List of celebrities and famous people who were born on February 21st
Famous birthdays on February 21st for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2002Family Member
Pop Singer
American child of a noted parent. His dad is Michael Jackson, singer/dancer. Jackson called this child "Blanket." The birth certificate does not list the mother of the child. His father died June 25, 2009.
American actress
Skateboarder
Japanese guitarist
Famous birthdays on February 21st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1999Pop Singer
YouTube Star
Pop Singer
YouTube Star
TV Actress
eSports Player
TV Actress
TV Actor
TV Actress
Greek footballer
Chinese tennis player
Cameroonian footballer
Japanese actor
Soccer Player
Soccer Player
American baseball player
Belgian footballer (d. 2015)
South Korean footballer
Actor
Pop Singer
Swedish ice hockey player
Ghanaian footballer
Lesotho swimmer
Famous birthdays on February 21st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989American actress.
American singer and actor.
English footballer
English-Turkish footballer
Soap Opera Actress
TV Actress
Reality Star
YouTube Star
German javelin thrower
Movie Actress
American actress and model
Actress
TV Actor
Brazilian footballer
English wrestler
Nigerian-English footballer
British singer. She was a musical prodigy and started her professional career at the age of 10. She was 14 years old when she began singing classically. This was a time she was praised in the UK. Her talents are now being targeted at the 'easy listening" market, such as the "Three Tenors territory. Charlotte was one of the 100 …
Archduke of Austria-Este
Belgium -- Son of Princess Astrid / Archduke Lorenz
Archduke of Austria-Este
Greek footballer
American football player
American wrestler and actor
American speedcuber
Australian rules footballer
English cricketer
Rock Singer
American Ice Hockey Player
Japanese actress and model
German footballer
Italian footballer
New Zealand All Black rugby union player
French actress, director, singer, and writer. Her first major role in "Don't Worry. I'm Fine", a 2006 French drama, was her breakthrough performance. She later won the CA(c),sar Award for Most Promising actress and the Prix Romy. Schneider. Laurent was also well-known to international audiences because of her role as Shosanna Dreyfus, Quentin Tarantino’s 2009 film "Inglourious Basterds." She won …
TV Actor
French actress and French director
Venezuelan baseball player
Family Member
American football player
Venezuelan baseball player
South African producer and DJ
American basketball player
American singer-songwriter and actress (Morningwood).
Austrian racing driver
Japanese actor
Italian singer-songwriter and producer. His 2001 hit single "Perdono", which was an international success, helped Ferro to break through and has been commercially successful ever since. Ferro has released Spanish versions of all his albums and has also sang in English, Portuguese and French. He is known as the modern face in Italian pop music. He has written songs for …
Fifth King of Bhutan
Wrestler
Indian racing driver
Actor
American actor
Canadian ice hockey player
Singer and model from Japan.
Italian actress and television presenter.
Canadian ice hockey player
Canadian swimmer
Statesman
Second king of Bhutan (Born in 1905)
Famous birthdays on February 21st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979French tour tennis player and three-time Grand Slam doubles champion. She won the 2006 US Open women’s doubles title together with Vera Zvonareva, as well as the 2007 French Open mixed doubles title along with Andy Ram and the 2007 US Open women’s doubles title alongside Dinara Safina.
Comedian
Guadeloupean-French professional soccer player (soccer player), who plays as a defender at French Ligue 2 side AC Arles-Avignon.
American guitarist (stOrk, Jonathan Davis, and the SFA). (d. 2014).
Puerto Rican and Canadian wrestlers
Texas; actress
Cartoonist
Actress
Actor
American football player
American actress, producer and author. She is also a television director, writer, and singer-songwriter. She is best known for her TV series, "Party of Five", 1995, and the horror flics," "I Know What Your Did Last Summer." She was originally a singer and released "Bare Naked", a comedy-thriller in 2002, and "The Tuxedo" in 2003.
