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Famous Birthdays of 3 April

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 3rd of April

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2009 - 2000

(2007) Angel-Iris Brown: American child of noted parents; her mother is former Spice Girl Melanie Brown.
(2003) Elsie Fisher: Voice Actor.
(2001) Christopher Romero: Musical.
(2001) Sophie Delezio: Australian medical figure.
(2000) Ella Bleu Travolta
(2000) Ella Travolta: American noted family, the daughter of John Travolta and his wife, Kelly Preston.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Rodrigo Rijnsburger: American noted family, the second son of singer Julio Iglesias and his lover, Miranda Rijnsburger; 7 lbs 2oz.
(1998) Paris Jackson: American noted family, the daughter of Michael Jackson and his wife, Debbie Rowe, their second child.
(1998) Tori Sterling: YouTube Star.
(1997) Kiana Brown: Pop Singer.
(1996) Sarah Jeffery: TV Actress.
(1996) Mayo Hibi: Japanese tennis player.
(1995) Will Grier: Family Member.
(1995) Brennen Taylor: Vine Star.
(1994) Dylann Roof: suspected perpetrator of Charleston mass shooting.
(1994) Edgar Moreau: French musician, cellist.

(1993) Dakoda Dowd: American golfer.
(1993) Pape Konaté: Senegalese footballer.
(1993) Ricky Montgomery: Vine Star.
(1992) Noor Pahlavi: Iranian royalty born in America, the daughter of the exiled Prince Reza Pahlavi and his wife, Yasmine.
(1992) Yuliya Yefimova: Russian swimmer.
(1992) Chester Lockhart: Vine Star.
(1992) Simone Benedetti: Italian footballer.
(1991) Hayley Kiyoko: Movie Actress.
(1991) Kristopher London: YouTube Star.
(1991) Stanislav Engovatov: Russian footballer.
(1991) Stephanie George: Reality Star.
(1990) Nekfeu
(1990) Karim Ansarifard: Iranian footballer.
(1990) Natasha Negovanlis: YouTube Star.
(1990) Sotiris Ninis: Greek footballer.
(1990) Madison Brengle: American tennis player.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Zsuzsanna Jakabos
(1989) Romain Alessandrini: French footballer.
(1989) Israel Folau: Australian rules footballer.
(1989) Wade Barnes: YouTube Star.
(1989) Thisara Perera: Sri Lankan cricket player.
(1989) Matija Duh: Slovenian motorcycle racer.
(1988) Tim Krul: Soccer Player.
(1988) Kam Chancellor: Football Player.
(1988) Brandon Graham: American football player.
(1988) Peter Hartley: English footballer.

(1987) Benjamin Stone: English actor.
(1987) Jason Kipnis: Baseball Player.
(1987) Amy Seguin: American homicide victim.
(1987) Sal Zizzo: American soccer player.
(1987) Park Jung Min: Korean singer (SS501).
(1987) Seth Bling: YouTube Star.
(1987) Andi Dorfman: Reality Star.
(1987) Park Jung-min: South Korean singer dancer and actor (SS501).
(1987) Martyn Rooney: English sprinter.
(1987) Julie Sokolow: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1987) Jay Bruce: American baseball player.
(1986) Amanda Bynes: American actress.
(1986) Sergio Sanchez: Spanish footballer.
(1986) Ryan Cooper: TV Actor.
(1986) Stephanie Cox: American soccer player.
(1986) Sergio Ortega: Spanish footballer.
(1986) Annalisa Cucinotta: Italian cyclist.
(1985) Leona Lewis: British singer and songwriter.
(1985) Jari-Matti Latvala: Finnish race car driver.
(1984) Maxi López: Argentinian footballer.
(1984) Jonathan Blondel: Belgian footballer.
(1984) Chrissie Fit: TV Actress.
(1984) Maxi Lopez: Argentine footballer.
(1983) Stephen Weiss: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1983) Errol Barnett: English reporter.
(1983) Ben Foster: English footballer.
(1982) Cobie Smulders: Canadian actress.
(1982) Sofia Boutella
(1982) Karol Beck
(1982) Jared Allen: American football player.
(1982) Damien Sandow: Wrestler.
(1982) Fler: German rapper.
(1982) Kasumi Nakane: Japanese model and actress.
(1982) Iain Fyfe: Australian footballer.
(1981) Heath Ramsay: Australian Olympic swimmer.
(1981) Aaron Bertram: American trumpet player (Suburban Legends).
(1981) DeShawn Stevenson: American basketball player.
(1981) Matthew Nash: Australian footballer.
(1980) Szczecin (Poland)
(1980) Elodie Franquin
(1980) Andrei Lodis: Belarusian footballer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Grégoire (musician)
(1979) Zoumana Camara: French professional footballer (soccer player) who plays for Paris Saint-Germain F.C.
