Celebrities born on settembre 02

A third generation performer, Chuck McCann was already a show business veteran by age 11. By age 19, he had performed in nightclubs, made guest TV appearances, and was a semi-regular on The Steve Allen Show. Chuck's extensive career includes The Chuck McCann Show, Let's Have Fun Show, Little Orphan Annie, The World of Hans Christian Anderson, Herbie Rides Again, Men in Tights, Storyville. His credits also include creating, writing and starring in the popular children's shows Far Out Space Nuts, and Chuck McCann's Funstuff. Chuck now performs voices for several animated shows where he does the voices of Duckworth and The Beagle Boys for Ducktails, the series, and Ducktails: The Movie, Leatherneck on G.I. Joe, The Thing on Fantastic Four and Blizzard on Iron Man.

Kanjeng Raden Tumenggung Irwan Susetyo Pakusadewo, better known by the stage name Tio Pakusadewo (born 2 September 1963), is an Indonesian actor. He has won two Citra Awards for Best Leading Actor at the Indonesian Film Festival, for Lagu untuk Seruni (1990) and Identitas (2008). Tio was born on 2 September 1963 in Jakarta. He showed interest in the arts at an early age, taking up dance while in elementary school. In senior high he was active with the school's theatre troupe, and after graduating in 1985 Tio enrolled in the Jakarta Art Institute. On the side he worked as a model, and in 1987 he made his feature film debut playing opposite Rano Karno in Bilur-Bilur Penyesalan (Stripes of Regret), an adaptation of the novel by Mira W. In 1988 Tio took four roles, including one in Catatan Si Boy II (Boy's Diary II), which gave him national recognition. His fame was cemented through his role in Garin Nugroho's Cinta Dalam Sepotong Roti (Love in a Slice of Bread; 1990), which won the Citra Award for Best Film at the 1991 Indonesian Film Festival. Also in 1991, Tio received his first Citra Award for acting, for his role as an eccentric composer in Lagu Untuk Seruni. During the early 1990s the domestic film industry faced a steep decline, and Tio began to focus on soap operas. In 1993 he established his own production hous, Kalbuku, which produced several serials, including Desy (1994), Lakon Tiga Duda (Story of Three Widowers; 1994), Anak-Anak Menteng (Children of Menteng; 1996), Telaga Kesabaran (Lake of Patience; 1996), and Tirai Sutra (Silk Curtains; 1996).[3] The company, although initially highly successful, soon faced financial problems and closed; Tio also began facing a drug addiction. His last feature film role of the millennium was in Kuldesak (Dead End), an indie film co-directed by Mira Lesmana, Riza Mantovani, Riri Riza and Nan Triveni. The film was released in 1999. Tio would not reenter the film industry until 2004, when he portrayed a "sugar daddy" in Hanny Saputra's film Virgin. His next film role, in Nia Dinata's Berbagi Suami (Love for Share; 2006), was as a polygamist who fears his four wives. Since 2007, Tio has appeared in at least two films every year. These span a variety of genres, including the horror film Legenda Sundel Bolong (Legend of Sundel Bolong; 2007), comedy Quickie Express (2007), drama Sang Penari (The Dancer; 2011), and thriller Pintu Terlarang (The Forbidden Door; 2009). In 2010 Tio was granted the title Kanjeng Raden Tumenggung from the royal court at Sultanate of Yogyakarta; from which he is descended. That year he also established an acting school in Kemang, South Jakarta, because he considered the quality of most new Indonesian actors and actresses to be poor. The school teaches a method of acting developed by Tio himself. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Kōko Mori (森 康子, Mori Kōko, September 2, 1929) is a Japanese actress from Tokyo prefecture. She was affiliated with NAC and Kira Boshi.

Carl Gustaf Hammarsten (born September 2, 1967) is a Swedish film, television and theatre actor. He is internationally known for his role in Brüno (2009) as the title character's sidekick and gay lover.

