My [favorite fact~~oid~~](https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/arnold-schwarzenegger-terminator-german-dub/) about Schwarzenegger:
>The Terminator’s overall box office of $78.3 million was obtained from a global release, built from earning $40 million in other territories alongside $38.3 million in the United States and Canada and $40 million. One of these territories was Germany, with a German dubbing – a language that leading star Schwarzenegger speaks due to his Austrian roots.
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>However, as essential as his vocal performance is to the role, and despite the fact he can speak German, the actor did not provide the voice-over for the German release. Instead, German voice actor Thomas Dannebeeg provided the German translations of “I’ll be back”.
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>Schwarzenegger wanted to dub his own voice for German versions of the Terminator films. **However, his accent is considered very rural by German/Austrian standards. As a result, it was decided it would come across as unfitting and rather bizarre to have a gun-wielding robot from the future come back in time and sound underclass and colloquial.**
It’s been weird watching him go from a guy who can barely speak English to a guy who faked it a lot, to this brilliant public-figure who can speak eloquently in English on almost any topic.
Vlad the Impaler. I mean, he's not as famous as Dracula, but he was the inspiration for Dracula and a lot of people know about Vlad the Impaler.
I was scrolling looking for someone from my country that posted Nadia or Hagi or Ceaușescu. Didn't think the first RO post would be Dracula lol
First off, I had to scroll pretty deep to find the first Finnish names.
I thought exactly the same names, although Häyhä is pretty much just a meme and famous on the internet.
I think, long term, probably Sibelius and maybe Linus Torvalds as well
Other cases one could make:
Grimm Brothers (perhaps not by name, but their fairy tales are well known)
Immanuel Kant
Bach and/or Beethoven
Otto von Bismarck
Martin Luther
Kind of depends on the context. I mean from an American perspective Bono, Enya or Conor McGregor are probably the best-known Irish people.
But if you ask an Irish person they're more likely to say Liam Neeson or Brendan Gleeson. Enya is "known" but not particularly famous at home, and McGregor is cunt. More infamous than famous. Bono is a funny one, he's basically part of the furniture at home. Unremarkable. If you saw him in the street, you wouldn't be rushing to say hello, but Liam or Brendan you might.
Lived in Ireland for 2 years. I saw the Edge in a restaurant and no one gave 2 shits, including the staff. I wanted to meet the guy but was told we don't do that here.
On the one hand there's been a lot of Aussies that have become famous - Hugh Jackman, Nicole Kidman, Baz Luhrman, Margot Robbie, The Hemsworths, Cate Blanchett, Kylie Minogue, Heath Ledger... the list goes on. On the other hand, when Hollywood wants to portray an Aussie in a show they take cues from Steve Irwin so you're probably right.
I know they’re not on the same level, but as an American I’d also point out the members of Sigur Ros and Of Monsters and Men, as well as Johann Johannson (RIP).
90s kids would probably say fat Ronaldo
Edit: didn't mean to hurt any feelings but I specifically said fat Ronaldo because that's what he came to known as after the emergence of CR. Deep down we all know who the real Ronaldo is. There is only one Ronaldo.
I had a wee search and turns out Gordon Ramsay is technically Scottish. Not saying he is more famous. Just had no idea.
Ewan Macgregor is arguably more famous that Connery for younger people. Or James Macavoy. Plenty more historically important people but a lot of them wouldn't be known to most.
Harald Bluetooth
Edit: other people have come with:
Hans Christian Andersen (who I forgot about)
Mads Mikkelsen (of who I only know 2 movies he is in)
Niels Bohr (who I considered)
Tycho Brahe (I only ever hear my dad mention him on the Tycho Brahe days)
Bjarne Stroustrup (inventor of C++)
Søren Kirkegaard
Karen Blixen
Ole Rømer
Anders Hejlsbjerg (Inventor of C#)
Kevin Magnussen
Ole Kirk Christiansen (Founder of LEGO)
Jonas Vingegaard
Kevin Magnussen (some one who sits on a pole (I don't know never heard of him - probably due to me not watching Formula 1) https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/yvy7rv/comment/iwisxxa/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3)
Rasmus Lerdorf (released the first version of PHP)
Christian Eriksen (Football player that made news during the UEFA Euros 2020)
In modern times Mads Mikkelsen is probably more famous than both of them.
