List of celebrities and famous people who were born on February 19th
Famous birthdays on February 19th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2019 - 2010
2015An English family member of notable stature, she is the granddaughter of Richard Branson, a businessman and investor. She is the daughter Branson's son Sam Calthorpe and Isabella Calthorpe.
He is an American family icon and the third child and third-born to Tom Dumont, No Doubt guitarist, and Mieke Dumont.
Famous birthdays on February 19th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2005Family Member
TV Actor
Actress
YouTube Star
American actor
American actor
Instagram Star
TV Actor
Famous birthdays on February 19th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1999YouTube Star
Movie Actor
Model
British family of note, the daughter and husband of dancer Jimmy Gulzar, Scary Spice. Melanie Jane Brown, Phoenix' mother was born on 5/29/1975.
German tennis player
YouNow Star
TV Actor
Model
Instagram Star
YouTube Star
Vine Star
Estonian footballer
American singer-songwriter, actress, and dancer. At the age of 10, she was first seen as an actress. She has appeared in many films and TV series since then.
Argentinian footballer
Bassist
Uruguayan footballer
Filipino actress
Filipina actress
YouTube Star
Bosnian tennis player
Estonian race car driver
Actress
American race car driver
YouTube Star
Bassist
Dancer
English actor
Vine Star
English actor
Famous birthdays on February 19th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989Seattle's Woodland Park Zoo was where I was born
Estonian rower
Woodland Park Zoo, Seattle Washington.
American guitarist (Skillet)
Canadian ice hockey player
Rock Singer
English race horse (d. 2013)
Japanese voice actor
Argentinian tennis player
Vine Star
Canadian model
Norwegian singer-songwriter
Actress
American baseball player
Japanese actress and model
Brazilian footballer
Finnish race car driver
Canadian ice hockey player
Athlete
Actor and comedian from Sweden
Soccer Player
Brazilian footballer
Swedish comedian
American actress
American singer and actress.
Polish footballer
Reality Star
French victim of homicide, nine years old when she accidentally took poison meant for another.
Director
American family of distinction, Phillip Mahre and Holly Mahre are the sons of a ski father. 8 lbs. 13 oz. He was just four hours old when his father won the Gold Medal at 1984 Winter Olympics.
American singer-songwriter
Pop Singer
Reality Star
Bulgarian sumo wrestler
American Ice Hockey Player.
Bulgarian sumo wrestler
Filipino actress
Wrestler
Romanian swimmer
American singer-songwriter (Gossip)
Russian singer-songwriter
Based in Sydney, Australian actress, singer, model, broadcaster, and disc jockey.
Canadian professional wrestler
English footballer
American boxer
American soccer player
American singer and actor
Canadian wrestler
Latvian classical violinist
British model
French television journalist and actor, who was also a French TV journalist and actor. He became famous by his participation in "Loft Story", the first reality TV program in France (2001).
American basketball player
Chinese table tennis player
Greek swimmer
American football player
Author
American reality TV contestant
Famous birthdays on February 19th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979American soccer manager and player
English actor
American Dubstep/Electronica musician
Finnish rapper
Mexican actress and singer (OV7)
German footballer
American rapper
English politician and scholar
Greek-born Cypriot footballer
Family Member
English actress
Swedish singer-songwriter and keyboard player (The Ark).
Manager and footballer from Italy
Italian opera singer.
American journalist and author
Journalist
American basketball player
Musician
Dutch singer and actress
Suriname -- Dutch soccer player (FC Utrecht)
South Korean skateboarder and founder of Almost Skateboards
Massachusetts, USA; dance skater (and Ponte-1995 Eastern Jr champion).
Finnish footballer
Boston, Massachusetts -- Boston, Massachusetts -- Dancing skater (with Ponte- 1995 Eastern Junior Champion)
Canadian Drummer (Nickelback)
American professional wrestler
NBA guard (Phoenix Suns).
American actor and TV star, most well-known for his role on Lost (ABC). He plays Mr. Sikowitz (an acting teacher) on the TV show Victorious.
American actor and TV star. He is best known for his roles in the television series Victorious as Mr. Sikowitz, an acting instructor, Stuart Radzinsky on ABC's Lost and David Tate/Kenneth Hasting, on FX's The Bridge. He also appeared on the crossover comedy Sam and Cat.
