List of celebrities and famous people who were born on September 25th
Famous birthdays on September 25th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2004Japanese singer and actress
An Australian family legend, the second son of Mark "Chopper", Read, a celebrity criminal. Margaret Read, 43 years old, gave birth to the baby after a hard labor. Chopper called his son, "our Ripper Roy."
American family of noted importance, the son psychic John Edward and Sandra, weighing in around 10 lbs.
Vine Star
YouTube Star
Famous birthdays on September 25th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1999Dancer
YouTube Star
YouTube Star
YouNow Star
Instagram Star
Estonian footballer
YouTube Star
YouTube Star
American figure skater
Pop Singer
Pop Singer
American actor.
TV Actor
Football Player
Australian footballer
American actress
Actor
Russian ice dancer
Swiss race car driver
Swiss race car driver
Australian footballer
American figure skater
American actress.
Italian footballer
Reality Star
Japanese figure skater
Russian model actress and photographer
English actor
World Music Singer
Famous birthdays on September 25th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989American football player
English pentathlete
Canadian actor
Musician
Japanese voice actress
YouTube Star
British actor
English actress
Turkish footballer
Romanian tennis player
French freeride skier, He won a gold medal in the mogul skiing category at the 2015 World championship.
American celebrity and son of singer-songwriter Gary Chapman and Amy Grant, a gospel-pop singer.
Actor
English footballer
American drummer (Placebo)
Egyptian-Canadian tennis player
Actress
American actress and model
Author
Actress
Turkish footballer
American football player
Actress
German footballer
American model
English actress
Argentinian footballer
American comedian and actor
After performing Nutcracker (Nureyev), on 19 November 2007, a French ballerina was nominated Etoile ("star") by the Paris Opera Ballet.
American football player
South Korean actress and singer
South Korean actor
YouTube Star
Rapper
Puerto Rican singer-songwritter
Puerto Rican singer-songwriter
American actor, principally in a soap opera. He was Luke Snyder in "As The World Turns." He graduated from Carnegie Mellon University's School of Drama with a BFA. His father was a professor at college, and his mother was a teacher/principal.
English actress
American baseball player
American actor
American producer and singer (Dolour).
Italian footballer
Irish model Miss Great Britain 2007
English actress
American baseball player
Italian actor, who made his debut at twelve years old in Castellano e Pipolo’s film "Ci hai rotto papA" (1992).
American rapper producer and actor (P$C)
Famous birthdays on September 25th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979French tennis player
Celebrity
Artist
Producer
Actor
Entertainer
South Korean Go player
American BMX rider (d.2012)
American mixed martial artist and wrestler
Welsh footballer
French tennis player
English actress and model
TrueBliss, a Canadian-New Zealand singer
Canadian actor
Jamaican footballer
Puerto Rican baseball player
American producer and singer-songwriter
Puerto Rican baseball player
Cameroonian footballer
Kitchener, Ontario -- 50m swimmer (1996 Olympics)
American producer and actress
Indian actress and model
Puerto Rican baseball player
American illustrator
American actor
Japanese drummer (Asian Kung-Fu Generation)
American producer and director of actor
American basketball player and guard for the Boston Celtics.
American actress
American singer-songwriter and producer (Stiffed)
Maltese singer
American producer and singer-songwriter
Musician
Italian singer and actress
American football coach and player
American football player
English actor
British actor, TV presenter and musician
Manager and English footballer
French footballer (1992-2010), and French international (2001-04), most well-known for his spells with Leeds United, AS Roma, and Internazionale.
Colombian footballer
American pole vaulter
Serbian footballer
Australian rugby player and coach
German fashion designer
Canadian ice hockey coach and player
English singer-songwriter/guitarist (Stone Gods The Darkness, Onion Trump).
American diplomat and scholar (d. 2008).
Interpol: English-American singer/guitarist
Jamaican hurdler
Mexican triathlete
Canadian ice hockey player
American football player
Mexican athlete
Norwegian politician
Actress (Mortal Kombat, Billy Madison, Save by Bell, Save by Bell).
American singer and actress Miss Teen USA 1990
French producer and actress.
