List of celebrities and famous people who were born on July 31st
Famous birthdays on July 31st for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2000Movie Actress
Famous birthdays on July 31st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1999Actress
Vine Star
Movie Actor
Pop Singer
TV Actor
YouTube Star
Filipina child actress
Vine Star
TV Actor
YouTube Star
Rapper
Rapper
Australian actor
YouTube Star
Reality Star
Pop Singer
Cuban baseball player
American race car driver
Canadian ice hockey player
Model
Hungarian tennis player
Musician
Russian juggler
YouTube Star
Spanish singer
Croatian football player with Albanian heritage.
Vine Star
YouTube Star
Famous birthdays on July 31st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989Belarusian tennis player
Movie Actress
TV Actor
American family of note, Marsha Williams was the first child. She weighed in at 9 lbs 6 oz.
TV Actor
Reality Star
Football Player
American Christian singer/songwriter/musician
New Zealand rugby league footballer
American football player
Australian Actress
Instagram Star
American soccer player
Pop Singer
Russian player in ice hockey
American football player
Actor
American guitarist and singer
Metal Singer
Turkish actress
American mixed martial artist
Brazilian footballer
American football player
English actor
Actress
Zimbabwean cricketer
American banjo player and singer (Dropkick Murphys, The Exit).
Spanish tennis player
Actor
American singer-songwriter (Avenged 7fold)
American singer (Avenged sevenfold)
Metal Singer
Athlete
English footballer
American football player.
Maltese singer
New Zealand rugby player
American actor.
American comedian
Finnish race car driver
Japanese singer
New Zealand rugby union player
Famous birthdays on July 31st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979TV Actor
Spanish footballer
Actor
Italian homicide victim. She was 18 when she was strangled to death by her school friends, Ana Maria Potticelli, and Mariena Sica, at Castelluccio dei Sauri. Although the motives for the crime committed on 3/14/1998 were not revealed, it was believed to have been part of a Satanic ritual.
Actress
Danish footballer
American screenwriter and producer of actor directors
Danish footballer
American baseball player
American actor
Hong Kong singer-songwriter
American baseball player
South African-born Italian rugby player
English musician (Coldplay)
Country Singer
Children's Author
Fashion designer and actress from Greece.
English race car driver (d. 2015)
American football player and sportscaster
French slam poet.
Athlete
Dancer
American football player and sportscaster
Costa Rican manager and footballer
American producer and guitarist (Motion City Soundtrack).
American basketball player
Nizhny Tagil, Russia -- NHL defenseman (Dallas Stars)
Helping Angels was founded by a woman named Judith
American manager and player
American composer and bassist
English radio host
Former South African cricketer
American baseball player
American baseball coach and player
English actress
American-English guitarist and singer-songwriter
Actress
American football player
Musician
in Puerto Rico; spanish singer.
Politician
American professional skateboarder. Macdonald is the current record holder for the most X Games medals in vert skating and has won the World Cup Skateboarding competition a total of eight times.
Australian rugby player and coach
Saudi Arabian terrorist hijacker American Airlines Flight 11 (d.2001)
American basketball player and coach, Newcastle Eagles
Greek screenwriter and actor
Teheran, Iran -- Actress (Neverending Story)
NFL center (Indianapolis Colts).
NFL linebacker (Pittsburgh Steelers).
NFL cornerback (Cleveland Browns).
French writer who, in 2004's book "Pour l'amour de Jacques", revealed that she was the daughter of Jacques Anquetil, a famous cyclist, and Annie Anquetil, his step-daughter.
Canadian actress and stuntwoman
American singer and guitarist (2wo Loser, Red Square Black).
NFL quarterback (Washington Redskins).
American guitarist
English actor
Canadian actress
Norway -- Rower (1996 Olympics-Gold Medalist)
Malden, Massachusetts -- NHL left-wing (1994 Olympics; Anaheim Mighty Ducks).
American journalist and author
Iranian poet and author
Polish manager and footballer
Greek basketball coach and sportscaster
Famous birthdays on July 31st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969French skier who won a Silver Medal at Albertville Olympics on February 13, 1992.
