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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) Jaime Cruz: Pop Singer.
(2000) Taj Ralph: Pop Singer.

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1999 - 1990

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

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

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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) Jonna Mae: YouTube Star.
(1987) Anna Saccone-Joly: YouTube Star.
(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) Jesse Fangs: YouTube Star.
(1987) Cameron Lynn: Wrestler.
(1987) Felix Schutz: German ice hockey player.
(1987) Cameron : American wrestler dancer and model.
(1987) Felix Schütz: German ice hockey player.
(1986) Olafur Arnalds
(1986) Antonia Thomas
(1986) Jermaine Jones: American singer and actor.
(1986) Beth Kingston: English actress.
(1986) Jasmine Trias: Filipino-American singer and actress.
(1986) Ryan Hurd: Musician.
(1986) Heo Young Saeng: Korean singer (SS501).
(1986) Paul Derbyshire: Italian rugby player.
(1986) Joseline Hernandez: Reality Star.
(1986) Bria Kam: YouTube Star.
(1986) Heo Young-saeng: South Korean singer and actor (SS501).
(1986) Piet Velthuizen: Dutch footballer.
(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) Christian Bakkerud: Danish race car driver (d. 2011).
(1984) LaMarr Woodley: American football player.
(1983) Sonia Lacen
(1983) Suzane von Richthofen: Brazilian murderess.
(1983) Julie Marie Berman: American actress.
(1983) Shayna Rose: TV Actress.
(1983) Myrna Braza: Norwegian singer-songwriter.
(1983) Julie Berman: American 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) Moniek Kleinsman: Dutch speed skater.
(1982) Mike Jenkins: American strongman (d. 2013).
(1982) Evgeny Plushenko: Russian figure skater.
(1981) Diego López Rodríguez
(1981) Jackie Gayda: American professional wrestler.
(1981) Jermaine Jones: Soccer Player.
(1981) Zack Scott: YouTube Star.
(1981) Katharine Isabelle: Actress.
(1981) Jimmy Ahar: Bruneian runner.
(1981) Diego López: Spanish footballer.
(1981) Vicente Vuoso: Argentinian-Mexican footballer.
(1981) Rodrigo Millar: Chilean footballer.
(1981) Sten Pentus: Estonian race car driver.
(1980) Dan Marsala: American musician.
(1980) Hans Anderson: Danish motorcycle racer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Pablo Aimar: Argentinian footballer.
(1979) Jon M. Chu: Director.
(1979) Tim McIlrath: American musician (Rise Against).
(1979) Jamie Duffney: Miss Minnesota Teen USA (1997).
(1979) Beau McDonald: Australian footballer and coach.
(1978) Maureen Louys: Belgian television presenter.
(1978) Sergueï Movsessian
(1978) Tim McIlrath: Rock Singer.
(1978) Anthony Kumpen
(1978) Sergei Movsesian: Armenian chess player.

