List of celebrities and famous people who were born on February 25th
Famous birthdays on February 25th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2019 - 2010
2011She is Dutch royalty and the second child of Princess Margarita Bourbon-Parma, and her husband Tjalling Ten Cate.
Famous birthdays on February 25th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2008Dancer
Dancer
Dancer
TV Actor
Famous birthdays on February 25th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1999Italian footballer
TV Actress
American actor.
American family, Edward Kennedy, Jr.'s son and the second grandchild of Teddy. His mother is a Yale psychiatrist, and his father is a New Haven lawyer who has lost one of his legs.
American actress
Family Member
TV Actor
Pop Singer
Tennis Player
She was a Canadian junior tennis player who won Wimbledon juniors girls 2012. She was the first Canadian woman to reach the semi-finals in grand slam (Australia), and she repeated this feat at Roland-Garros (French Open). Petra Kvitova, born 8 March 1990, was her Wimbledon finalist.
American actress
Bangladeshi archer
TV Actress
YouTube Star
American figure skater
South Carolina, USA. Sport pistol (Olympics 1996).
American child of Jim Nussle, a noted father, and Leslie Jeanne (Harbison), Nussle, his wife. In 1996, the child's parents divorced and his father remarried.
Czech tennis player
Dancer
Metal Singer
TV Actor
American actor
Dancer
Brazilian footballer
Greek pole vaulter (d. 2013)
Brazilian footballer
Mexican footballer
Spanish model Miss International 2008
Rapper
Famous birthdays on February 25th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989American basketball player
American basketball player
TV Actress
Japanese singer and actress with a Japanese voice
German runner
Italian footballer
Turkish footballer
American-Irish pianist and singer (Music for Dead Birds).
Turkish footballer
Filipino actress
American Ice Hockey Player
Spanish footballer
Canadian figure skater
Filipino basketball player
Ghanaian footballer
Canadian singer-songwriter
American actor.
Movie Actor
Movie Actor
Radio presenter and model for English television.
YouTube Star
American football player
Swedish singer-songwriter (E.M.D.)
Guitarist
Instagram Star
English actors
American basketball player.
American basketball player for the Dallas Mavericks. Cecilia Rodhe, his mother, was a beauty queen and former model. She won Miss Sweden 1978 crown. Now she is a sculptor. His father is Yannick Noah, a well-known tennis player.
New Zealand Rugby League player
Portuguese footballer
Scottish footballer
Brazilian singer-songwriter (CSS)
American producer and director
Australian Rules Footballer
Tattoo Artist
Japanese actress
English wrestler
Brazilian-born Croatian footballer
American model and professional wrestler
After winning the 2015 US Open, she was a professional tennis player from Italy.
American singer (The Used).
Russian player in ice hockey
American pornographic actress
Irish footballer
South Korean actress
Canadian actress
Reality TV personality in America
Indian actor
American porn actress
Conjoined Vietnamese twin (d. 2007).
Vietnamese conjoined twin
South Korean footballer
American actress
American basketball player
Famous birthdays on February 25th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979French Olympic medalist and synchronized swimmer
American actress
American filmmaker, noted family member, whose uncle and dad are Albert and David Maysles. They produced the 1976 documentary on Edie Beeale and their daughter "Little Edie". She was just 7. Her father died in 1987.
Swedish-born Australian Actor
Estonian journalist and singer-songwriter
English singer-songwriter (Angtoria Crave of Filth and Mystic Circle).
Filipino journalist
Chinese vocalist
American family of distinction, Chip's son and Jimmy Carter's grandson.
American soccer manager and player
English singer
Movie Actress
NBA forward (Dallas Mavericks).
American actress and comedian
Musician
Russian-Estonian ice hockey player
English journalist
Japanese singer and actress with a Japanese voice
QuTbec, Canada; boxer (Olympics-1996).
NFL wide receiver (Kansas City Chiefs).
American guitarist and singer-songwriter
Indian Bollywood actress (Born 1974).
