List of celebrities and famous people who were born on February 18th
Famous birthdays on February 18th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2005Reality Star
TV Actress
Family Member
Folk Singer
Famous birthdays on February 18th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1998Rapper
Rapper
British child of a noted parent. His dad is soccer star Paul Gascoigne, and his mom Sheryl Failes Kyle. Sheryl had two children from a previous relationship. Regan's parents had been in a turbulent five-year marriage with another man just before he was born. His father was not there for Regan's birth. Regan was born on July 1, 1996. His …
YouTube Star
YouTube Star
YouTube Star
DJ
Pop Singer
Pop Singer
YouNow Star
YouTube Star
Violinist
American actor
TV Actress
Football Player
Pop Singer
Jeremy White is a TV actor known for his role in the popular sitcom 'The Office'.
American singer and actress
English race car driver (d. 2009)
Actor
German footballer
Park Shin-hye is a South Korean actress known for her roles in popular Korean dramas such as 'You're Beautiful' and 'The Heirs'.
South Korean singer and actress
Dutch baseball player
Canadian ice hockey player
Famous birthdays on February 18th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989Cressida Bonas is a British actress known for her roles in films and TV shows such as 'Tulip Fever' and 'Doctor Thorne'.
Family Member
Brazilian footballer
Dancer
Brazilian footballer
Changmin is a South Korean singer known for being a member of the popular K-pop group TVXQ.
Maiara Walsh is a Brazilian-American TV actress known for her role as Ana Solis on the TV series Desperate Housewives.
South Korean singer (TVXQ)
American actor and chef
TV Actor
Spanish footballer
American wrestler
Greek singer
Spanish footballer
Rapper
Spanish footballer
Moldavian-Romanian DJ producer and singer
American actress
Australian actor
Dutch cyclist
English footballer
Malvo; American serial killer.
Jamaican-American murderer
Hereditary Grand Duchess of Luxembourg
Rapper
Writer
Indonesian footballer
Cameroonian footballer
German tennis player
Wesley Schultz is a musician best known as the lead vocalist and guitarist for the folk rock band The Lumineers.
Mexican footballer
American rapper.
American basketball player.
English footballer
American football player
Latvian basketball player
German footballer
American actor and rapper (Skull Gang, The Diplomats).
Pop Singer
American baseball player
South Korean actor
American wrestler and manager (d.2011)
Irish footballer
American baseball player
Russian basketball player
South Korean actor
Italian unification was a political and social movement that consolidated different states of the Italian peninsula into the single state of the Kingdom of Italy in the 19th century. It is mostly known for its role in bringing about the unification of Italy and the end of foreign domination.
American singer-songwriter and pianist. Her music is often associated with the antifolk scene in New York City's East Village.
Estonian footballer
New Zealand; swimmer (Olympics-1996).
Kazakhstani-Canadian ice hockey player
Kazakh ice hockey player
Famous birthdays on February 18th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979Perth, Western Australia -- Swimmer (1996 Olympics).
French politician, born to a Moroccan mother and a French-Breton father. She was a member of the "Parti Socialiste" and was named Minister for Labour in September 2015. This is the youngest government of Valls.
German actor and comedian
Croatian footballer
Croatian footballer
American screenwriter and producer of actor actors
Actress
Kristoffer Polaha is an American actor known for his roles in television series such as 'Life Unexpected' and 'Ringer'.
English triathlete
American tennis player
Vernon, British Columbia -- NHL centre (Florida Panthers).
Filipino journalist
American race car driver
WLAF running back (Frankfurt Galaxy).
Louisiana; tennis star (1996 Australian Open doubles).
Soccer Player
Alabama, USA; 400 metre/800 metre freestyle relay (Olympics-1996).
American actress
French Top Model and Music Producer. She appears in "Sils Maria", and she writes "How to Be Parisian" in 2014.
Danish comedian and singer
Irish footballer
American actress
Jillian Michaels is an American fitness trainer known for her appearances on the reality TV show The Biggest Loser and her fitness and wellness programs.
