List of celebrities and famous people who were born on March 31st
Famous birthdays on March 31st for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2004Musical.ly Star
Filipino child actor and dancer
Pop Singer
Movie Actor
YouTube Star
Dancer
Famous birthdays on March 31st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1999South Korean actor
Folk Singer
Estonian tennis player
American-born Canadian ice hockey player
German short track speed skater
Vine Star
Vine Star
American actor.
YouTube Star
Pop Singer
Australian surfer
Dutch baseball player
Swedish footballer
YouTube Star
Swiss-Finnish tennis player
Lithuanian figure skater
Dutch footballer
YouTube Star
Dutch footballer
Croatian footballer
Thai badminton player
Austrian footballer
Czech footballer
Rapper
Serbian footballer
Rapper
American author and model
Actress
Hungarian footballer
Musician
Swedish tennis player
American football player
Famous birthdays on March 31st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989Spanish footballer
German long jumper
Slovenian footballer
Chinese swimmer
Guamanian-Filipino actor
Scottish-Danish rapper
Venezuelan baseball player
Dominican baseball player
Drummer
English footballer
American basketball player
American football player
Belgian footballer
Pop Singer
Namibian cricketer
American family of fame, Britt Ekland's son and James McDonnell's musician husband, also known as Slim Jim Phantom, a former member the rock band "Stray Cats."
Bassist
Dutch footballer
Indian chess grandmaster
Her dad William Stern was presented with the award
Danish player in ice hockey
Mexican footballer
Russian figure skater
American football player
Spanish footballer
Italian footballer
American soccer player
English footballer
Belgian-Dutch singer (d. 2013)
American soccer player
Portuguese footballer
Portuguese footballer
German-Croatian footballer
Welsh footballer
Austrian footballer
American singer (Born 1925)
Rapper
American actress
American football player
Swedish wrestler
Australian television host
Canadian ice hockey player
American football player
Danish footballer
Ukrainian race car driver
Thai actress and Thai martial artist
Peruvian footballer
English rugby player
American runner
Estonian heptathlete
American football player
American soccer player
Saudi Arabian footballer
Canadian ice hockey player
Italian footballer
Indian actress and producer
Thai actress
Guitarist
TV Actress
Politician
Irish footballer
Australian rugby player
Voice Actor
Greek gymnast
American baseball player
English actor
Estonian basketball player
Cricket Player
Gabonese footballer
Royal Oak, Michigan -- Dancing skater (with Butler-National 1997 National).
Israeli footballer
Actor
American football player
American painter
Estonian journalist and translator of author
American producer and singer-songwriter
American guitarist (Cobra Starship, This Is Ivy League).
Israeli footballer
American guitarist and singer-songwriter
Dutch swimmer
Gambian footballer
Belgian footballer
Irish actor
Actress
Gambian footballer
Comedian
Taiwanese baseball player
Japanese actress and singer
R&B Singer
American singer and actress
Western Australia, Australia -- Gymnast (1996 Olympics)
Swedish blogger and lawyer
Danish footballer
English footballer
Canadian ice hockey player
Famous birthdays on March 31st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979English porn actress and director
American baseball player
American football center. The Cleveland Browns drafted him in the third round, 2002 NFL Draft. He played college football for Maryland.
Israeli footballer
Scottish coach and martial artist
Musician
Actor
American baseball player
Argentinian footballer
French footballer who plays for Caen as a winger. Rothen has won 13 caps with the French national football team. Rothen represented France at the 2004 European Football Championship, winning the FIFA Confederations Cup together with France in 2003.
