List of celebrities and famous people who were born on July 21st
Famous birthdays on July 21st for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2004Gymnast
Dancer
YouTube Star
Pop Singer
Famous birthdays on July 21st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1998Pop Singer
YouTube Star
TV Actor
Model
German singer. He is best known for his participation on "Deutschland sucht den Superstar 8", where he was one of the top five.
Athlete
Actress
American baseball player
English actress
Estonian fencer
Canadian sprint car driver
American figure skater
eSports Player
Model
Pop Singer
YouTube Star
English footballer
Model Miss Switzerland 2008 in Switzerland
Famous birthdays on July 21st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989English actress
American actor
English actor
Welsh footballer
Russian footballer
Mexican footballer
American professional dancer (Dancing with the Stars, former So You Think You Can Dance contestant).
Reality Star
Soccer Player
Basketball Player
Movie Actress
American rapper (116 Clique)
Andrea Allocca, a pedophile from Italy, raped, and then killed Allocca when he was nine years old. Allocca was arrested and taken to jail, where he died from an emphysema attack two days later.
Scottish footballer
Rapper
Bassist
American journalist
French footballer
Mexican footballer
Pop Singer
TV Actress
American basketball player
Ghanaian footballer
Choreographer
Soap Opera Actress
Canadian actress
American baseball player. He was drafted by Milwaukee Brewers in 2008's amateur draft.
American basketball player
Estonian footballer
Actor
British singer
Brazilian actress
Dutch footballer
English footballer
YouTube Star
II; American football player.
American actor
Canadian actress
Faroese singer
Faroese guitarist and singer-songwriter
Australian actress
Journalist and actress from Japan
Australian swimmer
World Music Singer
American singer and model (City High).
Soul Singer
German cyclist
American producer and singer-songwriter
American actress
Japanese mixed martial artist
Spanish footballer
Canadian figure skater
English footballer
Spanish footballer
French skier
American actress
American mixed martial artist
American baseball player
Canadian model
American football player
A February 1985 contaminated blood transfusion resulted in an AIDS-like illness in a French man. The same tragic mistake also struck Stephane, his brother. Laurent, age 11, died from AIDS on 1/31/1992, at 2:05 AM MET (La Batie-Division), France.
American rapper
Famous birthdays on July 21st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979American football player
American basketball player
Mexican footballer
Ukrainian football player
American actor
Jamaican musician
American actor
Brazilian footballer
Country Singer
Actor
Musician
Japan -- 100m Breaststroke Swimmer (1992, 1996 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
English politician and academic
Brazilian footballer
Japanese swimmer
Scottish footballer
Comedian, actress. Actor's Studio Los Angeles.
English actress
Author
200m/400m Medley Swimmer (1996 Olympics – Silver Medalist).
English golfer
An English actress who is best known for her roles as Stacie Monroe on BBC's "Hustle" or Lila West on Showtime's "Dexter". Her recurring roles include Gaia in Starz’ "Spartacus Gods of the Arena" and Olivia Charles in The CW’s "Ringer". She also appeared in the "Warehouse 13" episode as Helena G. Wells. Murray plays Stahma Tarr on the Syfy …
An English actress who is best known for her roles as Stacie Monroe on BBC's "Hustle" or Lila West on Showtime's "Dexter". Her recurring roles include Gaia in Starz’ "Spartacus Gods of the Arena" and Olivia Charles in The CW’s "Ringer". She also appeared in the "Warehouse 13" episode as Helena G. Wells. Murray plays Stahma Tarr on the Syfy …
French actor, director and screenwriter. He is also an activist for housing right, co-founder of "Les Enfants de Don Quichotte" and politician.
CFL defensive end (Edmonton Eskimos)
Sri Lankan cricketer
Actress
Athlete
English actor
Irish singer-songwriter (Equation)
American educator and author
The Italian men's team epee fencing placed with a Gold Medal in the Australian Olympics, 9/19/2000. They narrowly defeated France 39 to 38 with the help of Paolo Milanoli and his team mates, Alfredo Rota. Angelo Mazzone, Maurizio Ranzazzo, Maurizio Randazzo, and Paolo Milanoli.