American model
Gold Beach, Oregon -- Miss Teen USA (1990).
English politician
Soccer player (Roda JC).
Rogers, Arkansas -- Miss America - Arkansas (1997)
CFL quarterback (Saskatchewan Roughriders).
Canadian producer and guitarist of singer-songwriters
Miss USA-Louisiana (1997)
English actress
English jockey
American television host and actor
Greek basketball player and coach
WLAF receiver (Frankfurt Galaxy).
American football player and sportscaster
Two stars for a French chef at the Guide Michelin
Japanese actress
NFL kicker (Cin Bengals)
Writer
Japanese professional wrestler
American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Ween & Moistboyz).
American football player and psychiatrist
Safety in the NFL (Carolina Panthers).
Turkish singer-songwriter/guitarist (d. 2001).
WLAF linebacker (Scottish Claymores).
San Diego, California -- Playmate (Sep, 1990)
Famous birthdays on September 25th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969Welsh actress, confident, fun-loving, and unpretentious. She is often heard humming happily. She was a star actress and is now a married mother to a beautiful baby girl.
American actor
American journalist and author
British supermodel
American baseball player
WLAF cornerback (Barcelona Dragons)
Lawrencburg (Tennessee) -- Pitcher (Florida Marlins and New York Yankees).
South African cricketer, and captain of South Africa's national cricket team during the 1990s. On the 1st of June 2002, he was killed in a plane accident. Despite being banned from professional cricket for his involvement in a match-fixing scam, he was named the 11th most outstanding South African in 2004.
American actor, producer and rapper. He has had success in music, film, television and movies. Newsweek called Smith "the most powerful actor of Hollywood" in April 2007. Smith has received five Golden Globe Awards nominations, two Academy Awards nominations, and four Grammy Awards.
American actor, producer and rapper. He has had success in music, film, television and movies. Newsweek named him the "most powerful actor in Hollywood" in April 2007. Smith has received five Golden Globe Awards nominations, two Academy Awards nominations, and four Grammy Awards.
Dutch royal family, the second son of Queen Beatrix and Prince-consort Claus von Amsberg.
American academic and economist
Australian coach and footballer
American economist
Prince Friso of Orange-Nassau (d. 2013)
Netherlands -- Prince of Orange-Nassau
Tallahassee, Florida -- 1st baseman (Cincinnati, Cleveland, Seattle, Boston)
French comics author.
English-Canadian producer and drummer
Canadian ice hockey player
Author
North Dakota, USA; Miss North Dakota-America (1991).
American actress
English singer and actor
NFL quarterback (Tampa Bay Bucs)
Russian pianist and educator
Medford, New Jersey -- Field hockey defender (1996 Olympics)
Journalist
French actress and humourist. Her grandparents were Ashkenasi Jews of Russia. She is also Moroccan (mother time). She attended the "Institut d'Etudes Politiques de Paris", but she wanted to perform onstage. She was formerly a member of Ruquier’s radio team "Rien A Cirer", and she achieved great success on television ("Vivement Dimanche”).
NBA forward (Chicago Bulls).
American football actor and producer
Canadian producer and director of actor
Chef
Musician
South African cricketer
Italian intransigent, one homeless person who lived in a shed with a female friend. The shed was set on fire by neighbors in 1985 to get rid of the girls. Loredana, however, died from a drug overdose on 6/15/1985.
Cuban javelin thrower
Coach and player from Spain.
Canadian singer and voice actress
American screenwriter and director
English race car driver
Singer and actress from Ireland
American guitarist and songwriter (Impellitteri & Animetal USA).
German organist
Novelist
American actress
Eugene, Oregon -- Kayak (1996 Olympics).
Canadian sports executive and businessman
American actress and director
Singer and actress from Ireland
Businessman
Japanese singer-songwriter/voice actress (DoCo).
Musician
American actor
Correspondent (Unsolved Mysteries)
Swedish singer and actor
American journalist and author
Tunisian-French journalist and psychologist (d. 2010).
French humorist and right-catholic activist. She organized protests in November 2012 against homosexials being allowed to wed and adopt children. Frigide Barjot, her stage name can be translated to 'frigid daffy.