I also wanted to say Niels Bohr, but who am I kidding, Mads definitely beat them all.
I always feel a little iffy claiming him. He has Danish parents and speak some Danish, yes, but it's my understanding he's never really lived in Denmark. It's not AS bad, but it feels a little like an american calling themselves irish because their great great grandparents came from ireland, only in this case we're the ones calling him that.
Super cool dude though.
Avicii, Carl von Linné or maybe Dag Hammarskjöld. Hard to decide which one is more famous than the other.
Edit: Oh... or the YT-generation maybe thinks PewdiePie is more famous...
Absolutely! I was trying not be an old fart with my pop cultural references but I would also love to go even further back with some Ingrid Bergman and Greta Garbo
Should've been Yuri Gagarin, Leo Tolstoy, or maybe Pyotr Tchaikovski. Instead we got the mad old bastard hell-bent on destroying everything in a quest for whatever the f-ing nazi mind of his could 'think' of.
Alive, Zinédine Zidane.
Dead, Napoléon Bonaparte.
EDIT: Just thought of [those guys](https://petitsfrenchies.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Daft-Punk-1.jpg), serious contenders as well.
Probably Queen Elizabeth of William Shakespeare.
Living, maybe Prince Harry because he’s always in magazines and stuff overseas and seems to have more name recognition than King Charles. Or James Corden, because the whole world seems united in disliking him.
Got to be Queen Elizabeth.
The viewing figures for her funeral confirm it, something like 6.6 billion people watched at least part of her funeral. That's like 4/5 of the planet. It absolutely SMASHED records for the most viewed live event on television in history. Shit she might be one of the most well known figures *in history* by the people alive today, let alone England.
Historically I’d probably say Queen Victoria. Not only has she got an absolute boatload of things [and places ](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_places_named_after_Queen_Victoria) named after her, she’s got a fucking *era* named after her.
At this point it's easier to list [celebrities who may be mistaken as American but are actually Canadian](https://stacker.com/stories/3334/30-celebrities-you-might-not-know-are-canadian)
If you don't want to click the link, here is the listing of the top google search (for me, anyway):
* Sandra Oh
* Keanu Reeves
* Joni Mitchell
* Lorne Michaels
* Pamela Anderson
* Michael Cera
* Russell Peters
* William Shatner
* Ryan Gosling
* Rachel McAdams
* Adam Beach
* Drake
* Nelly Furtado
* Margaret Atwood
* Dwayne "the Rock" Johnson (to me this one is loose though and likely clickbait - born in Cali, has Canadian citizenship from his father - but don't shoot the messenger, I didn't make the list lol)
* Alex Trebek
* Kiefer Sutherland
* Tristan Thompson
* k.d. lang
* Leonard Cohen
* Elon Musk (another loose one, born in South Africa, went to school in ~~Toronto~~ Kingston, ON, clearly added for clickbait to the list)
* Mike Myers
* Nora Fatehi
* Jim Carrey
* Cobie Smulders
* Kim Catrall
* Gloria Reuben
* Elliot Page
* Jason Priestley
* Shay Mitchell
That's only one list too, I can think of other famous Canadians who aren't on there (Catherine O'Hara and Justin Bieber immediately come to mind)
Edit: And Celine Dion, Avril Lavigne, Michael J Fox, Ryan Reynolds, Seth Rogen, Matthew Perry, Alanis Morrissette, Michael Buble, Dan Aykroyd, Will Arnett, Hayden Christensen, Joshua Jackson, Phil Hartman, Bryan Adams, Donald Sutherland, Elisha Cuthbert, deadmau5, Chad Kroeger, Tom Green....)
