "Gone with the Wind", began acting as an actress at the age of 10. She moved to France in the early 1990s and worked with Laurent Ruqier, Antenne 2 and Canal Plus Channel.
English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Cradle of Filth, The Blood Divine).
Model
English businesswoman
Soccer player (Roda JC).
Dearborn -- NHL defenseman (Pittsburgh Penguins).
Doctor
Famous birthdays on November 17th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969Belgian table tennis champion, placed 5th-8th in men's singles at 1996 Atlantic Olympics. This was 3rd in the entire world. Philippe, his brother is also a champion.
Toride, Japan -- Wrestler (Japan)
Japanese singer and voice actor
American victim of homicide, killed by her husband Michael in the early hours of the morning on 9/23/1990, Fort Collins (CO). After a year of being together, they had been married on 5/12/1989. After a year, the intensity and frequency with which they argued escalated. She left him in May 1990. She became an exotic dancer.
American feminist writer
Businessman
German pornographic actress
American basketball coach and player
WLAF tight finish / running back (Barcelona Dragons).
Boston, Massachusetts -- Vocals - New Edition, Bell Div Devoe – Candy Girl
La Mesa, California -- Actress (Reform School, My Chauffeur)
Actress
American guitarist and singer-songwriter
NFL running back (Denver Broncos - Super Bowl 32)
American actor and singer (New Edition and Bell Biv DeVoe).
French actress, seen with Mel Gibson in her first English-speaking role as "Braveheart". Marceau is a well-respected and popular actress in France, and her international fame continues to grow.
American musician who made his debut in the avant-garde clubs scene of the 1990s. He was often compared with his father Tim Buckley, a 60aEUR(tm),s musician who died from a drug overdose at 28. Jeff, like his father, died young. He drowned in an accident in the Mississippi River, near Memphis, Tennessee, on May 29, 1997.
Model and actress from Cuba
Baltimore, Maryland -- Pitcher (New York Yankees).
American guitarist and producer (Guns N’ Roses and Love Spit Love).
Australian actress and singer (I'm Talking).
American composer and bassist
Filipino basketball player and coach
American baseball player. He is a first baseman for Tampa Bay Devil Rays. After being selected in the fourth round, Sorrento was signed by the California Angels. He has been a part of five teams in the thirteen years that have followed that fateful day.
Jamaica -- 4x400m runner (1988 Olympics - Silver Medalist)
Regina, Saskatchewan -- Tennis player (1996 Olympics)
Bellefonte (Pennsylvania) -- 163 lbs /74 kg freestyle wrestler (1996 Olympics).
Italy -- Tennis star
Australian composer and violinist (The Go-Betweens).
American politician and academic 24th United States National Safety Advisor
United States -- Pairs figure skater (1980 Olympics - Silver Medalist)
American baseball player and sportscaster
American radio personality and actor
Annapolis, Maryland -- Rower (1996 Olympics).
She is a Canadian hockey coach, coach, and policewoman. In 1998, she coached the national women's hockey team to a Silver Medal in ice hockey at Olympic Games. She is also the coach of the Minnesota-Duluth hockey club, where she won three consecutive NCAA championships, in 2001, 2002 and 2003.
Canadian drummer (Annihilator, Primal Fear).
YouTube Star
Brooklyn, New York -- Murderer (FBI Most Wanted List)
Freising, Germany -- PGA golfer (1995 Greater Milw-2nd)
Champion French cross-country runner, 3/22/1987
Musician
California, USA; actress ("Apple's Way")
Canadian singer (Les Colocs) (d. 2000)
Native American musician, author, TV host, music director and record producer.
Canadian singer-songwriter/guitarist (Les Colocs), (d. 2000).
Athlete
American politician and junior senator of Pennsylvania
Denmark -- Actress (Grace Dallas, Princess Daisy).
U.S. Navy Seabee diver was killed by terrorists aboard TWA Flight 847 (Born in 1961).
American transvestite, a black, 6' 5" drag queen who is an image of class and glamour in full costume. RuPaul grew up in a houseful of women, his mom, Ernestine and sisters Renetta, Renne and Rosalind. His mom ruled the roost, undemonstrative except when she let loose with her big temper.