Puerto Rican professional wrestler
Comedian
South Korean actress
South Korean actress
American singer and actress
South Korean actress
American academic and author
American journalist and writer
Digg was founded by an American television host and businessman.
American basketball player
Writer
Football player and quarterback
Canadian ice hockey player
Polish footballer
Alberta, Canada; NHL left-wing (Edmonton Oilers).
Model
An English comedian, actor, and presenter was named the highest-grossing comedian worldwide in 2012.
soccer forward (Olympics-1996).
American rapper Bone Thugs-N - Harmony
American racehorse (Born 1975)
New South Wales, Australia; swimmer (Olympics-silver-1996).
Spanish cyclist
Texas, USA; 200 metre runner.
Spanish footballer
Entrepreneur
NHL forward (Belarus, Olympics - 1998)
Spanish footballer
American punk musician
Faroese guitarist and singer (TA 1/2r)
American actor and wrestler
Michigan, USA; NHL left-wing (Olympics-1994 New Jersey Devils).
Taiwanese actress and singer
Oregon, USA; 180.5 pounds freestyle wrestler (Olympics-1996).
American Ice Hockey Player
American bioethicist
Marc Pulvar, a French journalist, presenter and TV host, was born to Marc Pulvar, who founded the Martinican Independence movement.
hockey defenseman (Team France 1998).
South Korean singer-songwriter (Sinawe)
American musician
Actor (Baywatch)
Businesswoman
US baseball pitcher (California Angels).
NFL Wide Recipient (Green Bay Packers – Super Bowl 31).
French harness racing champion, who won twice the Prix d'AmA(c), both on Ready Cash (2011 & 2012).
American rapper "Screwed Up" (d. 1998).
Hockey forward (Team Austria 1998).
American bass player (Sublime Sublime With Rome and Long Beach Dub Allstars).
Jacksonville Jaguars).
NFL linebacker (Philadelphia Eagles).
Australian cricketer and sportscaster
Mexican/US baseball pitcher (Florida Marlins).
Famous birthdays on February 21st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969American guitarist and singer
American soccer player
Welsh singer-songwriter and guitarist (Manic Street Preachers).
American producer and actress
Musician
American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Jefferson Starship and Big Brother and the Holding Company).
Austrian alpine skiier (1992 Olympics - Gold Medalist)
CFL full back (Hamilton Tiger Cats)
American football player. He was a running back for Washington Redskins from 2/2/1997 until he was fired by the team. Allen, a ninth-round draft selection, was signed originally by the Minnesota Vikings in February 1990. Allen's five-year career with the Vikings was short lived. He was finally released on 5/08/1995. Allen was a formidable player who played in the 1996 …
NFL defensive end (Kansas City Chiefs).
Washington Redskins).
FC Groningen).
American runner and coach
Pennsylvania, USA; long jumper (Olympics-1996).
American baseball infielder (Houston Astros).
Rocker
London, England -- Actress (Andy One Life to Live, Eternal Evil).
England; vocalist (Transvision Vamp-Velveteen).
Minnesota, USA; discus thrower.
Saskatchewan, Canada; hockey defenseman (Team Germany).
Redondo Beach, California -- Playmate (Mar, 1983)
American astronaut and pilot pilot
English runner and activist (d.2007)
American-French cyclist, who won a Silver Medal at Atlanta Olympics in pursuit race 7/28/1996.
Politician
American astronaut and pilot pilot
New Jersey, USA; Lieutenant US Navy/astronaut.
New Jersey, USA; Lieutenant US Navy/astronaut.
Canadian Football League linebacker (Edmonton Eskimos).
American astronauts
British actor
American screenwriter and producer of actor actors
Pennsylvania, USA pentathlete (Olympics-16th-1988), 1992, 1996
New Zealand; Australasia golfer.