Greek basketball player and coach
safety (Arizona Cardinals).
WLAF linebacker (Amsterdam Admirals).
American porn actress
American wrestler and manager
American professional wrestler
Hockey forward (Team Kazakhstan Olympics- 1998)
Children's Author
NFL running back (Green Bay Packers, Super Bowl 31).
NFL center/guard (Cleveland Browns and Baltimore Ravens).
NFL running back/kick returner (Denver Broncos and Detroit Lions).
California, USA; synchronized swimmer (Olympics-gold-1996).
Dominican poet and baseball player
Israeli-born American violinist
Tennessee, United States -- Miss USA (Tenn-3rd - 1996)
Australasia golfer.
Producer and actress from Australia
USA; Miss Tennessee-USA (1996-third).
TV Actress
NFL defensive end (Chicago Bears).
Swedish singer-songwriter (HammerFall, Warlord).
Writer
Famous birthdays on February 19th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969American singer-songwriter/guitarist (Fear Factory Ascension of GZR and Watchers City of Fire).
Canadian politician
Alberta, Canada; NHL right-wing (Philadelphia Flyers).
American bass player (Obituary & Gorgoroth) (d.2015)
Cause of Death).
Reality Star
Movie Actor
Usual Suspects).
Actor
American producer and actress
Dutch tennis player
Belgian manager and footballer
CharlesStuart's youngest brother and American family of note. Matthew was involved in the disposal of the jewelry, gun and cover-up of the murder of his sister-in law. John McMahon, his friend, and Matthew confessed to police on 1/03/1990. Matthew was sentenced for concealing evidence and was charged with nine felonies. He was released from prison shortly after being arrested in …
Artist
Atlanta Falcons).
Ontario, Canada; NHL right-wing (Anaheim Mighty Ducks).
American author and designer
New York, USA: actress (Mallory-Family Ties, Satisfaction).
D [Mark Morale] ; rocker (Fat Boys, "Jail House Rock")
New York, USA: Team handball circle (Olympics 1996).
Netherlands; tennis star (1994 US/Australian doubles).
Italian scientist working for the airport at Ronchi dell'Adige. She devises an ecological solution to determine storms' flight paths, which can slow down or hinder air traffic or pose a grave threat to aircraft.
American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Smash Mouth)
American businessman
English swimmer and sportscaster
English Swimmer
American drummer (Phish Pok Tornado and Surrender To the Air).
American punt kicker.
American author
American singer-songwriter/guitarist (Whitesnake, Burning Rain Hurricane BadMoo Rising Lion and Dio).
Indian actress and model Miss India 1985
American illustrator and author
Russian playwright and author
American actress
New York, USA: actress (Megan-One Life to Live).
American author
American writer
Writer
English singer
Musician
Lebanese girl of Adnan Khashoggi, a Saudi businessman and reputed arms dealer, and his wife Saroya. She is used to luxury homes, private jets, yachts and luxurious homes. Her mother reached an agreement with her father to settle the divorce of her parents for an estimated $100 million.
Czech-Australian tennis player, coach
French singer-songwriter and the leader singer of Wampas, which he started in 1983. He began his solo career in 2011 with the band Bikini Machine.
American orchid poacher
Czechoslovakia; tennis player (1985 US Open).
French mountain climber and adventurer, Pierre Royer. On 6 October 1995, he was climbing Kangchenjunga, his 20th mountain, in the Himalayas. He and Pierre Royer, a photographer, disappeared, along with their Sherpa Riku. The radio was still working after a week when some of his equipment was found.
English footballer (d. 1998)
French mountaineer (d. 1995)
English race car driver
English actress
Royalty
Jr. American race car driver
Royalty
Playmate (Feb, 1981)
Zondi, South Africa; Head of Inkatha Youth Brigade.
British royalty, the son of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, the Duke of York, second in the line of succession to the throne after Prince Charles. Handsome and poised, he grew up sheltered from the press. Not academically oriented, he was mischievous and uncontrollable, a rowdy boy who took best to sports and later, naval service. He gained the …
England, United Kingdom -- Rock singer (Frankie Goes to Hollywood).
Famous birthdays on February 19th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959American businessman
Estonian diplomat
English screenwriter and author
American wrestler
Playwright
French director and actor
English actor, singer and producer
American television and radio hosts
Italian singer and showgirl, died at 21 from carotid arterial thrombosis in Brescia, 25 March 1978.