(1979) Axelle Carolyn
(1979) Simon Black: Australian footballer and coach.
(1979) Augustin Trapenard
(1979) Grégoire : French composer, singer, and songwriter.
(1979) Gregoire: French singer-songwriter.
(1979) Leandro Vieira: Brazilian footballer.
(1979) Esmeralda Gonzales: Miss Wyoming Teen-USA (1997).
(1978) Matthew Goode: English actor.

(1978) Tommy Haas: German-American tennis player.
(1978) Park Si-hoo
(1978) Alessandro Juliani
(1978) George Hubela: Dancer.
(1978) John Smit: South African rugby player.
(1977) Véronique De Kock: Miss Belgium 1995 and a contestant at Miss Universe 1996.
(1977) Ito Morabito
(1977) Veronique De Kock: Miss Universe - Belgium (1996).
(1977) Hussein Fatal: American rapper and actor (d. 2015).
(1976) Nicolas Escudé: French professional tennis player, winning Davis Cup for France in 2001 (defeating Leyton Hewitt).
(1976) Will Mellor: English actor.
(1976) Keith Closs: NBA center (Los Angeles Clippers).
(1975) Aries Spears: American comedian.
(1975) Michael Olowokandi: Nigerian-American basketball player.
(1975) Koji Uehara: Japanese baseball player.
(1975) Spiller : Italian DJ and producer.
(1975) Shawn Bates: American ice hockey player.
(1975) Thomas Hamilton: NBA center (Boston Celtics).
(1975) Yoshinobu Takahashi: Japanese baseball player.
(1974) Inma del Moral
(1974) Marcus Brown: American basketball player: guard.
(1974) Benjamin Pech: French dancer, a 'danseur étoile' (star) of the Paris Opera Ballet.
(1974) Lee Williams: Welsh model and actor.
(1974) Mounir el-Motassadeq: Moroccan terrorist.
(1974) Drew Shirley: American guitarist and songwriter (Switchfoot and All Together Separate).
(1973) Adam Scott (actor)
(1973) Cédric Séguin: French fencer, who won a silver medal in the team sabre event at the 2000 Summer Olympics.
(1973) Kelly Price: Soul Singer.
(1973) Jamie Bamber: English actor.
(1973) Prabhu Deva: Movie Actor.
(1973) Adam Scott: TV Actor.
(1973) Matthew Ferguson: Canadian actor.
(1973) Greg DeLong: NFL tight end (Minnesota Vikings).
(1973) Jim Campbell in Worchester: Massachusetts, USA; US hockey forward (Olympics-1994).
(1973) Kelly Lochbaum: Canadian Football League linebacker (British Columbia Lions).
(1972) Jennie Garth: TV Actress.
(1972) Tokyo (Japan)
(1972) Sandrine Testud: French tennis player who broke into top 20 singles rankings in July 1997.
(1972) Elizabeth Guber
(1972) Catherine McCormack: English actress.
(1972) Sandrine Testud in Lyon: France; tennis star (1993 Strasbourg).
(1972) Jennie Garth in Urbana: Illinois, USA; actress (Kelly Taylor - Beverly Hills 90210).
(1972) Leigh-Allyn Baker: American actress.
(1971) Jamie Bamber
(1971) Anastasia Zavorotnyuk
(1971) Emmanuel Collard: French race car driver.
(1971) Quilvio Veras
(1971) Vitālijs Astafjevs: Latvian footballer and manager.
(1971) Picabo Street: Skier (1994 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1971) Jonathan Star
(1971) Quilvio Veras in Santo Domingo: Dominican Republic; infielder (Florida Marlins).
(1971) Peter Schwab in Boston: Massachusetts, USA; rower (Olympics-1996).
(1971) Anthony McClanahan: Canadian Football League linebacker (Calgary Stampeders).
(1970) Keith Franklin: WLAF linebacker (Amsterdam Admirals).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Clotilde Courau
(1969) Ben Mendelsohn
(1969) Jean-Jacques Crenca
(1969) Lance Storm: Canadian wrestler and trainer.
(1969) Seiichi Tanabe: Japanese actor.
(1969) Clotilde : French actress who married Emanuele Filiberto of Savoy in Rome on September 25, 2003, at 17.
(1969) David Morland in North Bay: Ontario, Canada; golfer (1992 Trafalgar Rookie of Year).
(1969) Reid Hayston in Hamilton: New Zealand; beach volleyball player (Olympics-1996).
(1969) Peter Matera: Australian footballer and coach.
(1969) Rodney Hampton: NFL running back (New York Giants).

(1968) Jamie Hewlett: English author and illustrator.
