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Famous Birthdays of 2 June

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

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2010 - Today

(2011) Willow Sage Hart
(2011) Willow Hart: Family Member.

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2009 - 2000

(2005) MaKenzie Myers: Reality Star.
(2002) Madison Hu: TV Actress.
(2000) Lilimar Hernandez: TV Actress.

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1999 - 1990

(1998) Conner Bobay: Vine Star.
(1996) Morissette Amon: Filipino actress and singer.
(1995) Sterling Beaumon: TV Actor.
(1995) Jack Taubman: American noted family, the son of superstar model Christie Brinkley and her husband, oil heir and developer Ricky Taubman, who married on 12/22/1994.
(1995) Michael Qeliqi: Vine Star.
(1994) Jemma McKenzie-Brown: English actress.
(1994) Harry Hudson: R&B Singer.
(1994) Antonio Spavone: Italian race car driver.
(1994) Prima Sellecchia Tesh: Daughter of John Tesh and Connie Sellecca.
(1994) Maxime Nocher: French kitesurfer, representing Monaco at the 2016 Rio Olympics.

(1994) Sophie Garrett: YouTube Star.
(1993) Adam Taggart: Australian footballer.
(1993) Lukas Spendlhofer: Austrian footballer.
(1992) Futuristic : Rapper.
(1992) Pajtim Kasami: Swiss footballer.
(1991) Jackson Wood: Family Member.
(1990) Jon Ludvig Hammer
(1990) Brittany Curran: American actress.
(1990) Eddie Lacy: Football Player.
(1990) Renee Reynosa: Twitch Star.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Stephan Bender
(1989) Michael Dunigan: American basketball player.
(1989) Freddy Adu: Ghanaian-born American soccer player.
(1989) Steven Smith: Australian international cricketer.
(1989) Steve Smith: Cricket Player.
(1989) Willy Moon: Rock Singer.
(1989) Draegast : YouTube Star.
(1988) Amber Marshall: TV Actress.
(1988) Sergio Agüero: Argentinian footballer.
(1988) Patrik Berglund: Swedish ice hockey player.

(1988) Sergio Aguero: Argentinian footballer.
(1988) Zuri Hall: TV Show Host.
(1988) Joe Lefeged: American football player.
(1987) Sonakshi Sinha: Movie Actress.
(1987) Michael Green: YouTube Star.
(1987) Whitney Call: Comedian.
(1987) Matthew Koma: Pop Singer.
(1987) Katie Kelly: Soccer Player.
(1987) Maryka Holtzhausen: South African netball player.
(1987) Caitlin Mallory: American-Estonian ice dancer.
(1987) Angelo Mathews: Sri Lankan cricketer.
(1987) Darin Zanyar: Swedish singer-songwriter.
(1987) Yoann Huget: French rugby player.
(1986) ZZ Ward
(1986) Todd Carney: Australian rugby player.
(1986) Curtis Lofton: American football player.
(1986) Matt Kean: Bassist.
(1985) Brittanya O'Campo: Reality Star.
(1985) Miyuki Sawashiro: Japanese voice actress and singer.
(1985) Ana Cristina: American singer-songwriter dancer and actress.
(1984) Tyler Farrar
(1984) Max Boyer: Canadian professional wrestler.
(1983) Brooke White: American singer-songwriter and actress (Jack and White).
(1983) Yuliya Snigir
(1983) Christopher Higgins: American ice hockey player.
(1983) Leela James: American singer-songwriter.
(1983) Chris Higgins: American ice hockey player.
(1982) Jewel Staite: Canadian actress and singer.
(1982) Abdulkadir Kocak: Turkish boxer.
(1982) Wendy Valdez: Filipino model and actress.
(1982) Andres Raja: Estonian decathlete.
(1982) Jānis Karlivāns: Latvian decathlete.
(1981) Nikolaï Davydenko
(1981) Jon Favreau (speechwriter)
(1981) Velvet Sky: Wrestler.
(1981) Jon Favreau: American political speechwriter who landed a speechwriting jjob with Senator Barack Obama.
(1981) Nikolay Davydenko: Russian professional tennis player.
(1981) Chin-hui Tsao: Taiwanese baseball player.
(1981) Catherine Manoukian: Canadian violinist.
(1980) Bobby Simmons: American basketball player.
(1980) Apolline de Malherbe
(1980) Abby Wambach: American soccer player.
(1980) Lindsey Yamasaki: Japanese American professional basketball player.
(1980) Tomasz Wróblewski: Polish bass player and songwriter (Behemoth Vesania and Black River).
(1980) Richard Skuse: English rugby player.
(1980) Fabrizio Moretti: Brazilian-American drummer (The Strokes and Little Joy).

