List of celebrities and famous people who were born on October 25th
Famous birthdays on October 25th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2019 - 2010
2013YouTube Star
Famous birthdays on October 25th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2006Canadian craniopagus twins conjoined
Canadian conjoined twins
Canadian conjoined twins. The girls are joined at their backs. They were delivered by C-section and were breathing independently within a few hours. Their chances of survival were evaluated at 10 months by doctors. However, the doctors decided that surgery was too risky because they had brain tissue in common.
American, second child of Stephen Stills and Kristen, the famous musician and singer of Crosby Stills and Nash. Oliver was born to a father who was 59 years old and a mother who was 38 at the time.
American child of well-known parents: Bill Forry, a Boston, MA newspaperman, and Linda Dorcena Forry, a politician. Young John is of Irish Catholic descent, his father is white and his mother is black of Haitian descent.
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Belgian crown princess, heiress to the throne as her father Prince Philippe is the Crown Prince. She is the first baby born to Princess Mathilde d'Udekem d'Acoz and Prince Philippe of Belgium. According to a 1991 law granting women equal rights to the throne, she is the heir apparent after Philippe.
Famous birthdays on October 25th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1998Pop Singer
Musician
TV Actor
TV Actress
TV Actor
Movie Actor
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Actor
TV Actress
English footballer
TV Actress
American actress and singer.
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Turkish swimmer
American actress and model Miss Teen USA 2010
American Footballer
Australian footballer
Model
YouTube Star
American composer and pianist (d. 2012).
YouTube Star
Brazilian actor and singer
Irish hurler (d.2013)
Athlete
Actress
Famous birthdays on October 25th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989Actress
Actress
Entertainer
Italian footballer
Actor (3 Wishes)
Reality Star
Basketball Player
Finnish singer and actress (d.2008)
Australian Rules footballer
DJ
Pop Singer
German gymnast
Irish football player
Romanian porn actress
American basketball player
German gymnast and Olympic medallist
Athlete
American soccer player
Musician
American producer and DJ
Actor
YouTube Star
Rapper
TV Actress
R&B Singer
Athlete
Japanese singer and actress with a Japanese voice
Italian footballer
Spanish footballer
American swimmer
American singer
TV Show Host
Actor (Aria)
American Olympian and swimmer
American singer, songwriter, and actress. Katheryn Elizabeth Hudson was born in Santa Barbara, California to Maurice Keith Hudson (Pentecostal pastor) and Mary Christine Perry. Both her parents are born again Christians and each have a "wild youth" that led them to God. Perry moved around the country with her parents from age 3 to 11. They set up churches in …
Swedish musician (A-Teens)
Spanish footballer
Swedish singer and dancer (Ateens).
South Korean actress
American football player
Jamaican singer
Japanese actress and activist
Estonian hurdler
Musician
Hong Kong singer-songwriter (at17)
American football player
Metal Singer
American singer and actor
American singer
Celebrity
American actor and producer of singers (IMx).
American singer-songwriter (Hinder)
American race car driver
English footballer
American actor and former model
Actor
Polish basketball player
American comedian
Denver, Colorado -- Pairs ice skater (with Erik Schulz).
Famous birthdays on October 25th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979American actress, whose career started at age five. At six years old, she toured Paris with the American Repertory Theatre. She also appeared on TV in a drama at nine and performed live theater at thirteen.
Canadian professional wrestler
Movie Actress
French jockey, horse rider.
English footballer
British singer (aka Bat For Lashes)
Wrestler
English singer-songwriter (Sexwitch)
English singer-songwriter (Art Brut)
American baseball player
Fashion designer and model from Serbian-Turkish
American actress
Winnipeg, Manitoba -- 200m Breaststroker (1996 Olympics).
Finnish sprinter
Finnish athlete
YouTube Star
Scottish footballer
Politician
Model and actress in Japanese porn
Author
German psychologist and footballer
Israeli actor and singer
American producer and DJ (The Whooliganz, Gangrene).