Estonian screenwriter and actor
Actor
Writer
Indian actor
American baseball coach and player
American actor and comedian
American actress and model
Sutton Coldfield in England -- Canada swimmer (1992-96 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
WLAF QB, Frankfurt Galaxy
Ingo Steuer, German figure skater and partner in German pair
Producer
Athlete
Athlete
Russian figure skater
Canadian actress and fashion designer
Guitarist
CFL safety (BC Lions).
Omaha, Nebraska -- Outfielder (Detroit Tigers)
Athlete
NFL guard (Philadelphia Eagles)
Japanese TV personality and singer
Soccer player (Sparta/Vitesse)
Japanese professional wrestler
French-British actress, noted family, and the daughter of Serge Gainsbourg (singer-actress Jane Birkin).
French long jumper
Screenwriter and comedian from Portugal
Scottish musician (Boards of Canada).
French long jumper
Israeli footballer and coach (d. 2014).
Movie Actress
New Haven, Connecticut -- Rower (1996 Olympics - 5th Place)
American singer-songwriter ("Fitz and the Tantrums")
American wrestler and chiropractor
Charleston, Florida -- Pitcher (San Diego Padres).
Famous birthdays on July 21st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969American comedian and actor
American producer and guitarist (Tonic), singer-songwriter
German race car driver
Actor
Author
Quill Lake in Saskatchewan -- NHL defenseman (Team Canada Montreal)
San Jose, California -- Soccer forward (1996 Olympics)
Indian singer and actor
NFL wide receivers (Pittsburgh Steelers and Amsterdam Admirals).
Hockey forward (Team Austria 1998)
Las Vegas, Nevada -- PGA golfer (1990 Nestle)
Bayport, New York -- LPGA Golfer (1994 Sara Lee Classic-4th).
Bedford, England -- Pitcher. Colorado Rockies
West Germany -- Tennis star
Lvov, Ukraine -- Tennis star (1996 Essen winner)
American actress
Musician
Statesman
Dancer
Welsh academic and author
French professional cyclist. World champion in individual pursuit (professional). He was 2nd in 1990 and 1994, and was the Olympic champion in team pursuit in Atlanta on 7/28/1996.
Author
Author
Filipino race car driver (Born 1965)
Icelandic lawyer and footballer
Icelandic footballer
American baseball player coach, sportscaster
Texas, USA; actress (Chisholms).
German ski jumper and journalist
German ski jumper
Italian singer who performed in the San Remo Festival in 1987 and 1994.
Soap Opera Actor
Irish actress
Irish actor and boxer
Brazilian mixed martial artist
Manager and English footballer
Brazilian basketball player who is also a mixed martial artist and wrestler
American comedian and author (The Reigning Monarchs).
Indonesian actress and singer
Baron Adebowale English businessman
Actor
Texas, USA; actor.
Punjabi folk singer
American singer-songwriter/guitarist (Faith No More, EZ-Street Spastik Children, and Voodoocult).
NFL Wide Receiver (Washington Redskins).
CFL linebacker (BC Lions).
He is a well-known American family and the president of Educational Adventures. This entertainment company provides family friendly entertainment that empowers children to make safer decisions.
California, USA; actor (Lance-Lou Grant).
American actor
Indian singer-songwriter (d. 1988)
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Actor (Biloxi blues)
Serbian basketball coach and player
German footballer
Famous birthdays on July 21st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959French TV host, stage actor, painter, great-granddaughter to composer Vincent d'Indy. She starred in the French version of Mrs Doubtfire with Michel Leeb at TheAC/tre de Paris.
Italian singer. She was born to an American father, and an Italian mother. She moved to Milan, Italy shortly after she was born. She began her career as a chorist in Albero Motore and later as a vocalist in various productions of dance music (Klein & MBO), Kano, Mike Francis, and as an organizer for a young American choir.
Belgian choreographer and dancer, who started her dance company "Astragale" in 1990.
Turkish journalist
Cheshire, England -- Canadian equestrian (1996 Olympics).