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Morena Baccarin: Brazilian-born American actress.
(1979) James Ransone
(1979) Natalia Rodríguez: Spanish runner.
(1979) Butterfly Boucher: Australian singer-songwriter guitarist and producer.
(1979) Taavi Varm: Estonian artist.
(1978) Justin Long: American actor.
(1978) Nikki Cox: American actress.
(1978) Dominic Cooper: English actor.
(1978) Nicolas Bal: French Nordic combined skier who competed from 1996 to 2007.
(1978) AJ Styles: American professional wrestler.

(1977) Zachary Quinto: American actor.
(1977) Dorian Çollaku: Albanian hammer thrower.
(1977) Teet Allas: Estonian footballer.
(1977) AJ Styles: Wrestler.
(1976) Tim Rice-Oxley: English singer-songwriter and keyboard player (Keane and Mt.
(1976) 'Masenate : Queen 'Masenate Mohato Seeiso of Lesotho.
(1976) Antônio Nogueira: Brazilian mixed martial artist and boxer.
(1976) Martin Čech: Czech ice hockey player (d. 2007).
(1976) Earl Boykins: American basketball player.
(1976) Elly Hutton: Australian 100m sprinter (1996 Olympics).
(1976) Martin Cech: Czech ice hockey player (d. 2007).
(1976) Adrian Carlos Olivares: Mexico City, Mexico -- Singer (Menudo-Cannonball).
(1976) Queen 'Masenate: Mohato Seeiso of Lesotho.
(1976) Josef Marha: Havl-brod, Czechoslovakia -- NHL center (Colorado Avalanche).
(1976) Rachel White: Columbus, Nebraska -- Miss America - Nebraska (1997).
(1976) Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira: Brazilian mixed martial artist.
(1975) Dontae Jones: American basketball player: forward, Knicks.
(1975) Sally Newmarch: Australian rower (1996 Olympics).
(1975) Salvatore Scibona: American author.
(1975) Gisle Torvik: Norwegian guitarist.
(1974) Leah Cairns
(1974) Gata Kamsky: Russian-American chess player.
(1974) Raphaël Imbert: French jazz saxophonist, bandleader, composer and music teacher.
(1974) Tammy Holmes: Berkeley, California -- Female outfielder (Colo Silver Bullets).
(1974) Matt Serra: American mixed martial artist.
(1974) Raiko Pachel: Estonian swimmer.
(1973) Kevin Feige
(1973) Neifi Perez: Dominican baseball player.
(1973) Marko Kristal: Estonian footballer and manager.
(1973) Neifi Pérez: Dominican-American baseball player.
(1973) Fabrice Baron: French footballer who played as a defender for Calais from 1999 to 2008.
(1973) Carlos Acosta: Cuban-English actor and dancer.
(1972) Wentworth Miller: American actor.
(1972) Wayne Brady: American actor and comedian.
(1972) Raúl Ibañez: American baseball player.
(1972) Simon Staho: Danish film director.
(1972) Raul Ibanez: American baseball player.
(1972) Dwayne Joseph: NFL cornerback (Chicago Bears).
(1972) Brad Ottis: Tackle (Arizona Cardinals).
(1971) Kajsa Thoor: Swedish radio journalist.
(1971) Jo Koy: American comedian and radio host.
(1971) Katerina Jacques: Czech politician.
(1971) Anthony Montgomery: American actor and singer.
(1971) Kateřina Jacques: Czech translator and politician.
(1971) Steve Brooks: WLAF tight end (Frankfurt Galaxy, London Monarchs).
(1970) Eric Riley: NBA center (Dallas Mavericks, Minnesota Timberwolves).
(1970) B-Real : American rapper producer and actor (Cypress Hill and Kush).
(1970) Karen Mok
(1970) Patricia Riggen
(1970) Margaret Easley
(1970) Andy McCollum: NFL center / guard (New Orleans Saints).
(1970) Marty Mcinnis: Weymouth, Massachusetts -- NHL left wing (NY Islanders).
(1970) Mike Kelly: Baseball player.
(1970) Randy Fuller: NFL defensive back (Pittsburgh Steelers).
(1970) Gökhan Kırdar: Turkish singer-songwriter.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Jack Herrick
(1969) David Wheaton: Minneapolis, Minnesota -- Tennis star (1987 US junior boys).
(1969) Cy Chadwick: English actor and producer.
(1969) Kurt Abbott: American baseball player.
(1968) Andy Cohen (television personality)
(1968) Jason Falkner: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Jellyfish The Grays and The Three O'Clock).
(1968) Andy Cohen: TV Show Host.
(1968) Beetlejuice : American radio personality.
(1968) Anne Briand: French biathlon athlete.
(1968) Jon Culshaw: English comedian actor and screenwriter.