Si chiama Matilde Lojacono ma usa il cognome della madre, Gioli. Nasce a Milano, ma vive a Madesimo per gran parte della sua infanzia. Si diploma al Liceo classico Cesare Beccaria e si laurea in Filosofia presso l'Università Statale di Milano. Diventa famosa per la sua parte nel film Il capitale umano, diretto da Paolo Virzì, grazie al quale, nonostante sia al suo esordio cinematografico, vince numerosi premi, tra cui il Premio Guglielmo Biraghi durante i Nastri d'argento 2014 e il premio Alida Valli durante il Bari International Film Festival. Viene candidata anche per il Ciak d'oro come miglior attrice non protagonista. Nel 2014 esordisce anche sul piccolo schermo, recitando in un episodio di Gomorra - La serie. Nel 2015 ritorna sul grande schermo con tre film: Solo per il weekend (presentato in anteprima al Montreal World Film Festival, mentre nelle sale esce nel 2016), Belli di papà e Un posto sicuro. Tra il 2015 e il 2016 gira la miniserie televisiva Di padre in figlia, diretta da Riccardo Milani, i film 2night, regia di Ivan Silvestrini, e The Start Up, diretto da Alessandro D'Alatri, Achtung Baby, opera prima di Andrea Tagliaferri, e Mamma o Papà , regia di Riccardo Milani, e il cortometraggio Claustrophonia, regia di Roberto Zazzara, presentato in anteprima il 4 maggio del 2016 al Future Film Festival. A gennaio del 2016 riceve il Premio Afrodite come miglior attrice emergente. Successivamente viene scelta come valletta del remake del programma Rischiatutto, condotto da Fabio Fazio.

Si chiama Matilde Lojacono ma usa il cognome della madre, Gioli. Nasce a Milano, ma vive a Madesimo per gran parte della sua infanzia. Si diploma al Liceo classico Cesare Beccaria e si laurea in Filosofia presso l'Università Statale di Milano. Diventa famosa per la sua parte nel film Il capitale umano, diretto da Paolo Virzì, grazie al quale, nonostante sia al suo esordio cinematografico, vince numerosi premi, tra cui il Premio Guglielmo Biraghi durante i Nastri d'argento 2014 e il premio Alida Valli durante il Bari International Film Festival. Viene candidata anche per il Ciak d'oro come miglior attrice non protagonista. Nel 2014 esordisce anche sul piccolo schermo, recitando in un episodio di Gomorra - La serie. Nel 2015 ritorna sul grande schermo con tre film: Solo per il weekend (presentato in anteprima al Montreal World Film Festival, mentre nelle sale esce nel 2016), Belli di papà e Un posto sicuro. Tra il 2015 e il 2016 gira la miniserie televisiva Di padre in figlia, diretta da Riccardo Milani, i film 2night, regia di Ivan Silvestrini, e The Start Up, diretto da Alessandro D'Alatri, Achtung Baby, opera prima di Andrea Tagliaferri, e Mamma o Papà , regia di Riccardo Milani, e il cortometraggio Claustrophonia, regia di Roberto Zazzara, presentato in anteprima il 4 maggio del 2016 al Future Film Festival. A gennaio del 2016 riceve il Premio Afrodite come miglior attrice emergente. Successivamente viene scelta come valletta del remake del programma Rischiatutto, condotto da Fabio Fazio.

Jonathan Kite is an American actor and comedian. He currently plays Oleg on the CBS comedy 2 Broke Girls.Kite grew up in Skokie, Illinois, and attended Old Orchard Junior High and Niles North High School. He has a theater degree from the University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign.His work includes Muscle Milk commercial, an appearance on Raising Hope, and recurring appearances on In the Flow with Affion Crockett.He also appeared in the third season finale of Wizards of Waverly Place as Agent Lamwood who works for the government. In addition, he also was a character in the first season of Kickin' It as Terrence in the episode The Commercial. He plays Oleg on 2 Broke Girls.

Harvey Robert Levin is an American television producer, legal analyst, journalist, and former lawyer. He founded the celebrity news website TMZ in 2005, and later briefly served as the host of OBJECTified, which aired on the Fox News Channel.

Christian Ganiere's comedic spirit has entertained his family and friends since he was just a baby. His lively personality and winning smile have been featured in commercials such as Subaru Jr. Driver, Television shows such as Days of Our Lives and About a Boy and films like The Way We Weren't. When Christian isn't acting for the camera, he enjoys the XBOX, swimming, and playing legos with his three older sisters who are also actors. Angelina Ganiere, Brianna Ganiere and Brittany Ganiere. His father is Producer James Ganiere and his mother is Award winning Romance Author Rebekah R. Ganiere.