(1968) Sebastian Bach (singer)
(1968) Charlotte Coleman: British actress (Born 1968).
(1968) Sebastian Bach: Metal Singer.
(1968) Tomoaki Kanemoto: Japanese baseball player.
(1968) Sebastian Bach [Bierk] in the Bahamas rocker (Skid Row-18 and Life: I Remember You).
(1968) Mike Lansing in Rawlins: Wyoming, USA; infielder (Montreal Expos).
(1968) Bernd Karbacher: in Germany; tennis star.
(1967) Pervis Ellison: NBA forward / center (Boston Celtics).
(1967) Cristi Puiu: Romanian director and screenwriter.
(1967) Mark Skaife: Australian race car driver and sportscaster.
(1967) Brent Gilchrist in Moose Jaw: Saskatchewan, Canada; NHL center (Dallas Stars).
(1967) Cat Cora: Chef.
(1967) Brent Gilchrist: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1966) Rémi Garde
(1966) Valérie Allain
(1966) Miina Tominaga: Japanese voice actress.
(1966) Shelley Michelle in Hollywood: California, USA; actress (Golden Eye).
(1966) Michael Mittermeier: German comedian and actor.
(1966) John de Vries: Australian race car driver.
(1966) Mina Tominaga: Japanese seiyu (voice actress).
(1966) Bo Orlando in Berwick: Pennsylvania, USA; NFL safety (San Diego Chargers, Cincinnati Bengals).
(1965) Angela Featherstone
(1965) Laura Bryan Birn
(1965) Nazia Hassan: South Asian pop singer (d. 2000).
(1964) Nigel Farage: British politician and the Leader of the UK Independence Party (UKIP) since 2010; he also held that position from September 2006 to November 2009.
(1964) Dimitri Bodianski
(1964) Mauricio Mattar: Brazilian actor and singer known for his romantic style with albums like "Lupicínio and Noel.
(1964) Andy Robinson: English rugby player and coach.
(1964) Claire Perry: English banker and politician.
(1964) Bjarne Riis: Danish cyclist and manager.
(1963) Tsuyoshi Sekito: Japanese guitarist and songwriter (The Black Mages).
(1963) Chris Bosio: baseball pitcher (Seattle Mariners).
(1963) Jack Del Rio: American football coach.
(1963) Mark Chopelas: American work-related death, this construction worker fell to his death on February 28, 2003 when, at about 8 AM, he fell in an inside stairwell in a partially completed Brandeis University dormitory in Waltham, MA.
(1963) Brian Homan: American former teacher turned City Councilor in 1995 and candidate for Suffolk County district attorney.
(1963) Criss Oliva: American guitarist and songwriter (Savatage) (d. 1993).
(1962) Sophie Moressée-Pichot
(1962) Jennifer Rubin: American actress.
(1962) Mike Ness: American punk rock musician, founder of the group Social Distortion in 1978.
(1962) Simon Raymonde
(1962) Dave Miley: American baseball player and manager.
(1962) David Shark: Canadian musician, a guitarist, singer and songwriter.
(1962) Sophie Moressee-Pichot: French athlete, a fencer who won an Olympic Gold Medal as the Epee champion (team) on 7/24/1996, Atlanta.
(1962) Brenda Ann Spencer: American ''I Hate Mondays'' murderer.
(1962) Nancy Filteau in Swift Current: Saskatchawan, Canada; 72k judoka (Olympics-1996).
(1962) Brenda Spencer: American homicide; she killed a custodian and principal and wounded eight children and a policeman on 1/29/1979.
(1962) John Gruffith: Rocker (Red rockers).
(1962) Roberto Succo: Italian serial killer who shot and killed his parents and seven other persons.
(1961) Eddie Murphy: American actor, signed with Saturday Night Live and NBC when he was 19 years old.
(1961) Angelo Mazzoni
(1961) Elizabeth Gracen
(1961) Angelo d'Arrigo
(1961) Michalis Rakintzis: Greek songwriter and singer.
(1961) Eddie Murphy in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actor (Saturday Night Live, 48 Hours, Beverly Hills Cop, Raw).
(1961) Angelo Mazzone: Italian team epee fencer who won a Gold Medal in the Atlanta Olympics 7/23/1996 along with Randazzo Cuoma.
(1960) Laura Marconi: Italian model who won many beauty contests and did a small amount of professional modeling.
(1960) Marie Pelletier: Canadian singer.
(1960) Arjen Lucassen: Dutch singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Ayreon Star One Ambeon and Guilt Machine).
(1960) Lesley Sharp: English actress.
(1960) Marie Denise Pelletier: Quebec singer.
