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Famous Birthdays of 3 September

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

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2010 - Today

(2015) Mason Dahlberg: Family Member.

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2009 - 2000

(2002) Bugoy Cariño: TV Actor.
(2002) Kyline Alcantara: TV Actress.
(2001) Kaia Gerber: Model.
(2000) Ashley Boettcher: Movie Actress.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Kevin Bojorquez: YouNow Star.
(1998) Jamie Corbett: Vine Star.
(1997) Christian Anthony: Guitarist.
(1996) Joy (singer)
(1995) Kian Lawley: Entertainer.
(1995) Chris Leonard: Soul Singer.
(1994) Glen Rea: Irish footballer.
(1993) Dominic Thiem
(1993) Rina Koike: Japanese model and actress.
(1993) Nike Boi: Vine Star.

(1993) Josh Zerker: YouTube Star.
(1992) August Alsina: R&B Singer.
(1992) Shōta Sometani: Japanese actor.
(1991) Carlo Francis: YouTube Star.
(1991) Allison Green: Pop Singer.
(1990) Rozanna Purcell
(1990) Rita Volk: TV Actress.
(1990) Aaryn Gries: Reality Star.
(1990) Merritt Patterson: Actress.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Gusttavo Lima: Pop Singer.
(1989) Jang Hyun-seung: Pop Singer.
(1989) Ayoub el-Khazzani
(1989) Zed Zedd: Musician.
(1989) Alexandre Pato: Athlete.
(1989) Konan : Rapper.
(1988) Hana Makhmalbaf: Iranian director and producer.
(1988) Jérôme Boateng: Ghanaian-German footballer.
(1988) Jake Quickenden: Pop Singer.
(1988) Jerome Boateng: Soccer Player.

(1988) Marine Debauve: French gymnast.
(1987) Michaël D'Almeida: French track racing cyclist.
(1987) Meghan Duggan: American Olympic athlete, the hockey player participated on the US team in the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver.
(1987) Modibo Maïga: Malian footballer.
(1987) Chris Fountain: English actor.
(1987) James Neal: Hockey Player.
(1987) Harshad Arora: TV Actor.
(1986) Shaun White: American athlete and Olympic medalist, the snowboarder marked with his flowing red curls.
(1986) Thomas Vergara
(1986) OMI (singer)
(1986) OMI : Pop Singer.
(1985) Carlo Aquino: Filipino actor and singer.
(1985) Thibault Vaneck
(1985) Tatiana Kotova
(1985) Yuki Kaji: Voice Actor.
(1985) Yūki Kaji: Japanese voice actor and singer.
(1985) Scott Carson: English footballer.
(1985) Charlie Scene: Rock Singer.
(1985) Kelvin Wilson: English footballer.
(1984) Garrett Hedlund: American actor.
(1984) Paz de la Huerta: American model and actress.
(1984) Mason Crosby: Football Player.
(1984) Paz de la Huerta: Actress.
(1984) T. J. Perkins: Entertainer.
(1984) Seo In-young: South Korean singer dancer and actress (Jewelry).
(1983) Christine Woods: American actress.
(1983) Alexander Klaws: German pop singer.
(1983) Augusto Farfus: Brazilian race car driver.
(1983) Nicky Hunt: English footballer.
(1983) Marcus McCauley: American football player.
(1983) Valdas Vasylius: Lithuanian basketball player.
(1983) Nick Hall: Comedian.
(1982) Chris Wilcox
(1982) Andrew McMahon: American singer and songwriter.
(1982) Ayumi Fujimura: Japanese voice actress.
(1982) Sarah Burke: Canadian skier (d. 2012).
(1982) Kaori Natori: Japanese singer (Spontania).
(1982) Tiago Rannow: Brazilian footballer.
(1982) Jason Hammel: Athlete.
(1981) Juan Gabriel Yacuzzi
(1981) Gautier Capuçon
(1981) Fearne Cotton: TV Show Host.
(1980) Cone McCaslin
(1980) Jennie Finch: American athlete, softball champion pitcher and a member of US softball team for the Olympics in 2004 and 2008, taking home a gold medal in 2004.
(1980) BG : American rapper and actor (Chopper City Boyz and Cash Money Millionaires).
(1980) Jason McCaslin (''Cone''): Canadian bassist (Sum 41).
(1980) Justin Halpern: American blogger and author.
(1980) Daniel Ruben Bilos: Argentinian footballer.
(1980) Cindy Burger: Dutch footballer.
(1980) Daniel Bilos: Argentinian footballer.
(1980) Jason McCaslin: Canadian singer-songwriter bass player and producer (Sum 41 and The Operation M.D.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Tomo Milicevic: Bosnian-born American guitarist (30 Seconds to Mars).
(1979) Melissa Mars
(1979) Aleksandra Grdic
(1979) Júlio César (football)
(1979) Júlio César: Brazilian footballer.
(1979) Julio Cesar: Soccer Player.
(1979) Tiffany Chapman: English actress.
(1979) Tomo Miličević: Bosnian-American guitarist (Thirty Seconds to Mars).
(1978) Nichole Hiltz
(1978) Nick Wechsler (actor)

