List of celebrities and famous people who were born on May 19th
Famous birthdays on May 19th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2003Dancer
YouTube Star
Dancer
YouTube Star
Famous birthdays on May 19th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1999Japanese family member and noted Japanese pop star Namie Amuro, who is the son of Masaharu Maruyama, the husband of Okinawan superstar pop singer Masaharu Maruyama. He is also known as SAM, and a member the pop group TRF. Amuro was 20 years old at the time of the birth and SAM, 36, were married in October 1997, after Amuro's …
Cheerleader
Swedish singer
Reality Star
Mexican footballer
Athlete
Japanese actor
Musician
YouTube Star
TV Actress
Reality Star
YouTube Star
Movie Actress
Pop Singer
Athlete
Country Singer
Dutch footballer
Italian footballer
American singer.
Instagram Star
Pop Singer
YouTube Star
Soccer Player
Voice Actor
Famous birthdays on May 19th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989Japanese singer-songwriter and producer
Movie Actress
Producer
American singer-songwriter (Passion Pit).
Canadian soccer player
Argentinian footballer
YouTube Star
American actor.
American basketball player
Model
Scottish darts player
Malian-French singer
American football player
British comedian and model
American screenwriter and comedian
Model and porn actress from Hungary
English actress
English-American actress
Norwegian footballer
Norwegian footballer
TV Show Host
English footballer
Musician
Belgian cyclist
Japanese actress singer and television personality
Romanian mountaineer
MMA Fighter
Rapper
Economist
Actor
Actress
Argentinian footballer
Young Adult Author
Canadian mixed martial artist
Canadian ice hockey player
German sprinter
South Korean actor
Dutch swimmer
American singer/songwriter.
American actor and model
English footballer
Peruvian politician and businessman. He is the son Alberto Fujimori, who was President of Peru between 1990 and 2001. He is currently serving as Congressman since 2011.
Famous birthdays on May 19th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979Italian footballer
French actress
French hammer thrower. His personal best throw was 80.88m in July 2001 in Amsterdam.
Uruguayan footballer
Musician
Slovak actress
Comedian
Uruguayan footballer
Author
Dutch footballer
YouTube Star
English footballer
American reality star and singer
Uruguayan actress and singer
American baseball player
Spanish footballer
Canadian voice actress
Dutch singer and guitarist
NBA forward (Minnesota Timberwolves).
American basketball player
Entertainer
Swedish producer and guitarist (Katatonia Bloodbath, October Tide)
Brazilian footballer
Japanese actor
American football player
Brazilian footballer
American manager and player
Celebrity
French soprano
Australian rugby league footballer
Musician
French fencer who was awarded a gold medal in A(c]pA(c]e team at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Athens. He was joined by Fabrice Jeannet, A%0rik Boisse and JA(c]rA'me Jeannet. At the 2000 Summer Olympics, Sydney, he won two silver medals.
Sweden; NHL forward (Pittsburgh Penguins and New York Islanders).
Scottish race car driver
Swedish singer-songwriter Ace of Base
Donna and Robert Launt adopted an American child. After Nancy was adopted, the Launts took in another foster baby. They had two children naturally. Marie Lackey had four children, Nancy being one of them. Nancy had been taken at the age of four from Marie's birth mother after Marie had broken Marie's leg. The children had lived a life of …
Athlete
Italian showgirl, TV presenter, and singer.
Canadian Football League back in action (Winnipeg Blue Bombers).
Photographer
Screenwriter and producer of Australian actresses
Linebacker for NFL / WLAF (Seattle Seahawks). Rhein Fire)
American screenwriter and producer of director films
Estonian biochemist and biologist
Mexican professional wrestler
Saskatchawan (Canada); volleyball player (Olympics 1996).
Safety in the NFL (Washington Redskins).
South Korean golfer
Canadian actor
Canadian politician and television host
Estonian chess player
Famous birthdays on May 19th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969French racehorse trainer.
Pennsylvania, USA; American Olympic swimmer (Olympics-silver-1988).