TV Show Host
Entertainer
French victim (aged 7). The school was attended by his teenage murderer. The teenager demanded ransom from the parents, but police found that the boy had already died before he made his demands. France was in shock when Emmanuel's picture appeared on the cover for the weekly "Paris-Match".
South African field hockey and cricket player
German manager and footballer
Famous birthdays on November 17th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959Manager and English footballer
Estonian politician
California, USA; actor (Cole - Falcon Crest).
Businesswoman
Author
American producer and actor
Actress
Winnetka, Illinois -- LPGA golfer (1989 Standard Register)
Illinois, USA; actress (Color Of Money).
American singer and actress
English journalist
Scottish politician
British psychologist and author
Martin Luther King, Jr.'s daughter (d. 2007).
Canadian ice hockey player
Canada; NHL referee.
Politician
American canoe racer
Australian criminal
Novelist
Director
Australian author and criminal (d. 2013).
American porn actor (d. 90)
Manager and footballer from Greece
Italian fashion designer and lover of designer Maurizio Guicci. He moved in to the Milan apartment he shared with his ten-year old son, Patrizia, after he had left his wife Patrizia. He was killed and wounded on 27 March 1995 as he left his apartment to head to work.
England, United Kingdom -- Vocalist (Blonde on Blonde)
Rocker
South African politician and businessman, 7th Deputy President for South Africa
Welsh fashion designer
Romanian wrestler (Olympic-1980).
Austrian singer-songwriter, world musician Hubert Achleitner. He is a well-known exponent of New Volksmusik, Alpine Rock and traditional Volksmusik. His hometown is where he was born.
Dutch player in field hockey
Canadian actor and winner of the Canadian Film Award 1978, Best Actor. He is well-known in Stratford and Toronto for his powerful performances in stage productions such as "Bent," Foxfire, and "Long Days Journey Into Night." His film work includes "The Wars."
American actor, musician, and tennis pro. He is the first child of Dean Martin's second wife Jeanne Biegger. Desi Arnaz Jr. was his childhood friend. At 13, he formed a rock band called "Dino Desi and Billy." They released a hit single in 1965, and four albums the next year. He was already in his first movie by 1968 and …
American actor
California, USA; actor.
German politician and economist
American football coach and player
The controversial self-taught Scottish artist is seen as the poster boy of popular art. However, he is frowned upon by the artistic establishment. His 1992 painting The Singing Butler (see attached) was a hit in Britain.
American actor, singer and tennis player (Dino Des & Billy), (d. 1987).
Tom Walkinshaw Racing was founded by Tom Walkinshaw Racing (d.2010), a Scottish businessman and driver of race cars.
Author
Athlete
Famous birthdays on November 17th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949Boehner, a Republican Party leader and politician from the United States, entered politics in the 1980s. He was elected to the House of Representatives in 1990 and elected minority leader in November 2006.
New Orleans, Louisiana -- 110m hurdler (1972 Olympics - Bronze Medalist)
American ex-athlete who competed mainly in 110 metre hurdles. He was awarded the bronze medal at 1972's Olympic Games in Munich.
Prime Minister of Vietnam
Vietnamese soldier and politician, 8th Prime Minister of Vietnam
American politician and physician Dean announced his candidacy to the Democratic nomination for President in Burlington on June 23rd 2003. When Richard Snelling, then-governor of Vermont, died unexpectedly on August 14, 1991, Dean assumed the seat as gubernatorial candidate. In 1992, Dean was elected Governor of Vermont. He continued to hold that office for five years. He didn't seek re-election.
American politician and physician Dean announced his candidacy to the Democratic nomination for President in Burlington on June 23rd 2003. When Richard Snelling, then-governor of Vermont, died unexpectedly on August 14, 1991, Dean assumed the seat as gubernatorial candidate. In 1992, Dean was elected Governor of Vermont. He continued to hold that office for five years. He didn't seek re-election.
American musician
Spain -- Cyclist (1972 Olympics - Bronze Medalist) drug disqualified
French politician who served as Minister for Relations with the Parliament (2009-2010) or Minister in Charge of Co-operation (2010-122) during Nicolas SarkozyaEUR (tm)'s presidency.
