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Famous Birthdays of 2 November

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

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2010 - Today

(2012) Thiago Messi: Family Member.

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2009 - 2000

(2008) Sunny Sandler: Family Member.
(2004) Damarr Calhoun: TV Actor.
(2001) Bredia Santoro: Pop Singer.
(2001) Dylan Delgado: Skateboarder.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Theodore Burkhardt: Pop Singer.
(1998) Josh Wiggins: Movie Actor.
(1998) Brielle Barbusca: TV Actress.
(1997) Alex Wolff: Actor.
(1997) Dylan Dauzat: Vine Star.
(1996) Gabe Helmy: YouTube Star.
(1996) Liam Obergfoll: TV Actor.
(1996) Audie Tomlin: Vine Star.
(1995) Brandon Soo Hoo: American-Chinese actor.
(1995) Brandon Hoo: Movie Actor.

(1995) Nick D'Aloisio: Businessman.
(1995) Chase Goehring: Pop Singer.
(1995) Alex Bertie: YouTube Star.
(1995) Amanda Mandingo: YouTube Star.
(1994) Lil Moco: YouTube Star.
(1994) Shaq Coulthirst: English footballer.
(1993) Tiffany Watson: Reality Star.
(1993) Tyler Sederwall: YouTube Star.
(1992) London Moore: Movie Actress.
(1992) Male Gotti: American noted family, grandson of mob boss John Gotti.
(1992) Stephanie Ho: Hong Kong singer and actress.
(1991) Jimmy Garoppolo: Football Player.
(1990) Kendall Schmidt: American singer and actor (Big Time Rush).
(1990) Natasha Smirnoff: Daughter of Yakov Smirnov.
(1990) Christopher Dibon: Austrian footballer.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Stevan Jovetic: Montenegrin soccer player.
(1989) Stevan Jovetić: Montenegrin footballer.
(1989) Luke Schenn: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1989) Katelyn Tarver: American singer.
(1989) Natalie Pluskota: American tennis player.
(1988) Julia Görges: German tennis player.
(1988) Dee Kosh: YouTube Star.
(1988) Lindze Letherman: American actress.
(1987) Danny Cipriani: English rugby union player.
(1986) Erika Jo

(1986) Hannah Hart: YouTube Star.
(1986) Penn Badgley: Actor.
(1986) Diana Penty: Indian model and actress.
(1986) Andy Rautins: Canadian basketball player.
(1986) Jade Jolie: Reality Star.
(1986) Lara Sacher: Australian actress.
(1986) Talan Torriero: American reality television star.
(1986) Nikki Limo: YouTube Star.
(1985) Diana Penty
(1985) Danny Amendola: Football Player.
(1985) Marie Portolano
(1985) Josh Grelle: American voice actor.
(1984) Julia Stegner: German model.
(1984) Cyrielle Voguet
(1984) Mari Takahashi: YouTube Star.
(1984) Tamara Hope: Canadian actress and singer.
(1983) Pia Miller: Model.
(1983) Darren Young: Wrestler.
(1982) Esha Deol
(1982) Kyoko Fukada: Japanese actress and singer.
(1982) Shura Taft: English-Australian radio and television host.
(1982) Yunel Escobar: Cuban-American baseball player.
(1982) Daniel Deakin: Family Member.
(1982) Charles Itandje: French footballer.
(1982) Lloyd Zaragoza: Filipino actor.
(1981) Katharine Isabelle: Canadian actress, best known for her portrayal of Ginger in the Ginger Snaps trilogy, as Gibb in Freddy vs.
(1981) Roddy White: American football player.
(1981) Avy Scott: American porn actress and director.
(1981) Coco Martin: Actor.
(1981) Miryo : South Korean singer-songwriter (Brown Eyed Girls).
(1981) Rafael Lugo: Mexican footballer.
(1981) Wilson Betemit: Dominican baseball player.
(1981) Mitchell Johnson: Cricket Player.
(1980) Brittany Ishibashi
(1980) Diego Lugano: Uruguayan footballer.
(1980) Amos Roberts: Australian Rugby League player.
(1980) Vanessa Ray: Soap Opera Actress.
(1980) Vanessa Ray: Soap Opera Actress.
(1980) Kim So-yeon: South Korean actress.
(1980) Karamo Brown: Entertainer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Darren Young: American wrestler.
(1979) Manju Warrier: Actress.
(1979) Julie Lund: Danish actress.
(1979) Erika Flores: American actress.
(1979) Matteo Bellina: Italian child actor who started at the age of five years in commercials, before he received his largest and best-known screen role, playing a young Jesus in Franco Rossi's four-part 1988 television mini-series "A Child Named Jesus.
(1979) Kristina Hammer: American accident fatality; a Halloween tragedy, she died two days before her 14th birthday.
(1979) Simone Puleo: Italian footballer.
(1978) Jessica Valenti: Writer.
(1978) Vitor ''Shaolin'' Ribeiro: Brazilian mixed-martial artist.
(1978) Carmen Cali: American baseball player.