Actor
Miss Universe - Zimbabwe (1996)
NFL tight end (Jacksonville Jaguars)
Germany -- Actor (Anton - All My Children)
Economist
Las Vegas, Nevada -- Actor. (Billy Bathgate. Say Anything).
American politician
American politician and lawyer
American mixed martial artist and wrestler
Former UAE cricketer
Welsh producer and director
Redlands, California -- PGA golfer (1994 Canon-3rd)
American quarterback, professional football player, and athlete. Although Ware was a college football player, he won the Heisman Trophy in 1989. However, his professional career didn't take off. From 1990-1993, he played for the Detroit Lions only four times.
French matador. LorA(c), although he was very promising in France, never became a Torero success in Spain (the goal for many French matadors).
American actor. A sad and tragic story about a young man who couldn't handle fame, fortune, and drugs. He was barely 5'6" and a touchingly handsome young man. For a time, he was a star, partying with the Hollywood young crowd and talking films like there was no tomorrow. A filmmaker saw him buying a knife and picked him up. …
NYC, New York -- Actress (Prozac nation)
Japanese voice actor
Writer
Kenyan-American runner
American basketball player
Welsh composer
Japanese singer and actress (Born 1967).
American actor
Politician
Public Servant
Japanese animator and director
Torphins, Scotland -- Golfer (Aberdeenshire champ 1989)
Italian actor, singer, imitator and TV presenter.
Encino, California -- Playmate (Mar, 1992)
Alexandra, Princess of England Daughter
British notable family, the daughter Princess Alexandra and Sir Angus Ogilvy. She was a minor member of the British royal family (24th in the line for the British crown), and she was six months pregnant when she married Paul Mowatt, a photographer from Ham, England. After that, she reconciled with her parents.
Canadian sportscaster and curler
NBA Guard (Cleveland Cavaliers and Dallas Mavericks).
British author of the critically acclaimed series of Harry Potter books. Rowlings's first book, a 1997 novel about a schoolboy wizard aged 11, was a huge success in three years. Her first three books, which have sold over 30 million copies, have been translated into 31 different languages. She is now a well-respected author with a net worth of more …
Young Adult Author
American professional wrestler
Paris, France -- Nike Golfer
American actor
Actor and rugby player from England-Australia
British film director
Irish singer-songwriter/guitarist (The Corrs).
Estonian coach and footballer
Dutch-German singer
Actress
English chef and author
British musician (The Housemartins. Freak Power. Beats International. Fatboy Slim.
Peace River -- NHL Center (Florida Panthers).
American actor
Scottish journalist, newsreader and proof-reader. Bird began performing in nightclubs at the age of 11. Bird began performing in nightclubs at the age of 11. She became a journalist for a tabloid before moving into TV as a respected professional TV presenter and reporter.
A Torino Team member, an Italian soccer player
American professional football player
Dallas, Texas -- Playmate (May, 1982)
Entertainer
Calgary, Alberta -- NHL center (Colorado Avalanche)
Indianapolis, Indiana -- LPGA golfer (1992 Oldsmobile-48th)
American politician and lawyer 31st California State Controller
American wrestler and producer
Hodge, basketball player (Harlem Globetrotters).
He was a French Olympian and noted skater who performed in the Albertville winter Olympics with Isabelle as a ice dancer, winning the Silver Medal.
American businessman and writer; the son of Henry Kissinger. He started his career as a freelance writer, and eventually became vice president of DisneyaEUR(tm's television network division.
LPGA golfer
Malaysian pilot, who was the capitan for flight MH370.
NFL guard (Minn Vikings)
English journalist and captain
American homicide following a history of violence. He was convicted on 5/28/1981 of assault and sentenced to three years imprisonment. He was released on 7/19/1983. He was arrested two months after being released from prison and brought before a judge for the stabbing and knife-slashing of a young girl to death. He had taken two 17-year-old hitchhiking girls with him …
American homicide: a young woman went insane on October 30, 1985 at 3:30 pm. In Delaware County's Springfield Mall, she entered and killed nine people in a 15 minute killing spree. Two of them were killed and seven were wounded before she was arrested. At the age of 15, she was diagnosed as schizophrenic. She has had a history of …
Scottish singer and songwriter (Josef K, Orange Juice).
