List of celebrities and famous people who were born on August 18th
Famous birthdays on August 18th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2003Movie Actor
TV Actor
Pop Singer
Famous birthdays on August 18th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1999YouTube Star
Soap Opera Actor
YouNow Star
Portuguese footballer
Photographer
Reality Star
Athlete
Latvian figure skater
TV Actress
Vine Star
YouTube Star
Actress
Dancer
Family Member
American voice actress
American newsmaker, the first of two daughters born to Jaycee Dugard, who was abducted from her home on 11 June 1991, age 11. The father is Phillip Garrido, Dugard's abductor and rapist, who imprisoned her at his residence until she was released on 26 August 2009.
Instagram Star
TV Actress
Pop Singer
Basketball Player
American family. The daughter of Kurt Cobain, "Nirvana," and Courtney Love, "Hole" She was just a toddler when her father committed suicide on the 4th of May 1994.
Japanese actress
American swimmer
Celebrity
Model
TV Actor
Actor
English footballer
YouTube Star
Actress
Filipino-Chinese actress
Famous birthdays on August 18th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989Actress and singer from the Philippines
South Korean singer-songwriter rapper producer and dancer (Big Bang)
Rapper
Icelandic footballer
Musician
English footballer
Icelandic footballer
English author
American producer and actress
Czech model Miss Czech Republic 2008
Norwegian trumpet player
Norwegian model
Swedish singer-songwriter
American baseball player
Dancer
Costa Rican footballer
YouTube Star
Athlete
Dutch swimmer
Spanish Basque cyclist (Born 1985)
German footballer
YouTube Star
Soap Opera Actress
Dutch footballer
American football player
Scottish footballer
Australian cricketer
Estonian figure skater
American football player (d.2013)
Actor
Argentinian footballer
Greek footballer
Greek footballer
Argentine footballer
American musician (Relient K).
Pakistani Squash Player
Argentinian footballer
Actor
American football player
American football player
Greek race walker
Driver of a race car in Australia
German-born Welsh rugby player
Indian actress
Famous birthdays on August 18th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979Actor and director from Pakistan
Australian rules footballer
American comedian
Actor
Entrepreneur
Welsh musician (Quinoline Yellow)
Canadian musician (Arcade Fire)
American actress
Norwegian trombonist composer and educator (Funky Butt).
Athlete
United States -- 200m butterfly free (1996) Olympics - Silver Medalist
American rower
American actress and glamor modeling
Greek footballer
Italian homicide. Maria Pia Labianca's body was discovered in her cottage on 2/27/1999. A few days earlier, she had vanished. An autopsy revealed that she had been killed by suffocation and was also pregnant. Also, the investigation revealed that Maria had made an appointment to have an abortion in Padova where she was studying. Giovanni, her ex-husband, was eventually arrested. …
Manhattan, New York -- Playmate (July 1997)
American actress
Model
Hungarian discus thrower
Writer
Journalist
American critic and novelist
Soccer player (Willem II)
American actress
NFL tight end (Seattle Seahawks).
Brazilian guitarist (Almah, Astafix) (d. 2014.)
Musician
Dutch soccer player (FC Groningen)
Defensive tackle (New Orleans Saints)
British presenter, writer and poker player
English journalist and poker player
Australian artist
Japanese singer (Globe)
Hong Kong actor, producer and director
Running back (St. Louis Rams).
Japanese actor and singer (SMAP).
NFL linebacker (Denver Broncos)
Chicago, Illinois -- Heavyweight boxer (1996 Olympics - Bronze Medalist)
Japanese singer
Ipswich Queensland, golfer (NZ champ 1991, 92)
Producer (Universal Indicator), Irish-English DJ
Irish musician (Aphex Twin)
Wellington, New Zealand -- 100m Backstroker (1996 Olympics).
Athlete
NFL running back (Philadelphia Eagles and Ariz Cardinals).
Canton, Ohio -- Actor. (David-A year in the Life).
Ohio, USA; actor ("David – A Year in the Life")
Mexican-American producer and actor
English producer and DJ (Global Communication).