(1977) Gabriella Pession
(1977) Reshma Shetty
(1977) Konstantinos Economidis: Greek tennis player.
(1977) Jason Cerbone: American actor (The Sopranos).
(1977) Rodney Buford: American basketball player.
(1977) Emma Reynolds: English politician.
(1977) Leon Taylor: English diver and sportscaster.
(1977) Randy Harrison: American actor and producer.
(1976) Thierry Omeyer: French handball goalkeeper who currently plays for THW Kiel.
(1976) Cédric Jandau: French footballer, who played as a midfielder mainly for Calais (1994-2002).
(1976) Nicolas Lemonne
(1976) Sidney Ponson: Aruban baseball player.
(1976) Margus Hernits: Estonian figure skater.
(1975) Luc Arbogast
(1975) Chris Walla: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Death Cab for Cutie).
(1975) Danny Cooksey in Moore: Oklahoma; actor (Sam - Diff'rent Strokes).
(1975) Stephane Sarrazin: French rally driver.
(1975) Bo Bice: Musician.
(1975) Stéphane Sarrazin: French race car driver.
(1975) Danny Cooksey: American actor and singer.
(1974) Nelly (rapper)
(1974) Stéphane Sarrazin: French professional racing driver.
(1974) Prodigy (rapper)
(1974) Orlando Cabrera: Colombian-American baseball player.
(1974) Jaroslav Spacek: NHL defenseman (Team Czech Olympics - Gold - 1998, (Sweden).
(1974) Nelly : Rapper.
(1974) Prodigy : American rapper and one half of the Hip-hop duo Mobb Deep with Havoc.
(1974) Ruslan Salei: NHL defenseman (Belarus, Olympics - 1998, Anaheim).
(1973) Marisol Nichols: American actress.
(1973) Ben Graham: Australian footballer.
(1973) Jason Smith: Calgary, Alberta -- NHL defenseman (New Jersey Devils).
(1973) Aishwarya Rai Bachchan: Actress.
(1972) Alessandra Meloni: Italian beauty contestant who won the Miss Italy title in 1994.
(1972) Samantha Womack: Soap Opera Actress.
(1972) Alfred Schreuders: Soccer player (RKC).
(1972) Vladimir Vorobiev: Russian ice hockey player and coach.
(1972) Dario Silva: Uruguayan footballer.
(1972) Jeni Stephens: Memphis, Tennessee -- Miss America - Tennessee (1997).
(1972) Marie Josee Gibeau: Lachine, Quebec -- Kayaker (1996 Olympics).
(1972) Darío Silva: Uruguayan footballer and coach.
(1972) Samantha Janus: British entertainer.
(1972) Derek Mountfield: English football player.
(1971) Meta Golding: Figure Skater.
(1971) Pete Vordenberg: Rota, Spain -- US cross country skier (1994 Olympics).
(1971) Toni Collette: Actress.
(1971) Stevie J: R&B Singer.
(1971) Vikram Chatwal: Businessman.
(1970) Corbin Lacina: NFL guard (Buffalo Bills).
(1970) Ely Buendia: Filipino musician, writer and director who gained fame as guitarist, songwriter and lead vocalist of the popular Pinoy rock band Eraserheads.
(1970) Sharmell Sullivan-Huffman: American wrestler and model.
(1970) Sharmell Sullivan: American professional wrestling valet.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Guilherme de Padua
(1969) Fieldy (bassist)
(1969) Reginald Arvizu: American bass player (Korn StillWell and L.A.
(1969) Dwayne Gordon: NFL linebacker (SD Chargers, New York Jets).
(1969) Reginald ''Fieldy'' Arvizu: American bassist (Ko?n).
(1969) Guilherme Pádua: Brazilian actor, a star of the most popular prime-time TV soap in Brazil, "Of Body and Soul.
(1968) Jaume Balagueró
(1968) Samantha Ferris
(1968) Helle Michaelsen: Alborg, Denmark -- Playmate (Aug, 1988).
(1968) Ultra Nate: American musician.

