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Famous Birthdays of 3 November

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

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2009 - 2000

(2003) Harry Letterman: American child of noted parent, David Letterman, late-night TV show host and his long-time girlfriend, Regina Lasko.
(2002) Flippin Brennan: Family Member.
(2001) Esme Fox: American noted family, the fourth child and daughter of Michael J. Fox, 40 and his wife, Tracy Pollan, 41, weighing in at 7 lbs, 6 oz.
(2000) Taj Ralph: Pop Singer.
(2000) Jaime Cruz: Pop Singer.

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1999 - 1990

(1997) TyranitarTube : YouTube Star.
(1996) Aria Wallace: American actress.
(1996) Kloe : Pop Singer.
(1996) Essena O'Neill: YouTube Star.
(1995) Kendall Jenner: American fashion model and television personality.
(1995) Coline Mattel
(1995) Jean Quiquampoix
(1995) Ren : Pop Singer.
(1993) Minhyuk
(1993) Tom Mann: Pop Singer.

(1993) Alex Demartino: YouTube Star.
(1993) DJ BL3ND: DJ.
(1992) Jamie McDell: Pop Singer.
(1992) Valeria Solovyeva: Russian tennis player.
(1991) Ataui Deng
(1991) Desiree Dixon: American noted family; first daughter born to Indiana Colt's offensive guard Don Dixon & his wife.
(1990) Polo Morin: Soap Opera Actor.
(1990) Ellyse Perry: Australian footballer and cricketer.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Joyce Jonathan: French singer and songwriter, whose first album "Sur mes gardes" went gold in May 2010 only five months after its release.
(1989) Paula Deanda
(1989) Paula DeAnda: Mexican-American singer.
(1988) Angus McLaren: Australian actor.
(1988) Jamie Laing: Reality Star.
(1987) Gemma Ward: Model.
(1987) Colin Kaepernick: Football Player.
(1987) Elizabeth A Smart
(1987) Alla Kudryavtseva
(1987) Ty Lawson: Basketball Player.

(1987) Courtney Barnett
(1987) Anna Saccone-Joly: YouTube Star.
(1987) Jesse Fangs: YouTube Star.
(1987) Cameron Lynn: Wrestler.
(1987) Elizabeth Smart: American missing female at age 14, who was last seen prior to her disappearance on 6/05/2002, Salt Lake City, UT.
(1987) Jonna Mae: YouTube Star.
(1987) Felix Schutz: German ice hockey player.
(1987) Felix Schütz: German ice hockey player.
(1987) Cameron : American wrestler dancer and model.
(1986) Olafur Arnalds
(1986) Antonia Thomas
(1986) Beth Kingston: English actress.
(1986) Jasmine Trias: Filipino-American singer and actress.
(1986) Heo Young-saeng: South Korean singer and actor (SS501).
(1986) Bria Kam: YouTube Star.
(1986) Joseline Hernandez: Reality Star.
(1986) Piet Velthuizen: Dutch footballer.
(1986) Paul Derbyshire: Italian rugby player.
(1986) Jermaine Jones: American singer and actor.
(1986) Heo Young Saeng: Korean singer (SS501).
(1985) Tyler Hansbrough: American basketball player.
(1985) Philipp Tschauner: German footballer.
(1985) Mariel Madrid: Dancer.
(1984) Ryo Nishikido: Japanese singer-songwriter and actor (NEWS and Kanjani Eight).
(1984) Mina Fukui: Japanese actress and model.
(1984) LaMarr Woodley: American football player.
(1984) Christian Bakkerud: Danish race car driver (d. 2011).
(1983) Sonia Lacen
(1983) Suzane von Richthofen: Brazilian murderess.
(1983) Myrna Braza: Norwegian singer-songwriter.
(1983) Julie Berman: American actress.
(1983) Julie Marie Berman: American actress.
(1983) Shayna Rose: TV Actress.
(1982) Evgeni Plushenko: Former Russian ice skater, he won a lot of Olympic medals (one gold in 2008, two silver in 2002 and 2010, gold with the Russian team in 2014) and world titles.
(1982) Pekka Rinne: Hockey Player.
(1982) Egemen Korkmaz: Turkish footballer.
(1982) Mike Jenkins: American strongman (d. 2013).
(1982) Evgeny Plushenko: Russian figure skater.
(1982) Moniek Kleinsman: Dutch speed skater.
(1981) Diego López Rodríguez
(1981) Zack Scott: YouTube Star.
(1981) Jackie Gayda: American professional wrestler.
(1981) Sten Pentus: Estonian race car driver.
(1981) Rodrigo Millar: Chilean footballer.
(1981) Vicente Vuoso: Argentinian-Mexican footballer.
(1981) Diego López: Spanish footballer.
(1981) Jimmy Ahar: Bruneian runner.
(1981) Jermaine Jones: Soccer Player.
(1980) Dan Marsala: American musician.
(1980) Hans Anderson: Danish motorcycle racer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Pablo Aimar: Argentinian footballer.
(1979) Beau McDonald: Australian footballer and coach.
(1979) Tim McIlrath: American musician (Rise Against).
(1979) Jamie Duffney: Miss Minnesota Teen USA (1997).
(1978) Maureen Louys: Belgian television presenter.
(1978) Sergueï Movsessian
(1978) Tim McIlrath: Rock Singer.
(1978) Anthony Kumpen
(1978) Julia Taylor: European pornographic actress.
(1978) Jonas Sjøvaag: Norwegian drummer (Eple Trio).