Inglewood, California -- WPVA volleyballer (Myrtle Bch-17th - 1994)
American actor who was a household name as Theo Huxtable, a teenager on the popular TV sitcom "The Cosby Show." Before he was cast in the series, he had received four years of theater training. He directed four episodes on "Cosby" and produced, directed, and funded "This Old Man," a short film in 1991. He also directed "Timeout": The Truth …
French professional road racing cyclist. He was a racer between 1993 and 2007. He won the Tour de France's second stage (1997, 2007).
Hong Kong actress
Entrepreneur
Athlete
New Jersey, USA. Actor (Theodore-Cosby Show).
American film journalist
Kicker (Dallas Cowboys)
American politician and economist
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Outfielder (Detroit Tigers).
Famous birthdays on August 18th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969American actor, director, writer, and producer best known for his extraordinary dramatic range. Edward (not Ed!) Edward (not Ed!) was raised in an upper-class family. His father was an attorney, and his mother was an English teacher. He was the youngest of his three siblings. He had a brother, James and a sister Molly. Edward was born in Columbia MD …
American actor
American basketball player and center for the D.C. Wizards.
German professional astrologer. Previously landscape and garden designer. Since 2000, Liefeld has been an active astrologer. He is also the editor of German Astrowiki and a member of the DAV (German astrological association). His website is located in Munich.
German rugby player and coach
Actor
American rapper
American rapper (House of Pain and La Coka Nostra)
American running back who began his pro-football career in 1990.
Goshen, New York -- Actress (Katie Kennicott-All My Children)
South Korean actress and talk-show host
West Bloomfield, Michigan -- Short track skater (1994 Olympics)
Australian softball pitcher (1996 Olympics, Bronze Medalist).
NFL Guard / Offensive Tackle (Pittsburgh Steelers).
Hazelhurst, Georgia -- Actress for Dinosaur Island
Defensive tackle (Jacksonville Jaguars)
American comic-book writer
American illustrator and author
Indian producer and singer-songwriter
American drummer (Bundle Of Hiss Mudhoney Nirvana & Love Battery).
Lump of Coal).
Nuhremburg (Germany) -- Choreographer (Showgirls).
Texas, USA; rock drummer ("Slaughter-Stick it live").
English actress
South Korean actress
NFL fullback (Pittsburgh Steelers).
Argentinian producer and director
Athlete
Soccer player (NEC)
Japanese voice actress
American comedian
Japanese singer
Reality Star
Japanese singer (Complex)
American singer and actor
American singer/songwriter
American basketball player and sportscaster
American actor and comedian
Coach
American pornographic actress
Brazil -- Tennis star
German actor
President of Mexico
Mexican politician and lawyer 56th President of Mexico
Canadian ice hockey coach and player
Kingston, Jamaica -- 400m hurdler
American politician and banker 75th United States Secretary Of The Treasury
American screenwriter and producer of actor actors
USA; actor (Father Tony-One Life to Live).
Actress
German-Turkish actor
Author and journalist in Welsh-English
Turkish-German actor
American journalist and author
American basketball player and sportscaster
Porstmouth, Virginia -- Nike golfer (1993 NIKE Shreveport Open)
Japanese actress
American baseball player
Famous birthdays on August 18th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959Journalist
Novelist
American activist and writer for American Indian rights. La Duke is the daughter Ojibwa and Russian Jewish parents. Her mother was an art teacher at the University of Oregon. Winona received her Bachelor's degree from Harvard in native economic growth, and her Masters of Rural Development from Antioch University. She is a member the Mississippi band of White Earth Anishinaabeg …
American wrestler and trainer
American family, fifth and youngest child of George and Barbara Bush. Her father was sworn into office as U.S. president on 1/20/1989. She was married to William LeBlond and has two children. She worked in a Maine tourism office before she quit the job and filed for divorce. She announced her engagement to Robert Koch (31), a top aide of …
American actress
Brazilian pro-astrologer, with her own radio astrology program. She is serious and a good communicator.
Musician
French race car driver and winner of the Championship of France 1986, 1987, and 1988. He finished second in the World Championship 1992-1993 and won the World Championship of Automobile Rallys on the 23rd of March 1994.
French actress, model and comedian. She is well-known internationally as Chanel #5's model. She was also featured in James Bond films and Bunuel’s "That Obscure object of Desire."