(1960) Mimi Bergerac: American child of noted parents, actors Dorothy Malone and Jacques Bergerac.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) David Hyde Pierce
(1959) David Frankel
(1959) David Hyde Pierce in Saratoga Springs: New York, USA; actor (Niles Crane - Fraiser).
(1959) Shane Connor: TV Actor.
(1959) David Pierce: American actor, winner of three Emmys and six American Comedy Awards for his role as Niles Crane, Frasier's elite, effete brother on the hit sitcom.
(1958) Alec Baldwin: TV Actor.
(1958) Adam Gussow
(1958) Alec Baldwin in Amityville: New York, USA; actor (Joshua - Knots Landing, Beetlejuice).
(1958) Francesca Woodman: American photographer (d. 1981).
(1958) Jaya Prada: Indian actress.

(1957) Louis Satterfield
(1957) Charles Jones: NBA forward (Houston Rockets).
(1957) Michalis Rakintzis: Greek singer-songwriter.
(1957) Julia Hills: English actress.
(1957) Yves Chaland: French cartoonist.
(1957) Roberto Giovalli: Italian television executive who retired in September 2001.
(1956) Miguel Bosé: Spanish/Italian musician and actor, born in Panama as the son of Italian actress Lucia Bosè (real name Lucia Borloni) and bullfighter Luis Miguel Dominguín (real name Luis Miguel González Lucas).
(1956) Terry Kubicka
(1956) Boris Miljković: Serbian director and producer.
(1956) Frédéric Aguessy: French pianist, conductor and music teacher.
(1956) Boris Miljkovic: Serbian director.
(1956) Miguel Bose: Panama -- Spanish singer / actor (El Avaro, Queen Margot).
(1956) Tessa Souter: English-American singer-songwriter.
(1956) Kalle Kulbok: Estonian politician.
(1956) Ray Combs: American game show host and comedian (d. 1996).
(1955) John Mooney (musician)
(1955) Tomas Arana
(1955) Mick Mars [Bob Allen Dale] in Terra Haute: Indiana, USA; guitarist (M�tley Crne - "Girls Girls").
(1955) Hariharan : Indian singer (Colonial Cousins).
(1955) Aleksandr Nikolayevich Yablontsev: Russian Lieutenant Colonel / Cosmonaut.
(1955) John Mooney: American singer and bass player.
(1954) K Krishnasamy: Indian physician and politician.
(1954) Elisabetta Brusa: Italian composer.
(1953) Angelo Parisi
(1953) Craig Taubman: American singer-songwriter and producer.
(1953) Wakanohana Kanji II: Japanese sumo wrestler, the 56th Yokozuna.
(1953) Wakanohana Kanji: Japanese sumo wrestler the 56th Yokozuna.
(1953) Sandra Boynton: American greeting-card designer, illustrator, and author.
(1953) Huub van: der Lubbe; Dutch rock singer (Stampei - "The Dike").
(1952) Mike Moore: American politician and attorney.
(1952) K Krishnasamy: Indian politician and physician.
(1951) Brendan Barber: English trade union leader.
(1951) Annette Dolphin: British academician and educator.
(1951) Mel Schacher in Owosso: Michigan, USA; bassist (Grand Funk Railroad - "Some Kind of Wonderful").
(1951) Mitch Woods: American singer-songwriter and pianist.
(1951) Danny Padilla: American bodybuilder.
(1950) Ray Lucia: American author and television host.
(1950) Indrajit Coomaraswamy: Sri Lankan cricketer and economist.
(1950) Curtis Stone in North Hollywood: California, USA; singer (Highway 101 - "Cry Cry Cry").
(1950) Sally Thomsett: English actress.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Richard Thompson: English musician, a guitarist and singer and founding member of Fairport Convention, the British folk-rock band.
(1949) Eric Kloss
(1949) AC Grayling
(1949) Lyle Alzado: NFL defense linesman (Oakland Raiders), dies of cancer at age 43.
(1949) Hans-Georg Schwarzenbeck: German footballer.
(1949) Bernard Bettle: American unemployed auto mechanic who, on 7/03/1992 at 00:15 AM, opened fire with a rifle and fatally wounded Mark Benton.
(1949) A Grayling: English philosopher and academic.
(1949) Anthony Grayling: British philosopher.
(1949) Jan Keizer: Dutch singer (BZN - "Rhythm of My Heart").
(1949) Anne De Salvo in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; actress (Compromising Positions).

(1949) Claude Michy: French football chairman and investor, the President of the Clermontois football club Clermont Foot Auvergne 63, since 2005.
(1948) Garrick Ohlsson
(1948) Arlette Cousture: Canadian author and screenwriter.
(1948) Jaap G: de Hoop Scheffer; Dutch Member of Parliament (CDA).
(1948) H C: Tomlinson; Headmaster (Hereford Cathedral School).
