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Famous Birthdays of 4 July

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 4th of July

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2009 - 2000

(2001) Arianas Harrison: American noted family, the son of baseball hero Adonis Harrison.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Moa Kikuchi: Pop Singer.
(1999) Wyatt Schiff: American noted family, the first grandson of Vice President Al Gore; the son of his daughter Karenna Gore Schiff, 25, and her husband, Drew Schiff, 33.
(1998) Malia Ann Obama
(1998) Julia Gilman: YouTube Star.
(1998) xDuttinho : YouTube Star.
(1998) Malia Obama: Family Member.
(1997) Daniela Nieves: TV Actress.
(1997) Jason Spevack: Movie Actor.
(1996) Mahiro Takasugi: Japanese actor.
(1996) Post Malone: Rapper.

(1995) Post Malone
(1995) Era Istrefi: Pop Singer.
(1995) Liam Horne: Pop Singer.
(1994) Era Istrefi
(1994) AnEsonGib : YouTube Star.
(1994) Julianna Rose: Movie Actress.
(1993) Clinton Cave: YouTube Star.
(1993) Tom Barkhuizen: English footballer.
(1992) Colby Boothman-Shepard: American actor and sword master, best known for his role as Leon the Young Raptor Handler in the blockbuster film Jurassic World, and for his work on the 2015 video game Star Wars Battlefront.
(1992) Nick Hissom: Pop Singer.
(1992) Basim : Danish singer-songwriter.
(1992) Tray Savage: Rapper.
(1991) Ak Rositi: Bruneian runner.
(1990) Ihar Yasinski: Belarusian footballer.
(1990) Cristina Halpin: American noted family, the first child of Suffolk County executive and local politician, Patrick, and his wife, Debra.
(1990) Amelie Morelle: French homicide victim, age five when her mom, a local policewoman, shot her to death as he slept on 1/26/1996, along with her two half-brothers.
(1990) Alyssa Miller: Model.
(1990) Chloe-Jasmine Whichello: Pop Singer.
(1990) Fredo Santana: Rapper.
(1990) Chloe Jasmine: Singer Reality TV Star.
(1990) Naoki Yamada: Japanese footballer.
(1990) Richard Mpong: Ghanaian footballer.
(1990) David Kross: German actor.
(1990) Jake Gardiner: American ice hockey player.
(1990) Rishadi Fauzi: Indonesian footballer.
(1990) Kelsi Crain: American model Miss Louisiana 2010.
(1990) Backer Aloenouvo: Togolese football player.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Alyssa Miller: American model.
(1989) Yoon Doo-joon: South Korean singer dancer and actor (Beast).
(1989) Benjamin Büchel: English footballer.
(1989) Rodgers Kola: Zambian footballer.
(1989) Opticmidnite : YouTube Star.
(1988) Angélique Boyer
(1988) Angelique Boyer: Movie Actress.
(1988) Jada Stevens: American porn actress.
(1987) Guram Kashia: Georgian footballer.
(1987) Ryan Malmberg: American accident victim and a twin.

(1987) Joseph DeGeorge: American rock musician who, with his brother, in their group of "Harry and the Potters" portray the characters from the famous series and enact scenes in their musical performances.
(1987) Wude Ayalew: Ethiopian runner.
(1987) Rochelle Clarke: YouTube Star.
(1986) Fanny Valette: French actress.
(1986) Mía Taveras: Dominican model and actress Miss Dominican Republic 2006.
(1986) Takahisa Masuda: Japanese singer and actor (NEWS and Tegomass).
(1986) Ömer Aşık: Turkish basketball player.
(1986) Nguyen Duy: Vietnamese footballer.
(1985) Eufrat Mai
(1985) Kane Tenace: Australian rules footballer.
(1985) Rinalds Sirsniņš: Latvian basketball player.
(1984) Jin Akanishi: Japanese singer-songwriter and actor (KAT-TUN and Lands).
(1984) Miguel Soares: Timorese footballer.
(1984) Lui Calibre: YouTube Star.
(1984) Gina Glocksen: American Idol finalist.
(1983) Isabeli Fontana: Brazilian model.
(1983) Miguel Angel Munoz: Spanish actor and singer.
(1983) Melanie Fiona: R&B Singer.
(1983) Anja Spasojevic
(1983) Miguel Muñoz: Spanish actor and singer.
(1983) Ben Jorgensen American singer: guitarist, member of Armor For Sleep.
(1983) Andy Mrotek: American musician.
(1983) Ben Jorgensen: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Armor for Sleep).
(1983) Amantle Montsho: Botswana sprinter.
(1983) Miguel Pinto: Chilean footballer.
(1983) Mattia Serafini: Italian footballer.
(1983) Andrew Mrotek: American drummer (The Academy Is.
(1982) Michael Sorrentino: American model actor and author.
(1982) Hannah Harper: American porn actress and director.
(1982) Alina Puscau: Model.
(1981) Tahar Rahim: French-Agerian actor, he won the Cesar award of best actress for his role in "A Prophet" by Jacques Audiard.
(1981) Romain Gavras
(1981) Dede: Angolan soccer player.
(1981) Dedé : Angolan footballer.
(1981) Francisco Cruceta: Dominican baseball player.
(1981) James Cassidy: American homicide victim.
(1981) Mike Sorrentino: Reality Star.
(1981) Will Smith: American football player.
(1981) Brock Berlin: American football player.
(1980) Max Elliott Slade: American film actor.
(1980) Carrie Keagan: American television host and actress.
(1980) Thomas J Bergersen
(1980) Kwame Steede: Bermudan footballer.
(1980) Max Slade: American actor.
(1980) Noah Kalina: American photography.
(1980) Kim Chapiron: French film director of Vietnamese descent (mother).