(1978) Michal Rozsíval: Czech ice hockey player.
(1978) Michal Rozsival: Czech ice hockey player.
(1978) John Curtis: English footballer.
(1978) Terje Bakken: Norwegian singer-songwriter (Windir) (d. 2004).
(1978) Nick Wechsler: American actor.
(1978) Valfar: Norwegian vocalist (Windir) (d. 2004).
(1978) Paul Moor: English ten-pin bowler.
(1977) Nate Robertson: American baseball player.
(1977) Rui Marques: Angolan footballer.
(1977) Tami Tyler: Santa Clara, California -- Dance skater (with Jonathan Nichols).
(1977) DJ Envy: DJ.
(1977) Olof Mellberg: Swedish footballer.
(1976) Vivek Oberoi: Indian actor.
(1976) Ashley Jones: American actress.
(1976) Emmanuel Vasseur: French soccer player, who played at senior level from 1998 to 2011.
(1976) Valery Afanasyev: Russian ice hockey player and coach.
(1976) Raheem Morris: American football player and coach.
(1976) Jevon Kearse: American football player.
(1975) Stefan Gordy (Redfoo)
(1975) Cristobal Huet: French ice hockey player.
(1975) Redfoo : American singer-songwriter producer and dancer (LMFAO).
(1975) Daniel Chan: Hong Kong singer-songwriter and actor.
(1975) Ava Lovell: Miss Universe - Belize (1996).
(1975) Christobal Huet: Hockey goalie (Team France 1998).
(1975) Stefan Gordy: Rapper.
(1975) Mireille Enos: Actress.
(1974) Clare Kramer: American actress producer and screenwriter.
(1974) Rahul Sanghvi: Indian cricketer.
(1974) Rebecca Bailey: Christchurch, New Zealand -- Cyclist (1996 Olympics).
(1974) Sergei Yerkovich: Hockey defenseman (Team Belarus 1998).
(1974) Vincenzo Campanella: Italian homicide; the killer of a five-year-old boy on 3/05/1992 in Palermo when he was 17.
(1974) Lisa Snowdon: Model.
(1973) Claudia Mason
(1973) Jennifer Paige: American singer-songwriter and actress.
(1973) Damon Stoudamire: American basketball player and coach.
(1973) Joanette Kruger: Johannesburg, South Africa -- Tennis star.
(1973) Zita Urbonaite: Lithuanian road cyclist (d. 2008).
(1973) Chen Hsiao-Fen: Miss Universe - Taiwan ROC (1996).
(1973) Norihiko Hibino: Japanese saxophonist and composer.
(1973) Brian Thure: NFL tackle (Washington Redskins).
(1972) Kolkata (India)
(1972) Natalia Estrada: Spanish actress, model and television presenter.
(1972) Martin Straka: Pizen, Czechoslovakia -- NHL forward (Team Czech Rep, Florida).
(1972) Robbie O'Davis: Australian rugby player.
(1972) Christine Boudrias: Canadian short track speed skater.
(1972) Antonius Bonner: CFL defensive back (Toronto Argonauts).
(1972) Roland Ramoser: Hockey forward (Team Italy 1998).
(1972) Abdel-Aziz Essayed: French reality TV contestant on "Loft Story" in the Spring of 2001.
(1972) Bob Evans: American wrestler and trainer.
(1971) Glen Housman: Rockhampton, Queensland -- Swimmer (1992, 96 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1971) Trevor St John: American actor.
(1971) Trevor John: American actor.
(1971) Chabeli Iglesias: Portuguese-Spanish journalist.
(1971) Kiran Desai: Indian-American author.
(1971) Katt Williams: Comedian.
(1971) Pawan Kalyan: Actor.
(1971) Tonja Marie Christensen: Salt Lake City, Utah -- Playmate (Nov, 1991).
(1970) Eric Sadin
(1970) Maria Bamford
(1970) George Lynch: American basketball player and manager.
(1970) Stanislav Smirnov
(1970) Uzooma Okeke: CFL guard (Montreal Alouettes).
(1970) Jeremy Glick: American United Airlines Flight 93 passenger (d. 2001).
(1970) Gareth Southgate: English footballer and manager.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Matthew Offord: English journalist and politician.
(1969) Marianna Komlos: Canadian bodybuilder, fitness model, professional wrestler and valet (d. 2004).
(1969) Robert Karlsson: Swedish golfer.
(1969) John Fugelsang: American comedian actor and talk show host.
(1969) Noah Baumbach: American actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1969) Joe Perez: American writer in the fields of spirituality and Integral theory.
(1969) Keith Traylor: NFL defensive tackle (KC Chiefs, Broncos - Super Bowl 32).
(1968) Christophe Mengin
(1968) Grace Poe: Filipino educator and politician.
(1968) Ray Coulthard: English actor.