French footballer
English actor
American rapper
American football player
German porn actress
English coach and footballer
Italian swimmer competed in the 2000 Olympic Games in Australia. He won the Gold Medal in 100m breaststroke. It was the first ever Italian swimmer to win at the Olympics in swimming, 9/17/2000, 18.35 AEST in Sydney. This Olympic record is 1:00.46
Novelist
Driver of a race car in Australia
Japanese bass player songwriter and producer (Dir En Grey)
American porn actress
Rapper
American basketball player
American mixed martial artist
Orem, Utah -- Miss America - Utah (1996)
American actor and lawyer
American skateboarder
Latvian-Russian footballer
Singaporean actor
Jamaican DJ and singer
Comedian
American screenwriter and producer of director films
Australian rugby player and coach
Scottish rugby player
Finnish race car driver
Greek basketball player
English actress
American baseball player
Swedish bass player (Placebo).
Welsh-Canadian actor
NFL linebacker (Green Bay Packers, Super Bowl 31).
Actress (Sara Henderson Harrison & the Hendersons).
tackle (Tampa Bay Buccaneers).
German screenwriter and director producer
Miss Universe - Greece (1996)
linebacker (San Diego Chargers).
Miss Universe - Curacao (1996)
Scientist
English choreographer and ballet dancer
Reality Star
Chilean-Spanish screenwriter and director
Entrepreneur
American internet personality
Spanish film director
American homicide victim. This attractive teacher was cycling on Cape Cod on July 11, 1999. When she returned to her car, which was parked near Sagamore Rotary in Bourne MA, her car wouldn't start. She called her mother and the American Automobile Association (AAA). After the AAA towing company couldn't transport her car to Boston for several hour, she accepted …
Greek hammer thrower
Fort Sill (Oklahoma) -- Shot putter/discus thrower (1996 Olympics-Silver Medalist).
Coach and footballer from Italy
American screenwriter and producer of actor actors
The Church of Scotland appointed the first openly homosexual Protestant minister from Scotland, Queen's Cross Church in Aberdeen.
Scottish actor who made his film debut in 1994. He played a small part in Bill Forsyth’s episodic "Being Human." McGregor was first noticed in 1994 when he played the role of Alex Law on "Shallow Grave." Then came "Trainspotting" and "The Pillow Book." McGregor also lost 30 pounds and had to shave his head in order to play the …
Hockey Player
Actor
American animator producer, screenwriter
Referee and English footballer
English cricketer
Greek-Cypriot footballer
Poet
NHL defenseman (Belarus, Olympics - 1998)
Slovenian politician, 7th Prime Minister of Slovenia
American singer/guitarist (Damageplan & Halford).
NFL tight end (Jacksonville Jaguars).
American television host
Fullback in Australian field hockey (Olympics 1996).
Screenwriter and producer of Australian actors
Famous birthdays on March 31st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969Burundian-Swedish politician
American television host
Reality Star
NFL tackle / guard (Cincinnati Bengals)
American basketball player and sportscaster
French filmmaker and writer, Moix was born to a Jewish family. Podium was his first movie. It was inspired by Claude FranASSois, a French singer.
NBA forward (NY Knicks, Charlotte Hornets)
American basketball coach and player
Journalist
Japanese mixed martial artist and wrestler
Finnish javelin thrower
American basketball player: Forward/Center, Hornets
American blogger, theologian, speaker, and author who is a leader in the emerging church movement. Jones is the editor or author of 11 books, as well as dozens of articles on academic topics. His writings include postmodernism and youth ministry, spiritual formation, theories of atonement, and ecclesiology. Jones lives with his second wife, and their three children in Minnesota. Jones …
Norwegian vibraphonist
Georgia, USA; LPGA golfer (1995 Nabisco Dinah Shore).
Houston Oilers).
English journalist and runner
American race car driver
New York, USA. Team handball left wing (Olympics 1996).
QuTbec Canada 52kg Judoka (Olympics 1996).
American producer and actor
Famous for his hard ascents in Himalaya and the Alps, French mountaineer.
American ice hockey coach and player
American screenwriter and author
California, USA; tennis star (1989 Auckland).
Actress
American comic-book writer
Massachusetts, USA; NHL goalie for the Pittsburgh Penguins
Texas, USA; actor.
