David DeLuise
American actor and director, starred in '3rd Rock from the Sun'
Born in 1971, an American actor and director, primarily recognized for work in television and film. Gained prominence as a cast member of the sitcom '3rd Rock from the Sun' where portrayed character Harry Solomon. Directed episodes of various television series, showcasing a dual talent in front of and behind the camera. Participated in numerous guest roles across different genres, contributing to the entertainment industry.
Starred in '3rd Rock from the Sun'
Directed episodes of multiple TV series
Other People Born on November 11th
Pat O'Brien
American actor in classic films
Born
November 11th, 1899 126 years ago
Died
October 15th, 1983 42 years ago — 83 years old
An American actor emerged in the early 20th century, becoming prominent in Hollywood. Main roles included portrayals in films such as 'Knute Rockne, All American', where the actor played the titular character, and 'The Front Page', showcasing notable performances. Active from the 1920s through the 1970s, contributions to the film industry included work in both dramas and comedies, establishing a longstanding presence in cinema. The actor also participated in various war bond drives during World War II, showcasing patriotism during turbulent times.
Continue ReadingPhilip McKeon
American actor, best known for 'Alice'
Born
November 11th, 1964 61 years ago
Died
December 10th, 2019 6 years ago — 55 years old
Began acting career at a young age, gaining recognition for portraying Tommy Hyatt in the television series 'Alice' from 1976 to 1985. This role became a defining part of the career. Engaged in various projects beyond television, including voice work and film appearances. Also had a presence in the radio industry, contributing as a host and producer in later years. Continued to participate in the entertainment industry until his passing.
Continue ReadingHugh Everett III
Physicist known for many-worlds interpretation
Born
November 11th, 1930 95 years ago
Died
July 19th, 1982 43 years ago — 51 years old
Born in 1930, a physicist and mathematician introduced the many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics, proposing that all possible outcomes of quantum measurements are physically realized in some 'world' or universe. Developed the concept while completing a doctoral dissertation at Princeton University. The theory challenged traditional views and influenced the fields of physics and philosophy, although initially met with skepticism. Later in life, worked in operations research and contributed to various applications of mathematics.
Continue ReadingVictor Emmanuel III of Italy
King of Italy during World War I
Born
November 11th, 1869 156 years ago
Died
December 28th, 1947 78 years ago — 78 years old
Reigned as King of Italy from 1900 to 1946. Oversaw Italy during World War I and faced significant political challenges, including the rise of Fascism and the abdication of his throne after World War II. The reign ended with the establishment of the Italian Republic in 1946. After abdication, lived in exile in Egypt until death in 1947.
Continue ReadingMartha Annie Whiteley
Chemist and mathematician specializing in analysis
Born
November 11th, 1866 159 years ago
Died
May 24th, 1956 69 years ago — 89 years old
Contributed significantly to the fields of chemistry and mathematics during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Worked extensively in analytical chemistry and published numerous papers that enhanced the understanding of chemical analysis. Held a position as a lecturer and continued to inspire students and colleagues with research and dedication to education. Also served as an early member of various scientific societies, promoting the advancement of women in science.
Continue ReadingPaul Signac
French painter; co-founder of Pointillism
Born
November 11th, 1863 162 years ago
Died
August 15th, 1935 90 years ago — 71 years old
A prominent French painter and educator, contributed significantly to the development of Pointillism as a technique in painting. Worked closely with Georges Seurat, using small dots of color to create vibrant images. Signac was also an influential figure in the Neo-Impressionism movement, showcasing a unique blend of color theory and vibrant landscapes. Published several important texts on color and painting methods, further influencing contemporary artists. His works often depicted coastal scenes and Parisian landscapes.
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