Austrian pop and rock musician and rapper.
California, USA; pitcher (Oakland Athletics).
American actress
Belgium dancer.
American business executive and Chairman of General Electric, September 2001. His 20-year experience at GE includes most recently managing its medical-systems division before he took over from Jack Welch. GE is a sprawling $130 billion-dollar-a-year diversified conglomerate that sells everything from aircraft engines, power turbines and CT scanners to life insurance, sitcoms, light bulbs and dishwashers. Immelt is the ninth …
English singer-songwriter/guitarist (The Beat and General Public).
Ohio, USA; astronaut (STS 32 and STS 43).
American singer-songwriter/guitarist (The dB’s and The Continental Drifters).
Businessman
American scientist and physician, he shared the 2003 Nobel Prize for Chemistry in Chemistry for his insights into channeling into cell membranes. He was awarded the Lasker Basic Medical Research Award in 1999.
Movie Actor
Novelist
Michigan, USA; actor.
Oregon, USA; actress (Lipstick. They Call Me Bruce).
Brazilian footballer and manager (d. 2011)
American producer and singer-songwriter (Swans Angels of Light, The World of Skin and Circus Mor)
German bass player (Scorpions, Michael Schenker Group).
rock guitarist (Fixx).
Italian pop-rock singer who has sold more than 6 million records over her career.
rocker (Scorpions, "Wind of Change")
Tunisian writer
Brazilian footballer
President of Argentina
Italian film director and actor, Il Postino (The Postman), won five Oscar nominations, including the Best Picture and he, the nomination for Best Actor. He was suffering from a bad heart and was told to either protect his health or make his film. He chose the latter. He died 24 hours later, after the film was finished.
Statesman
Italian tennis player
American chess master who started playing in 1967 and reached the rank of Master three years later. He is a computer programmer at University of California Riverside and also directs the Riverside Chess Club.
52nd President of Argentina: Lawyer and politician from Argentina
Bill Kirchenbauer American actor and comedian
Slovene politician and academic 3rd President
Mexico -- PHD / Astronaut (STS 23)
Mexican astronaut and engineer
American pathologist and author
American gay painter with Colombian heritage, based in Los Angeles. His artwork uses imagery and symbols drawn from many sources to create complex emotions. Pittman was featured in Whitney Museum's Biennial exhibition and other exhibits from the United States and around the world.
American actor. His work includes comedy, drama, science-fiction, action and martial art films. In the role of Patch, he was seen on the TV series "Santa Barbara" (1984) and "Days of Our Lives (1985-1990). Nichols has appeared on numerous TV shows including "Matlock," L.A. Law," Melrose Place," In the Heat of the Night," and "The Nanny."
Ohio, USA; actor. (Witchboard Days of Our Lives, Days of Our Lives, Days of Our Lives).
French judge who specializes in fighting terrorism.
Pakistani Islamic Sufi Scholar
Minhaj-ul-Quran was founded by Minhaj-ul-Quran, a Pakistani politician and scholar.
Critic
Finnish singer-songwriter (d. 2006)
English singer-songwriter/guitarist (Wishbone Ash).
Famous birthdays on February 19th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949American illustrator and author
New York, USA: rocker (Spencer Davis Group).
English singer-songwriter/pianist (The Spencer Davis Group, Axis Point) (d. 2015.)
American game designer and programmer
American software developer (d. 1998)
Guitarist
Dutch politician was shot five times and killed in Hilversum on 5/06/2002 at 18:03 MEDT. Fortuyn, a columnist and professor at university, entered politics five months before. He was also a homosexual who dare to ask questions and explore the reasons for things. Some factions found it offensive that he was openly inciting the governmental lethargy over the past decade. …
Politician
Pennsylvania, USA; astronaut
Pennsylvania, USA: rock bassist ("Spirit", Heart", Fireball")
American singer-songwriter and bass player (Spirit Firefall Jo Jo Gunne, Heart).
Author
American actor and wrestler (d. 1995).
American professional wrestler
American drag performer, Warholian star, actor, playwright and poet. Jackie was a Manhattan resident who performed as both a man and woman. Before his tragic death, he was a celebrated genius who became a legend. Jackie spent much of his adult life living with his grandmother at the bar.
