List of celebrities and famous people who were born on February 23rd
Famous birthdays on February 23rd for the celebrities who were born in the years 2019 - 2010
2012First child of Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel, Duke of Västergötland. She measured 51 cm and weighed 3280 grams.
Famous birthdays on February 23rd for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2005Filipina actress and model
Actress
Movie Actor
Vine Star
YouTube Star
Pop Singer
Famous birthdays on February 23rd for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1999Pop Singer
American passenger killed on United Flight No.175 at 9:02 AM on 9/11/2001. All aboard were instantly killed when the plane struck the World Trade Tower. Susan, her mother, was born in Los Angeles on 7/28/1966. Peter, her father was born in Bridgeport, CT on 2/4/1969. The three-year old was excited to visit Disneyland when her family flew to Southern California.
YouTube Star
TV Actor
YouTube Star
Basketball Player
Guitarist
Basketball Player
American child actor/actress, including "I Am Sam" 2001 and "Charlotte's Web (2006). Also TV shows like "ER."
Musician
TV Actor
YouTube Star
Japanese table tennis player
Guitarist
TV Actress
Brazilian footballer
YouTube Star
Greek footballer
He is a German pop singer and finished fourth in season 6 of "Deutschland sucht den Superstar", a German talent-search TV program.
Football Player
American family of note, first child of Reba McEntire, country music star and husband-manager. He weighed 6 lbs 10 oz at birth.
Dancer
English footballer
Mauritian swimmer
Famous birthdays on February 23rd for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989Rock Singer
American ice dancer
French footballer
Argentinian footballer
Football Player
Rapper
Family Member
Gay rights activist
Trinidadian-American singer-songwriter, producer
Japanese actor and singer (KAT-TUN, ShAji To Akira).
American musician
Lesotho swimmer
Swedish singer-songwriter
American football player
Brazilian footballer
Athlete
Movie Actress
Indian-American comedian
Italian rugby player
Egyptian footballer
American Playboy Playmate
French freestyle swimmer, born to Guianan fathers and Moroccan mothers. She became the first female swimmer of colour to win a silver (olympic) medal in 2004. She was also a three-time gold medalist at the european championships. She has a younger brother, Mehdi (international swimmer), just like Laure Manaudou.
American screenwriter and actor
Indian actor
TV Actor
Stage Actor
English footballer
Reality Star
American porn actress
American football player
French criminal sentenced to life imprisonment for torturing and then brutally killing his foster parents, AimA (c)e, and Philippe NarrA (c), at 10pm on 28 October 2003
Japanese singer and actress with a Japanese voice
French footballer, Berson played as a midfielder for Championnat National Club Vannes until 2013. Berson previously played for Nantes and Aston Villa, Auxerres, Levante, Toulouse, and Auxerres.
Ontario, Canada; gymnastic (Olympics-1996).
American actress and model
Famous birthdays on February 23rd for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979American political commentator and author
Swedish actress
American journalist and author
Japanese actress
Puerto Rican singer-songwriter (Calle 13)
Canadian ice hockey player (Born 1978).
Ice hockey left wing (Finland Olympics - 1998)
Puerto Rican musician (Calle 13)
English actress
Antananarivo in Madagascar; tennis star (1993 Marseille).
Estonian cross-country skier
Ohio; diver (Olympics-1996).
Estonian skier
American baseball player
Hockey forward (Team Kazakhstan Olympics- 1998)
Richmond Hill; NHL Center (Hartford Whalers).
Japanese wrestler
British actress
Movie Actor
Deepak Chopra's son is an American-East Indian family. He was a spiritual leader and counselor and a follower of his father's path. Gotham is the voice of the young and the hip in the 21st century, where his father reached American citizens on a broad level. He is a guru-in training and writes for Channel One, which reaches more than …
Argentinian actresses and singers
American screenwriter and producer of actor directors
Actor (Randy-Wonder Years)
NBA guard (Toronto Raptors).
American composer
Quarterback (Kansas City Chiefs).
Czechoslovakia: Tennis star.
American DJ
Full back (Baltimore Ravens).
South African cricketer, an athlete
Swedish singer-songwriter, stage and screen actress. She is the eldest daughter of Agnetha FA$/ltskog and BjAPrn Uleus, who were former members of the Swedish pop band ABBA.
Swedish musician (The Cardigans).
American artist
Trinidadian footballer
New York, USA; luger (Olympics-1994).
American-Polish basketball player
WLAF running back (Scotland Claymores).
NFL running back (KC Chiefs)
NBA forward (Utah Jazz).