American actress
French singer, songwriter and composer of Algerian descent by his father who played the saxophone.
Comedian
Actress
American actress
Indian-English dancer and actress
Polish coach and footballer
American perky, sexy blonde TV actress who rose to fame. She was a part of two prime-time series at the same time, as Stacy, a gentle character in "T.J. Hooker", 1982-1987, and Sammy Jo, a nasty character on "Dynasty", 1981-1989. On September 20, 1995, her nighttime soap "Melrose Place", aired one hundred episodes.
Filipino actor (d. 2014)
French journalist and copresident of Festival des Vieilles Charrues. He died 7 September 2012.
British journalist and broadcaster
California, USA; actress (Stacy-T.J. Hooker).
Turkish screenwriter and producer of Turkish actors
Mexican actor
Canadian television and radio hosts
Soap Opera Actor
Ukrainian manager and footballer
Horse trainer
Famous birthdays on September 25th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959South Korean screenwriter and director producer
German psychic healer and astrologer with a Berlin base.
Entertainer
Chicago, Illinois -- Actor (Reservoir Dogs, Straight Talk)
American musician. He was a veteran of backing keyboards on top albums. In 1979, he toured with Bette Midler and worked alongside Jose Feliciano and the Temptations.
Irish chemist
Actor
Belgian francophone politician, co-founder of Ecolo (the Green Party) and founder the political party Mouvement de Gauche. Whespael sat in the parliament.
English actor
Journalist / Screenwriter
Russian general (d. 2014)
Movie Actor
German footballer
American computer scientist and author, Thinking Machines Corporation was founded by the Thinking Machines Corporation
American publisher
American visual effects technician
Inventor
Theologian
Italian popular singer whose first album, 1983, topped the charts in Italy. In 1995 his "Spirito Divino" hit the No.1 spot. A rocker, he did a duet with Pavarotti.
German manager and footballer
Brazilian explorer and sailor
English composer, bassist, and co-founding member for Siouxsie and The Banshees.
Belgian footballer (d. 1985)
Brazilian adventurer who was the first to cross the Atlantic Ocean in a single row boat. His travel log, which details his experiences, was published. He was comfortable with solitude and singleness, shy and confident, and he spent an entire year in Antarctica alone in 1990.
Italian guitarist and singer-songwriter
American activist and author
Italian R&B-singer (Senza una Donna)
French actor, director and screenwriter.
Manager and footballer from Spain
A Dutch clinical researcher, Neuwenhagen was the birthplace of HIV therapy.
French trainer of show jumping horses
Dutch-English businessman and gardener
American football coach and player
American short story writer and novelist poet
English mandolin keyboard player and composer (Gryphon).
American actor, stage, film, and TV. He was tall and handsome and starred in the TV soap Love of Life, in the movie Gray Lady Down and on Broadway in "A Matter of Gravity" with Kate Hepburn. His lead role in Superman (1977), for which he was paid $250,000. Reeve appeared in three sequels and ten more films. Reeve appeared …
He is a Scottish-born Australian actor. His credits include the co-starring role with Noni Hazlehurst (1982), the title role in Malcolm (1986), which won him the 1986 AFI Award as Best Actor. The lead role in the 1994 Halifax F.p. telemovie Hard Corps, Frank Holloway in Water Rats (1996-1999), which earned him the Logie Award as Most Outstanding Actor at …
American activist and author
American essayist, writer, editor, playwright, essayist, and activist. Her experiences as a child of poor Latinas and Anglo Americans, and her discovery of her homosexuality are all prominent in her work. "A deep connection was rekindled in me after I lifted the lid on my lesbianism. My deepest empathy and identification with my mother's oppression, which was due to her …
American producer and director of actor
American scholar
English politician
American professional wrestler
NYC, New York -- Actor. (Flipper).
American poet, playwright, and activist
American journalist and newsmaker, who rode his computerized bike across the USA in 1983. His book Computing across America details his experience. As a baby, he was adopted.