WLAF cornerback (Scotland Claymores)
Maine, USA; rower (Olympics 1996).
NBA forward (Philadelphia 76ers).
American singer-bass player and actor
American filmmaker, seen in "First Love, last Rites," which was released in June 1998. Peretz is the son Martin Peretz, a well-known liberal editor and sister to journalist Eugenia Peretz. Jesse finished "The Chateau", a comedy, in 2002. Jesse graduated from Harvard U. and went on to play bass guitar. Before his first film, he began to make commercials and …
NFL quarterback (Indianapolis Colts).
NFL outside linebacker (Pittsburgh Steelers).
British Columbia, Canada; NHL Center (Hartford Whalers).
California, USA; wrestlers (Hollywood-GLOW).
Scientist
NFL quarterback (Seattle Seahawks).
Italian painter and sculpture
Massachusetts, USA; pitcher (Chicago Cubs).
Italian singer. Before recording in Italian in the 2000s, she made records in English in the 1990s. Many of those were international hits. Before her solo career she was the vocalist of Ice Mc.
English actress
Canadian ice hockey player, and sportscaster
Quebec, Canada; NHL center (Montreal Canadiens).
American educator and author
NFL tight end (Chicago Bears).
English actress and martial artist
Miss Universe 1987, a television host and model from Chile
Actor (Marshall Chronicles)
French singer-songwriter and radio host
British singer and songwriter, who was part of the 1983 group "Curiosity Killed The Cat". Their mid-1986 LP failed to chart, but they did break through in December 1986 and had a best-selling album in May 1987.
American actress
Hong Kong actor
Texas, USA; PGA golfer (1993 Freeport McMoRan).
American screenwriter and actor
Slovakian tennis player
Indian actor (d. 2010)
South Korean-American football player
Slovak tennis player
French journalist and TV host. She began presenting the weather in 1987 and hosted "TA(c]lA(c]matin" (France 2) from 1987. Jean-Luc Delarue has succeeded her in "Toute une Histoire".
English singer
He was an Italian soccer/football player. He played for Milan (1981aEUR”1982, 1983aEUR”1996), Pescara on loan (1982aEUR”1983), Reggiana (1996aEUR”1998), Brescia (2001aEUR”2001), Watford (192001aEUR”2002) and Pro Sesto (192002aEUR”2004). From 1984 to 1987, he also played for the Italian national U-21 soccer team.
Businessman
LPGA golfer
"The One Way is Up."
Scottish rock guitarist "Nothing Ever Happens"
Moldovan politician
Canadian ice hockey player
American screenwriter and producer of director films
Illinois, USA; bowler
Bowler of Decade).
English singer
French DJ, mixer, beat maker, songwriter and producer. In addition to his solo work including albums Blue Print and Kheper and producing of other artists, he was one of the founding members of the Marseille rap group IAM and its sound architect.
Famous birthdays on May 19th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959Canadian television and film director. His films include "Breakfast with Scot" and "The Fairy Who Doesn't Want To Be a Fairy Anymore." His television work includes "Sibs", "Open Heart" as well as an episode of "Murdoch Mysteries" set to air in 2011. He is gay.
American homicide victim, ex-wife of O.J. Simpson is accused of Simpson's murder. This trial was one of the most watched and widely publicized dramas of the last decade.
American family of note, the son of journalist Clifton Daniel, and his wife, Margaret Truman; grandson U.S. President Harry Truman.
Author
NBA forward (Cleveland Cavaliers and Detroit Pistons).
Artist
American athlete. He was a forward for the NBA Detroit Pistons between 1982 and 1993. Laimbeer was regarded as one of the best centers in the league despite his nicknames of "the prince of dark," "a street thug," and "His Heinous". Because he was willing to throw an elbow and pretend to be fouled to incite his opponent's fury, he …
Journalist
London, England -- Actress (Power Rangers).
Michigan, USA; actor (When Harry Met Sally: The Young and the Restless), / son President Gerald Ford.
English keyboard player, songwriter, and producer (The Human League & Heaven 17).
English politician and philosopher, Chancellor of Lancaster
Center for Women's Professional Basketball League (New York Stars).
