List of celebrities and famous people who were born on September 30th
Famous birthdays on September 30th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2005TV Actor
Dancer
Movie Actor
TV Actress
Famous birthdays on September 30th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1998YouTube Star
Guitarist
Race Car Driver
American singer and actor
Vine Star
Actress
Vine Star
Gymnast
Actress
Vine Star
TV Actress
Musician
Serbian tennis player
YouTube Star
Movie Actor
American basketball player
Granddaughter to English Prince Edward
Thai actress and model
YouTube Star
Athlete
Famous birthdays on September 30th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989YouTube Star
Basketball Player
Reality Star
German footballer
Lithuanian hurdler
Comedian
Singer and actress from the Philippines
Actress and singer from Hong Kong
Japanese gymnast and actress, modelled by a Japanese actress
Soccer Player
French footballer, playing as a striker at Arsenal in England, in the Premier League and for France (a goal against Switzerland in 2014 world cup, the 100th goal for France in world cups).
Colombian footballer
Japanese actor and singer (AAA).
New Zealand cricketer
American football player
Turkish footballer
New Zealand rugby player
Colombian footballer
TV Actor
American musician
Uruguayan footballer
rapper/singer.
Australian footballer
Serbian-American author
Athlete
Turkish footballer
English singer-songwriter (Sugababes, Mutya Keisha Siobhan).
English porn actress
Greek footballer
Romanian gymnast
American football player
Japanese badminton player
Guinea-Bissau footballer
Romanian gymnast
American actress.
American pornographic model and nude model
American actor
American actress
Canadian ice hockey player
American baseball player
Singer and model from England
American comedian and television host
Professional dancer
Chinese actress
Canadian ice hockey player
American gymnast.
German tennis player
Ukrainian footballer
American baseball player
Novelist
YouTube Star
Kosice (Slovakia) -- Tennis star (1997 Aust. / US. / Wimb).
Venezuelan tennis player
American cyclist
Actress
English bass player (The Divine Comedy).
Canadian comic book artist and Canadian painter
Famous birthdays on September 30th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979Dutch footballer
Malaysian singer-songwriter
Football Player
Australian coach and footballer
Greek actress, musician, and pianist
American female wrestler
American singer and actor
Colombian footballer
Colombian footballer
American actress
Manager and footballer from Ireland
American producer and guitarist (The Fabulous Thunderbirds), (d. 2012).
Chinese footballer
Eagle River, Alaska -- Miss America - Alaska (1996)
California; actress (Margaret- Lime Street).
Miami, Florida -- Spanish actress ("Clueless", Cookie).
French actress, who won an Academy Award for her portrayal of Edith Piaf as "La Vie en Rose" in 2008, was a French actress.
French actor and singer
American author
Venezuelan baseball player
English footballer
She was a French alpine skier and won a silver medal in the 2002 Salt-Lake-City Olympics in the slalom.
Venezuelan baseball player
American actor and singer, born to George Hamilton and Alana Hamilton.
American-born Chinese film director, actor, and producer
American professional wrestler, ex-basketball player.
American baseball player
English politician
English cricketer
Dominican-American baseball player (d.2010)
NFL tight end (Tampa Bay Bucs and Scotland Claymores)
Belgian singer and guitarist (rock).
American football player and sportscaster
Musician
NFL linebacker (KC Chiefs)
Danish-Norwegian playwright and author
American bass player and songwriter (Lamb of God).
Japanese singer-songwriter
English volleyball player
TV Actor
World Music Singer
American actress. She is known for her quirky comedic talents and is often compared to Lucille Ball's blonde version. She was the first actress to be cast in the role of Dharma on "Dharma and Greg", a TV comedy that won her a Golden Globe. Elfman was one of few actresses to successfully bridge the gap between film and television …
NFL defensive end (Pittsburgh Steelers).
WLAF tackle (Frankfurt Galaxy).
American journalist, who was a senior writer at Salon.com and Fast Company magazine. Her articles appeared in The New York Times and Rolling Stone, Mother Jones. Glamour, Reader's Digest. Slate, Ms. and San Francisco magazines.
Actor
American basketball player.
