** Guy of Anderlecht

** Jasmine Guy, American actress ( A Different World )

** Guy Mitchell, American singer ( b. 1927 )

** The Family Guy episode " Da Boom " is set on December 31, 1999.

** Guy Vanderhaeghe, Canadian author

** Guy Hovis, American singer

** Guy Ritchie, British film director

** Guy Nève, racing driver ( b. 1955 )

** Buddy Guy, American blues guitarist and singer

** George Gershwin's Lady Be Good and Fascinating Rhythm ( book by Guy Bolton and Fred Thompson, lyrics by Ira Gershwin ) premiere in New York, NY.

** Guy Fawkes, English conspirator ( executed ) ( b. 1570 )

** Guy II, Count of Ponthieu ( b. c. 1120 )

** A Guy Named Joe-David Boehm, Chandler Sprague

** In France, Guy Gilpatric starts swim diving with waterproof goggles, derived from swimming goggles ( which were originally invented by Maurice Fernez in 1920 ).

** The Street-National Film Board of Canada-Caroline Leaf and Guy Glover

** The Panicky Guy: Elliot would pretend to be an audience member who panics and runs from the studio at the slightest threat of danger ( similar to doomed characters in disaster movies ).

** The Conspiracy Guy: Elliott would again pretend to be an audience member, this time asking Dave a question.

** The Guy Under the Seats: a short character-comedy bit by Elliott who emerges from a hatchway underneath the seats in the studio audience.

** The Fugitive Guy: Every so often, Letterman would introduce " Roger Campbell " ( Elliott, wearing an extremely bad toupée ), a new member of the Late Night crew.

** The Regulator Guy: A series of expensive-looking promos for a Terminator-like action character aired on " Late Night " over a period of several months, with Elliott playing the super-cool half-human, half-mechanical " Regulator Guy ," even speaking with a bad Schwarzenegger-esque accent.

** The New Regulator Guy: Shortly after " The Regulator Guy " was retired, Elliott came back with a re-tooled version called " The New Regulator Guy.

** The Purple Island by Phineas Fletcher ( 1633 )

** Darren Fletcher, Scottish football player

** Phineas Fletcher, English poet ( d. 1650 )

** The Scornful Lady, a comedy stage play written by Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher, is published.

** Giles Fletcher, English poet ( d. 1623 )

** Paul Fletcher ( R ), 5, 060 ( 42. 1 %)

** J. R. Taylor ( producer ) for Big Band Jazz performed by Count Basie, Tommy Dorsey, Benny Goodman, Fletcher Henderson, Chick Webb, Paul Whiteman & others

** Gunther Schuller & Martin Williams ( notes writers ) for Big Band Jazz performed by Paul Whiteman, Fletcher Henderson, Chick Webb, Tommy Dorsey, Count Basie, Benny Goodman & others

** Hal Davis, Don Fletcher and Dean Parks for " Dancing Machine " performed by The Jackson 5

** Andrew Fletcher

** Giles Fletcher, the Elder-Licia

** Thomas Fletcher ( DR )

** During the court festivities in the winter of 1612 – 13, the King's Men give twenty performances, which include eight Shakespearean plays, four by Beaumont and Fletcher, and the lost Cardenio.

** Giles Fletcher, the Elder, poet and diplomat ( born c. 1548 )

** Phineas Fletcher, English poet ( died 1650 )

** Fletcher Pratt

** J. R. Taylor ( producer ) for Big Band Jazz performed by Count Basie, Tommy Dorsey, Benny Goodman, Fletcher Henderson, Chick Webb, Paul Whiteman & others

** Literature: Inglis Fletcher

** Science: William Fletcher

** Philaster, by Beaumont and Fletcher

** Fletcher Martin Road

** Liar Liar ( DVD edition ) ( Fletcher Reede )

** Conspiracy Theory ( TV Asahi edition ) ( Jerry Fletcher )

** Terrell Fletcher ( born 1973 ), American football player