(1978) Sergei Movsesian: Armenian chess player.
(1978) Hiroko Sakai: Japanese softball player.
(1978) Koshiro Take: Japanese jockey.
(1977) Aria Giovanni: American porn actress and model.
(1977) Jane Monheit: American singer.
(1977) Greg Plitt: Model.
(1977) Marcel Ketelaer: German footballer.
(1977) Sean Ringgold: American actor and stuntman.
(1976) Toko Aoyama: Japanese voice actress.
(1976) Jake Shimabukuro: American ukulele player and composer.
(1976) Guillermo Franco: Argentinian-Mexican footballer.
(1976) Tōko Aoyama: Japanese voice actress.
(1975) Darren Sharper: NFL defensive back (Green Bay Packers - Super Bowl 31).
(1974) Tariq Abdul-Wahad: French basketball coach and former player, the first player to be raised in France and play in the NBA.
(1974) Véronique de la Cruz
(1974) Christopher Jenner
(1974) Tariq Abdul Wahad: NBA forward (Sacramento Kings).
(1974) Sonali Kulkarni: Indian actress.
(1973) Julia Channel: French porn actress and singer.
(1973) Mick Thomson: American guitarist (Slipknot).
(1973) Sticky Fingaz: Rapper.
(1973) Brian Clayton: American Ku Klux Klansman and a skinhead neo-Nazi; arrested July 1994 for attacks on blacks and on Jewish temples.
(1973) Nemone : English radio and television host.
(1973) Ben Fogle: TV personality, writer and broadcaster.
(1973) Christian Picciolini: American businessman and manager.
(1973) Ryad Boulanouar: French-Algerian computer engineer, he created the "pass navigo" for the SNCF (national railways company) and worked for the electronic purse "moneo".
(1973) Derrick Alexander: NFL defensive end (Minn Vikings).
(1973) Kirk Jones: American musician.
(1972) Bernhard Willhelm
(1972) Verl Mitchell: NFL guard (Atlanta Falcons).
(1972) Ugo Ehiogu: English footballer and manager.
(1972) Marko Koers: Dutch runner.
(1972) Michael Hofmann: German footballer.
(1971) Dylan Moran: Irish comedian actor and screenwriter.
(1971) Darrin Hancock: American basketball player: guard/forward, Hawks.
(1971) Unai Emery
(1971) Diego Alessi: Italian race car driver.
(1971) Colbie Bell: Edmonton, Alberta -- 100kg Greco Roman wrestler (1996 Olympics).
(1971) Joan Kenmore: Actress (Wizard of Oz).
(1971) Matthew Lawton: Gulfport, Mississippi -- Outfielder (Minn Twins).
(1971) Tricia Carolyn Nosko: Miss USA-Indiana (1997).
(1971) William Strong: NFL cornerback (NO Saints).
(1971) Tom Shay: American homicide accomplice with 15-year-older Al Trenkler whom he had met at the train depot in 1990.
(1971) Sticky Fingaz: American rapper producer and actor (Onyx).
(1971) Alison Williamson: English archer.
(1971) Dwight Yorke: Tobagonian footballer and coach.
(1970) Doug Zmolek: Rochester -- NHL defenseman (LA Kings).
(1970) Geir Frigård: Norwegian footballer.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Luciana Gimenez: Brazilian model for the advertisement of international brands.
(1969) Robert Miles: Swiss record producer and musician.
(1969) Rhashan Stone
(1969) Jim Mckenzie: Gull Lake -- NHL left wing (Winnipeg Jets).
(1969) Niels van Steenis: Dutch rower.
(1969) Leslie Shepherd: NFL wide receiver (Washington Redskins).
(1969) Tommy Tiernan: Irish comedian.
(1968) Seiji Takaiwa: Japanese stuntman.
(1968) Antonio Pettigrew: Macon, Georgia -- 400m (1996 Olympics).
(1968) Paul Quantrill: London, Ontario -- Pitcher (Toronto Blue Jays).