Walid Afkir born September 2, 1982 in Montreuil, Seine-Saint-Denis is a Franco-Moroccan actor and screenwriter. His father, Brahim Foudili, arrived in France in the 1960s. Very involved in the FLN, he owned and managed a hotel in Montreuil where he welcomed the newly arrived Algerian diaspora. His mother, Fattouma Afkir, meanwhile, from a family from the city of Ouarzazate was born in Mohammedia in Morocco, she arrived in France in August 1963 at the age of 17. She does odd jobs as a nanny, a cleaning lady or even an usher at the Kinopanorama cinema in the 15th arrondissement of Paris. His talents as a cook allow him to work with great celebrities of French fashion and cinema such as designer Hilton McConnico, decorator Carlos Conti or even the director of Pédale Douce Gabriel Aghion. She ended her career as sous-chef at the Concorde Lafayette Hotel where she retired in 2006. Walid Afkir is the youngest of a family made up of two brothers and a sister. He grew up in the Boissière district of Montreuil where he spent his childhood there. At the age of 15, after the death of his father, he decides to stop his schooling and enters the world of work by becoming a pizza delivery boy. At 17, he was spotted during a wild casting by Elsa Pharaon for a feature film project. Very quickly his profile seduces other professionals like Kris de Bellair, casting director who will offer him his first role in "Unknown Code" by Michael Haneke. Film in which Walid performs a scene alongside Juliette Binoche. This sequence shot even becomes the trailer for the film presented in the Official Selection of the 2000 Cannes Film Festival; this is moreover what reveals it to the general public. He will be nominated for the César in 2006 in the Best Male Newcomer category, for the film "Hidden" by Michael Haneke.

Tuc Watkins is an actor and producer.

Frederick P. "Fred" Draper (b. September 2, 1925, Chester, Pennsylvania — d. December 28, 1999, Rancho Cucamonga, San Bernardino County, California) was an American film and television actor. He appeared on numerous television programs and films. Paul (Fred) Draper attended the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York graduating in 1947. He attended with such luminaries as Ann Bancroft, Grace Kelley, and John Cassevetted. While there he roomed with Cassevettes and Harry Masters. Draper's friendship with Cassevettes lead to roles in Mr. Cassavettes (now cult status) films. While at the Academy Draper work at the top of the Empire State Building at WNBT (now WNBC.) Mr. Draper appeared on Climax Theatre, Playhouse Ninety and The Loyd Bridges Show. https://media.paleycenter.org/ Worth viewing is the 1963 release of "A Child is Waiting" where Draper appeeared as Dr. Sacks with Judy Garland, Burt Lancaster, Gena Rowlands, Paul Stewart, John Marley, and Bill Mummy. He appeared in four of director John Cassavetes' films (Faces, Husbands, A Woman Under the Influence, Opening Night). He also played in episodes of the Peter Falk detective series Columbo. In every episode but one Columbo, and the audience, knew who the murder was. Draper, as "Swanny", was the only culprit in the series who was revealed at the climax of the episode. Paul (Fred) Draper is survived by his wife, Marilyn Draper, his three children, Amy Greer (nee Draper), Frederick Paul Draper III, and Sara Beth Draper-Wessels, and three grand children, Amy's daughter Katheryn (Katie) Draper , and Beth's sons Schyler Wessels and Spencer Wessels. Opening Night (1977) as Leo "Future Cop" (TV) as Lieutenant Commander (1 episode, 1977) Columbo (TV) (6 episodes; 1971-1976) "Police Woman" as Distinguished Guest (1 episode, 1974) A Woman Under the Influence as George Mortensen (1974) Husbands: A Comedy About Life, Death and Freedom (1970) Faces (1968) as Freddie Draper "Peyton Place" as Bartender Fred (1 episode, 1966) "Kraft Suspense Theatre" as Mark's Father (1 episode, 1965) "The Adventures of Jim Bowie" as Wiley Baker (1 episode, 1957) "M Squad" as Det. Lt. Wade (1 episode, 1957) Some description above from the Wikipedia article Fred Draper (American actor), licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia. Corrections have been made by Mr. Draper's daughter, Sara Beth Draper-Wessels. https://alchetron.com/Fred-Draper-763777-W http://www.answers.com/Q/What_movie_and_television_projects_has_Fred_Draper_been_in

Sean Campbell Gallagher (born 2 September 1965) is a British actor, trained at the Poor School in London. From 1992 he has appeared in many theatre productions, television series and films.