(1968) Dominic West: Actor.
(1968) Robert Bailey: NFL cornerback (Dallas Cowboys).
(1968) Matt Hamon: San Francisco, California -- Cyclist (1996 Olympics).
(1968) Dawn Allinger: Salt Lake City, Utah -- Team handball back court (1996 Olympics).
(1968) David Pichler: Butler, Pennsylvania -- Diver (1996 Olympics - 6th Place).
(1968) Rema Messinger: Israeli actress and singer (d. 2015).
(1967) Marc Joulaud
(1967) Steve Scheffler: American basketball player: center, Supersonics.
(1967) Luis Gonzalez: Tampa, Florida -- Outfielder (Chicago Cubs).
(1967) Chris Gatling: NBA forward (New Jersey Nets).
(1967) Louis C. K.: Comedian.
(1966) Bennie Blades: American athlete, pro football player.
(1966) Vladimir Ryzhkov: Russian historian and politician.
(1966) Pat Eilers: NFL safety (Chicago Bears).
(1966) Shawn Daniels: CFL fullback (Saskatchewan Roughriders).
(1966) Steven Leyba: American painter and author.
(1966) Salma Hayek: Actress.
(1965) Charlie Sheen: American actor in a theatrical family, the third son of Martin Sheen and brother of Emilio Estevez.
(1965) Costas Mandylor: Australian actor.
(1965) Charlie Sheen [Carlos Estevez] in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Wall Street, Platoon).
(1965) Todd Lewis: Musician (Toadies).
(1965) Maurizio Mansi: Hockey forward (Team Italy 1998).
(1965) Lennox Lewis: Athlete.
(1965) Lisa Kristine: Photographer.
(1964) Norbert Huber: Italian pro bobsledder who placed with a Bronze Medal in the Olympics in two-man team at Albertville, February 1992.
(1964) Junaid Jamshed: Pakistani singer.
(1964) Spike Feresten: American screenwriter and producer.
(1964) Adam Curry: American-Dutch businessman and television host co-founded mevio.
(1964) Holt McCallany: American actor.
(1964) Ernest Givins: NFL wide receiver (Jacksonville Jaguars).
(1964) William Eardley IV: Public Servant.
(1964) Thomas Ford: American actor and producer.
(1964) Holt McCallany: American actor.
(1964) Toshiyuki Sakai: Hockey forward (Team Japan 1998).
(1964) Nigel Rhodes: English actor and guitarist.
(1964) Glenn Joyner: Ferntree Gully, Victoria -- Australasia golfer.
(1963) Muriel Hermine: French synchronized swimmer who competed in both the 1984 and 1988 Summer Olympics.
(1963) Holt McCallany
(1963) Malcolm Gladwell: Canadian journalist and author.
(1963) Michel Maisonnave: French international frisbee player.
(1963) Sam Adams: American politician 51st Mayor of Portland.
(1963) Amber Lynn: American porn actress and model.
(1963) Mubarak Ghanim: United Arab Emirates footballer.
(1962) Luciana Rothberg
(1962) Michael Bizanowicz: American level III sex offender, arrested and ordered held without bail on January 16, 2004 in connection with the double murder of Joanne Presti and her daughter in her Woburn, MA home.
(1962) Costas Mandylor: Australian actor.
(1962) David De Roure: English computer scientist and academic.
(1961) Brian Thomas Kamm: Rochester, New York -- PGA golfer (1994 Bell Canadian-6th).
(1961) Rene Gonzales: Austin, Texas -- Infielder (Texas Rangers).
(1961) Greg Petersen: Iowa City, Iowa -- Canadian Tour golfer (1993 Klondike-6th).
(1961) Eugenio Derbez: Actor.
(1961) Andy Griffiths: Children's Author.
(1960) Dave Ramsey: Radio Host.
(1960) Sam Richards: Sociologist.
(1960) Nick Gibb: English accountant and politician.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Merritt Butrick: Actor (Shy People, Wired to Kill), dies of AIDS at 29.
(1959) Guy Laliberte: Businessman.
(1959) Marco Baldini: Italian television personality and radio host.
(1957) Sadhguru
(1957) Benoît Potier
(1957) Earl Cureton: American basketball player, forward.
(1957) Steve Schirripa: American actor and producer.
(1957) Garth Ancier: American television executive.
(1956) Hans-Georg Beyer: in German Democratic Republic; team handball player (Olympic-gold-1980).
(1956) Patrick McGeown: Politician.