(1978) Julia Taylor: European pornographic actress.
(1978) Koshiro Take: Japanese jockey.
(1978) Hiroko Sakai: Japanese softball player.
(1978) Jonas Sjøvaag: Norwegian drummer (Eple Trio).
(1977) Aria Giovanni: American porn actress and model.
(1977) Jane Monheit: American singer.
(1977) Greg Plitt: Model.
(1977) Marcel Ketelaer: German footballer.
(1977) Reshma Shetty: Actress.
(1977) Randy Harrison: Actor.
(1977) Sean Ringgold: American actor and stuntman.
(1976) Toko Aoyama: Japanese voice actress.
(1976) Tōko Aoyama: Japanese voice actress.
(1976) Guillermo Franco: Argentinian-Mexican footballer.
(1976) Jake Shimabukuro: American ukulele player and composer.
(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) Sonali Kulkarni: Indian actress.
(1974) Nell Nelly: Musician.
(1974) Tariq Abdul Wahad: NBA forward (Sacramento Kings).
(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) Kirk Jones: American musician.
(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) Marisol Nichols: Actress.
(1973) Ben Fogle: TV personality, writer and broadcaster.
(1973) Christian Picciolini: American businessman and manager.
(1972) Bernhard Willhelm
(1972) Michael Hofmann: German footballer.
(1972) Marko Koers: Dutch runner.
(1972) Ugo Ehiogu: English footballer and manager.
(1972) Verl Mitchell: NFL guard (Atlanta Falcons).
(1971) Dylan Moran: Irish comedian actor and screenwriter.
(1971) Darrin Hancock: American basketball player: guard/forward, Hawks.
(1971) Unai Emery
(1971) Tom Shay: American homicide accomplice with 15-year-older Al Trenkler whom he had met at the train depot in 1990.
(1971) Ricky Martin: Musician.
(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) Dwight Yorke: Tobagonian footballer and coach.
(1971) Alison Williamson: English archer.
(1971) Sticky Fingaz: American rapper producer and actor (Onyx).
(1971) Diego Alessi: Italian race car driver.
(1970) Geir Frigård: Norwegian footballer.
(1970) Doug Zmolek: Rochester -- NHL defenseman (LA Kings).
(1970) Lucy Hawking: Journalist.

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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) Tommy Tiernan: Irish comedian.
(1969) Leslie Shepherd: NFL wide receiver (Washington Redskins).
(1968) Paul Quantrill: London, Ontario -- Pitcher (Toronto Blue Jays).
(1968) Jamie Zawinski: Scientist.
(1968) Antonio Pettigrew: Macon, Georgia -- 400m (1996 Olympics).