Ukrainian gymnast
Croatian actor
Journalist
Entertainer
Australian coach and footballer
Irish footballer
English academic and author
New Zealand TV actor.
American football player
Greek singer
Norwegian musician
Norwegian singer-songwriter/guitarist (Kings of Convenience, Skog).
German footballer
Model
South Korean player
Miss Universe - Ireland (1996)
South Korean player
Port Hardy -- NHL right wing (Montreal Canadiens)
Guard (Tampa Bay Buccaneers)
American rapper and actor (d. 2005).
Defensive end (Tampa Bay Buccaneers)
San Diego, California -- PGA golfer (1995 Greater Milwaukee-3rd)
Reality Star
Ex-PR consultant and wife to the former German President Christian Wulff. She was also sometimes called the "First Lady" by the media during her husband's presidency (2 July 2010 aEUR 17 February 2012). Christian Wulff was her husband. She wed him on March 3, 2008. Two months later, their son was born. Each of the Wulffs have a child from …
French-American economist, born to a protestant family. She is a professor at Massachussets Institute of Technology. She was appointed to the President's (Barack Obama), Global Development Council in 2012.
Author
Actress
Japanese actress
Canadian screenwriter and producer of actor producers
TV Actress
Defensive tackle (Baltimore Ravens).
Dominican-American baseball player, sportscaster
American actress
LPGA golfer
Japanese-American violinist, educator
American singer-songwriter/guitarist (Clutch the Company Band and The Bakerton Group).
Violinist
Manager and English footballer
French-Turkish academic and journalist
Japanese violinist
Soccer player (PSV)
NFL / WLAF receiver (Minn Vikings and Scottish Claymores).
American singer-songwriter and accordion player
Equestrian show jumping (1996 Olympics).
TV Actor
Baseball Player
Actress and singer from Hong Kong
American actress and singer-songwriter
American actor, director and producer. He is the son of Donna (nA)e Donna Louise Goebel), and Earl Louis Goldberg. Earl was a former lifeguard. His father is Jewish, while his mother is not a Roman Catholic, but is of Irish, French and German descent. Goldberg, an adult, does not practice any religion. [6] He resides in Los Angeles, California with …
Dutch kickboxer and mixed martial artist
American singer and actor
NFL Guard (Seattle Seahawks).
American sports columnist
German footballer
Musician
Canadian guitarist/producer (Barenaked Ladies, Yukon Kornelius).
American academic and journalist
Miss USA-Virginia (1997, Miss Photogenic)
Famous birthdays on October 25th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969Russian footballer
Litvinov, Czechoslovakia -- NHL center (Vancouver Canucks, Olympics - Gold - 1998)
American bass player (Cannibal Corpse, Blotted Science).
Czech coach and player in ice hockey
American voice actress
Musician
NFL wide receiver (Carolina Panthers; NO Saints).
Miami, Florida -- Pitcher (Chicago White Sox).
French race horse trainer, breeder and owner. The son of Jean-Pierre Dubois, and the brother of Jean-Philippe Dubois.
NFL cornerback (Seattle Seahawks and Miami Dolphins)
Playwright
American family of note, the grand-daughter of President Lyndon B. Johnson. She graduated from Princeton University in 1990 with a degree in public affairs at the Woodrow Wilson School.
American rapper (Arrested Development)
American activist and chef (d. 2013).
NFL linebacker (New York Giants).
USA; actress (Lizette-Father Murphy, Days of Our Lives).
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Porcupine Plain (California) -- NHL right-wing (Hartford Whalers).
Actress
NFL fullback (Chicago Bears and Carolina Panthers).
Georgia, USA; actress (Mystic Pizza, Pretty Woman).