Designer
Belgian film director, best known for his 1997 film "Ma vie en rose," that won the Golden Globe Award in 1998 for Best Foreign Language Film at The 55th Golden Globe Awards. "Ma vie En Rose" is also used in England to teach cross-dressing. It is an extremely valuable film for the community.
American essayist and author (Born 1962).
American journalist and author
Popular TV host from Scotland, he has many TV and radio series to his name. King started his career as a DJ when he was 15 years old. He became the youngest daytime presenter at Radio Clyde in Glasgow. King is also known as the co-presenter for the chat show "Pebble Mill" which aired from 1991 to 1991.
Businessman
American basketball player, who started his brief career in 1984.
English actress and journalist
American academic and author (d. 2008).
Writer
American screenwriter and producer of actor actors
rock vocalist (English Beat - "Drowning").
American wrestler (d. 2001).
German impostor currently serving 27 years to life in prison in the United States for murder. Gerhartsreiter, in his late teens, moved to the U.S. where he lived as a variety of aliases, including an art collector, a scientist, a captain of a ship, a negotiator for international debt agreements and an English aristocrat. His story was plausible and he …
American actress
Canadian wrestler (d. 2001)
Novelist
New York, USA; actor (Peter - Dallas, Blue Lagoon).
French television and radio host
British filmmaker and installation artist
52nd Prime Minister of Bulgaria: Bulgar economist and politician
American singer-songwriter (The Dream Syndicate, The Baseball Project).
Famous birthdays on February 21st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959American radio host and lawyer
Spanish musician
Spanish singer-songwriter and painter Mecano
American singer
Movie Actor
American manager and player
New Jersey, USA: Country singer ("This Shirt", “Shooting Straight In the Dark")
Irish guitarist and singer (Stiff Little fingers)
American screenwriter and actor
Musician
Politician
American singer, songwriter, and recording artist. She was the daughter of a Life magazine executive and spent part of her childhood in Japan. She was a lover of pop music, with an interest in folk and country music. She also enjoyed playing the guitar as a child. She earned her University degree in American Civilization.
California, USA; infielder (Detroit Tigers).
Pennsylvania, USA; actor (Steven Carrington - Dynasty).
American actress
Ohio, USA; actor
Politician
American actor. He is best known for his role as Frazier Crane in the TV series Cheers. With the support of his co-stars, he was able quit his cocaine addiction. In 1993, he had to deal with an issue of having sex in public with a teenage girl. His family history was marred by tragedy: his father and sister were …
American humorist, astrologer, and political activist. When he ran for San Francisco County Supervisor in 1982 as "Sister Boom Boom," he gained media attention and 23,124 votes. He has been a tireless advocate for gay rights since 1970. In 1979, he joined Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, a group of gay male nuns.
Recep Tayyip Erdogan's twenty-fifth Prime Minister is his wife.
French jihadist sailor, captured by French troops in northern Mali on 28/29/04 2013.
Mexican-American poet and author (d.2011)
English DJ and saxophonist, Quando Quango and M People
Belgian athlete. He started playing football, then switched to running. He was a silver medalist at the 1976 MontrA(c), 1500m and 800m Olympics, and he died a few months later.
Belgium -- 800 / 1500m dash (1976 Olympics - Silver Medalist)
American producer and actor
American singer and actress
Actor (Return To Lonesome Dove).
Illinois, USA. Actress (Saturday Night Live. Barbara - Valerie. My Favorite Martian. Tootsie).
French suspect in homicide. He was held for seven years for triple murder. The verdict was overturned on June 15, 1995 and he was freed. He never stopped praising his innocence in the Huos carnage.
French comedian, humorist, writer and journalist, Victor Peroni, a Corsican sports journalist (his mother is Breton). He was a writer for "Hara-Kiri", a satirical periodical. He also worked as an author for Laurent Gerra. Font & Val and Chevalier & LaspalA were his comic duos. He is well-known for his participation in the TV-radio show "Les Grosses TAates", presented by …
English bass player (The Stranglers), songwriter and producer
rock bassist (Stranglers - "Dreamtime").
