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Famous Birthdays of 2 February

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 2nd of February

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2010 - Today

(2014) Alena Jonas: Family Member.
(2011) Noah Csincsak: American child of television celebrities, Noah's parents are alumni of The Bachelor reality show.

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2009 - 2000

(2003) Universal Sam: Musical.
(2002) Soni Bringas: Dancer.
(2002) Tylerxbrown : Musical.
(2001) Connor Gibbs: TV Actor.
(2001) Brooklyn Elbert: Pop Singer.
(2000) Messiah Harris: Family Member.

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1999 - 1990

(1998) Matti Baybee: Rapper.
(1998) Paul : Vine Star.
(1996) Amira McCarthy: Pop Singer.
(1996) Sam Collins: YouNow Star.
(1995) Paul Digby: English footballer.
(1995) Aleksander Jagiełło: Polish footballer.
(1993) PO (rapper)
(1993) Ittybittyannie : YouTube Star.
(1993) Ravel Morrison: English footballer.
(1993) Jake Cassidy: Welsh footballer.

(1993) Po : Rapper.
(1992) Agathe Degorces
(1992) Danielle White: American singer-songwriter and actress.
(1992) Asya from Smoosh: American musician.
(1992) Joonas Tamm: Estonian footballer.
(1992) Rebop Rundgren: Son of Michelle Gray and Todd.
(1991) Taryn Davidson
(1991) Gregory Mertens: Belgian footballer (d. 2015).
(1991) Chianna Bono: American noted family, the daughter of former Palm Springs Mayor Sonny Bono and his wife, Mary.
(1991) Nathan Delfouneso: English footballer.
(1990) Hana : Rapper.
(1990) CaELiKe : YouTube Star.
(1990) Jake Luhrs: Metal Singer.
(1990) Dan Gosling: English footballer.
(1990) Maria Alonso: TV Actress.
(1990) Lil Debbie: Rapper.
(1990) Heather Sanders: Business Executive.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Ingrid Nilsen: YouTube Star.
(1989) Ivan Perisic
(1989) Alex Sharp: Actor.
(1988) Zosia Mamet: American singer and actress, who has appeared in television series including Mad Men, United States of Tara and Parenthood and as Shoshanna Shapiro on the HBO original series Girls.
(1988) Kathryn Eastwood
(1988) Wuzzam Supa: Vine Star.
(1987) Gerard Piqué: Spanish footballer.
(1987) Martin Spanjers: American actor.
(1987) Victoria Song: World Music Singer.
(1987) Vincent Dedienne

(1987) Anthony Fainga'a: Australian rugby player.
(1987) Jill Scott: English footballer.
(1987) Javon Ringer: American football player.
(1987) Mimi Page: American singer-songwriter and producer.
(1987) Athena Imperial: Filipino journalist; Miss Earth-Water 2011.
(1987) Saia Fainga'a: Australian rugby player.
(1987) Antoine Romand: French homicide victim, the five-year-old son of Jean-Claude Romand who murdered him on the night of 1/08/1993 around 9.20 PM.
(1987) Faydee : Pop Singer.
(1987) Will Shahan: YouTube Star.
(1987) Gerard Pique: Spanish football player.
(1986) Gemma Arterton: Movie Actress.
(1986) Judy Travis: YouTube Star.
(1986) Miwa Asao: Japanese volleyball player.
(1985) Melody Gardot: Blues Singer.
(1985) Dennis Oliech
(1985) Silvestre Varela: Portuguese footballer.
(1985) Duncan Pain: YouTube Star.
(1984) Renn Kiriyama: Japanese actor.
(1984) Rudi Wulf: New Zealand rugby player.
(1983) Carolina Klüft: Swedish heptathlete and jumper.
(1983) Vladimir Voskoboinikov: Estonian footballer.
(1983) Will South: British musician (Thirteen Senses).
(1983) Nathan Fielder: Writer.
(1983) Ronny Cedeno: Venezuelan baseball player.
(1983) Jordin Tootoo: Canadian hockey player.
(1983) Ronny Cedeño: Venezuelan baseball player.
(1983) Alex Westaway: British musician.
(1982) Luci Victoria
(1982) Katya Santos
(1982) Sergio Ortega: Spanish footballer.
(1982) Sergio Castano: Spanish footballer.
(1982) Han Ga In: South Korean model/actress.
(1982) Brandy Talore: American pornographic actress.
(1982) Filippo Magnini: Italian swimmer, he was twice world champion in the 100m freestyle and 3 times European champion.
(1982) Kelly Mazzante: American basketball player.
(1981) Emily Rose (actress)
(1981) Nathan Barnatt
(1981) Emre Aydın: Turkish singer-songwriter.
(1981) Salem al-Hazmi: Saudi Arabian terrorist hijacker of American Airlines Flight 77 (d. 2001).
(1981) Emily Rose: TV Actress.
(1981) Michelle Bass: English reality TV star and glamour model.
(1980) Florent Balmont
(1980) Eugene Perelshteyn
(1980) Zhang Jingchu
(1980) Angela Finger-Erben: German television presenter.
(1980) Oleguer Presas: Spanish football player.
(1980) Radric Davis: American rapper.
(1980) Teddy Hart: Actor (3 Men on a Horse), dies at 73.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Sandy Casar: French racing cyclist, who competed as a professional between 2000 and 2013, all for the Française des Jeux team.
(1979) Mayer Hawthorne: Musician.
(1979) Christine Bleakley: TV Show Host.
(1979) Gloria Bellicchi: Italian beauty queen, voted Miss Italy 1998.
(1979) Klaus Mainzer: German rugby player.
(1979) Urmo Aava: Estonian race car driver.
(1979) Brandee Dawn: McCoskey; Miss Alaska Teen-USA (1996).
(1979) Petra Cada in Prague: Czechoslovakia; Canadian table tennis player (Olympics-1996).
(1979) Lindsay Langston in Modesto: California; archer (Olympics-1996).
(1979) David Paisley: British actor, especially well known for roles as midwife Ben Saunders in "Holby City," Ryan Taylor in "Tinsel Town" and most recently Rory Murdoch in "River City.