Comedian
American producer and actor
Famous birthdays on September 30th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969French rugby player. He plays scrum half (half back) for the French Rugby team 1999. Thomas, his younger brother, is also a member of the same team.
American professional wrestler (d. 1991).
Lithuanian basketball player
Mexican-American drag queen and actress (d.2013)
Actor and bodybuilder from England
Actress
Canadian actress
Adelaide, South Australia -- Golfer (1993 - T77 Alpine Aust Ladies).
Author and illustrator in Swiss-French
German musician, professional astrologer, author and astrological software developer, together with Klaus von Schierstedt. She is also the data columnist for the magazine Meridian. Her primary interests include traditional, horary and electional astrology as well as financial astrology. She co-authored the software "Hermes" as well as the 1997 book "Astrologische Terminwahl".
Bajos de Haina, Dominican Republic -- Pitcher (Florida Marlins)
Swedish journalist and author
African American graphic designer, caricaturist
Writer
German pianist composer and educator
American illustrator and graphic designer
Scottish rugby player
Indian-English academic and chemist
English comedian actor and producer
American comedian and producer
American singer-songwriter (Skid Row, Anthrax).
Italian actress and model, 5'10", 35-24-35. In 1988, she moved to Milan to pursue a modeling career. Two years later, she made her acting debut on a television series. She has portrayed a vampire in "Bram Stoker’s Dracula", a beautiful widow (Malena) (2001), and Mary Magdalene, in the controversial Mel Gibson movie, "The Passion of the Christ” (2004). In 1999, …
Italian actress and model, 5'10", 35-24-35. In 1988, she moved to Milan to pursue a modeling career. Two years later, she made her acting debut on a television series. She has portrayed a vampire in "Bram Stoker’s Dracula", a beautiful widow (Malena) and Mary Magdalene, in the controversial Mel Gibson movie, "The Passion of the Christ." (2004). In 1999, she …
French-American actor and son of Nathalie Delon and Alain Delon (Francine Canovas).
Italian announcer and model for Channel Four TV.
American singer-songwriter and bass player (Goo Goo Dolls & Amungus).
Australian rower (1996) Olympics
American Director of Information Services at the State Lottery Headquarters; a victim in homicide. Logan was shot to death by an ex-employee at Connecticut's lottery headquarters on 3/06/1998.
American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Phish Oysterhead Dave Matthews & Friends Phil Lesh and Friends SURRENDER to the Air and SerialPod).
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania -- Lieutenant Commander USN/Astronaut
Madrid, Spain -- Actress (Barocco).
American producer and bass player (Sugar).
Musician
Windsor, Ontario -- Volleyball player (1996) Olympics
Surinam / Dutch soccer superstar (Ajax AC Milan).
American producer and rapper (Juice Crew).
Actor
Tampa, Florida -- 1st Baseman (NY Mets and Chicago Cubs).
Soccer player (RKC)
Indian actor, director and producer
NFL linebacker (KC Chiefs)
American producer and director of actor
American actress and singer-songwriter
Actress and singer from Hong Kong
Texas, USA; actress
Actor
Belgian race car driver
English politician
Statesman
Australian rugby player
American politician
American actress and singer (Side Effect),
English-American author
Rogers, Arkansas -- Kayak (1996 Olympics)
Actress (Shana Vochek-Loving)
Canadian-English keyboard player composer (The Fall).
Famous birthdays on September 30th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959American actress and model
Author
New Orleans, Louisiana -- LPGA golfer (1993 Minn LPGA Classic-30th)
Poland: Jazz singer (Time and Life).
Italian basketball coach and player
Dutch soccer player (Ajax RKC / Amsterdam Admirals).
French homicide. Gregory's cousin was murdered for his crime. His body was found tied and drowned by the river Vologne on the 10/16/1984. The Villemin trial was a high-profile case. It turned out that the Villemin family was the victim of anonymous phone calls and letters from a malignent individual. Judge Lambert, a true weathercock, conducted the inquiry according his …
New York, USA; actor (Jack Forbes - Loving).
American guitarist and singer-songwriter
Musician
Equestrian show jumping (1996 Olympics).