(1968) Alberto Iñurrategi: Spanish mountaineer.
(1967) Steven Wilson: English singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Porcupine Tree Blackfield No-Man and Storm Corrosion).
(1967) Mike O'Neill: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1967) John Tomac: American cyclist.
(1967) Nick Bateman: British game show contestant on live-programming of a "Big Brother" house.
(1967) Mark Roberts: Welsh singer and guitarist (Catatonia Sherbet Antlers and Y Ffyrc).
(1967) Rob Cowie: Toronto, Ontario -- NHL defenseman (LA Kings).
(1966) Tracey Fuchs: Centereach, New York -- Field hockey midfielder (Olympics - 1988, 96).
(1966) Todd Reynolds: Norwalk, Connecticut -- Pairs skaters (1994 Olympics).
(1966) Elita Kļaviņa: Latvian actress.
(1965) Ann Scott: French-English author.
(1965) Michael Paul Springer: San Francisco, California -- PGA golfer (1994 Greater Milwaukee).
(1965) Gert Heerkes: Dutch footballer and manager.
(1965) Jenny Packham: English fashion designer.
(1965) John Feskens: Dutch soccer player (Willem II).
(1965) Maty Monforth: TV host (Mike & Maty).
(1964) Han Suk-kyu
(1964) Algimantas Briaunis: Lithuanian footballer and manager.
(1964) Paprika Steen: Danish actress singer and director.
(1964) Milly D'Abbraccio: Italian actress and pornographic actress.
(1963) Afef Jnifen
(1963) Hélèna Villovitch
(1963) Davis Guggenheim: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1963) Shigeaki Hattori: Japanese race car driver.
(1963) Ian Wright: English footballer.
(1963) Howard Ballard: NFL tackle (Seattle Seahawks).
(1963) Stephen Corkin: Auckland, New Zealand -- Judoka (1996 Olympics).
(1962) Jacqui Smith: English lawyer and politician.
(1962) Marilyn (singer)
(1962) Gabe Newell: co-founder of Valve Corporation.
(1962) Kimberly Evenson: Bremerhaven, Germany -- Playmate (September, 1984).
(1962) David Schiappa: American lawyer and politician.
(1962) Kym Hampton: WNBA forward (NY Liberty).
(1962) David J Schiappa: American politician.
(1961) David Armstrong-Jones: British royalty, the son of Princess Margaret and Anthony Armstrong-Jones, Viscount Armstrong-Jones.
(1961) Kari Michaelson
(1961) Jean-Michel Maire
(1961) Dave Hahn: Japanese-American mountaineer and journalist.
(1961) David AC viscount Linley: Son of English Princess Margaret / mystic.
(1961) Kari Michaelsen in New York City: USA; actress (Katie - Gimme a Break).
(1960) James Prime: British rock keyboardist (Deacon Blue-Pay Day).
(1960) William Monahan: American award-winning screenwriter and novelist, Monahan won an Oscar on February 25, 2007 for his work on Martin Scorsese's "The Departed" (released in 2006).
(1960) Karch Kiraly: Jackson, Michigan -- Volleyballer (1984, 88 Olympics - 2 Gold Medals).
(1960) Sharon Monplaisir: NYC, New York -- Fencer-epee (1996 Olympics).
(1960) Marcel "Baaf" Stavenuiter: Dutch drummer (Bob Color).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Hal Hartley: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1959) Philippe Guillon: French homicide; killed his rival and decapitated him at Bar-le-Duc 1/28/1986.
(1959) Timothy Patrick Murphy in Hartford: Connecticut, USA; actor (Dallas, Glitter).
(1958) Derrike Cope
(1958) Sue Daniels: Adelaide, South Australia -- Golfer (1983 Victorian Amateur Champ).
(1958) Andrew Mapple: US water skier.
(1957) Dolph Lundgren: Swedish actor.
(1957) Marc Le Mené
(1957) Darlene McCarthy: American newswoman who served as an anchor at Channel 56 in Boston during the early ‘90s.
(1957) Gary Olsen: English actor (d. 2000).