American actor, who became an icon playing Luke Skywalker in the George Lucas trilogy. He made a fortune as "Star Wars," the Empire Strikes Back and the Return of the Jedi. He left Hollywood after the success of his trio to spend more time with his family and two sons, born in 1982 and 1980. After a while, he was …
American basketball player. He is 6'9" tall and weighs 225 lbs. In 1972, he was selected in the first round of the draft as a hardship case.
California, USA; actor ("Star Wars")
Greensboro sports Champions
Israeli singer
Spanish filmmaker, screenwriter and producer
American porn actor and director
English bishop
American singer and songwriter Ambrosia
Los Angeles Lakers).
French actor who has appeared more than 100 and fifty times in films since 1967. Le Coq's first major role was Annie Girardot, Claude Jade and his brother in "Hearth Fires", a family drama by Serge Korber. This drama was released in 1972. For his role as Prof. Christian Licht, he won the 2002 CA(c)sar Award.
Journalist
Actress
Author
Japanese actress
Italian skier who won a Silver Medal at Albertville Olympics in February 1992 for 50km long-distance skiing. Before competing in his first Olympics, he was the Italian champion in 50km cross-country nine times. De Zolt holds two world championships, three Olympic Silver Medals, and one Olympic Bronze Medal. He is married with three children and serves as a firefighter in …
Polish trainer and cyclist (d. 2013).
Famous birthdays on September 25th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949Spanish screenwriter and producer of director films
Model
American composer and saxophonist (The Stooges), (d. 2015).
(Rep-D-Illinois)
New York, USA: Actress (Spencer), 3 girls 3, Under One Roof
American tennis player
California, USA; actor (Potsie - Happy Days).
Director
American actress
Russian businessman
American singer (d. 2012)
American supermodel and model, she was also a cover girl. Her natural, wholesome blonde beauty was an iconic part of American women's cosmetic image for many years.
French actress
American singer, songwriter and lyricist. He started his career with his brothers in an R&B band. Later, they disbanded. They disbanded later. Cecil began scoring hits in 1984 as a half-of Womack and Womack, along with his wife Linda.
USA; model's figure.
Greek diplomat and politician (d. 1999).
England, United Kingdom -- Rock vocalist / guitarist (British Lions)
French interior designer, architect and garden designer. He is best known for creating contemporary interiors in Paris restaurants and hotels.
Indies / British actress (Shakespeare Wallah).
American football player and defensive coach for the Arizona Cardinals.
American football player and defensive coach for the Arizona Cardinals.
American producer and guitarist (Love),
Polish mountaineer
American bass player (Iron Butterfly, Rhinoceros).
Wewoka (Oklahoma) -- PGA golfer (1977 BC Open).
American politician, noted family, and the daughter of California Governor Pat Brown. She is also the sister of California Governor Jerry Brown. She jokes that politics is a "genetic problem." Brown is a likeable, attractive woman who has fought for her family's cause since she was a child. She is the youngest of four children and shows her father's warmth …
Scottish musician, guitarist, and band member of Average White Band (AWB).
Scotland, United Kingdom -- Guitarist (Average White Band).
Journalist
American singer (d. 2008)
Canadian ice hockey coach and player (d. 2014).
Composer
American actor, director, and producer. He is the first child of actor Kirk Douglas. Douglas won an Oscar for producing the year's best movie "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest". He also won an Oscar in 1988 for best actor in "Wall Street."
French archbishop of Bordeaux et Bazes and cardinal of Roman Catholic Church France.
French breeder of racehorses
American politician
Dominican cricketer (d.2009)
USA; actor (Coma. Wall Street. Jewel of the Nile).
Mississippi, USA; flutist/novelist (Deceptive Cadence).
American actor who played the role of Chris Kositchek on the soap-TV series "Days of Our Lives" in 1977. His character quickly became a prominent force on the show. Taylor, after four years as a star on "Days", took a two year sabbatical and returned to the cast in 1982. Taylor continued to do "Days" and the "The Hogan Family," …
American Lieutenant Academic and Politiker 22nd United States Secretary Of Defense
American screenwriter and actor
American poet, novelists, biographers, memoirists, playwright, and playwright. He is best known for his minimalist poetry. Famous examples include "lighght" (one-word poem) and "m", a one-letter poetic that consists of a four-legged form of the letter "m".