Italian TV presenter.
American family of note, third and most prominent son of Betty Ford and Gerald Ford. In 1978, he became a rough rider for a rodeo team and was a calf-roper as well as chief public spokesman of the Los Angeles Rough Riders team. He was an actor in "Cattle Annie and Little Britches" (1979) and he also played the role …
San Diego Padres).
Connecticut, USA; Lieutenant Commander US Navy/astronaut (STS 36, 49, 62).
Actor
Java was created by a Canadian-American computer scientist
Australian-New Zealand drummer (AC/DC, Buster Brown).
American baseball player and sportscaster
American musician. He plays many instruments but is best known for his 12-string acoustic.
Japanese voice actor
Turkish actress and singer
New Jersey, USA; Catcher (New York Yankees/Boston Red Sox/New York Mets/Montreal Expos).
Armenian finswimmer
English actress, screenwriter and director.
American singer/guitarist (The Nighthawks).
Romanian manager and footballer
Lord Hodge, Scottish judge and lawyer
American murderer (d. 1997)
American convicted murderer (d. 1997)
English grandson of Princess Mary.
French jurist and examining magistrate in Villemin case. He is also the author of many books. He was married in Mazirot (France) on 28 May 1987.
Coach and manager of the Dutch football team
English runner
rocker (BT Express).
Rock Singer
American professional wrestler
Lithuanian singer, TV announcer (Born 1951).
New York, USA: punk rocker (Ramones-"Baby I Love You")
French director and founder of a thermography business. He was an established businessman in the community. He had been married on August 26, 1974 and had two children.
Dutch television and radio host, comedian, and singer.
Musician
Pole vaulter from Poland
Famous birthdays on May 19th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949American singer-songwriter and bass player (ZZ Top, American Blues).
Director
American football player
Baron Hunt of Kings Heath English politician
Musician
Pop Singer
French Air Force officer, and former CNES spationaut.
American singer (The Temptations), (Born 1939).
in France; cosmonaut (Soyuz TM-17).
French journalist, writer and producer.
California, USA; saxophonist/bandleader (Pat Sajak Show).
Louisiana, United States -- Saxophonist/bandleader (Pat Sajak show)
The 1997 Australian film "Shine" features an Australian movie about a child prodigy, musician, and concert pianist. Helfgott's promising career turned into a life of struggle as a teenager. He was later diagnosed with a severe mental illness. With the support of his wife and other people, Helfgott's life and career were saved. The Sundance Film Festival released a film …
An English politician and lawyer
French cartoonist who illustrated stories by Guy Vidal and Jean-Claude Forest.
Producer and guitarist (Planxty & The Johnstons), Irish singer-songwriter.
Italian actor and director
English bass player (T. Rex) (d. 1981)
New York, USA: Rock singer/trombonist (Blood Sweat and Tears).
Politician
American author, metaphysician, and astrologer. She co-authored "The Metaphysical Handbook" along with her brother, David Pond.
Foggia, Italy -- Actor (La Lupa, Poliziotti)
Belgian commissioner for children's rights
Wrestler
Georgia, USA; actress (Wendy- Needles and Pins).
Belgian activist
French-American wrestler and actor (d. 1993)
French professional wrestler (d. 1993).
LPGA golfer
Athlete
Actor
British musician, founder of "The Who", rock band. He is also the composer of "Tommy," 1969 rock opera. It won five Tony Awards for its Broadway adaptation. He wrote the majority of "Tommy," a rock opera, in 1969. "Tommy" was first performed on Broadway in 1993 and won a Tony award. Townshend also toured America that year as a solo …
Actress
French executive, commercial director of a PA(c)chiney branch; Marketing and Human Relations Consultant, 1972-1978; National Secretary for RPR party 1979-1989; Deputy of Rhone and Minister External Commerce. He is the son of a jeweler and was previously a sales director as well as a consultant in marketing and human relations. He was elected Mayor of Lyon in 1989.