(1967) Fred Paronuzzi
(1967) Remigija Nazarovienė: Lithuanian heptathlete and coach.
(1967) M Evans: American athlete, defensive tackle.
(1967) Mike Stanton: Houston, Texas -- Pitcher (New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox).
(1966) Pedro Guerra: Spanish songwriter and singer.
(1966) Petra van Staveren: Dutch swimmer.
(1965) Sean Stewart: American-Canadian author.
(1965) Mark Waugh: Australian cricketer, who represented Australia in Test matches from early 1991 to late 2002, and made his One-Day International debut in 1988.
(1965) Steve Waugh: Australian cricketer and fraternal twin of cricketer Mark Waugh.
(1965) Russ Courtnall: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1965) Jim Knipfel: American writer and columnist, aka "Slackjaw".
(1964) Caroline Link: German film director and screenwriter.
(1963) Bernard Cazeneuve: French politician who, until his appointment as Junior Minister for European Affairs at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs by President François Hollande on 16 May 2012, was a member of the National Assembly of France where he represented the 5th constituency of Manche on behalf of the Socialist Party.
(1963) Anand Abhyankar: Indian actor (d. 2012).
(1963) Tim Balmer: Milwaukee, Wisconsin -- Canadian Tour golfer (Bermuda Open-1990).
(1963) Jay B Cooper: Coral Gables, Florida -- Canadian Tour golfer (1992 Jamaica).
(1963) Brian Harvey: Baseball umpire (NL).
(1963) Jim Burns: American entrepreneur.
(1962) Denis Baupin: French politician, the Deputy Mayor of the City of Paris, where, as an elected member of the city council, he represents Europe Écologie–The Greens.
(1962) Guy Lecluyse
(1962) Ian Shaw: British singer and pianist known for his inventive ability to improvise, unequaled in the contemporary jazz scene.
(1962) Laura Witvoet: Alberta, Canada -- LPGA golfer (1995 LPGA Corning-52nd).
(1962) Mark Plaatjes: South African-American runner and coach.
(1962) Darnell Coles: Baseball player.
(1961) Liam Cunningham (actor)
(1961) Alejandro Agresti
(1961) Dez Cadena: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Misfits Black Flag Osaka Popstar DC3 The Gentlemen and Loaded).
(1961) Kare Kauks: Estonian singer and educator.
(1961) Kerry Junna-Saxby: Australian 10k walker (1992, 96 Olympics - 15th Place).
(1961) John Cameroon: Guitarist (Claw Boys Claw).
(1960) Tony Hadley: Rock vocalist (Spandau Ballet-True).
(1960) Vanessa Warren: American singer, very popular and charismatic in her club work around Aspen, Colorado in the '90s.
(1960) Kyle Eugene Petty
(1960) Shaun Wallace: TV Show Host.
(1960) Laura Lattuada: Italian actress and television presenter.
(1960) Olga Bondarenko: Russian runner.
(1960) Kyle Petty: American race-car driver, continuing the tradition set by his dad and granddad, both championship drivers.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Lydia Lunch: American singer-songwriter guitarist and actress (Teenage Jesus and the Jerks 8-Eyed Spy Harry Crews and My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult).
(1959) Erwin Olaf: Dutch photographer.
(1959) Charlie Huddy: Oshawa, Ontario -- NHL defenseman (Buffalo Sabres).
(1959) Rineke Dijkstra: Dutch photographer.
(1958) Lex Luger: American wrestler and football player.
(1958) Laurence Dumont
(1958) Lex Lugar [Larry Pfohl]: Atlanta, Georgia -- Wrestler (WWF / WCW / NWA).
(1958) Lawrence Pfohl: American professional wrestler.
(1957) Bartabas
(1957) Roberto Visentini