(1968) Brandi Brandt: Santa Clara, California -- Playmate (October, 1987).
(1968) Neal Casal: American singer-songwriter guitarist and photographer (Ryan Adams and the Cardinals and Chris Robinson Brotherhood).
(1968) Melissa Evridge: Lexington, Kentucky -- Playmate (Aug, 1990).
(1967) Scott Walker (politician)
(1967) Kurt Elling: American singer-songwriter.
(1967) Derek Porter: Belfast, Ireland -- Canadian rower (1992, 96 Olympics - Gold / Silver Medals).
(1967) Darla Michele Pruett in Canton: Georgia, USA; Miss Georgia-America (1991).
(1967) Scott Walker: American Republican politician, governor of Wisconsin, potential candidate for the Republican Party's nomination in the 2016 presidential election.
(1967) Marc van Roon: Dutch improvising musician.
(1967) Chris Port: NFL guard / tackle (NO Saints).
(1967) Simon Hill: English-Australian journalist and sportscaster.
(1966) David Schwimmer: American actor.
(1966) Sean Kanan: Actor (AJ- General Hospital, Rich Girl, Karate Kid Part 3).
(1966) Orlando Merced: Hato Rey, Puerto Rico -- Outfielder (Pittsburgh Pirates).
(1966) Bevy Smith: American television personality and business woman.
(1966) Yoshinari Ogawa: Japanese professional wrestler.
(1966) Khaled Naga: Egyptian actor director and producer.
(1966) Khaled Abol Naga: Egyptian actor.
(1966) Rosalyn Fairbank: in South Africa; tennis player.
(1966) Tim Kirkman: American director and screenwriter.
(1966) Bob Wells: Athlete.
(1966) Jeremy Hunt: Politician.
(1966) Mary Hansen: Musician.
(1965) Shahrukh Khan: Indian film actor.
(1965) Samuel Le Bihan: French comedian and actor notable for his role in "The Brotherhood of the Wolf".
(1965) Shah Khan: Movie Actor.
(1965) Werner Held: German astrologer and psychologist.
(1965) Nick Boles: English businessman and politician.
(1965) Chuck Klingbeil: NFL nose tackle (Miami Dolphins).
(1965) Jurica Pavičić: Croatian author and critic.
(1965) Arnold Clavio: Filipino broadcast journalist.
(1964) Lauren Vélez
(1964) Gene Moore (basketball)
(1964) Britta Lejon: Swedish lawyer and politician.
(1964) Kevin Gogan: NFL guard (Oakland Raiders, SF 49ers).
(1964) Lauren Velez: Actress.
(1963) Bobby Dall: American musician Poison (band).
(1963) Jonas Gardell: Swedish author and screenwriter.
(1963) Susie Scott: San Diego, California -- Playmate (May, 1983).
(1963) Park Young Seok: South Korean mountaineer.
(1963) Borut Pahor: Slovenian lawyer and politician 4th President of Slovenia.
(1963) Ines Diers: in German Democratic Republic; 400m freestyle swimmer (Olympic-gold-1980).
(1963) Craig Saavedra: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1963) Jenny Robertson: TV Actress.
(1963) Rick Allen: Musician.
(1963) Park Young-seok: South Korean mountaineer and explorer (d. 2011).
(1963) David Westhead: English actor and producer.
(1963) Ron McGovney: American bass player (Metallica Leather Charm and Phantasm).
(1962) Marie-Laure de Villepin
(1962) Donna Spangler: American professional model, blonde, attractive.
(1962) Ron McGovney
(1962) Andrew Elt: Singer (Sleeze Beez).
(1962) Mireille Delunsch: French soprano and actress.
(1962) Derek Mountfield: English footballer and manager.
(1962) Anthony Kiedis: Musician.
(1962) David Brock: American political commentator, pundit.
(1962) Simon Hill: English-Australian football commentator.
(1961) KD Lang: Canadian singer and songwriter, accomplishing the music-crossover from traditional country to pop market and achieving a Grammy award for her album "Shadowland.
(1961) Janet Gunn
(1961) kd lang: Canadian singer-songwriter producer and actress.
(1961) Ryan Zinke: Politician.
(1961) Anne Donovan: Coach.
(1961) Jeff Tedford: head coach of the California Golden Bears.
(1960) Jean-Luc Reichmann: French radio presenter and TV host, imitator, born to Pierre Reichmann (jewish Czech), former director of "Mammouth" hypermarket based in Toulouse.
(1960) Bruce Baumgartner: Haledon, New Jersey -- Wrestler (1984, 88, 92, 96 Olympics - Gold / Bronze Medals).
(1960) Robert Harold Lohr: Cincinnati, Ohio -- PGA golfer (1988 Walt Disney).
(1960) Rosalyn Nideffer: Durban, South Africa -- Tennis star (1993 Futures - Midland, Michigan).
(1960) Adam Lingner: NFL center (Buffalo Bills).
(1960) Andy Borg: Austrian singer and TV personality.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Peter Mullan: Scottish actor director and screenwriter.
(1959) Susanna Clarke: Author.
(1958) Michka Assayas
(1958) Willie McGee baseball player (Saint Louis Cardinals: 1985 National League Most Valuable Player).
(1958) Rachel Ticotin: Actress.
(1958) Charlie Kaufman: Writer.
(1958) Bobby Dall: rocker (Poison - "Every Rose Has a Thorn").
(1958) Willie McGee: American baseball player and manager.
(1957) Lucien Favre: Lucien Favre is a Swiss football manager and former footballer.
(1957) Notis Sfakianakis: Greek singer.