(1979) Fani Chalkia: Greek hurdler.
(1979) Irini Terzoglou: Greek shot putter.
(1979) Shamita Shetty: Indian actress.
(1978) Barbara Mori: Model.
(1978) Aaron Staton
(1978) Rich Sommer: American actor.
(1978) Barry Ferguson: Scottish footballer and manager.
(1978) Macarena Gómez
(1978) Olivier Mutis: French professional tennis player who retired in 2006.
(1978) Adam Christopher: New Zealand writer.
(1978) Annabel Ellwood in Canberra: Australia; tennis star (1995 Futures NC).
(1978) Annabel Ellwood: Australian tennis player.
(1978) Eden Espinosa: American actress and singer.
(1977) Shakira : Colombian singer, songwriter, dancer, record producer, choreographer, and model.
(1977) Jessica Wahls
(1977) Libor Sionko: Czech football player.
(1977) Shakir Shakira: Musician.
(1976) Laurent Lefèvre
(1976) Frédéric Dufour
(1976) Ryan Farquhar: Northern Irish motorcycle racer.
(1976) James Hickman: English swimmer.
(1976) Ana Roces: Filipino actress.
(1976) Steven Dewick in Sydney: New South Wales, Australia; swimmer (Olympics-1996).
(1976) Craig Heap: Scottish sports champion in golf.
(1976) Lori Beth Denberg: American actress.
(1975) Todd Bertuzzi: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1975) Macey Brooks: wide receiver (Dallas Cowboys).
(1975) Todd Bertuzzi in Sudbury: Ontario, Canada; NHL right wing (New York Islanders).
(1975) Ieroklis Stoltidis: Greek footballer.
(1975) Naomi Grossman: American actress, writer, and producer best known for her role as Pepper in the second and fourth seasons of the FX horror television series American Horror Story.
(1975) Donald Driver: American football player.
(1975) Niclas Wallin: Swedish hockey player.
(1975) Vaggelis Koutsoures: Greek footballer.
(1974) J R: Conrad; offensive tackle/guard (New York Jets).
(1974) Jeff Cassar: Soccer goalkeeper (1996 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1974) David Buck in Honolulu: Hawaii; kayak (alternate-Olympics-1996).
(1973) Tim Denton: NFL cornerback (Atlanta Falcons).
(1973) Marissa Winokur: American actress and singer.
(1973) Andrei Luzgin: Estonian tennis player and coach.
(1973) Radka Bobkova in Prague: Czechoslovakian Republic; tennis star (quarter Bournemouth).
(1973) Dan Brandenburg: linebacker (Buffalo Bills).
(1973) Aleksander Tammert: Estonian discus thrower.
(1973) Marissa Jaret Winokur: American actress.
(1973) Sergio Gonzalez: rocker (Menudo-Cannonball).
(1973) Marissa Jaret Winokur: Actress.
(1973) Patrick Jeffers: NFL wide reciever (Denver Broncos - Super Bowl 32).
(1973) Jose White WLAF/NFL defensive tackle (Minnesota Vikings: Frankfurt Galaxy).
(1972) Zoë Keating
(1972) Dana International: Israeli pop singer.
(1972) Tanya Clarke
(1972) Melvin Mora: Venezuelan baseball player.
(1972) Charlie Williams: NFL safety (Dallas Cowboys).
(1972) Aleksey Naumov: Russian footballer.
(1972) Lance Brown: NFL defensive back (Arizona Cardinals).
(1971) Arly Jover
(1971) Isaac Kungwane: South African footballer and sportscaster (d. 2014).
(1971) Tony Miller in Mount Pleasant: Texas, USA; 400 metre runner.
(1971) Ken Dilger: NFL tight end (Indianapolis Colts).
(1971) Rockwilder : American rapper and producer.
(1971) Michelle Gayle: English singer-songwriter and actress.
(1971) Jason Taylor: Australian rugby league player and coach.
(1970) Gunter Schlierkamp
(1970) Jennifer Westfeldt: American actress singer and screenwriter.
(1970) Roar Strand: Norwegian footballer.
(1970) Diego Martos: WLAF linebacker (Barcelona Dragons).
(1970) Chris Luneburg: WLAF tackle (London Monarchs).
(1970) Nikolaos Michopoulos: Greek footballer.
(1970) Santa Montefiore: Novelist.
(1970) Ivan Vukov: soccer player (FC Volendam).
(1970) Erik ten Hag soccer player (FC Twente: RKC, FC Utrecht).
(1970) C Ernst Harth: Canadian actor.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Miranda Merron
(1969) Tim Sherwood
(1969) David Lisnard
(1969) Jody Hull: Cambridge -- NHL right wing (Florida Panthers).
(1969) Dana International: Israeli pop singer of Yemenite Jewish ancestry.
(1969) Valeri Karpin: Estonian-Russian footballer and manager.
(1969) Dambisa Moyo: Economist.
(1969) Axelle Renoir: French-breton singer, she is also composer of original films soundtracks ("Les Jolies Choses", "36 Quai des Orfèvres".
(1968) Sean Elliott: American basketball player: forward, Spurs.
(1968) Scott Erickson: American pro baseball pitcher who has pitched in two Division Series games, three Championship Series games and one World Series game.