(1957) Mark Lawrenson: English footballer and manager.
(1957) Jonathan Stack: American director and producer.
(1956) Jan Lammers: Dutch race car driver.
(1956) Mani Ratnam: Indian director producer and screenwriter.
(1956) Malcolm Garrett: English graphic designer.
(1956) Mark L Polansky: Paterson, New Jersey -- Pilot / Astronaut.
(1955) Dana Carvey: American actor and stand-up comedian, known for his work as a cast member on "Saturday Night Live" and for playing the role of Garth Algar in the "Wayne's World" films.
(1955) Yves Godard: French physician suspected of murdering his wife and children.
(1955) Gary Grimes: American actor, curly-haired, innocent-faced young lead of the 1970s.
(1955) Hernaldo Zúniga
(1955) Nandan Nilekani: Indian businessman co-founded Infosys.
(1955) Michel Dalberto: French concert pianist, who has recorded the complete piano works of Schubert.
(1955) Chantal Hochuli: Swiss-born socialite.
(1955) Garry Grimes in San Francisco: California, USA; actor (Summer of '42, Class of '44).
(1955) Dennis Haysbert: San Mateo, California -- Actor (Code Red).
(1955) Michael Steele: American singer-songwriter and bass player (The Bangles and The Runaways).
(1954) Dennis Haysbert: American actor.
(1954) Richard Allen Davis
(1954) Claude Greff
(1954) Richard Davis: American homicide; arraigned on eight felony counts for the kidnapping and murder of 12-year-old Polly Klass.
(1954) Michael Steele: Rocker (Bangles-Eternal Flame, Walk Like an Egyptian).
(1953) Jacques-François Piquet
(1953) Cornel West: American philosopher author and academic.
(1953) Craig Robert Stadler: San Diego, California -- PGA golfer (Masters 1982).
(1953) Keith Allen: Welsh comedian, actor, singer and writer.
(1953) Vidar Johansen: Norwegian saxophonist.
(1953) Dave Green: English boxer and businessman.
(1953) Craig Stadler: American golfer.
(1953) Craig Stadler in San Diego: California, USA; PGA golfer (Masters 1982).
(1952) Claudine Tiercelin
(1952) Gary Bettman: American commissioner of the National Hockey League.
(1951) Jeanine Pirro
(1951) Maguy Marin
(1951) Jean-Michel Lemétayer: French farm unionist, president of the National Federation of Farmers' Unions (FNSEA) from May 2001 to December 2010.
(1951) Arnold Mühren: Dutch footballer and manager.
(1951) Steve Brookins: Rocker (.38 Special).
(1951) Alexander Wylie: Lord Kinclaven Scottish lawyer judge and educator.
(1951) Larry Robinson: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1951) Larry Clark Robinson: NHL defenseman (Montreal Canadiens, Norris-77, 80).
(1950) John Mulligan: Scottish-American writer, the author of "Shopping Cart Soldiers," a autobiographical story about the inhumanity of war and its aftermath.
(1950) Anne Phillips: English theorist and academic.
(1950) Jonathan Evans: Welsh lawyer and politician.
(1950) Joanna Gleason: Toronto, Ontario -- Actress (Morgan-Hello Larry).
(1950) [Antone] Chubby Tavares: Rocker (Tavares).
(1950) Toni Alessandrini: Chicago, Illinois -- Actress (Vice Academy Part 2).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Tommy Mandel
(1949) Heather Couper: English astronomer and physicist.
(1949) Jack Pierce: American baseball player and coach (d. 2012).
(1949) Frank Rich: American journalist and critic.
(1948) Jerry Mathers: American actor, most noted as a child star in the legendary TV series "Leave it to Beaver.
(1948) Roni Bar-On
(1948) Albert Innaurato in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; playwright/director (Age in Soho).
(1948) Jerry Mathers in Sioux City: Iowa, USA; actor (Beaver - Leave It To Beaver).
(1947) Marie-Hélène Breillat: French actress, painter and writer.
(1947) Martin Lamotte: French actor.