Petrolia, Ontario -- NHL center (Washington Capitals)
Czechoslovakia -- Tennis star
Famous birthdays on July 31st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959American professional baseball player. He was a right-handed pitcher and played in the American League for two seasons and the National League 12 years.
Author, editor, and fashion journalist from Britain-Australia.
Singapore -- Australasia golfer
American guitarist, pianist and songwriter
British journalist and political commentator
Entrepreneur
American musician and long-time R.E.M. drummer (Rapid Eye Movement), which was undoubtedly the most influential and important American rock band of post-punk. In 1980, the group was formed in Athens GA. For their concert debut, he joined Mike Mills, Peter Buck, and Michael Stipe on April 5, 1980. Their first single was released the next year and quickly rose in …
Athlete
American Astrologer and Host of the Website, "Chiron Transpersonal Astrology."
Musician
Actor (Days of Our Lives - Ned / Ed General Hospital)
American singer and actor
Canadian fashion designer with international recognition. The Globe and Mail cited Baday as Canada's foremost womenswear designer. She graduated from Ryerson Polytechnical Univ. in 1979. Her many awards include the City of Toronto Designer of The Year (1992) and 1996; Vidal Sassoon International Buyers Designer of The Year Award (1996); 1998 Fashion Group International "Night of Stars” honoree.
American actor
English singer-songwriter/guitarist (Bauhaus Love, Rockets and Tones On Tail).
American socioologist and academic.
American actor and baseball player
American photographer
English businessman
USSR -- 4x400m relay (1980 Olympics, Gold Medalist).
Hollywood, California -- Playmate (Aug 1980)
California, USA; actor (Baa Baa Black Sheep, Ryan's Four).
Athlete
An actor and comedian from Australia, he is a comic and actor of Aboriginal origin. He has a remarkable career that spans television and film.
American screenwriter and producer of actor directors
French writer, politician, and ex-member of the European Parliament For Ile-de-France with the Mouvement pour la France. He is also a member of the Bureau of the Independence and Democracy and the European Parliament's Committee on Foreign Affairs.
American politician and lawyer, Governor of Massachusetts since January 2007.
Director of HVV (the Humanistic Organization in Belgium). Jacinta is a former senator (green party) as well as a teacher of French. She was a senator and worked with Etienne Vermeersch, among others, on cases such as poverty. Divorced, she is the mother of two adopted children.
English screenwriter and actor
American football coach and player
American illustrator and author
American radio host and lawyer
French pop singer, well-known for her hits "Mise au point", “Vivre ailleurs" and "A lavie, A l'amour” (in UK charts).
Indian actor and director (d. 2013)
German actor
Canadian ice hockey player
American actor
Japanese voice actor
South African cricketer and coach
46th Premier of Victoria, an Australian politician and architect
celloist (ELO - "Telephone Line").
Actor and politician, American football player 23rd Mayor of Fresno California
Indonesia -- Astronaut
American author
American Ice Hockey Player
Actor and politician, American football player 23rd Mayor of Fresno California
Latvian ice hockey coach and player
Portuguese critic and author
Portuguese writer
Australian tennis champion became an international star when she defeated Margaret Court to win the Women's single title at Wimbledon. She was the fifth-youngest winner in history. In 1980, she beat Chris Evert Lloyd to win Wimbledon for the second time. She is the only Australian of aboriginal descent to be a world-famous tennis player. Her movement on the courts …
French senior official, member of the Court of Auditors and CEO of AP-HP, director of ENA
Actor (Marco Dane- General Hospital One Life to Live).
Australian tennis player
German footballer
He was born in Mahdia in Algeria and took 21 children, along with their teacher (Laurence Dreyfus) hostage at a nursery school near Paris (Neuilly-sur-Seine). After dealing with Nicolas Sarkozy (Mayor of Neuily), the terrorist, who was surnamed "Human Bomb", was shot by a member the RAID forces. All hostages were saved.
Businessman
American screenwriter and actor
Georgia, USA; actor (Lieutenant Dillon - Battlestar Galactica).