42nd Mayor of Invercargill, New Zealand
Ocean rower
American activist who was put in serious danger by reporting unsafe conditions at her work place. She was a technician at Kerr-McGee Corporation’s Cimarron plutonium-fuel facility. In 1974, she began to be concerned about safety procedures and started a discussion with the union. She flew to Washington, DC in September 1974 to provide dates, times, and names to support her …
Politician
Canadian guitarist (Loverboy & Streetheart).
English academic and neuroscientist
Australian coach and footballer
Japanese actor
der Linden; Dutch drummer (Brainbox).
German choreographer and ballet dancer. He studied first music and then dance. In 1970, he joined the London Contemporary Dance Theater; by 1973, he had become the principal dancer. He was a stage and TV actor, creating roles for both TV and stage productions. In 1973, he formed his own male group called "Mantis." Later, he resigned from his dance …
American photographer who has been with National Geographic Society since 1970. He has earned a reputation for being a top photographer since then and leads workshops on photography. He is the author of "The Life of a Photograph", a 2008 book.
Actor (Moonfleet)
Writer
Actor (Dynasty, All My Children)
German footballer
Uzbek-Russian singer-songwriter
English-American journalist and businessman
Klaster; mythologist (Slogan).
American singer-songwriter
English Nobel laureate in Academic Chemistry and Biochemistry
American author and former NASA engineer
Elliot; actress (Mamas and Papas, "Monday Monday")
USA; rock vocalist ("Lightning Striking Again").
American biologist, historian, and academic (d.2015)
American football player
Welsh-American businessman
American Nobel Prize winner in Physics and Academics
Composer
Baroness Tonge is an English politician
US author / poet (Cold Dog Soup)
Rock Singer
Turkmen politician and engineer 1st President Turkmenistan (d.2006)
Actress from the United States (Continental Divide).
American singer (Miracles, "You Really Got A Hold on Me")
Michigan, USA. Singer (Smokey & the Miracles - Being With You", Tears of a Clown".
Famous birthdays on February 19th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939French executive was involved in Furiani-Bastia. He was the manager of Socotec Co. This company is authorized to perform technical inspections. He sent Boirond a positive report on the foundation of the stadium on 4/28/1992. He was not asked for further advice. He was convicted for manslaughter, involuntary injury and manslaughter.
British actress (Life of Brian. Sob Sisters. Screaming).
British writer, born in China, and author of "Prone to Violence". ErinaEUR(tm), a published poet and playwright, has won a variety of awards. International founder of Refugees for Battered Women and Children, Modern WomenaEUR(tm), Shelter Movement. PizzeyaEUR (tm)'s book was boycotted so severely by radical feminists that a search of all libraries around the globe that could be accessed via …
American holistic healer and author, Barbara Brennan School for Healing was founded. She was educated as a scientist and earned her Master's degree in Atmospheric Physics at the University of Wisconsin. After that, she became a NASA research scientist at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center. She has been involved in the study of human energy fields since 1970. Her first …
She was an Israeli singer and writer. Her career was successful in Europe in many languages and she popularized classic Israeli songs.
French architect and author of the book Toits du monde (Roofs of the World), His works are well-known in Marseille.
Canadian singer-songwriter/guitarist (d. 2006).
LPGA golfer
10th Panchen Lama, Tibetan religious figure (Born 1938)
Cuban-born Mexican screenwriter and actor (d. 2000).
Cuban-Mexican screenwriter and actor (d. 2000).
American guitarist
Italian actress, who made her film debut in 1943's "Nesuno torna Indietro" as a child. She was a theatre actress in The Cherry Orchard, and appeared in numerous films and TV dramas in the late sixties and early seventh centuries.
Latvian politician Minister for Interior of the Soviet Union (d.91)
American blues guitarist
Indian-English immunologist, academic
American actor (d. 2016).
American educator and author (d. 1987).
American psychic researcher and writer. He is internationally recognized for his more than 80 books on metaphysical, psychic, and inspirational topics. His books include "True Ghost Stories", "Astral Project," "Atlantis Rising", and "The Star People". Three of his books have been used in movies: "The Chindi", "The Hypnotist" or "Unknown Powers". His wife Francie, an internationally-respected psychic, lives in Arizona …
Italian trumpeter, musician and TV personality who died in Amelia, 2 May 2013.