French soccer (soccer), goalkeeper at senior level (1987-192002) and for the national team (1997aEUR")
American wrestler
American professional wrestler
American porn actress and dancer
Businessman
Karen Boesen, a teacher who recently completed her studies in personal and business astrology. She is a PR specialist and corporate culture expert for a large international software developer.
Kelvington -- NHL left-wing (Toronto Islanders, New York Islanders).
French actor and director.
The controversial novel "Loaded," a Greek-Australian experimental writer and editor, has been critically acclaimed for its pioneering role in "queer" multicultural fiction. It explores topics such as sexual politics and intercultural racism.
Icelandic actor
Rock Island, Illinois -- Catcher (SF Giants)
American wrestler
Los Angeles, California -- Tennis star
American professional wrestler
Icelandic actor
Australian philosopher theorist, academic
rocker (Curiosity Killed The Cat-Keep Your Distance).
Melbourne, Florida -- LPGA Golfer (1985 Mazda Champions).
French television host. She co-founded aEURaEUR(tm), Sport Away" 1994 with her husband. It featured holiday resorts offering water sports facilities. Her sportswear brand of bathing suit is promoted by her. Simon is a well-known surfer, having won second place at the Indoor'95.
American actor
NFL linebacker / defensive end (Oakland Raiders).
Writer
American singer and voice actor
Nicosa, Cyprus -- Actress (Macenzie-Pursuit Of Happiness)
American actor
German singer
Rocker
Dutch soccer player (Roda JC)
Edmonton, Alberta -- Volleyballer (1996 Olympics)
American activist for animal rights, well-known vegetarian and openly gay media person. After volunteering as an organizer of colourful political campaigns, Dan Mathews became a dedicated animal-rights activist and was known for making radical statements in the name of animal freedom. He is now the Director of International Campaigns for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.
German singer, stage name: Nicole.
Swedish bass player and songwriter (Europebrazen Abbot Clockwise, Last Autumn's Dream).
French horse trainer and jockey
English director, playwright, and critic
USA; actress (Glitter Square Pegs Father Dowling).
American actress
Manager and English footballer
English screenwriter and actor
American drummer for The Red Hot Chili Peppers, since 1989.
American drummer (Red Hot Chili Peppers)
American race car driver on NASCAR circuit.
Irish-English businessman
Canadian illustrator
Politician
Coach
American actor who appeared in "Days of Our Lives," a 1980s TV soap. Later, he played the role of Jack McKinnon, a disreputable rogue who has a heart full of gold for "Another World." After the show's cancellation in 1999, EplinaEUR (tm)'s huge popularity among fans led to him reprising his role on "As The World turns."
Director
American illustrator
Indianapolis, Indiana -- Murderer (FBI Most Wanted List)
Columbus, Ohio -- Canadian equestrian (1996 Olympics)
Famous birthdays on October 25th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959Argentine singer. More than 1200 topics have been written by him, and over 200 of them have been published.
Australian singer-songwriter/actress (Divinyls), (d.2013)
French politician, who was Deputy Director (1993) and then Chief of staff at the Ministry of Industry, Post and Telecommunications and International Trade. He was Chief of staff at the Civil Service Ministry from 1995 to 1996 and then Chief Of Staff for the Deputy Ministry for Finance and International Trade. From 1997 to 2003, he was Managing Director of …
German Democratic Republic, 100m/200m freestyle (Olympics-gold-1976).
English singer and actor
German swimmer, controversially born in GDR (East Germany). At the 1976 Montreal Olympics, she won four gold medals. She was also accused of doping, along with Marita Koch (East German sportswomen)
American judge and lawyer
TV Show Host
Canadian-American biochemist, academic
Dayton, Ohio -- Actor. (Search for Grace and Love Field).
American voice actress
Rock guitarist / vocalist (Pretenders)
English police officer
Family Member
Entertainer
Estonian politician and businessman Estonian Minister for the Interior
American screenwriter and actor (d. 2006).
Rock guitarist (Scorpions - Wind of Change).
