List of celebrities and famous people who were born on October 20th
Famous birthdays on October 20th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2019 - 2010
2015Family Member
Famous birthdays on October 20th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2001Pop Singer
Skateboarder
Famous birthdays on October 20th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1998Instagram Star
Movie Actor
Vine Star
Motorcycle Racer
Chinese actor and martial artist
Dancer
Australian rugby player
Family Member
Australian model
American actress
American actress
Italian footballer
American diver
Instagram Star
Football Player
Irish footballer
Russian gymnast
Turkish footballer
Russian gymnast
Estonian singer
TV Actress
Actress
Famous birthdays on October 20th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989Pop Singer
Canadian-American ice hockey player
Football Player
South African model
Musician
Comedian
Reality Star
Chinese table tennis player
Japanese actress and singer (Morning Muume Tanpopo Sakuragumi, Athena & Robikerottsu).
Music Producer
Dutch model
German rugby player
Australian model
Indian actress
Thai footballer
YouTube Star
TV Actress
American football player
American actress
American basketball player
English race car driver
French footballer
Northern Irish rugby player
French footballer
Metal Singer
TV Actress
Japanese singer and actor
Dutch footballer
Ecuadorian footballer
Italian tennis player
American actress
Welsh golfer
Danish footballer
Actress
Saudi footballer
Athlete
Driver
Greek footballer
Mexican footballer
American football player.
Greek footballer
Mexican footballer
Canadian actor
Dominican baseball player
English singer-songwriter and bass player (The Cribs).
Writer
Dominican baseball player
Famous birthdays on October 20th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979American screenwriter, actor, and director. He is best known for his role on The Office's sitcom, The Office. Away We Go and Leatherheads are his film credits. He also has credits in License to Wed. Big Miracle, Something Borrowed. It's Complicated. The Screen Actors Guild Awards were won by the 2001 Brown University graduate for his role as "The Office" …
Model
Ukrainian footballer
Irish rugby player
American decathlete
Barbadian footballer
Indian cricketer
Scottish bass player and songwriter (Snow Patrol, Terra Diablo).
American actor
Canadian classical violinist
Manager and English footballer
Estonian footballer
TV Actor
Director
American screenwriter and producer of actor directors
American composer, musician, and actress in film.
Greek footballer
British terrorist. Scotland Yard has implicated him as one of the suicide bombers that detonated explosives in the London underground on July 7, 2005. Khan was believed to be a married man with one child. He had been a teacher assistant at a Leeds primary school since 2002. The school had praised him and his parents. He reportedly went to …
Manager and footballer from Italy
American guitarist (MxPx)
Wide receiver (Tampa Bay Buccaneers)
Turkish actress
American basketball player: Forward, Bucks
Athlete
Emirati-American producer and actor
Musician
Hobart (Tasmania) -- 200m butterfly swimmer (1996 Olympics-Bronze Medalist).
Moscow, Russia -- Debbie Koegel dances with a Russian skater
Game Designer
Linebacker (Dallas Cowboys)
English rugby player and sportscaster
American politician and academic 11th Lieutenant Governor of Hawaii
Dutch swimmer
Movie Actor
American rapper, the embodiment aEUR(tm),90s gangster Rap. His debut album, "Doggystyle," 1993, went quadruple platinum.
Danii Minogue is an Australian singer-actor, younger sister to Kylie Minogue, and ex-partner of actor Julian McMahon. McMahon was the late Australian prime Minister.
French paraglider.
Los Angeles, California -- Tennis star (1991 Futures Evansville IN).
American basketball player: Lakers guard/forward
American author and political commentator
Dutch footballer
Soccer player (FC Twente).
English-Chinese businessman (d. 2011)
TV Show Host
Wrestler
NFL wide receiver (Chicago Bears).
Jr., American professional wrestler
Estonian poet and illustrator
Comedian
Famous birthdays on October 20th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969NFL wide receiver (Detroit Lions)
Vega Baja, Puerto Rico -- Outfielder (Texas Rangers)
WNBA guard (Sacramento Monarchs)
Argentina -- Tennis star
Australian rugby league footballer
Puerto Rican baseball player
Greek high jumper
Artist
Entertainer
Greek high jumper
American spokeswoman of Cardinal Law, she was first known to many when she responded to inquiries during the scandals involving sexual abuse in the Archdiocese. She is described as ambitious and capable of achieving success. She was appointed regional director shortly after a settlement was reached. Cardinal Law was removed in 2003 from his position within Diocese.