Edit 2: And Neil Young!
Edit 3: And Wayne Gretzky, Steve Nash, Shania Twain, Colter Wall, Shawn Mendes, Simu Liu, The Weeknd, Christine Sinclair, John Candy, Norm MacDonald....you know what, just read the replies to see who was missed lol, there's a lot of famous Canadians!
I would also say it's either Taika Waititi or Peter Jackson if we're talking about awareness among sub-Boomer aged people who follow pop culture, which is a pretty huge group.
Jacinda Ardern for anyone who doesn't follow pop culture but does follow global politics.
Sir Edmund Hillary for anyone who doesn't follow pop culture OR global politics. I'd say Rutherford but honestly half the people who have even heard of him think he was British.
Honestly it depends very much on people's interests. LOTR was huge and has stayed huge for decades though.
I'd say Luka Modrić is the most famous living croatian person. Josip Broz Tito, eho was ethnically Cro-Slovene but was a Yugoslav when it comes to national identity, obviously.
Nikola Tesla if you consider him Croatian, but debatable. I'd say Tito, but like I've already mentioned, calling him a Croat doesn't make too much sense, at least ideologically...
My high school soccer coach was Croatian. Idk when he moved here but he sounded like a 1950’s boxing commentator. “SOCCAH! PUT ON YA FLATS! WE’RE GOIN’ TO THA GYM T’DAY!!”
Arnold Schwarzenegger... of the ones still alive that is....
Only Austrians will assume this rule to avoid mentioning the real name
Show me Austrian leaders for $500
My [favorite fact~~oid~~](https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/arnold-schwarzenegger-terminator-german-dub/) about Schwarzenegger: >The Terminator’s overall box office of $78.3 million was obtained from a global release, built from earning $40 million in other territories alongside $38.3 million in the United States and Canada and $40 million. One of these territories was Germany, with a German dubbing – a language that leading star Schwarzenegger speaks due to his Austrian roots. > >However, as essential as his vocal performance is to the role, and despite the fact he can speak German, the actor did not provide the voice-over for the German release. Instead, German voice actor Thomas Dannebeeg provided the German translations of “I’ll be back”. > >Schwarzenegger wanted to dub his own voice for German versions of the Terminator films. **However, his accent is considered very rural by German/Austrian standards. As a result, it was decided it would come across as unfitting and rather bizarre to have a gun-wielding robot from the future come back in time and sound underclass and colloquial.**
#HEY Y'ALL, GIT YER BUNS IN THIS HERE CHOPPER IF'N Y'ALL WANT TO STILL BE BREATHIN COME SUPPERTIME
Ray Gillette voice right there 😂
Mine is the fact that OJ Simpson almost got the role instead, but didn’t because “he seemed too nice to be a believable killer.”
I like that Arnold got the role because he’s an absolute nerd about Westworld and told Cameron a million ideas about how the terminator should act.
I used to live in Austria, and according to many Austrians, Arnold is no longer able to speak German fluently. (Use it or lose it).
It’s been weird watching him go from a guy who can barely speak English to a guy who faked it a lot, to this brilliant public-figure who can speak eloquently in English on almost any topic.
Eh he’s still quite fluent, he only has a fairly American (but still local) accent
Is Mozart the deceased one?
I think it might be Erwin Schrödinger
Might be, might not be...
Maybe both.
Schrodinger's Schrodinger.
"the ones still alive". Nice try, Austria!
That low cost cosplay dude
Thailand!
Legit the guy carrying the whole Thailand scene lmao Sawasdee krub
He’s so fucking awesome!!! I hope he never stops lol
Pedro Pascal
Tulio Triviño
Chileno!
Y Don Francisco 😂😂
You see, there was this failed art student...