Italian footballer
American baseball player
American country singer
Italian soccer player. He made his debut in Fanfulla for the 1989-89 season. After that, he moved to minor leagues and then returned to Fanfulla. He was a very good interregional player.
NFL guard / tackle (Detroit Lions)
English model and television host
Scarsdale (New York) -- Actor (Jason Out of the Blue).
New York, USA. Actor (Shane – Out of the Blue).
Germany; hockey defenseman (Team Germany).
South Korean actor
American soccer player
South Korean actor
Japanese voice actor and actor
Canadian cricketer
Sweden; golfer (1995 Pinewild-7th).
Canadian actress
Canadian actress
American actress
Japanese actress and singer
Filipino actress
Famous birthdays on February 23rd for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969New Zealand-Australian golfer
NFL linebacker (Minnesota Vikings).
New Zealand; Australasia golfer.
Belgian cyclist
Entrepreneur
French television journalist. She has been presenting the Monday-Thursday editions of 19/20 since September 2010. This is the main evening news bulletin in France.
British racing driver
American homicide. The murderer of Joyce Aparo's girl-friend, his 16-year-old girlfriend Karin Aparo, took place in Glastonbury, CT on 8/05/1987. Dennis was tall, slim, with red hair, and was very personable. Dennis had an I.Q. of 137 and was talented in music and computers. He also loved outdoor sports. His father was the head of a computer company and he …
French chef and the first woman to earn two Michelin stars. She is based in Paris at "St-Germain-des-PrA"s" and also in London (Connaught hotels and restaurants).
American producer and songwriter (Nine Inch Nails Tweaker die Warzau and Exotic Birds).
English actress
Wisconsin, USA; PGA Golfer (1994 Northern Telecom Second).
Doctor
Judge
Ontario, Canada; NHL defenseman (Florida Panthers).
fashion designer.
American actor, Jack Cassidy's son is a well-known family member. He was an actor and appeared on "Facts of Life" television series. He joined Hensen Productions as a development specialist.
American actor
American guitarist (Starship), (d. 2012).
Ontario, Canada; NHL right-wing (Philadelphia Flyers and Los Angeles Kings).
American computer manufacturer
Czech-Monacan tennis player
American ion mobility mass spectrometrist, recipient of the 2006 Biemann Medal
French ballet dancer. She was born to a mother who was a gymnastics teacher. From 1984 to 1989, she was Paris's top-ranking female performer.
Indian police officer (d.2008)
NFL linebacker (Philadelphia Eagles).
Norwegian guitarist and songwriter (Europe).
Fictional character (X-Files)
American baseball player.
German actress who is successful in the role of Tatort's detective
theatre director.
New York, USA. Outfielder (New York Mets. Baltimore Orioles. Florida Marlins).
Connecticut, USA; Ms Fitness USA (1994).
Polish politician
keyboard player.
Polish politician and journalist 11th Minister for Foreign Affairs of Poland
American guitarist (QueensrAiche and Soulbender).
Augusta, Georgia -- Playmate (Feb, 1983)
Educator
American drummer (Summer Lights)
French writer, economist, and public administrator. He is now the Secretary-General for the French President Nicolas Sarkozy's Office as of February 27, 2011, having previously served as his deputy for two years.
German Federal Republic; Princess.
Japanese royalty, the son of Crown Prince Akihito and Crown Princess Michiko, the child of a new-style love marriage. His mother was a commoner who said that she would raise her son herself and that he would go to public schools. While a youth, the Prince learned to not always yield to conformity. He was the first Japanese prince to …
By marriage, Princess of the German Thurn und Taxis House.
Michigan, USA; golfer (1994 British Open-6th).
Australian politician
Serbian drummer (Suncokret A arlo Akrobata Supernaut and Ekatarina Velika) (d. 1992)
Famous birthdays on February 23rd for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959Field hockey player from Britain
Irish actress and singer (The Nolans).
Scottish politician and politician
American astronaut and engineer
English politician
California, USA; PGA golfer (1994 Anheuser-Busch-4th).
Vocal / guitar (Sylvian Sylvian and Japan-Adolescent Sex).
French humorist and member of the duo "Les Vamps", 1988-2015 ...). Dominique and Nicole still go on tour after 35 years! The French love their duet.
English general
English journalist and writer
Dutch singer (Dolly Dots).
Dutch singer Dolly Dots (d. 2009).
American writer and ex-cocaine addict.
Pop Singer
Japanese singer
California, USA; actress ("Battlestar Galactica").