(1947) Franco Cagnotto
(1947) Albert Innaurato: American playwright and author of the Broadway hit "Gemini," as well as "Coming Of Age In Soho," "Passione," and "Gus And Al.
(1947) Joelle Kendle-Hirsh
(1947) Mark Rudd: American political activist, a founding member of the controversial Weathermen, a radical leftist group that was placed on the FBI's Most Wanted List in 1970.
(1947) Giorgio Cagnotto: Italian champion in water sports, a diver and winner of two silver medals for the diving team at the Olympic Games in 1972 winning two Silver and in 1976, two Bronzes and the Gold Medal at the European meet in 1970.
(1947) Jan Ferraris: LPGA golfer.
(1947) Ted Britton: American noted family and child actor, son of Barbara Britton.
(1947) Mark Elder: British opera and symphony conductor.
(1946) Peter Sutcliffe: British homicide; known as the Yorkshire Ripper as he killed 13 women and attempted to kill 7 more, mostly prostitutes.
(1946) Lasse Hällström
(1946) Eliot Tatelman: American businessman, with his brother Barry, led their family furniture store to new heights of success.
(1946) David Arculus: English businessman.
(1946) Song Dae-kwan: South Korean singer.
(1946) Lasse Hallström: Swedish director producer and screenwriter.
(1946) Tomomichi Nishimura: Japanese voice actor.
(1946) Song Dae Kwan: Korean singer.
(1946) Roger Freed: Baseball player.
(1946) Lasse Hallstrom: Swedish film director.
(1945) Jon Peters: American film producer and hairdresser.
(1945) Georges Lech: French football (soccer) player of Polish descent, who played for France national team from 1963 to 1973.
(1945) Bonnie Newman: American businessman and politician.
(1945) Bob Benrit: Rocker.
(1945) Jane Bonnie Newman: American politician.
(1945) Richard Long: English painter sculptor and photographer.
(1944) Marvin Hamlisch: American composer and conductor (d. 2012).
(1944) Robert Elliott: American actor (d. 2004).
(1944) Poul Jensen: Denmark -- Yachting (1976, 80 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1944) Garo Yepremian: NFL place kicker (Miami Dolphins).
(1943) Blinky Palermo
(1943) John Lilipaly: Dutch 2nd Chamber member (PvdA).
(1943) Charles Haid in San Francisco: California, USA; actor (Andy Renko - Hill Street Blues, Altered States).
(1943) Crescenzio Sepe: Italian cardinal.
(1943) Charles Haid: American actor and director.
(1943) Ilaiyaraaja : Indian singer-songwriter and producer.
(1943) Maarten B Engwirda: Dutch 2nd Chamber member (D66).
(1942) Maree Cheatham: Soap Opera Actress.
(1942) F Aijazuddin: Pakistani chartered accountant, art historian and author of more than a dozen books.
(1942) Jean-Paul Angelier: French diplomat, ambassador to Djibouti.
(1942) Marie Cheatham: Oklahoma, United States -- Actress (Search for Tomorrow, Guiding Light).
(1941) Charlie Watts: Drummer.
(1941) Stacy Keach: American actor noted for a number of TV series and movies, including the 1982 TV mini-series, "The Blue and the Gray," which centered around America's Civil War.
(1941) David Sumberg: British politician, a Member of Parliament returned at General Election 6/11/1987.
(1941) Alain Cayzac: French advertising agent who was the president of the Paris Saint-Germain Football Club between June 2006 and April 2008.
(1941) Oda Mayumi: Tokyo, Japan -- Resident artist (Green Gulch Zen Center).
(1941) Ünal Aysal: Turkish businessman.
(1941) William Guest: American singer-songwriter and producer (Gladys Knight & the Pips) (d. 2015).
(1941) Susan Hart: American actress and producer.
(1941) Lou Nanne: Canadian-American ice hockey player and manager.
(1941) Jeff Winkless: American voice actor producer and screenwriter (d. 2006).
(1941) Stacy Keach in Savannah: Georgia, USA; actor (Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer).
(1941) William Guest in Atlanta: Georgia, USA; singer (Gladys Knight Show).
(1940) Constantine II of Greece: King of Greece from 1964 until the abolition of the monarchy in 1973.
(1940) Christopher Bernau: American actor, most visible in the TV soaps "Dark Shadows" and "Guiding Light.
(1940) Constantine II: Deposed King of Greece (1964-73).
(1940) King Constantine: II of Greece.
(1940) Horace Clarke: Baseball 2nd baseman (New York Yankees).
(1940) Jim Maloney: Baseball pitcher.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Jean-Pierre Gaillard
(1939) John Schlee: American professional golfer who played on the PGA Tour in the 1960s and 1970s.
(1939) Danielle Denie: Belgian actress.
(1939) Charles Miller: Rock flutist / saxophonist (War).
(1938) Maïté (TV host)
(1938) Gene Michael: Baseball shortstop / manager / General manger (New York Yankees).
(1938) Baroness Princess Désirée: Swedish royalty, the third child of Prince Gustaf Adolf, Duke of Västerbotten, and Princess Sibylla of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, and granddaughter of King Gustaf VI Adolf of Sweden.
(1938) Edda Göring: German noted family, the daughter of Hermann Goering who was second to Hitler as the leader of Nazi Germany.
(1938) George Penrose: Lord Penrose Scottish lawyer and judge.
(1938) Ron Ely: American actor.