(1968) Thomas Teige: German martial artist, actor and record holder.
(1968) Sari Krooks: Ice hockey right wing (Finland, Olympics - 1998).
(1968) Simon Wickham-Smith: British musician, translator, academic and astrologer.
(1968) Ventson Donelson: Canadian Football League cornerback (Saskatchewan Roughriders).
(1968) Steve Henson: NBA guard (Detroit Pistons).
(1968) Scott Erickson in Long Beach: California, USA; pitcher (Minnesota Twins, Baltimore Orioles).
(1968) Paul McKenzie: Australian Finn class yachter (Olympics-1996).
(1967) Carl Meeus
(1967) Artūrs Irbe: Latvian ice hockey player and coach.
(1967) Arturs Irbe: Latvian hockey player.
(1967) Laurent Nkunda: Congolese military leader.
(1966) Jeanne Savary
(1966) Bob Alan Estes in Graham: Texas, USA; PGA golfer (1994 Texas Open).
(1966) Michael Misick: Caicos Islander politician Premier of the Turks and Caicos Islands.
(1966) Rob Sheffield: Journalist.
(1966) Robert DeLeo: American bass player songwriter and producer.
(1966) Andrei Chesnokov: Russian tennis player and coach.
(1966) Victor Muhammad: WLAF running back (London Monarchs).
(1966) Tony Plourde in Chibougamau: QuTbec, Canada; sabre (Olympics-1996).
(1966) Adam Ferrara: Comedian.
(1965) Carl Airey: English footballer.
(1965) Harry Swayne NFL tackle (San Diego Chargers: Denver Broncos-Superbowl 32).
(1965) Naoki Sano: Japanese wrestler and mixed martial artist.
(1964) Laura Poitras
(1964) Diane Charlemagne: English singer-songwriter (d. 2015).
(1963) Marie-Claude Pietragalla: French dancer and choreographer.
(1963) Eva Cassidy: American singer and acoustical guitarist, she died at age 33 on November 2, 1996 in Bowie, MD, from melanoma.
(1963) Kjell Dahlin: Swedish ice hockey player.
(1963) Andrej Kiska: Statesman.
(1963) Philip Laats: Belgian judoka.
(1963) Stephen McGann: Liverpool, England -- Actor (Catherine the Great).
(1962) Michael T Weiss: American actor.
(1962) Andy Fordham: English darts player.
(1962) Philippe Claudel: French author director and screenwriter.
(1962) Victoire Castellane: French jewellery designer who lives and works in Paris.
(1962) Michael T. Weiss: Actor.
(1962) Michael T Weiss in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actor (Jarod - Pretender, Dr Michael Horton - Days of Our Lives).
(1962) Luke Johnson: English businessman.
(1962) Ben Testerman in Knoxville: Tennessee, USA; tennis star.
(1962) Paul Kilgus: American baseball player.
(1961) Lauren Lane: American actress.
(1961) Abraham Iyambo: Namibian politician (d. 2013).
(1961) Steve Penney: National Hockey League goaltender.
(1960) Claudio Panatta: Italian tennis champ on the National team, the brother of Adriano Panatta who is also a tennis champ.
(1960) Lionel Lemonchois: French sailor, a professional skipper, twice winner of the Jules Verne Trophy: in 2005 with Orange II and in 2010 with Groupama 3. He also won the Transat Jacques Vabre in 2005 and the Transat AG2R in 2006.
(1960) Cecilia Chailly: Italian harpist, composer and writer.
(1960) Eric Shea: Actor (Castaway Cowboy).
(1960) Lee Chill: Cleveland, Ohio -- Canadian Tour golfer (1977 Ohio Junior).
(1960) Jari Porttila: Finnish sports journalist.
(1960) Lee Chill in Cleveland: Ohio, USA; Canadian Tour golfer (1977 Ohio Jr).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Maurice Leroy
(1959) Lenine (musician)
(1959) Hella Sinnen: German comedienne and television entertainer.
(1959) Mike Tice: Coach.
(1959) Gabriella Golia: Italian TV host, announcer and actress.
(1958) Jérôme Anger
(1958) David Newton
(1958) Dexter Manley: NFL player (Washington Redskins).
(1958) Tulsi Tanti: Businessman.
(1958) Holly Hunter: Actress.