(1957) Rita Crockett: San Antonio, Texas -- Volleyball player (1984 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1957) Michael Smith: American actor.
(1957) Carter Beauford: American drummer and composer (Dave Matthews Band).
(1957) Joëlle Crepet: French political activist, a member of Action directe (AD), a French revolutionary group which committed a series of assassinations and violent attacks in France between 1979 and 1987.
(1956) Kitt Reuter-Foss: American mezzo soprano opera singer with an operatic repertoire that includes the roles of "Suzuki" in Madame Butterfly" and "Flora" in "La Traviata," as well as performances in "Rigoletto," "Cosi Fan Tutte" and "The Ghosts of Versailles.
(1956) Dale Brown: American author and pilot.
(1956) Peter Mullan: Scottish actor.
(1955) Patrice Pellerin
(1955) Greg Harris (pitcher born 1955)
(1955) Greg Harris: American baseball player who throws right and bats left.
(1955) Thomas Grunenberg: German footballer and manager.
(1955) Chris Burnett: American saxophonist and composer (Chris Burnett Quartet).
(1955) Frank Gilligan: Queens, New York -- Singer (Mason Dixon-Karen Comes Around).
(1955) Mark Reynolds: San Diego, California -- Star yachter (1988, 92, 96 Olympics - 8th Place).
(1954) Andreas Gruber
(1954) Stephen Poplin: American transpersonal astrologer, interfaith minister and worth-shop leader with clients nationwide and in Europe.
(1954) H. G. Bissinger: Journalist.
(1954) Pat Croce: American businessman and author.
(1953) Andy Mill
(1953) Darrell Issa: Politician.
(1953) Harry Harkimo: Finnish sailor, ice hockey team manager and businessman.
(1953) Alfre Woodard: Tulsa, Oklahoma -- Actress (St Elsewhere, Extremities).
(1952) Michel Boujenah: French humourist, comedian, film director, and screenwriter, born in a jewish tunisian family.
(1952) Larry D Fink
(1952) Ron Lee (basketball)
(1952) Jean-Marie Chauvet: French speleologist, born in Paulhac, he discovered the "Chauvet-Pont-d'Arc" Cave, for whom it was named (18 December 1994).
(1952) Aziz Yıldırım: Turkish engineer and businessman.
(1952) Maxine Nightingale: English soul singer.
(1952) Patrick Haemers: Belgian kidnapper of the former Prime Minister of Belgium, Paul van Den Boeynants in January 1989.
(1952) Kate Linder: Pasadena, California -- Actress (Esther Valentine- - Young and the Restless).
(1951) Kathy Hammond: United States -- 400m runner (1972 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1951) Jeremy Menuhin: USA-born British pianist and the son of violinist Yehudi Menuhin.
(1951) Jean-Michel Aguirre
(1951) Lindy Morrison: Australian drummer (The Go-Betweens Xero and Tuff Monks).
(1951) Fabrice Luchini: Actor.
(1951) Thomas Mallon: American novelist and critic.
(1951) Madeleine Griselin: French geographer and computer scientist, an Emeritus Research Director at CNRS, who mounted an all-women expedition to the North Pole.
(1951) Michel Aguirre
(1951) Sylvia Jeanjacquot: French companion and accomplice of the criminal Jacques Mesrine.
(1950) Robert B. Laughlin: Physicist.
(1950) Alex Fagan: American law enforcement official (Born 1950).
(1950) Mitchell Kapor: Businessman.
(1950) Mitch Kapor: Businessman.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Romain Didier
(1949) Jean-Henri Meunier
(1949) Gérard Akoka: French orchestra conductor, who served as artistic advisor and principal conductor of the National Symphony Orchestra of Taiwan, 1986-1990.
(1949) Lois Bujold: American author.
(1949) David Foster: Musician.
(1948) Jean Hombert: French linguist.
(1948) Rich Gooch: Rock bassist (Quarterflash).
(1947) Kate Linder
(1947) David Anthony Ahern: Composer.
(1947) Dave Pegg: English bass player and producer (Fairport Convention Jethro Tull and Ian Campbell Folk Group).