American actress
French politician and member of the National Assembly of France. He is a representative of the Yvelines region and a member the Union for a Popular Movement.
Comedian
DC, USA; actor ("Derek – All My Children").
Belgian Princess/Daughter of Leopold III/ Lilian Baels
Manager and English footballer
Belgian royal family, named Maria Esmeralda Adelaide Lilian Anne Leopoldine. She is the third child of King Leopold III and Queen Liliane.
German engineer co-founded Sun Microsystems
English writer and elder daughter of actor Richard Attenborough and film director Lucy Attenborough died in Andaman-Sumatra tsunami on 26/12/04 with her daughter Lucy.
Explorer
Irish flute player (Altan), (d. 1994).
Journalist
Politician
English academic and historian
American actor on stage and television. Levels was the director and founder of the Henry LeTang School of Dance, where he taught such notable students as Billie Holiday and Lola Falana. He choreographed moves to be performed by Joe Frazier, Sugar Ray Robinson and Ben Vereen. His film appearance was in The Cotton Club in 1984. He also appeared in …
TV Actor
Actress
American composer and guitarist
Ohio, USA; actor (Knightwatch).
Polish singer-songwriter and producer (Perfect)
American producer and singer (CAB).
California, USA; actor.
Canadian author
American drummer (Gov't Mule)
American producer and singer-songwriter
Tennessee, USA; country singer (Jim Stafford Show).
French-American author
Politiker and social worker in England
Welsh academic and physicist
British actor (Born 1952).
French priest, Traditionalist Catholic. He is the director of the 'Institut du Bon Pasteur', which preserves the Tridentine Mass.
Rocker (Romeo Void)
Italian film, television, and theatre actresses, writers, and voice actors, most well-known for her monologues.
English singer and actor
American actor and stuntman
American singer-songwriter and guitarist (10 000 Maniacs, John & Mary).
American swimmer and Olympic champion, who won a gold medal in the 1968 women's 4x100m Medley Relay.
Australian Nobel Prize-winning academic physician
Politician
English academic and astrophysicist
United States -- Sci-fi author (Epiphany, Jehad, Clique)
English screenwriter and producer
Politician
She is a British actor, well-known family member, and spouse. She is the daughter of talent agent Cecil Tennant and prima ballerina Irina Barronova, goddaughter to Laurence
Italian actor and singer
Novelist
French jazz and free improvisation vibraphonists, composers and arrangers.
Famous birthdays on September 30th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949French test pilot and Brigadier General of the French Air Force. He was also a former CNES astronaut and ESA astronaut and served as Head of European Astronaut Centre of European Space Agency from 1 November 2005 to 1 Nov 2011.
Author
American business rep for Avid Technologies in Tewksbury, which required frequent travel. The youthful-looking Gowell, with a big smile and a surprise of hair falling on his forehead, overcame cancer to return to Avid Tech's new business development area in 2000. Before boarding United Flt, he said goodbye to his wife Barbara and their two children on 9/11/2001. 175. Terrorists …
American baseball player and coach (d.2006)
British rock guitarist, singer, and musician Boland, who was also the founder of T-Rex in 1967. Boland was a solo performer before forming his band. He signed his first recording contract in 1965. One of the band's most memorable hits was "Get It On."
British flame-haired actress who rose to fame through her television work. Lenska first made her television debut in 1973 on "Soft Beds, Hard Battles", and continued to appear until 1986 on "Star Quality". 1980 was the year she rejected a chance to work in America and became a star. Lenska published "Mammoth Hunt", her book about two expeditions she made …
Puerto Rican-American singer/songwriter (d. 1993).
Australian cricketer and educator
German race car driver
Puerto Rican singer
French writer and cult leader. He is the author of books that contain messages from an extraterrestrial. These books led to the Raelian Movement, which has over 2,000 centers around the world. Vorilhon (aka Rael) was given techniques to awaken the mind and the body. He established "Sensual Meditation" centers, where members can wear a six-pointed ring and become sensually …
American voice actress, puppeteer and actress
American newscaster and host of local talk-shows.