American author
British musician
Mexican actor and wrestler
Designer
American keyboard player (Grateful Dead the Tubes and Missing Man Formation). (d. 2006).
German footballer
Rock synthesizer (The Tubes).
American intellectual historian, psychologist, and astrologer. He graduated from Harvard University and Saybrook Institute. He was previously Director of Programs & Education at Esalen Institute. Tarnas is the author of 1991's "The Passion of the Western Mind", a highly acclaimed history of Western thinking that became a bestseller as well as a popular text at universities and colleges. Some scholars …
Author
Famous birthdays on February 21st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949American guitarist and producer, singer-songwriter (Talking Heads and The Modern Lovers).
American illustrator
Wisconsin, USA; rock keyboardist. Talking Heads - "And She Was".
Swedish footballer
Actor
French naval officer, vice admiral and commandant of the Jeanne d'Arc.
Virginia, USA; comedian ("Keep on Truckin'"
American singer and baseball player (d. 2015).
French musician Maurice Vander's adopted son is an ex-member of the pop band Magma (with Didier lockwood).
French Catholic priest who was Bishop of Annecy.
British politician and Member to Parliament, who was elected at the General Election on 6/11/1987.
Chef
Russian priest and journalist dissident (Born 1947).
American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Love).
American politician
Actor (Robin Hood Prince of Thieves).
American actress who stumbled into acting as a result of her parents' acting skills. She did stage work, low budget films and guest appearances. She knew she wanted to be an actress from the age of four. Her first roles were in traditional roles. She was type-cast in "modern women" shows that had a message. She began to appear in …
British actor
Patricia Nixon, a noted American family, is the daughter of President Richard Nixon. She married Edward Cox, an attorney, on 06/12/1971. Their first child, Christopher, was born 3/14/1979. As children in public, she and her sister Lucie had to be responsible as they grew up. She is now involved in charity work as an adult.
American journalist and author
Italian-Canadian mob boss (d. 2013,
Wisconsin, USA; actress (Cagney & Lacey Angel Unchained).
American mezzo-soprano
German politician
English bass player (Uriah Heep)
USA; actress (Beacon Hill).
Flemish poet / writer (Impossible Work).
American entrepreneur and record producer, as well as an agent and film producer, who was a phenomenally successful record executive. He was once the manager of Crosby and Stills and Nash as well as Cher, Joni Mitchell, The Eagles, and many other big-name artists. Forbes 400 Richest Americans has included him.
Jazz pianist
New York, USA; record producer (Geffen, Asylum).
Italian homicide victim; beaten to death by her son Pietro on 4/17/1991 in Montecchia di Crosare.
Italian film director who earned a degree and diploma in Political Science from the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia
German actress and director
Scottish author, also the author of "People in a Landscape – The New Highlanders". Linklater was editor of The Scotsman newspaper from 1988 to 1994. Linklater left to become a freelance writer, which included frequent appearances as a columnist at the London Times. He is the Chairman of the Scottish Arts Council. He believes that the arts can and should …
Trinidadian-American educator and historian (d. 2013).
Berlin, Germany -- Actress/director (Marianne).
Hong Kong composer (d.2004)
English Earl / large landowner
American baseball player. He was a left-throwing/right-batting pitcher and played nine games in 1962 for the Detroit Tigers.
Politician
England, United Kingdom -- Actor. (Game is Over Moonspinners).
English race car driver (d. 2011)
Hong Kong screenwriter and composer (d.2004)
Politician
French restaurateur and chef, Le Violon d'Ingres is a French chef. He owns four restaurants, each with its own style and chef: Le CafA(c), Constant, Les Cocottes de Christian Constant (a restaurant that serves traditional dishes cooked in Staub Dutch ovens) or Le Bibent (a brasserie in Toulouse).