(1948) Carlos Salinas: President of Mexico.
(1948) Mary Gordon-Watson: England, United Kingdom -- Equestrian 3 day event (1972 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1948) Carlos Salinas de Gortari: Mexican economist and politician affiliated to the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) who served as President of Mexico from 1988 to 1994.
(1948) Michel Trebitsch: French historian, who died in Paris on 9 March 2004.
(1948) Jaap de Hoop Scheffer: Dutch academic politician and diplomat 11th Secretary General of NATO.
(1948) Carlos de Gortari: Mexican economist and politician 53rd President of Mexico.
(1948) Garrick Ohlsson in Bronxville: New York, USA; pianist (International Busoni winner 1969).
(1947) Giuseppe Penone
(1947) Anders Eliasson: Swedish composer (d. 2013).
(1947) Pat[rick] Proft in Minneapolis: Minnesota, USA; comedy writer (The Naked Gun, Airplane!).
(1947) Pat Proft: American actor and screenwriter.
(1946) Marisa Paredes: Spanish actress.
(1946) Feda Federighi
(1946) Michel Batlle
(1946) Werner Nawrocki: German physician, specializing in Naturopathy and Homoeopathy in Frankfurt, Germany.
(1946) Jean-Paul Pigeat: French garden designer, the director of the International Conservatory for Gardening and Landscaping in Chaumont-sur-Loire (France), where he also organizes the prestigious annual Chaumont garden festival.
(1946) Dee Murray: English bass player (Procol Harum The Mirage and Spencer Davis Group) (d. 1992).
(1946) Hanna Suchocka: Polish lawyer and politician 5th Prime Minister of Poland.
(1946) John Virgo: English snooker player and sportscaster.
(1946) Feda Fede righi: American reporter for metropolitan newspaper on local news coverage.
(1945) Catherine Spaak: France -- Actress (Libertine, Hotel, Circle of Love).
(1945) Dennis Garcher: American TV executive, 2nd child.
(1945) Doon Arbus: American author and journalist.
(1945) Bernie Parent: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1945) Wim J: Deetman; Dutch minister of education/Member of Parliament (CDA).
(1945) Richard Manuel: rock pianist/vocalist (The Band-Up on Cripple Creek).
(1945) Bernard Parent: Quebec ice hockey player.
(1944) Michel-Marie Calvet: French-born New Caledonian Archbishop.
(1944) Clive Smith: British-Canadian director and animator who, co-founded Canadian animation studio Nelvana in 1971.
(1944) Barry Pritchard: rock guitarist (Fortunes).
(1944) Tony Orlando in New York City: New York, USA; singer (Tony Orlando and Dawn - "Tie a Yellow Ribbon").
(1944) Tony Orlando: American singer (Tony Orlando and Dawn).
(1944) Peter Colman: Australian biologist and academic.
(1943) Lauren Rinder: American minor musician and record producer for many years, some credits but no great breakthrough.
(1943) Doreen Tracey: English singer and actress.
(1943) Jonathan Lynn: Bath, England -- Writer / actor (Greedy, Bar Mitzvah Boy).
(1943) Richard Manuel: Canadian rock vocalist/pianist (The Band), commits suicide at age 40 (born 1943).
(1943) Mario Lavista: Mexican composer.
(1942) Wayne Newton: American entertainer and headline performer on the Las Vegas strip.
(1942) Marsha Mason: American actress nominated for an Oscar as Best Actress four times.
(1942) Ronald Lee Warmoth
(1942) Michael Elliott: American skier, a three-time U.S.
(1942) François Debré: French journalist and writer, the recipient of the 1977 'Prix Albert-Londres' (Albert Londres Prize), the highest French journalism award.
(1942) Wayne Newton in Roanoke: Virginia, USA; singer ("Danke Sch�n").
(1942) Ronald Warmoth: American oil, mineral and business psychic who has a large private and corporate business client list.
(1942) Marsha Mason in Saint Louis: Missouri, USA; actress (Blume in Love, Cinderella Liberty).
(1942) Marek Perepeczko: Polish actor (Born 1942).
(1942) Billy Royal: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 2015).
(1942) Billy Joe Royal in Valdosta Georgia USA: country singer ("Down in the Boondocks").
(1941) Eric Braeden: Actor (Victor Newman - Young and the Restless, Colossus).
(1941) Jan Berry (singer)
(1941) Jan Berry in Los Angeles: California, USA; rock vocalist (Jan and Dean - "Deadman's Curve").
(1941) Philippé Wynne: American singer (The Spinners) (d. 1984).
(1941) Aprile Erben: American student astrologer.
(1941) Jan Berry: American singer-songwriter (Jan and Dean) (d. 2004).
(1941) Charlotte Ford: American socialite, noted family and author.