(1958) Michel Bouchard: Canadian playwright.
(1958) Douglas McGrath: Writer.
(1958) Michel Marc Bouchard: Canadian playwright.
(1958) Holly Hunter in Conyers: Georgia, USA; actress (Broadcast News, Once Around).
(1957) Phil Barney: Algerian-French singer-songwriter.
(1957) Laurie Mann: Current DPS curator / geek.
(1957) Sandra Joyce Cagle Milwukee WI: Playmate (Feb, 1980).
(1956) Jean-François Lamour: French fencer who became a politician and cabinet minister.
(1956) Jean-Marc Padovani: French jazz saxophonist and songwriter.
(1956) Adnan Oktar: Turkish theorist and author.
(1955) Kim Zimmer: American actress.
(1955) Francis Falala
(1955) Bob Schreck: American author.
(1955) Brent Spiner in Houston Texas USA actor (Data - Star Trek: The Next Generation).
(1955) Michael Talbott in Waverly: Iowa, USA; actor (Stan - Miami Vice).
(1955) Virginia Leng: British equestrian.
(1955) Leszek Engelking: Polish poet, writer and translator.
(1954) Christie Brinkley: American model.
(1954) Hansi Hinterseer: Austrian skier actor and singer.
(1954) John Tudor: American baseball player.
(1953) Vladimir Kovalev: Russian skater, he was the World Skating Champion 1977-80.
(1953) Louis Sclavis: French jazz musician.
(1953) Duane Chapman: American bounty hunter.
(1953) Charles Petzold: Businessman.
(1953) Penny Pulz: LPGA golfer.
(1953) Jerry Sisk: Jr.
(1953) Duane Chapman: American bounty hunter.
(1952) Christiane Taubira: French politician who, on 15 May 2012, was appointed Minister of Justice of France in the new Ayrault government under President François Hollande.
(1952) Park Geun-hye: South Korean politician 11th President of South Korea.
(1952) Carol Ann Susi
(1952) Carol Ann Susi: Actress.
(1952) Ralph Merkle: American computer scientist.
(1952) John Cornyn: American lawyer and politician 49th Attorney General of Texas.
(1952) Rick Dufay: French-American guitarist and songwriter.
(1952) Carol Susi: TV Actress.
(1951) André Blanchard
(1951) Barbara Paciorek-Paleta
(1951) Vangelis Alexandris: Greek basketball player and coach.
(1951) Kim Zimmer in Grand Rapids: Michigan, USA; actress (Guiding Light, Doctors, One Life to Live).
(1951) Ken Bruce: British disc jockey.
(1951) Alphonso Johnson: Jazz bassist.
(1950) Robertino Rossellini: Italian real estate advisor living in Monaco, a friend and frequent escort of Princess Caroline with whom he skis in Austria.
(1950) Libby Purves: English journalist and author.
(1950) Barbara Sukowa: German stage actress named Best Actress at the Berlin's film festival.
(1950) Robert Guralnick
(1950) Jean-Claude Mignon
(1950) Genichiro Tenryu: Japanese professional wrestler.
(1950) Osamu Kido: Japanese professional wrestler.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Ross Valory
(1949) Brent Spiner: American actor.
(1949) Bernard Farcy
(1949) Duncan Bannatyne: Scottish entrepreneur.
(1949) Adelia Canoletti: Brazilian mother of eight girls who all worked as advertising models from 1981.
(1949) Yasuko Namba: Japanese mountaineer (d. 1996).
(1949) Francisco Maturana: Colombian football manager.
(1949) Sherry Mathis in Memphis: Tennessee, USA; actress (Search for Tomorrow).
(1949) Jetty Weels: Surinamese/Dutch vocalist ("Mai Tai").
(1949) Ross Valory in San Francisco: California, USA; rock bassist (Journey - "Who's Crying Now", "Open Arms").