Famous birthdays on February 21st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939Gene Fullmer's brother, American boxer. He died 28 January 2012.
Avoca, Iowa -- Actor ("West Side Story", Diary of Anne Frank).
Avoca, Iowa -- Actor ("West Side Story", Diary of Anne Frank).
Producer of rock (Riding with King)
American singer-songwriter (d.2010)
France sport Champion
British writer, with a wide range of output. She writes short stories and romantic novels as well as humor pieces. She is a bright and witty guest who is often seen in interviews on television. Leo Cooper, her publisher husband of 25 years, has been happily married to her for two decades and they have two children.
American actor
V of Norway
Australia: Runner (held 19 world records).
Harald V Norway
California, USA; actor (2001 Survival Zone, Lieutenant).
Norwegian royalty, assuming the throne upon the death of his dad, Olva V, on 1/17/1991, Oslo. Olva V had been born in England 7/02/1903, time unknown, Sandringham. His father before him had been a Danish prince elected king of Norway as King Haakon VII. Harald V's maternal grandfather was King Edward VII of England.
Italic news reports her marriage to Luciano Pavarotti, an opera singer in September 1961. She has three daughters. After 35 years of marriage, he broke down in 1996 with his ex-secretary, 26-year old Nicoletta Mantovani. Her lawyer issued a statement in which she stated that they were going to divide their property. The family was disapproving. She stated that he …
American politician, attorney and educator featured on Time magazine's cover as one 12 Women of the Year in 1/05/1976. Only two blacks and six other women were able to enroll at Texas So. University Law School. She graduated 84th out of 250. She was a Houston lawyer from 1960 to 1967, but discovered her true passion for politics during the …
American politician, attorney and educator featured on Time magazine's cover as one 12 Women of the Year in 1/05/1976. Only two blacks and six other women were able to enroll at Texas So. University Law School. She graduated 84th out of 250. She was a Houston lawyer from 1960 to 1967, but discovered her true passion for politics during the …
Texas, USA; American politician (Representative-Democrat-Texas, 1972-78).
Scottish actor most well-known for portraying Detective Chief Inspector Jim Taggart on the ITV television series Taggart, which ran for 11 years before his death.
French Canadian political operative
American country music singer. In 1963, he recorded one album for Vee Jay Records and also appeared on radio programs. Two singles from the album reached No. 1 on the Billboard country music charts, "Hello Trouble" at Number. 5 and "Did You Miss You?" at No. 25. Couch succumbed to acute limphoblastic lymphoma on May 26, 2002.
American author
American actress, stage, film, and TV. She is best known for her role as Blanche Devereaux on the hit TV show "The Golden Girls." In 1987, she won an Emmy for portraying that southern belle in a funny and charming way.
Oklahoma, USA; actress (Maude and Golden Girls).
American composer, improviser and organist.
French curator at National Museum responsible for the sculptures of Versailles. Michel Hoog is her husband and curator at the 'MusA(c?)e National d'Art Moderne'. Their son, Emmanuel Hoog is CEO of Agence France Press.
Israeli filmmaker, poet, playwright, and publicist. He published 20 books of Hebrew poetry.
American jazz singer. It is more accurate to call her a "soul" because her music is full of emotion. Or an eclectic because she mixes soul, blues, and gospel with pop. SimoneaEUR (tm), in 1959, made a Top 40 hit with her version of George GershwinaEUR (tm), "I Loves You Porgy". However, her music never reached a large audience.
North Carolina, USA; singer/pianist ("I Loves You Porgy").
King of Norway (1991-19)
Filipino archbishop
Madame
Famous birthdays on February 21st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929Screenwriter
Actor
Journalist and TV presenter from Switzerland. She began when TV in Switzerland was first introduced in 1954. Her work gained immense popularity. She was diagnosed with cancer on 23 December 1986.
Germany sport Champion
English actor (d. 1973).
Mexican actor
German boxer. He died in 1978, on the 28th of May.