An English politician and lawyer
NFL running back (Denver Broncos - Super Bowl 32)
American producer and actor
Defensive end (Miami Dolphins).
American singer (98 Degrees)
Australia; tennis star (1995 Futures-Saga-Japan).
Jr. Spanish actor and singer
French actress of breton aristocratic heritage. Her roles began with minor parts in "La Reine Margot", (Patrice Cha(c)reau), and "the Beach" (1994, with Di Caprio), but her most notable roles are in "Le plus beau jour de ma vie", (with Jonathan ZaccaA–) and "Madame de Pompadour".
German triathlete
Estonian skier
Irish comedian and radio host
NFL linebacker (Chicago Bears).
de Looi, soccer player (Vitesse).
guard (Detroit Lions).
American actor, Patty Duke is the child of well-known parents. Her second husband Sean Astin is his adoptive father. He made his first film as a teenager, but it was 1993 that he starred in "Rudy," the movie that became a hit.
DJ
Canadian singer-songwriter and pianist
Nashua (New Hampshire) -- Playmate (Aug 1993).
United States -- 50m Freestyle (1996 Olympics, 6th Place).
American mixed martial artist and kickboxer, wrestler (d. 2014).
England; NHL goalie (Los Angeles Kings).
Musician
American radio host and songwriter
England; golfer (1993 State Farm Rail Classic).
French autistic child. France has no system for autistic children. Doctors are not able to provide care. Children are kept in psychiatric units when they are in severe crisis. Jeanne Marie, Sophie's mother had made a promise to her daughter that she would not allow this to happen.
California, USA; actor.
American 50km walker (Olympics 1996).
Australia: Field hockey has been abandoned by halfback (Olympics 1996).
English actress
NFL defensive tackle (Jacksonville Jaguars).
NFL quarterback (New York Giants).
NFL linebacker (Houston/Tennesse Oilers)
Ontario, Canada; NHL left-wing (Ottawa Senators).
Cornerback for the Canadian Football League (Calgary Stampeders).
Filipino actress
Famous birthdays on February 25th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969Australian manager and footballer
French producer and DJ of aristocratic origin, who composes electro and house music. He is also known as "Baron de La French Touch".
Equestrian dressage (1996 Olympics - Bronze Medalist)
Australian softball catcher/1st baseman (1996 Olympics, Bronze Medalist).
NBA center (Charlotte Hornets).
French actress-singer. She is the daughter of an accountant and her grandparents were Polish Jews. She was raised in Saint-MandA(c), Paris with her sister Laurence. There she attended le "Cours Florent" and started as an actress in the film directed by Eric Rochant ("Les Patriotes") She won a Cesar in 1996 for her role as "En avoir (ou pas)," and …
American baseball outfielder (Texas Rangers).
French musician. He is a jazz pianist and founded the "D.Fillon quartet".
Greek Cypriot singer
British banker (Baring Bank).
English journalist and author
Catcher for the Detroit Tigers in baseball.
Shadow Chancellor of Exchequer for English politician
Comedian
Perth, Western Australia -- Tennis star (1984 Futures Wyong-AUS).
American actress
American actor
American television personality
Actress (Sheila Cantillan- General Hospital)
Kenyan athlete (d. 2003)
Baron Feldman, Elstree English lawyer, and businessman
New York, USA. Actress (Flying Blind Naked Truth).
American model and actress producer. Radio host.
American actress seen in "Deep Impact" 1998 and "Jurassic Park III" 2001.
Swedish free-lance journalist, TV program hostess.
Fort Meade (Maryland) -- Penthouse Pet
Comedian
USA; comedian (American Comedy Award-1994).
American guitarist and songwriter (Bad Religion minor Threat Junkyard, Dag Nasty).
Supermodel / Actress (Jungle Fever, Malcolm X).
Supermodel / Actress (Jungle Fever, Malcolm X).