American actor. He was seen in "The Matchmaker", "Wag The Dog" and the cable TV series "Rescue Me." After graduating from Emerson College in Boston, he was a charter member for the Comedy Workshop. He then taught five years at the school.
German comedian, actor, writer and comedian best known for hosting two late-night German shows.
Australian guitarist/producer (Men at Work), singer-songwriter
Athlete
American actress
American composer and conductor
American musician
German cardinal
American singer-songwriter
Indian cricketer and coach
American producer and drummer
Egyptian scientist
American baseball coach and player
Egyptian-American cryptographer
Italian astronaut, one of two astronauts that participated in the unsuccessful shuttle mission on 2/22/1996.
Greek singer
Reality Star
Bernieri, an American script writer, producer, and distributor of independent movies, is an entertainment entrepreneur. Co-producer of aEURoeNext Stop, Wonderland, a 1998 movie about love in Boston starring Hope Davis, she was also a producer. Miramax paid $6million for the film, making it the second most expensive independent film. She founded The Circuit in October 2003, which is a company …
He was an Italian actor and TV star who made his stage debut in 1988. In 1993, he appeared in Neil Simon's film. He has made over 25 appearances on TV and film under directors such as Alberto Sironi, Marco Ferreri and Giuseppe Tornatore. Castellitto was the scriptwriter for one of his appearances, and has received 11 awards. In 1993, …
Novelist
American politician and lawyer Captain
Celebrity
American writer, critic, writer of short stories, memoirist, writer of short stories, writer of nature writing, journalist, blogger, and writer.
American stage, TV and film actor, dancer, choreographer, and sex symbol. He is a leading box-office figure with "Dirty Dancing," 1987 and "Roadhouse," 1990. Others include "Point Break," “Next of Kin,” "Uncommon Valor," and "Red Dawn," Grandview USA," and "The City of Joy."
French politician and member of the Senate of France. He represents the Gard region. He is a member the Socialist Party.
American screenwriter and actress
Dramaturge
Argentine former footballer
Argentinian coach and footballer
Texas, USA; actor/dancer (Dirty Dancing, Ghost).
NFL running back (LA Raiders Super Bowl XVIII).
German professional astrologer and programmer, as well as entrepreneur, was a pioneer in high-quality astrological software called "Sesam-Software."
American actress, best known for her role as Donna Beck Tyler in the TV soap "All My Children", in 1974-1992. She was also seen in 1993 and 1995. She was seen on Broadway in "Grease" from 1975 to 1976, as well as in "Hair" (Jesus Christ Superstar) in 1995. She was a musician and formed the rock band "Pure Energy" …
English drummer and sculptor (Foreigner, If)
Kingsville, Texas -- LPGA Golfer
American Astrologer. He is a practitioner and student for more than 30 years. His expertise includes psychological interpretations, mundane studies of history and geopolitics. He holds a master's degree in Medieval Germanic Linguistics, and has nearly 30 years of experience in Education Curriculum and Instruction.
London, England -- Rock drummer (Foreigner).
French homicide. His wife was shot to death in Montpellier, 8/29/1987.
Famous birthdays on August 18th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949Politician
Indonesian badminton player
English bass player, songwriter, and producer (Split Enz und Schnell Fenster).
Actor
Kurniawan, Indonesia; All-England Tennis Champion.
English bishop
English intelligence officer
St. Lucian-English actor
American male bodybuilder and physical trainer. He was four times a winner of Mr. Universe. He decided to retire from active competition and open a Metairie, LA health club.
Australian astrologer, author of the nine texts used by the Academy of Hermetic Astrology (Cairo) These texts can be used in private or classroom study. They present the Hermetic system in an easy-to-understand, systematic format. Learning aids are "50 Australian Birthcharts", and "The Progressed Chart Book".
American ecclesiastic, a Roman Catholic Archbishop. On March 18, 1972, he was ordained as a priest and received a Master's degree in Social Work in 1976. He served in several parish positions in Pennsylvania and was promoted to Bsihop at Knoxville, TN, in 1999. He was elected Archbishop of Louisville (Ky.) on August 15, 2007.