American artist, sculptor, and craftsman.
Tennessee, United States -- Rock vocalist / guitarist (Association)
Los Angeles, California -- Rock keyboardist ("Spirit-I Got a Line on You")
New York, USA. Actor (Joe Rossi- Lou Grant, New Doctors).
French race car driver
American soul singer (Born 1945).
American singer, Dionne Warwick's younger sister. Both of them changed their names from the Warrick family. Their dad was the director of Chess Records and they grew up as gospel singers. The two girls formed a trio of gospel singers with Cissy (Whitney's mother) in the early 1960s. They were called the "Gospelaires".
English educator and pianist (Nucleus), (d. 2015).
German politician. He was the Federal Minister of Defence between 1 April 1992 and 27 October 1998. In 2000, he lost the bid to be the minister-president for the German state Schleswig-Holstein.
Argentine heavyweight boxer (d. 1976).
American producer and actor
Photographer
Director (Nacros)
Baroness Stern English politician and academic
French musician and singer (piano, guitar).
Author / explorer
Indian-English explorer historian, author
Famous birthdays on September 25th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939Indian actor producer and director (d. 2009).
US singer (Slip Sliding Away)
American politician and lawyer Mayor of Cincinnati
Director
Vice President (Commission of European Communities).
American politician
American victim of brutal and vicious assault and battery. Sam Herring threw her into the backseat of his car and took her away on 3/19/1984 at 11:30 AM EST Akron, OH. He tied her hands and feet and raped her five more times before stabbing her in the eyes with a steak knife. Then he poured gasoline on the car …
English politician and lawyer Secretary of State for Business Innovation and Skills (d.2015)
Dutch prostitute, homicide victim. She was working in Amsterdam's red-light district when she was attacked and strangled to death in her "crib". This was not a "copycat" crime. Four years earlier, another girl working in Amsterdam had been strangled to death in the same crib. Her killer was caught the following day.
Estonian politician
Greenlandic politician and priest 1st Prime Minister Greenland (d.2010)
English runner and businessman
San Francisco artists
Composer
American lawyer and computer scientist
Jazz composer
Bombay, India -- Actress/dancer (Who Killed Teddy Bear).
Teddy Ruxpin, an American toy author, was created (d. 2014).
Bluesman
Malian politician and general 2nd President of Mali
Romanian singer (d. 1979)
NATO military representative for the UK
American government official responsible for Wisconsin licensees and overseeing all bureaus. She was the first assistant to Governor in 1989.
French actor
French actress and model, who was crowned Miss France 1954.
Professor (St Andrew University)
Memphis, Tennessee -- Astronaut
Canadian producer and guitarist (Ian & Sylvia, Great Speckled Bird).
American basketball coach and sportscaster
French architect most well-known for his construction of'social Housing'
English singer and actor
Premier of Spain (1976-81)
Czech boxer (d. 2013)
American singer-songwriter (The Weavers & The Tarriers). (d. 2008).
Canadian composer and pianist (d. 1982).
Spanish politician and lawyer 1st Prime Minster of Spain (d.2014).
Belgium sport Champion
Clergyman
British broadcaster
Commandant/director (WRNS).
Ontario, Canada; pianist (sued Steinway Piano).
Manager and footballer from Wales
British actor (Born 1931).
Actor
Iranian poet and journalist (d. 2005).
English scholar and mathematician
Massachusetts, USA; newscaster (Today, 20/20, ABC-TV).
American CEO and executive in charge of Champion International. He is known for being a vocal critic to the clamor for quick goals. While in college, he earned an AB degree and an MBA degree. Sigler is passionate about flying his private plane when he's not at work.
American-British Astrologer, whose name was synonymous with clarity and insight for billions of people who read his astrological columns around the world. His credo was to act, even though he hated the idea of destiny.
British Astrologer
Cerruti, an Italian fashion designer, was founded
American composer and poet (Born 1930).
Mexican actress
Astronaut
Venezuelan playwright,translator and essayist. He graduated from Columbia University and Manchester University. Later, he was the director of the School of Arts at Central University of Venezuela.
