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 577
Katarina Ewerlöf
Swedish actress
Anton Samuelsson Forsdik
Actor
Akke Kumlien
Swedish graphic designer
Gunnel Broström
Swedish film actress
Johan Brisinger
Swedish film writer
Mikael Ljungman
Swedish Politician
Thore Jederby
Swedish bassist
Hans Nordenström
Architect
Carl Zetterström
Screenwriter
Hanna Zetterström
Actress
Edvin Ryding
Swedish actor
Erik Berglund
Swedish actor
Jan Olof Ågren
Production designer
Anton Forsdik
Actor
Niels Dybeck
Swedish actor
Pontus Hultén
Swedish director
Markus Ernerot
Musician
Kjell Sucksdorff
Actor
Wendelin Weißheimer
German composer
Magnus Brahe
Swedish statesman
Olof Gissel Möller
Axel Möller's father
Nobuhiro Koyama
Japanese politician
Masaki Kobayashi
Japanese film director
Miyoshi Umeki
American-Japanese actress
Natsuhiko Kyogoku
Japanese writer
Nobuko Miyamoto
Japanese actress
Hideo Murota
Japanese actor
Sawao Yamanaka
Japanese singer-songwriter
Joji Hirota
Japanese musician
James Shimoji
Film score composer
Yuki Koike
Japanese athlete
Ichiro Yamaguchi
Japanese musician
Midori Kinouchi
Former japanese idol
Hinako Kitano
Musical artist
Yōko Asagami
Japanese voice actress
Seiichi Sugano
Japanese martial arts teacher
Tetsuya Mizuguchi
Japanese video game designer
Hideharu Miyahira
Japanese olympic athlete
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Daiki Suga
Japanese football player
Emi Okazaki
Japanese keyboard player
Takiko Mizunoe
Japanese actress
Yoshimasa Sugawara
Japanese rally driver
Kazumi Yamashita
Japanese manga artist
Hideo Oguma
Japanese poet
Michiko Kameishi
Japanese lawyer
Masaru Konuma
Japanese film director