South African-English actress
German singer and guitarist (Scorpions).
American professional baseball pitcher. Grayson County College, Texas signed him as a non-drafted player free agent on 5/10/1976. Darwin has been a player for the Milwaukee Brewers and Kansas City Royals as well as the Houston Astros, Boston Red Sox (with the Boston Red Sox), Pittsburgh Pirates, Toronto Blue Jays and the Chicago White Sox. His most recent contract was …
American producer of notable films in the 1990s, including "Terminator," 'Aliens" and "Raising cain."
American trombonist and educator (SFJAZZ Collective).
Politician
Politician
Actor
Politician
American hockey player, and the captain of the US Olympic Hockey team, also known as "the dream team." The team won the gold medal at the Olympics, Lake Placid, NY in 1980. Eruzione scored Eruzione's winning goal against the Soviet Union team on February 22, 1980. The team was able to advance to the gold match against Finland thanks to …
Australian composer and educator
Businessman
Scientist
Piqua, Ohio -- LPGA golfer (1985 MasterCard Pro-Am)
Bindwa (Zimbabwe) -- PGA golfer (1982 Danny Thomas-4th).
French ultramarathon runner who ran across 5 continents in a single day.
Lebanese politician and commander
Greek footballer and manager (Born 1952).
American guitarist and singer
English mathematician, computer scientist, and academic
Alabama, USA; flutist (Soliste New York).
American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Television and Rocket From the Tombs).
American football defensive end in National Football League. He later became an actor. He was the first draft selection of 1973. He played his entire career with the Oakland Raiders, until he retired in 1981 after winning the second Super Bowl. Matuszak was ninth in the 1978 World's Strongest Man contest. He was an actor and played the role of …
British pop singer. He sang in the 1970s for the soft rock band Smokie and continues to perform solo.
American homosexual, HIV positive; contracted AIDS January 1989.
Australian rugby player
TV Actor
Wisconsin, USA. NFL player (Oakland Raiders)./actor (Hollywood Beat).
Famous birthdays on October 25th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949American singer-songwriter ("Uncle Walt's Band") (d. 1996)
Canadian ice hockey manager and player
Illinois, USA; actor
German footballer
Canadian ice hockey player
American head coach and amateur wrestler. He is most well-known for his time as the University of Iowa's head coach, where he won 16 NCAA titles between 1976aEUR"1997. He was awarded golad at Munich's 1972 Olympic Games.
American basketball star who was drafted by the Boston Celtics on September 7, 1970. He was small for a center but showed his cirtics how aggressive he could be. He was named the game's MVP during his August 1970 preseason game. That year, he shared the NBA Rookie of-the-Year Award. Red-haired and left-handed, the left-hander played aggressively but also recklessly …
American professional basketball player, athlete. He was the American Basketball Association's Rookie of The Year in 1971. This was after a remarkable first season with the Kentucky Colonels. He was also named Most Valuable Player on the All Star team in 1972. He won the 1975 championship with the team. In the following years, he was one of the best …
Musician
Milwaukee Bucks).
American poet and biographer
Newport sports Champions
American poet and author
English viola player, composer
English singer-songwriter/guitarist (Judas Priest, The Flying Hat Band).
Rocker
Actor
American singer-songwriter (d.2011)
Navajo artist
Composer
Japanese player and manager
Australian-American artist and illustrator (d. 1994).
Physicist
Borysenko, an American metaphysician, is also an author. She trained as a psychologist and a medical scientist, but she followed her vision to bring science and medicine together for the purpose of healing. She was a former biologist and a licensed psychologist at Harvard Medical School. In 1981, she co-founded the Mind/Body Clinic in Boston. Her first book, "Minding the …
English singer-songwriter/guitarist (Yes Jon and Vangelis Anderson Bruford Wakeman, Howe and The Warriors).
American political strategist and commentator
After starting out as a taxi driver, he became a Scottish actor and appeared in Mastermind in 1980. Housego became a TV presenter shortly after.
