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List of celebrities and famous people who were born on March 26th

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2009 - 2000

Famous birthdays on March 26th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000

200720052001

1999 - 1990

Famous birthdays on March 26th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990

1999199819961994

  • Movie Actress

  • English footballer

  • Peruvian swimmer. He competed in the 200-metre butterfly Men's at the 2012 Summer Olympics. He finished 25th in the heats and did not qualify for the semifinals. He also won bronze in 1500m free at the 2012 Swimming World Cup in Moscow.

  • Japanese actress and singer (AKB48, Watarirouka Hashiritai).

1993199219911990

1989 - 1980

Famous birthdays on March 26th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980

1989198819871986198519841983198219811980

1979 - 1970

Famous birthdays on March 26th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970

19791978197719761975

  • He was an Italian ballet dancer and the best in Italy at the age of 21. He was also named the La Scala company's lead dancer. He was a promising artist and was invited to join the Paris Opera and the English National Ballet in London.

  • Public Servant

  • American rapper

  • French jazz composer and trumpeter.

19741973197219711970

1969 - 1960

Famous birthdays on March 26th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960

19691968

  • American country and western singer, Renee Zellweger was married to him on May 9, 2005. However, the highly publicized merger was annulled just a few months later, on September 15. Los Angeles, December 20, 2005 saw the finalization of the annulment.

  • American guitarist, songwriter, and producer (The Smashing Pumpkins A Perfect Circle Whiskeytown & Tinted Windows).

  • American musician and percussionist, Shadowfax. The group was made up of Armen Chakmakian and Andy Abad. Stuart Nevitt, Ramon Yslas, and Stuart Nevitt.

  • French road racing cyclist who won a stage in the 1997 Tour de France, and was named world champion in San SebastiA!n (Spana)

19671966196519641963

  • Voisine is a Canadian singer, songwriter and actor. He also hosts radio and television shows. Voisine can sing and perform in English and French. He was awarded the Juno Award for Male Vocalist Of The Year in 1994. He was elected Officer of the Order of Canada three years later.

  • American professional cyclist, who won the Silver Medal in 1984's Olympic Road Race and many other prizes. At 13 years old, she began cycling with her sister and mom. She rode 50 miles with camping gear. Twigg, a beautiful, tall, 125-pound girl, skipped two years of high school.

  • Dutch TV host (Cry of the Lion).

  • Japanese author

19621961

  • British politician. He was elected a Member of Parliament on 2/3/1989. John Redwood was replaced by Hague as Secretary of State in Wales in July 1995. He is considered to be the youngest British Cabinet Minister of this century. He was a 16-year-old boy who made a powerful speech at the Conservative Party Conference 1977.

  • American-International chess master, self-taught, playing tournament chess since he was ten. In 1976, he won the national junior high tournament.

  • Billy Warlock

    American actor

1960

1959 - 1950

Famous birthdays on March 26th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950

1959

  • Oregon, USA; Canadian Tour golfer (1988 British Columbia Open).

  • American lawyer and victim of homicide, shot in the head during a robbery on 10/23/1989 at 20:35, Boston. Charles was her husband. She met Charles while working as a waitress, and she went on to become a lawyer. He was a chef. She was an attorney in a publishing firm after she graduated from Boston College.

  • American correspondent and reporter

1958

  • Italian racing driver (d. 1986).

  • German designer and fine artist, graduated from the German Technical School of Design in 1981. 1987, he earned a degree as a Fine Art and Communications specialist in Germany. Flesche was a perfectionist who never gave up on his goals. He had fine art shows in Vancouver, Hagan, and Hamburg.

  • California, USA; actor (Doris Day Show Colbys).

1957
  • Leeza Gibbons

    American talk show host

  • English journalist producer and author

  • South Carolina, USA. TV host (Entertainment Tonight Leeza).

  • Germany; WLAF defensive line coach (Rhein Fire).

  • American celebrity chef and cookbook author. Adams, the daughter of librarians and a cook, owes her love for food to her mother. Adams, who graduated from Brown University in 1980, became interested in food and cooking as a career when she worked part-time with Nancy Verde Barr (a professional food writer/teacher). After some time, I realized that I was happier …

195619551954

  • American activist and founder of Guardian Angels. Former gang members form the beret-wearing group that protects their neighbourhood and works with police. They avoid vigilante tactics, but the cops are suspicious and the gangs hate the them. So they walk a hard line between the law and those who don't follow it. They are welcome by the people whose lives …

  • French fashion magazine publisher, head of Les Editions Jalou in Paris, France. This company owns titles like L'Officiel and Optimum as well as Jalouse. L'Officiel was founded in 1921 and has seven international editions.