(1956) Joe Mansueto: Businessman.
(1956) Stephen Woolley: English director and producer.
(1956) Pat McGeown: Northern Irish Provisional Irish Republican Army member (d. 1996).
(1956) Jishu Dasgupta: Indian actor and director (d. 2012).
(1955) Laurent Malet: French stage and film actor, he began his career on stage in "The Trojan War Will not Take Place" (1975).
(1955) Pierre Malet: French actor.
(1955) Steve Jones (musician)
(1955) Steve Jones: London, England -- Rock guitarist (Sex Pistols).
(1954) Thomas Valentin: French media company executive, who, since 26 May 2000, has served as Vice President of the Management Board (antennas and content) of M6 (Metropole Television), the most profitable private national French TV channel.
(1954) Jaak Uudmäe: Estonian triple jumper and coach.
(1953) Jean-Pierre Jeunet: French film director, he won a prestigious César award for his 1980 short film "Le Manège.
(1953) M H Habib: Syria -- Cosmonaut.
(1953) Khabib Munir: Syria -- Cosmonaut (Soyuz TM-3 backup).
(1953) George Peponis: Greek-Australian rugby player and physician.
(1953) John Zorn: Composer.
(1952) François Emmanuel
(1952) Şehrazat : Turkish singer-songwriter and producer.
(1952) Olivier Fleurot: French company executive, the CEO of MSLGROUP, a public relations network of companies.
(1951) Fabienne Boulin-Burgeat: French newsmaker, the daughter of Robert Boulin, Minister of Labour in the French government, whose body was found on 30 October 1979 in a pond in the forest of Rambouillet.
(1951) Jazzbo: Jamaican DJ and producer (d. 2013).
(1951) Jim DeMint: Politician.
(1951) Jon Feltheimer: Businessman.
(1951) Kai Bird: Author.
(1951) Denys Hobson: South African cricketer.
(1951) Mark Harmon: Actor.
(1951) Julian Leek: British-American noted family, one of two sons of noted witch, Sybil Leek.
(1950) Jean-Pierre Abelin
(1950) Shelley Taylor Morgan
(1950) Lakshmi Mittal: Businessman.
(1950) Aaron Smith: Rocker (Romeo Void).
(1950) Doug Pinnick: American singer-songwriter and bass player (King's X and KXM).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Gilles Béhat: French actor and filmmaker, started 1972 with small acting roles, chaning into the directors chair a year later.
(1949) Patriarch Peter VII of Alexandria: Cypriot-born 129th Pope and Patriarch of Alexandria and All Africa (d. 2004).
(1949) Jose Pekerman: Argentine football manager.
(1949) Peter: Patriarch Peter VII of Alexandria (d. 2004).
(1949) José Pékerman: Argentinian footballer coach and manager.
(1948) Eva Darlan
(1948) Jacques Esclassan: French road bicycle racer, who won the green jersey in the 1977 Tour de France.
(1948) Levy Mwanawasa: Zambian lawyer and politician 3rd President of Zambia (d. 2008).
(1948) Lyudmila Karachkina: Ukrainian astronomer.
(1948) Ronnie Harris: American boxer, Olympic Gold medal Lightweight champion.