(1957) Peter Gregson: Scottish-English engineer and academic.
(1956) Gary Ross: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1956) Cathy Jamieson: Scottish politician 2nd Scottish Minister for Justice.
(1956) Kevin Murphy: American actor puppeteer producer and screenwriter.
(1956) Bob Welch: American baseball player and coach (d. 2014).
(1955) Jean-François Bernardini
(1955) Jean-Francois Bernardini: Corsican singer, who with his brother formed the group I Muvrini.
(1955) Phil Simms: NFL quarterback (New York Giants, Super Bowl 1986).
(1955) Anne Milton: English nurse and politician.
(1955) Teresa De Sio: Italian singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1954) Adam Ant: British entertainer, lead singer of 1980s pop band Adam and the Ants.
(1954) Kevin P Chilton in Los Angeles California USA major US Air Force/astronaut (sk: STS-49).
(1954) Edith Noeding: A retired female track and field athlete from Peru, who competed in the hurdles event during her career.
(1954) Marja-Liisa Niemi-Mattila: Finnish astrologer, married once, one child.
(1954) Godzilla: Japanese monster ().
(1954) Phil Simms: Football Player.
(1953) Kate Capshaw: American actress in TV and films.
(1953) Rebecca Gilling: Australian sexy model and actress who started her TV career on "Number 96.
(1953) Dennis Miller: American comedian actor producer and talk show host.
(1953) Helios Creed: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Chrome).
(1953) Vilma Santos: Filipino actress and politician.
(1953) Dennis Miller in Pittsburgh: Pennsylvania, USA; comedian/TV host (Saturday Night Live, The Dennis Miller Show).
(1953) Larry Herndon: American baseball player and coach.
(1952) Roseanne Barr: American comedian from a lower middle-class background who became a superstar comedienne on a popular TV series with the comment, "I am your worst nightmare.
(1952) David Ho: Taiwanese-American AIDS researcher.
(1952) Teresa De Sio: Italian folk singer-songwriter and the sister of the actress Giuliana De Sio.
(1952) Roseanne Barr in Salt Lake City: Utah, USA; comedienne/TV star (Roseanne).
(1952) Jim Cummings: American voice actor.
(1952) Roseanne : TV Actress.
(1952) Felix R de Rooy: Curacaos poet / sculptor.
(1951) François Bracci
(1951) Dwight Evans: American baseball player and coach.
(1951) André Wetzel: Dutch footballer and manager.
(1951) Ed Murawinski: American cartoonist.
(1950) Massimo Mongai: Italian journalist and author.
(1950) Joe Queenan: American author and critic.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Anna Wintour: British-American editor-in-chief of the US edition of Vogue magazine since 1988.
(1949) Larry Holmes: American boxer and talk show host.
(1949) James Lewis: American astrologer, the author of a Directory of Astrologers.
(1949) Mike Evans: American actor and screenwriter (d. 2006).
(1949) Osamu Fujimura: Japanese engineer and politician.
(1949) Stephen Oliver: English biochemist and academic.
(1949) Roswitha Krause: USSR -- 4 X 100m swimmer (1968 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1949) Michael Evans in Salisbury: North Carolina, USA; actor (Lionel - All in the Family).
(1948) Lulu (singer)
(1948) Lulu : Scottish singer; a red-haired pop singer of the late '60s, known for singing the theme song and acting in the film, "To Sir With Love.