Scottish politician
Timberwolves Head Coach of American Basketball
Children's Author
Pop Singer
World Music Singer
Artist
American voice actor, radio personality, writer
French singer and musician, born to a Jewish Algerian father (previously known as BenhaAm). In 1957, his family immigrated to France. He met Jean-Louis Aubert at school.
Ukrainian politician who fought a long and bitter struggle to be elected President of Ukraine on October 31, 2004, and the days that followed. Viktor Yanukovych was the incumbent Prime Minister. It was a bitter campaign. The October 31st vote ended in a tie with Yushchenko obtaining 39.55% and Yanukovich obtaining 39.52%. A second round of voting was held on …
American professional racquetball player. She reached the number seven world ranking. In December 1985, she retired.
Spanish keyboard player and composer (Neuronium), (d. 2012).
Sri Lankan academic and physician (d. 1989).
Japanese race car driver
The Wynners, a Hong Kong actor and singer/songwriter (The Wynners),
American actress. She is the only child of Georges Simenon, a Belgian writer, and Denyse Ouimet, his second wife. Her films included Let Joy Reign Supreme (1975), The Nada Gang (744) and Creezy (1974). She was 25 years old when she took her own life after being in constant pain.
Astrophysicist
Turkish businessman
American photographer and author
American musician.
Director
TV Actress
Belgian ballet dancer, who is a star in ballets under Maurice Bejart.
Controller (BBC Radio 3).
Maryland, USA; actress (Home Improvement and Double Trouble).
American football player
Japanese mathematician
Politician
Irish singer and radio personality
England; rock bassist (Sweet Hayes).
Famous birthdays on February 23rd for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949Canadian Astronaut, a Navy captain in the Canadian Space Agency between 1984 and his retirement 4/05/1989.
American R&B singer (Dramatics – "Me and Mrs Jones")
Quebec, Canada; PhD/astronaut (STS 13, 77).
British Member of Parliament.
Translator and writer in Argentina
French singer, composer, guitarist, and songwriter. He writes and performs his own music.
Finnish novelist
French prehistorian, who wrote books on Archaeology and Biological Anthropology.
American comic book author
English producer and director
English singer-songwriter and bass player (Sweet).
Danish politician
Swiss chef and author
Danish politician
American journalist (d.2008)
Guyana -- Actress (Man Who is King) / Miss Guyana (1967).
California, United States -- Rock Steel Guitar (Poco Heat of the Night).
Activist
Brazilian engineer and astrologer.
South African politician and cleric
Police Officer
Soviet Ukrainian and Tajikistani Astronomer.
American producer and guitarist (d. 2014).
English teacher and author
British Member of Parliament.
Mississippi, USA; guitarist (Silver Train).
French business executive who is Deputy Chairwoman of Agence France Presse SA.
Rocker (Billy J Kramer, The Dakotas).
American journalist and author
German keyboard player (Popol Vuh and Gila)
Scientist
New York, USA. Actress (Penny-Hamptons, Amy-Secret Storm).
Japanese actor
American football coach and player
Virginia, USA. PGA golfer (1971 Cleveland Open).
Director of Scottish theatre. He died 15 July 1980.
French
Turkish film director producer and educator (d.2004)
Head Master (Eton College).
American New Age lecturer and teacher.
New York, USA; writer (Gray Matters, Fallen Angel).
American baseball player
American actor, screenwriter, and producer. Peter Fonda, the son of actor Henry Fonda, and Frances Seymour's wife, was raised in an emotionally deprived environment by a depressed mother and an absentee father. At six years old, he was sent to boarding school. He then experienced the trauma of his mother's suicide while she was receiving treatment for depression. The death …
American football player
La Carneille Actor
Brooks, CEO (Price Waterhouse Europe).
Turkish politician from Zaza (d. 2016).
French actress and theatre director, who spent eleven years at the ComA(c)die-FranASSaise. She starred in French television soap operas and "Au thA (c)AC/trece soir" during the 1970s.
Famous birthdays on February 23rd for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939Lithuanian nutritionist and one of the most prominent figures in the U.S. for alternative health techniques and practices, particularly in nutrition. His book "Survival into the 21st Century", which covers vegetarianism and fasting, yoga and iridology as well as zone therapy and massage, color healing, and acupressure, is one of his most popular.