(1946) Susan St Thomas: American astrologer and an exhibiting fine artist, published on limited edition prints, cards, calendars, book and album covers.
(1946) Giuseppe Sinopoli: Italian musician, a composer and conductor.
(1946) Alan Jones (racing driver)
(1946) Marieta Severo: Brazilian actress.
(1946) Zoë Readhead: British educator, the daughter A. S. Neill, the Scottish educator and author known for his independent school, Summerhill School, where she was born and currently serves as principal.
(1946) Alan Jones: Australia -- Auto racer (1980 World Champion).
(1946) Dennis Muren: Artist.
(1945) Jean-Jack Queyranne
(1945) Giorgos Kolokithas: Greek basketball player (d. 2013).
(1945) J Souther: American singer-songwriter guitarist and actor (Longbranch Pennywhistle and Souther Hillman Furay Band).
(1944) Patrice Chéreau: French screen actor, and opera, stage, and film director ("La Reine Margot"), considered to be the most talented director of his generation; awarded three Molière comparable to the American Oscars) in 1989, 1992 and 1996.
(1944) Keith Emerson: British musician with more energy than one person can contain.
(1944) Michael Buffer: American ring announcer and actor.
(1944) Patrice Chereau: French director, actor and producer.
(1944) Jeffrey Alan Hoffman: Brooklyn, New York -- PhD / Astronaut (STS 51-D, 35, 46, 61, 75).
(1944) Jeffrey A Hoffman in Brooklyn New York USA PhD/astronaut (STS 51-D 35 sk: 46).
(1944) Liesel Westermann: German FR, discus thrower (1968 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1943) Bob Swaim
(1943) Oldrich Pelcak: Czechoslovakia -- Cosmonaut.
(1942) Stefanie Powers: American actress, an attractive, athletic leading lady of multiple Hollywood pictures from the '60s.
(1942) Louise-Yvonne Casetta
(1942) Marcel Fontaine: French military man and diplomat, sent to Beirut in 1982 as Vice-Counsel.
(1942) Shere Hite in Saint Joseph: Missouri, USA; sex therapist (Hite Report).
(1942) Marcia Wallace: Actress.
(1942) Shere Hite: American-German sexologist author and educator.
(1942) John Spratt: Politician.
(1942) Stefanie Powers in Hollywood: California, USA; actress (Girl From UNCLE, Hart to Hart).
(1942) Larry Flynt: Publisher.
(1941) Bruce Welch: English singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (The Shadows).
(1941) Dave Stockton: American professional golfer with the PGA Sr.
(1941) David Knapp Stockton: San Bernardino, California -- PGA golfer (1970 PGA).
(1941) Arun Shourie: Indian journalist economist and politician Indian Minister of Communications.
(1941) Metin Akpınar: Turkish actor.
(1941) David Stockton: San Bernardino sports Champions.
(1940) Dalil Boubakeur
(1940) Francisco Ramalho Jr
(1940) Jim Bakken: American pro-athlete, a football player and solid kicker for the St. Louis Cardinals (now thte St. Louis Rams) from 1962-1978.
(1940) Gigi Proietti
(1940) Phil Minton: English singer and trumpet player.
(1940) Francisco Ramalho: Brazilian film director of "Besame Mucho.
(1940) James Bakken: Madison sports Champions.
(1940) Gigi Proletti: Italian entertainer.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Richard Serra: American sculptor and video artist.
(1939) Enrico Albertosi: Italian athlete, pro soccer player.
(1939) Howard Wolpe: (Rep-D-Michigan, 1979- ).
(1939) Pauline Neville-Jones: Baroness Neville-Jones English broadcaster and politician Minister for Security.
(1938) Queen Sofía of Spain
(1938) Pat Buchanan: American right-wing politician with inflammatory rhetoric.
(1938) Sofía : Queen Sofía of Spain.
(1938) David Lane: American white nationalist (d. 2007).
(1938) Jay Black: American singer (Jay and the Americans).
(1938) Ria Beckers-de Bruijn: Dutch MP (PPR).