(1948) Donald Brewer: Flint, Michigan -- Rock drummer (Grand Funk Railroad).
(1948) Minouche Janmaat-Abee: Dutch MP (CDA).
(1948) Ronald W Harris: Canton, Ohio -- Lightweight boxer (1968 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1948) Tara Oedayraj Singh Varma: 1st black woman in Dutch 2nd Chamber.
(1948) Don Brewer: American singer-songwriter and drummer (Grand Funk Railroad and Terry Knight and the Pack).
(1948) Fotis Kouvelis: Greek lawyer and politician Greek Minister of Justice.
(1947) Mario Draghi: Italian banker and economist.
(1947) Gérard Houllier: French football manager of the clubs Paris Saint-Germain, RC Lens, Liverpool (with whom he won the FA Cup, League Cup and UEFA Cup in 2001), Olympique Lyonnais (two French titles), and Aston Villa (2010-2011, resigning due to frequent hospitalisation over heart problems).
(1947) Isabelle Mayereau
(1947) Odon Vallet
(1947) Michael Huffington: US oil millionaire (Rep-R-California, 1992-94).
(1947) Eric Bell: Northern Irish guitarist and songwriter (Thin Lizzy and The Noel Redding Band).
(1947) Kjell Bondevik: Norwegian minister and politician 26th Prime Minister of Norway.
(1947) Michael Connarty: Scottish educator and politician.
(1947) Susan Milan: English flute player and composer.
(1946) Gilbert Coullier
(1946) Peter Morris: Historian of France.
(1945) Christian Saincène
(1945) Anthony Louis (psychiatrist)
(1945) Yves Salesse: French senior official.
(1945) Asko Sarkola: Finnish actor, stage director.
(1945) George Biondo: American bass player and songwriter (Steppenwolf).
(1945) Peter Goddard: English physicist mathematician and academic.
(1945) Christian Saincene: French noted family, the brother of Fernand Saincene, a financial racketeer.
(1944) Alan Strachan: Scottish theater director, writer.
(1944) Geoff Arnold: English cricketer and coach.
(1944) Valerie Perrine in Galveston: Texas, USA; actress (Steam Bath, Superman, Lenny).
(1944) Gary Leeds: Glendale, California -- Rocker (Walker Brothers).
(1944) Ty Warner: Businessman.
(1944) Sherwood C "Woody" Spring in Hartford: Connecticut, USA; Colonel USA/astronaut (STS 61B).
(1943) Valerie Perrine: American actress of film and TV.
(1943) Luc Merenda
(1943) Michael D Barnes: (Rep-D-Maryland, 1979-86).
(1943) Mick Farren: United Kingdom -- Sci-fi author (Synaptic Manhunt, Citizen Phaid).
(1943) Don Brewer: Rocker.
(1943) François Chantenay: French theatre director, head of the Théâtre Fontaine in Paris from 1995 to 1998.
(1943) Waly Salomão: Brazilian poet, songwriter and writer.
(1943) Dave Eichelberger: Waco, Texas -- PGA golfer (1971 Greater Milwaukee Open).
(1943) Frank Lister: English footballer.
(1942) Al Jardine: American musician, one of the founders of the Beach Boys in 1961 with the three Wilson brothers and their cousin Mike Love.
(1942) Patrick Lassourd
(1942) John Shrapnel: English actor.
(1942) Lynn Samuels: Entertainer.
(1942) Ida Alkire: Japanese-American community activist born after her father and nine older siblings were sent off to the internment camp on May 18, 1942, even though the parents had been US residents in Seattle for more than 20 years.
(1942) Robert Shapiro: Lawyer.
(1941) Grzegorz Rosinski
(1941) Jean-Claude Lattès
(1941) Sergei Dovlatov: Russian-American journalist and author (d. 1990).
(1941) Fiamma Ferragamo: Italian noted family, the first child and first daughter of Salvatore and Wanda Ferragamo.
(1940) Macha Méril
(1940) Pauline Collins: British actress who won international acclaim for "Shirley Valentine.
(1940) Maxime Gremetz
(1940) Eduardo Galeano: Uruguayan journalist, writer and novelist.
(1940) Brian Lochore: New Zealand rugby player and coach.
(1940) Paul Loverde: American ecclesiastical, ordained a Roman Catholic priest and known for his conservative views.
(1940) Macha Meril: French actress born to Vladimir Gagarine, a Russian prince.
(1940) Felipe Pirela: Venezuelan singer, known as "El bolero singer of America.
(1940) Frank Duffy: English architect.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Jo Ann Castle
(1939) Paolo Cirino Pomicino
(1939) Molly Bruce: Canadian mother of two normal kids and son Cameron, who was born six weeks premature and autistic.
(1939) Vivi Bach
(1939) Jo Castle: American musician entertainer known for the honky-tonk, ragtime and jazz piano that she pounded weekly on the long-running Lawrence Welk show.
(1939) Henry Mintzberg: Businessman.
(1939) Michiel Horn: Canadian professor and historian.
(1939) Pomicino Cirino: Italian physician and ex-neurologist who went into politics.
(1938) Sarah Bradford: English historian and author.
(1938) Richard MacCormac: English architect founded MJP Architects (d. 2014).