Hungarian singer
Australian rugby player and businessman
Danoff, Washington DC; vocalist (Starland Vocal Band).
American pro astrologer, President and founder of the Baltimore Chapter of NCGR. She has spoken at the Seven Hills Conference as well as at NCGR Weekends. Mary Ellen, a respected member of the astrology community for over 20 years was an active participant. Although she didn't practice professionally, she was an active participant in the astrology community for more than …
Malaysian politician, 10th Menteri Besar for Kedah (d.2013).
Hungarian actress and singer
Curacao poetess ("Winking with Selly")
Politician
Novelist
Italian actor in theater and film.
An Australian singer and actress, she rose to stardom with "I Am Woman", her Grammy-winning song. It became the national anthem of the women's movement. Ten of her platinum and gold-certified hits include "Angie Baby," and "Delta Dream." She starred in "Pete's Dragon," her second film role.
American author, widely acclaimed for his novels that use humorous colloquial dialog to expose the tragedies and tensions that underlie everyday life in Baltimore and small American communities.
Minneapolis Writer
American painter and sculptor
Soccer player / entrepreneur
Basketball coach for college (Indiana Olympic - Gold – 1984).
Canadian actor (d.2013)
French physical oceanographer who also specializes in meteorology.
American basketball player, who became a coach at Indiana University. His name is synonymous in college basketball with winning and greatness, and many consider him the best basketball coach in America.
Famous birthdays on October 25th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939American basketball coach and player (d. 2013).
American Pentecostal minister, purported faith healer. He is a televangelist and hosts "Power and Mercy" (Black Entertainment Television, The Word Network and other television channels.
Greek screenwriter and producer (d. 2007).
Actor
Canadian screenwriter and producer (d. 2005).
American Beauty title holder for Miss USA contest 1958, she is also known by Eurlyne Whatell.
American illustrator and author (d. 2001).
Latvian-American visual artist. She is best known for her photo-realistic paintings of natural phenomena and environments such as the ocean and star fields. She is based in New York City and has been the subject of more than forty solo exhibitions, including major retrospectives at Los Angeles County Museum of Art and Whitney Museum of American Art.
Berkeley, California -- Diver (1960, 64 Olympics - Gold Medalist)
Brazilian producer and guitarist of singer-songwriters
Hungarian ballet dancer. She studied at the Budapest State Ballet Institute as well as in Moscow. Since 1954, she was the Budapest Opera's principal dancer.
Japanese singer and actress
British historian
British historian, honorary Fellow of Merton College University of Oxford. He was one the world's most prolific historians, authoring over 80 books, including works on Jewish history and the Holocaust.
American astronaut on the Apollo 9 mission, March 1969. He was moved by the sight and sound of the moon after circling the earth for three consecutive days. He was then called to environmental work and later to be the special science advisor to California Governor. Jerry Brown was appointed in 1979 to the position of chairman of the state's …
American singer-songwriter (d.2009)
Neptune Military man
Neptune, New Jersey -- Astronaut (Apollo 9)
Composer
astronaut
New Jersey, USA; astronaut (Apollo 9).
French teacher and archaeologist who specializes in archeology of ancient Near East.
English jockey and manager
American astrologer, AFA member and victim of homicide.
(Rep-R-Kentucky, 1979- )
American film executive, co-founder, with David Wolper, in Wolper Productions, Inc., 1959. He was also the executive producer for "Ripley's Believe It or Not" 1983 and "That's Entertainment". He produced the Academy Awards in 1984 for the first time. In 1985, he produced "That's Dancing", which was followed by the special "That's Dancing". His work earned him several Emmys.
French architect who established his own firm in 1968.
American child actor. He is most well-known for his roles in "Our Gang" (Little Rascals), comedies as Porky, from 1935 to1939. Porky invented the catchphrase O-tay during his time in "Our Gang". Although it is often attributed to Buckwheat, "O-tay!" was created by Porky during his tenure in "Our Gang."