Russian tennis player: ATP Tour
Canadian politician and chiropractor
Nadine Labaki is a Lebanese actress, director, and writer known for her critically acclaimed films such as 'Caramel' and 'Capernaum'.
American environmental activist
TV Actress
Czech footballer
Activist
American baseball player
American author and environmentalist
Claude Makelele is a retired French footballer known for revolutionizing the defensive midfield position and for his successful career at top clubs like Real Madrid and Chelsea.
American baseball player: Giants pitcher
French manager and footballer
Swedish singer.
Gibraltarian politician, barrister, 7th Chief Minister for Gibraltar
Indiana, USA; Miss Indiana-America (1996-Top 10).
Czechoslovakia; hockey forward (Team Slovakia).
WLAF linebacker (Amsterdam Admirals).
Belgian track and field star, specializing at the 400m hurdle. Bruwier placed 23rd at the Atlanta Olympics.
WLAF safety (London Monarchs).
Green Bay Packers).
Romanian-born Israeli basketball star
American thrash metal guitarist
Susan Egan is an American actress known for originating the role of Belle in the Broadway production of Beauty and the Beast.
Laure Marsac is a French actress known for her role as Isabelle in the film The Age of Innocence.
American baseball pitcher (Philadelphia Phillies).
Musician
British musician (Doves)
British musician (Doves)
Famous birthdays on February 18th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969Russian player in ice hockey
Russia; NHL forward (Team Russia, Detroit Red Wings).
USSR: First soviet hockey player to defect to the NHL (Buffalo Sabres).
Slovenian mountaineer (d. 2009)
American drummer (Smash mouth, American Hi-Fi).
Slovenian mountaineer (d. 2009)
American singer and actress. Ringwald, then 13 years old, was nominated in 1982 for a Golden Globe for "Tempest", her first major film based on Shakespeare's plays with a modern setting.
American baseball pitcher, for the Milwaukee Brewers.
California, USA; actress ("Sixteen Candles," Pretty in Pink).
Roberto Baggio is an Italian former footballer known for his skillful play and iconic ponytail. He is considered one of the greatest footballers of all time.
American baseball coach and player
Lorena Herrera is a Mexican actress, model, and singer known for her work in telenovelas and her music career.
American victim of rape. She reported three kidnappings and rapes at her Dorchester variety shop in 1988. Later, her story was questioned.
American television and film producer
American baseball pitcher (Florida Marlins).
American animator
New York, USA; infielder (Boston Red Sox).
Cardiff, England -- 100m hurdler (1988 Olympics- Silver Medalist).
Belgian judoka
Brazilian footballer
Italian actor who has appeared in television and film, as well as soap operas.
Thai screenwriter and director producer
Bracebridge -- NHL left-wing (Winnipeg Jets).
American producer and director
Dominican-English cricketer
French musician: trombonist, composer and arranger.
American rapper and record producer
Journalist
American rap musician in the gangsta' rap genre. He is a successful business man, founder of Aftermath Entertainment, a record production company. In 1992 he founded Death Row Records, which achieved success until 1996 when hip-hop music declined in popularity. He followed with Aftermath, signing prominent artists.
American murderer (d. 2005)
Musician
American murderer (d. 2005)
American actor, who made his film debut in 1978 as a teenager with "Over the Edge," followed by "My Bodyguard", and "Little Darlings". He was the youngest of six children and was the son of a salesman. He was discovered by a talent scout and made his debut film at the age of 14. He was physically tough and emotionally …
American professional baseball player. He has been a player for the American League for eight seasons and for the National League for three since 1998. Tapani was selected as the ninth round free-agent draft pick of the Chicago Cubs on 6/03/1985. He did not sign with them. Instead, the Oakland Athletics selected him 6/02/1986. Tapani was finishing his finance degree …
Politician
Musician
British musician (The Fall and Tom Hingley and the Lovers).
Iowa, USA; pitcher (Chicago White Sox or Minnesota Twin).
New York, USA. Actor (Flamingo Kid Tex, Little Darlings Kansas).
Ohio, USA; actress
NFL center (Washington Redskins).
