Vincent D'Onofrio
1959 – · United States
American actor. He has appeared in various productions, including the television series Law & Order.
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1959 – · United States
American actor. He has appeared in various productions, including the television series Law & Order.
1946 – · United States
American actor, filmmaker, and screenwriter. He became a global action star through the Rocky and Rambo franchises.
1848 – 1908 · United Kingdom
English literary critic and professor. He lectured at Oxford and is widely known for his posthumously published Aphorisms.
1834 – 1926 · United States
American educator who served as president of Harvard University for 40 years, transforming it into a modern research university. He is also known for editing the Harvard Classics collection.
France
A traditional French proverb.
1980 – · United States
American singer and songwriter. She is known for her powerful vocals and is a pop icon who has won multiple Grammy Awards.
1735 – 1819 · United States
American scholar and statesman. He was one of the figures involved in drafting the United States Constitution.
1685 – 1732 · United Kingdom
English poet and dramatist. His best-known work is The Beggar's Opera.
David McCullough Jr. is an American author and educator, known primarily for his writings on literature and history. He gained recognition for works like 'You Are Not Special', which combines personal experiences with historical events to inspire readers.
1859 – 1928 · United States
American author and educator. He is remembered for his collection of aphorisms, Salt from My Attic.
1897 – 1998 · United States
American banker and author. He wrote numerous books on public speaking and quotations, including "The Successful Speaker's Handbook."