Actor
Politician
French stage comedian, film actor, and director, born to a jewish couple (Berry was originally from Benguigui, Richard was inspired by the British actor Richard Greene). Before moving to Paris, his father was a hairdresser in Oran (Algeria). He wants to be an actor from an early age and he attends the same school that FranASSois BerlA (c)and. He starred …
Actor (Mason Santa Barbara, Impure Thoughts).
American writer
English racing motorcyclist
Famous birthdays on July 31st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949English politician and journalist
Politician
Voice Actor
Peruvian poet and literary critic. He attended the Sacred Heart College Recoleta, and then he joined the Faculty of Arts of the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru. From there he received a Bachelor of Arts as well as a Doctor of Literature. Senior lecturer in literature at Catholic University. Since 1975, he has been El Comercio's literary critic. He stands …
American basketball player
French historian who specializes in political and cultural history, and writes about Fascism specifically.
Australian guitarist and singer-songwriter
Rocker (Whispers)
French politician French Minister for Foreign Affairs
Movie Actor
Actor
Illustrator and author for English children
Rocker
Paris 12éme Actor
Director
Rock vocalist / guitarist (Fleetwood Mac-Oh Well)
American singer and drummer (Gary Lewis and the Playboys).
American religious leader
American politician and Governor of Massachusetts, after George Dukakis. He finally balanced the budget without increasing taxes. He cut Medicaid and welfare benefits, and was less generous with Emergency Aid claims for the elderly and children. His cuts weren't popular.
American singer (& the Playboys).
(Gov-R-Massachusetts)
Composer
Musician
Novelist
American filmmaker, whose films include independent documentaries. He was a 1967 Tufts University graduate and then an almost-graduate of University of Southern California's film school. His fame for his TV serial documentary about a farming family (aptly named "The Farmer's Wife") first aired in September 1988. It was a series that chronicled the emotional rollercoaster ride of a family in …
American actress, first of eight children of comedian-legend Charlie Chaplin, Oona OaEUR (tm),Neill and his wife, Oona OaEUR (tm), the granddaughter of Eugene OaEUR (tm),Neill. In 1965, she played the role of Dr. Zhivago's wife. She also met Carlos Saura, the director, and they had a son together that same year. One of her many roles was to portray her …
British journalist and TV presenter
Congolese-Irish politician and scholar
Illinois, USA; actress (The China Syndrome and Black Rain).
Economist
American producer and actress
American economist and Nobel Prize winner in academic Economics
US model / pop singer (Velvet Underground, Venus in Furs)
American basketball player, who played for pro basketball two seasons starting in 1966
California, USA; actress (Dr Zhivago and The Three Musketeers).
American mathematician
American singer and actor
American politician and journalist 3rd Secretary of Education, United States
LPGA golfer
New York, USA. Actress (Leslie Stewart Dallas).
French magistrate, the son of a judge, who spent his entire career working as a prosecutor.
American singer-songwriter and guitarist
Actress (Bold & the Beautiful).
British peerage, Lord, Member of Parliament with Conservative Party, Edinburgh West.
Musician
Indian politician, 8th Chief Minister for Gujarat (d.2004)
Australian squash player and coach
American academic
Politician
Northern Irish comedian and host of a game show
American academic and author
Producer (Fatal Attraction)
Famous birthdays on July 31st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939American actress and director
Former model for French-Chinese and Hollywood actress. In 1958 she was the star of Broadway's "The World of Suzie Wong". She also starred in "South Pacific", and appeared on TV as a "St. Elsewhere" 1968-1988.
American radio newscaster since 1967. He was a narcoleptic from the age of 12 and slept for up to 18 hours per night during college. He was prescribed Dexedrine by his doctor and gradually stopped taking it after 1975.
American musician and guitarist who was a member of Gary Lewis and The Playboys. In 1964, he joined Gary Lewis, his Pasadena neighbor and the son of comedian Jerry Lewis to form a band. They played at local parties as well as Disneyland with Dave Costello and Al Ramsey. They signed with Liberty Records in 1965 and had seven consecutive …
English conductor and pianist
Rock guitarist (Gary Lewis & Playboys - This Diamond Ring)
Activist
Director
Jakin, Georgia -- 4X100m relayer (1956 Olympics - Bronze Medalist)
Rocker (Browns)
Venezuelan baseball player
Canadian comedian and producer
New Jersey, USA, actor (Earl – Flo, Gun Shy).