Australian rugby player coach, sportscaster
Australian rugby player and sportscaster
French perpetrator of the murder and rape of Virginia Couturier, five years old, in 1986 (b. 2/24/1981)
American baseball player and sportscaster (d.2015)
Italian comedian, writer, and actor in theatre.
TV Actor
Swedish politician and leader of the Swedish union 33rd Prime Minister of Sweden
Three young drug addicts from Italy raped three Italian girls at Piazza Navona on 3/06/1988. They were sentenced and tried, but they were released after eight months. Maria died on 11/18/1988 of pulmonary problems and AIDS.
American music producer and songwriter
Actress
California, USA; comedian (Saturday Night Live).
American author
French teacher and architect.
Hungarian director producer and screenwriter
American producer and songwriter of bass (Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers), (d. 2003).
rocker (The Christians-Harvest the World)
Singer ("Putting on the Ritz")
Hungarian film director
Indonesian-German singer-songwriter and producer
English keyboard player and producer (The Christians it's immaterial and Yachts).
American politician and lawyer, 88th Governor of Connecticut
French alpine skier, she won two silver medals at the 1972 Olympics (slalom), and one bronze in 1976 (giant Slalom).
Journalist
Manager and English footballer
American writer and editor. She has written about a time in her teenage years when she refused the incestuous advances made by Anne Sexton, her mother. Linda Sexton edited "Anne Sexton: A Self-Portrait In Letters" 1977, and "A. Sexton Words for Doctor Y" 1978. In 1994, her autobiographical book, "Searching For Mercy Street: My Return to My Mother Anne Sexton," …
Italian singer, actress, voice actor, TV presenter, showgirl and TV presenter.
Chinese-Australian actor
Italian ecclesiastic, "the little flying nun", because she was the first European sister to learn how to fly. She has always been passionate about motors and has been called "the little flying Nun". She went to Madagascar in 1988 as a missionary and was able to fly. At 24 years old, she entered the convent for the first time.
American actor. Tall, handsome, and a "hunk" Hasselhoff was a star in many top daytime TV series after completing a lengthy apprenticeship. He was studying acting and waiting tables when he was noticed by a casting director. This led to him being cast in guest shots for "Police Story" and then "The Love Boat," which eventually led to a regular …
Illinois, USA; comedian (Mork & Mindy, Awakeningss, Genie-Aladdin).
American politician and physician
Australian journalist
After learning improv at L.A. Comedy Store, he became an American actor and turned his madness into the television series "Mork and Mindy". He played Mork, an interplanetary visitor with delightfully demented mental faculties, starting at $15,000 per week from 9/14/1978. He was a Juilliard drama student at the time and had his first appearance as Mork on "Happy Days." …
French journalist and political commentator. She was the editor of France 2 from August 2010 to August 2010. She moved to Europe 1 in March 2011 to be head of information and news.
United States -- Basketball player (1972 Olympics-Silver Medalist).
Basketball player for the NBA (Seattle SuperSonic).
Portland, Oregon -- Body builder (Women Physique World)
French mountain guide and mountaineer who has been credited with over 300 first ascents, many of which were in the Mont Blanc massif.
Argentinian coach and footballer
Rock drummer (Raydio)
Soap Opera Actor
Baroness Kramer English politician Minister for Transport
Famous birthdays on July 21st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949American Astrologer, author of "The Book Of World Horoscopes": The Astrological Gazetteer Of The Modern Geopolitical World. It was published in 1981 by Moore and Tim Browning, Tim Browning's partner in Metaphysical and Astrological Research systems. Despite the fact that the book is out of date, there has been mundane research which built upon it over the years.
He is a French fashion photographer and music director.
USSR -- Pairs figure skater (1972 Olympics - Silver Medalist)
baseball player
New Zealand poet and singer (d. 2003).
