Celebrities born on juillet 14

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Chuck Rallen Vinson (born July 14, 1956 in Elkhart, Indiana) is an American television director and producer. He is best known for his directing work on The Cosby Show. Description above from the Wikipedia article Chuck Vinson, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Tricia Collins is an actress and filmmaker. She most recently wrote, directed and played the lead in Clinch: A Violent Love Story about professional female boxers, which was made with the support of an NFB grant. Tricia attended the Bell Media and WGC Diverse Screenwriter's program, holds a Master from Ryerson University's RTA School of Media and a BFA in contemporary theatre from SFU. Her lead acting roles on stage include Smart People, The City and The City, News of the World for Neworld Theatre, Beaver by Claudia Dey, The Unnatural & Accidental Women at Buddies in Bad Times, Hunted and Women in Fish by Marie Clements. Tricia’s on-screen acting credits include Evil Men, The Good Mistress, Luna: Spirit of the Whale, The Guard, Supernatural, Eureka and Reaper. Tricia is also an advocate for and educator of youth from the margins of society. She teaches underprivileged kids how to write, act and make films.

Walter Tournier (born July 14, 1944) is a Uruguayan director of animated and documentary films, who is closely identified with that country's enterprising filmmaking community. His work has been well-received both at home and at film festivals in Latin America, Europe and the United States.

Madhu Sapre was born on 14 July 1971 in India. She is an actress, known for Boom (2003), Captain Vyom (1998) and Aap Jaisa Koi Mere Zindagi (1997). She has been married to Gian Maria since 2001.

Brayden Cross is a young American-born white male actor, represented by Helen Wells Agency. He was born on July 14, 2002 in Coshocton, Ohio, The United States of America, to Warren Cross and Retta Cross. He is the grandson of Clarence Cross and Insuk Cross, and great-grandson of Thomas Cross and Mabel Cross. He attended Conesville Elementary School and was a cross country and track runner throughout junior high and high school for River View. He graduated from River View High School in 2021. He made his acting debut performing a heavily recurring role in Chris Robinson's biographical Universal Pictures movie ‘Shooting Stars’. He portrayed a St. Vincent-St. Mary Basketball Player / Student. He then starred in the horror film '241'. He has had acting training under Broadway2LA and Houde School of Acting. He does not have any children and has never been married and is single. Brayden Cross is an anti-bullying advocate

Paul Bassett Davies, also known as Paul Bassett, is a British actor and writer. Davies' writing credits include Spitting Image; Alas Smith and Jones; Rory Bremner; Jasper Carrot; Brogue Male; KYTV; Hello Mum; Up Your News; Midweek on BBC Radio 4; News Huddlines and At Home with the Hardys (with Jeremy Hardy). His awards include Best Film at New York Film and Video Festival and IVCA Best Script award. He has also scripted music videos for, among many others, Kate Bush and Ken Russell. Davies was a scriptwriter for The Magic Roundabout film and Grass Roots. Davies appeared as a performer in the following shows: Unnatural Acts, At Home with the Hardys, Jeremy Hardy Speaks to the Nation, and The Long Hot Satsum. Davies is the author of three novels under the name of Paul Bassett Davies. Utter Folly: A High Comedy of Bad Manners was self-published in 2012 and his second novel, Dead Writers In Rehab was published through the crowdfunding online publishing platform, Unbound, in 2017. Stone Heart Deep was published in 2021. Source: Article "Paul B. Davies" from Wikipedia in English, licensed under CC-BY-SA 3.0.

Franklin Graham, son of famed evangelist Billy Graham, was born on July 14, 1952 in Asheville, North Carolina, USA. He is a producer, known for God's Not Dead (2014), Storms in Latin America (2021) and Light in the Darkness (2021). He has been married to Jane Austin Cunningham since August 14, 1974. They have four children.

