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* [[December 7]] — [[Buzz Dixon]] | * [[December 7]] — [[Buzz Dixon]] | ||
* [[December 9]] — [[John Malkovich]] | * [[December 9]] — [[John Malkovich]] | ||
* [[December 16]] — [[Rebecca Forstadt]] | |||
* [[December 21]] – [[Andy Couzens]] | * [[December 21]] – [[Andy Couzens]] | ||
* [[December 25]] — [[Uwe Jellinek]] | * [[December 25]] — [[Uwe Jellinek]] | ||
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The year 1953 (MCMLIII) predates the launch of the Transformers brand by thirty-one years.
- For further information, see: Transformers timeline
Fiction
Revenge of the Fallen
King crash-landed on Earth and had a hand in helping establish Burger King.[1]
Non-Fiction
Events
July
July 27 — The Korean War ends.
- Bert and Nancy Claster begin syndication of Romper Room. The company founded to distribute the series would later become Claster Television.
Births
- ???? — Claus Brockmeyer, David Crane, Hans Hohlbein
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
- July 10 — Stan Bush
- July 11 — Mindy Sterling
- July 13 — Ron Halder, Gil Birmingham, Silvio Pozzoli
- July 14 — Philece Sampler, Frédérique Hoschedé
- July 25 — Santiago Ziesmer, Frédéric Norbert
- July 27 — Carl Béchard
August
September
October
- October 16 — Uwe Büschken
- October 24 — Hiroshi Takemura, Celso de Vasconcelos
- October 25 — Takeshi Ike
November
- November 3 — Hidehito Ueda
- November 15 — Mike Gustovich
- November 22 — Alfonso Mellado
- November 28 — Pamela Hayden
December
- December 6 — Klaus Lochthove
- December 7 — Buzz Dixon
- December 9 — John Malkovich
- December 16 — Rebecca Forstadt
- December 21 – Andy Couzens
- December 25 — Uwe Jellinek
- December 31 — James Remar
Deaths
References
- ↑ Burger King's website