Gerardo Manuel is a Peruvian musician, composer, and DJ. He was a founding member of many Peruvian bands such as The Doltons and Los Shain's and The (St. Thomas) Pepper Smelter. He was the conductor of Disco Club, which was one of the first programs to distribute video clips and promote rock music in Peru. Peru's first television program for …
Businessman
Estonian politician and lawyer
American singer-songwriter (The Toys).
French homicide: Shot his mistress to death with a gunshot at Troyes on 6/01/1987 at 9:00 AM.
Jr. American soldier lawyer, author (d. 1994).
New Jersey, USA: rocker (LaBelle-"Lady Marmalade")
Rocker (Move)
American author (Born 1944)
Australian illustrator and sculptor
American Astrologer, Artist, Teacher, Graphic Designer, and Author. He is highly respected as a speaker and writer on sacred geometry and space. He is the author or 14 books about astrology, tarot and sacred architecture. He has been a participant in major info-eco conferences in Europe, and he teaches Sacred Symbolism at the Manchester Metropolitan University Architecture School as well …
English actor and singer (The Move The Hollies, The Vikings). (d. 2004).
Trenton, New Jersey -- Rock vocalist (Patti LaBelle & Bluebirds)
Actor
Illinois, USA; actor/comedian (Bad Manners, Flick, Serial).
American singer and actor
French honorary curator for heritage
First winner of Who Wants To Be a Millionaire's English Game Show Contestant is a contestant from England
Tennessee, USA; actor (Wild in the Streets).
Statesman
American educator, restauranteur and noted family; brother to Ed Steinbrecher, astrologer, right-handed. He was married once and had one child.
American actor (d. 2014.)
NFL running back (NY Jets Super Bowl III)
Polish-Canadian composer and pianist
Scottish journalist
American journalist (d. 1982).
French homicide: His fiancA(c),e and her lover were killed in Dijon, France, on 9/23/1983.
Famous birthdays on August 18th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939German-American adventurer, Marita Lorenz, has a remarkable story that Wilfried Huismann made into a movie. It is a dramatized thriller called Dear Fidel. Marita was born to Heinrich Lorenz (captain of a liner traveling between Germany and the USA) and Alice June Lofland (an American actress). The family survived both the war and Bergen-Belsen concentration camps. She was seven years …
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma -- Actress (Pinky Le Show)
Baseball player
English businessman (d. 2011)
Writer
Musician
Norwegian comedian and actor (d. 2008).
Norwegian actor and singer (d.2008)
Singer (Running Bear Cradle of Love).
Brazilian politician, mayor of Campinas. He was also a senator and governor. Long suspected of financial fraud.
Activist
American radio personality
English doctor and author
Norwegian artist and painter. He was the professor of applied aesthetics at Oslo University College. He is half-brother to Guy Krohg, a painter and illustrator.
London, England -- Actor/author / cartoonist (TW3)
USA; actor (The Sting and The Candidate), The Natural and The Great Gatsby
American actor, director, environmental activist. Redford won an Academy Award in 1980 for Best Director for "Ordinary People." He also appeared in "All The President's Men", 1976, "The Way We Were," 1973 and "The Sting," 1973. "The Horse Whisperer" 1998. Redford's iconic role as "The Sundance Kid", in the 1969 classic film "Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid", was his …
American decathlon champion, who won a Gold Medal in the Pan American Games and a Silver Medal in the Olympics in 1956. He also won a Gold Medal in the Olympics in 1960. Johnson appeared in at least 12 TV and movie roles. By 1979, he was the traveling vice-president of community relations at Continental Telephone Co.
Namibian politician and lawyer 2nd President of Namibia
American adventurer. Beardsley and Vera Komarkova, a historic all-women expedition that included ten mountain climbers, were the only couple to be able successfully scale Annapurna in Nepal at 26,502 feet. The rest of the group suffered from frostbite and other issues. They reached Annapurna at 2:00 to 3.00 PM on the 10/15/1978 (28 N.34; 83 E.50). They had spent a …
American actress (Born 1935).
Composer
New Zealand singer (Howard Morrison Quartet), (d. 2009).