(1938) Caryl Churchill: English-Canadian playwright.
(1938) Ryōji Noyori: Japanese chemist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1937) Peter Ueberroth: Businessman.
(1936) Zine El Abidine Ben Ali: President of Tunisia.
(1936) Zine Ali: Tunisian soldier and politician 2nd President of Tunisia.
(1936) Pilar Pallete: Peruvian actress and third wife of American movie star John Wayne.
(1936) John Olver: Politician.
(1936) Chanin Hale: American stage and screen actress.
(1936) John W Olver: (Rep-D-Massachusetts).
(1936) Zine al-Abidine Ben Ami: General / President of Tunisia (1987- ).
(1935) Irina Ionesco
(1935) Helmut Clasen: German-Canadian motorcycle racer.
(1935) Eileen Brennan in Los Angeles: California, USA; actress (Laugh-In, Private Benjamin).
(1935) Otto Ketting: Trumpeter / composer (Passacaglia).
(1934) Xavier Darasse: French musician, organist, composer, professor.
(1934) Freddie King: American blues guitarist and singer, nicknamed "The Texas Cannonball".
(1934) Lucien Muller: French soccer player and team manager.
(1933) Pierre Maguelon
(1933) Roland Kayn: Composer.
(1933) Mathieu Kerekou: Politician.
(1933) Tompall Glaser: American singer-songwriter (Tompall & the Glaser Brothers) (d. 2013).
(1933) Basil Butcher: West Indian cricketer.
(1932) Eileen Brennan: American actress who is the daughter of a doctor and an actress.
(1932) Richard Tyler: NYC, New York -- Actor (Henry Aldrich-Aldrich Family).
(1931) Albert Desalvo
(1931) Paulo Maluf: Brazilian wealthy industrialist and politician who served as appointed mayor of Sao Paulo 1967-69.
(1931) Albert DeSalvo: American homicide known as the "Boston Strangler.
(1931) Rudolf Kelterborn: Composer.
(1931) Alan K. Simpson: Politician.
(1931) Dick Motta: American basketball player and coach.
(1931) Guy Spitaels: Belgian academic and politician 7th Minister-President of the Walloon Region (d. 2012).
(1930) Cherry Barbara Grimm [Lockett]: New Zealand -- Sci-fi author (Nearest Fire).
(1930) Wilhelm Holzbauer: Austrian architect, from 1977 to 1998 he was professor at the University of Applied Arts Vienna.
(1930) Cherry Wilder: New Zealand science fiction and fantasy writer (d. 2002).
(1930) Haty Tegelaar-Boonacker: Dutch 2nd chamber member (CDA).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Whitey Bulger: American mob boss.
(1929) James J Bulger
(1929) Alain Carette: Bois-Colombes EXecutives.
(1929) Steve Rickard: New Zealand-Australian wrestler trainer and promoter (d. 2015).
(1929) Armand Vaillancourt: Canadian sculptor and painter.
(1929) Anna Mussolini: Italian radio host, fifth child and second daughter of Benito Mussolini and Rachele Guidi.
(1929) Victor Spinetti: Actor.
(1929) Hal Ashby: Director.
(1929) Carlo Clerici: Swiss road racing cyclist (Born 1929).
(1928) Pierre Troisgros: French chef and businessman, who earned three Michelin stars while working at his family's restaurant, "les Frères Troisgros" (The Troisgros Brothers).