(1949) Tom Tripplehorn: rocker (Gary Lewis and Playboys - "This Diamond Ring").
(1948) Ina Garten: American author and TV personality.
(1948) Alan McKay: rocker (Earth Wind and Fire - "Boogie Wonderland").
(1948) Al McKay: American guitarist songwriter and producer (Earth Wind & Fire).
(1948) Roger Williamson: English race car driver (d. 1973).
(1948) Tony DeMeur rocker (Fabulous Poodles - "Anna Rexia": "Suicide Bridge").
(1948) Jessica Savitch: Kennet Square, Pennsylvania -- News anchor (NBC).
(1947) Farrah Fawcett: American actress, a model and commercial actress before becoming a star during her one season in the TV hit series "Charlie's Angels," 1976.
(1947) Mike Brant: Israeli pop star who achieved fame after moving to France.
(1947) Ellen Malcolm: Activist.
(1947) Derek Shulman: Rocker.
(1947) Aleksandr Medved: USSR -- Wrestler (1964, 68, 72 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1947) Greg Antonacci: American actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1947) Mary Farrah Leni Fawcett in Corpus Christi: Texas, USA; actress (Charlie's Angels, Burning Bed).
(1947) Kevin Coe: American realtor arrested in 3/10/1981 and convicted in August 1981 of four rapes in Spokane, Washington, sentenced to life in prison.
(1946) Issayas Afeworki
(1946) Alpha Konaré: Malian academic and politician 3rd President of Mali.
(1946) John Armitt: English engineer and businessman.
(1946) Alpha Oumar Konare: Mali politician.
(1946) Phyllis Eisenstein: Author.
(1946) Constantine Papadakis: Greek-American businessman and academic (d. 2009).
(1946) Howard Bellamy in Darby: Florida, USA; vocalist (Bellamy Brothers - "Let Your Love Flow").
(1945) Carol MacElvoy: American newscaster who delivered television news through the use of sign language.
(1945) Metin Arditi
(1945) Robert Atzorn: German actor.
(1945) John Eatwell: Baron Eatwell English economist and academic.
(1945) Kerem Yılmazer: Turkish actor and singer (d. 2003).
(1945) Ronnie Goodson: Rocker.
(1944) Karen Foss: American broadcaster.
(1944) Andrew Davis: English organist and conductor.
(1944) Andrew Davis in Ashbridge: England; conductor (New Philharmonic Orchestra-London).
(1944) Ursula Oppens: American pianist and educator.
(1944) Katherine Crawford in Los Angeles: California, USA; actress (Gemini Man, Captains and the Kings).
(1944) Gordon Gee: Educator.
(1944) Ursula Oppens in New York City: New York, USA; pianist/co-founder (Speculum Musicae-New York City).
(1944) Geoffrey Hughes: British actor.
(1943) Princess Maria Beatrice of Savoy
(1943) Susan Hanson: English actress.
(1943) Peter MacBeth: rocker (Foundations).
(1943) Claude Spanoudakis: French sommelier, who worked with chef Marc Meneau.
(1943) Maria Beatrice : Italian royalty, the youngest daughter of Umberto II, the last king in Italy.
(1942) Graham Nash: British-American musician and founding member of "Crosby, Stills & Nash" a trio that has a very unique, popular sound.
(1942) Bo Hopkins: American actor.
(1942) Jang Sung-taek: North Korean politician (d. 2013).
(1942) Christine Keeler: Model.
(1942) Barry Diller: founder (Fox-TV).
(1942) Bo Hopkins in Greenville: South Carolina, USA; actor (Dynasty, Doc Elliot, The Rockford Files).
(1941) Serge Alexandrovich Tcherepnin: Composer.
(1941) Terry Biddlecombe: English horse racing jockey.
(1940) David Jason: British comedy actor on the TV series "Open All Hours" and "Only Fools and Horses.
(1940) Thomas M[ichael] Disch: United States -- Sci-fi author (Genocides, 102 H-Bombs).
(1940) Brenda Kerrigan: American noted family and mother of skating champ, Nancy Kerrigan.
(1940) Alan "Tea": Caddy; rock guitarist (Tornados - "Globetrotter").
(1940) Thomas Disch: American author and poet (d. 2008).
(1940) Alan Caddy: English guitarist and producer (d. 2000).
(1940) Wayne Fontes: American football player and coach.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Jean-Marc Chavanne
(1939) Dale Mortensen: American economist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2014).
(1939) Mary-Dell Chilton: American chemist and inventor and one of the founders of modern plant biotechnology.
(1939) Dale T. Mortensen: Economist.
(1939) Akbar Adibi: Iranian scientist (d. 2000).
(1938) John Robert Hawkins
(1938) Norman Fowler: English journalist and politician Secretary of State for Transport.
(1938) Gene MacLellan: Canadian composer and singer (Born 1938).
(1937) Tom Smothers: American comedian who performed as a duo with his brother, Dick, on the popular TV series, "The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour.
(1937) Anthony Haden-Guest: British American writer.