English lawyer (d. 2015)
American screenwriter and actor (d. 2015).
Celebrity
Actor
Dutch author of novels, poetry, and travel literature.
American screenwriter and actor (d. 1979).
(Rep-R-Michigan, 1979- )
American academic and philosopher
French horse racing personality, French driver, trainer, and owner of race horses.
Rocker (Playmates)
German singer who is best known for his Russian folk songs. He also performed light classics, opera and folk songs from other countries. His charisma and gusto were his trademark. His career included over 6,000 concerts, including a seven-day, two-year stint at the French Opera, where he sang, along with other greats like Fiddler on The Roof. Rebroff performed 12 …
American guitarist and singer-songwriter
American tennis player and coach
Russian actor and clown
Famous birthdays on July 31st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929American actor. Tall and powerful, he is a strong and tall lead on screen and stage. He was nominated for an Oscar for his 1956 film "Bus Stop". He also directed "The Bachelor Party", 1957, "The Hoodlum Priest", 1961 and "A Hatful Of Rain," 1957. His TV series "The Outcasts" was 1968-1969. Murray made his Broadway debut with "The Rose …
Canadian film director and screenwriter (Born 1928).
British author
Italian journalist
Uruguayan manager and footballer
English author
USA; actor (Bus Stop Advise and Consent Endless Love).
Uruguayan footballer
American modernist architect. He is believed to be Mies Van der Rohe's right-hand man. His famed employer, Mies Van Der Rohe, was his assistant in the design of the Seagram Building on Park Avenue in Manhattan. In private practice, he later designed the McCormick Place convention centre in Chicago, Illinois.
Scottish screenwriter. He is best known for The Omega Factor (1979), The Regiment (722) and Aberdeen by Seaside and Deeside (70). He was buried in Glasgow on 29/04/2012.
American politician and lieutenant (d. 2014).
American professional athlete. He is a former baseball player for the Detroit Tigers (and Cleveland Indians).
English playwright and author
Writer
British writer.
American abortionist became a pro-life activist (Born in 1926)
American philosopher and mathematician, computer scientist and mathematician
French Olympic track and field star, who won the 1948 London Decathlon.
German composer.
American tennis coach and player (d. 2015).
Atlantic Records was founded by a Turkish-American producer and songwriter (d. 2006).
American engineer and chemist Kevlar was invented (d. 2014).
American tennis coach and father to Chris Evert
(assemblywoman-California)
American baseball manager and player (d. 2007).
Schofield Barr Military man
Italian ecclesiastic and Roman Catholic Cardinal since February 1998. Antonetti was ordained priest on May 26, 1945. He was assigned to the Novara diocese. He studied in Rome from 1947 to 1951 and was appointed Secretary of State at Vatican in 1951. In 1968, he was promoted to the rank of Bishop. During most of the 1970s and 1980s, he …
American civil rights activist (d. 1971).
Amnesty International was founded by Amnesty International, an activist and lawyer from England.
Montoire sur le Loir physician
Lincoln Ridge Politician
American sergeant and author
Leader in civil rights (head of Urban League).
American politician and lawyer, religious leader (d. 2007).
Composer
Clergyman
American religious leader (d. 2007.
Netherlands sport Champion
An English actor playing character roles in British cinema. He was most prominently active during the 1950s-60s and 1970s.
Famous birthdays on July 31st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919Italian essayist, poet, scientist and novelist. His imprisonment in Auschwitz concentration camp, 1944-1945, influenced his writings. He was born into a Jewish family and worked as a Milan-based research chemist. The German invasion of North Italy in 1943 prompted him to join an anti-fascist organization. Levi was deported after being captured. He didn't return to his job as an industrial …
Toulouse Writer
chemist/writer (Survival in Aushchwitz) (dies 1987).
Composer
Indian cricketer
American actor and sportscaster (d. 2006).