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Kevin Thoms: American actor.
(1979) Renny Vega: Venezuelan footballer.
(1979) Mark Twitchell: Canadian murderer.
(1979) Josh McCown: Football Player.
(1979) Siim Kabrits: Estonian politician.
(1979) Dumas : Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1978) Becki Newton: American actress.
(1978) Cumberland (Maryland)
(1978) Marcos Daniel: Brazilian tennis player.
(1978) Rochester (New York)

(1978) Andrea Gabriel: American actress producer and screenwriter.
(1978) Stephen Rannazzisi
(1978) Katia Zygouli: Greek model and actress.
(1978) Stephen McNally: British singer and songwriter (BBMak).
(1978) Vicky Kaya: Greek model and actress.
(1978) Tatyana Jecmenica: Novi Sad, Yugoslavia -- Tennis star (1995 Futures-Novi Sad).
(1978) Emile Mpenza: Belgian footballer.
(1978) Émile Mpenza: Belgian footballer.
(1977) Katia Zygouli
(1977) Zoe Naylor: Australian actress journalist and producer.
(1977) Jonas Kjellgren: Swedish singer guitarist and producer (Scar Symmetry Centinex Raubtier and Carnal Forge).
(1977) Orri Dýrason: Icelandic drummer (Sigur Rós).
(1976) Daijiro Kato: Japanese motorcycle racer (d. 2003).
(1976) Yevgeniya Medvedeva-Arbuzova: Russian cross-country skier.
(1976) Yevgeniya Medvedeva: Russian skier.
(1975) Tania Davis: Australian violist.
(1975) John Young: Stage Actor.
(1975) Reinhard Davis: Hockey goaltender (Team Austria 1998).
(1974) Karole Rocher
(1974) Jill Craybas: American tennis player.
(1974) Inara George
(1974) Jason Collins (surfer)
(1974) Vince Spadea: American tennis player.
(1974) Kellee Nicole Kattleman: Miss Wyoming USA (1996).
(1974) Stephen Daley: American homicide as a result of a furious temper that went out of control.
(1974) Adrian Griffin: American basketball player and coach.
(1974) La'Roi Glover: American football player and sportscaster.
(1973) Gackt (musician)
(1973) Nathalie Maleux
(1973) Medhy Custos
(1973) Justin Ring: CFL linebacker (Hamilton Tiger Cats).
(1973) Michael Johnson: English-Jamaican footballer and manager.
(1973) Anjelika Krylova: Russian ice dancer and coach.
(1973) Jan Magnussen: Danish race car driver.
(1973) Tony Popovic: Australian footballer and manager.
(1973) Gackt : Japanese musician.
(1973) Elton Williams: Montserratian footballer.
(1973) Keiko Ihara: Japanese race car driver.
(1972) Alexei Shirov
(1972) Oleg Prudius: Ukrainian professional wrestler.
(1972) Ben Tari: Australian actor most known for playing 'Jared Levine' in 235 consecutive episodes of All Saints, an Australian hospital drama, 1998-2003.
(1972) William Goldsmith: American drummer (Sunny Day Real Estate Foo Fighters and The Fire Theft).
(1972) Steve Giles: St. Stephens, New Brunswick -- Canoeist (1992, 96 Olympics - 6th Place).
(1972) Nina Badrić: Croatian singer-songwriter and actress.
(1972) Stephen Giles: Canadian canoe racer and engineer.
(1972) Mike Knuble: Canadian-American ice hockey player and coach.
(1972) Nina Badric: Croatian singer.
(1971) Brendan Donnelly: American baseball player.
(1971) Gilles Boyer
(1971) Ned Zelic: Australian soccer player.
(1971) Koko : sign-language gorilla.
(1971) Steve Rucchin: Thunder Bay, Ontario -- NHL center (Anaheim Mighty Ducks).
(1971) Andy Creeggan: Canadian guitarist and pianist (Barenaked Ladies and The Brothers Creeggan).
(1971) Ned Zelić: Australian footballer and sportscaster.
(1970) Fabrizio Fontana: Italian comedian and singer.
(1970) Louise Van Voorhis: Rochester, New York -- 470 yachter (1992, 96 Olympics - 4th Place).
(1970) Andrei Cherkasov: USSR -- Tennis star.
(1970) Tony Vidmar: Australian footballer and manager.
(1970) Christian Giesler: American bass player (Kreator).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Tim Jackson: Australian 100m / 200m (1996 Olympics).
(1969) Al Golden: American football player and coach.
(1969) Todd Marinovich: American football player and coach.
(1969) David Wittman: Buffalo, New York -- 1.5k runner.
(1969) Wilfred Mugeyi: Zimbabwean footballer and coach.
(1968) Ronni Ancona: Scottish actress and screenwriter.
(1968) Mark Lenzi: Huntsville, Alabama -- Diver (1996 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1968) Jack Frost: American guitarist and songwriter (Seven Witches and The Bronx Casket Co.
(1968) Loville Derek: NFL running back (Denver Broncos, Super Bowl 32).
(1968) Derek Loville: NFL running back (SF 49ers).