Italian actress in television, theatre, and cinema. Her most prominent role is that of Commissioner Giovanna Scalise, the protagonist in the police drama series "Distretto di Polizia (Police District)" and "Distretto di Polizia 2 (Police District 2), which aired on Canale 5 by Mediaset from 2000 to 2001. She won the Volpi Cup award in 1995 Venice Film Festival for …
Hong Kong actor and guitarist (Beyond).
American rapper of Run DMC, a group that is given credit for bringing hip-hop music to mass audiences in the 1980s. The group was the first rap act to be on the top 10 and was the first featured on MTV music channel. The group had its first hit, "It's Like That," in 1983. in 1985 "Raising Hell" became the …
American producer and host of radio
American screenwriter and comedian
NFL linebacker (Denver Broncos).
NFL guard (Denver Broncos - Super Bowl 32)
NFL cornerback (Cin Bengals)
American comedian and radio host
Hong Kong musician (Beyond).
Nebraska, USA; rock guitarist (Warrant Cherry Pie).
English politician and accountant
Norwegian bassist
Australian dancer and actor
Finnish politician and footballer
American football player
Politician
Musician
American producer and director (d. 2011).
American producer and screenwriter
California, USA; 4x100 metre runner (Olympics-gold-1984).
American actress and comedian
Los Angeles, California -- 4x100m runner (1984 Olympics-Gold Medalist).
American singer and actress (Born 1960).
NFL tackle (Dallas Cowboys).
French comics author Bloodi is a punk addict who lives with rats.
California, USA; actress (Nicole Love-Another World).
Famous birthdays on March 31st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959French road bicycle racer. He was the King of the Mountains at the 1990 Tour de France.
Irish bass player (Stiff Little Fingers, Friction Groove).
Author
Translator and poet from Switzerland
Scottish guitarist, musician and member of the Bay City Rollers band. McGlynn joined the band in July 1977, replacing Ian Mitchell, one of the founding members of the original group. Only two hits were left before the band was defunct in 1978.
French politician and member of the National Assembly of France. She represents Paris and is a member the Socialiste radical, citoyen et diverse gauche.
New York, USA: actor (Rafe Garretson-One Life to Live).
New Hampshire, USA. Rower (Olympics 1996).
Scotland; rock guitarist (Bay City Rollers).
American actor
German actor and tenor
American actor
Connecticut, USA; actress ("Vicky – Three's a Crowd").
California, USA; actor (Ross - California Fever).
Shadow Leader of the House of Commons: An English politician and businessman
Comedian
Director
Texas, USA; Lieutenant Colonel Army/astronaut.
American family of fame, Pilar Palleta is the fifth child of John Wayne. She was raised in a safe environment.
French business leader in vaccine industry who is Executive Chairman of Biovision, an annual forum on future-oriented life sciences research.
A Scottish-Australian musician and rhythm guitarist for the rock band "AC/DC". Malcolm, his brother, is also a guitarist in the group. AC/DC made their debut in 1973 at Chequers club in Sydney, Australia. They recorded a group album in July 1973 and then disbanded soon after. The Young brothers relocated the group to Melbourne and recruited new members. In 1974, …
American politician and Massachusetts State Senator from South Boston. Lynch, a third-term Democrat, is looking at a bid for lieutenant governor in 2002. He became a congressman instead, succeeding Joseph Moakley, his mentor and long-time friend.
German professional media astrologer. He was based in Munich in the 1980s and 1990s. He was the publisher of the popular astrological magazines, Jupiter and Astro-venus. NoA(c) Astro TV made him well-known. Questico AG Berlin now owns his company and brand 'NoA (c) Astro'.
New Zealand cricketer
Latvian actress and director of choreography
England, United Kingdom -- Rock drummer ("Babys-Missing you")
French kidnapper and killer tried to murder Philippe Bertrand (a seven-year old boy) in January 1976. Henry was sentenced in 1977 to life imprisonment. Henry was sentenced to life imprisonment in 1977. He earned his bachelor's degree while in prison. He was released on parole in 2001.