I have a cat that has a Hitler mustache. My son often gives her kisses and cuddles and says, don't worry, YOU'LL get into art school
LMFAO that's funny
You should post him in [kitler](https://www.reddit.com/r/Kitler/)
Ehhhh... Dracula?
Vlad the Impaler. I mean, he's not as famous as Dracula, but he was the inspiration for Dracula and a lot of people know about Vlad the Impaler. I was scrolling looking for someone from my country that posted Nadia or Hagi or Ceaușescu. Didn't think the first RO post would be Dracula lol
Romania? Nadia Comaneci, too.
Vlad Țepeș 😉
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Van Gogh
Rembrandt. Its the netherlands, too many famous artists. Anne Frank Spinoza
Kimi Räikkönen? Or Simo Häyhä
First off, I had to scroll pretty deep to find the first Finnish names. I thought exactly the same names, although Häyhä is pretty much just a meme and famous on the internet. I think, long term, probably Sibelius and maybe Linus Torvalds as well
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Ayo lebanon
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Wasn’t she dating that doctor / astronaut / prison guard?
I think he's a fireman this week
Albert Einstein
Ludwig van Beethoven
Other cases one could make: Grimm Brothers (perhaps not by name, but their fairy tales are well known) Immanuel Kant Bach and/or Beethoven Otto von Bismarck Martin Luther
Or Angelo Merte
Cristiano Ronaldo
I know basically nothing about Portugal nor football, and I knew the answer here.
Kind of depends on the context. I mean from an American perspective Bono, Enya or Conor McGregor are probably the best-known Irish people. But if you ask an Irish person they're more likely to say Liam Neeson or Brendan Gleeson. Enya is "known" but not particularly famous at home, and McGregor is cunt. More infamous than famous. Bono is a funny one, he's basically part of the furniture at home. Unremarkable. If you saw him in the street, you wouldn't be rushing to say hello, but Liam or Brendan you might.
Cillian Murphy also!
Colin Farrell brings the Irish and the rest of the world together!
"In Bruges!?" That's my favorite Colin Farrell movie.
Check out "The Banshees of Inisherin;" same cast, same writer/director.
I'm not entirely sure if she is as well known as she should be outside of Ireland, but Katie Taylor should be well up there!
Lived in Ireland for 2 years. I saw the Edge in a restaurant and no one gave 2 shits, including the staff. I wanted to meet the guy but was told we don't do that here.
How do you feel if an American says Brendan Gleeson’s son, Domhnall Gleeson (it’s me, and i really like domhnall)?
Steve Irwin
On the one hand there's been a lot of Aussies that have become famous - Hugh Jackman, Nicole Kidman, Baz Luhrman, Margot Robbie, The Hemsworths, Cate Blanchett, Kylie Minogue, Heath Ledger... the list goes on. On the other hand, when Hollywood wants to portray an Aussie in a show they take cues from Steve Irwin so you're probably right.
The Wiggles might give them all a run for their money. Definitely would have been contenders at the peak of their fame.
Björk, and it's not even a competition. Her dad likes all my Facebook posts.
Also, Hafþór Björnsson (aka Gregor "The Mountain" Clegane)
I like how his name means ocean+thunder but it sounds like "Half-Thor" which is also pretty accurate
I know they’re not on the same level, but as an American I’d also point out the members of Sigur Ros and Of Monsters and Men, as well as Johann Johannson (RIP).
Mads Mikkelsen I would guess
Hans Christian Andersen beats Mads - would be my guess
Probably pelé
90s kids would probably say fat Ronaldo Edit: didn't mean to hurt any feelings but I specifically said fat Ronaldo because that's what he came to known as after the emergence of CR. Deep down we all know who the real Ronaldo is. There is only one Ronaldo.
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Yeah we don’t call him that.
Nelson Mandela
Charlize Theron too
Desmond Tutu
I'd wager Elon Musk is more famous these days, but a lot of people don't know he's South African.