American singer and songwriter (d.2006)
Singer
Archeologist
French couturier (fashion designer). He opened his own fashion shop in 1962 after working with Dior, Yves Saint Laurent, and Louis FA(c).raud. His label was sold in 1992 after several ownership changes, and finally closed down in 2008.
American sportscaster (Born 1935).
American baseball player and manager, a left-hitting/right-throwing catcher who played with the Cleveland Indians (1957aEUR"1960), Boston Red Sox (1960aEUR"1965; 1968), and Minnesota Twins (1966aEUR"1967), and then went on to manage the Cincinnati Reds (1982aEUR"1983) and Atlanta Braves (1988aEUR"1990).
French writer-composer-singer best known for his work on Claude Lelouch's film "A Man and a Woman" both as actor, and as lyric writer/singer for Francis Lai's music for the film.
Poole Dorset (England) -- Director (Betrayal).
Theatre Agent
American screenwriter and actress (d. 2004).
American male who died from AIDS in May 1986, San Francisco, California.
German writer and jurist.
American astronaut, Science Pilot aboard Skylab 2. This was the first U.S. satellite mission. It launched on May 25, 1973, and ended on June 22, 1973. Charles Conrad, Jr. was the spacecraft commander, and Paul J. Weitz, the pilot, were with him during the initial activation.
Illinois, USA. Captain Medical Corps US Navy/astronaut. (Skylab 2).
Paris, France -- Opera director (Carmina Burana)
NASA astronaut
Italian priest, Cardinal and ecclesiastic.
American filmmaker; director. He first became interested in film during his time in the Air Force 1951-1953. He learned techniques and made many documentary shorts. After his return to civilian life, he was hired by CBS-TV New York as an assistant Director. He was then promoted to "You Are There" in November 1954. He directed over 125 TV plays.
New York, USA. Director (Birdman at Alcatraz).
Indian screenwriter and director of actor
South Indian film director
Famous birthdays on February 19th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929French director since 1960. Before moving into the world of film and stage, he played minor roles before gaining his first experience behind a camera in 1952. He quickly established himself as a skilled craftsman and a strong visual artist in many productions. He died August 9, 2003 in Paris, age 74.
France sport Champion
Cognac manufacturer
France sport Champion
French journalist (d. 2014.)
Composer
Hungarian composer and academic
Author of American soldier (d. 1995).
Composer
Linstead, Jamaica -- 4X400m relayer (1952 Olympics-Gold Medalist).
French comic book author.
American actor, television and film. Marvin is known for his distinctive voice and white hair. He stands 6 feet 2 inches (1.88m) tall. His first roles were supporting characters, mostly soldiers and villains. He starred in M Squad, a hit NBC crime series, as Detective Lieutenant Frank Ballinger, from 1957 to 1960.
Ukrainian-born chess grandmaster (Born in 1924)
Czech filmmaker, painter, and graphic designer (d. 1999).
New York, USA; actor (Paint Your Wagon, Cat Ballou) (dies 1987).
American hockey executive (Detroit Red Wings). (Born in 1924)
Composer
Politiician
composer.
Polish politician and journalist Polish Minister of Foreign Affairs (d.2015)
founder (South Africa Conservative Party).
Georges Pascal composer.
Four-star General of the United States Air Force who was Director of NASA's Apollo Manned Lunar Landing Program (1964-1969), the seventh Director for the National Security Agency (1972-1973), and Commander of Air Force Systems Command (COMAFSC), 1973-1975.
American plant physiologist.
Educator/labor relations consultant
Bicester (England) -- Actor (Beacon Hill Holocaust).
Omaha Military man
American actress and fashion designer (d. 2003).
Estonian poet and author (d. 2007).
Actress
American socialite
Famous birthdays on February 19th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919Belgium sport Champion
American parapsychology researcher and investigator. He was a parapsychologist for many years. Uri Geller, Peter Hurkos and others were brought to the U.S.A. for testing. To investigate medical miracles like psychic surgery, he went to Brazil. Arigo performed surgery on Puharich's arm while he was there. He removed a cyst using a rusty knife.
France Painter
American short story writer, playwright, essayist, and poet (d. 1967).