(1928) Serge Bourguignon: French film director and screenwriter.
(1928) Donald Fisher: American retailer and CEO of The Gap, a popular clothing retail chain that he founded with his wife.
(1928) Gaston Thorn: Luxembourg politician, 8th Prime Minister of Luxembourg and 7th President of the European Commission (d. 2007).
(1927) Nora Denney: American actress (Born 1928).
(1927) Alan Greenberg: American executive and CEO of Bear Stearns, a securities company.
(1926) Irene Papas: Greek actress and singer.
(1926) Alison Lurie: American writer.
(1926) Uttam Kumar: Indian actor singer director and producer (d. 1980).
(1926) Herbert Anspach: American lawyer, business executive.
(1926) Joe Kolter: (Rep-D-Pennsylvania, 1983- ).
(1926) Anne Jackson: Pennsylvania, United States -- Actress (Dirty Dingus Magee, Angel Levine).
(1926) John R[obert] Jones: United States -- Sci-fi author (White Regiment, Lizard War).
(1925) Bengt Lindstrom: Swedish outdoor artist (d. 2008).
(1925) Shoista Mullojonova: Tajikistani Shashmakom singer (d. 2010).
(1925) Bengt Lindström: Swedish painter and sculptor (d. 2008).
(1925) Hank Thompson: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 2007).
(1925) Pierre Hunt: French diplomat, who served as ambassador to Congo (1972-1976), Madagascar (1976-1978), Tunisia (1980-1983), Egypt (1985-1989) and Portugal (1989-1990).
(1924) Louise Étienne: French singer, half of the duo 'Les Sœurs Étienne' (The Etienne Sisters) with her sister Odette.
(1924) Carlos Cañas: Salvadoran painter who studied art and theory at the School of Arts of El Salvador.
(1924) Mary Canfield: American actress (d. 2014).
(1924) Antonin Rolland: French popular cyclist racer, ranked 7th and 5th at the Tour de France (1953 and '55).
(1923) Jeraldine Saunders: American writer, author of "Love Boat" which was bought by TV for a successful eight-season series starting in 1977.
(1923) Terry Wilson: California, United States -- Actor (Bill-Wagon Train).
(1923) Mort Walker: American cartoonist (Beetle Bailey, Hi and Lois).
(1923) Fred Hawkins: American golfer (d. 2014).
(1923) Glen Bell: WW2 Veteran and the founder of Taco Bell.
(1923) Kishan Maharaj: Indian tabla player (d. 2008).
(1922) Burt Kennedy
(1922) Rosendo Ejercito Santos: Composer.
(1921) Albert Voisin: Belgian child who saw a vision in of the Blessed Virgin in Beauraing along with other children on 11/29/1932.
(1921) Marguerite Higgins: American reporter and war correspondent, Pulitzer Prize winner (d. 1966).
(1921) Thurston Dart: English pianist conductor and musicologist (d. 1971).
(1921) Francis Spar: Strasbourg Journalist.
(1920) Tereska Torrès: French soldier and author (d. 2012).
(1920) Les Medley: English footballer (d. 2001).
(1920) Chabuca Granda: María Isabel Granda Larco, better known as Chabuca Granda, was a Peruvian singer and composer.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Jan Moore: American astrologer and a free-lance writer and reporter for 25 years whose work includes astrological columns for the 'teens, a business magazine and for the Sunday Star's "It's In The Stars.
(1919) Phil Stern: American soldier and photographer (d. 2014).
(1918) Trygve De Lange: Norwegian lawyer, politician of the Conservative Party, and secretary-general of Libertas, an organisation founded to promote libertarian ideas after World War 2 in order to counteract socialism and public regulation.
(1918) James Harrell: American actor known as "little Jimmy Harrell from Waco, Texas" who appeared in over 75 film productions, feature films and television shows.
(1918) Helen Wagner: American actress best known for her long-running role as the matriarch, Nancy Hughes McClosky, on the soap opera As the World Turns.
(1918) Tommy Smith: Australian horse trainer (d. 1998).
(1917) Cleveland Amory: Historian.
(1917) Peter Winter: Naval commander.
(1916) Trigger Alpert: American bassist (Glenn Miller Orchestra) (d. 2013).
(1916) Raymond Demarty: Montauban Military man.