Scottish publisher. He was formerly editor at The Times and became Director of News International in 1990. He is responsible for Rupert Murdock’s plans to expand his publishing empire into Eastern Europe.
New Jersey, USA. Actress (Peggy Mannix).
American attorney. He is most well-known as the prosecutor for the Charles Manson family. He was a Los Angeles Deputy district attorney from 1964 to 1972 and had won 105 of 106 felony cases. He was a workaholic and used to working 18 hours a day. He was also a Professor of Criminal Law 1968-1974. On 11/18/1969, he was assigned …
Puerto Rican baseball player. He played 18 seasons with the Pittsburgh Pirates, from 1955 to 1972. He was a National League Most Valuable Player twice, All-Star twelve (all 15 games), batting champion four more times, and Gold Glove Winner twelve times. Clemente scored his 3,000th major-league hit in 1972.
American baseball player. He was a right-handed shortstop and played with the Boston Red Sox and Washington Senators/Minnesota Twins and Philadelphia Phillies between 1953 and 1962.
Irish politician and singer (d. 2015).
German-Swiss race car driver, engineer
France sport Champion
Indian director producer and songwriter
French director of film, well-known in France and America for his works such as "Chinatown" and "Rosemary's Baby". He was nominated for an Oscar for best foreign film in 1963 for "Knife in the Water" and received another nomination in 1980 for "Tess." Charles Manson cult members brutally murdered his second wife, Sharon Tate. After his shocking affair with a …
French soccer player. He is best known for holding the record for the most goals in one FIFA World Cup edition with 13.
Belgian operatic basse, who made his debut at La Monnaie in 1960 singing Charon in L'Orfeo. He sang at many opera houses across Europe, including La Scala, the Royal Opera House and the Palais Garnier. He also performed at North and South American opera houses. Although he was well-known for his roles in a range of operatic traditions from Monteverdi …
Belgium sport Champion
French scientist and Pasteur Institute head, a virologist, who was the first to identify the virus that causes AIDS. However, Robert Gallo (American) claimed the distinction at the same time. The conflict arose because each of the viruses were called by different initials. However, in 1986, three decades after its discovery, the two agreed to the HIV designation.
Canadian politician and lawyer 27th Premier of British Columbia (d.2015)
Premier of British Columbia
Belgium sport Champion
Dutch politician, Minister for Foreign Affairs and Deputy Prime Minster (Born 1931).
English footballer
Dutch Minister of Defense (D66).
Canadian 14th General of The Salvation Army
Amsouth Bancorporation's CEO is an American banker. Woods, a college graduate with an English BA and former pilot in the Air Force, is now CEO of Amsouth Bancorporation. Woods still enjoys private aviation and has a ranch where Simenthal cattle are raised.
Lewistown, Pennsylvania -- Baseball President, Pittsburgh Pirates, Florida Marlins
Honduran politician and academic (d. 2014).
NYC, New York -- Actor. (Hawaiian Eye. Incredible Shrinking Man).
Texas, USA. Rocker "Feel So Fine".
Poet
American Jewish-Romanian Professor of Engineering Science and Mechanics and Holocaust survivor (Born 30).
Korean church leader
Italian singer, composer and actress on stage
Famous birthdays on August 18th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929French singer who started his career singing in Spanish.
American rower and Olympic Gold medal winner. He was awarded the Gold medal in the Men's Coxed 8s event at the 1952 Olympics, Helsinki.
Puerto-Rican-American astrologer, joined AFA in April 1971, Washington, D.C.
Puetro Rican politician, lawyer, and musician. He is a prominent performer and composer of the classical guitar.
Writer
Psychologist
American baseball team owner (Born 1928).
American First Lady, wife of Jimmy Carter. She was sworn into office as the U.S. President on 1/20/1977. Her beloved father died as a teenager and her grandmom in the same year. Her mom also lost her mother.
French theatre costume and set designer.
American actress, model, and dancer of lead roles in the 1950s. In 1950, she made her debut in "Our Very Own." From September 1957 to June 1959, she was a part of the TV series "The Thin Man". Kirk made a career change to P.R.
Villeneuve St Georg physician
USA: First lady to President Jimmy Carter.
American actor (d. 2012).