(born Steven Demetre Georgiou), commonly known by his former stage name Cat Stevens, is a British singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, humanitarian, education philanthropist, and prominent convert to Islam. In 1971, he began to release gold albums. He was a singer, pianist and guitarist, as well as songwriter. His first appearance was as a teen idol. After a brief pause in 1968 …
American Astrologer, Lecturer, and Author. Bruce has written numerous programs for Astrolabe, as well as astrology books. He also wrote articles for newsletters and magazines. Since its inception in 1979 and serving as Education Director 1998-2002, he has been involved in the NCGR education program. He published his first book on astrology in 1980. He is also the author of …
He is an actor, comedian, and politician from Italy. He started his career as an accountant. The party he started in 2009, Five Star Movement, won 25.55% at the 2013 general elections. Surnamed "the Italian Coluche".
French soccer (soccer player), a striker who played one match for the French national football team, scoring in that match.
Actor
Singer, songwriter, and producer who was prominent in the development Argentine rock.
French pop-rock singer/songwriter.
American cartoonist
Japanese music producer and manager
American sportswriter
English singer/songwriter
Halifax, Nova Scotia -- Actor (Jeff-Dallas, Berrengers)
American manatee
Indian politician and cricketer
American actor. He is known for his TV roles. Actor in "Heat", 1987 film
(Rep-R-Tennessee)
Musician
Texas, USA; actor.
American judge and lawyer 39th Solicitor General for the United States
American lawyer who became internationally famous as the Special Prosecutor investigating wrongdoing by the American President, Bill Clinton. He was a respected lawyer who looked more like an accountant than the determined warrior he is. On 8/05/1994, he was appointed independent counsel to investigate Whitewater. After passing the bar in 1973 he had an impressive Washington resume, including stints as …
French senior government official who was President of France TA (c)lA (c)visions, the French public television broadcaster, from 1999 to 2005.
British musician (Herman’s Hermits).
Poland -- Lightweight (1976 Olympics-Gold Medalist)
Rocker
Director
American Astrologer who also taught Feng Shui. She was very interested in medical astrology, as well as alternative medicine such homeopathy and acupuncture. She passed away in her hometown on the 13th of February 2008.
American screenwriter and producer
Actress and comedian from Hong Kong (d. 2008).
Former South African cricketer
USA; black activist/attorney (Tawana Brawley case).
English poet critic and educator
Former Australian cricketer
English darts player
Politician
Atherston (England) -- Actress (Fire & Sword and Charlie Boy).
Musician
Director (Top Gun Revenge, Days of Thunder, Top Gun)
Director (Top Gun Revenge, Days of Thunder, Top Gun)
American politician and academic (d. 2002).
Nigerian/English writer (Price for Bride)
Third President of Ghana, a Ghanaian politician and lawyer (d. 2012).
Brazilian doctor who specializes in fertilization techniques.
New Lexingon, Ohio -- PGA golfer (1975 Pensacola Open)
Movie Actor
DC, USA; actor (Day of the Dolphin and Reds).
Austrian race car driver (d. 2002)
New York, USA. Actor (Backstairs at The White House).
American TV sportscaster and family. He is the son baseball player Jim Hegan.
Cincinnati, Milwaukee Bucks).
Philippines -- US rock vocalist / producer / songwriter
Colorado, USA; actress (Renee Empire, One Life to Live).
American politician. Washington congressman is accused of sexual harassment by his two female staff members. He is also facing financial charges for using his congressional staff to conduct campaign activities, which is a violation the code of ethics.
Politician
(Rep-D-South Carolina)
Famous birthdays on July 21st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939American record producer, singer and impresario. He is also a songwriter, musician, filmmaker, radio actor, and musician. He is most well-known for his roles in a series of novelty and cult rock singles from the 1960s and managing The Runaways in 1970. His reputation as "one the most colorful characters in rock & roll history" and "a shadowy figure well …
British-born American diplomat, who was first appointed to the American Foreign Service in 1960. He served three countries as Ambassador between 1981 and 1986. From 2001 to 2004, he was a United Nations representative in the George W. Bush government. Bush and his company selected Negroponte as the ambassador to Iraq between 2004-2005. Bush again selected him for a high-ranking …
American educator and saxophonist
Artist
American attorney. She was the Miami's chief prosecutor for 15 years. On 3/10/1993, she received unanimous approval from the Senate Judiciary Committee. This allowed her to be elected the first woman Attorney General in the country. Unmarried. On 11/16/1995, she revealed that she had a mild form Parkinson's Disease. This was four weeks before.