  • American ecclesiastic, an Episcopal priest, who was elected the first female Presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church. On June 18, 2006, she was elected to the position at the convention in Columbus. She was then installed at Washington National Cathedral on October 4, 2006. In 1994, she was ordained as an Episcopal priest and ordained a bishop on February 24, …

  • Kazuhiko Inoue

    Japanese singer and voice actor

19531952

  • French driving racer (Formula 1 and off-shore pilot.

  • British politician, Member of Parliament who was elected at the General Election on 6/11/1987.

  • American author

1951

  • US actor (Hail To the Chief, Big Bus).

  • Latvian actor

  • Italian actress and singer, she was born in 1969 as a singer. She performed at the Sanremo Music Festival singing "Il treno". In 1969, she became a singer. Her first commercial success came with "Non sono Maddalena". She made her acting debut in 1971 with the film "Sacco e Vanzetti" and was awarded a Nastro d'Argento for best actress. She …

  • American Nobel Prize winner in Physics and Academics

1950

1949 - 1940

Famous birthdays on March 26th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940

1949

  • She is a Canadian astrologer and author of many books. She has also produced astrological calendars. Last also contributed to the creation of software programs. Her book "My Baby's A Star - Astrological Baby Names", was published in 2011.

  • Vicki Lawrence

    American comedian and actress. She is best known for her roles on "The Carol Burnett Show", where she was a regular from 1967 to 1979, followed by "Mama's Family", 1983. In 1976, she won an Emmy for Best Supporting Actress on a Variety Show. Burnett's sidekick and young look-alike, she wore a gray hairdo and padding for 135 episodes. The …

  • After three hours of deliberation by the jury, British homicide was sentenced to life imprisonment for murder on February 8, 1999. Dr. Kathleen Marshall was a veterinarian and president of the Cat Protection Society. She was attacked by an unknown attacker in an apparent frenzy as she tried to save herself. Between February 25th and March 2nd 1998, the murder …

19481947

  • Scottish entertainer who has a stage act called "The Krankies" in which Janette plays "Wee Jimmy," an innocent schoolboy. Their act is very popular with children.

  • Musician

  • Suriname/Netherlands singer.

  • American actor and stuntman (d. 1986).

194619451944
  • Diana Ross

    American singer and Academy Award nominated actress. She was one-third the Supremes trio in the 1960s. Later, she went on to be a star stylist.

  • German-Polish sculptor (d. 2014.)

  • Michigan, USA. Singer (The Supremes Lady Sings the Blues Mahogany).

1943
  • Bob Woodward

    American journalist, who co-authored "All The President's Men" with Carl Bernstein in 1974. The entire Watergate scandal, which led to President Richard M. Nixon's resignation, was covered in the book. He published "Veil" in which he described the tenure of CIA Director Casey, and it was first published in 1980s. Since April 2004, the investigative journalist began making rounds on …

  • French ballet dancer, choreographer.

  • Turkish politician and Turkish doctor Turkish Minister of Interior

  • American baby born prematurely with Downs syndrome. He grew up to be slender and weak with poor muscle tone. He was electrocuted on 9/22/1943 by 110 volts carrying wires. He died from acute heart failure. His father, a man who was not well-liked in the community for his drinking and womanizing, was arrested and charged with murder.

19421941
  • Richard Dawkins

    British evolutionary biologist

  • Italian pro-race car driver. She was the first female Formula One driver. She was part of the Ford team in 1975 and took part in 13 Grand Prix the next year. Ronnie Peterson replaced her.

  • Canadian politician and lawyer

1940
  • James Caan

    American actor. On-screen since 1963, after a prior apprenticeship on stage. His first role on stage was $37.50 per week. His films include "Irma La Douce", "Rollerball", and "The Godfather".

  • American actor. On-screen since 1963, after a prior apprenticeship on stage. His first role on stage was $37.50 per week. His films include "Irma La Douce", "Rollerball" or "The Godfather".

  • American politician and the highest ranking woman in congressional history. After the November 7th 2006 elections, which saw the balance of power swing to the Democrats, she was elected House Democratic Whip on October 10, 2001. She became the first female Speaker of the House.

