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* [[January 2]] — [[Jyrki Kovaleff]] | * [[January 2]] — [[Jyrki Kovaleff]] | ||
* [[January 13]] — [[Céline Monsarrat]] | * [[January 13]] — [[Céline Monsarrat]] | ||
* [[January 23]] — [[Craig Miller]] | |||
* [[January 28]] — [[Kaneto Shiozawa]], [[Hideki Takayama]] | * [[January 28]] — [[Kaneto Shiozawa]], [[Hideki Takayama]] | ||
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The year 1954 (MCMLIV) predates the launch of the Transformers brand by thirty years.
- For further information, see: Transformers timeline
Fiction
Live Action Movie Series
Undated
- The King arrives on Earth, bringing his Culinary Engineering expertise to share with Burger King scientists.
Non-Fiction
Events
March
- March 5 — Creature from the Black Lagoon, the movie that would later inspire the Vintage Horror Movie Series Creature from the Black Lagoon character is released.
Undated
- Burger King is founded by James McLamore and David Egerton.
Births
January
- January 2 — Jyrki Kovaleff
- January 13 — Céline Monsarrat
- January 23 — Craig Miller
- January 28 — Kaneto Shiozawa, Hideki Takayama
February
March
- March 1 — Peter Spellos
- March 9 — Marty Robinson
- March 14 — Claes Ljungmark
- March 15 — Bob Budiansky
- March 18 — Imre Józsa
- March 23 — Hideyuki Hori
April
- April 13 — Michael Cassutt
- April 14 — Chuck Dixon
- April 17 — Norio Imamura
- April 22 — Jōji Nakata, Donald J. Bingle
- April 27 — Stefan Fredrich
May
- May 4 — Masashi Ebara
- May 11 — Jacques Lavallée
- May 14 — Juan Luis Rovira
- May 18 — Ekkehardt Belle
- May 19 — Hōchū Ōtsuka
- May 28 — Townsend Coleman
- May 31 — Bernard Métraux
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
- December 4 — Tony Todd
- December 7 — Hidetoshi Nakamura
- December 8 — José Luis Miranda
- December 11 — Katherine Lawrence
- December 14 — James Horan
- December 16 — Arturo Casanova
- December 19 — Eliot Brown