Publisher
Austria -- Lugeist (1964 Olympics - Gold Medalist)
Columbus, Ohio -- Actress (Christine Chapel Star Trek)
American actress, who was nominated for an Oscar in 1957 for her role as Allison MacKenzie. After her Oscar-worthy success, she was ready for a star career. But, Hollywood puzzled, she began to abandon a film career. After refusing any promotion, she turned down several scripts and finally agreed to appear in "From Hell To Texas" 1958 and "Ten North …
California, USA; actress Peyton Place
American screenwriter and producer of director films
Minnesota, USA; newscaster (ABC Weekend News, 20/20).
American harpist, composer and teacher. Her music is delicate, ethereal, and versatile. It can be used in many styles, including classical, pop, folk and jazz, as well as new age. Barber has performed solo and in recitals in the U.S., Canada and Mexico as well as Europe and the Middle East. For her pioneering work, she received a Doctorate of …
French composer and musician.
president (Law Society).
American football coach and politician
French professional track and road bike racer who competed from 1957 to 1960.
France sport Champion
American actress
French advertising executive, cofounder of the agency RSCG in 1970. (Incorporated by the Havas Group 1996).
Argentinian-American actress
Poet
American poet and philanthropist
Mississippi, USA; 110 metre hurdler (Olympics-gold-1956, 1960).
American actress, widow of Gene Roddenberry (Born in 1932).
American actress, widow of Gene Roddenberry (Born in 1932).
American baseball player. He was a right-handed outfielder for the Cincinnati Reds and Chicago Cubs, Cleveland Indians and Philadelphia Phillies, between 1950 and 1959.
American artist who was associated with Pop Art. He worked in sculpture, collage, and painting. Tom Wesselmann, a 73-year-old man who had undergone heart surgery, died from complications on December 17, 2004.
American sculptor (Great American Nudes)
Italy sport Champion
Flemish writer. He was a Belgian Congo colonial administrator. He sent his wife, children and parents back to Belgium upon the declaration of independence for the Congo. In August 1960, he returned to Belgium. He was paid by the government during the six years that followed (return program). He needed to find work to survive after that. He made the …
New York, USA. Actor (Ironside and Amy Prentiss).
Film Maker
German Fed Rep, equestrian dressage (1976 Olympics - Gold Medalist)
Writer
English-American poet and academic (d.2015)
Famous birthdays on February 23rd for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929New York Yankees catcher (1963 American League Most Valuable player).
Estonian physicist and astronomer
Patriarch Alexy II of Moscow (d. 2008)
Composer
Dutch actor (Bluejackets)
American racecar driver, Dale Earnhardt, who was the father of Dale, Jr., and grandfather to Dale, Jr.
German-American Executive Director of American Mensa Since 1961, when she responded to an ad in The New York Times. She was married in 1951, and she had three children who were Mensa members. She was loved by many.
He was a French striker and manager. He died in February 2006 at the age of 91.
cosmonaut (d. 1990)
German race car driver
Russian astronaut and colonel doctor (d. 1990).
Beaufort
Siberia, USSR -- Cosmonaut (Soyuz 12, 18A)
France sport Champion
French opera soprano. She made her debut in Mulhouse, 1950 in "Lohengrin." She sang lighter roles in Paris and in the provinces throughout the 1950s. She was also a great performer in Wagner. With a voice that was warm and beautiful and a stage personality full of charm, she made a great debut at the Met in 1962.
French operatic soprano
Mirtha Legrand is an Argentine actress who goes by the stage name Mirtha. She was born in Argentina to Silvia Legrand and has also worked as a television presenter in Spain and Argentina. Legrand, who has enjoyed a successful 72-year career, is one of Argentina's most beloved entertainment stars.
Composer
Sociologist
American comedian and cabaret monologist. He has appeared on TV and in movies, including "The Best Man," The Wheeler Dealers, 1964, and "Every Home Should have One," 1970. He is wry and humorous and has been performing on stage since 1957. Three of his albums have been awarded gold. He released "Shelley Berman Live Again" in his 70s.
American politician and journalist (d. 2014).
American politician and lawyer (d. 2015).
French director, television producer and screenwriter. In 1951, he directed his first feature. His first productions were gangster thrillers that were fast-paced. With "The Things Of Life", Sautet gained international attention in 1970. He began his career as a social worker and music critic. Later, he started to produce French television and wrote his own work. On July 22, 2000, …
American electrical engineer and business executive. He wrote classified reports about airborne electronic systems. Patent for interceptor fire control system patent. He was married once and had two children. He died 23 May 2006.