American guitarist (Dead Kennedys).
Chinese-American musician of the first generation, composer since 16 years old. He was also a keyboard player who backed well-known performers like Bobbie Gentry or the Lennons. In 1979, he composed the music for "Skatetown U.S.A."
American fashion designer
American scriptwriter
Rocker
Rocker
American entrepreneur and CEO at Aldus. He also owns 60% in Apple's desktop publishing division. Brainerd, an ex-newspaperman, has a BS and MA in business. He is a perfectionist at work and has time to go hiking or rafting.
American notable family, the son Burt Lancaster.
American screenwriter and producer of director films
Chinese-Canadian politician and educator
English singer and songwriter (Jethro Tull).
Figure skater and coach from the Netherlands.
Spanish politician who was a former newspaper editor and served as Secretary of State between 1984-1986.
Writer
American soldier lawyer and politician 39th Governor, Iowa
Austrian homicide: Four people were killed in a homicide. He was a white male with solid, thick features. He was an illegitimate son. His father was a soldier, amputee, and an alcoholic. Kniesek was in a difficult relationship with his mother. He had an S-M relationship at age 14 with an older woman. He knife-slashed his mother ten more times …
French astrologer and director of the Institute of Astrological Studies, Nantes, since 1984.
American basketball player who plays forward and center for the Rockets and Bullets. His team won the 1978 NBA Championship, numerous league and team records, and they were the NBA 50th anniversary team. Hayes, who was determined and diligent in his practice, was elected to the Basketball Hall of Fame.
English-French screenwriter and producer of director
British politician and accountant.
Director (City of Joy Mission, Killing Fields, Mission)
English activist and journalist
Houston Rockets, Baltimore Bullets
The Seattle Central Library was designed by a Dutch architect and academic.
American pro-astrologer who uses a pragmatic approach. She is a PhD and received her doctorate in Transpersonal Psychology. For six years, she was an associate professor at Naropa Institute in Colorado and was then on the faculty at Kepler College. Her books include "What Astrology can do for you," "Charting Your Career," and "Counseling Techniques in Astrology." Co-authored "Dreams," a …
American singer, guitarist and tambourine player. He started his career with the "New Christy Minstrels." He joined the "The Byrds" in 1964, which was based in Los Angeles and produced major hits within two year. David Crosby had first met him at L.A.’s Troubadour during a hootenanny.
American singer, guitarist and tambourine player. He started his career with the "New Christy Minstrels." He joined the "The Byrds" in 1964, which was based in Los Angeles and produced major hits within two year. David Crosby had first met him at L.A.’s Troubadour during a hootenanny.
American professional baseball player, known as Tom Terrific with the New York Mets. He led them from ninth in 1968 to first in 1969. He won the Cy Young Award the first time he was inducted that year on October 29, 1969, and again on October 30, 1973. On 6/15/1977, he was traded to Cincinnati Reds. He was the 17th …
American actor
Model
Tipton, Missouri -- Rock guitarist
New Jersey, USA, actor (Taxi, Ruthless People, Twins).
American businessman and Chairman of Morgan Stanley, CEO since June 30, 2005.
American basketball coach and player
English-Scottish politician and academic
American actor and director 5 feet tall. In 1982, he was honored with an Emmy for his role in "Taxi", a TV sit-com. He is a Hollywood star with his steady rise in credits on film and TV.
Saturday Night Live was created by a Canadian-American producer and screenwriter.
American actress, supermodel and TV personality. She was a Revlon high-fashion model for ten years and made a significant impact on the definition of beauty.
South Carolina, USA; actress/model
American CEO of Cigna, an American managed health care parent company with over 40 HMOs. Taylor graduated from Trinity with a BS in 1964. He is known for his expertise as an investor and increased the company's ability to consolidate, abandon personal and auto insurance.