(1938) Kevin Brownlow: English film historian and author.
(1938) Frits Wols [Eugene W Wong Loi Sing]: Suriname -- Secretary General (UNESCO).
(1938) Clifton Cushman: American hurdler and soldier (d. 1966).
(1938) Désirée: Baroness Silfverschiöld of Sweden.
(1938) Maite : French TV star of her own traditional cooking class who moved on to stage and film.
(1937) Sally Kellerman: American actress, onscreen from 1957 in co-starring roles, probably best known as "Hot Lips Houlihan" in the movie "M.
(1937) Gérard Braun
(1937) Lenora M Hill
(1937) Rosalyn Higgins: English lawyer and judge.
(1937) Lenora Hill: American professional astrologer, writer and bookstore owner.
(1937) Jimmy Jones (singer): American singer and songwriter.
(1937) Robert Paul: Canadian figure skater and choreographer.
(1937) Jimmy Jones: American singer-songwriter (d. 2012).
(1936) Vladimir Golubnichy: USSR -- 20K walker (1960, 68 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1936) Richard Harries: Baron Harries of Pentregarth English bishop and theologian.
(1936) Sally Kellerman in Long Beach: California, USA; actress (M*A*S*H, Back to School).
(1936) Volodymyr Holubnychy: Ukrainian race walker.
(1935) Carol Shields: American-Canadian author poet and playwright (d. 2003).
(1935) Dimitri Kitsikis: Greek poet and educator.
(1935) Roger Brierley: English actor and singer (d. 2005).
(1934) Robert Tessier: Actor (Nightwish, Future Force), dies at 56.
(1934) Johnny Carter: American singer (The Flamingos and The Dells) (d. 2009).
(1933) Jerry Lumpe: American baseball player and coach (d. 2014).
(1933) Bob Rozario in Shanghai: China; orchestra leader (Tony Orlando, Marie).
(1932) Mohamed Tedjini
(1932) Yaroslav Kirillovich Golovyanov: Cosmonaut.
(1932) Sammy Turner in Patterson: New Jersey, USA; singer ("Lavender Blue Moods").
(1932) Sammy Turner: American singer.
(1932) Mohamed Tedijini: France sport Champion.
(1931) Larry Jackson: American baseball player and politician (d. 1990).
(1931) Norman Brinker: American marketing specialist and CEO of Chili's, a popular restaurant that was noted for having a 20% annual growth rate.
(1931) William Donaldson: American banker and businessman co-founded Donaldson Lufkin & Jenrette.
(1930) Claude Véga
(1930) Pete Conrad: American astronaut, one of four to fly four space missions and the third man to set foot on the moon.
(1930) Charles Pete Conrad Jr in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; US Navy/astronaut (Gemini 5, Gemini 11, Apollo 12, Skylab 2).
(1930) Bob Lillis: American baseball player coach and manager.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Willaim Brown: Television executive.
(1929) J Floyd: America concert pianist (jazz, classical, avant-garde, and the like), composer, and music pedagogue at the collegiate level.
(1929) Ken McGregor: Australian tennis player (d. 2007).
(1929) Norton Juster: American architect author and academic.
(1929) Juan Venegas: Puerto Rican boxer notable for winning Puerto Rico's first Olympic medal.
(1929) Frederic Devreese: Composer.
(1929) Alcides Lanza: Composer.
(1928) Jacques Sereys: St-Maurice Actor.
(1928) Erzsi Kovács: Hungarian singer (d. 2014).
(1928) John Anthony Bowden Cuddon: Writer / teacher.