(1948) Helmut Koinigg: Austrian racing driver (d. 1974).
(1948) Akira Emoto: Japanese actor.
(1948) Takashi Kawamura: Japanese politician.
(1948) Helmuth Koinigg: Austrian Formula One driver (Born 1948).
(1948) Rainer Zobel: German footballer coach and manager.
(1948) Rick Kreuger: American baseball player and coach.
(1947) Shadoe Stevens
(1947) Ruth Rowe: American athlete, a member of the 1984 Olympic Archery team.
(1947) Faraj Sarkohi: Iranian journalist and critic.
(1947) Joe Lala: American actor and drummer (Blues Image and Manassas) (d. 2014).
(1947) Siiri Oviir: Estonian lawyer and politician 3rd Estonian Minister of Social Affairs.
(1947) Mazie Hirono: Japanese-American lawyer and politician 9th Lieutenant Governor of Hawaii.
(1946) Reinhard Karl: German mountaineer photographer and author (d. 1982).
(1946) Tommy Dee: Rocker.
(1946) Doug Simper: Rocker (Deep Purple).
(1946) Wataru Takeshita: Japanese lawyer and politician.
(1946) Shadoe Stevens: American commercial actor, the star of the craziest commercials ever seen on local TV.
(1946) Tom Savini: American actor stuntman director and make-up artist.
(1945) Gerd Müller: German footballer and manager.
(1945) Nick Simper
(1945) Bernard Anselme
(1945) Gerd Muller: German soccer player named European Football player of the Year, 1970.
(1945) Georges Anselme: Belgian politician, Minister of Social Affairs.
(1945) Ken Holtzman: American baseball player and manager.
(1945) J D Souther: American country-rock singer.
(1944) Frank Collin: American leader of the U.S.
(1944) Guntur Sukarnoputra: Indonesian businessman and photographer, an imposing figure on the Indonesian cultural landscape.
(1944) Claude Landré: Canadian comic, imitator and animateur.
(1944) Franco Polti: Italian entrepreneur, the president and CEO of a company with 350 employees, the Polti company.
(1944) Jan Boerstoel: Dutch poet and songwriter.
(1943) René Frydman: French obstetrician, gynecologist at Parisian hospitals and university professor since 1979.
(1943) Bert Jansch: Scottish musician, singer, songwriter and acoustic guitarist for the folk rock group "Pentangle.
(1943) Tee Corinne: American lesbian visual artist notable for the portrayal of sexuality in her artwork.
(1943) Ken Holtzman: Chicago Cubs/Baltimore Orioles/New York Yankees pitcher (two no-hitters).
(1943) Bernard Valette: French journalist, a former reporter and editor at Radio-France International.
(1942) Martin Smith: American author and screenwriter.
(1941) Jean-Paul Costa: French jurist, who was the President of the European Court of Human Rights (19 January 2007 - 3 November 2011).
(1941) Brian Poole: Essex, England -- Vocalist ( & The Tremeloes).
(1940) Sonny Rhodes: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1940) Christian Du Maurier: British noted family, the third child of writer Daphne du Maurier, after Tessa in 1933 and Flavia in 1937.
(1940) Dieter Acker: Composer.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Adi Da: American siddha-guru known as "Bubba Free John or "Master Da Free John," a handsome, ample and happy mystic with an ashram called Horse House Commune in California.
(1939) Terrence McNally: St. Petersburg, Florida -- Playwright (Bad Habits).
(1938) Jean Rollin: French actor director and screenwriter.
(1938) Bette Bao Lord
(1938) Didier Pfeiffer: French government employee, a top-ranking civil servant 1966-73.
(1938) Pupi Avati: Italian film director and screenwriter who made his first film in 1968 entitled "Balsamus, l'uomo di Satana" (1970's film "Blood Relations").
(1938) Takao Saito: Japanese mangaka.
(1938) Akira Kobayashi: Japanese actor and singer.
(1938) Martin Dunwoody: English mathematician and academic.
(1938) Bette Lord: Chinese-American writer.