British-American actor
French linguist and professor emeritus of the University of Paris VII. Russian is her mother tongue. She works in French, English, Wolof (a language spoken in Senegal, the Gambia and Mauritania and the Wolof language).
American founder of the sadomasochist liberation group "The Eulenspiegel Society", in the 1970s.
English manager and footballer (d. 2012).
American academic publisher and author
Digital Research Inc. was founded by an American computer scientist (d. 1994).
American notable family, the daughter Alice Faye Harris and Phil Harris.
British television presenter and politician
Author of CP / M
American director, producer, screenwriter and novelist.
American columnist and writer. She was a general reporter for 2 years and a science writer for 11 years at the New York Times. She is also the author of 7 books, including Jane BrodyaEUR(tm),'s Good Food Book. She was a pioneer in American diet and health awareness. Her ability to translate technical medical information into language that was understandable …
French singer who was a concert- and opera soprano. She won the 1st Prize at the Singing Competition of Monte Carlo 1966.
American dancer and child star of Walt Disney's Mouseketeers. She is also a talented adult dancer on The Lawrence Welk show.
English actress and model
Baron Judge Maltese English lawyer and judge Lord Chief justice of England and Wales
Composer
Actress
Son of Jimmy Hoffa/Teamster union leader
New York, USA; novelist/screenwriter/director (Sleepless in Seattle, You've Got Mail, Michael, Heartburn).
American entrepreneur who spent millions on airline companies and restructured them. This changed the face of the airline industry. He was known as a "Ruthless Pragmatist", a visionary, deal-maker, union buster and showboater. He was hated by unions but loved by those who got to enjoy the low fares and his willingness to confront them. He was a master of …
He was a Dutch cyclist racer from 1962-1973. However, he only won the Tour de France 1968 for a mere two seconds. He is also well-known as a sprinter and won the green jersey, world championships, Spanish Vuelta, and several other races.
American singer-songwriter (d.2002)
Actor (Xica)
American bowler.
Playmate (Nov, 1958)
Texas Air, Eastern).
Famous birthdays on May 19th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939London, England -- Actor ("Greystoke")
Actress and makeup artist from Hong Kong
American astronaut. He is a former USAF pilot and flew combat missions to Vietnam. The Spaceship Challenger was his second space shuttle flight. It took off at 11:38 EST in Houston, Texas on January 28, 1986. The rocket exploded within one minute and killed all of its crew.
Latvian javelin thrower, coach
American colonel pilot and astronaut
American journalist, senior magazine editor, and talk show hostess. Her career was quite successful, with a lot of serendipitous work in communications. She also co-authored a self-help book and lectured. She was married with two children and stayed at home for ten year to write articles for top magazines. She is an attractive, talented, and optimistic woman.
Composer
English landowner / director (Emily)
Washington, USA; Air Force/astronaut (STS 41C, 51L-Challenger disaster).
Composer
Judge
American CEO and executive in charge of Continental Corporation. This property-casualty insurance company went through difficult times in the 1980's. Mascotte holds a BS degree in Accounting, a BA and a LLB degree. He is known as a dynamic boss.
Indian screenwriter and playwright, actor
New York, USA: actress (Wanda Wolek-One Life to Live).
English actress
East Timorese politician (d. 1989)
Bilbray; American politician (Representative-Democrat-Nevada).
Coach and long jumper from Ukraine
East Timorese politician (d. 1989)
Actor and wrestler from England (d. 2004).
Dutch photographer
American fencer who participated in the individual and team Sabre events at the 1960 Summer Olympics.
Athlete
Politician
Austria -- Pairs figure skater (1956 Olympics - Gold Medalist)
Writer
American actor and journalist
Rhode Island, USA; television personality (Good Morning America).
Actor (Love and Hate).
Indian poet and author
American basketball coach and player
American journalist and author
Kansas, USA news anchor (McNeil-Lehrer Report).
Dutch pianist
Actor
French kidnapper and serial sex killer.