(1928) Rafael Lecuona: Cuban-American gymnast and academic (d. 2014).
(1927) André Vandernoot
(1927) Harriet Woods: American politician and activist, a state senator and former Lieutenant Governor of Missouri, and two-time unsuccessful candidate for the US Senate.
(1927) Christopher Slade: English lawyer and judge.
(1927) W Watts Biggers: American novelist and animator.
(1927) W Biggers: American author screenwriter and animator (d. 2013).
(1927) Phillip Burton: Historian (Vanishing Eagles).
(1926) Milo O'Shea: Irish-American actor (d. 2013).
(1926) Chiyonoyama Masanobu: Japanese sumo wrestler, the 41st Yokozuna (Born 1926).
(1925) Hans-Jorg Walter
(1925) Hans-Jörg Walter: Swiss astrologer and author, held a PhD in chemistry.
(1924) June Callwood: Canadian journalist, author and social activist (Born 1924).
(1924) Claude Fuzier: French journalist, intellectual and politician.
(1924) Al Ruscio: American actor (d. 2013).
(1923) Lloyd Shapley: American mathematician and economist Nobel Prize laureate.
(1923) Del Simmons: Rocker (Captain Beefheart).
(1922) Juan Antonio Bardem: Spanish director and screenwriter (Born 1922).
(1922) Jean-Marie Coldefy: St-Mandé Journalist.
(1922) Juan Bardem: Spanish director and screenwriter (d. 2002).
(1922) Carmen Silvera: Canadian-English actress and singer (d. 2002).
(1922) Charlie Sifford: American golfer (d. 2015).
(1921) Alexander Salkind: Producer (Superman), dies at 75.
(1921) András Szennay: Hungarian priest (d. 2012).
(1921) Serge Choumoff: French engineer.
(1921) Sigmund Sternberg: Hungarian-English businessman and philanthropist.
(1921) Ernie Royal: American trumpet player (The Tonight Show Band) (d. 1983).
(1921) Raymond Renault: Aubervilliers physician.
(1921) Betty Freeman: American philanthropist and photographer (Born 1921).
(1920) Frank Clement: American lawyer and politician 41st Governor of Tennessee (d. 1969).
(1920) Yolande Donlan: New Jersey, United States -- Actress (Jigsaw, Expresso Bongo, Penny Princess).
(1920) Marcel Reich-Ranicki: Polish-German author and critic (d. 2013).
(1920) Tex Schramm: American football team president and general manager (d. 2003).
(1920) Johnny Speight: English screenwriter and producer (d. 1998).
(1920) Gino Cappello: Italian soccer player.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Nat Mayer Shapiro: American painter (d. 2005).
(1919) Nat Shapiro: American painter (d. 2005).
(1919) Clarence Weff: French writer and screenwriter, an author of detective fiction and spy novels.
(1918) Jan Bernard Gieles
(1918) Jan Gieles: Dutch astrologer.
(1918) Kathryn Windham: American journalist and author (d. 2011).
(1918) Ruth Atkinson: Canadian-American illustrator (d. 1997).
(1918) Ellis Williamson: American military, the major general who led the first Army combat troops into South Vietnam.
(1918) Kathryn Tucker Windham: American writer and storyteller.
(1917) Roger Bastide: French sociologist, dies at age 76.