(1938) Queen Sofia: of Spain.
(1938) Jay Traynor: Rocker (Jay & The Americans).
(1937) Bernard Cassen: French journalist, a founder of ATTAC, and a member of its Scientific Advisory Board.
(1937) Earl "Speedoo" Carroll: NYC, New York -- Rocker (Cadillacs, Coasters).
(1937) Earl Carroll: American singer (The Cadillacs and The Coasters) (d. 2012).
(1936) Jack Starrett: American actor and film director (Born 1936).
(1936) Rose Bird: American jurist who served for 10 years as the 25th Chief Justice of California.
(1936) Rose Elizabeth Bird: California Supreme Court Justice.
(1936) Jack Starrett: American actor who entered films in the mid-'60s as an actor and jack of all trades in low-budget motorcycle sagas.
(1935) Edward Said: Writer.
(1935) Gary Player: Athlete.
(1935) Charles Koch: Businessman.
(1935) Philippe Nanquette: Lille EXecutives.
(1935) Walter Shipley: American executive and CEO of Chemical Banks, a corporate level lending institution.
(1934) Ken Rosewall: Australian tennis player.
(1934) Bill Gothard: American minister and author.
(1934) Ken Rosewall in Sydney: Australia; tennis star (US 1956).
(1932) Paul Kermack: Scottish actor, he was a TV actor from "Take The High Road," in which he portrayed inventor John Logie Baird.
(1932) Melvin Schwartz: American physicist, Nobel laureate (Born 1932).
(1932) Romano L Mazzoli: (Rep-D-Kentucky, 1971- ).
(1932) Ron Sproat: American screenwriter and playwright (d. 2009).
(1932) Henri Namphy: Cap Haitien, Haiti -- President of Haiti (1986-88).
(1931) Gérard Barray: French actor, he made his screen debut in 1955 in "The Infiltrator.
(1931) Phil Woods: American saxophonist composer and bandleader (d. 2015).
(1931) Gerard Barray: Toulouse Actor.
(1930) Denis Gerald Barrington: Artist.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Pierre Dupuis
(1929) Amar Bose: American engineer and businessman founded the Bose Corporation (d. 2013).
(1929) Germain Derijcke: Belgium sport Champion.
(1929) Milan Stibilj: Composer.
(1929) Richard Taylor: Canadian physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1929) Rachel Ames in Portland: Oregon, USA; actress (Line Up, Audrey - General Hospital).
(1929) Harold Farberman in New York City: New York, USA; conductor/composer (Medea).
(1929) Richard E Taylor: American physicist, Nobel Prize laureate.
(1929) Muhammad Rafiq Tarar: former President of Pakistan.
(1929) Muhammad Tarar: Pakistani judge and politician 9th President of Pakistan.