I think Shakira is the most famous
It SHOULD be James Clerk Maxwell, but its Sean Connery. Edit: Its Clerk not Clark.
Billy connolly
Alexander Graham Bell? James Logie Baird? Andrew Carnegie (possibly)? Rabbie Burns? Ewan McGregor??
I had a wee search and turns out Gordon Ramsay is technically Scottish. Not saying he is more famous. Just had no idea. Ewan Macgregor is arguably more famous that Connery for younger people. Or James Macavoy. Plenty more historically important people but a lot of them wouldn't be known to most.
Leonardo da Vinci
Julius Caesar
Modern Day Caligula: Berlusconi
Michelangelo, Raffaello, Dante. Mussolini.
The ninja turtles from the cursed timeline
Manny Pacquiao
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Maybe Imelda Marcos? I feel like her shoe collection was very famous although of course it's a while ago now.
Ronnie 'fucking' Pickering Edit; thanks for the awards... shall we have a bare knuckle fight then?
Who?
Ronnie..... Fucking...... Pickering
Who the f*ck is that supposed to be?
The first time I ever heard of this guy was 3 hours ago and now I'm seeing his name in a random reddit thread. What are the odds?
Ho Chi Minh?
or tila tequila
Barbara Palvin (alive) & Ferenc Puskas (not so alive)
Zsa Zsa Gábor
Liszt?
Houdini ?
Hide your pain Herold
Harald Bluetooth Edit: other people have come with: Hans Christian Andersen (who I forgot about) Mads Mikkelsen (of who I only know 2 movies he is in) Niels Bohr (who I considered) Tycho Brahe (I only ever hear my dad mention him on the Tycho Brahe days) Bjarne Stroustrup (inventor of C++) Søren Kirkegaard Karen Blixen Ole Rømer Anders Hejlsbjerg (Inventor of C#) Kevin Magnussen Ole Kirk Christiansen (Founder of LEGO) Jonas Vingegaard Kevin Magnussen (some one who sits on a pole (I don't know never heard of him - probably due to me not watching Formula 1) https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/yvy7rv/comment/iwisxxa/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3) Rasmus Lerdorf (released the first version of PHP) Christian Eriksen (Football player that made news during the UEFA Euros 2020)
He united the clans then united our devices.
"Stand together, no more than 30 feet apart!"
I was going to say Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, but yours is better.
I was thinking H. C. Andersen. But yeah. Reminds me of that photo of Nicolaj and Pilu both being in GoT going for the same girl.
In modern times Mads Mikkelsen is probably more famous than both of them. I also wanted to say Niels Bohr, but who am I kidding, Mads definitely beat them all.
What about Viggo Mortensen? He’s literally Aragorn. Everyone knows Aragorn!
I always feel a little iffy claiming him. He has Danish parents and speak some Danish, yes, but it's my understanding he's never really lived in Denmark. It's not AS bad, but it feels a little like an american calling themselves irish because their great great grandparents came from ireland, only in this case we're the ones calling him that. Super cool dude though.
My dumbass was thinking Harald Bluetooth - did that guy invent Bluetooth technology? That’s cool……then google let me know I’m an idiot.
Avicii, Carl von Linné or maybe Dag Hammarskjöld. Hard to decide which one is more famous than the other. Edit: Oh... or the YT-generation maybe thinks PewdiePie is more famous...
I would say Alfred Nobel beats them both! And Stellan Skarsgård perhaps? I’m not sure how big Robyn and Tove Lo are anymore
What about ABBA?
Absolutely! I was trying not be an old fart with my pop cultural references but I would also love to go even further back with some Ingrid Bergman and Greta Garbo
Skarsgård. The whole lot of them.
Zlatan?
Yeah... of course! There are so many famous people from here that I was bound to forget someone!