Businesswoman
Singer and dancer from the Philippines, actress
Florida, United States -- Comedian. American Comedy Award - 1994
Athlete
Film editor (Eden Fall Time Damascus, Eden)
American football player and sportscaster
English cricketer
Italian rugby player
English comedian
American serial killer and sex offenders
Celebrity
American baseball player and sportscaster
American wrestler
Politician
American serial killer and sex offenders convicted
fashion designer.
French ballet dancer and teacher.
Ohio, USA; right fielder, Cincinnati Reds, New York Yankees
NFL tackle (Miami Dolphins).
in German Democratic Republic; 500 metre kayaker (Olympics-gold-1980).
Iowa, USA. WPVA volleyball player (Best of Beach Second-1995).
Rocker
American producer and bass player (The Sylvers), singer-songwriter
Computer scientist and academic from Canada-English
Estonian architect
German-English journalist and author
French architect, co-founder of the architecture studio, New-Territories including R&Sie(n), Mindmachinemakingmyths, among other names.
American football player and TV color communtator
American musician. He is a keyboard player for TV and on live gigs at the Universal Amphitheater. Beautiful, she was a backing musician on "Fame" and "Arsenio hall" shows. She played for the duration of the show's debut in January 1989. She has been working in her studio adjacent to her home, where she lives with another musician, since then …
American race car driver (helicopter accident) (born 1961).
Writer
American keyboardist (Guns N' Roses)
German golfer and field hockey player
German field hockey player
Actor
French sommelier, who was awarded the title "World's Best Sommelier" in 1992.
Famous birthdays on February 25th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959Welsh singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Alarm, Big Country).
Canadian actor
Indian academic and ecologist
Welsh singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Alarm, Big Country).
Russian screenwriter and director (d. 2013).
American football player and head coach for the Tennessee Titans.
American basketball coach and player
Greek politician
American actor and educator (d.2013)
Charlotte Hornets) / Clark Kent look-alike.
Philippe Chevallier is a French comedian and actor.
Estonian academic and ecologist
Canadian politician and businessman, 28th Canadian Minister for Transport
British sculptor.
Portuguese politician
Scotland, United Kingdom -- Guitarist (Bay City Rollers Saturday Night).
Scottish musician. He was a guitarist, piano, bassist, and mandolinist in the "Bay City Rollers," which were one of the most popular pop groups of the 1970s. They were popular teen idols in Great Britain. Their hits included "Summerlove Sensation", "Remember (Walking in the Sand)," and "Bye Baby." The band broke up in 1978 after a fight on stage between …
Soccer star
Journalist
American soldier activist and therapist (d. 2009).
Canadian politician, 29th Premier of New Brunswick
Politician
American musician
Uruguayan manager and footballer
Politician
American baseball player. He was a right-handed catcher who played for the San Francisco Giants between 1981 and 1989. He also briefly played for the Toronto Blue Jays in 1989. Between 2001 and 2004, he was the manager of the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Designer
Spanish politician
Artist
Entertainment correspondent (Entertainment Tonight)
Prime Minister of Spain, Spanish politician and academic
Statesman
Spanish politician and lawyer who was Prime Minister of Spain from 1996 to 2004.
South Korean actor
Businessman
Irish motorcycle racer (d.2000)
Barcia; American politician (Representative-Democrat-Michigan).
Swedish politician
American homicide suspect accused of killing Danielle van Dam, seven years old, in Westerfield, on 9/22/1994. The child went missing from her Westerfield home on the 2/01/2002. Blood samples were found in her van and they match her DNA.
American producer and guitarist (Daniel Amos, The Swirling Eddies).
Jamaican runner and coach
American sportscaster and journalist
Dominican baseball player
Dominican baseball player, coach
Argentine politician (Born 1950)
Screenwriter and author from Ireland, Irish director
Spanish skier (d. 2006)
American singer-songwriter (The Merry-Go-Round).
Estonian politician (d. 1999)
Actor and comedian from England
Argentinian politician and lawyer 51st President Argentina (d.2010)
Spanish alpine skier (d. 2006)
British Member of Parliament.