English cricketer and player
English football journalist
Discovery of Pluto is a historic event in astronomy, marking the identification of the ninth planet in our solar system.
She is a French stage actress, singer, and songwriter, of Italian descent. She learned how to play the guitare from Michel Petrucciani, her father. She was part of the jury for the TV show "Nouvelle Star", and has been hosting "Prodiges” since 2014.
Julie Strain is an American actress and model known for her work in B-movies and erotic films.
NFL linebacker (New York Giants).
Canadian ice hockey player
California, USA; actress ("Witchcraft IV")
NFL linebacker (Denver Broncos).
Japanese singer (Lazy & JAM Project).
Producer
California, USA; Tennis star.
American concert lighting designer
American author and theorist
Italian-British actress. She is the daughter of a British dancer and a painter. Scacchi, pronounced "skacky", was born in Italy and spent her childhood there before moving to London. Her parents immigrated to Australia in 1975. She worked as a cowgirl, and an interpreter for the Italians. Greta, then 18, returned to London to study drama at the Old Vic …
NHL goalie (Oilers, Bruins, Olympics - Canada - 1988)
British radio and TV presenter
Italian actress, model and television personality
American voice actor and animator
Famous birthdays on February 18th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959English actress
Hallgrimur Helgason is an Icelandic novelist known for his works such as 101 Reykjavik and Woman at 1,000 Degrees.
French-American game designer and author
American radio host
Austrian geologist and academic
American businessman and philanthropist
Icelandic painter, author
Italian racing driver
Peter Kremer is a German actor known for his work in film, television, and theater.
Dutch model and actress
Kiliburani, Kenya -- 3K steeplechaser (1988 Olympics - Silver Medalist)
American drummer (Megadeth) (Born 1958)
American television hostess and performer, whose claim of fame is sitting by a spinning wheel and smiling while it spins on "Wheel Of Fortune." She was one of 200 candidates for the "Wheel's hostess" role, which is the most watched syndicated TV series. She is slim, simple, well-dressed, and coifed. This has made her a popular mannequin, earning $100 million …
Former East German track and field sprinter. She holds 16 world records in outdoor sprints and 14 in indoor events. In September 2012, she still holds the world record for over 400m set in 1985. She also held the European 200m record (1979-1915).
American screenwriter and producer
Businessman
South Carolina, USA: TV game show hostess (Wheel of Fortune).
Politician
Georgian politician and businessman, 10th Prime Minister of Georgia
The alias Momon is a Peruvian serial killer and kidnapper. He was responsible for 19 victims. He was a member of a criminal group called "Momon" in the nineties. They used weapons of war (weapons that are short- and long-range) as well as sophisticated communications equipment, stolen cars and sophisticated communications equipment to commit their crimes. One property even had …
Swedish singer, songwriter, and musician.
Swedish singer (d. 1997)
American luthier
American businessman started PRS Guitars
French dancer. Notable family: Rosella Hightower's daughter.
DC, USA; actor (Peter - Knots Landing, Ben Warren - Guiding Light).
English playwright and singer (London).
Canadian sportscaster and wrestler
Writer
English politician
American actor who rose to fame as Vinnie Barbarino, a TV and stage star. His roles in films such as "Saturday Night Fever," and "Grease" made him a star. He is a one-man actor and has played many roles, including a simple genius, lusty angel, star struck thug or FBI agent. His appeal shines through in every role. His electric …
New Jersey, USA, actor (Welcome Back Kotter Saturday Night Fever Grease Pulp Fiction).
Author and photographer of American mountaineers (d. 2006).
He is an American-Canadian hockey player, and a well-known family member. He is the brother to Mark Howe and the son of Gordie Howe who are both hockey players. Marty was selected by the Montreal Canadiens in the third round of the 1974 NHL Entry Draft. He was the assistant coach of the Chicago Wolves in the AHL from 2001 …
Manitoba, Canada; guitarist (Bachman Turnover - "You Haven't Seen Anything Yet").
Turner Overdrive)
Canadian drummer (Brave Belt, Bachman Turner Overdrive).