(1937) James Houston: Massillon sports Champions.
(1937) Dietrich Moller: German politician.
(1937) Dietrich Möller: German lawyer and politician 15th Mayor of Marburg.
(1937) Lynn Woolsey: (Rep-D-California).
(1937) Jim Houston: American college and pro football player.
(1936) Roy Emerson: Australian-American tennis player and coach.
(1936) Takao Saito: Japanese author and illustrator created Golgo 13.
(1935) Frank Cook: British politician and Member of Parliament, returned by General Election 6/11/1987.
(1935) Ingrid Rüütel: Estonian philologist and academic 3rd First Lady of Estonia.
(1934) Matty Chiva
(1934) Hans Janmaat: Dutch businessman educator and politician (d. 2002).
(1934) Kenneth Baker: Baron Baker of Dorking English poet and politician Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.
(1934) Leslie McGraw: American civil engineer and CEO of Fluor, a giant engineering company.
(1934) Ruma Guha Thakurta: Indian singer and actress.
(1933) Jeremy Brett: Actor (Sherlock Holmes, Freddie-My Fair Lady).
(1933) Amartya Sen: Indian economist who since 1972 has taught and worked in the United Kingdom and the United States.
(1933) John Barry: English-American composer and conductor (d. 2011).
(1933) Michael Dukakis: American lawyer and politician, Governor of Massachusetts and the Democratic Presidential Candidate in 1988.
(1933) Aneta Corsaut: American actress (Born 1933).
(1933) Louis W: Sullivan; US Secretary of Health and Human Services (1989-).
(1933) Aneta Corsaut in Hutchinson: Kansas, USA; actress (Helen Crump - Andy Griffith Show).
(1933) Ken Berry: American actor singer and dancer.
(1932) Guillaume Bienganski: France sport Champion.
(1932) Valda Hansen: American actress, known for her performances in a number of B-movies in the 1950s and 1970s.
(1932) Albert Reynolds: Irish businessman and politician 9th Taoiseach of Ireland (d. 2014).
(1932) Thomas J Manton: (Rep-D-New York, 1985- ).
(1931) Monica Vitti: Italian leading lady internationally in demand throughout the '60s and the '70s.
(1931) Michael Fu Tieshan: Chinese bishop (d. 2007).
(1931) Monica Vitti [Ceciarelli]: Rome, Italy -- Actress (Tigers in Lipstick).
(1931) Thomas Cruikshank: American legal accountant and CEO of Halliburton, a company that sells oil field services along with engineering and construction services.
(1931) Yon Hyong-muk: North Korean soldier and politician 7th Premier of North Korea (d. 2005).
(1931) Michael Tieshan: Chinese bishop (d. 2007).
(1931) Gilles Fournel: France Writer.
(1930) Phil Crane: American academic and politician (d. 2014).
(1930) Lois Smith: Topeka Actor.
(1930) Frits Staal: Dutch philosopher and scholar (d. 2012).
(1930) Philip Crane: American politician and campaigner for the 1979 U.S.
(1930) Lois Smith in Topeka: Kansas, USA; actress (Reckless, Reuben Reuben).
(1930) Bill Dana: American engineer pilot and astronaut (d. 2014).
(1930) Mable John: American singer.
(1930) D Kennedy: American pastor and author (d. 2007).
(1930) Ken Berry in Moline: Illinois, USA; actor (F Troop, Mayberry RFD, Mama's Family).
(1930) Brian Robinson: English cyclist.
(1930) D James Kennedy: American theologian (d. 2007).
(1930) Peggy McCay: American actress.
(1930) Tsutomu Seki: Japanese astronomer and academic.
(1930) Philip M Crane: (Rep-R-Illinois, 1969- ).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Catherine Anglade: French actress, director and television producer who died on 4 June 1994 in Paris.
(1929) Claudia Barrett
(1929) Giuseppe Burati: Italy sport Champion.
(1929) Neal Barrett: American writer of fantasy, science fiction, mystery/suspense, and historical fiction.
(1929) Alfonso Orueta: Chilean footballer manager and politician (d. 2012).
(1928) George Yardley: American athlete, pro basketball player in the N.B.
(1928) Wanda Hendrix: American actress, a wholesome, baby-faced ingénue of grade-B films in the '50s with roles in over 21 films.
(1928) Osamu Tezuka: Japanese animator and producer (d. 1989).
(1928) Bill Morrison: Australian politician and diplomat 37th Australian Minister for Defence (d. 2013).
(1928) Goseki Kojima: Japanese manga artist (d. 2000).