Wrestling champ (NWA/WWF/WCW/AWA)
Famous birthdays on February 25th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949American professional wrestler
Lebanese-French journalist, author
American bartender and bookkeeper in Los Angeles. Heglund was employed at Bodhi tree bookstore.
American screenwriter and author
German-English pop singer, often competing in the Eurovision Song Contests.
Turkish singer (d. 2002)
French politician and lawyer. An ex-mayor of Annecy, Minister of Equipment, Transportation and Tourism.
Warren; British biochemist.
Italian postmodernist translator and writer, most active over the past twenty years. He is also the author of "Seminar On Youth" and "Vita standard diun venditore provvisorio di colant", which were published in English under the title "The Standard Life Of A Temporary Pantyhose Seller". His other works include "La Delfina Bizantina" and "Sodomie In Corpo 11", which Stuart Hood …
Indian singer and actor
Dancer dies at 45 after a long battle with cancer
Madera sports Champions
French politician and cardiologist. She is a member of French Communist Party and currently serves as a member of National Assembly of France. After serving in the body since 1997, she was elected to the 13th legislature. She had previously been a deputy between 1978-86. She was a senator for the same constituency from 1986 to 1997. Fraysse also served …
Scottish politician, Member of Parliament, Labour representative, elected by the General Election on 6/11/1987.
American singer-songwriter/guitarist (The Velvet Underground, American Flyer).
Canadian politician and businessman
California, USA; 400-metre runner (Olympics-2 gold-1968).
Olympics-1996).
An Australian politician. He was a former journalist and entered state politics in 1973 as a Labour MLA. Burke was elected premier in Western Australia on 2/19/1983. His government quickly formed strong ties to high-profile businessmen Alan Bond, Laurie Connell and other prominent figures. Bond's business experienced a decade-long expansion spree after the stock market crashed in 1987. Connell arranged …
Archbishop of Florence
French philosopher and academic (d. 1998).
Argentinean dancer and ballet director. He moved to Brussels in 1963, where he was appointed principal dancer at the Maurice BA(c).jart Company. He was appointed artistic director of the Ballet of the 20th Century in 1976.
French motor sport executive.
Writer
Norwegian singer and keyboard player (Just 4 Fun & Aunt Mary) (d. 2014.
American banjo player (Hot Rize)
German playwright, actor, and film director. His plays were translated and performed worldwide.
German dramatist
Singaporean academic and judge
French singer who is also a specialist in Russian aircrafts from World War II.
British rock'n’roll singer, composer, pianist, drummer, and musician, also known as Britain's No. 1 female artist in the aEUR80s or aEUR90s.
Trinidad -- Novelist, essayist (Fireflies)
French singer
He was a French race car driver and died on October 6, 1973, after qualifying on Watkins Glen circuit, USA.
French ecclesiastic, Roman Catholic Monsignor. On 27 June 1970, he was ordained priest and became a vicar-bishop. He is an author and holds a master's degree in philosophy.
North Carolina, USA. Actor (Tina Courtship of Eddie's Dad).
American-Portuguese neuroscientist/neurobiologist, widely known for his studies on the human brain. He is a professor of neuroscience at University of Southern California.
American basketball player and head coach
California, USA; actress (Caroline-Little House on the Prairie).
He was a French ballet dancer who was once married. He was seen in "ChA(c),rie", a 1950 French film.
Guitarist
Brazilian footballer
Guitarist
Composer
Pennsylvania, USA; TV talk host (Sally).
American actor and football player (d. 2005).
American actress
French singer and actress. She starred as Morgan, the Pirate, a 1960 adventure film.
He was an American professional football player. In 1964, he made his pro debut with the Minnesota Vikings. In 1964, he became a member the Seattle Seahawks. Eller was inducted into the Football Hall of Fame on April 4, 2004.