California, United States -- Rock keyboardist ("Huey Lewis & The News")
American composer and guitarist (d. 2014).
Kentucky, USA; singer (Kentucky Headhunters - "Davy Crockett").
Irish comedian and actor
American porn actress
Swedish model
Australian actress, model, and artist. She is best known for her haunting paintings that foreshadowed the impending death of her on 12 May 1984.
Puerto Rican performer/singer
New York, USA: actor (Joe- Hill Street Blues and Sonny-Laverne, Shirley).
Scottish comedian and actor, Cracker is the star of the acclaimed TV series on mystery-drama.
Hungarian chess player
rocker (Johnny Winter Band).
Actor
Breast Cancer Campaigner / Pathologist
Scottish comedian and actor, Cracker is the star of the acclaimed TV series on mystery-drama.
Italian actor who died in Rome, 8 August 1991.
Hungarian chess player, author
American actor and football player
American academic and anthropologist
Japanese singer and actor
Famous birthdays on March 31st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949Canadian ice hockey player
English activist
American politician. He is a popular member of the Democratic Party. He is the son of a powerful U.S. senator. He is the only son of a powerful U.S. Senator, Albert Gore Sr. and Pauline LaFon Gore. Pauline LaFon Gore graduated from Vanderbilt Law School and worked as a helpmate for her husband. Al was a child of great social …
TV Actress
American singer, "Crawlin’ King Snake", 1993. Proud to be of her Native American heritage, she wore black hair long and straight with bright colors and sparkling jewels. She also spends a lot of time outside gardening and connecting with nature.
Novelist
American golfer.
England; guitarist (Bad Company and Mott The Hoople).
USA; American politician (Senator-Democrat-Tennessee, 1985-92)/45th US Vice President (1993-).
Dutch singer/flutist (Focus - "Hocus Pocus", Introspection).
Canadian diplomat and politician 20th Premier of Manitoba
Russian coach and ice dancer
Belgian cyclist
American educator and author
New York, USA. Actress (Zena-Taxi, Carla-Cheers).
Illinois, USA; rocker Buckinghams
Colombian politician and economist, 36th President of Colombia
Rwandan-American mathematician, academic
Danish-Faroese piano composer and producer (Yggdrasil).
English politician and academic
Israeli economist and physicist (d. 2011).
Venezuelan baseball player (d. 1984)
English politician
Winston Salem, North Carolina -- Rock guitarist / vocalist (Turtles)
North Carolina, USA. Rock guitarist/vocalist (The Turtles).
Venezuelan baseball player (d. 1984)
New York, USA. Comedian/actor (Welcome back Kotter).
American screenwriter and actress
American engineer and computer scientist
Actress and singer from Wales (d. 1995).
New York, USA: Actress (Judy 9 to 5).
Musician
American comedian and actor
He was a French pop singer who had a number one single, "La Plage aux Romantiques", which was a hit in France (1966). This was followed by "Kilimandjaro" (1967).
English singer-songwriter/guitarist (Mott The Hoople and Bad Company).
Rock bassist / vocalist (Fortunes)
Politician
American screenwriter, actor, and director. He has appeared in over 100 films and TV shows including The Deer Hunter and Annie Hall. Walken won the Academy Award for Best Supporting actor in 19 and has been nominated for many other awards.
American chess champion, He was a counselor for the Community Sex Information Center.
Swedish screenwriter and director
English costume designer
Queens, New York, USA; actor (Deer Hunter, Brainstorm).
Russian / US Orchestra Leader (NBC Comedy Hour), Dies at 81
American writer, artist, and curator.
American scientist and conservative talk-show host. His vitriolic rants on "The Savage Nation", as well as his conservative and controversial views, have earned him a large audience. According to him, he invented the phrase "Compassionate Conservatism", which George W. Bush used in his bid to win the White House in 2000. Savage believes the phrase means "with passion."
Swedish politician
American producer and guitarist (d. 2013).