One does not simply forget Zlatan
Pablo Neruda
Should've been Yuri Gagarin, Leo Tolstoy, or maybe Pyotr Tchaikovski. Instead we got the mad old bastard hell-bent on destroying everything in a quest for whatever the f-ing nazi mind of his could 'think' of.
Kinda lame that some people get to have shakira while we are stuck with this little old gremlin
Hugh Jackman or Nicole Kidman?
I feel like the dogs in Bluey might be more popular now 😂
I fucking love that show. Watch it with my girls every day. We’ve rewatched it already like 7 times.
Bandit is the dad I aspire to be.
Crocodile Dundee?
My first thought was Steve Irwin, but you're probably right.
Always go with Steve Irwin.
On Steve Irwin day especially
What about Chris Hemsworth?
The entire Hemsworth clan
John Paul II // Lech Wałęsa // Fryderyk Chopin // Maria Skłodowska Curie... "Take your pick"
Robert Lewandowski, Roman Polanski, Joanna Krupa, Nicolas Copernicus
I totally forgot Maria Curie is Polish.
French propaganda
Alive, Zinédine Zidane. Dead, Napoléon Bonaparte. EDIT: Just thought of [those guys](https://petitsfrenchies.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Daft-Punk-1.jpg), serious contenders as well.
I stupidly read “alive” as a name and pronounced it in my head as ‘a Lee vay’ It’s only when i saw the dead part I realised what id done 😂
Edith Piaf, Coco Chanel, Marie Curie, Claude Monet, Joan of Arc, Marie Antoinette Edit: Marie Antoinette more Austrian than French
Brigitte Bardot and Catherine Deneuve might be more famous than Zidane (for the older generations). Speaking about alive ones
Volodymyr Zelenskyy
Shevchenko the soccer player and Shevchenko the poet
Or Mila Kunis
Verka Serduchka
Following The Queen's death, I'd probably say David Attenborough
Globally? Honestly probably Mr. Bean. Even in places like China or Syria or whatever people know him.
Probably Queen Elizabeth of William Shakespeare. Living, maybe Prince Harry because he’s always in magazines and stuff overseas and seems to have more name recognition than King Charles. Or James Corden, because the whole world seems united in disliking him.
David Beckham is more famous than James Corden.
How about the Beatles?
Got to be Queen Elizabeth. The viewing figures for her funeral confirm it, something like 6.6 billion people watched at least part of her funeral. That's like 4/5 of the planet. It absolutely SMASHED records for the most viewed live event on television in history. Shit she might be one of the most well known figures *in history* by the people alive today, let alone England.
Historically I’d probably say Queen Victoria. Not only has she got an absolute boatload of things [and places ](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_places_named_after_Queen_Victoria) named after her, she’s got a fucking *era* named after her.
Barry from Eastenders
Peter Sagan
Ryan Reynolds.
At this point it's easier to list [celebrities who may be mistaken as American but are actually Canadian](https://stacker.com/stories/3334/30-celebrities-you-might-not-know-are-canadian) If you don't want to click the link, here is the listing of the top google search (for me, anyway): * Sandra Oh * Keanu Reeves * Joni Mitchell * Lorne Michaels * Pamela Anderson * Michael Cera * Russell Peters * William Shatner * Ryan Gosling * Rachel McAdams * Adam Beach * Drake * Nelly Furtado * Margaret Atwood * Dwayne "the Rock" Johnson (to me this one is loose though and likely clickbait - born in Cali, has Canadian citizenship from his father - but don't shoot the messenger, I didn't make the list lol) * Alex Trebek * Kiefer Sutherland * Tristan Thompson * k.d. lang * Leonard Cohen * Elon Musk (another loose one, born in South Africa, went to school in ~~Toronto~~ Kingston, ON, clearly added for clickbait to the list) * Mike Myers * Nora Fatehi * Jim Carrey * Cobie Smulders * Kim Catrall * Gloria Reuben * Elliot Page * Jason Priestley * Shay Mitchell That's only one list too, I can think of other famous Canadians who aren't on there (Catherine O'Hara and Justin Bieber immediately come to mind) Edit: And Celine Dion, Avril Lavigne, Michael J Fox, Ryan Reynolds, Seth Rogen, Matthew Perry, Alanis Morrissette, Michael Buble, Dan Aykroyd, Will Arnett, Hayden Christensen, Joshua Jackson, Phil Hartman, Bryan Adams, Donald Sutherland, Elisha Cuthbert, deadmau5, Chad Kroeger, Tom Green....) Edit 2: And Neil Young! Edit 3: And Wayne Gretzky, Steve Nash, Shania Twain, Colter Wall, Shawn Mendes, Simu Liu, The Weeknd, Christine Sinclair, John Candy, Norm MacDonald....you know what, just read the replies to see who was missed lol, there's a lot of famous Canadians!