American horror-fantasy novelist. After seeing the largest number of paperback books in the local supermarket, Saul decided to enter the psychological horror thriller field. His market knowledge and ability to capture the public's interest paid off, and his books are consistently best-sellers. His popularity in the market has seen horror-fantasy paperbacks selling around the globe, with 14 languages being translated.
French business leader and director of the 'Office Public de L'habitat de Poitiers'
Welsh footballer (d. 1972)
Writer
American television talk show host.
London, England -- CEO (Columbia Pictures).
French physicist, business leader and director of 'Les Laboratoires d'A%0lectronique et De Physique appliquA(c),e' (LEP), 1983-1988.
Principal / Vice-Chancellor (Edinburgh University).
Composer
New York, USA. Actress (Pat – Mary Hartman).
Shortstop (Cubs, the 1st player in baseball to veto his trade).
American baseball player
Canadian bank robber (d.67)
Actor (Dr Gerson-Dr Kildare)
American sportscaster and author
Trade unionist
CEO (Norwich Union Insurance Group).
New York, USA. Basketball sportscaster (CBS).
Famous birthdays on February 25th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939American professional football player. Later, he was a successful businessman and the ultimate murder-suicide victim.
F Verity; master (Dulwich College).
Newark sports Champions
American actor. She was a principally a film and television actor. She provided talent and a sophisticated appearance to the Twentieth Century Fox studios in her contract years, which began in 1959.
Australian track and field star. He broke the four-minute mile mark in Dublin, Ireland on August 6, 1958 with a time that was three minutes and 54 seconds. With a time of 3:55 and 55 seconds, he won an English race on the 9/03/1958. Elliot held the record until 1961.
California, USA; actress (Diary Anne Frank, Marnie).
Referee and cricketer from India
England, United Kingdom -- Actor. (Dresser Dr Zhivago To Catch a Spy, Dr Zhivago).
John Seward Johnson's widow
Polish-American art collector and philanthropist (d.2013)
Texas, USA; newscaster (CBS Weekend News).
Maid (inherited Johnson and Johnson fortune).
American journalist
Czech music critic
Playmate (Aug, 1956)
Composer
Businessman
Belgian journalist, a journalist at RTBF.
Turkish-born scientist, he is a specialist in theoretical chemistry and molecular biological research. His Many-Electron Theory of Atoms and Molecules was a key part of his early career. He was awarded the Sloan Prize in 1962 for his theory development. In the following year, he became Yale University's youngest full professor at the age of 28. He won the Humboldt …
American journalist and talk-show host
Turkish scientist in physical chemistry, molecular biophysics, and biochemistry (d.2015)
American talk show host
American golfer (d. 1966).
English actor and singer
American admiral (d.2013)
Brewer
Clerk of the Parliaments
American golfer who became famous in the 1960s. His death was caused by an airplane accident on July 24, 1966.
Canadian-American producer-director. He started in Canadian television at 21 and moved into feature films in 1956. He was a British producer-director who worked in Hollywood and England from 1960 to 1966. His visual style is more important than his substance. His films include "Little Fauss and Big Halsy", 1970, and "Gable and Lombard," 1996.
Country singer/actor, Hidden Guns, commits suicide at the age of 34.
German politician, former Minister of Finance and Minister for Defence.
Major General
Composer
English race car driver
British MEP
Lieutenant Colonel/Secretary (MCC).
Nancy physician
Italy sport Champion
French psychiatrist and psychoanalyst, author of controversial 1968 book "La rA(c]volte contre le pA're" (The rebellion against the father).
Writer
South African-Scottish nun, historian
Famous birthdays on February 25th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929Swami Deva Amrito, a Dutch psychiatrist, psychotherapist, and publicist, is also known as Swami Deva Amrito ("immortality").
USA; musician/bandleader/saxophonist (The Tonight Show).
Italy sport Champion
Actor (Chisum Heist), suffers a heart attack at 54
Minnesota, USA; actor.
American saxophonist (d. 2007).