Australian swimmer
Italian illustrator and author (d. 1995).
WLAF head coach (Scottish Claymores).
American politician and lawyer
English production designer and artist director (d.2013)
American politician and lawyer
Famous birthdays on March 31st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939German producer and director
American playwright with more than 50 plays that have been translated into more than thirty languages. According to reports, he is the most prolific American playwright in France. He is the author of "Lebensraum", "The Indian Wants The Brooklyn" and "Growing Up Jewish". His work has been recognized with two Obie Awards, an Emmy Award, a Drama Desk Award, and …
Georgian politician and anthropologist 1st President, 1993
German footballer
German film director
American judge and lawyer (d. 2013).
Scottish politician and leader of Liberal Party. He was the President of Edinburgh University's Liberals while in college in 1959. He was appointed Assistant Secretary of the Scottish Liberal Party three years later. He was elected to Parliament in 1964 and was the youngest member. He served two years. He was the Liberal Chief Whip from 1971-1975. He was elected …
22nd Governor of Kerala by an Indian politician
Economist
Illinois, USA; writer (Sir Scoundrel, Great Women Reporters).
Japanese voice actress
American television announcer
German runner
English academic and biologist
American pianist composer and conductor (The Beepers).
Estonian basketball player (d.2005)
Canadian ice hockey coach and manager (d.2005)
Missouri, USA; actor (Rollo-Sanford and Son).
American composer
French scientist and politician.
Actor
Dutch singer-songwriter (Mouth & MacNeal) (d. 2004)
Scientist
Canadian ice hockey coach and player
Author (Small Changes and Gone for Soldiers).
Japanese actor
Japanese actor
American trumpet player and bandleader of the seven-man group "Tijuana brass", who began trumpet lessons at the age of eight. The group was formed in 1962, and became popular with its South American rhythms during a time when rock was most in fashion.
California, USA; actor ("Dr Kildare").
American novelist (Born 1935).
American actor, seen in TV and film. In the 1960s, he was the main character in "Dr. Kildare", a popular TV series. Chamberlain's films include: "Petulia," 1968, "Julius Caesar," 1969," "The Three Musketeers," 1972; "The Towering Inferno," 1975; and "The Last Wave," 1978. In the 1970s, Chamberlain was well-known for his prestigious stage roles that earned him fine reviews. The …
American actress, singer and leader of Partridge Family Band. She was a star in "Oklahoma" (1955), "Carousel", 1956, "The Music Man" 1962, and "Elmer Gantry", 1960, for which she won an Oscar as Best Supporting Actress.
Simon van der Meer was an Italian nuclear physicist. He won the Nobel Prize for Physics 1984 with his partner Simon van der Meer. The discovery of the subatomic W particle and Z particles, which were both short-lived, was another step in the direction of proving the unification theory.
American singer-songwriter
Sinnige; Dutch alderman for finance (social democratic).
American Country-Western singer. A strange figure in the early days rock aEUR (tm)naEUR (tm) roll. He was also known as Johnny Dee, Ebe Sneezer, and the Epidemics. Although he was a quirky singer, he was a better songwriter. His last major success was "Indian Reservation", a hit that Paul Revere and The Raiders recorded in 1971.
Russia -- Cosmonaut (Vostok 1 backup)
Indian poet and author
England; stuntman (double in James Bond)
Romanian poet (d. 1983).
Pennsylvania, USA; actress (The Partridge Family and Elmer Gantry).
American singer-songwriter/basist (Carter Family, The Carter Sisters). (d. 1999).
Romanian poet (d. 1983).
Kyoto, Japan -- Director (Town of Love & Hope).
His works are modern abstracts and were created by an American artist and sculptor. He was an experimenter with plastics and created modern art using the material. His reputation as an artist was established in Los Angeles by 1957. He continued producing beautiful pieces until his passing. Kauffman started painting when he was 7. Kauffman began painting at age 7. …
Illinois, USA; writer (Sir Scoundrel, Great Women Reporters).
