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Gene Kelly
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- Famous Irish-Americans
- Actors Turned Directors
- Honorary Oscar Recipients
Gene Kelly
Film Actor, Dancer / 1912 - 1996
Gene Kelly was a dancer whose athletic style transformed the movie musical and did much to change the American public's conception of male dancers.
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Dmitri Mendeleyev
- In these groups:
- Fantastic Facial Hair
- Famous Academics
- Famous Aquarians
Dmitri Mendeleyev
Academic, Chemist / 1834 - 1907
Dmitri Mendeleyev was a Russian chemist who developed the periodic classification of the elements.
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Aaron Douglas
- In these groups:
- Famous Lookalikes
- Famous Geminis
- Famous Harlem Renaissance People
Aaron Douglas
Illustrator, Painter / 1899 - 1979
Aaron Douglas was an African-American painter and graphic artist who played a leading role in the Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s.
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Sid Vicious
- In these groups:
- Loved to Death
- Musical Monikers
- Name Changers
Sid Vicious
Bassist, Singer / 1957 - 1979
Punk rocker Sid Vicious became famous as bassist for the Sex Pistols before his entanglement with drugs and Nancy Spungen ended his career and life.
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Boris Karloff
- In these groups:
- Creepy Actors
- Vampires
- Numerous Nuptials
Boris Karloff
Film Actor / 1887 - 1969
Boris Karloff was an English-born actor whose name became synonymous with horror movies.
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Bertrand Russell
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- Famous Welsh People
- Famous Academics
- Famous Taureans
Bertrand Russell
Philosopher, Mathematician, Anti-War Activist, Journalist / 1872 - 1970
Despite being a renowned philosopher, Bertrand Russell is perhaps best known for his political activism and altercations with the British government.
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profile name: Gene Kelly profile occupation: Film Actor, Dancer
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profile name: Aaron Douglas profile occupation: Illustrator, Painter
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profile name: Sid Vicious profile occupation: Bassist, Singer
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profile name: Dmitri Mendeleyev profile occupation: Academic, Chemist
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profile name: Boris Karloff profile occupation: Film Actor
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profile name: Bertrand Russell profile occupation: Philosopher, Mathematician, Anti-War Activist, Journalist
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