(1927) Harrison McCain: Canadian businessman co-founded McCain Foods (d. 2004).
(1927) Fred Richards: American baseball player, nicknamed "Fuzzy", a left-handed first baseman who played ten games with the Chicago Cubs in September 1951.
(1927) Desmond King-Hele: British physicist and author.
(1927) Zbigniew Cybulski: Pniarz, Poland -- Actor (See You Tommorrow).
(1927) Peggy McCay: American actress.
(1926) Valdas Adamkus: Lithuanian engineer and politician 3rd President of Lithuania.
(1926) Paul Rebeyrolle: French painter.
(1926) Robert Wilson: American businessman and philanthropist (d. 2013).
(1926) Genzo Kurita: Japanese serial killer (d. 1959).
(1926) Maurice Couture: French-Canadian Roman Catholic archbishop.
(1925) Dieter Wellershoff: German author (Minotaur).
(1925) Joseph Silveira deMello: American astrologer from 1965.
(1924) Samuel Ruiz: Mexican bishop (d. 2011).
(1924) Violetta Elvin: Russian ballerina.
(1924) Samuel Ruiz Garcia: Mexican Roman Catholic bishop.
(1924) Marc Breaux: American actor director and choreographer (d. 2013).
(1924) Alberto Manzi: Italian school teacher, writer and television host known mostly for being the art director of the "Non è mai troppo tardi" (It's never too late) TV show broadcast between 1959 and 1968.
(1924) Lynn Hilton: American politician, a member of the Utah State Legislature, an education professor, a businessman, Middle East explorer and an author of many Mormon books.
(1923) Tomás Fiaich: Irish cardinal (d. 1990).
(1923) Tomas O Fiaich: Irish cardinal (d. 1990).
(1923) Yamaguchi Hitomi: Japanese novelist and essayst (d. 1995).
(1923) Wayne See: American professional basketball player who played in 1949–1950 for the Waterloo Hawks and scored 320 points.
(1923) Leonard Stone: American actor (d. 2011).
(1922) Raymond Martinot: French newsmaker.
(1922) Earl of Lonsdale: English large landowner / multi-millionaire.
(1922) Dennis McDermott: English-Canadian union leader and diplomat Canadian Ambassador to Ireland (d. 2003).
(1921) Charles Bronson: American actor in over 70 films.
(1920) Paulette Merval: La Roche-Chalais Opera Singers.
(1920) Oodgeroo Noonuccal: Australian poet educator and activist (d. 1993).
(1920) Gerhard Knoop: Norwegian actor, stage producer and theatre director.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Ludovic Kennedy: Scottish playwright, naval historian, librarian, editor and TV personality.
(1919) Květa Legátová: Czech author (d. 2012).
(1919) Bert Freed: NYC, New York -- Actor (Rufe-Shane).
(1919) Jesus Blasco: Spanish comic book author (d. 1995).
(1919) Jesús Blasco: Spanish author and illustrator (d. 1995).
(1918) Raimon Panikkar: Catalan philosopher (Born 1918).
(1918) Claude Barma: French-Italian director and screenwriter, and an early creator of French television programmes.
(1918) Bob Feller: American sailor baseball player and sportscaster (d. 2010).
(1918) Elizabeth P Hoisington: American Brigadier General (d. 2007).
(1918) Dean Riesner: American film and television writer (Born 1918).