(1937) Remak Ramsay: American actor.
(1937) Anthony journalist: poet and critic.
(1937) Eric Delvalle: Panamanian lawyer and politician President of Panama (d. 2015).
(1937) Don Buford: American baseball player and coach.
(1937) Brian Lumley: Writer.
(1937) Tommy Smothers: Comedian.
(1937) Tom Smothers in New York City: New York, USA; comedian (Smother Brother Show, Serial).
(1937) Martina Arroyo in New York City: New York, USA; operatic soprano (New York Metropolitan).
(1936) Nicole Catala
(1936) Duane Jones: Dies of cardiopulmonary arrest at 51.
(1936) Tony Ryan
(1936) Metin Oktay: Turkish footballer and manager (d. 1991).
(1935) Michel Subor
(1935) Evgeny Velikhov: Russian physicist and academic.
(1935) Johnny Watson: American blues, soul, and funk musician and singer-songwriter.
(1935) Derek Frederick: American homosexual; died of AIDS 4/09/1989, Seattle, WA.
(1935) Jane Wagner: Comedian.
(1934) João César Monteiro
(1934) Otar Iosseliani
(1934) Khalil Khan: Bangladeshi actor (d. 2014).
(1934) [Clyde] Skip Batten in Los Angeles: California, USA; rocker (Byrds - "Turn Turn Turn").
(1933) Than Shwe: Burmese politician.
(1933) Jean Rovis
(1933) : Cuban bassist (Buena Vista Social Club) (d. 2009).
(1933) Pierre Amalou: Marseille EXecutives.
(1933) Les Dawson: Comedian.
(1933) M'el Dowd: American actress and singer (d. 2012).
(1933) Tony Jay: English actor and singer (d. 2006).
(1932) Judith Viorst: Author.
(1932) Robert Mandan: American actor.
(1932) Claude Puzenat: Boulogne-Billt EXecutives.
(1932) Arthur Lyman: American jazz vibraphone and marimba player (Born 1932).
(1932) Jens Thorsen: Danish director, producer and actor, primarily known for his work in porno and erotic films although he made some standard features as well; an artist and painter.
(1932) Robert Mandan in Clever: Missouri, USA; actor (Chester - Soap, James - Three's a Crowd).
(1931) Dries van Agt: Dutch politician, Prime Minister of the Netherlands from 1977 until 1982.
(1931) Andreas "Andries" van Agt Dutch politician: Prime Minister of the Netherlands (CDA, 1977-82).
(1931) Michel Denis: French historian, president of the University of Rennes 2 from 1976 to 1980.
(1931) Les Dawson: English comedian and author (d. 1993).
(1931) John Harney: Canadian educator and politician.
(1931) Dries Van Agt: Dutch politician, the Minister of Justice and lèrime Minster of Netherlands 1977 - 1982.
(1931) Judith Viorst: American journalist and author.
(1931) Dorian Gray: Italian actress, who made her stage debut in 1950, and quickly became a known and acclaimed actress.
(1930) Jonathan Scott: American executive and CEO in charge of American Stores, the nation's largest food and drug retailer that was originally founded by the Skaggs family as Skaggs Drugs.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Richard J Flamson
(1929) Sheila Allen: American actress and producer (d. 2013).
(1929) Reiner Bredemeyer: Composer.
(1929) Vera Chytilova: Czech director.
(1929) Richard Flamson: Los Angeles EXecutives.
(1929) George Band: English engineer and mountaineer (d. 2011).
(1929) Věra Chytilová: Czech actress director and screenwriter (d. 2014).
(1929) John Holland: American computer scientist (d. 2015).
(1928) Philippe Chatrier: French tennis player.
(1928) A Higginbotham: Jr.