Writer
Famous birthdays on September 25th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929American broadcaster. She was the first woman to anchor network news. Her salary was a staggering one-million dollars annually in 1975. She is an intelligent, successful woman who communicates well with both movie stars and heads of state.
British comedian and actor, who is a bit overweight, was a co-star in "The Two Ronnies," a British television sitcom. He was also seen in "Porridge", a sitcom about a prisoner, with Richard Beckinsale playing his jail mate. "Open all Hours," which is based in a northern English corner shop, co-starring David Jason, also featured him.
Wattrelos physician
Italian actress and dancer. Scala was an active romantic figure with a young first marriage and a long affair. She then married Eugenio Castellotti who was a racecar pilot, but tragically, Scala died in the race. She married Piero Gianotti on 9/10/1966 and she was divorced in 1982. She was again married to Piero Gianotti in November 1984 and became …
Chartres Journalist
French dancer, artist. He created the archetype for the snobbish socialite.
English educator and conductor (d. 2013).
Basketball player (New York Knicks).
American CEO and executive in charge of Hamilton Oil, North Sea Oil and Gas Company. Hamilton studied administration at Babson College.
Weybridge, England -- Conductor. (NY Met 1967-71)
Actor in Western (Battle Cry) dies from cancer at 64
German-American actor, painter, and artist. Married once and had two children.
American pastor and author (d. 2001).
USSR -- Equestrian dressage (1960 Olympics - Gold Medalist)
Italian film actress from the 1950s. She was a star in Italy and an incredible beauty. She began her career as a concert singer and won the Miss Italy 1947 beauty title. She also served as a sex-goddess throughout her film career.
American tap dancer. He was the first African-American entertainer to join the Lawrence Welk Show. Although Duncan was originally a pharmacist, his dancing abilities landed him gigs at nightclubs and on TV. The Lawrence Welk Show was his favorite, with its smooth, agile tap-dance routines and sometimes singing.
Jr., American aeronautical engineer (d.2007)
Physicist
Opera director (Royal Shakespearean Academy - UK)
American baseball player
American Astrologer, author of her 1975 declination studies. Kt is well-known for her book "Declination. The Other Dimension", which was the AFA Convention's best-selling new book in 1994. The book has been a bestseller every year since and will be entering the fourth edition in 2001. Before that, she was editor at The Stellium Quarterly an astrological journal, which was …
American clarinet player and composer, saxophonist (d.2011)
American academic and author (d. 2001).
Fresnay l'Evéque Painters
French archbishop of Marseille and former cardinal of Catholic Church, French cardinal, was born in Espelette (Basque Country). He was severely injured by a Swiss-Italian Susanna Maliolo attack on Benedict XVI in 2009.
British MP
The Russian royal family is the last member of the House Romanoff. Prince Nicholas was born in France. He is the son of Roman Petrovich and Prince Romanov. Praskovia Dmitrievna was the Countess Sheremetieva. On 1/21/1952 in Cannes, he married Countess Sveva della Gherardesca, born 7/15/1930. They had three children: Natalia Nikolaevna was born 4/12/1952; Elizaveta Nikolaevna was born 8/07/1956 …
Nauruian politician and educator 1st President of Nauru (d.92)
New Zealand politician, who was first elected to Parliament in 1961. He then became Minister of Finance between 1964-1972. He was elected leader of the National Party on July 1974, and became Prime Minister from 11/25/1975 to 07/26/1984. He also served as Chairman of the World Monetary Fund (and Money Bank) He was a large man with a bold personality, …
American explorer and entrepreneur. He led expeditions to Africa and founded the American Foundation for the Study of Man. He was an entrepreneur and became the President and major stockholder of two oil companies that were established in 1958.
Journalist
Prime Minister of New Zealand (d.92)
New Zealand sergeant accountant, politician 31st Prime Minster of New Zealand (d.92)
Missionary and prelate of the French Catholic Church.
Flemish poet
French TV producer and host (Born 1933).
Ukrainian-Russian screenwriter and actor (d. 1994).