In the 1990s, Siobhan Brooks-King led a movement that resulted in the first-ever sex workers union at a strip club in San Francisco. She has gone on to interview sex workers across the country and has published several articles as a result. The story of the unionizing efforts at the Lusty Lady are chronicled in "Live Nude Girls Unite!", a documentary by Julia Query. Siobhan is featured in the film. Brooks' research and advocacy expands to broader topics of gender and institutions, women of color and mental illness, queer race identities, women in the media, race and class. She is the author of the book "Unequal Desires: Race and Erotic Capital in the Stripping Industry" (SUNY Press, 2010). Siobhan Brooks is currently an associate professor of African-American studies at the California State University, Fullerton. She holds a B.A. in women's studies from the San Francisco State University, and a Ph.D. in sociology from the New School University in New York City.

Didier Marouani (né le 14 juillet 1953 à Monaco), aussi connu par son nom d'artiste, Ecama, est un compositeur et musicien français et le fondateur du groupe Space. Il commence sa carrière en composant pour des artistes français, à l'âge de 17 ans il rencontre Étienne Roda-Gil avec qui il écrit pour Nicoletta et pour Régine. Étienne Roda-Gil le pousse à chanter et lui offre dix textes qu'il mettra en musique et qu'il interprétera sur un album arrangé par Jean-Claude Vannier publié en 1974 chez Barclay. Suivront quelques autres 45 tours et trois tournées en première partie de Johnny Hallyday, Claude François et Joe Dassin. En 1977, il fonde le groupe Space en compagnie d'un pionnier du synthétiseur Roland Romanelli et du batteur Joe Hammer avec lequel il va connaître un très grand succès et vendre plusieurs millions d'albums dans le monde entier. Le premier titre de Space, Magic Fly, devient numéro un des hit-parades dans de nombreux pays à travers le monde. (no 1 à la fois des ventes et des hit-parades radios et clubs en France, Allemagne, Italie, Espagne, Scandinavie, Amérique du Sud, Angleterre, Union Soviétique; no 1 des National Disco-Charts aux États-Unis, un contrat est signé avec Casablanca Records), en tout plus de 10 millions de disques vendus en trois albums à travers le monde. En 1978, il compose la musique (sur des textes de Simon Monceau) de la Comédie musicale Le rêve de mai. L'album concept porte sur les événements de Mai 1968 et il est publié à l'occasion du 10e anniversaire des événements, en 1978. Ont participé à ce projet notamment Nicole Rieu, Jean-Michel Caradec et Nicolas Peyrac. En 1979, Didier Marouani compose l'indicatif de la première émission de science-fiction à la télévision Temps X présentée par les frères Bogdanoff. En juin 1983, la musique de Space étant très connue en Union Soviétique, Didier Marouani et son groupe Space sont invités par le Ministère de la culture soviétique pour y donner une série de 21 concerts en Union Soviétique rassemblant plus de 600.000 spectateurs à Moscou dans la salle Olympique, Leningrad et Kiev; c'est la première fois qu'un artiste français se produit dans des stades aussi grands; sa tournée est un véritable phénomène musical et social; les places se vendent au marché noir à $100; la musique et les concerts frappent l'imagination des spectateurs qui découvrent l'utilisation des lasers en concert pour la première fois. En 1985, Didier compose et produit un single pour Gloria Gaynor: My Love is Music et If I Need You. En juin 1987, Didier travaille au nouvel album de Space: Space Opera, le 1er opéra spatial, composé pour synthétiseurs et chœurs. Après 6 mois de négociations avec les Ministères soviétiques de la Culture et de la Défense, il obtient la participation des chœurs de l'Armée rouge, ainsi que celle des chœurs de l'Université Harvard (États-Unis) cet album est acheminé dans la station spatiale soviétique Mir, c'est la première fois qu'un disque est envoyé et diffusé dans l'espace; ce disque sera satellisé dans l'espace par les cosmonautes soviétiques en signe d'espoir et de communication. ... Source: Article "Didier Marouani" de Wikipédia en français, soumis à la licence CC-BY-SA 3.0.