He was an Israeli politician and lawyer. From 1993 to 2003, Olmert was Jerusalem's mayor. After Ariel Sharon's stroke, Olmert rose to the top of the F Kadima Party leadership and was later in a coma. In April 2005, Olmert was elected Prime Minister. In the midst of allegations of corruption and poor leadership, Olmert resigned as party leader and …
English Astronomer and Academic
American radio host (d.2006)
German record producer and songwriter, often a competitor in the Eurovision Song Contests.
He was a German middle-distance runner who won a silver medal at the 1966 European Athletics Championships.
French urologist, HA'pital Cochin, Paris. He is also a member of the National Assembly of France (dA(c).putA(c). He is one of the representatives of Paris and a member the Union for a Popular Movement. He is the son of Jean-Louis DebrA (c) and twin-brother to Michel DebrA (c).
Canadian painter and singer
American basketball player (Born 1944).
Scottish footballer (Born 1944)
American actress and singer (The 5th Dimension).
Press secretary for US President Jimmy Carter
New Jersey, USA; host/singer (Solid Gold, 5th Dimension).
Politician
Nobel Prize winner for biochemist and biophysicist German-American
English composer and organist
English actor playwright and writer
American singer (Born 1942)
Italian cartoonist, noted in his field.
New York, USA: rocker (Frankie Lymon & the Teenagers – "Why do Fools fall in Love?"
Singer, dies at 25
Politician
Author
Actor
Educator
Actress
British pop producer (Joan Armatrading, David Bowie)
Sweden -- Cyclist (1968 Olympics - Silver Medalist)
Canada -- Rock vocalist / drummer (Buffalo Springfield)
Scottish politician known as the "father of poll tax".
Professor of English at University of Connecticut in Storrs. Robin Williams plays Mr. Keating in Dead Poets Society. His unconventional teaching style inspired the character. Pickering is a specialist in the common essay, children's literature and nature writers. He also has a special interest in 18th and 19th-century English literature. He has also published over 200 articles and nonfiction essays.
Swedish race car driver
Indian diplomat and academic 5th Commonwealth Secretary General
George W. Bush named Bremer, an American diplomat, special envoy for Iraq on May 6, 2003. Bremer, with his conservative political views and his expertise in counterterrorism, was considered the perfect candidate for the job. He remained in the same position until a provisional government was established. On June 28, 2004, the provisional Iraqi government was established at 10:26 am …
7th Marquess of Salisbury English politician and academic Leader of the House of Lords
Saskatchewan, Canada -- 100m runner (1964 Olympics - Bronze Medalist)
Canadian-American drummer (Buffalo Springfield & The Standells). (d. 2009).
Canadian sprinter (d. 1982).
American philosopher and academic (d.2015)
Jr., American author.
Famous birthdays on September 30th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939French Nobel Prize winner in Chemistry and Academics
Winnipeg, Manitoba -- Actor for Four Seasons-Sherry
English academic and painter
Charles J. Pedersen, a French chemist, and Donald J. Cram were awarded the Nobel Prize for Chemistry for their contributions to the laboratory synthesis, which mimics the essential chemical functions of living molecules.
Dutch MP (VVD)
Bicyclist from Italy won the Gold Medal at 1964 Tokyo Olympics.
Massachusetts, United States -- Criminal (FBI Most Wanted List).
English clarinet player and teacher (d. 2012).
Ukrainian composer
Polish-German author (d. 1997)
Ukrainian composer and pianist
Rhodesian motorcycle racer (d. 1962)
American merchandise marketer, administrator, and CEO of Diversified Energies (an energy and energy services company). Etchelecu holds a BS degree in Business Administration. He enjoys painting seascapes and is happy to relax.
Yannick Noah, a French tennis player, was born to her. Before becoming a teacher, she founded "Les enfants de la Terre", a charity that welcomes homeless children in 1988 with her son. In 1959, she married Zacharie Noah from Camerun and they had three children. Joakim Noah is her grand-son.
France sport Champion
American track and field champion, best known for his ability to run the mile. In 1960, he was an Olympian (finishing eighth in final).