(1916) Clyde Hurley: American trumpeter during the big band era, a key soloist with the Glenn Miller band, 1939-1940.
(1916) Anna Flood: American astrologer, a member of AFA in April 1974.
(1916) Memphis Slim [Peter Chatman]: Rocker.
(1916) Eddie Stanky: American baseball player coach and manager (d. 1999).
(1915) Memphis Slim: American singer-songwriter and pianist (d. 1988).
(1915) Abel Ehrlich: Composer.
(1915) Knut Nystedt: Norwegian orchestral and choral composer.
(1914) Dixie Lee Ray
(1914) Tom Glazer: Musician.
(1914) Kitty Carlisle Hart: New Orleans, Louisiana -- Actress (Animal Crackers).
(1914) Dixy Ray: Tacoma Politician.
(1914) Dixie Ray: American politician, marine biologist and zoologist, once governor of Washington (State) and who also served as head of the U.S.
(1913) Alan Ladd: Hot Springs, Arkansas -- Actor (Shane, Carpetbaggers).
(1913) Lisette Lanvin: France Actor.
(1913) Bill Shankly: Athlete.
(1912) Peter Capell: German actor (d. 1986).
(1912) Robert Chazal: French film critic.
(1911) Bernard Mammes: American cyclist and sergeant (d. 2000).
(1910) Maurice Papon: French politician who actively consorted with the Nazis during WW II, sending Jews to the concentration work camps and to their death.
(1910) Kitty Carlisle: American actress and television personality (d. 2007).
(1910) Jack Redmond: American professional baseball player who was a catcher for one season (1935) with the Washington Senators.
(1910) Dorothy Maynor: Norfolk, Virginia -- Soprano / founder (Harlem School of Arts).
(1910) Kitty Hart: TV Actress.

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1909 - 1900

(1908) Matthew Black: Scottish theologian, a Professor of Divinity, Biblical Citicism and Principal of St. Mary's College at the University of St. Andrews, 1954; an author.
(1908) Lev Pontryagin: Russian mathematician and academic (d. 1988).
(1908) Alex Curling Delisser: Costa Rican lawyer, human rights activist and political Afro Rican.
(1908) Lev Semenovich Pontryagin: Russian mathematician (d. 1988).
(1907) Antoine Baisset: St Papoul physician.
(1907) André Léotard: French politician and senior official of the Vichy government during the occupation.
(1907) Loren Eiseley: American anthropologist philosopher and author (d. 1977).
(1907) Andrew Brewin: Canada -- Lawyer / cofound New Democratic Party.
(1906) Lawrence Powell: American librarian, literary critic, bibliographer and author of more than 100 books.
(1906) Georges Boudin: Oyonnax physician.

(1905) Carl Anderson: American physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1991).
(1905) John Mills: New Zealand cricketer (d. 1972).
(1905) Carl David Anderson: NYC, New York -- Physicist (1936 Nobel Prize for physics).
(1905) Robert Ruthenfranz: Composer.
(1904) André Jacquemin: Eplnal Painters.
(1904) Marcel Bovis: France Painter.
(1904) Giovan Dal Piaz: Italy Scientist.
(1904) Jean Wiederkehr: S?lestat physician.
(1904) Henri Provenchères: French Catholic clergyman, the Archbishop Emeritus of Aix-en-Provence.
(1903) Georges Flamant: Actor (La Chienne), dies in Paris at 86.
(1903) Pierre Leprohon: French film writer, critic and historian.
(1903) Willem Kooiman: Dutch theologist / church historian.
(1902) Mantan Moreland: Monroe, Louisiana -- Comedian (Charlie Chan, Spirit of Youth).
(1902) Karl Saller: German physician and anthropogist, he conducted research in parapsychology as well as on the growth of the Nazi party movement in Germany.
(1901) Eduard van Beinum: Dutch violinist pianist and conductor (d. 1959).
(1901) Eduard A van Beinum: Dutch musician / conductor.
(1901) Ernst Witebsky: Germany Scientist.
(1900) Urho Kekkonen: Finnish journalist lawyer and politician 8th President of Finland (d. 1986).
(1900) Urho K Kekkonen: Premier / President Finland (1956-81).
(1900) Maurice Dobb: British economist (d. 1976).
(1900) Eduard Beinum: Dutch musician, conductor.
(1900) Percy Chapman: English cricketer (d. 1961).

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