Lothaire Bluteau
Canadian actor known for 'Jesus of Montreal'
Born
April 14th, 1957
68 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
Canada
Links & References
Born in 1957, this Canadian actor gained prominence for work in film and television, particularly in the acclaimed movie 'Jesus of Montreal'. The film, released in 1989, received international recognition and won several awards at film festivals. The actor's contributions to the industry included a variety of roles in both French and English productions, showcasing a strong presence in the Canadian cinematic landscape.
Starred in 'Jesus of Montreal'
Appeared in 'The Last Casino'
Featured in 'The 4400'
Other People Born on April 14th
Michael Baze
Baze participated in thoroughbred horse racing, achieving significant success in the competitive field. Began career in the early 2000s and quickly garnered attention for skill and commitment. Competed at major venues including Churchill Downs and Santa Anita Park. Notably won the 2009 Santa Anita Derby aboard the horse 'Chocolate Candy'.
Continue ReadingKyle Farnsworth
A professional baseball pitcher, played in Major League Baseball (MLB) for multiple teams during a career spanning from 1999 to 2016. Started with the Chicago Cubs and later played for teams such as the Detroit Tigers, Atlanta Braves, New York Yankees, Tampa Bay Rays, and the Kansas City Royals. Achieved significant success in 2003, contributing to the Florida Marlins' World Series title. Known for a powerful fastball and a notable strikeout rate, Farnsworth was often utilized in high-leverage situations throughout his career.
Continue ReadingVictor Borisov-Musatov
Born in Russia, a painter and educator specialized in Symbolism and portraiture. Studied at the Moscow School of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture, showcasing talent early on. His works include landscapes and intimate portrayals, characterized by a lyrical style. Engaged in teaching, influencing a generation of artists. His pieces reveal a fascination with the interplay of light and color.
Continue ReadingFrançois Duvalier
Served as the 40th President of Haiti from 1957 until his death in 1971. Initially elected as a reformist, implemented policies that led to authoritarian rule. Established a strong presence through the use of propaganda and repression, which created a climate of fear. Promoted the cult of personality and engaged in extensive government control over the media and economy. Fostered a sense of nationalism, blending voodoo practices with political ideology.
Continue ReadingPaddy Hopkirk
Born in Northern Ireland, a prominent racing driver gained recognition in the 1960s. Achieved significant success in rally driving, particularly with the Mini Cooper. Won the Monte Carlo Rally in 1964, a landmark achievement in the motorsport world. Competed in various other racing events, showcasing skill and determination on the track.
Continue ReadingHusain Salaahuddin
A renowned Maldivian poet and scholar, contributed significantly to the literary landscape of the Maldives. Focused on highlighting the beauty of the Maldivian language and culture through poetry and academic pursuits. Worked extensively in promoting Maldivian literature and education. Authored several works that reflect the themes of nature, love, and social issues, providing insights into Maldivian identity and heritage.
Continue Reading