American politician and lawyer, 6th Ambassador of the United States to China
(Sen-D-Tennessee, 1977- )
(Rep-D-South Carolina, 1974- )
Turkish author (d. 1976).
American author, retired columnist, editor, publisher who specializes in big game hunting topics for over four decades.
American singer, who is still on the charts longer than any other artist except Frank Sinatra. In his 40-year career, he has sold close to 80 albums. His first hits were "Wonderful, Wonderful" (his first hit) and "Chances Are".
Musician
American singer and guitarist (d.1984)
Pennsylvania, USA; singer (Your Hit Parade).
American blues singer (d. 1984)
Austrian-German entertainer. He is a singer, composer, pianist, and musician. He has over 400 compositions to his credit and has sold more than 50 million records around the world.
English manager and footballer (d. 2009).
Psychologist
Austrian singer
Actress from India-America (d. 2015).
Texas, USA; blues singer ("Hideaway").
American gospel singer
Russian Cosmonaut
General and politician from Lebanon, President of Lebanon
English actress
Leader
American actor
American baseball pitcher. He began his career with the Dodgers of Brooklyn and moved with them to Los Angeles from 1953 to 1966. He pitched the Brooklyn Dodgers to their first World Series Championship in 1965. Podres is known for his pinpoint control and fastball. He was traded to Detroit in 1966 and moved to San Diego in 1969. He …
Connecticut, USA; actor (Johnny Guitar and Rose Tattoo).
Japanese playwright and politician Governor, Tokyo
English-Australian actor (d. 2013)
American actress who rose to fame in the 1954 B movie industry. In 1959, she had her first major break with "Rio Bravo". Dickinson was a TV favourite with her series "Police Woman" (1974-1978). Television was Dickinson's best medium. TV-movies were better than the ones she was given on the big-screen. As a thriller, Dressed to Kill" 1980 was a …
Actress
English politician and educator (d. 2015).
Physicist
North Dakota, USA; American actress ("Police Woman")
Regina, Saskatchewan -- WLAF def coordinator (Frankfurt, Scotland)
Hartford, Connecticut -- Actor (Rose Tattoo, Outcast, Arizona Raiders)
Famous birthdays on September 30th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929Academic and seismologist from Greece
Japanese royalty, Princess Taka, third daughter of Empress KAjun and Emperor ShAwa. She was the elder sister of Emperor Akihito, the current Emperor of Japan. She was the wife to Toshimichi Takatsukasa (1923-1966), a son of Duke Nobusuke. She died 26 May 1989.
San Diego Actor
American illustrator and author (d. 2002).
Jewish writer, whose writings provide a poignant and sobering account of the devastation of European Jewry in World War II. In 1986, he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Peace.
Canadian-American football player (d. 2013).
American TV and film producer. He was responsible for the production of "A Rumor of War", "Rage," and "Cat People" as well as the TV series "The Amazing Spider-Man" and "The Martian Chronicles", among others.
American poet
American poet and translator
Politician
Author
Hawaiian Electric Industries is an American company with a focus on shipping, finance and insurance. Pratt is the CEO and civil engineer for Hawaiian Electric Industries. Pratt graduated from college with a BE in Civil Engineering, ME in Structural Engineering and an MBA.
French financier, and member of the famous Rothschild banking family. Baron Edmond was known for his independence from his family members and was often rumored as being the richest.
American baseball legend, who won his 100th major league game on June 6, 1953.
Hall of Famer (Won 28 awards in 1952).
Composer
Estonian basketball coach and player (d. 2012).
Russian educator and engineer
Historian / socialist
Villechétif Journalist
American author, whose books include "Other Voices, Other Rooms", 1948, "In Cold Blood," 1996, and "Answered Prayers", 1976. At 18 he was awarded the O'Henry Memorial Award.
Greek actor (d. 1999).
Jersey City, New Jersey -- Actor (7 guns to Mesa).
He is best known for his Puerto Rican song VitAn AvilA(c), which was Afro-Caribbean music. He was also known as "The singer of love". His father was a barber and he appeared as a radio amateur singer.