(1918) Russell Long: American lieutenant lawyer and politician (d. 2003).
(1918) Elizabeth Hoisington: American general (d. 2007).
(1918) Bob Feller pitcher (Cleveland Indian: three no-hitters).
(1918) Russell B: Long (Democrat-Senator-Louisiana).
(1917) Eli Hodkey: American baseball player, a left-handed pitcher who played for the Philadelphia Phillies for two weeks in September 1946.
(1917) Annapurna Maharana: Indian activist (d. 2012).
(1917) Renata Peter: German dancer.
(1915) André Dequae: Belgian politician in the Christian Socialist party, married once, 6 children.
(1915) Paul Dell: Haguenau physician.
(1915) Hal Jackson: American journalist and radio host (d. 2012).
(1915) de la VIGNE Alain Rouault: Rouen physician.
(1914) Heinrich Springer: German Nazi military.
(1914) Thomas Davies: American military, rear admiral, navigation expert, aviator and disarmament official.
(1914) Hallgrimur Helgason: Composer.
(1913) Marika Rökk: Hungarian/German dancer, stage/film/TV actress.
(1913) Albert Cossery
(1912) Marie-Claude Vaillant-Couturier: French politician who was a member of the French Resistance.
(1912) Alfredo Stroessner: Paraguayan general and politician 46th President of Paraguay (d. 2006).
(1912) Andr? Sonier: Menton EXecutives.
(1911) Kick Smit: Dutch footballer and manager (d. 1974).
(1911) Vladimir Ussachevsky: Hailar, Manchuria -- Composer (Creation).
(1910) Karel Zeman: Czech director animator production designer and screenwriter (d. 1989).
(1910) Richard Hurndall: British actor (Born 1910).
(1910) Henri Duvillard: French journalist, politician, minister.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) James Reston: Scottish-American author, journalist, columnist, correspondent and Executive Director of The New York Times.
(1909) Robert Herland: France sport Champion.
(1909) James "Scotty" Barrett Reston: Clydebank, Scotland -- Journalist (NY Times).
(1908) Giovanni Leone: Italian politician.
(1908) Bronko Nagurski: Canadian-American football player wrestler and coach (d. 1990).
(1908) Jean Lorain: Bourg la Reine Military man.
(1907) Raymond Bussières: French stage/film/tv actor and cabaret entertainer.
(1907) Joe Turner: US jazz pianist.
(1907) Raymond Bussieres: France Actor.
(1907) James Geoffrey Cutcliffe Hepburn: Tap-dancer / socialist.

(1906) Maurice Pourchet: French Catholic clergyman, who was Bishop Emeritus of Saint-Flour.
(1906) Fioravante Seibezzi: Italy Painter.
(1905) Arthur M Young
(1905) Arthur Young: French-American physicist and the inventor of the Bell 47D1 Helicopter.
(1905) Lois Jones: American painter and academic (d. 1998).
(1905) William Donald Campbell: Diarist / ornithologist.
(1905) Jean Coliez: Longwy physician.
(1905) Lois Mailou Jones: US painter (Peasants on Parade).
(1904) Jennie Lee Baroness Lee of Asheridge
(1904) Gideon Fagan: Composer.
(1904) Ursula Von Mangold: German writer, translator, publisher and palmist.
(1904) Janis Kalnins: Composer.
(1904) Jennie Lee: Scottish teacher, author and politician, Member of Parliament and Minister of State for the Arts, Baroness Lee of Asheridge.
(1903) Charles Rigoulot: French weight lifter, winner of an Olympic gold medal at Paris 1924.
(1903) Jean Schneider
(1903) Ishtiaq Qureshi: Pakistani historian and educator (d. 1981).
(1903) Maurice-Marie Janot: Plombi?res physician.
(1903) Walker Evans: US photographer (Fortune Magazine), dies at age 71.
(1901) André Malraux: French author whose books are difficult to read as their structure is extremely complex.
(1901) Leopold III of Belgium
(1901) Andre Malraux: French writer (d. 1976).
(1901) Andr? Malraux: Paris 18?me Military man.
(1901) Leopold III [Filip von Saksen-Coburg]: King of Belgians (1934-51).
(1901) Leopold: Belgium royalty, the King of Belgium in 1934 after the death of his father, King Albert.
(1901) Leopold III: Leopold III of Belgium (d. 1983).
(1900) Adi Dassler
(1900) Adolf Dassler: German sporting goods executive (d. 1978).

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