Brazilian astrologer and owner of one the earliest astrology schools Brazil. He gave private consultations and taught.
Leader
American licensed psychologist, who is a reincarnation researcher. She is known for her demographic studies that show that people's prior lives match their current social and economic class. She is a doctoral candidate and a therapist. She has gathered over 1000 subjects into small workshops, then regressed them using hypnosis to past lives. She has also worked as a college …
English writer and editor of anthologies, most well-known for his science fiction novels and short stories. His name is either Brian W. Aldiss (or simply Brian Aldiss), with occasional pseudonyms in the middle of 1960s. Aldiss is vice-president at the international H. G. Wells Society. He was greatly influenced science fiction pioneer H. G. Wells. Aldiss is also co-president, along …
Italy Actor
United Kingdom -- Sci-fi author (Helliconia Trilogy)
Egyptian journalist and author (d.2011)
French Canadian cardiac surgeon (Born in 1925)
Rocker
Novelist
Costa Rican politician, writer, and historian. In 2005, he was awarded the MagA3n National Prize for Culture.
Prince of Lippe (d. 2015)
Bonloc EXecutives
Musician
Indian-Pakistani cricketer (d. 1982)
Indian cricketer
French screenwriter, director and novelist. He began his career as an engineer in agriculture, but he switched to writing and became a prominent figure in the new school for French letters. He argues that the only true reality is the physical world and that perception can only be made through physical experience, and not consciousness. He is considered to be …
St Louis Actor
Barrister
French engineer who came up with the idea of using Bayesian calculations to increase his chances of winning races. He also spreads risk, just like he did in his portfolio management work. As an expert in insurance company risk estimation, he was familiar with such calculations.
Polish historian and academic (d.2015)
Soviet pilot, one among only two female flying aces (d. 1943).
Jr., Polish art historian
American military. He was a combat Marine, first lieutenant, and served in World War II as well as the Korean War. Posthumously, he was awarded the Medal of Honor by the United States for his actions in Korea on November 26, 1950.
He was a French poet and author, the son of former Minister Emmanuel Temple.
American actress who won Oscars for "The Diary Of Anne Frank", 1959, and "A Patch Of Blue," 65. For "A Place in the Sun," her 1951 film, she was the first nominee for an Oscar. She made her Broadway debut in 1941 and she starred in "A Double Life" two years later. She has also appeared on a lot TV, …
American actress who won Oscars for "The Diary Of Anne Frank," 1959, and "A Patch Of Blue," 65. For "A Place in the Sun," her 1951 film, she was the first nominee for an Oscar. She made her Broadway debut in 1941 and made her film debut in 1942 with "A Double Life." She has also appeared on a lot …
English cricketer (Born 1920)
American baseball manager and player (Born 1920).
French painter. He was awarded the title of peintre de marin in 1973. He was married to 1921, and died in 2001.
English cricket keeper
Famous birthdays on August 18th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
19192nd and 8th Governors of Alaska (d.2010)
American politician and businessman 2nd Governor of Alaska (d.2010)
Lorient Military man
France sport Champion
Hickel (Governor-Republican-Alaska)/US Secretary of Interior (1969-71).
American folk singer (Born 1918)
American political aide, who was crucial to President Nixon's plan to reduce federal spending. He was Secretary of Health, Education, Welfare and also served as Director of Management and Budget until 1970. He also served as a member of the 1952 state legislature.
US Secretary of Defense (1981-1987).
Deauville EXecutives
Romanian diplomat and historian
Saltash, England -- Pianist OBE-1979
British pianist (d. 2005).
American actor (d. 2014.)
Loches Military man
American baseball manager and player (d. 2007).
French military officer during World War II, also known by Georges Herand Capitaine Georges, Croc, or Croc.
Germany Actor
Belgian cyclist (d. 1983).
Public Servant
Italian writer, whose talent was recognized in 1957 by "Arthur Island." MoranteaEUR(tm), a mythical and epic writer, was well-known for her works. Many of her stories were about the struggles that children face as they grow into adulthood.
Belgium sport Champion
German general (d. 1997)
French businessman who inherited the famed House of Chanel perfume brand and managed it. Jacques Wertheimer, the son of Pierre Wertheimer and Germaine Revel, was co-founder of the Chanel perfume company in 1924.