CFL linebacker (Calgary Stampeders).
English actress producer and director
English singer and actress
Bangladeshi-English author
Taiwanese actor
Australian rugby player
Australian rugby player and coach
Haitian-Canadian actor and singer
British actress (Michelle-EastEnders)
San Francisco, California -- Outfielder (Colorado Rockies)
Italian actor
Italian actor who won an award at Venice Film Festival for his film "Light of My Eyes"
Celebrity
Stefan Konrad Raab, a comedian, comedian, and musician from Germany, is an entertainer. Raab started his television career in 1993 hosting the comedy program Vivasion. After composing a hit song spoofing Berti Vogts, Raab became famous in 1994. He hosted TV total from 1999 to 2015. He also created several other TV shows such as Schlag den Raab or Bundesvision …
Green Bay, Wisconsin -- WPVA volleyballer (US Open-9th - 1994)
Jordanian militant and Al-Qaeda figure (d.2006)
American drummer (Cinderella London and Arcade).
Slackware was founded by an American engineer and computer scientist.
South African cricketer and coach
Actor
American state trooper accidentally killed herself while cleaning her gun. 10/29/1994, 00.30 AM.
New York, USA; rocker (Cinderella - "Heartbreak Station").
American producer and actor
Scottish singer-songwriter and guitarist (Teenage Fanclub BMX Bandits, Jonny).
American athlete and defensive lineman. Hennings went on to become a Christian motivational speaker, author and coach after his football career. In 2009, he published "Rules of Engagement" - a self-help book for men.
Moscow, Russia -- NHL goalie (Team Russia, Anaheim)
Israel -- Tennis star
Businessman
French singer and songwriter
American politician and lawyer 32nd Attorney General of California
Japanese singer and actress
Rachid Liass Guarbi and Monique Lépine are the Canadian children of an Algerian mother and a French father. He was a misogynist with a particular hatred for feminists. In December 1989, he shot 14 women at University of Montreal.
Montreal, Quebec -- Astronaut
Family Member
Dutch manager and footballer
Greek footballer
Psychologist
NFL defensive tackle/defensive end (Houston Oilers).
Singer-songwriter and actor from Hong Kong-Taiwanese
American film director and screenwriter
American screenwriter and director
Athlete
US singer / percussionist (Enjoy Yourself).
Actor
Novelist
Welsh footballer
Norwegian composer and Norwegian drummer (GeneratorX).
Canadian director producer and harmonica player
English playwright and author
Japanese singer and actress with a Japanese voice
Russian chess player and coach (d. 2004).
Yugoslav singer
Famous birthdays on October 20th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959Screenwriter and comedian from Australia
Japanese drummer (Unicorn)
Etobicoke (Ontario) -- 10k walker (1992-96 Olympics - 25th place)
Norwegian producer and composer of Norwegian drummers (Fliflet/Hamre).
American actor. He became a sex icon after playing the role of Aragorn, the main character in the movie trilogy "The Lord of the Rings." After two decades of acting, and 39 films, his "overnight" success in the trilogy was a result of his work in the film. Demi Moore played the sadistic drillmaster in "G.I." Jane, an alcoholic in …
Irish-American wrestler, agent
French politician, ex-member of the National Assembly of France
American football player and quarterback for the San Diego Chargers. Krieg, who is 41 years old in 1999, is one of the most senior players in professional football. He was signed originally by the Seattle Seahawks as a non-drafted agent on 5/06/1980. Krieg spent 11 years in Seattle, before moving to Kansas City with the Chiefs.
American professional wrestler
Wrestler
Yugoslavia; pianist (1978 Casagrande winner).
California, USA; actor (Ben-The Waltons).
Politician
American actor
American fantasy artist. He has created book illustrations, CD covers and book covers. In September 1998, he won the L. Ron Hubbard Illustrators for the Future Gold Award.