(1941) Subhash Desai: Indian politician, a leader of Shiv Sena (a Marathi regional and Hindu nationalist political organisation).
(1941) Carl Boenish: American BASE jumper and cinematographer (d. 1984).
(1941) Jorma Hynninen: Finnish baritone who performs regularly with the world's major opera companies.
(1941) Philippe Wynne: American musician (d. 1984).
(1940) Lino Brocka in San Jose: Philippines; director (Macho Dancer, Jaguar).
(1940) R S: Burman; CEO (Association of British Chambers of Commerce).
(1940) Tol Hansse: Dutch singer and musician, who was the son of cabaret artist Jacques van Tol.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) François de Roubaix: French composer (d. 1975).
(1939) Lee Williams: American astrologer, a highly talented writer and mystic.
(1939) Vitaliy Davidov: USSR -- Ice hockey player (1964, 68, 72 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1939) Paul Roberts: American economist and politician.
(1939) Hawk Taylor: American baseball player and coach (d. 2012).
(1939) Jacques Kergoat: French sociologist, historian and political activist of the Far-left.
(1939) Francois de Roubaix: French film score composer (d. 1975).
(1939) Paul Craig Roberts: American economist.
(1939) Malcolm Thornton: British Member of Parliament.
(1938) Philamon Rodgers: San Diego sports Champions.

(1938) Jeff Barry: American singer-songwriter and producer.
(1938) Philippe Wynne in Detroit: Michigan, USA; soul singer (Spinners, Parliament, Ghetto Child).
(1938) Jeff Barry in Brooklyn: New York, USA; rock writer ("Tell Laura I Love Her").
(1937) Dick Sutphen
(1937) Richard Sutphen: American mystic, an active, world-known figure in the New Age field.
(1937) Sandra Spuzich: LPGA golfer.
(1937) William Gaunt: Leeds, England -- Actor (Champions).
(1937) Simon Brown: British high court judge.
(1937) Heidi Dohmen: Swiss professional astrologer, in 1981 founder of the astrology group and school Schweizer Astroforum, author of several books and numerous articles.
(1936) Jimmy McGriff: American organist and bandleader (d. 2008).
(1936) Scott LaFaro: American jazz bassist (Bill Evans Trio) (Born 1936).
(1936) Harold Vick: American saxophonist and flute player (d. 1987).
(1935) Jeffery Bowman: CEO (Price Waterhouse Europe).
(1934) Jane Goodall: British primatologist, ethologist, anthropologist, and UN Messenger of Peace.
(1934) Jimmy Nolen
(1934) Jim Parker NFL guard: tackle (Baltimore Colts).
(1934) David Jones: British reverend / headmaster (Bryanston School).
(1934) John Lelliott: English contractor / multi-millionaire.
(1934) Jim Parker: American football player (d. 2005).
(1933) Robert K Dornan
(1933) Bob Dornan: American politician.
(1933) Robert Dornan: American politician; Republican California representative to Washington D.C.
(1933) Robert K Dornan American politician (Representative-Republican-California: 1977-83, 1985-).
(1932) George Stevens Jr
(1932) Nourse: British lord justice.
(1932) George Stevens: American film director of the international motion picture service of the U.S.
(1932) Michel Macquet: French javelin thrower and handball player.
(1932) Philippe Durand: French film critic and director who died in Trégunc on 14 September 2007.
(1931) Dominique Paturel: French actor, he has done French voiceover work for the likes of Terence Hill, Michael Caine, George Peppard (as Hannibal Smith in "The A-Team"), Robert Wagner and Larry Hagman (as J.R.
(1931) David Swift: English actor.
(1931) Johnny Nicholss: Soccer star.
(1931) Alex Cord in Floral Park: New York, USA; actor (Jack - WEB, Michael - Airwolf).
(1931) Ildephonse Warusfel: France sport Champion.
(1931) William Bast: American screenwriter and author (d. 2015).
(1930) Helmut Kohl: German politician and chancellor of Germany, with 16 years of service.
(1930) Jenny Clève
(1930) Lawton Chiles: American politician, the Governor of Florida.
(1930) Gareth Knight: British occultist and writer, considered one of the world’s foremost authorities on ritual magic, Qabalistic symbolism and the Western Mystery Tradition.
(1930) Wally Moon: American baseball player and coach.
(1930) Max Frankel: Journalist (Tables of Id of Organic Compounds).
(1930) Mario Menéndez: Argentinian general and politician (d. 2015).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Fazlur Rahman Khan
(1929) Poul Schlüter: Danish lawyer and politician 37th Prime Minister of Denmark.
(1929) Miyoshi Umeki: Japanese-American actress who won an Oscar as best supporting actress for her role in "Sayonara," 1958.