South-African-American physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1998)
Composer
In 1975, an American football player was inducted into The Pro Football Hall of Fame. Lavelli was a Cleveland Browns player from 1946 to 1956. He made All-Pro five more times during his career and played in five Pro Bowls. As a rookie, he was the best AAFC receiver and scored the winning touchdown in the title game, 1946. He …
Uruguayan politician
Greek judge, 87th Prime Minster of Greece
Flemish poet
Uruguayan politician and jurist President of Uruguay (d.2014)
A politician and judge from Greece is 176th Prime Minister for Greece
American author (d. 1991)
Croatian screenwriter and journalist (d. 1995).
American sculptor who creates partially abstract metal art. Mike is the only child born to Louise Nevelson, sculptor, and Charles Nevelson. Mike and Susan Nevelson are both artists and textile designers. They have two daughters, Neith (an artist) and Maria (an artist).
Cibains physician
Italian physician who specialized in lung diseases. He was the author of "Living with Cancer" as well as the founder and director of a medical school.
French physician and zoologist. Some of his scientific papers are kept in the AAAS archives, a French organization called Advancing Science Serving Society. He was the Director of Station biologique de Roscoff from 1971 to 1981
Bangor, Michigan -- Composer of Enchanted Pear Tree
Canadian politician
Belgian comic strip artist who illustrated sports-themed comic strips.
poet.
Levan
Canadian politician and lawyer
Algerian politician and former leader of the Provisional Government of the Algerian Republic.
Famous birthdays on February 23rd for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919Manager and footballer from Ireland (d. 1995).
French theatre director
American baseball player.
American author whose first book, "The Gathering Darkness", was one of the ten books that were nominated for 1952's coveted National Book Award. In 1955, he published "The Monogamist", followed by "Fire at Sea", 1959.
Aryan Nations founder (d. 2004).
American engineer founded Aryan Nations (d.2004).
Watkin headmaster (Downside School).
Organist / conductor
Canada -- Ice hockey player (1972 Olympics-Gold Medalist).
Nantes physician
academic.
American military pilot who was known for flying the Enola Gay (the plane that dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima in Japan on August 6, 1945) and being a commander.
German author (Das Spiegellabyrinth).
American actor and director (d.79)
He is an American physician and virologist. His work in establishing the link between viruses, cancer and other diseases is his most well-known accomplishment. He was a Navy medical doctor during WWII.
American Astrologer. Her friends called her "Teddy" after she joined AFA in July 1978.
Netherlands sport Champion
CEO (Central Midwives Board).
Dutch-Belgian cyclist (d.2005)
Lincoln
United States -- Pentathelete (1936 Olympics).
France Writer
Italy sport Champion
Michigan, USA; Supreme Court Justice/(Governor-Democrat-Michigan, 1949-60).
Writer / critic
Famous birthdays on February 23rd for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1908Australian politician and lawyer 20th Prime Minister Australia (d. 1988).
South Korean poet and author (d. 1942).
Heal businessman.
composer.
American author, lecturer and violinist, visionary and psychic. She wrote "Develop Your Psychic Skill" and "Huna, A Beginner's Guide". Scott, her brilliant economist husband, moved to Vermont in 1932 with her. They became synonymous with the ideal homestead, and were a model for many decades of people looking to simplify their lives.
Writer (Rise and Fall of 3rd Reich), died at 89
Polish / Israeli spy / founded by (CP Palestina).
American journalist and historian, he is a well-known writer. He was a radio correspondent for CBS during WW II. However, he was blacklisted in the 1950s after refusing to condemn the "Hollywood ten". He was a respected journalist who observed the current history unfolding in Europe, India, and the Near East. This earned him a reputation for being an insightful …
Uruguayan theater director and writer. He conducted the 1959 premiere in Castilian by Bertolt Brecht of The Caucasian Chalk Circle. Bertolt Brecht, a great specialist of which he was also a director, had worked with Maxim Gorky and Arthur Miller. He was exiled by the Uruguayan military dictatorship in the 1970s.
History of Shirer (Rise & Fall of the Third Reich).
English screenwriter and director (d. 1980).
Chamb?ry EXecutives
French Catholic priest, Auxiliary Bishop in Algiers, and Titular Bishop in Sufasar.
Aleksandrov Russian director (Veselye Rebjata).
French Catholic Bishop, the Bishop of Grenoble between 1957 and 1969
Italian historian who wrote about the history of political thought. He was most famous for his work on "Machiavelli" and the Renaissance in 1926. In the 1930s, he turned to local archive-based religious and political histories. His greatest accomplishment was to successfully combine French social history and traditional narrative history.
"Mien" van It Sant-van Bommel author (Mieke-serial).
German painter (d. 1965).
Warren composer.
France Writer