English singer-songwriter and bass player (Level42 and Re-Flex).
American academic and author
American producer and director
Croatian pianist
Rocker (Joan Jett & Blackhearts)
English sportscaster and cricketer
Baroness Bonham Carter of Yarnbury English politician
Finnish singer and actress
American politician and academic 25th United States Secretary Of Labor
English screenwriter and producer of director producers
British jazz guitarist.
Actor/Composer (Cape Fear) dies at 60 from a heart attack
American boxer. From the age 13 he was a boxer with four national titles and 175 knockouts in 250 amateur bouts. He had a remarkable amateur career and was soon recognized as one the best boxers in the world. Hawk Productions, which handles bouts, benefit shows, and matches, was established by Hawk. He served as president.
Dutch TV host / cabaret artist
English academic and author
Actor and TV host in the Netherlands
Businessman
Actor
German percussionist
American composer and conductor
Italian composer and singer, he started playing guitar at age 12 and began writing his first songs at 18. He formed the band "Banchi nuovi" in 1977. It was named after the Committee of unemployed persons to which he belonged.
American baseball player, sportscaster and actor
American businessman and philanthropist, Upper Deck Company was founded (d. 2013).
American actor
California, USA; New York Mets' first baseman (nine golden gloves).
Florida, USA; singer (Heartbreakers - "Refugee").
American actress and director
Pennsylvania, USA; actress ("Thirty Something", Car Wash, Missing).
American Astrologer, who wrote articles for True Astrology Fall 1983.
Baseball player
English photographer and art director
Manager and player of Italian football
American keyboard player (Foreigner)
Australian businessman and evangelist
Swedish politician and businessman
An English politician and lawyer
American musician
French journalist and TV personality, who presented the programs "Le journal de 20 heures", "GA(c),opolis", (France 2), and "A"trement Dit" (France 1)
American football wide receiver, who spent his entire career with the Cincinnati Bengals in the National Football League (1973aEUR'1984).
TV Actor
Santa Ana sports champions
Famous birthdays on October 20th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949American athlete who won the Olympic Silver Medal in the 400m race at the 1972 Munich Olympics in track and field events. After receiving their medals, he and the Gold Medal winner teammate staged a protest, talking and acting casually while the Star Spangled Banner was being played. Collett and Vince Matthews, Gold medal winner, staged a protest against the …
Ukrainian athlete
American civil rights lawyer, politician, and daughter of Joseph Alioto, former Mayor of San Francisco. She unsuccessfully ran for the office of mayor in 1991, 2003 and 2003. She graduated from University of San Francisco, 1983. In 1987, she was admitted to the California Bar. Adolfo Veronese, her husband, died in 1990. They had four children.
USSR -- 100m / 200m dash (1972 Olympics - Gold Medalist)
Filipino actress
Dutch politician and jurist Dutch Minister of Justice
American psychologist reported missing by his ex-wife on 9/24/1989. His body was found suspended from a tree 150 feet from his rural home at 3:05 pm on the 10th of April 1989. It was determined that his suicide was a suicide. Bruce Roath, his ex-wife's lover, found his body. It was his 10th birthday.
USSR -- Pairs figure skater (1972 Olympics - Silver Medalist)
(Rep-D-Pennsylvania, 1983- )
Turkish politician and journalist Mayor of Ankara
American-English composer and actress
French professional road bike racer who competed from 1969 to 1981.
Turkish politician
Italian singer.
English screenwriter and director
Nobel Prize winner for Austrian playwright and author
Belgian cyclist racer, known for his skills as a climber. In 1976, he won the Tour de France. After a career that was exceptional in longevity, he retired.
American-English socioologist and academic
American comedian and author
Spanish guru and authority on yoga for English-speaking people. Before he began his spiritual journey, he was one the youngest self-made millionaires in Spain.
Economist
Actor
Activist
Rock drummer (Ten Years After Cannock, Staffs).
Composer
French oceanographer, president of 'LaEUR(tm)Institut FranASSais de la Mer' (IFM).
The Loft is an American party planner.