(1929) Robert Gover: American journalist and author (d. 2015).
(1928) Geoffrey Pardoe: Engineer.
(1928) Paul Johnson: English journalist historian and author.
(1928) Gerry Alexander: Jamaican cricketer and veterinarian (d. 2011).
(1928) Paul Johnson: English journalist historian and author.
(1928) Herb Geller: American-German saxophonist and composer (d. 2013).
(1927) Max Palmer
(1927) Steve Ditko: American author and illustrator.
(1927) John Sainsbury: Baron Sainsbury of Preston Candover English businessman and politician.
(1927) Marcel Ophuls: Actor.
(1927) Davey Williams: American baseball All-Star second baseman who played his entire career for the New York Giants of the National League.
(1926) Betsy Palmer: Actress.
(1926) Ivano Fontana: Italian boxer and Olympian, taking home a bronze medal in the 1948 Olympics.
(1924) Artur Semedo: Portuguese director and actor on stage, in film and on television.
(1924) David Bauer: Canadian ice hockey player and priest (Born 1924).
(1924) Romeo Ventres: American chemical engineer and CEO of Borden, a dairy lines company that diversified into snacks, potato chips and pasta.
(1924) (Father) David Bauer: Canadian ice hockey player and priest (d. 1988).
(1924) Pierre Huguenard: French professor of medicine, anesthesiologist and researcher who died on 4 March 2006.
(1924) Rudy Van Gelder: American record producer and engineer.
(1923) William Haughton: American harness-racing driver who was the winner of major races in the '60s and '70s.
(1923) Victoria de los Angeles: Musician.
(1922) Seánie Duggan: Irish hurler (d. 2013).
(1922) John Pinsent: Classical Scholar.
(1921) Georges Vaslin
(1921) Fernando Correia de Oliveira: Composer.
(1921) Bill Mosienko: Canadian ice hockey player and coach (d. 1994).
(1921) Shepard Menken: American voice actor (d. 1999).
(1921) Willaim D Schaefer: Maryland, United States -- (Gov-D-Maryland).
(1920) Fabio Gonzalez-Zuleta: Composer.
(1920) Bill Mazer: Ukrainian-American journalist and sportscaster (d. 2013).
(1920) Lewis Charles: New York City; actor (Feather and Father Gang).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Jorge de Sena: Portuguese engineer / poet (Reino da Estupidez).
(1919) Pierre Danzelle: France sport Champion.
(1919) Jorge Sena: Portuguese poet, novelist, playwright, a prolific writer in various genres.
(1919) Yves Gueguen: Rouen Military man.
(1919) Warren Stevens: American actor (d. 2012).
(1918) Jean Servier: French scientist, Professor of Ethnology and Sociology from 1956.
(1918) Alexander Vraciu: American commander and pilot (d. 2015).
(1918) Frederick Leboyer: Author.
(1917) Ann Rutherford: Toronto, Ontario -- TV panelist (Leave It To the Girls).
(1917) Richard E Fleming