American film director and award-winning filmmaker Scorsese is well-known for his fascination with the dark side of life. Scorsese is regarded as one of America's most influential filmmakers. Scorsese's films are a mix of different genres. These include his more well-known drama pieces, musical dramas, documentaries and biopics as well as epics that deal with themes such alienation, despair, violence, …
British track and field star and the world's fastest marathoner, 12/03/1967, when he shocked the athletic world by becoming first to run the classic distance in 2 hours 12 minutes. This title he held until 10/25/1981, when it was broken by Alberto Salazar, an American 23-year-old.
Cambodian politician and criminal
Dutch actress (Goede Tijden Slechte Tijden)
Cambodian criminal
New York, USA. Director (Mean Streets and Last Temptation of Christ).
Dancer
Hungarian-Japanese physician and microbiologist (d. 1993).
Academic and English endocrinologist
American keyboard player and producer of singers (The Four Seasons).
Academic and economist from Bangladesh
French entrepreneur who founded "Nouvelles Faces" - one of Europe's most important travel agencies - on 2 Oct 1967. He was a great travel agent for nearly 30 years, until he became overwhelmed by financial difficulties and had to sell his assets. Maillot resigned as a director on the 1st of November 2001.
Los Angeles, California -- Rock vocalist / guitarist (Byrds)
(Rep-D-Nebraska)
American jazz musician and trumpeter, who still plays professional gigs in the '90s. He is not only a jazz musician, but also has interests in holistic body work, pro massage and astrology. He experienced a gradual spiritual awakening between 1972 and 1973.
Turkish poet and composer (d. 2002).
Irish singer and banjo player (The Dubliners), (d. 1984).
Famous birthdays on November 17th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939English journalist, writer, satirist and family. He was the second and first child of Evelyn Waugh's wife Laura. He was commissioned into Royal Horse Guards to perform his military service. He lifted a machine gun that was not working and shaken it. He lost his arm when the gun shot into his chest.
Canadian singer, songwriter, and guitarist. He is known for his classics "If You Could Read My Mind," the Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald, and "Carefree Highway." Lightfoot, who was awarded the Juno (Canada’s equivalent to the Grammy) 16 times and nominated for four Grammys, has written more than 500 songs. Three albums have gone platinum and five went gold.
English industrial / auto collector
Baron Guthrie of Craigiebank Scottish general
Composer
Philosopher
New Zealand -- 800m/ 1500m runner (1960s, 64 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
British comedian and satirist. He is often called the "funniest man in comedy history." Cook is best known for his show "Beyond the Fringe," which mocked contemporary culture and the political figures of the 1960s. Dudley Moore and Cook also appeared in "Not only...But Also," a popular comedy series. They also made movies together.
Torquay (England) -- Actor / comedian ("Bedazzled")
He was a Swiss chef and restaurateur who owned his own restaurant in Crissier in Switzerland. This restaurant, which he retired in 1996, is often called "the best restaurant in the world." In 1989, he was named "Cook of the Century" by the Gault and Millau guide.
English bishop
Japanese actor
Israeli poet (d. 2005)
Dutch MP (PvdA)
Austrian actor and skier (d. 2009).
Journalist
American football player
American football player
Scientist
Austria -- Skier (1956 Olympics, 3 Gold Medals).
Academic and psephologist from Canada-English
American politician and soldier 32nd Mayor of Tulsa
American basketball player (d. 2014.)
English actress
(Rep-R-Oklahoma)
Cuban baseball player
Cuban-American baseball player, scout
American baseball player
English admiral (d.2015)
French historian elected to AcadA(c),mie FranASSaise in June 2001. His work on French memory and identity is well-known. His name is often associated with the study and preservation of new history. He is the French financier Simon Nora's brother.
American politician who was a Democrat in the Texas House of Representatives as well as the Texas Senate during the 14-year period 1985-1999. Luna was a champion of education while in the legislature. He was also a founder of the Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund and served four terms on the board. He passed away on the 6th …
American Astrologer and member of ISAR. She was married and had a Los Angeles home. On 11/11/1987, she had surgery to remove a lung cancerous tumor. Radiation treatment was then administered. A year later, she died.
French historian and curator of the National Archives.
American decathlete who was the only competitor to win the event on two occasions. First, he was the 1948 Olympic Games decathlon champion in England. Then, he won the title again in 1952 at the Helsinki Olympic Games in Helsinki.