Sri Lankan political analyst and theoretical physicist
Composer
Australian Holocaust survivor, mesothelioma victim. Kraus was born in a Nazi forced labor camp and survived World War II. He was diagnosed in 1997 with mesothelioma. This is a form of asbestos-related cancer. Kraus, despite his "terminal" diagnosis, is still considered the longest-surviving mesothelioma patient in the world. Kraus, a cancer survivor and author, is well-known. His writings are focused …
Italian journalist and TV commentator. His older brother, Maurizio is also a writer, and sports commentator.
Croatian actress and soprano
American actress, best known for her role as the daughter actor John Forsythe's in "Bachelor Father," which aired from 1957 to 1962.
Croatian soprano
Author
American actor (d. 2003).
Author
Comedian
Businessman
Politician
German biologist and winner of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
Nobel Prize winner for Geneticist and German Biologist
Dutch cyclist (d. 1992)
Sir Duncan Rice, a Scottish historian and university administrator.
Windsor, Ontario -- Canadian Tour golfer (1986 Canadian TPC)
American CEO and American executive of Delta Air Lines, responsible for personnel. Allen graduated from Georgia Tech with a BIE. He enjoys tennis and jogging.
French politician and member of the National Assembly of France. He is the representative of the Eure region and a member the Socialiste radical, citoyen et diverse gauche.
French politician, mayor of Issy-les-Moulineaux (Hauts-de-Seine).
Italian soccer umpire. He accepted a check from Palermo and was implicated in a scandal on 6/6/1987.
Russian-born French cartoonist.
American poet and Poet laureate of the United States
English singer (d. 2011)
French essayist, polemicist and art conservator. AcadA(c),mie franASSaise member since May 2008. For many years, he was the director of Paris' Picasso Museum.
Famous birthdays on October 20th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939French comedian and actor, most well-known for his role in "Le Petit Rapporteur", a French television series.
Brooklyn, New York -- Rock bassist (Tokens-Lion Sleeps Tonight)
Rocker
English illustrator and photographer
Scottish educator and photographer (d. 2006).
Italian screenwriter and director (d. 2012).
Journalist
American guitarist and singer-songwriter
Dominican sportscaster and baseball player
Filipino lawyer and jurist (d.2013)
English author
Oklahoma, USA. Country singer "Let's Have a Party".
Artist
Italian actress, singer, and television personality
American activist founded the Black Panther Party
San Diego, California -- PGA golfer (1987 Crestar Pepsi Senior)
American actor and singer (d.2004)
American dancer
Bronx (New York) -- Actor (Law & Order and Dirty Dancing).
Shattuck (Oklahoma) -- Actor (House of the Damned Ship of Fools).
He is a British actor, best known for his masterful portrayals of historical figures such as Churchill and Stalin. His pugnacious jaw makes him seem sincere and determined. West started in theater in 1956 as an assistant stage manager at Wimbledon Theatre. He then moved on to repertory theatre. He married actress Prunella Scales.
American Astrologer. Consulting professional astrologer at "Contemporary Astrology" magazine. International speaker. She was an Air Force pilot and served as a technical advisor and legal secretary.
of Japan
American trumpet player and bandleader (Born 1934).
American jazz saxophonist (d. 1996)
Japanese royalty who, as a commoner, met Prince Akihito at a tennis court in August 1957 and beat the Prince on the tennis court, leading to a love-match. The couple was married on 10 March 1959 and Prince Naruhito, the first of three kids, was born on 23 February 1960. The Princess became a symbol of Japan's social revolution, particularly …
American actress and dancer
French geologist who specializes in coastal geomorphology, including Holocene and sea-level change. He was an active researcher on the coast of France, Chile, and Tunisia, where he held university positions. However, he also studied in Bahrain, Malta and the Seychelles. He died in September 2005.
American essayist, poet, and playwright. He performed his poetry, along with Beat poet Allen Ginsberg, at the Six Gallery in San Francisco, October 1955.
American football coach and player (d. 2004).
Japanese voice actor (d. 2014)
Illinois, USA; actor. (Father Mulcahy-M*A*S*H).
Virginia, United States -- NFL Hall of Fame tackle (New York Giants).