Australian drummer (Little River Band, Mississippi).
French politician, member of the Europe A%0cologieaEUR' The Greens party.
Rock guitarist / singer (Stampei, Dike)
American guitarist and singer-songwriter
American basketball coach and player (d. 2010).
American singer
Latvian poet and writer
Canadian politician and lawyer
English mathematician, academic
USA; singer "Angel of the Morning".
Isabel Preysler is a Filipino-Spanish journalist known for her high-profile relationships and socialite status.
Queen Komal of Nepal
Statesman
John Hughes was an American film director, producer, and screenwriter, best known for creating iconic 1980s teen films such as The Breakfast Club, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, and Sixteen Candles.
John Hughes was an American film director, producer, and screenwriter, best known for creating iconic 1980s teen films such as The Breakfast Club, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, and Sixteen Candles.
American actress. Miss Teenage Memphis was 16 years old when she was crowned Beauty Queen. Peter Bogdanovich "discovered" her in 1970, when she was already a popular model and cover girl. She was then cast in "The Last Picture Show", sponsored by Bogdanovich, her mentor and lover. He had left his wife and two children when he fell for her.
Canadian politician and journalist
Author
Famous birthdays on February 18th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949American serial killers convicted
American child actor in stage and commercial productions. He was a TV producer and writer. In the 1980s, he produced, directed, and wrote "In Search of Astrology," which was hosted by Leonard Nimoy. He produced and directed the 1975 stage production of Jean Genet’s "Deathwatch".
Tennessee, USA; actress (Moonlighting and Last Picture Show).
American broadcaster. First female anchorperson on TV, Channel 6 in Philadelphia. Her previous careers include producing, accounting executive, and working on cable TV.
Brazilian astrologer.
American songwriter and drummer (The Doobie Boys) (d. 2005).
Irish-English actress
Ireland -- Actress (Waterland and Revenge).
German politician
Maloney; American politician (Representative-Democrat-New York).
American politician and educator
American politician
American keyboard player and producer (Styx), singer-songwriter
of the Netherlands
Italian poet, singer, and painter. He was also the founder and lead guitarist of the band 'I Nomadi.
Christina of the Netherlands [Marijke]
Engel; American politician (Representative-Democrat-New York).
Illinois, USA. Vocalist (Styx – "Grand Illusion", “It's Raining Again”).
Portuguese runner
Spanish golfer
Portugal -- Marathon runner (1984 Olympics-Gold Medalist).
Dutch royalty and fourth daughter of Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard, sister of Queen Beatrix. While pregnant with her, her mother visited an orphanage where she caught German measles, leaving Marijke born with an incurable visual handicap.
French actor
British newsreader
French business executive and Chairman of Kingfisher plc, a multi-national retailing company with its headquarters in London.
Edir Macedo is a Brazilian religious leader and founder of the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God, known for his controversial teachings and business ventures.
American sportscaster and golfer
Mexican-American artist. Contemporary painter and muralist. He is part of an artist's group from Northern California, which has won international acclaim.
Missouri, USA; actor
Missouri, USA; LPGA golfer. (Vare Trophy 1976-1977).
Brazilian religious leader and founder of Igreja Universal do Reino de Deus, the Universal Church of the Temple of God. It is also known as the Universal Church in the U.S., and has temples based at New York. There are also 225 temples across 34 countries. A TV network that is worth more than $50 million U.S. Dollars, two magazines, …
American sports team owner (Denver Broncos).
Actor, comedian and scriptwriter from Scotland. His TV debut was in 1967. He also co-starred with and wrote for "The Goodies", a British TV series that aired from 1970 to 1970.
Italian singer, songwriter and guitarist, who is also a record producer. He is considered to be one of the founding fathers of Italian rock music. His popularity as a singer reached its peak in 1960s when he was one the "urlatori", literally "screamers", a group that included Adriano Celentano and Little Tony.