California, USA; decathlete (Olympic-gold-1948, 1952).
Writer
Pennsylvania, USA; composer (Splendor in the Grass).
Politician
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Composer ("Splendor in The Grass")
French circus artist and the eldest child of Alexis Gruss senior, master equestrian (1909-1985), and Lucienne Begautour (1914-1998).
A Scottish politician, a Member in Parliament, Labour representative, was elected at the General Election on 6/11/1987.
American accountant, CEO of Cincinnati Gas & Electric (a utility company). Randolph is a college graduate with a BBA in Accounting and an MBA in Accounting. He also has the time to lead the local Boy Scouts council.
Tulare sports Champions
Famous birthdays on November 17th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929France Writer
American baseball player (Born 1929).
United States -- Yachtsman (1952 Olympics - Gold Medalist)
United States -- Yachtsman (1952 Olympics - Gold Medalist)
Japanese actor and director (d.2013)
Dutch lawyer/Attorney General on Aruba
Businessman
American screenwriter and producer of actor actors
French sculptor. He is best known for his accumulations and destruction/recomposition of objects. Andy Warhol's film, Dinner at Daley’s, features Arman. It is a documentary of Daniel Spoerri's dinner performance that Warhol shot on March 5, 1964.
French-American painter and sculptor (d. 2005)
British actress. A femme fatale with long dark locks who plays seductive roles in enigmatic roles. She has a silky purr.
Belgian comics writer, who also served as the artistic director of Spirou comics magazine during its golden era in the 1950ies to 1960ies.
Canadian politician and geologist, businessman
American clarinet player (d. 2015).
American actor
France sport Champion
Politician
American actor
American actor. He was a matinee idol and symbol of the Hollywood Golden Age of lighthearted romance and wholesome heroes. In 1957, he was nominated to the Academy Award as Best Actor in the film "Giant", and he won the Golden Globe four times for Favorite Film Male.
French business executive and Director of SAGES. Reyt was sentenced in 1993 to 200 days imprisonment for illegally funding a political party.
Illinois, USA; actor.
Soldier
Conductor of the American-Australian oboe players (d. 2010).
American bowler and baseball player
Painter/printmaker/curator
American basketball player, he was a pro in 1949-50.
Actor / vocalist (Show Boat), passes away from lung cancer at the age of 84
Dutch actor. His brothers Pieter and Ton were actors. Joris, his son from the marriage to Simone Rooskens was also an actor.
Dutch actor/director (Hague Comedy).
American lawyer and airline executive.
New Zealand cricketer and coach (d.2001)
American baseball player (d. 1986).
Swedish Roman Catholic bishop (Born 1923)
British Professor of Law
Cape Verdean politician 1st President of Cape Verde (d. 2011)
French archaeologist, historian and archivist who did extensive research on Paris, where he died 18 January 2002.
St-Urcize physician
Portuguese writer and Nobel Prize laureate (Born in 1922)
American biochemist and Nobel Prize winner in academic sciences
International civil servant
Danish artist and illustrator
He was a French Orthodox Christian theologian who lived in Paris. He was a strong advocate for the reunification and dialogue of Christians (he was close to Pope John Paul II), the inclusion of Christian thinkers in modern thought and society, and he was a friend of Pope John Paul II.
Hugh Gibbs' wife, a British-American celebrity family, has been married for many years.
Indian actor and director (d.2002)
Luxembourgish singer, lyricist, and entertainer (Born 1920).
Famous birthdays on November 17th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919North Korean educator and painter (d. 2014).
Journalist
Bormes Military man
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Composer/arranger (Olympic Hymn).
French historian and professor who taught at the University of SaarbrA 1/4 chicken from 1950 to 1957, and then returned to the Sorbonne. Duroselle's works include L'Abime (1985) and La Decadence (1980). His study of international relations earned him the 1982 Balzan Prize for Social Sciences. He died in 1994, on the 12th of September.
France Military man
Belgian boxer. He participated in the 1936 Summer Olympics.