Belozerka, Ukraine -- Director (War & Peace)
Dieppe Military man
Indian engineer (d. 2002)
Famous birthdays on September 25th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919Scottish poet and influential songwriter of '50s folk revival. Blythman is known for his sharp and incisive political pieces that combine Marxist ideology with Scottish Nationalism. He is also known by the nom de plume of Thurso Berwick.
An officer in the United States Army Air Forces during World War II. Gonzalez was the first Puerto Rican to fly in the United States Army Air Forces. He also became the first Puerto Rican to die in World War II. His name is on the "Roll of Honor", 314th Troop Carrier Group World War II. Both his hometown Adjuntas, …
New York, sportscaster/shortstop (New York Yankees-Most Valuable Player 1950).
American baseball player and sportscaster (Born 1917).
Historian
American baseball player and coach (d.2006)
Villeurbanne Journalist
American military, major general. Died December 25, 1983.
Composer
Vierzon physician
He was a German soldier and a member the Nazi Party. In 1938, he joined Waffen SS. He was awarded the Iron Cross of his country in December 1944. In February 1945, he was reported missing and assumed dead.
Indian journalist and sociologist (d. 1968).
Australian playwright and author (d. 2010).
AmA(c)lie les Bains Journalist
American spy convicted (Born 1915).
Argentinian actress (d.2015)
Musicologist
French journalist and ballet critic, he was the Parisian Libere's 1965 ballet critic. He has been working for Carrefour since 1973. He was involved in many exhibitions and lectures that were held in Paris. He was the founder and director, La Danse, a Paris Bookshop and Gallery.
France sport Champion
Romanian actress and singer (d. 1963).
British diplomat / quiz winner
Composer
Trinidadian politician and historian 1st Prime Minister Trinidad and Tobago (d.81)
American football coach and player (d. 1980).
Dramatist dies at 86
Famous birthdays on September 25th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909French screenwriter, playwright, and film director. He directed and wrote "Bal Cupidon," Mon Ami Sainfoin, and "Le Roi", among others.
France Writer
Governor-General of Jamaica (1973-91)
American Alzheimer's patient. He began to fall into dementia around 1973. He entered a care facility in 1980. Overweight. She didn't know her daughter by 1990; she died 6/11/1993.
French director, who started as a script girl in 33 before becoming an assistant director. Her first film was in 1943, and her first feature was in 1945. Pierre Laroche, her husband, wrote most of her scripts, displaying a passion for psychological themes. Colette, her sister, is also a screenwriter and scholar.
Composer
British geographer (A to Z Map Company).
France -- Director (Pickpocket and Mouchette)
Hautmont physician
Composer
Russian composer known for his experimental and daring style. He was often in and out governmentaEUR(tm), but he won the Stalin Prize in 1940. He was severely reprimanded in public for not performing his "duty" of Soviet composer in 1936 and 1948. However, he was redeemed after 1957.
Composer
Writer dies at 89
English cartographer and painter (d. 1996).
Sportscaster (Pulitzer, Fight Talk), dies at 76
Scientist
American sportswriter. A Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist, he was a funny and well-known humorist. He is known for his humor and subtle literacy, as well as his irreverence towards his chosen field. He also wrote many books, including a history and column in the newspaper. Walter Wellesley "Red" Smith is a native of Green Bay, Wisconsin. He graduated from Notre Dame …
Israeli archaeologist (Discovering Jerusalem)
Latvian-American painter, educator (d. 1970).
He was a French painter and artist who died in 1995.
US businessman
United States -- Painter (Green and Blue)
German writer (Kette Der Tausend Kraniche)
Cognac EXecutives
Composer
Actress
German soldier, author, politician and novelist; unrepentant nationalist.
He was a French film director who directed 14 films over 40 years. His reputation as one the most austere cinematographers is his. His first films were made during the German occupation. He began to lose his style in the 1950s and his vision became bleak and full of regrets about his failures. Jansenist is the most common view that …
French film director. He directed 14 films from 1939 to 1967 and also worked as an assistant director.
Australian rules footballer (Born in 1901).
Estonian soldier, lawyer, and politician (d. 377)