(1929) Fazlur Khan: Bangladeshi engineer and architect co-designed the Willis Tower and John Hancock Center (d. 1982).
(1929) Poul Schluter: Danish politician.
(1929) Jacques Conia: Laventie Journalist.
(1929) Dennis Farr: director (Courtauld Institute Galleries).
(1929) Lee Leonard: American radio and television host.
(1928) Don Gibson: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 2003).
(1928) Earl Lloyd: American basketball player and coach (d. 2015).

(1928) Kevin Hagen: American actor (Born 1928).
(1928) Jennifer Paterson: English chef and television personality (d. 1999).
(1928) Emmett Johns: Canadian priest founded Dans la Rue.
(1928) Walter Serena: Italy sport Champion.
(1927) Wesley Brown: American general and engineer (d. 2012).
(1927) Richard Haynes: Texas criminal defense attorney, TIME magazine once referred to him as one of the top six criminal lawyers in America.
(1926) Gus Grissom: American astronaut, one of the original seven men chosen to represent the United States in space, the second American in space on Project Mercury in 1961, and the first to maneuver a spacecraft manually from one orbital path to another.
(1926) Andrew Keir: Actor (Rob Roy, Absolution, Blood Hunt), dies at 71.
(1926) Virgil ''Gus'' Grissom: American astronaut (d. 1967).
(1926) Marcel Mathieu: France sport Champion.
(1926) Timothy Bateson: English actor (d. 2009).
(1926) Virgil Grissom in Mitchell: Indiana, USA; Lieutenant Colonel US Air Force/astronaut (Mercury 4, Gemini 3) (dies 1967).
(1926) Alex Grammas: American baseball player manager and coach.
(1925) André Giraud
(1925) Tony Benn: British Labour politician who was a Member of Parliament (MP) for 47 years between 1950 and 2001 and a Cabinet minister under Harold Wilson and James Callaghan in the 1960s and 1970s.
(1925) Andre Giraud: French engineer and executive.
(1925) Vittorino Colombo: Italian politician, President of the Senate.
(1924) Marlon Brando: American actor of great note whose charisma, both off- and on-screen, made him an artistic and social force.
(1924) Georges Nantes: French Catholic priest and essayist, known as the 'Abbé de Nantes,' who founded the League of the Catholic Counter-Reformation.
(1924) Canon A D Caesar: Sub Dean (HM Chapels Royal).
(1924) Murray Dickie: Opera singer / director.
(1924) Doris Day in Cincinnati: Ohio, USA; actress (Pillow Talk).
(1924) Roza Shanina: Russian sergeant and sniper (d. 1945).
(1924) Doris Day: American actress, singer and animal rights activist.
(1924) Peter Hawkins: British actor and voice actor (Born 1924).
(1924) Marlon Brando in Omaha: Nebraska, USA; actor (Superman, Godfather) (dies 2004).
(1923) Jan Sterling in New York City: New York, USA; actress (First Monday in October, High School Confidential).
(1923) John Smith: English large landowner/financier/Member of Parliament (Conservative).
(1923) Francis Laurent: Nancy physician.
(1923) Daniel Hoffman: American poet and academic (d. 2013).
(1922) Doris Day: American actress and singer; on-screen from 1948 and known from Texas to Tibet, world beloved as everybody's favorite virgin.
(1922) Carlo Lizzani: Italian film producer, critic, director and scenarist.
(1922) Jean Ferrand: France sport Champion.
(1922) Yevhen Bulanchyk: Ukrainian hurdler (d. 1996).
(1921) Marie-Claire Mendès France
(1921) Dario Moreno: Turkish-Jewish singer and songwriter (d. 1968).
(1921) Jan Sterling: American actress that made her film debut in "Johnny Belinda" in 1948, with over 26 films to her credit; she was nominated for an Oscar for her work on "The High and Mighty.
(1921) Robert Karvelas: American actor (Born 1921).
(1921) Darío Moreno: Turkish singer-songwriter guitarist and actor (d. 1968).
(1921) Harry Landers New York City: New York; actor (Ted Hoffman-Ben Casey).
(1920) John Demjanjuk: Ukrainian-born American auto worker, alleged Nazi.
(1920) Stan Freeman: Waterbury, Connecticut -- Pianist (Melody Tour).
(1920) Yoshibayama Junnosuke: Japanese sumo wrestler, the 43rd Yokozuna (Born 1920).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) René Duvillier: French painter of the new Paris school, spent five years as German prisoner of war in Ukraine and Poland.
(1919) Clairette Oddera: French-Canadian actress and singer (d. 2008).
(1919) Ervin Drake: American songwriter and composer (d. 2015).
(1919) Duke of: Grafton.