Belgium sport Champion
American Roman Catholic priest. He was a well-liked priest, who was ordained in 1966. He was called "outstanding" as well as "inspirational". On 10/21/1991, he was charged with rape and indecently attacking another boy. He was sentenced to a suspended sentence with ten years probation, and ordered to enroll in an inpatient mental health program. Father Lavigne (51), agreed not …
American singer-songwriter
Rhode Island, USA. Rocker (Cupid’s Arrow).
Estonian singer and weightlifter (d. 2001).
Puerto Rican-American singer/songwriter (The Teenagers).
Vocalist (Frankie Lymon, Teenagers - Why Do Fools Fall).
Italian singer-songwriter/guitarist (d. 1999).
Italian singer-songwriter (d.1999)
Famous birthdays on February 18th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939Polish-German conductor
Nigerian academic and political scientist
American baseball coach and manager
Actress (Potasch & Perlemoer)
American songwriter best known for his songs with Tommy Boyce for The Monkees.
Composer
Hungarian film director
Louis-Marie Billé is a French Roman Catholic bishop known for his work in the church.
Writer
Hungarian director and screenwriter
English cricketer and coach
Dominican baseball player coach, and sportscaster
The 50th Yokozuna, Japanese sumo wrestling champion
Italian showjumper and equestrian. He won the Olympic Gold Medal at Monaco in 1972, and Los Angeles in 1984. Mancinelli admitted to Mancinelli in May 1992 that he had AIDS.
Italian politician and educator. He was a professor and a member the Senate. He was also counselor to the MITA. He was assassinated on 4/16/1988 by the Red Brigade.
Estonian freestyle swimmer
Swimming USA (1960 Olympics - 2 Gold Medals).
Poet / dramatist
Philosopher
American author who continues the story of a Cromagnun heroine. She first imagined her character in 1977. The three first books, "Clan of the Cave Bear", 1980, and "Valley of the Horses," respectively, were bestsellers. "The Mammoth Hunter" 1985 was also a best-seller. 1986 saw the release of a film based on the first book. These books have been translated …
Cinematogrpaher
Writer
Canadian ice hockey player
Italian cycling champion, who won a Gold Medal in track racing at the Melbourne Olympics 1956.
Canadian ice hockey coach and player
Lebanese prime minister
Italian actress and leading lady in Italian films of the 1950s. At 14 years old, she made her first film appearance in 1949. She continued working until the 1960s when she was married to Jean Sorel (1963).
American psychiatrist, physician, and training and supervising analyst at Menninger school for psychiatry.
French film critic and historian at La FA (c)mis, France's state film school. He has published essays about Michel Simon, Jean Gabin and Jean Renoir as well as Georges Simenon, Louis Verneuil, and Jean Renoir. He is also the author of "D'aprA (c)s Simenon Simenon, Simenon et la cinA (c)ma" in 2001.
Spanish-French fashion designer
French politician who represented the Union for a Popular Movement from Seine-et-Marne (UMP) in the French National Assembly in 2007. He has held this post since 1967. His involvement in liberation operations for French hostages held in Iraq after the 2003 invasion by the US is what makes him most famous.
American musician. He was a bass player and singer with the "The Byrds", "New Riders of the Purple Sage", and "The Flying Burrito Brothers." John York was replaced by him in 1969 when he joined "The Byrds", staying with them until September 1972. He died in Silverton, Oregon on July 6, 2003 from Alzheimer's disease. He was 69 years old.
Italian orchestral conductor, and leader of Detroit Symphony. He graduated from MilanaEUR(tm), Verdi Conservatory with diplomas in piano and composition. In 1964, he was a jazz and classical concert pianist. Ceccato was a guest conductor for Milan's Philharmonic Orchestra in 1967. Since 1989, he has been a teacher at the Hamburg School of Music.
Italy; conductor (Detroit Symphony Orchestra 1973-1977).
American civil rights activist and writer, with roots in Barbados. Lorde, who graduated from Hunter College High School after experiencing the loss of her best friend Genevieve Thompson, immediately fled her family's home and began to live apart from her family. From 1954 to 1959, she attended Hunter College and graduated with a bachelor’s degree. Lorde worked odd jobs while …
Japanese conceptual artist, musician and designer, as well as composer, poet, and performer.
