Ho!
A gangster (Jean-Paul Belmondo) tries to become a mob boss and kidnaps a journalist to cover the story.
People born in Ho (First 49 people) - Page 357
Nicholas Hormann
Actor
Francis Judd Cooke
American composer
Al Kikume
American actor and stuntman
Daniel H. Case III
Investment banker
Brise Maine
Film producer
Alice Kamano Richmond
Nora Stewart Coleman
Former First Lady of American Samoa
Nate Falo
American football defensive lineman
Thurston Twigg-Smith
American Politician
Raymond Seitz
Former United States Ambassador to the United Kingdom
Anna Kaʻiulani
Member of the House of Kalākaua
Lucy T. Kawasaki
Tommy Malone
American jazz musician
Albert Kūnuiākea
Politician ‧ Kamehameha III's son
Albert Francis Judd Jr.
Lawyer ‧ Albert Francis Judd's son
Lani Kai
Singer and actor
Sun Wan
Sun Yat-sen's daughter
Arthur Webster Emerson
Painter ‧ Nathaniel Bright Emerson's son
James A. Wilder
Writer
Mary Dillingham Frear
Former First Lady of the Territory of Hawaii
Alice Kamokilaikawai Campbell
Hawaiian politician
Hiram Fong Jr.
Former Hawaii State Representative ‧ Hiram Fong's son
Robert Kalanikupuapaikalaninui Wilcox II
Member of the House of Laanui
Hakuole Correa
Alfred Wellington Carter
Lawyer
Joseph O. Carter
Legal representative
Charles Hastings Judd
Businessman
Frederick Hobbes Allen
Former Mayor of Pelham Manor, New York
Julia Fayerweather Afong
Rose C. Davison
Hawaiian educator
Toney Afong
Former Governor of Guangdong Province
Emma Ahuena Taylor
Robert Grimes Davis
Lawyer and judge
William Heath Davis
Author
Elizabeth Ka'akualaninui Wilcox
Jacob Batalon
American actor
Sandra W. Van Natta
Actress
George R. Carter
Politician
John Tobia
Politician
Curt Hasler
Baseball coach
Andrew Ganigan
American boxer
Puisand Lai
Canadian player
Evan Lyle Porteus
Mathematician
Anita
Singer
Anitta
Charles Lamb
Irish painter
Leo van Vliet
Cyclist