American author
Belarusian shot putter (d. 1997)
American golfer (d.2013)
Louisiana, USA. PGA golfer (1968 Byron Nelson Classic).
Actor
Entertainer
Famous birthdays on March 31st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929Vancouver, British Columbia -- Actor (Dave-Surfside Six, Another World)
American author and lawyer
Liz Claiborne Inc. was founded by Liz Claiborne, a Belgian-American fashion designer.
American lawyer
He was a French embroidery designer, and an heir to Maison Lesage's embroidery atelier. His father, Albert Lesage had purchased it from Albert Michonet in 1924. His embroidery work was well-known in Paris, France's high fashion houses. The business was managed by Lesage throughout the 20th century, when many traditional French embroidery houses had disappeared. The House worked with well-known …
American country music, honky-tonk singer and prolific songwriter in the 1950s. His relaxed singing style was a major influence on Roy Orbison, Merle Haggard and John Fogerty.
Gentilly Politician
French murder victim, Ludovic's father, killed his wife Nicole, his daughter Maryse, and grandson Jerome with an iron bar 12/20/1989. Marc found his son Ludovic having sex in 1979 with Maryse, his daughter. Ludovic was infatuated with his sister and enthralled by the idea of marrying her. Maryse, while he was serving in the Army, married in 1983 and had …
Hockey Player
American labor activist (Born 1927)
At the age of 66, a US farm worker (United Farm Workers) dies.
New York, USA. Actor (Dr Mark Craig – St Elsewhere 1776).
German professional astrologer, author of numerous astrology books. An advocate of a traditional, solid and scientific orientated astrology, his interests focused on primary and secondary directions, solar return, partnership-analysis, transits, prognosis and mundane astrology. His books include "Astrologische Direktionen," 1983, "Deutung des Solarhoroskops,"1985 and many more.
Arizona, USA; Farm labor leader (United Farm Workers).
Mexican-American labor leader of United Farm Workers of America. He is a strong advocate of Gandhi's philosophy, peace loving, and charismatic. His UFW joined a Filipino farm strike in protest of abusive treatment and he was the son of migrant workers. The five-year-old boycott of grape growers ended when the growers signed a union contract. This was the first major …
Canadian ice hockey player
Movie Actor
American politician and businessman (d. 2013).
English educator and author (d. 2005).
Charlie Chaplin's son; actor (Adding Machine and Psycho Sisters).
British citizen who arrived in Australia in November 1964 to search for his stepson, who had already moved there. Norman found the boy and decided to stay. His mother had died on August 14, 1965. He returned to England to attend the funeral. He brought his only daughter and wife back to Australia in December 1965.
Businessman
American engineer and colonel (d. 2006).
Italian artist, film and opera director, set designer, author, and illustrator of children's books. He was awarded the 1965 Caldecott Medal in U.S. picture-book illustration. This award recognized "May I Bring A Friend?" In 1966, the Italian government awarded him the Knighthood for his contribution to the arts. He died in Verona (Italy) on 11 October 2001.
He was a French boxing champion and died in France on March 31, 1972 at the age of 47.
Nantes Painters
Canadian actor and director (d.1999)
American psychologist and author "Dr. Hug" and "Dr. Love", an American psychologist and author, is known for his loving care doctrine and ending his lectures with bear hugging. In 1963, he earned his Ph.D. and was a college professor, lecturer, and frequent TV guest on talk shows. His 1972 book "Love", was his first. It examined the phenomenon known as …
English landowner.
California, USA; "Dr Hug", psychologist (Love).
American film producer and director (d. 2002).
Belgian footballer (d. 2013)
La Grange Military man
Yemeni-Israeli actress and singer (d. 2006).
Berkeley, California -- Basketballer (1948 Olympics - Gold Medalist)
American actor. He was a polished performer with many sides who alternated between musical and dramatic roles. He is best known for his role as the lead actor in "Man of La Mancha" and also appeared in "Blackboard Jungle" (1955).