Scottish actress, on screen and on TV, since 1955. In 1960, she was nominated for the Best Supporting Actress award.
French lawyer, head of the five-man defense team for Maurice Papan (See the case under this name).
English manager and footballer (d. 2009).
Dutch soprano
English football manager and player (d. 2009).
Czech / US director (Cuckoos Nest, Amadeus)
Czech-American screenwriter and director
Photographer
American writer. She was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1993 and the Pulitzer Prize for "Beloved", her novel about slavery. She is also the author of "The Bluest Eye," 1970 and "Sula," 1973. "Song of Solomon," 1977. "Beloved," 1987. "Jazz" 1992.
Composer
USA; Nobel Prize laureate, American novelist (Tar Baby. Beloved. Song of Solomon).
Indian / British industrial / multi-millionaire (Caparo)
American cartoonist The Wizard of Id was co-created by him (d. 2007).
American football player
US General.
Pennsylvania, USA; Captain US Air Force/astronaut
American cartoonist
Famous birthdays on February 18th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929English author and historian
English author (Ipcress File, Fighter)
France sport Champion
Canadian composer (d. 1968).
Canadian composer and pianist (d. 1968).
Canadian-American ice hockey coach and player (d. 2007).
auto racer (1970 Ontario 500).
American politician, The U.S. A Virginia senator, he is a conservative politician. He is handsome and elegantly dressed. His reputation as a tireless worker and a person of great character is undisputed. Warner was a U.S. Navy officer from 1944 to 1946.
Manager and Scout for Puerto Rican baseball players (d. 2016).
American baseball player. He was a right-handed pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds (1945, 1947aEUR'54), Philadelphia Phillies (54aEUR'56), St. Louis Cardinals (56aEUR'58), and Detroit Tigers (1958).
Actor / opera vocalist (Leiser Wolf in Anatevka)
Israeli intelligence officer in Mossad. He was part of several notable operations including the unsuccessful Lillehammer affair, and the rescue at Entebbe of hostages.
English Marxist journalist and writer (d. 2006).
1979-), married Elizabeth Taylor.
French victim of homicide, found dead at her Mougins home, France. She had written, "Omar murdered me" with her own blood. Omar Raddad, a gardener, was born 7/01/1962, date unknown, near Oujda in Morocco. He was convicted and sentenced to 18 years imprisonment on the basis of this evidence, although popular opinion is that he wasn't guilty.
Poet
Indian actress (d.2010)
French political activist, captain of the Algerian Branch of the Organisation de l'armA (c)e secrA)te ["Organisation of the Secret Army")], a short-lived French dissident far right paramilitary organization during the Algerian War (1954aEUR")
Italian singer who died in Rome on 10/12/1979.
Blues actor / singer (City Heat), Homer & Eddie).
American artist
NFL End (Cleveland Browns, Green Bay Packers).
George Kennedy was an American actor known for his roles in Cool Hand Luke and the Naked Gun series.
George Kennedy was an American actor known for his roles in Cool Hand Luke, Airport, and the Naked Gun series.
Scottish actor and repertory character actor. He started his career professionally in 1946. His amateur dramas started with the Glasgow Unity Theatre. He also performed one-man pantomime shows at the Edinburgh Festival. Hunter was a part of "Callan" between February1967 and May 1972.
Canadian artist
French detective novelist and police commissioner. On 12 October 2005, he died from cancer in La Rochelle.
New York, USA. Actor (Cool Hand Luke Airport, Blue Knight).
Poet
A Latvian-Canadian psychic who is well-known for her accuracy. She is a kind and caring reader and her followers are loyal. She immigrated to Canada from the USSR and now lives in Toronto, Ontario.
Italian-Canadian mob boss (d.2010)
American producer and screenwriter (d. 1993).
Venezuelan scientist and academic (d.1999)
Sicilian-born Canadian organized crime figure (d. 2010)
Canadian labour union leader (d. 2002)
Missouri, USA; actor (The Brady Bunch and Barney - All in Family).