  • Bishop-designate (Truro)

  • S] Huys, Dutch Member of Parliament (PvdA).

1939 - 1930

Famous birthdays on March 26th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930

193919381937193619351934
  • Alan Arkin

    American actor-director-writer, one of only five actors to receive an Academy Award nomination for his first screen appearance, which was in "The Russians are Coming! The Russians are coming! 1967: He was awarded the 1967 Golden Globe Award for his work. He was also Oscar nominated for his performance in 1969's "The Heart is a Lonely Hunter". Arkin has been …

  • CEO (Dalgety)

  • New York, USA. Actor (Catch 22, In-Laws Simon, Wait Until Dark).

1933
  • Tinto Brass

    Italian film director. His work in the erotic category is what makes him famous.

  • Jr., Native American activist, theologian and historian (Born 1933).

  • American painter, known for his masterful use light, color and shadow in landscape and still life paintings.

  • Indian scholar and poet

1932

  • American businessman

  • American CEO of Allergan, a specialty manufacturer of eye care products. Herbert holds a BS degree in Business and is a leader in eyecare. He has been his CEO for more than 13 years.

  • Football coach

1931
  • Leonard Nimoy

    American actor who was best known for his role as Spock, the pointed-eared alien in "Star Trek," 1965-1967. Before then, he was an actor for many years. His 1951 debut made him a star. He has been a rising star in dramatic roles and is well-known on the stage in "Equus".

  • Massachusetts, USA; American actor/director (Mr. Spock, Star Trek, Mission Impossible).

1930

1929 - 1920

Famous birthdays on March 26th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920

1929

  • He was a French pop singer who composed many songs for Edith Piaf, including "Non je ne Regratte rien", and "Mon Dieu "...". He began his career as an interpreter in the 1970s.

  • American politician

  • Jazz musician

  • American businessman founded Advanced Micro Devices (d.2008)

1928

  • He was an Italian singer who represented Italy in the 1957 Eurovision Song Contest. He came 6th. His song, "Corde Della Mia Chitarra", was a hit. It is the longest Eurovision song at 5:09 before new rules were implemented. Gallo also appeared in more than 20 films as an actor. Gallo suffered a severe brain hemorhage in September 2007, from …

  • Singer / actress (Down Among the Z Men).

  • American scientist and pioneer in nuclear medicine. He was part of a University of Chicago group that proposed the use of radioisotope technetium 99m to detect disease by Positron Emission Tomography in 1961. This technique is currently used around 20 million times per year. Beck was also responsible for the development of collimators to sharpen images from gamma ray scanners. …

1927

  • German director and actor.

  • Germany Actor

  • Vice-Admiral (England).

  • American waterworks CEO and American executive. Lafrankie holds a BS degree in Business Management. He is well-known for being a friendly boss.

  • English photographer

1926

  • French chemist and member of the Academy of Sciences, where he was vice-president and then president. In 1985, he was awarded the Heinrich Wieland Award. He was 80 years old when he died in Strasbourg on 4 November 2006.

  • Sri Lankan politician (d. 1992).

1925

  • French composer and conductor. One of the most influential and respected musicians of the 20th Century. His career as a conductor was first in the concert hall and then in the opera house. In the 1950s, he was the main spokesperson for European composers. His first works were frowned upon by sentiment. They used a complex serial technique that included …

  • Queen's Council crown court registerer.

19241923192219211920

1919 - 1910

Famous birthdays on March 26th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910

1919
  • Strother Martin

    American actor, who plays western characters with grizzled accents. He starred in "The Sons of Katie Elder," 1966 "True Grit," 1969" "Pocket Money," 1972, and "Cool Hand Luke," where he was paired with Paul Newman.

  • Canadian ice hockey player (d. 65)

  • France Military man

19181917

  • Irish psychic, author of "Time Travels of an Irish Psychic", published 9/25/1989. Sheila's book focuses on the mysteries of Ireland's monoliths, mounds, and the messages she received from these ancient relics.

  • Mississippi, United States -- Singer ("Walking the Dog")

  • Actor (Zoot Suit and Bullitt), suffers a heart attack at 75

  • Judge for the Hall Circuit Court (England).