French journalist, broadcaster, playwright and scriptwriter. He died 22 July 1987.
American composer and bandleader of piano (d. 2010).
Nobel Prize Laureate in Chemistry, American chemist
New Zealand financier and businessman
American author, professor of Chemistry, author or coauthor of more than 150 scientific papers in biochemistry and molecular biology. He was married once and had three children.
American photographer (d. 2014.)
London, England -- Actor ("Too Many Crooks")
Norwegian mathematician, information scientist, also known as the "father of computer information" in Norway. He emigrated to America in 1967 and continued his work in California, New Mexico and elsewhere.
Pakistani journalist, writer and activist (Born 1916).
American baseball player, coach, official (Born 1916).
American producer and screenwriter (d. 1979).
Italian artist who used a variety of media from clay to sculpture to abstract painting.
Puerto Rican labor organizer, political activist, journalist, novelist and short-story writer.
French cinematographer, who started as an editor and sound recordist before becoming a director of short films. He was a French Air Force cameraman during WW II. He also produced commercial and industrial films. He directed over 31 films in the U.S., including 12 in the U.K., and four in the U.K. He was a favourite of French New Wave …
Academic
French screenwriter and actor (d. 1983).
French army engineer officer who was a leader in the French Resistance during WWII and then a civil engineer following the war.
French actress best known for her role as Belle in Jean Marais' 1946 film "La Belle et la BAate", ("Beauty and the Beast")
Courbevoie (France) -- Actor (I Tartassati and Fantomas).
Wine maker
France Actor
American composer and conductor (d. 1997).
French comedian, actor, interior decorator, pianist, and French film actor of Spanish origin. He was born in Paris on the same day that Jean JaurA's was murdered in Paris. FunA"s has played more than 130 roles on film and over 100 on stage. He was once married and had three sons, Daniel with his first wife, Germaine Carroyer and 2 …
American actress who, at 77 years old, held the title role in "Don’t Tell Mom, the Babysitter’s Dead" 1991. Since age 16, she was an actress. She also had a Broadway role. She continued to work throughout her life.
Belgian architect and monumental sculpturer.
Canadian ice hockey player (Born 1913).
American statistician, economist, and writer, who taught at the University of Chicago over three decades. He was the recipient of the 1976 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences. His research interests included consumption analysis, monetary history, theory, and the complexity and effectiveness of stabilization policies. He was a pioneer of the Chicago School of Economics and had a profound impact …
Chicago, Illinois -- TV host (Tonight! America After Dark)
Australian cricketer (Born 1912).
Menasha, Wisconsin -- Violinist (Liberace Show)
American baseball player. He was a right-handed pitcher for the Philadelphia Athletics (1930), and St. Louis Browns (36, 1938).
Famous birthdays on July 31st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909Rambervilliers physician
Austrian author and theorist (d. 1999).
St-Denis physician
German Nazi UntersturmfA 1/4 hrer, Second Lieutenant in the Waffen SS during World War II. The Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross was presented to him, which was an award that recognized Nazi Germany's exceptional battlefield bravery and successful military leadership during World War II. He died 20 November 2001, aged 93, Munich, Germany.
German soldier, a member the Waffen SS during WWII. His bravery in battle and service were recognized with numerous honors. He was buried on March 7, 1990.
American singer-bandleader and drummer (d. 1983).
France Actor
Espalion physician
Museum director
Pont sur Sambre EXecutives
American engineer surveyor and author (d.77)
Sportswriter (NY Times-Pulitzer 1956)
Bourg physician
American ballet dancer, choreographer, and teacher. He was a dancer with the Chicago Civic Ballet, Page-Stone Ballet, and the Federal Theatre. He also choreographed occasionally.
Australian-English soldier and cricketer (d. 1989).
A French primitive painter who painted full-time after 1942. His first paintings were displayed in 1944 and exhibited with a childlike quality that was reminiscent of Klee. He used more expressive surfaces in the late '40s, using asphalt, glue and plaster applied thickly, and then kneaded to create a paste effect. He shapes the earth colors into lava-like flows using …
French painter/sculptor (Landscape with 2 Personages).
Composer
pollster (Roper Poll).