Maltese academic and author of a physician
France Actor
English singer (Born 1932)
Mexican journalist and author. She specializes in social and political issues and is particularly concerned with the disenfranchised, especially women and the poor. She was born to wealthy parents in Paris, her mother having fled Mexico during the Mexican Revolution. When she was ten years old, she fled France to Mexico in order to escape the Second World War. She …
American economist and author (Born in 1932).
French-Canadian comedian, actor, and singer (Born 1932).
Actor and tenor from Switzerland
English race car driver (d. 1967)
Swiss tenor
Comedy scriptwriter
Composer
Actor
American playwright and author of "A Raisin in the Sun", the first Broadway play written by a woman of color. The play ran for 19 months. This hilarious comedy about a Chicago black family that received a large sum of money was a great success and received much acclaim. Three months before her death from cancer, the second Broadway play …
American author and historian (d. 2012).
Composer
Politician
Author
Vanves Journalist
Famous birthdays on May 19th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929American politician (Born 1929)
German-American composer and violinist (d. 2013).
Australian painter (d. 2014.)
Theology in the USA (Secular City).
Composer
American basketball coach and player (d. 2015).
American baseball player and coach (d.2010)
Lotus Cars was founded by an English engineer and businessman (d. 1982).
England, United Kingdom -- Autocrat / Sports car builder (Formula 1
English air marshal (d.2013)
Author and academic French-American mathematician (d. 2005).
Norwegian composer, pianist and revue writer. He also served as theatre director and producer. He was a writer for the Edderkoppen Theatre and Chat Noir Theatres, where he later served as director from 1962 to 1975.
French comedian star, actor and singer. He was killed in a car accident on the 28th September 1973.
American composer, playwright and singer. He is most well-known as a disciple to Paramhansa Yogananda (the first Indian Master to live and teach in America). Kriyananda is a prolific writer with more than 70 books, including "The Path, A Spiritual Autobiography" as well as "The Hindu Way of Awakening, Its Secrets, Its Symbols".
Romanian-American spiritual leader and author (d. 2013)
English academic and engineer
American Astrologer. Pro who is also a member of AFA. He is the author and editor of "Lady, I Have Your Number" and has written articles for the AFA Bulletin. His primary interests are in medical and locational Astrology, as well as astrological birth control. He has TV and radio credits, and has performed entertainment and nightclub astrology.
English radio and television host (d.2013)
Composer
He is a German theater director, film director, play transcriber, and screenwriter. From 1992 to 1996, he was head of Schauspielhaus Bochum (1972/EUR) and Deutsches Schauspielhaus Hamburg (1983/EUR). Theater Heute magazine named him "Director of Year" on several occasions. He passed away in Hamburg on the 30th of July 2009.
American activist, who rose from humble beginnings to become a national civil rights activist. He was a young black rebel and was convicted in 1946 of burglary. He served time in prison. He founded the Organization of Afro-American Unity in 1963. He assumed the Moslem name of El-Hajji Malik El-Shabazz. However, he was suspended from being a Muslim minister on …
A Cambodian politician and dictator who was responsible for nearly two million deaths in Cambodia during his reign from 1976-1979. After turning Cambodia's lush landscape into a death camp, he surrendered to the Khmer Rouge defectors on 6/18/1997. He is believed to be gravely ill and has not been seen by the outside world since 1979, when he fled the …
French Canadian actor (d.2004)
French soldier who was a leader in the Organisation de l'armA (c)e secrA”te (OAS), Delta Commandos during the last months French rule in Algeria. The group attacked Chateau-Royale, El-Biar near Algiers on 15 March 1962, killing many. On 7 April 1962, he was taken into custody. He was sentenced to death on 28 June. He was executed by firing squad …
Nebraska, USA: Assassinated leader black Muslims.
Cong?ni?s physician
English composer and songwriter (d. 2014.)
Composer
French occultist.
Vence Journalist
Anglo-Canadian journalist and novelist, as well as playwright, and gay rights activist. He was the first man in the UK to openly declare his homosexuality.
Irish bartender
Actor
Akron, Ohio -- Actor (Tate-Tate)
French actor, director, writer, and poet. He is the father of Maria Schneider, actress, and actor Xavier GA(c).lin. He was the father of five children and had three marriages.