Irish actor (Clockwork Orange King Lear, King Lear) dies at 58
North Ireland -- Actor (Clockwork Orange).
France sport Champion
American scientist. He is a nuclear chemist, and physicist. After graduating magnacum laude, his position as a research assistant was for the Manhattan Project 1943-1945. In 1949, he received his Ph.D. at UC Berkeley. He also taught at Florida State and the University of Chicago, and lectured in Germany, Scandinavia, and the Netherlands. He was a professor of chemistry, and …
American priest, American Archbishop of St. Louis and American ecclesiastic. May is known for his low-key, but effective leadership. He was elected vice president of The National Conference of Catholic Bishops (NCCB), in 1983. He became its president three year later. He is considered quiet-spoken, moderate, and meditative. May began his Episcopal career in Chicago as an auxiliary bishop, then …
French bookbinder, who began writing poetry and edited a poetry magazine before opening a bookstore in Cannes that sold rare books.
Costa Rican writer. Her narrative is rich and consistent. After completing her university studies, she went on to study philology and then continued with postgraduate studies in France. First at the University of Costa Rica, she then taught at the National University. The School of Literature and Language Sciences of which she was the co-founder and first director was also …
Casting director and American actress (d. 2011).
Salses Politician
France sport Champion
Duchess of Devonshire is an English noble
German pilot and soldier (d. 2014).
Voeten-] Minco Dutch author (Bitter Herb).
Famous birthdays on March 31st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919Anglo-American essayist/philanthropist, biological child of Hilda Doolittle, Imagist poet, and adopted daughter of Bryher, Doolittle's longtime female friend.
Choisy le Roi EXecutives
American football player (d. 1993).
Dir (Peacemaker under the Planet of the Apes).
American violinist and educator (d.2002)
American voice actress (d.2012)
American judge and lawyer from Texas. Charles Harrelson, father of actor Woody Harrelson, assassinated Wood outside his San Antonio home on 29 May 1979. Wood's assassination was the first federal judge murder in the 20th century.
Jr., American jurist (d. 1978)
Pajaro composer.
Businessman
French banker.
Japanese WWII fighter (surrendered 1972), dies at the age of 82
English author and historian (d. 1993).
Mexican writer, poet, and diplomat. He is widely recognized as one the most important Latin American writers of 20th century. In 1990, he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature.
Spanish pedagogy, teacher, and socialist polictican.
Artist
American singer and guitarist (d.2006)
Celebrity
Celebrity
American soldier and author (d.2009)
Nancy Military man
Civil servant/ Resistance fighter
American guitarist (d. 1987).
German soprano (d. 1986)
French Catholic priest, ordained on 14 July 1935. On 13 November 1958, he was ordained a bishop. From 1958 to 1987, he was the 104th Bishop of Metz.
Famous birthdays on March 31st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909French right-wing journalist and intellectual who was the literary criticism of the journal "Action FranASSoise" as well as editor-in-chief at "Je Suis Partout" from 1938-1941. After the liberation, he was taken into custody for his active collaboration with the Nazis. He refused de Gaulle's offer to clemency and was sentenced to death by the French courts.
Dutch Member of Parliament (GVP),/editor (Netherlands Daily).
American vibraphone composer and player (d. 1999).
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Actor ("Julia, Hell Town")
Japanese Nobel Prize laureate in Physics and Academics (d. 1979).
composer.
Japanese physicist, Nobel laureate (d. 1979)
English screenwriter and director (d. 1986).
France Writer
French writer. She died in Paris, 21 March 2002.
Serbian painter (d. 1964)
Poet
American actor (d. 1939).
French actor who died in Paris on February 15, 1964.
Writer
Estonian wrestler
Masseret Politician
Belgium Writer
The Duke of Gloucester, British royal. He was the third child of Princess Mary of Teck and King George V.
France Scientist
Duke of Gloucester (d. 1974)
English Duke of Gloucester/Earl of Ulters