American's most successful and famous jockey, who has been called the greatest of them all. His incredible ability to work with horses on the track was legendary, winning five Kentucky Derbys and two Triple Crowns.
Peruvian politician, economist and engineer. He was a leading member of Peruvian Aprista Party and became its Secretary General under Manuel A. Odria's government. Odria even asked for his capture "dead, alive" He was the ambassador to Venezuela during Juan Velasco Alvarado's government. Perhaps his most famous moment is when he died in the middle of the Congress of the …
French baritone singer. He is known as Les Quatre Barbus. This vocal group, consisting of four French singers, was founded in 1938 and had its greatest success at Parisian cabarets in the 1950s, 1960s. In 1969, the group broke up.
two triple crowns).
Germany Actor
Actor (Yellow Submarine. Loot. Baby Love), dies aged 65
British diplomat and lawyer, English lawyer politician
French comedian and actor on the screen and stage. In 1943, he released his first film. He has over 100 films and won many awards. In 1977, he was awarded the CA(c)sar Award for his supporting role in "Le Crabe Tambourand". In 1988, he received the MoliA're Prize for best actor for his role as Herb Garner in the movie …
Prince Pedro Gastão of Orléans-Braganza (d. 2007)
From 1965 to 1969, he was the second Governor of Puerto Rico. After Governor Luis MuA+oz MarAn had served four terms, SA!nchez Vilella won the election for governor for the Partido Popular DemocrA!tico in 1964.
Pretender to the Brazilian throne (d.2007)
Etler composer.
Artist
American composer and music director (Born in 1912).
German meteorologist, author.
Wichita Kansas, jazz musician/orchestra leader (Music 55).
de Sautoy publisher.
Polish writer (Niekochana).
Eurasian-American actress, who appeared in more than 20 films, including "The Private Life of Henry VIII," 33, "Over The Moon," 1937 and "The Divorce of lady X," 1938. She was also nominated for an Academy Award as best actress in "Dark Angel," 35. She is best known for her role in "Wuthering Heights" and was also a part of Lawrence …
Composer
Bordeaux Writer
American track and field coach (Born in 1911).
American Astrologer, who joined AFA 3/1968.
American Senator from California who introduced a bill in the Senate to license professional Astrologers. The bill was sponsored by PAI (Professional Astrologers Inc). He was 92 years old when he died in a Sacramento nursing home. He was suffering from Alzheimer's Disease.
American silent film actress (d.2010)
Famous birthdays on February 19th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909French politician who died in Abbeville on 23 November 1995.
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French engineer and pilot in the Free French Forces of Gibraltar during World War II. He performed 66 bombing mission.
Lucay-le-Libre EXecutives
C Spruit Dutch conductor.
Peruvian diplomat, businessman, journalist, editor, and historian. Miguel Mujica Gallo was his brother. Her father was the owner of one of Peru's largest fortunes. It was based mainly in mining, agriculture, and banking. His fortune was dedicated to the promotion of literature and arts in Peru. He also supported writers with limited resources and became a prominent patron. One notable …
Panamanian-American ornithologist and lawyer (d. 1981).
Anost EXecutives
Belgium sport Champion
Williams composer.
Spanish botanist and scientist who studies algae. Over 70 research papers were published in Spanish and foreign scientific journals. He also discovered more than 50 species of algae. Miranda was elected Honorary Member (1958), and Honorary President (1960), of the Botanical Society of Mexico. He died in Mexico on 17/12/64.
Saint Eustache, a Dutch thriller writer.
Dutch journalist and author (d. 1964)
American illustrator and author (d. 1975).
St. Paul, Minnesota -- Novelist. (Plagued By Nightingales).
Brno, Czechoslovakia -- Actor/director (2 Smart People).
New York, actress (Going My Way Young Mr Bobbins).
American essayist and short story writer, American novelist.
Louisville, Kentucky -- Rhythm Tap Dancer (No Maps On My Taps).
English soldier (d. 2012)
Dutch resistance fighter/ Chairman (Feyenoord).
French psychiatrist and physician, who was the former chief medical officer of the Saint-Louis Hospital's adult psychiatric ward and the founder of the Department of Psychiatry of the Child in the Saint-Jacques Hospital of Nantes is the inventor of morphopsychology. It is the source of the 1980 foundation of the "French Society morphopsychology".
France Scientist
France Scientist