1916
  • Sterling Hayden

    American actor and author. He was a leading actor for most of his life. His specialty was westerns and film noir such as "Johnny Guitar", "The Asphalt Jungle," or "The Killing". He was later recognized for his character acting roles such as that of Gen. Jack D. Ripper, in Dr. Strangelove: How I Learned To Stop Worrying about the Bomb …

  • American biochemist, who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry along with two other people on 10/20/1972 for his fundamental contributions to enzyme science. He was educated at Harvard and Cambridge and was a Nobel Institute cancer Fellow in Sweden in 1947. Anfinsen is also the author of "The Molecular Basis of Evolution," 1959.

  • Brooklyn, New York -- Orchestra leader (Patti Page Olds Show)

  • English footballer and cricketer (d. 1986).

  • South African-American composer/conductor

19151914

  • Japanese mathematician (d. 1995).

  • Saxon, South Carolina -- Army General (Vietnam era)

  • Vice-Admiral.

  • French military officer, colonel and treasurer of the Organisation de l'armA (c)e secrA)te (OAS), a short-lived French dissident far right paramilitary organization during the Algerian War (1954aEUR)62).

1913

  • French classical scholar and philologist (Born 1913).

  • Estonian chess player (d.87)

  • Murasson physician

  • Hungarian-Polish academic and mathematician

  • French philologist, classical scholar, and fiction writer. Jacqueline de Romilly, FranceaEUR(tm), was a leading scholar of Greek civilizations and languages. She was also the second woman elected to AcadA(c]mie FranASSaise. She was also the first female professor at CollA"ge de France (1973), and the first woman elected as a member of the Academy of Inscriptions and Belles Letters (1975).

1912

  • French painter and activist. He was a member of The Grand Orient de France (GODF), one of the largest Masonic groups in France, in 1953. He served as its president from 1971 to his death on February 7, 1973.

1911
  • Tennessee Williams

    American poet, writer, and exceptional playwright. He is most well-known for his dramatic, powerful, and emotional works "The Glass Menagerie," 1945," "A Streetcar Named Desire," 1947," "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," 55," and "The Night of the Iguana," 1962. He was awarded four New York Drama Critics Circle Awards as well as two Pulitzer Prizes. A number of his …

  • Nobel Prize laureate in biophysics from Germany and England (d. 2003).

  • American animator and director

  • Swedish javelin thrower (d.2001)

  • English philosopher and academic (d. 1960).

1910

1909 - 1900

Famous birthdays on March 26th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900

1909190819071906

  • Mexican composer and trumpet player (d. 1981).

  • Collonges EXecutives

  • French realist painter and Lithographer, known for his trompe-l’oeil paintings. He is credited with being a founder of the laEUR(tm)A(c)cole de la rA(c)alitA(c) in 1949 (called nowadays Mouvement Trompe-laEUR(tm)oeil-rA(c)alitA(c)). He was also the president of the Association for the Protection of the CitA (c) Fleurie, the "Flowering City", a wooded area surrounding the boulevard Arago of Paris's 13th district where …

  • Mexican trumpeter (d. 1981).

1905

  • composer.

  • Austrian psychiatrist and neurologist, as well as Holocaust survivor. Frankl is the founder of logotherapy. This is an existential analysis technique, also known as the "Third Viennese School of Psychotherapy". Frankl's best-selling book Man's Search for Meaning is a story about his time in concentration camps. It describes his experiences and teaches us how to find meaning in life, no …

  • French-born Belgian conductor. He was active in the opera house, concert hall and recording studio. His repertoire included classics from Viennese, French composers and 20th-century works. He spent much of his career in France. However, in 1955, he was the first French conductor to Bayreuth. In addition, he conducted the Ring and Parsifal at La Scala.

  • British producer of television and film (Born in 1905)

19041903

  • German politician; Ambassador to Vichy France. Before entering the Foreign Service, he was an art teacher at a girls' school. He was an activist of the Third Reich SS Party and anti-Semitic.

  • Mexican screenwriter, actor, and film director (Born in 1904)

  • Italian gymnast who won an Olympics Gold Medal in the Floor Exercise, Los Angeles 1932. Neri died in 1961 in Rimini, Italy.

19021901

  • American astrologer, her interest in the subject began at nine years old when she read a book about it. In her youth, she began self-study. It continued throughout her marriage, family, and the birth of one son and one girl. Jeannette invited Llewelyn George to dinner and asked Mark Edmond Jones to read her chart. He said that she could …

  • She was a French supercentenarian, born in Saint-Salvadour. She died at the age 114. Olympe Amaury became the oldest French woman after her.

1900
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