French light comedy actor, with over 800 performances in "Les Carnets du Major Thomson" in the 1970s.
American educator and author (d. 2013).
British RAF marshal.
American poet, whose anthologies include: "A Controversy Of Poets" (Doubleday. New York, 1965) and "Poems Now” (Kulchur Press. 1966).
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Iranian poet and author
Danish engineer and sailor
Writer, producer, actor (Oh God! M*A*S*H).
American priest, Roman Catholic priest of the Franciscan order. He was known as "Mother Theresa" in Times Square. He began to shelter children on the Lower East Side in 1968. Covenant House was established on 11/14/1972. He was able to get kids off the streets and drug-related territory, and into work and programs. In 1976, Cardinal Terrance Cooke asked him …
Composer
American banjo player and singer (Stanley Brothers).
Hollywood, California -- Actress. (Lorelei Big Town).
Texas, USA; actor (Buffalo Bill Jr).
American actor who was a successful child actor as well as an actor in television and B-Westerns. Jones is most well-known for his portrayal of Pinocchio, in Walt Disney's 1940 film "Pinocchio".
California, USA; actress (Lorelei - Big Town).
American actor
Japanese-Turkish academic and mathematician (d. 2003).
Queen's Council/warden (New College-Oxford).
Norwegian actress (d.2013)
Malaysian politician and captain (d. 2014).
New York, USA. Actor (Mario – It's A Living).
Paris 7éme Actor
English-American academic and biologist (d. 2013).
Italian partisan who was killed at Tour d'HA (c)rA (c)raz 25 July 1944 during resistance.
Peace campaigner
British Lord Justice of Appeal
Japanese Go player (Born in 1923)
Polish-born Jewish Australian, who survived Auschwitz as a slave laborer. His family fled Russia in 1921 to settle in Berlin. He was evacuated to Belgium by the Kindertransport after Kristallnacht. He attempted to flee, but he was stopped at the Swiss border and arrested as a spy. He was tortured and interrogated by the Gestapo and taken to Auschwitz. There …
composer.
Canadian painter and educator (d. 2014.)
English actress (d. 2001).
Canadian politician and lawyer (d. 1970).
American baseball manager and player (d.2013)
French physicist, atomist, and well-known Cosmologist. The Ecole awarded him his engineering degree. After his return to France, he was Science AttachA(c), French Embassy Washington DC 1945-1950. He was responsible for the French Atomic Energy Commission in Saclay, 1955-1963.
Canadian author (d. 2005)
Clergyman
diplomat.
South Korean religious leader founded Unification Church (d.2012)
American diplomat and academic (d. 1992).
Canadian educator and author (d. 2005).
Boston, Massachusetts -- Actor ("Sky Pirates Dark Room")
Famous birthdays on February 25th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919Austrian scientist who developed the holographic theory and was a Stanford University brain researcher.
British mathematician, astrologer, who immigrated to Argentina. He was co-inventor of The Topocentric System of Houses with Wendel Polich (which is very different from Placidus at lower latitudes). They devised a way to use primary directions (both mundane and zodiacal) to accurately time events within a week. Page spent a lot of time studying the mathematical and astronomical basis of …
Austrian neuroscientist
Baseball hall of famer (New York Giants).
American baseball player (d.2016)
Jong Edz Dutch historian.
American tennis player, champion of Wimbledon Men's Singles (1939). He was the best tennis player in the world, and he became world number one in 1946. He will be remembered for his championships, but perhaps more for his loss against Billie Jean King, the women's champion in the Battle of the Sexes tournament in Houston (TX) Astrodome on September 20, …
Wichita Military man
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania -- 4x100m runner (1948 Olympics-Gold Medalist)
French abstract painter and French painter.
American athlete
Greek composer and pianist (d. 1994).
British novelist, known for his comic imaginations and skilled use of language. His 1962 thriller "Clockwork Orange" was set in a futurist and classless society. Later, the book was made into a movie. He also wrote "A Novel In Four Movements" in 1974. Burgess, who was suffering from lung cancer, died at the Hospital of St John & St Elizabeth …
American actress (Born 1917).