French film critic and journalist. On March 4, 1998, he died.
He was a French comic from a nightclub who created all his own material. At 19 he began appearing in films with Paul Meurisse. He went on to play supporting roles in over 100 films. In the 1990s, in his 70's he once more resumed his popularity and for months - drunk most of the time - he did imitations …
American humorist and journalist, author of 11 books and a column that was read by millions across 700 cities. Her books include "The Grass Is Always Greener Than The Septic Tank", "If Life is a Bowl of Cherries", and "If Life is a Bowl of Cherries: What am I doing in the Pits?" "A Marriage Made In Heaven... Or Too …
France Actor
French-Canadian composer and musician (d. 1966).
France; fashion designer (Audrey Hepburn).
Ohio, USA; humorist ("The Grass Is Always Greener ...).
Sceaux Journalist
Givenchy was founded by Givenchy, a French fashion designer
France sport Champion
Texas, USA; actress
French data collector and astrologer.
[Johan W van der Zant]; Dutch poet (Animal Language).
American screenwriter and film director. He was known for his slow-motion vision of violence, and for killing the old Western.
American actor, director, and producer. He was the assistant director at the Karamu Theatre in Cleveland, where he remained for 15 years. In 1967, he founded Al Fann Theatrical Ensemble. He was the assistant director of the Karamu Theatre in Cleveland for 15 years. His films include "Cotton Comes to Harlem", 1970. "The French Connection," 1971. "Come Back Charleston Blue", …
NBA coach
NBA coach
Glageon physician
California, USA; film director. (The Wild Bunch and Straw Dogs).
Fresno Actor
France Actor
Ohio, USA; actor.
American diplomat, World War II veteran and President of American University of Cairo. Pedersen was a member of the 44th Infantry in the European theatre of operations. He served as a United Nations ambassador from 1953 to 1969. Pedersen was the Counselor of United States Department of State from 23 January 1969 to 26 July 1973. He served under Richard …
1980-1987: Prime Minister of Zimbabwe; 1987-1987 President of Zimbabwe
1980-1987: Prime Minister of Zimbabwe; 1987-present President of Zimbabwe
The Archbishop of Florence 1983, an Italian ecclesiastic was ordained a Cardinal.
American computer scientist and engineer (d.2014)
Premier / President of Zimbabwe
Entertainer
Actress / dancer (Ruthless Follies, Ziegfeld Follies).
Yugoslavia; violinist/professor (Eastman School).
French choreographer, writer, and actress.
French philosopher and historian, he specialized in Neoplatonism and ancient philosophy. He was buried in Orsay, France on April 24, 2010.
Composer
NYC, New York -- DJ (5th Beatle).
American philosopher and academic (d. 2002).
French financier and public servant, of sephardic Jewish origin. After being active in the rA (c)sitance during WW II he joined the Inspection gA (c)nA)rale des finances (1947) and quickly advanced. We were involved in the 1953 funding of L'express, a weekly magazine with Jean-Jacques Servan Schreiber and FranASSoise Guiroud. He joined the bank Shearson Lehman-Hutton in 1986, which later …
Canadian cartoonist and sculptor (d.2007)
Desvres EXecutives
Famous birthdays on February 21st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919Israeli coach and target shooter (d. 1972).
France sport Champion
American jazz musician, composer and arranger. He was also a pianist. In 1947, Esquire magazine named him Best New Jazz Arranger. He released "Mating Call" in 1956 with John Coltrane.
Actress/dancer Ziegfeld Follies, dies at the age of 73.
M Marijnen Dutch premier (1963-65).
Bordeaux Painters
Norwegian actor, screenwriter, and theatre instructor.