(1928) Jay Handlan: American basketball player and engineer (d. 2013).
(1928) Howard Caine in Nashville: Tennessee, USA; actor (Californians).
(1928) Luigi Ciriaco: De Mita; Prime Minister of Italy (1988-89).
(1928) Alan Fluck: Musical educationalist.
(1928) Aloyisus Leon Higginbotham: Jr, American civil rights activist (d. 1998).
(1927) Stan Getz: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Jazz tenor saxophonist (Benny Goodman, Jimmy Dorsey).
(1927) Richard Vance Maxfield: Composer.
(1927) Stan Getz in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; jazz tenor saxophonist (Benny Goodman, Jimmy Dorsey).
(1927) Friedrich K Flick: German industrialist.
(1927) Doris Sams: American baseball player (d. 2012).
(1926) Valery Giscard d'Estaing: French politician.
(1926) Mimi Perrin: French jazz pianist and singer, and translator.
(1926) Nydia M E Ecury: Arubian poet / actress (Kantika pa Mama Tera).
(1926) Valéry Giscard d'Estaing: French financier and politician, the President of France 5/19/1974 succeeding Georges Pompidou.
(1926) Wanda Lewis in Struther: Ohio, USA; actress (This is Music, Paul Dixon Show).
(1926) Valéry d'Estaing: French academic and politician 20th President of France.
(1926) Miguel Cardinal: Obando y Bravo; first Central American cardinal (Nicaragua).
(1926) Elaine Stritch in Detroit: Michigan, USA; actress (My Sister Eileen, Company).
(1926) Valéry Giscard: Koblenz - Germany Politician.
(1925) Elaine Stritch: American actress with a long and varied career.
(1925) Raimondo d'Inzeo
(1925) Michel Philippot: Verzy Musician.
(1925) Michel Paul Philippot: Composer.
(1925) Pierre Bertrand: Thierville physician.
(1925) David Abell Wood: Priest.
(1924) Sonny Stitt: American saxophonist and composer (d. 1982).
(1924) Jack Clemmons: American law enforcement officer (d. 1998).
(1924) Elfi von Dassanowsky: Austrian-born American producer and musician (d. 2007).
(1924) Tine Balder [Clementine AL Cobbaut]: Flemish actress (Antigone).
(1924) Carlo Conso: Italy Actor.
(1923) Liz Smith: American journalist, one of the most respected gossip columnists in the business.
(1923) Liz Smith: American journalist, one of the most respected gossip columnists in the business.
(1923) Red Schoendienst: American baseball player coach and manager.
(1923) Bob Maloubier
(1923) Peter Fowler: Physicist.
(1923) Al "Red": Schoendienst; baseball manager/second baseman (Saint Louis Cardinals).
(1923) James Dickey: American poet and novelist, at age 84 (born 1923).
(1923) Jean Babilée: French dancer and choreographer (d. 2014).
(1923) James Dickey in Atlanta: Georgia, USA; author/poet/actor (Deliverance).
(1923) Bonita Granville in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Hitler's Children, Lone Ranger).
(1923) Clem Windsor: Australian rugby player and surgeon (d. 2007).
(1923) Bonita Granville: American actress and producer (d. 1988).
(1923) Albert Schoendienst: American professional baseball player who was known for being a sure-handed in-fielder.
(1923) Mary Elizabeth "Liz" Smith in Fort Worth: Texas, USA; gossip columnist (New York Daily News, NBC-TV).
(1922) Jeanette Vogelbacher: France sport Champion.
(1922) Yves Salgues: French journalist, writer, poet and notorious heroin addict.
(1921) John Butler: United States Navy officer and Naval aviator who was killed in action in the World War II Battle of Midway.
(1921) Madeleine Lebeau: French actress, known for playing the role of "Yvonne", Humphrey Bogart's jilted mistress, in the 1942 American romantic drama film "Casablanca.
(1920) An Wang: Founder (Wang Labs, Wang Computers).
(1920) An Wang: Founder (Wang Labs, Wang Computers).
(1920) Raymond Daudel: French theoretical and quantum chemist.
(1920) Helmut Bauer: Germany Military man.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Lisa Debeljevic-della Casa: Switzerland -- Vocalist.
(1919) Lisa Casa: Swiss soprano and actress (d. 2012).
(1919) Georg Gawliczek: German footballer and manager (d. 1999).
(1919) Allie Reynolds: New York Yankees pitcher (1952 American League ERA leader (2.
(1918) Roger Vinit: Lisieux EXecutives.
(1918) Hella S Haasse: Dutch writer.
(1918) Hella [S: Lelyveld-]Haasse Dutch author (Cider for Poor People).
(1918) Hella Haasse: Indonesian-Dutch author (d. 2011).
(1917) ?o Muoi: Vietnamese leader.
(1917) Đỗ Mười: Vietnamese politician 5th Prime Minister of Vietnam.