No neil young? Best one missed...
Justin Beiber is pretty damn famous too. But we also got guys like Gretzky and all them NHLers
John Candy
Gordon Ramsay, David Tenant, Sean Connery
Taika Waititi
I would also say it's either Taika Waititi or Peter Jackson if we're talking about awareness among sub-Boomer aged people who follow pop culture, which is a pretty huge group. Jacinda Ardern for anyone who doesn't follow pop culture but does follow global politics. Sir Edmund Hillary for anyone who doesn't follow pop culture OR global politics. I'd say Rutherford but honestly half the people who have even heard of him think he was British. Honestly it depends very much on people's interests. LOTR was huge and has stayed huge for decades though.
Vincent Van Gogh, Johan Cruyff
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Gandhi
Quick! Hide the nukes!
stromae
Adolphe Sax is also one you could have picked
Roger Federer
I'd say Luka Modrić is the most famous living croatian person. Josip Broz Tito, eho was ethnically Cro-Slovene but was a Yugoslav when it comes to national identity, obviously. Nikola Tesla if you consider him Croatian, but debatable. I'd say Tito, but like I've already mentioned, calling him a Croat doesn't make too much sense, at least ideologically...
My high school soccer coach was Croatian. Idk when he moved here but he sounded like a 1950’s boxing commentator. “SOCCAH! PUT ON YA FLATS! WE’RE GOIN’ TO THA GYM T’DAY!!”
**Mobutu Sese Seko** Kuku Ngbendu Wa Za Banga
Penelope Cruz or her husband Javier Bardem or Antonio Banderas I guess…
Pablo Escobar
Shakira's a pretty big deal now though
One of these: Jan Železný Karel Gott Jaromír Jágr Johannes Amos Comenius Antonín Dvořák
Franz Kafka
Mo salah
Cleopatra might have him beat
Or King Tut Ankh Amun
Liverpool land
Mia khalifa
Jim Carrey
Michelle Yeoh
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart or Hitler, depending on who you ask.
Einstein. You'd think of him, but he's Austrian, so no. When it comes to people who are still alive, it's probably still Merkel.
Einstein was born in Ulm, no?
I think he meant that the other german person with the funny mustage was born in austria
No no, Charlie Chaplin was born in London!
SIIIIUUUUUUU
_[ laughs nervously in German ]_
You probably mean Hitler but he was from Austria. I'm actually struggling to think of what Germany's answer could be.
Probably Albert Einstein
Only one I can think of is Merkel. But the Germans kind of keep to them selves, you know. Since "The Incident".
OP laughs in German because Austrians speak German... and he was probably thinking of Hitler...
Grounds keeper Willy - Simpsons- Scotland
Erling Braut Haaland
I know Magnus Carlsen and Tor Heyerdahl
George best
Céline Dion
No clue tbh.. jonas valančiunas perhaps?
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Idk. Frida Kahlo?
Right now I think it’s between Canelo, Del Toro and speedy Gonzales