Aviator
Hungarian programmer and computer scientist (d. 1963).
American activist (d.2015)
American leader at the Schiller Institute
Grenoble physician
Le V?sinet physician
Canadian colonel engineer, politician 26th Canadian Minister for Public Works (d. 1969).
Polish-American pianist composer, conductor (d. 2001).
Solicitor
Famous birthdays on August 18th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909Warsaw, Poland -- Actress (Great Waltz).
Canadian journalist and businessman (d. 2005).
French Canadian journalist and businessman (d. 2005).
American painter and a key figure in 20th-century realist painting. His early work might be called Impressionist. His light-filled, realist paintings of urban interiors that often feature classical allusions are his most well-known work. They were created in his Manhattan apartment.
French politician and lawyer, he was the assistant delegate to the Nurnberg trials in 1995. He was briefly French Premier from 1952 to 1955. He was a law professor between 1962 and 1966, then he served in various government posts. He held 11 Cabinet Posts over a three-decade career. Faure is credited with creating the vast educational programs that emerged …
Norwegian poet and gardener (d. 1994)
Strasbourg EXecutives
Indonesian writer (Belenggu)
Composer
New Zealand sportscaster and cricketer (d. 1977).
German politician, minister, minister of Niedersachsen District 19611979, married once and had three children.
Canton, Ohio -- Leader of the Orchestra (Gulf Road Show With Bob Smith).
Executive (BBC)
Composer
Composer
He was a prestidigitator from America, also known as "The Amazing Criswell". His accuracy rate was 86%. He was a former teacher and mortician and became a newscaster and newspaperman in the 1970s. He claimed to have known the future until August 18, 1999, when the end of the world would occur. He died October 4, 1982, age 75, in …
French poet. He died in Vanves on the 20th of July 1998.
French director of film, most well-known for his collaborations and screenwriter Jacques PrA(c).vert. The team split up in 1947. They had made French cinema a global phenomenon, leaving behind undisputed masterpieces like "Bizarre Bizarre," 1937 and "Port of Shadows," 1938. Their work, known as "poetic realist", dominated the industry for ten years.
Loddes EXecutives
French film director
England, United Kingdom -- Actor. (Search for the Nile).
Publisher
Composer
He is a French painter best known for his Provence landscapes, and marine-themed paintings. He died 15. July 1994.
Polish mathematician, cryptologist and plugboard-equipped Enigma machine solver. This was the main German cipher device. Rejewski's success and that of his coworkers Jerzy RA3A 1/2 ycki, Henryk Zygalski, jumped-started British Enigma reading in World War II. The intelligence gained, code-named Ultra, may have been decisive in the defeat of Nazi Germany.
German composer, pianist, songwriter and musician.
Makeup inventor
Sr., Polish-born American cosmetic artist and manufacturer (Born 1877).
Cole (Representative-Republican-New York).
French journalist and poet who wrote for Le Monde. He co-founded the Prix InteralliA (c) in 1930. This French literary award is given annually to a novel by a journalist.
Composer
French singer (d. 1983)
German super-centenarian (d. 2015)
Composer
American naturalist, conservationist, and author (d.2003)
Estonian painter (d. 1968)
French philosopher and theologian. Jean Guitton discusses and writes about the conflict between faith and logic in most of his works. He wrote about fifty books.
French singer, formerly a model, and former French pop star. She is the daughter of a fireman. Jean Lenoir's "Parlez-moi d'amour" is her greatest hit. She was an international artist and sang in New-York, Buenos Aires, and elsewhere.
French military officer who served as Chief of Defence Staff (French Chef d'A%0tat Major des ArmA(c),es) between 17 May 1958 and 8 June 1958.
French musician and centenarian "la doyenne des FranASSais", who was recognized as the oldest person alive in France between 24 October 2010 and his death 11 January 2011. He was 109 years old. He was a prominent trumpet player in Paris' OpA(c]ra comique. In July 2010, he was made Chevalier de l’ordre des Arts et des Lettres, which is the …
American archaeologist (d. 64)
France Scientist