(1968) Seiji Takaiwa: Japanese stuntman.
(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) Mark Roberts: Welsh singer and guitarist (Catatonia Sherbet Antlers and Y Ffyrc).
(1967) John Tomac: American cyclist.
(1967) Scott Walker: Politician.
(1967) Kurt Elling: Musician.
(1967) Rob Cowie: Toronto, Ontario -- NHL defenseman (LA Kings).
(1967) Nick Bateman: British game show contestant on live-programming of a "Big Brother" house.
(1966) Elita Kļaviņa: Latvian actress.
(1966) Tracey Fuchs: Centereach, New York -- Field hockey midfielder (Olympics - 1988, 96).
(1966) Todd Reynolds: Norwalk, Connecticut -- Pairs skaters (1994 Olympics).
(1965) Ann Scott: French-English author.
(1965) Jenny Packham: English fashion designer.
(1965) John Feskens: Dutch soccer player (Willem II).
(1965) Maty Monforth: TV host (Mike & Maty).
(1965) Michael Paul Springer: San Francisco, California -- PGA golfer (1994 Greater Milwaukee).
(1965) Gert Heerkes: Dutch footballer and manager.
(1965) Shah Rukh Khan: Actor.
(1964) Han Suk-kyu
(1964) Paprika Steen: Danish actress singer and director.
(1964) Algimantas Briaunis: Lithuanian footballer and manager.
(1964) Brenda Fassie: Musician.
(1964) Milly D'Abbraccio: Italian actress and pornographic actress.
(1963) Afef Jnifen
(1963) Hélèna Villovitch
(1963) Davis Guggenheim: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1963) Stephen Corkin: Auckland, New Zealand -- Judoka (1996 Olympics).
(1963) Ian Wright: English footballer.
(1963) Howard Ballard: NFL tackle (Seattle Seahawks).
(1963) Shigeaki Hattori: Japanese race car driver.
(1962) Jacqui Smith: English lawyer and politician.
(1962) Marilyn (singer)
(1962) Debbie Millman: Writer.
(1962) Kimberly Evenson: Bremerhaven, Germany -- Playmate (September, 1984).
(1962) David Brock: Author.
(1962) David J Schiappa: American politician.
(1962) Gabe Newell: co-founder of Valve Corporation.
(1962) David Schiappa: American lawyer and politician.
(1962) Kym Hampton: WNBA forward (NY Liberty).
(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) K. D. Lang: Musician.
(1961) David AC viscount Linley: Son of English Princess Margaret / mystic.
(1961) Dave Hahn: Japanese-American mountaineer and journalist.
(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) Barton Gellman: Journalist.
(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) Peter Mullan: Actor.
(1959) Timothy Patrick Murphy in Hartford: Connecticut, USA; actor (Dallas, Glitter).
(1959) Philippe Guillon: French homicide; killed his rival and decapitated him at Bar-le-Duc 1/28/1986.
(1959) Hal Hartley: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1958) Derrike Cope
(1958) Andrew Mapple: US water skier.
(1958) Sue Daniels: Adelaide, South Australia -- Golfer (1983 Victorian Amateur Champ).
(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) Bob Welch: American baseball player and coach (d. 2014).
(1956) Cathy Jamieson: Scottish politician 2nd Scottish Minister for Justice.
(1956) Kevin Murphy: American actor puppeteer producer and screenwriter.
(1955) Jean-François Bernardini
(1955) Anne Milton: English nurse and politician.
(1955) Phil Simms: NFL quarterback (New York Giants, Super Bowl 1986).
(1955) Jean-Francois Bernardini: Corsican singer, who with his brother formed the group I Muvrini.
(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) Phil Simms: Football Player.
(1954) Godzilla: Japanese monster ().
(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.
(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) Dennis Miller in Pittsburgh: Pennsylvania, USA; comedian/TV host (Saturday Night Live, The Dennis Miller Show).
(1953) Larry Herndon: American baseball player and coach.
(1953) Vilma Santos: Filipino actress and politician.
(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) Roseanne : TV Actress.
(1952) Kate Capshaw: Actress.
(1952) Jim Cummings: American voice actor.
(1952) Teresa De Sio: Italian folk singer-songwriter and the sister of the actress Giuliana De Sio.
(1952) Felix R de Rooy: Curacaos poet / sculptor.
(1952) David Ho: Taiwanese-American AIDS researcher.
(1952) Roseanne Barr in Salt Lake City: Utah, USA; comedienne/TV star (Roseanne).
(1951) François Bracci
(1951) Dwight Evans: American baseball player and coach.
(1951) André Wetzel: Dutch footballer and manager.
(1951) Ed Murawinski: American cartoonist.
(1951) Thomas Mallon: Novelist.
(1950) Joe Queenan: American author and critic.
(1950) Massimo Mongai: Italian journalist and author.
(1950) Graeme Murphy: Dancer.

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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) Mike Evans: American actor and screenwriter (d. 2006).
(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).
(1949) James Lewis: American astrologer, the author of a Directory of Astrologers.
(1949) Osamu Fujimura: Japanese engineer and politician.
(1949) Stephen Oliver: English biochemist and academic.
(1949) Lois McMaster Bujold: Writer.
(1948) Lulu (singer)