(1919) Riley Goodwin: American astrologer and astrological report writer, author of the reports.
(1919) Roland Ribet: French talent manager, agent for stars such as Charles Aznavour and Nana Mouskouri.
(1918) Louis Applebaum: Canadian composer, conductor and administrator (d. 2000).
(1918) Mary Anderson: American actress (d. 2014).
(1918) Auger) Marjan (Marcel: France Writer.
(1918) Enrique Iturriaga Romero: Peuvian Musician, composer and educator.

(1918) Jean Welfling: Toulouse physician.
(1918) Enrique Iturriaga: composer.
(1917) Tibor Andrasovan: composer.
(1917) Bill Finegan Newark New Jersey: (Sauter-Finegan Band, Saturday Night Revue).
(1916) Herb Caen: Sacramento, California -- Columnist (SF Chronicle).
(1916) Louis Guglielmi: Catalan composer (d. 1991).
(1916) Robert Jesse: Charleston museum Curator.
(1915) Paul Touvier: French Nazi collaborator.
(1915) Georges Hugo
(1915) Piet de Jong: Dutch politician, Prime Minister of the Netherlands from 1967 until 1971.
(1915) İhsan Doğramacı: Turkish physician and academic (d. 2010).
(1915) Ihsan Dogramac?: Turkish physician and academic (d. 2010).
(1914) Kay Stammers
(1914) Frederic Buse: American astrologer who began study in 1932.
(1914) Katherine Stammers Menzies: England, United Kingdom -- Doubles tennis player (Wimb 1935).
(1914) Ray Getliffe: Canadian ice hockey player (d. 2008).
(1914) Sam Manekshaw: Indian Field Marshall (Born 1914).
(1913) Per Borten: Norwegian politician 18th Prime Minister of Norway (d. 2005).
(1913) F H Tate: Vice-CEO (Tate & Lyle).
(1913) Andr? Lavergne: Clermont-Ferrand Military man.
(1913) George Barati: composer.
(1912) Gregoris Lambrakis: Greek politician, physician and athlete (d. 1963).
(1912) Addeke H: Boerma Dutch Director-General (FAO).
(1912) Bert Bakker: Dutch publisher (Free Netherlands).
(1912) Grigoris Lambrakis: Greek physician and politician (d. 1963).
(1912) Dorothy Eden: New Zealand-born English novelist (Born 1912).
(1911) Freddie Miller: American boxer.
(1911) Stanisława Walasiewicz: Polish-American runner (d. 1980).
(1911) Stanis?awa Walasiewicz: Polish Olympic athlete (d. 1980).
(1911) Dernard Devilliers: Sens physician.
(1911) Nanette Bordeaux: Canadian-American actress (d. 1956).
(1911) Michael Woodruff: English-Scottish surgeon and academic (d. 2001).
(1911) Michael Woodruff FRS: surgeon.
(1911) Harold Watkins: Shaw musicologist.
(1911) W R Lee: Language teacher.
(1910) Ted Hook: Australian public servant (d. 1990).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Aldo Galvani: Italy Actor.
(1907) Iron Eyes Cody: American actor (d. 1999).
(1907) Paul Mousset: France Writer.
(1907) Iron Cody: American actor and stuntman (d. 1999).
(1907) Isaac Deutscher: Polish / English historian (Stalin / Trotsky biography).
(1906) Kathleen Tillotson: Emeritus Professor of English (Bedford College).
(1905) Robert Sink: American general (d. 1965).
(1905) Robert Frederick Sink: United States Army Officer (d. 1965).
(1904) Peter Van Steeden Amsterdam Netherlands: orchestra leader (Break the Bank).
(1904) Russel Wright: American industrial designer (d. 1976).

(1904) Sally Rand: American dancer and actress (Born 1904).
(1904) Iron Eyes Cody: Tulsa, Oklahoma -- Actor (Black Gold, Ernest Goes to Camp).
(1904) Louis Le Puloch: Nantea Military man.
(1904) Roger Régent: French film critic and journalist.
(1903) Pietro Pastore: Italy Actor.
(1903) Peter Huchel: writer.
(1902) Reinhard Gehlen: German Chief of Intelligence under Hitler and the first Chief of Intell in postwar West Germany 1955-68.
(1902) Henri Garat: Paris, France -- Actor (Congress Dances).
(1902) Henry Garat: French actor and singer of Romanian origin who died on 13 August 1959.
(1902) Siguringi Eirikur: Hjorleifsson composer.
(1901) Peter Bittler: Germany Actor.
(1900) Camille Chamoun: Lebanese lawyer and politician 7th President of Lebanon (d. 1987).
(1900) Albert Walsh: Canadian lawyer and politician 1st Lieutenant Governor of Newfoundland (d. 1958).

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