(1917) Max Showalter: Caldwell, Kansas -- Actor / composer (Stockard Channing Show).
(1917) Jean Mahe: France Military man.
(1917) Heinz Sielmann: German photographer and filmmaker (d. 2006).
(1916) Frederic Warriner: American character actor on the New York stage who specialized in Shakespeare and Shaw.
(1916) Georgss Lagache: Lille physician.
(1916) Frederick Warringer: Pasadena Actor.
(1915) Lester Del Rey: American science fiction writer first published in April 1938 with a short story, "The Faithful" in "Astounding Tales.
(1915) Walter Tetley: NYC, New York -- Animation voice (Sherman-Bullwinkle Show).
(1915) Lester del Rey: United States -- Sci-fi author (Moon Trilogy, Marooned on Mars).
(1915) Robert Moffat Palmer: Composer.
(1915) Alexandru Nicolschi: Romanian communist (d. 1992).
(1914) Roger Durand: Tours EXecutives.
(1913) Walter Schwarz: German singer-songwriter and playwright (d. 1992).
(1913) Walter Andreas Schwarz: German singer and author (d. 1992).
(1913) Bert Farber: Brooklyn, New York -- Orchestra leader (Arthur Gudfrey, Vic Damone).
(1913) Elsie Tu: English-Hong Kong educator and politician (d. 2015).
(1913) Barbara Pym: Romantic author (Very Private Eye).
(1911) Joe McCluskey: American runner (d. 2002).
(1911) Xia Hong: Writer.
(1911) Nicolai Clausen: Germany Military man.
(1911) Pierre Boillon: French Catholic priest, who served as Bishop of Verdun from 1963 to 1986.
(1910) Paul Colombet: French astrologer, author of the two-volume "Secrets et techniques de l'astrologie" (1979).
(1910) Thomas Leather: Australian first-class cricketer who represented Victoria.
(1910) Hector Dyer: American sprinter (d. 1990).
(1910) Per Hurum: Norwegian sculptor.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Robin Orr: Scottish musician and composer.
(1908) Herbert Albers: Germany Scientist.
(1907) Dorothy West: American journalist and author (d. 1998).
(1907) John Lehmann: English poet, editor, and publisher (d. 1987).
(1907) Franz Kleffner: German military, waffen ss.
(1906) Norge : Belgian writer, one of the most illustrious poets of Belgium of the 20th century.
(1904) Johnny Weissmuller: Romanian-born American swimmer and actor who, as the winner of five Olympic medals and numerous world records, was noted for his performance in 12 Tarzan movies released from 1932 to 1948; Weismuller portrayed the role longer than any other man.
(1904) Frantisek Plánicka
(1904) Frank Runacres: English painter and educator (d. 1974).
(1904) Pierre Rondot: Versailles Military man.

(1901) Raymond Asso: French lyricist.
(1901) Michael Todd: producer (Around the World in 80 Days).
(1901) Joseph Eisenbrand: Germany Scientist.
(1900) Pierre Mingand: France Actor.
(1900) David Wynne: Composer.

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