French actress on stage and film.
American politician and former Secretary of Defense. He was appointed by President Bill Clinton as the Pentagon's new leader in the post-cold war era. However, he resigned when pressure mounted.
Actress
France Actor
Actress
Composer
Austrian-Canadian pianist composer, conductor
Italian trade union representative and Secretary General of UIL trade union.
English TV-host
Artist
German politician
German writer, politician, and toolmaker.
Polish-American baseball player and coach (d.2006)
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania -- Singer / comedienne (Jerry Lewis Show)
French comedian, writer, biographer, and actor.
French linguist, scholar of Romance languages. In the late 1960s, he created Lexicon-Grammar which is a method for formalizing languages and has practical applications. On 8 December 2001, he died in Paris from bone cancer.
Journalist
(Rep-D-New York, 1983- )
English actor, director and author
Indian cricketer and coach
German astrologer, noted family member, the son of Reinhold Ebertin and the grandson Elsbeth Ebertin. He is well-known for his own work. He is a psychologist, philosopher, esoteric alternative healer, reincarnation-therapist and author. He is a strong advocate for Cosmobiology and traditional astrology. He is especially interested in medical astrology. This emphasizes the importance of past life experiences to the …
Novelist essayist and critic (d.82)
Writer
Writer
Scholar / writer (Grendel, Sunlight Dialogues)
American football player
Netherlands sport Champion
American boxer and world champion at middleweight 1957-1963.
French rugby player, nicknamed aEUR~aEUR(tm)Brin daEUR(tm)osier,aEUR(tm) the most selected full back of FranceaEUR(tm)s team. Between 1953 and 1960, he was selected 43 times for international events. This record 180 score made by FranceaEUR(tm).
France sport Champion
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American saxophonist, B. Bumble and the Stingers and the Wrecking Crew
Chilean-Israeli painter, composer
American professional golfer who started playing golf at nine years old. He became a professional in January 1954 and went on to win many other tournaments. He survived a bug in his swing and, more importantly, a malignant lymph gland tumor. This made him the only player to win after the surgery that saved his life.
San Diego, California -- PGA golfer (1961 US Open)
Coach
San Diego sports champions
American teacher who taught speech and theatre courses at Georgetown University between 1954 and 2000. He was invited by Jacqueline Kennedy, Letitia Baldrige and became a theatrical advisor for the John F. Kennedy Administrations for White House drama and music presentations in East Room (1961aEUR1965). He was a founding member and Vice-President of the National Theatre Corporation (1974), and was …
Indian poet and songwriter (d.2002)
American singer
Famous birthdays on July 21st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929French ecclesiastic and Roman Catholic Cardinal. On March 24, 1955, he was ordained. He served in Algeria and was promoted to Bishop of Oran (Algeria), on February 2, 1973. He was again elevated to Coadjutor archbishop of Oran on December 20, 1980. He retired May 24, 2008.
Belgium sport Champion
Sr., American professional wrestler (Born 1929).
American founder of the most prestigious Hollywood modeling and theatrical agency in 1963.
Playwright
Canadian wrestler (d. 1998)
Canadian wrestler (d. 1998)
Composer
Canadian-American film producer, actor, and founder of Canadian Film Centre. His notable filmography includes "In the Heat of the Night", "The Thomas Crown Affair", (1968), "Fiddler on the Roof" (191971), "Jesus Christ Superstar", (1973), and Moonstruck (1987).
English actor (d.2013)
Czech-English producer and director (d. 2002).
English singer and actress (d. 1980).
American actor (d.2009)
Louisiana, USA; actor (Thomas Crown Affair).
Italy sport Champion
Architect/town planner
American mechanical engineer, CEO of Echlin (auto parts distributor and manufacturer) Mancheski is known for his drive and hard work. The company's revenues have doubled in just five years. He holds a BS in Mechanical Engineering.