Swiss singer, bigband director and musician. Died 26 Feb. 2012 in Luzern, age 90.
American baseball player [AAGPBL] (d. 95)
Editor
Estonian author (Born 1921)
American writer and editor of the magazine "Cosmopolitan". When she was ten, her dad was killed in an accident. Brown was a pale, acne-prone youth with a flat chest. She was a writer and poet, and she also gave lessons in dance and wrote poetry. In 1939, she graduated as class valedictorian. She worked as a secretary from 18-25. Brown …
Canton Military man
American baseball player (d. 1994).
1. Prime Minister of Grenada, Grenadaan politician
American screenwriter and actor (d. 2008).
French criminal and thug, sentenced to death along with his accomplice AndrA (c) Cornil.
Ukrainian-Russian composer and pianist (d. 2013).
Italy sport Champion
French pianist, organist, composer, and teacher.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania -- Television game host (over 20 games)
1st US executed for desertion since Civil War at 25
Grenadan politician (d. 1997)
France sport Champion
Famous birthdays on February 18th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919Jack Palance was an American actor known for his roles in classic films such as City Slickers and Shane.
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American Army officer, paratrooper, and military soldier who commanded the 2nd Battalion of the 517th Parachute Infantry Regiment during World War II, as well as the 82nd Airborne Division, and the XVIII Airborne Corps during a 35 year career. On 8 June 2013, he died.
France sport Champion
American psychologist (d.2008)
American astrologer. She suffered a fatal heart attack while getting ready for a visit on 4/21/1978 at 11:50 to 12 PM in Rockford, IL.
Canadian actress and choreographer (d.2001)
London, England -- Actress (Man in Grey).
Cuban-American pianist, manager (d. 2012).
Canadian politician and leader of Civic Action League. In 1954, he won a clear victory and was elected the youngest mayor of Montreal. Drapeau lost in 1957 but was reelected in October 1960. He began rebuilding Montreal and added the Place des Arts, subway and the Expo in 1967. The Olympics were also brought to Montreal in 1976.
Gathergood curator.
British actress (Born 1915).
French composer, conductor, and founder of Paris Orchestra. He was 84 years old when he died in Paris on 23 December 1999.
French jurist.
composer.
American astrologer who joined AFA 3/1963
Nancy Military man
France Military man
American country music musician and songwriter (Born 1914).
American fiddler and singer (d. 2000).
Edwards chemist.
Italian kidnapping victim 3/03/1987 He was badly injured and died on 5/09/1987.
Nancy Writer
American musician and bandleader of The Golden West Cowboys. Voted the best country band 1951-1955. He was 5' 6", and earned the nickname Peewee.
German Chief of the Social Office, Reich Youth German Head. Before joining the Nazi Party, he studied law. In 1928, he founded the first Hitler youth organization. He saw active service in the Western Front in May 1940, and was badly wounded in the Eastern Front in 1941.
Auguste Le Breton was a French author and screenwriter known for his crime novels and for co-writing the screenplay for the film 'Rififi'.
Brooklyn, New York -- Actor. (Wire Service. Bold Venture. Perry Mason).
Peruvian aviator, honored as a national hero.
Scottish engineer, Director of the National Gas Turbine Establishment, and then director of East Kilbride's National Engineering Laboratory.
France Writer
Nantes Journalist
Latvian cyclist
Famous birthdays on February 18th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909South African cricketer, English rugby union player (d. 1990).
Romantist/critic (Pulitzer-1971-Angle Of Repose).
Finland -- Javelin thrower (1932 Olympics, Gold Medalist).
Riel Dutch politician (Dutch Liberal Party).
Wollaston (Massachusetts) -- Actor (Good Morning World).
American screenwriter and lawyer (d. 2008).
Austrian academic and pediatrician (d. 1980).
English-American singer and actress (d. 2002).
Chamboulive physician
Podgorny President, USSR (1965-1977).
Chairman of the Presidium for the Supreme Soviet (d.83)
German-born impresario and conductor (d. 1975).
London, England -- Actor (Second Chance).