Suriname -- Dutch social worker
architect.
Harness driver (set 11 world records).
British CEO.
German-American academic and sociologist (d. 1991).
French author and president of Secours catholique (a Catholic humanitarian charity organization), 1993-2003.
Asturian communist militant, who died 13 October 1934 during the suppression the revolutionary uprising in 1934. The Red Rose of Asturias.
British sports commentator, known as "the voice for cricket" due to his coverage of every Test Match played by England up until his retirement in 1980. His voice was synonymous with English summer. His broadcasts, which were characterized by a distinctive tone and a humor, were a natural communicator. He was a great fan of the game.
German actor best known for his role in James Bond's James Bond film "Goldfinger" as Auric Goldfinger. The movie was banned in Israel because of his early membership to the Nazi party. However, the two Jewish families FrAPbe had saved from the Gestapo during World War II came forward to say their gratitude.
American actor in radio and vaudeville. He was first seen in 1942 in films like "Bright Victory," Pat and Mike, and "Crazy Mama." His most prominent role is that of Mr. Magoo, the cartoon's myopic curmudgeon. He was a TV actor, appearing in "I Married Joan", 1952-55, and "Gilligan's Island," 1964-1967.
Boulogne-Billt Journalist
German actor (Born 1913).
Saxony, Germany -- Actor. (Goldfinger).
German actor (d. 1988).
French champion alpine ski racer. He won the three events at the 1937 World Championships in Chamonix, as well as the combined gold medal in 1938. He is considered to be the first great French alpine skier and was a dominant racer during the 1930s.
French actor on stage, film, and television.
American actress (d.2009)
France sport Champion
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American politician and journalist (d. 1992).
New York, (Representative-Republican-New Jersey 1975-82) (Doonesbury).
Famous birthdays on February 25th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909French fencer, who won a gold at the 1932 Summer Olympics Los Angeles and two more silver medals at the 1936 Summer Olympics. He died in July 1997.
Writer for "Jasper" Weston Mather.
United States -- Sci fi author (Judgment Of Eve, Davy).
France sport Champion
American physician and novelist (Born in 1908)
Slaughter author (Sangaree).
German director, actor and theater manager
American author and physician (d. 2001).
American playwright and journalist (d. 1981).
Chase playwright (Harvey-Pulitzer Prize).
Poland -- Actor (Beau Brummel Having a Wonderful Time).
Turkish poet and journalist (d. 1948).
Croatian composer and conductor (d.91)
New York; actor (Girl From Havana Meets the Mob).
Scottish civil engineer, Director of Public Works in Hong Kong. Inglis was a colonial officer who served in Singapore and Malaya in 1930. He married; two kids.
Father of the Wilderness Act.
Spanish bullfighter (d. 1988)
French senior official and freemason who died on the 8th of May 1989.
American fashion designer and a leader in the field. Her famous hats are a testament to her style and spirit. She was the founder of Sally Victor Inc., a New York-based millinery shop.
American author and historian (d. 1963).
Danish choreographer and dancer (d. 1971).
American biochemist and nutritionist. She has been a crusader for good nutrition and diet for over 40 years. Her four books, "Let's Cook It Right," “Let's Have Healthy Children,” and "Let's Eat Right To Keep Fit" have all been published since 1974. Her mom, Adelle, was only two years old when she died. She earned a B.A. after working her …
French Catholic bishop who was killed on 28 March 1989.
Italian expressionist painter.
Canadian ice hockey player and coach (d. 1986)
Canadian ice hockey player
Switzerland -- Theologist (Das Petrusproblem)
German literary / author (Die Gefangenen)
American actor and agent (d. 1979).
New York, actor/comedian (Marx Brothers).
composer.
Estonian historian and archeologist (d. 1961).
Producer/director (Billy Rose Show and Operation Mad Ball).