(1948) Helmut Koinigg: Austrian racing driver (d. 1974).
(1948) Takashi Kawamura: Japanese politician.
(1948) Akira Emoto: Japanese actor.
(1948) Rick Kreuger: American baseball player and coach.
(1948) Rainer Zobel: German footballer coach and manager.
(1948) Helmuth Koinigg: Austrian Formula One driver (Born 1948).
(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) Lul Lulu: Musician.
(1948) Tom Shales: Writer.
(1947) Shadoe Stevens
(1947) Ruth Rowe: American athlete, a member of the 1984 Olympic Archery team.
(1947) Mazie Hirono: Japanese-American lawyer and politician 9th Lieutenant Governor of Hawaii.
(1947) Siiri Oviir: Estonian lawyer and politician 3rd Estonian Minister of Social Affairs.
(1947) Faraj Sarkohi: Iranian journalist and critic.
(1947) Joe Lala: American actor and drummer (Blues Image and Manassas) (d. 2014).
(1946) Wataru Takeshita: Japanese lawyer and politician.
(1946) Reinhard Karl: German mountaineer photographer and author (d. 1982).
(1946) Doug Simper: Rocker (Deep Purple).
(1946) Tommy Dee: Rocker.
(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) Ken Holtzman: American baseball player and manager.
(1945) Gerd Muller: German soccer player named European Football player of the Year, 1970.
(1945) J D Souther: American country-rock singer.
(1945) Georges Anselme: Belgian politician, Minister of Social Affairs.
(1945) J. D. Souther: Musician.
(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) Jan Boerstoel: Dutch poet and songwriter.
(1944) Franco Polti: Italian entrepreneur, the president and CEO of a company with 350 employees, the Polti company.
(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) Patty Judge: Politician.
(1943) Bernard Valette: French journalist, a former reporter and editor at Radio-France International.
(1943) Ken Holtzman: Chicago Cubs/Baltimore Orioles/New York Yankees pitcher (two no-hitters).
(1942) Martin Smith: American author and screenwriter.
(1942) Stefanie Powers: Actress.
(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) Dieter Acker: Composer.
(1940) Christian Du Maurier: British noted family, the third child of writer Daphne du Maurier, after Tessa in 1933 and Flavia in 1937.
(1940) Sonny Rhodes: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.

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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) Richard Serra: Sculptor.
(1939) Terrence McNally: St. Petersburg, Florida -- Playwright (Bad Habits).
(1939) Pauline Neville-Jones: Public Servant.
(1938) Jean Rollin: French actor director and screenwriter.
(1938) Bette Bao Lord
(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) Didier Pfeiffer: French government employee, a top-ranking civil servant 1966-73.
(1938) Akira Kobayashi: Japanese actor and singer.
(1938) Martin Dunwoody: English mathematician and academic.

(1938) Pat Buchanan: Journalist.
(1938) Takao Saito: Japanese mangaka.
(1938) Bette Lord: Chinese-American writer.
(1937) Jim Houston: American college and pro football player.
(1937) Dietrich Möller: German lawyer and politician 15th Mayor of Marburg.
(1937) Lynn Woolsey: (Rep-D-California).
(1937) James Houston: Massillon sports Champions.
(1937) Dietrich Moller: German politician.
(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) Leslie McGraw: American civil engineer and CEO of Fluor, a giant engineering company.
(1934) Bill Gothard: Clergyman.
(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) 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) Ken Berry: American actor singer and dancer.
(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).
(1932) Thomas J Manton: (Rep-D-New York, 1985- ).
(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).
(1931) Monica Vitti: Italian leading lady internationally in demand throughout the '60s and the '70s.
(1931) Monica Vitti [Ceciarelli]: Rome, Italy -- Actress (Tigers in Lipstick).
(1931) Michael Tieshan: Chinese bishop (d. 2007).
(1931) Yon Hyong-muk: North Korean soldier and politician 7th Premier of North Korea (d. 2005).
(1931) Michael Fu Tieshan: Chinese bishop (d. 2007).
(1931) Thomas Cruikshank: American legal accountant and CEO of Halliburton, a company that sells oil field services along with engineering and construction services.
(1931) Gilles Fournel: France Writer.
(1930) Phil Crane: American academic and politician (d. 2014).
(1930) Lois Smith: Topeka Actor.
(1930) Peggy McCay: American actress.
(1930) Philip Crane: American politician and campaigner for the 1979 U.S.
(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) Philip M Crane: (Rep-R-Illinois, 1969- ).
(1930) Brian Robinson: English cyclist.
(1930) Tsutomu Seki: Japanese astronomer and academic.
(1930) Frits Staal: Dutch philosopher and scholar (d. 2012).
(1930) D James Kennedy: American theologian (d. 2007).
(1930) Ken Berry in Moline: Illinois, USA; actor (F Troop, Mayberry RFD, Mama's Family).
(1930) Lois Smith in Topeka: Kansas, USA; actress (Reckless, Reuben Reuben).