American actress, known as "oomph girl". She reached her peak as an actress and leading lady in the early '40s. She won a beauty contest and developed a strong, positive acting style. Over 70 of her films include "Angels With Dirty Faces," 1938, and "King's Row," 41. She was a TV actress who appeared on "Another World" in 1956, and …
England, United Kingdom -- 4 X 400m runner (1936 Olympics - Gold Medalist)
France Military man
New York, United States -- US Chess Champion (1944-46)
Actor from the United States, Southerner, Flame of Islands, dies at 51
Dutch journalist (Parool/VARA)
Finnish pilot and soldier (d. 1999).
Scottish senator of the college of justice in scotland, 10-1961
Belgian racing driver
American sci-fi writers. Married once, had two children.
American Astrologer, who joined AFA in Boston at an August 1964 Convention and was also a member of Stamford, CT. Hall owned a large collection of astrology books.
Russian / Swiss pianist (Arkadia 598-Schubert)
Nice physician
American singer and actress (d. 1974).
Mad Wednesday, Age Of Consent
English multi-millionaire.
German Nazi military, an ObersturmbannfA 1/2 hrer (Lieutenant Colonel), in the Waffen-SS. SchAPnberger was the commander of the SturmgeschA 1/2 tz (Assault guns) Battalion LSSAH during Operation Marita. Later, he was given command of I/Battalion, SS Panzer Regiment 1. He was in command of the 1st SS Panzer Regiment when he was hit by artillery shrapel and died on November …
Germany Military man
Norwegian actor and translator. In 1930, he made his stage debut at Centralteatret. His father was actor Hauk Aabel and his brother Per Aabel.
He was a British military pilot who became famous in WW II. In 1931, he lost both his legs in an accident while flying.
British sports commentator
S Bader British pilot (WWII).
American gangster (d. 1979)
Limoges Painters
Famous birthdays on February 21st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909Swiss artist, designer, and sculptor. In 2009, he celebrated his 100th year of age. He was 106 years old when he died on 21 March 2015.
US Physician / gynaecologist
Music director / Dutch pianist
English poet (d. 1973).
English-American poet, playwright, and composer (d. 1973).
Poet
British poet, perhaps the best of the '30s. Winner of the Pulitzer Prize 1948 for "The Age of Anxiety".
United States -- Poet (Age of Anxiety Pulitzer 1948).
Etaples physician
Danjoutin physician
French aviator. He died in August 1971.
Seyches physician
Norwegian politician, landowner, forester and politician. He joined Najonal Samling in 1933, the fascist party established by Vidkun Quinsling. He was a councillor of state during World War II and a minister in Quisling’s pro-Nazi puppet administration.
French writer, who wrote 60 diaries over her 74-year-old years about her SELF (often capitalized), and how she was working to improve her self-absorption. She began her diary at 15 years old, after being introspective since childhood. From 1966 to 1971, she published four diaries. Nin thought she was an artist when in reality, Nin was a minor writer, and …
French poet, screenwriter and novelist. His work has influenced French prose, poetry, and cinema. 1975/10/25 - Death.
French author ("Un Enfant a Dit"
American advertising executive (d. 1977).
Germany Actor
Baseball owner (Boston Red Sox).
French diarist (d. 1977)
American singer and guitarist (d.62)
Businessman
Composer
French author (Born 1903)
Businessman
Nock English/US historian (Saint Paul).
Professor at Harvard University and English classicalist theologian (d. 1963).
Italian actress and voice actor, who appeared in 37 films from 1918 to 1959.
Italy Painter
French track and field champion, who competed at the Olympics high jump in Antwerp in 1920 and Paris in 1924. He also competed in Amsterdam in 1928.
Norwegian actor, singer, radio reciter, theatre director. He was a military officer and a reserve officer in Norway's Army before he began his acting career.
Jean-Louis Barrault, a French comedian, actress, and theatre director, married Jean-Louis Barrault. Their company was founded in 1946 and they became one of France's most prominent stage couples. Her film credits include "Jean de la Lune," Children of Montmarte," and "Maria Chapdelaine".
English comedian/actor (Miss Jones & Son).