(1916) Xuân Diệu: Vietnamese poet and author (d. 1985).
(1916) Alfredo Corvino: Uruguayan ballet dancer and ballet teacher.
(1916) Silvana Jachino: Italian film actress who appeared in 65 films between 1936 and 1970.
(1916) Xuan Dieu: Vietnamese poet (d. 1985).
(1915) Abba Eban: Israeli diplomat and politician, and a scholar of the Arabic and Hebrew languages.
(1915) Luis Ramos Yordan: Puerto Rican physician, legislator, and President of the House of Representatives of Puerto Rico from 1973 to 1977.
(1915) Isabel Freire de Matos: Writer, educator, journalist, and activist of the Independence of Puerto Rico.
(1915) Khushwant Singh: Indian journalist and author (d. 2014).
(1915) Stan Leonard: Canadian professional golfer (d. 2005).
(1915) Evert Werkman: Dutch journalist (Het Parool).
(1914) Nicolas Roland Payen
(1914) Eric Kierans: Canadian economist and politician 1st Canadian Minister of Communications (d. 2004).
(1913) Georges Guingouin: Magnac-Laval Politician.
(1913) Poul Reichhardt: Danish actor and singer (d. 1985).
(1913) Jean Simon: Le Relecq-Kerhuon Military man.
(1913) Masanobu Fukuoka: Japanese sustainable farmer and author (Born 1913).
(1913) Ohn Maung: Burmese martyr (d. 1947).
(1912) Millvina Dean: English civil servant and cartographer; last survivor of the RMS Titanic (d. 2009).
(1912) Burton Lane: American songwriter and composer (d. 1997).
(1911) Jean-Jacques Grunenwald: French organist/composer, dies at age 71.
(1910) Hendrik H: K Beernink Dutch politician (CHU).
(1910) Charlotte Auerbach: Computer Pioneer / mathematician.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Frank Albertson: Actor (Chico & Man, Room Service), dies at 55.
(1909) Franc Albertson: Fergus Falls, Minnesota -- Actor (Psycho, Alice Adams).
(1908) Renzo Rossellini: Italian musician and composer.
(1908) Clarence "Buster" Crabbe: California, United States -- Swimmer (1932 Olympics - Gold Medalist) / actor.
(1908) Alfred Krauss: France sport Champion.
(1908) Pavel Sivic: composer.
(1908) Anita Garvin actress (Swiss Miss: Blotto, Charlatan, Hats Off).
(1908) Cal Tinney: Oklahoma, United States -- Comedian (Stop Me If You Heard This One).
(1908) Wes Ferrell: American baseball player and manager (d. 1976).
(1907) Riccardo Morbelli: Italy Writer.

(1907) Bernardas Brazdzionis: Lithuania -- Poet / editor / critic.
(1907) Jean Vinay: France Painter.
(1906) Gale Gordon: Actor.
(1906) Harold Rosenberg: Writer.
(1905) Ayn Rand: Russian-born American writer, author of "Atlas Shrugged" and other philosophical novels based on her philosphy that she called "Objectivism.
(1905) Olive Rublee: American astrologer; joined AFA September 1963.
(1905) Jean-Pierre Guerlain: French perfumer, who died on 12 December 1996.
(1904) Helen Rose: costume designer, dies at age 81.
(1904) Bozorg Alavi: Iranian author and activist (d. 1997).
(1904) Jose Enrique: Pedreira composer.
(1904) Pierre Masson: Vannes Military man.
(1903) Heinrich Gottlieb Heer
(1903) Frank McGrath: Mound City, Missouri -- Actor (Wagon Train).
(1902) Jane Ising: German-born wife of Ernst Ising.
(1902) Paul-Louis Gandoet: Rochefort sur Mer Military man.
(1902) Newbold Morris: American lawyer and politician (d. 1966).
(1902) Tyra Ryman: Arboga, Sweden -- Actress (Peter the Tramp).
(1901) Jascha Heifetz: Lithuanian-American musician who was a world famous violinist who played as a soloist with virtually all of the world's great orchestras.
(1901) Jean Boyer (footballer)
(1901) Connie Gilchrist: Brooklyn, New York -- Actress (Cry Havoc, Letter to 3 Wives).
(1900) Carroll Righter: American professional astrologer and syndicated columnist in daily papers read in 30 million homes.
(1900) Willie Kamm: American baseball player and manager (d. 1988).
(1900) Asa Smith Bushnell Jr: Springfield, Ohio -- Secretary of US Olympics (1945-65).

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