Coach
Welsh-English composer and pianist (Flanders & Swann) (d.1994)
American politician, who was among the most influential in California politics during the 20th century. In 1954, he was elected first to the state legislature. He quickly rose through the ranks and was elected speaker of the Assembly in 9/30/1961. He also served as the treasurer of the state.
American actor producer and director (d. 2010).
French actor in French TV, film and theatre, and film director who died 27 July 2013 at Vinon, Cher, France.
Indian screenwriter and producer (d. 2006).
Australian general (d. 2012)
Scottish-American actress, nominated six time for Academy Award in leading roles, including "From Here To Eternity,"" "Beloved Infidel,"," "Dream Wife," and "An Affair To Remember," as well as "Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison," and "The King and I." In 1957, she starred alongside Cary Grant in "An Affair To Remember", which was a classic.
American military, a Marine Corps hero who received a Medal of Honor during WWII for his heroic actions on the island of Iwo Jima.
French cellist, conductor, and composer
Composer
Brazilian-American cellist, educator
Entrepreneur
French wireless radio operator during World War II who secretly transmitted messages between France and London and also trained others.
Famous birthdays on September 30th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919Ukrainian-Russian violinist, educator (d. 2008).
Argentinian race car driver (d. 1992)
Brooklyn, New York -- Soprano (Consul, Maria Golovia)
American politician and lieutenant 26th Governor of North Dakota (d.2013)
French historian, political scientist, and political economist.
France sport Champion
French historian and political economist (d.2007)
American WWII veteran
American jazz drummer/orchestra leader ("Away We Go"), dies at the age of 69 (born 1917).
President of South Korea (d.79)
Russian actor and director (d. 2014.)
USSR -- Director (Taganka).
Assassinated General / President of South Korea (1961-1979).
Lawyer
American politician and businessman 75th Governor of Georgia (d.2003)
Maddox (Governor-Democrat-Georgia)/restaurant owner.
France Writer
Benest physician
Director
American producer and screenwriter (d. 1975).
Novelist
American actor and singer (d. 1985).
Grenoble Musician
Belfort physician
French painter, whose works are classified under the category of socialist realism.
Finnish captain (d. 1962).
Famous birthdays on September 30th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909German royalty, the third son of Crown Prince Wilhelm of Germany and Duchess Cecilie of Mecklenburg-Schwerin.
Montpellier Military man
Tarascon sur Arige Military man
Odessa (Russia) -- Violinist/Professor (Moscow Conservatory).
The Bishop Emeritus in Annecy, a French Catholic clergyman.
German / Swiss sailor / UP Correspondent / Antifascist
Netherlands Writer
Composer
British detective writer (Comedy of Terrors).
Composer
French actress and singer
Scottish-Scottish writer, literary critic, and educator. He was also a novelist under the pseudonym Michael Innes. Nearly 50 books were centered on Inspector John Appleby. These include "ApplebyaEUR[tm]s End" 1945, "The Journeying Boy" 1949, and "Death at the Chase," 1970. His last work was "Appleby and the Ospreys", 1986. Stewart also wrote under his own name.
French composer and educator. A child prodigy, she started the piano at two. She studied at a famous conservatory to the age of 14, when she was forced to abandon a career in music; her hands are too small.
English director / screen writer / producer (Red Shoes)
English physicist, academic Nobel Prize laureate
English physicist and Nobel Prize laureate
London, England -- Actor (Romeo & Juliet - Daniel Boone).
La F?re physician
Welsh poet and academic (d. 1971).
London, England -- Actor (Devil Doll and Invisible Ray).
Dutch Minister of Finance (1945-52)
Physicist
American bandleader and bassist (d. 1966).
Paleontologist
French editor of philatelic. Louis Yvert was his father. He is also the founder of Yvert et Tellier. He was manager of L'A%0cho de la timbrologie magazine and many philatelic organizations. He died in Villers-Bocage, 13 January 1964.
Mexican film actor, director and screenwriter from the Golden Age Mexican cinema. His best-known role was that of directing and staring in a variety of comedy films from the 1940s. PardavA(c), a Mexican actress, starred in some of the films. These included El baisano Jalil and El barchante Neguib. They had great chemistry on screen and were well-known for their …