American boxer.
American child actor (d. 2005).
American author and astrologer, who was also a biochemical and microbiological researcher. He was a researcher between 1955-1961 and became involved in the Mercury, Apollo, and Space Programs from 1961-1965. Before he began his studies in astrology, he worked as a marketing specialist at Xerox. He founded his publishing company "Astro-Analytics" in 1971. It produced several books, including "Astrology and …
Cosmonaut
French actress at the height of her career in 1970s. She was an actress in the Comedie Francaise Theatre Troupe, which she joined in 1954. Her film debut was made in 1955. She was critically acclaimed for her appearance in "Rocco and His Brothers", 1960. In 1976, she received the prestigious CA(c]sar award and in 1995 she was again awarded …
Paris, France -- Actress (Gypsy Jacko & Lise).
American baseball player. He was a left-handed pinch hitter, and runner who played six games in 1954 with the Cincinnati Redlegs.
Manager and footballer from Ireland
Portland artists
American artist.
American academic and author
Famous birthdays on October 25th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929Italian priest, Jesuit priest and counselor to three Popes. He was inducted by Pope John Paul II in Sicily, Italy.
Astrophysicist
Composer
TV Actress
American actor (Born 1928).
Minneapolis, Minnesota -- Actress (Kay Young and Restless).
Italian-American leading actor on stage and in film. He is well-known for his light movements, ready smile, and brilliant blue eyes. At twenty-five, he made his Broadway debut and had some good roles in movies. In 1963, he was heavily involved in TV.
Minnesota, USA; actress (Marion-Happy Days, Brooklyn Bridge).
New York, USA: actor (Long Hot Summer Name of Game Death Wish 3).
Danish computer scientist, astronomer, and academic (d. 2016).
American javelin athlete. Held was an American Olympic medalist in 1952, where he finished ninth.
1951, 1953-55).
Uruguayan politician and lawyer 32nd President of Uruguay
Italy sport Champion
American psychologist and author (d. 1987).
Former President of Uruguay
Georgia, USA; stage actor/actress (Music Man).
American actress and singer
French business leader and owner-manager of Perdriel Group, which publishes Le Nouvel Observateur Sciences et Avenir Challenges, Sciences et Avenir et Challenges, Challenges, Rue89, and, during 1970-1980 the Paris daily Le Matin de Paris.
Leningrad, Russia -- Soprano (Madama Butterfly)
American composer and saxophonist (Heath Brothers).
Pakistani painter, sculptor (d.2007)
Connecticut, USA; actor
Greek sculptor
Composer
Writer
USSR -- Sabre team (1956 Olympics - Bronze Medalist)
American drummer (The Wrecking Crew), (d. 2008).
Chinese-Filipino businessman
Pennsylvania, USA, 3' 9" actor (Under the Rainbow Foul Play).
American actor and singer (d.2000)
Canadian actor (d. 1990).
Italian ecclesiastic, foreign minister to the Vatican. He is a priest who worked for many years with Casaroli, Cicognani, and is now third in the hierarchy of the Vatican.
Scottish-born American baseball player (d.2010)
Australian composer and educator (d. 80)
Austrian-American producer and director (d. 2012).
Archbishop of France Roman Catholic.
French music historian, illustrator, author of many historical books.
Chantemerle les BlA(c)s Painters
Romanian royalty, the son of King Carol II and Queen Helen of Greece and Denmark. Dethroned by the communists on 30 December 1947, he remained a Prince of Hohenzollern until 10 May 2011, when he renounced the title.
Psychologist
Querqueville Writer
King of Romania (1927-30; 40-47).
I of Romania
Beauval Journalist
A Scottish professor of Obstetrics and Gynology at Aberdeen College, who was one of the leading advocates of the Termination of Pregnancy Bill.