Marysville Writer
American singer and actor
American baseball pitcher. He was a New York Yankee Yankee from 1950-1969 and was part of the team that won 13 American League pennants as well as eight world championships. He was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1974.
Artist
Writer
American professional athlete. He was a coach and a player in the football game. In 1953, he was drafted into the Chicago Bears. He was then transferred to the Los Angeles Rams, where he played for four more years. In 1971, he retired from the Green Bay Packers. He retired in 1971 and became a coach of football.
Multi-millionaire English supermarket maginate
American politician and lawyer 54th Mayor of Pittsburgh
Kentucky, USA; country singer/banjoist Hee Haw
Famous birthdays on October 20th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929Welsh-English actor
American psychologist who has been working in electronic and printed media for more than 30 years. She is occasionally seen in movies. Honey blonde is hardworking and a frequent lecturer. She writes syndicated newspaper columns daily, hosts a radio show, and occasionally performs on television. She also writes articles for national magazines and is the author of several books.
English journalist and author of a physician book
Indian poet and critic (d. 2007.)
Writer
Author and actress of American psychology (d. 2013).
Indian poet (d. 2007)
Businessman
Germany -- 200m backstroke swimmer (1956 Olympics, Gold Medalist).
The National Motor Museum was founded by 3rd Baron Montagu de Beaulieu, an English lieutenant and politician.
French actor and film director. Navarro is the TV drama about the police force that aired in 1989aEUR".
American Pulitzer Prize winning columnist, columnist, raconteur, and bon vivant. He looks like a friendly bulldog, wearing a brightly-colored sports jacket with slacks and smoking a cigar. He opens his eyes, his face lights up and he becomes an impish boy wishing the world would like him.
Businessman
New York, USA. Columnist/author of "Have I Ever lied to You"
Composer
American record producer and engineer (d.2002)
France sport Champion
Scottish coal miner, trade unionist, and activist. At the age of 15, Lawrence Daly started work at Glencraig Colliery as a miner. Soon he was active in the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) He was involved in the youth wing of the labour movement. In 1945, he also represented the British Trades Union Congress (TUC), on an international youth delegation. …
Aerospace Scientist
Lyon 2éme Journalist
Bishop (Manchester)
American poet, playwright, and critic (d. 2014.)
An Italian physician and well-known oncologist. He is the younger brother to actor Nino Manfredi.
New York, USA; conductor, Stravinsky-follower.
American musicologist and conductor
Journalist
New York, USA. Actor (Peter Gunn and Arnie, voice over Charlie the Tuna in The Front).
American actor (d. 1992).
Journalist
Pantin Musician
French historian and one of the most respected French experts on British history and the economy. From 1970 to 1992, he was Professor at Paris-Sorbonne University. He then continued writing and publishing books until his death in March 2010.
American opera singer (d. 2012)
American racing driver (d. 555)
Dutch poet/writer/critic (Secret diary)
Canada -- Journalist / Statesman (Revolution Script)
American illustrator
Indian politician and lawyer Chief Minister of West Bengal (d.2010)
Estonian-French academic linguist (d. 2011).
Famous birthdays on October 20th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919French actor, and in his youth, a noted cyclist.
American chemist and academic (d.2008)
Koblenz, Germany -- Actor (Assignment Vienna)
American-German journalist and soldier (d. 2003).
American diplomat. From 1986 to 1989, he was the ambassador of America to Mexico. Pilliod served as the CEO of Goodyear Tire Company for 42 years, before retiring in 1983. Pilliod was a pilot in 20th Air Force during World War II.
French homicide victim. He was killed along with his wife, Anne-Marie, in a family rage situation on the afternoon 1/09/1993, c. 1:30PM, Prevessin Mouens, France by Jean-Claude Romand. Anne-Marie and he had been married for 40 years when he and Anne-Marie were killed. In his violent outburst, Jean-Claude also murdered his wife, children and other people.
American corporate executive and director of O.M.B. Litton Industries President. He was intelligent and ambitious. His calm, gentle manner and intelligence made him a great leader. In 1953, he and Charles Thornton, his business partner, founded Litton Industries. Nixon appointed Ash as the head of an advisory council regarding government structure in 1968. In 1972, Nixon appointed Ash director of …
German pilot and soldier (d. 2013).