(1917) Durward Knowles: England, United Kingdom -- Yachtsman (1968 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1917) Richard Fleming: St Paul Military man.
(1915) Sidney Luft: American film director (Born 1915).
(1915) Frances Hesselbein: Businessman.
(1915) Beryl McBurnie: Trinidadian dancer and choreographer (d. 2000).
(1915) Douglas Gordon Lilburn: Composer.
(1914) Ray Walston: American actor who became most noted for the TV sitcom series "My Favorite Martian.
(1914) Antoine Casenobe: French aviator, a flying ace in World War II having won 7 victories in aerial combat.
(1914) Johnny Vander Meer: baseball player (d. 1997).
(1914) Johnny Meer: American baseball player and manager (d. 1997).
(1913) Burt Lancaster: Actor (Elmer Gantry), dies of heart attack at 80.
(1913) Burt Lancaster: American film actor noted for his athletic physique, blue eyes, and distinctive smile (which he called "The Grin").
(1913) Ivor Roberts-Jones: Sculptor.
(1912) Bertrand Goldschmidt
(1912) Robert Ballanger: French politician who died on 26 January 1981.
(1912) Jouko Paavo Kalervo Tolonen: Composer.
(1911) Odysseas Elytis: Greek poet and critic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1996).
(1911) Raphael Robinson: American mathematician philosopher and theorist (d. 1995).
(1910) Fouad Serageddin: Egyptian lawyer and politician Egyptian Minister of Interior (d. 1999).

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1909 - 1900

(1908) Bunny Berigan: American musician, a trumpeter and bandleader of the swing of the '30s.
(1908) Fred Bakewell: English cricketer (d. 1983).
(1908) Hellmut Berg: Germany Scientist.
(1908) Reginald Beckwith: York, England -- Actor (Genevieve, Doctor in Love).
(1907) Pierre Laroque: French Minister of work and Social Care, he created the social security.
(1907) Emile Stynen: Belgium sport Champion.
(1907) Emile Aron: France Scientist.
(1906) Luchino Visconti: Italian film director and set designer, one of the most celebrated in a quartet of directors who have dominated Italian films from the post-war era.
(1906) Peggy Conklin
(1906) Ruth Hellberg

(1906) René Sedillot: Orleans Writer.
(1906) René Sédillot: French journalist and historian.
(1906) Daniil Andreyev: Russian poet and mystic (d. 1959).
(1905) Fred Lipmann: Watchmaker.
(1905) James Dunn: Actor (Tree Grows in Brooklyn, 6 Gun Law), dies at 61.
(1905) Georges Schehadé: Lebanese poet and playwright (d. 1989).
(1904) Hugh Lygon: German-English son of William Lygon 7th Earl Beauchamp (d. 1936).
(1903) Ihuel Ihuel
(1903) Travis Jackson: American baseball player coach and manager (d. 1987).
(1903) Henry Rey: Pont-Aven Politician.
(1903) Albert Hassler: French ice hockey player and speed skater.
(1902) Marius W Holtrop: Economist / President (Netherlands Bank).
(1902) Gyula Illyes: Hungarian author / poet (Az Ismertlen Illyes).
(1902) Wim Clemens: Dutch musician, flutist.
(1901) Paul Ford: Baltimore, Maryland -- Actor (Phil Silvers Show).

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