Famous birthdays on October 25th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919France sport Champion
France sport Champion
French cyclist, who won two stages of the Tour de France (1948 and 1952).
American bandleader and bassist (d. 2003).
France Military man
American baseball manager and player (d. 2012).
Outstanding Peruvian swimmer. He was an accomplished artist in his youth, who also loved poetry, theater, and tango. He received a telegram in 1936 from the Peruvian Olympic Committee, while he was studying medicine in Germany. However, he couldn't continue in the playoffs 400m because of the problems with the Peruvian football team at the Olympics. In 19 he was …
Canadian-American mathematician (d. 1999).
American celebrity family, wife of Alan Ladd. In 1933, she met Ladd at school. She secretly married him in October 1936. He did some radio work and film work over the next few years. Alan's mother moved in and they had a son, Laddie. Alan's mother also committed suicide on 11/29/1937. In the middle of 1938, Alan began an affair …
Canadian mathematician (d. 1999)
American writer and Regents Professor at University of Minnesota. In 1965, he won the Pulitzer Prize for his "77 Dream Songs", and in 1969, the National Book Award for "History, His Dream, His Rest". He was a brilliant teacher when sober and outwardly humdrum. He believed in the myth of the artist who fornicated, drank and roared toward his own …
French editor and writer. For more than twenty-five years, he was responsible for the Editions Grasset.
Germany Military man
The Butcher of Lyon, a Nazi war criminal from Germany. He was the head of the Gestapo between 1942 and 1944. He was brought to trial in France on the 05/11/1987. The notorious Barbie was convicted of "crimes against humanity" and sentenced to life imprisonment. He died from cancer in Lyon, France, on 9/25/1991.
Composer
Versailles Painters
Italy Writer
Businessman
American astrologer, who joined AFA February1954.
Canadian-American businessman, philanthropist (d. 1997).
French writer who wrote some of his novels using the pseudonym Michel Lambesc.
Owner of the NFL team Cooke (Washington Redskins).
American country comedian (Grand Ole Opry) dies at the age of 84 (born 1912).
Musician
Toulon physician
B?ziers physician
German notable family, the son Evelyn Nesbit & Harry K. Thaw
Tennis for Two was created by Tennis for Two, an American physicist/video game designer.
Famous birthdays on October 25th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909American anthropologist and government official, he was also the 33rd Lieutenant Governor for Wisconsin starting in 1959aEUR"1961 when he was a Democrat. He died 12 October 1987.
NYC, New York -- Actor. (Time Machine, General Kirk - Time Tunnel).
German actor who appeared as an actor in more than 90 films between 1935-81.
American choreographer and tap dancer. His passion and unique "Ballet-Tap” style earned him international fame. He teamed up in 1940 with Larry Adler (a harmonica player virtuoso). They became a worldwide sensation, performing together until 1949. Draper married Heidi Vosseler on 23 June 1941 in Rio de Janeiro. Heidi was a ballerina with George Balanchine's American Ballet Company. Three daughters …
Author and poet from Switzerland (d. 2004).
Finnish actor. He played the role of archetypal lover and hero in Finnish films from 1930-1960. Married three times and had three children.
Cherbourg Military man
The Dutch discus thrower, who participated in the 1928 Summer Olympics, finished 17th with her best throw of 29.36m.
Three times served as President of Costa Rica: 1948aEUR”1949, 1953aEUR”1958, 1970aEUR”1974.
Italian heavyweight boxing champion 1933-1934, who was also known as "the ambling monkey." Later, he took up acting and wrestle.
Turkish pianist composer and conductor
American artist and illustrator (d. 1995).
Germany Actor
American politician and lawyer (d. 1976).
American jazz guitarist (d. 1933)
American author and historian (d. 1998).
Nigerian activist and educator (d. 1978).
American businesswoman and entrepreneur who used her inheritance to purchase six motels from 1961-1969. She retired in 1987 after selling her sixth motel.