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People born in Ay (First 49 people) - Page 164
Joseph Louis Andlauer
Louis Andlauer's father
Jean-Martial Frédou
French painter
Jean Gruault
French screenwriter
Philippe Lacheau
Film actor
Valérie Crouzet
Actress
François Armanet
French journalist
André Luguet
French stage actor
Rolande Causse
French author
Pierre Sangra
French musician
Robert Grouvel
French historian
Beb Deum
French illustrator
Christian Jaccard
Artist
Georges Jouve
Ceramist
Carl Dolmetsch
Instrumentalist
Sabine Lenoël
Actress
Elsa Boublil
French journalist ‧ Philippe Torreton's wife
Max Armanet
French journalist
Noé Pamarot
French former football player
Gambi
French rapper
Sylvie Abélanet
Artist
Claude Le Péron
French musician
Mathieu Boogaerts
French singer-songwriter
Natasha Nice
Pornographic film actor
Christine Musselin
French sociologist
Noël Ballay
French doctor
Matilde de Borgonya
John Baxter
British filmmaker
Peter Tatchell
Broadcaster
Kerry Greenwood
Australian author
William Dargie
Australian painter
Ernie Sigley
Australian television host
Andrew Veniamin
Brenden Abbott
Russell Gilbert
Australian comedian
Alice Pung
Australian writer
Ray Lawler
Australian actor
Ray Bright
Australian cricketer
Diogo Ferreira
Australian footballer
Damien Kingsbury
Australian professor
Ted Whitten
Australian rules football player
Horrie Dargie
Australian musician
Alby Morrison
Australian rules football player
Allan Hopkins
Australian rules football player
John B. Condliffe
New Zealand economist
Bronwyn Calver
Australian cricketer
Ian Robertson
Sports commentator
George Thoms
Australian cricketer