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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) Neal Barrett: American writer of fantasy, science fiction, mystery/suspense, and historical fiction.
(1929) Alfonso Orueta: Chilean footballer manager and politician (d. 2012).
(1929) Giuseppe Burati: Italy sport Champion.
(1929) Amar Bose: Inventor.
(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) Bill Morrison: Australian politician and diplomat 37th Australian Minister for Defence (d. 2013).
(1928) Goseki Kojima: Japanese manga artist (d. 2000).

(1928) Osamu Tezuka: Japanese animator and producer (d. 1989).
(1927) Harrison McCain: Canadian businessman co-founded McCain Foods (d. 2004).
(1927) Desmond King-Hele: British physicist and author.
(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) 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 Garcia: Mexican Roman Catholic bishop.
(1924) Samuel Ruiz: Mexican bishop (d. 2011).
(1924) Shirley Chisholm: Politician.
(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) Marc Breaux: American actor director and choreographer (d. 2013).
(1924) Violetta Elvin: Russian ballerina.
(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) Tomas O Fiaich: Irish cardinal (d. 1990).
(1923) Tomás Fiaich: Irish cardinal (d. 1990).
(1923) Yamaguchi Hitomi: Japanese novelist and essayst (d. 1995).
(1923) Leonard Stone: American actor (d. 2011).
(1923) Wayne See: American professional basketball player who played in 1949–1950 for the Waterloo Hawks and scored 320 points.
(1922) Barber Conable: Politician.
(1922) Dennis McDermott: English-Canadian union leader and diplomat Canadian Ambassador to Ireland (d. 2003).
(1922) Raymond Martinot: French newsmaker.
(1922) Earl of Lonsdale: English large landowner / multi-millionaire.
(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) Charles Bronson: Actor.
(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) Bert Freed: NYC, New York -- Actor (Rufe-Shane).
(1919) Květa Legátová: Czech author (d. 2012).
(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) Russell Long: American lieutenant lawyer and politician (d. 2003).

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

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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) Jean Lorain: Bourg la Reine Military man.
(1908) Bronko Nagurski: Canadian-American football player wrestler and coach (d. 1990).
(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) Fioravante Seibezzi: Italy Painter.
(1906) Luchino Visconti: Director.
(1906) Maurice Pourchet: French Catholic clergyman, who was Bishop Emeritus of Saint-Flour.
(1905) Arthur M Young
(1905) Jean Coliez: Longwy physician.
(1905) Lois Mailou Jones: US painter (Peasants on Parade).
(1905) William Donald Campbell: Diarist / ornithologist.
(1905) Arthur Young: French-American physicist and the inventor of the Bell 47D1 Helicopter.
(1905) Lois Jones: American painter and academic (d. 1998).
(1904) Jennie Lee Baroness Lee of Asheridge
(1904) Ursula Von Mangold: German writer, translator, publisher and palmist.
(1904) Jennie Lee: Scottish teacher, author and politician, Member of Parliament and Minister of State for the Arts, Baroness Lee of Asheridge.
(1904) Gideon Fagan: Composer.
(1904) Janis Kalnins: Composer.
(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) Walker Evans: US photographer (Fortune Magazine), dies at age 71.
(1903) Maurice-Marie Janot: Plombi?res physician.
(1901) André Malraux: French author whose books are difficult to read as their structure is extremely complex.
(1901) Leopold III of Belgium
(1901) Leopold III [Filip von Saksen-Coburg]: King of Belgians (1934-51).
(1901) Andr? Malraux: Paris 18?me Military man.
(1901) Leopold III: Leopold III of Belgium (d. 1983).
(1901) Andre Malraux: French writer (d. 1976).
(1901) Leopold: Belgium royalty, the King of Belgium in 1934 after the death of his father, King Albert.
(1900) Adi Dassler
(1900) Adolf Dassler: German sporting goods executive (d. 1978).

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