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American Thoroughbred racehorse breeder named Exemplar of Racing by National Museum of Racing & Hall of Fame
German-French diplomat and activist (d. 2013).
French filmmaker. His noir, tragic and minimalist films noir crime dramas such as Le Doulos (1962), Le SamouraA-1967 and Le Cercle rouge (1969) were well-known. They starred major actors like Alain Delon and Jean-Paul Belmondo. He died 2 August 1973, Paris.
Premier Dutch Antilles
Cleveland Military man
France Military man
Composer
Peruvian scholar and university lecturer. His life has been dedicated to studying the East cultures and cultivating the Eastern languages. It is the dominant language in total fourteen languages. His many studies on Greco-Roman classics and oriental classics are among his most notable.
American tap dancer and one-half of The Nicholas Brothers (Born in 1914).
A French military aviator who was a flying ace during World War II was awarded the title of Compagnon de la LibA (c)ration' (English : Companion to the Liberation).
Spanish Royal family member. Alfonso de OrlA(c),ans and bourbon, Infante from Spain and princess Beatrice, saxe-Coburg, and gotha. He was an agricultural engineer, and a provisional lieutenant in the French Air Force.
St. Louis, Missouri -- Actor (Dragnet, Felony Squad)
American singer-songwriter and banjo player
Turkish-American producer and director (d. 2010).
Composer
Emperor of Annam/Indochina / Head of South Vietnam (1949-1955).
Niagra (Kentucky) -- Country musician (Heehaw).
Turkish-born American documentarian (d. 2010)
American biochemist and university professor. He was married once and had two children.
Turkish singer-songwriter (d. 1985)
(Rep-D/Actor (Boy From Okla), commits suicide at the age of 81
French architect and chief architect of public buildings and national palaces. Two high-profile projects were his participation in: the 1953 European Headquarters of UNESCO, a collaboration between Marcel Breuer and Pier Luigi Nervi; and the 1958 Center of New Industries and Technologies. This was one of the first buildings of La DA (c)fense. These are just a few of the …
American humorist Will Rogers' son is the patriarch of a noted American family. Will Jr., a WWII military officer, served a brief stint as a US Representative in California between January 3, 1943 and May 23, 1944. After returning to the army, he unsuccessfully ran for Congress in 1946. He was an active civil servant and did some acting. Later, …
Scientist
English cricketer (d. 2000)
Chinese playwright and director (d. 2013).
New York Yankees and New York Giants announcer (Born in 1910).
Famous birthdays on October 20th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909American actress and photographer (d. 2014.)
French pianist
Japanese painter (d. 1993).
American actress and television personality, she has been a fixture on "What's My Line" for 25 years. Warm, talented, and elegant, she was host of "The Arlene Francis Show", a daily New York interview program, for 23 years. She is well-known for her success on TV.
Italian sports executive who was president of Florentine Soccer Club when the team won it the Italian championship.
Belgium sport Champion
Estonian weightlifter (d. 65)
Puerto Rican journalist, poet, essayist, novelist.
7th Premier of Saskatchewan, a Scottish-Canadian politician and minister (d. 1986).
He was a French supercentenarian, born in Saint-Jeures.
American activist and educator (d. 2006).
London, England -- Actress (London Melody and Nurse Edith Cavell).
Canadian politician (d. 1986)
American homicide used as a school crossing guard. He lured three young girls to the hills and attacked them, strangling them all. He promised to show the children how he caught rabbits. He took each of the Baldwin Hills girls aside and, while searching for the rabbit dens, tied a string around her neck.
Washington, DC -- Actor.
Uruguayan composer, pianist, and short story writer. His works are fantasy literature that is based on real experiences and real places. He traveled to Paris in 1943, at its peak, to meet Maria Luisa de las Heras (aka Africa de las Heras), a Spanish veteran of Civil War and KGB agent, who was assigned to seduce him. They were married …
Composer
American-English actress and dancer (d. 1993).
Soldier
American politician and lieutenant (d. 1974).
Composer
Italy Scientist