Which famous people in history were born on March 8?

Lydia Skoblikova

Date of birth:1March 8, 939

Lydia Skoblikova, a speed skater in the former Soviet Union, began to participate in the Olympic Games from 65438 to 0960. At the Winter Olympics in squaw valley, USA, she won two gold medals of 1, 500m and 3,000m, and broke the world record of 1, 500m speed skating. In addition, she ranked fourth in 1000m speed skating. At the 1963 World Championships, Skoblikova swept all four gold medals in speed skating. When the Winter Olympics in Innsbruck 1000 m, 1500 m and 3000 m opened, Skoblikova was the biggest favourite. Other athletes were supposed to win gold only in the 500-meter speed skating event, but Skoblikova won the gold medal in the first 500-meter race. The next day, she broke the Olympic record of1500m speed skating and won the championship by 2.9 seconds. Next, she swept two gold medals in 1000 m and 3000 m speed skating, becoming the first athlete to win four gold medals in a Winter Olympics and the only female athlete to win six gold medals in the Winter Olympics.

Sang-chan Kim

Date of birth: March 8.

Sang-chan Kim 1997 graduated from the Film Department of Dongguk University, and his graduation work "Illusion" became the final selection of the Kodak Eastman Scholarship Project, thus officially embarking on the road of film production. Sang-chan Kim has film talent in many fields, such as directing, scriptwriting, photography, investment and production, and has participated in "Brandon", "Home" and "Hello! Movies with "sad but happy tears" such as UFO, Subway Crisis, In Love, Family and My Captain Kim Dae-jung were produced. The first film The Masked Tiger, which was officially released in 2007, challenged the audience to smile while feeling the character and fate.

Claire Trevor

Date of birth:1March 8, 909

She was born in new york on March 8th, 1909. Formerly known as Claire Winlinger. In his early years, he studied acting at Columbia University and the American Theatre Academy. He began his career as an actor in the late 1920s. Before 1932, she played on Broadway with Edward Jarnold. Later, she participated in the shooting of some short films by Vitafeng Film Company. 1933, she officially entered the film industry with the feature film "The Noisy Life". Later, she made many films, but all of them were B-rated films, only playing the roles of robbers, concubines, bar girls or sluts.

But soon, she showed Hollywood that she could act in A-rated movies with a variety of acting skills. For example, 1937 and 1939' s "The End of Death" and "The Rear Carriage" were nominated for the Oscar Performance Award. Claire trevor's greatest feature in performance is that he is good at portraying his own heart. Therefore, although her characters are vulgar and sloppy, they are kind and gentle. 1948, she finally won the best supporting actress gold statue with a Key Largo. In this gangster movie, Terrell plays a singer who sings sentimental love songs. She was haggard, drank all day, and finally became a robber's concubine. Trevor's performance was so good that the audience seemed to smell the alcohol of the fallen girl.

After entering the 1950s, the winners got involved in television as well as movies. 1956 won the Emmy Award for Best Actress for her outstanding performance in the TV series Dozworth.

Chan-woo Kim

Date of birth:1March 8, 969

1989 accidentally took a TV advertisement, and 1989 MBC TV Company began to perform after the actors in 19 passed the examination. Became a Korean star.