Dutch translator, writer and literary historian (Born in 1921)
American activist for civil rights
American colonel and pilot (d.91)
English pilot and lieutenant (d. 2013).
American pediatrician, who was the US Surgeon General between 1965-1969. He was a pioneer in warning against smoking and oversaw the creation of Medicare and Medicaid.
de Reve slavic (Belief in Kameraden).
An Australian criminal who is known as the "Mr Big of Sydney crime." He was convicted of murder, rape and theft and created and managed an underground criminal network.
French actor (Born in 1921)
French writer. He started a small theatre in 1950 and then turned to writing. In 1954, he published his first novel, "Arban". He was awarded the Prix Femina in 1963 for "La Nuit de Mougins" and the Grand prix de littA (c)rature de l'AcadA (c)mie franASSaise) in 1989 in recognition of his work. He died in Lille on 16 August …
Famous birthdays on May 19th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919Italian-Slovenian soldier, politician 25th Prime Minister Yugoslavia (d.2013)
Canadian-American clarinet player and bandleader, saxophonist (d. 1990).
France sport Champion
Slovenian Communist politician, Prime Minster of Yugoslavia
Dancer
Limoges EXecutives
Italian film director and actor. Between 1950 and 1967, he appeared in 53 films. He died in Rome (Italy) on 5 April 1969.
Musician
Dutch-American physicist and historian (d. 2000).
Actor
Dictator / mass murderer
English actress (d. 2014.)
British biochemist and co-recipient for 1962 Nobel Prize for Chemistry for his analysis by X-ray of hemoglobin's structure. This protein transports oxygen from the lungs into the tissues through blood cells. John C. Kendrew, a British biochemist, shared the award.
American journalist and photographer (d. 1975).
Canadian ice hockey player (d.2005)
Japanese Go player
Nice physician
French criminal, a murderer-robber, who was sentenced and executed.
photographer.
Reddy President of India.
Indian politician and lawyer 6th President of India
Hereditary Prince of Albania (d. 1973).
France Writer
Indian homicide: The assassination of Mahatma Ghandi by gunshot at 5:41 pm in Delhi, India on 1/30/1948. He was hanged.
South African cricketer (d. 1983).
Famous birthdays on May 19th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909British Supercentenarian and humanitarian who organised the rescue of 669 Czechoslovakian children on the eve the Second World War. This operation was later called the Czech Kindertransport (German: children transport). Winton organized for the safe passage of the children to Britain and found them homes. He did not share his efforts after the war with anyone. His wife discovered his …
British wartime humanitarian
composer.
Athlete
Tacoma, Washington -- Actor ("Before I Hang Sahara")
American Astrologer; joined AFA October1966.
Mexican-American actor, who started his acting career in Mexico in the early 1930s. Paramount Pictures was a fan of Cordova's small, but memorable role in "For Whom the Bell Tolls." He then appeared in several other films, including "Frenchman's Creek" (1946). In Hollywood movies of the 1940s, he played Latin-lover characters. De Cordova returned to Mexico in late 1940s and …
Canadian sprinter (d. 1982).
American novelist (Born in 1908)
Indian playwright and poet (d. 1956).
French composer and musician. He composed scores for films by Resnais and Leenhardt as well as Cravenne.
American actor and shot putter (d. 2007).
German journalist and politician, he was one of the founders of Die Zeit. He studied law in Freiburg and Berlin as well as Hamburg. After completing his university studies, he was appointed a judge in Kiel. His wife, a Jew from Germany, fled to the United Kingdom after the Nazis rose to power in 1933. Bucerius, for his part, became …
Bourges EXecutives
Sweden -- Pentathlete (1928 Olympics - Gold Medalist)
Italian actress who died in Florence, 3 August 1990.
French clergyman, Bishop of Beauvais (-Noyon-Senlis), France 1965-1978.
Ukrainian-Canadian educator and pianist
Vierzon EXecutives
Hungarian actress (d. 65)
Belgium Military man
Belgian composer, musician, organist, and educator.
Composer