Pakistani politician and general 7th Governor of Balochistan
Romanist and professor of French literature. He was an expert in the works of Charles Baudelaire and Colette. Pichois was a teacher in France, Switzerland, and the USA.
American actress (d. 2006).
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania -- Actor (Extreme Close-up)
Composer
Psychologist
TV Actor
West Virginia, USA, actor (Andy Griffth Show and Three's Company).
Dutch actress (Soldier of Orange).
France sport Champion
France sport Champion
Canadian-American Nobel Prize winner in Chemistry and Academic Nobel Prize Laureate
French actor.
English singer and actress (d. 2009).
Dougherty (Oklahoma) -- Singer (Rock & Roll Waltz and Club Oasis).
French diplomat who played a key role in relations between France, Francophone Africa and France during the mid-1980s.
American author and sociologist (d. 2000).
Greenville, North Carolina -- David Frost Show Orchestra leader
English actor (b. 2014)
Italian oil executive and financier. He was buried in Lugano on 28 May 2004.
Gardanne Journalist
French-Jewish journalist, author. He is also the founder and executive editor for Le Nouvel Observateur, a weekly.
Russian-American violinist, known for his exceptional artistry. As an 11-year-old violinist, he made his symphonic debut. He was then followed by a series of concerts. He made his debut in New York in 1937. Six years later, he was at Carnegie Hall.
American businessman and aircraft executive. He was the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer at Northrop Corporation. Jones was once married and had two children. He died 7 January 2014.
Composer
Lille physician
Painter (Uprising Homo Ludens).
Russia, violinist (debut San Francisco Symph).
Dutch artist, sculptor, and illustrator (d. 2005).
Italy sport Champion
American actress (d. 1969).
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Famous birthdays on July 21st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919Explorer
American novelist.
He was a Scottish broadcaster and poet. He died in April 2009 at the age of 30.
Canadian lawyer and jurist (d.2005)
American baseball player. He was a right-handed pitcher for the Philadelphia Phillies for four matches in 1945.
Pr? Pr?
Norfolk
Blues singer / guitarist
English contractor / multi-millionaire
French poet. His friends included RenA(c), Daumal, Roger Gilbert-Lecomte and Antonin Artaud, who he provided with opium and laudanum. Prevel succumbed to tuberculosis at the Sainte-Peyre Hospital on 27 May 1951.
Estonian shot putter, discus thrower (d. 1977).
French historian. He was a self-described "weekend historian", as he worked as an information officer for tropical agriculture in his traditional life. He wrote about the changing of attitudes over time starting in 1948. His books "Centuries of Childhood" (1960) and "Centuries of Childhood"), which dealt with historical patterns of childhood, and "Western Attitudes toward Death" (1977), made him well-known. …
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Colmar physician
France sport Champion
Canadian cultural philosopher, who dies at 69 (born in 1911).
Indian scholar and poet (d. 1988).
Writer (The Medium Is the Massage).
Premier Poland (1947..70)
American Astrologer, who was a student at Carl Payne Tobey's in 1958.
Famous birthdays on July 21st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909Egyptologist
American professional golfer
American architect and golfer (d. 1996).
Avignon Journalist
Brooklyn, New York -- Actor. (Boulder Dam. Captain Blood).
Composer
Spanish screenwriter, journalist, cartoonist, and playwright.
Scottish artist. He is best known for his sculpture work, but he started his career as an artist. In 1927, he began to sculpt in granite. His first work with nudes caused much controversy. He had an exhibit at Paris Salon in 1950 that earned him a gold medal
Writer
American politician and businessman. Under President Richard Nixon, he was the 60th Secretary for the Treasury (1969-1971), and the later the 8th United States permanent representative to NATO (1972-1973). During the 1950s and 1960's, he was Chairman and Chief Executive of the Board of Continental Illinois.
Composer
Neuberger Berman, an American financier and businessman, was co-founded by Neuberger Berman (d.2010).
American journalist and photographer (d. 1986).
French cyclist and Olympic champion at Paris 1924.
Varzy Military man
Author and American Jungian analyst.
France Scientist
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