Sacramento, California -- TV host (Jackie Gleason Show)
Manager and player for the Italian association football team. His only cap for the "Azzurri" was the 2-0 victory against Paraguay. He was 61 years old when he died on 9 January 1979.
American author and historian (d. 2005).
Germany Military man
Rural Mississippi: Community activist
He is the French prelate of Roman Catholic Church and one of the oldest living bishops. He has been the oldest French bishop since the death of GA(c).ry Leuliet.
Writer
Belgium sport Champion
Bullsgap (Tennessee) -- Comedian (Hee haw)
French Egyptologist, first woman to become a Fellow of the French Institute of Oriental Archaeology, and first woman to head an archaeological dig in France, 1938.
French politician and Gaullist official, since 1940 when he joined de Gaulle's Free France Movement, London. He is also the author of Fouchet Plan for European Political Unity.
NYC, New York -- Actor. (Jailhouse Rock and Sitting Bull).
Peruvian diplomat. He was the ambassador of Peru to Lebanon, Morocco and Uruguay. Ernesto Montagne Markholz's son and Raquel Sanchez Beavides. Ernesto and his father Ernesto were both soldiers who served as prime ministers in Peru. He married Yolanda Mofino Queirolo and had a daughter with her. He died 7 September 1995.
United States -- Actor/choreographer/director (Easter Parade)
Japans media CEO (Fujisankei Com Group)
French diplomat who served as France's Ambassador in Mexico (1965-1969), and Russia (1973-1976). He died in Paris, 7 February 2002.
Famous birthdays on November 17th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909Actor playwright/TV producer (Heart of the Matter).
British occultist and prolific spokesperson for the "Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn." Alastair Crowley was his first teacher, and he became his secretary. He joined the Golden Dawn in 1934. His books include "The Tree of Life" (with Alastair Crowley as his secretary) and "The Middle Pillar". Regardie is known for being balanced and precise in his work.
English author and occultist (d. 1985).
Actor
Netherlands Writer
Honda Motor Company was co-founded by a Japanese engineer and entrepreneur (d. 1991).
Italian filmmaker and writer. He was a novelist, screenwriter, journalist, and short-story writer. After a few attempts at acting, he found his way to films as a Scenarist/Assistant Director and then moved into full-time film-directing in 1939. Soldati was a director for nearly 30 films during his 29-year tenure, including "La Provinciale" in 1953.
Trenton, New Jersey -- Actress. (Evel Knievel. One Stolen Night).
American baseball player (Born in 1906).
Princess of Sweden
Swedish-Belgian royalty, married King Leopold III of Belgium November 1926.
Astrid of Sweden
Ajaccio Journalist
The Belgians (d. 35)
Russian-born American actor, who immigrated to Hollywood in late 1920s. In 1928, he made his first film appearance. Auer was a well-known actor in many of the most popular films of his era, earning him an Academy Award nomination for 1936. Later, he moved to television and continued acting in films in France and Italy into the 1960s. He died …
Polish poet / author (Eyes & Mouth).
St. Petersburg, Russia -- Actor ("My Man Godfrey")
German scientist historian.
American architect and sculptor (d. 1988).
A French cyclist who was awarded a Gold Medal at Paris Olympics in 1924. He was 81 years old when he died in 1985.
Composer
French mother and housewife who was one of the last to be guillotined.
Italian poet, playwright and fiction writer. He died in Florence, February 15, 1957.
Hungarian American theoretical physicist, mathematician. In 1963, he was awarded a part of the Nobel Prize in Physics for Physics "for his contributions in the theory of atomic nucleus as well as elementary particles, especially through the discovery and application fundamental symmetry principles." The other half of this award was split between Maria Goeppert-Mayer (Maria Goeppert-Mayer) and J. Hans D. …
Mathematician / physicist (A Bomb, Nobel 1963)
Austria -- Acting coach/actor (Somewhere in The Night)
Composer
American record producer (Born 1901).
German politician and academic 1st President, European Commission (d. 1982).
Belgian composer
Surrey, England -- Golfer (4 time British Amateur Champ)
French screenwriter and novelist, who died in Paris on 12 October 1960.
France Writer
Paris, France -- Actor (Casablanca).