(1967) Sébastien Deleigne: French modern pentathlete, who competed in four Olympic Games between 1992 and 2004.
(1967) Fernandinho Beira-Mar
(1967) Vinny Castilla: Oaxaca, Mexico -- Infielder (Colorado Rockies).
(1967) Rick Wilkins: American baseball player.
(1967) Andy Walker (journalist): Canadian television personality.
(1967) Andy Walker: English-Canadian journalist.
(1966) Alessio Boni: Italian actor, who finished his theatre studies at the Accademia Nazionale d'Arte Drammatica in 1992.
(1966) Karine Lollichon
(1966) Adrian Caldwell: NBA forward / center (Indiana Pacers).
(1966) Alison Stewart
(1966) Minas Hantzidis: German-Greek footballer.
(1966) Lee Reherman: American actor.
(1965) Horace Grant: American athlete, a basketball forward, a first-round pick out of Clemson in 1987.
(1965) Harvey Grant: American athlete, a basketball forward with the Portland Trailblazers, a first-round draft pick out of Oklahoma in 1988.
(1965) Jo Whiley: English radio DJ.
(1965) Rosie Malek-Yonan
(1965) Shelley Oates: Sydney, NSW -- Canoeist (1996 Olympics).
(1965) Suzanne Peta Strudwick: Knutsford, England -- Golfer (1995 British Open-7th).
(1965) John Frawley: Australia -- Tennis star.
(1964) Elie Saab: Lebanese fashion designer.
(1964) Mark Slaughter: American singer-songwriter and producer (Slaughter and Vinnie Vincent Invasion).
(1964) Mark Whiting: American actor director and screenwriter.
(1964) Mark Allen Slaughter in Las Vegas: Nevada, USA; guitarist (Slaughter - "Stick it Live").
(1964) Kevin Sutherland: Sacramento, California -- Nike golfer (1992 Hawkeye Open-2nd).
(1964) Cle Kooiman: American soccer player and manager.
(1963) Marco Marin: Italian fencer, champion and winner of an Olympic Silver Medal in the saber fencing at the Barcelona games in 1992.
(1963) Henri Leconte: in France; tennis player (French finalist 1988).
(1963) Ute Lemper: German chanteuse, known in Europe for outstanding stage performances in hit shows.
(1963) Christopher Kennedy: American noted family, the fifth son and eighth child of Ethel and Robert Kennedy.
(1963) Michael Sweet (singer)
(1963) Matt Malley: American musician.
(1963) Jose Oquendo: Puerto Rican baseball player.
(1963) Laureano Márquez: Spanish-Venezuelan political scientist and journalist.
(1963) José Oquendo: Puerto Rican-American baseball player and coach.
(1963) William Ramallo: Bolivian footballer and coach.
(1963) Michael Sweet: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Stryper and Boston).
(1962) Pam Shriver: Baltimore, Maryland -- Tennis star (1991 US Open doubles / Olympics - Gold - 1988).
(1962) Roland Ratzenberger: Driver.
(1962) Neil Morrissey: English actor.
(1961) François Zimeray
(1961) Richard Garriott: English-American video game designer created the Ultima series.
(1961) Richard Allen Garriott: Austin, Texas -- Computer game designer (Origin).
(1961) Andrew Zimmern: Chef.
(1961) Connie Paraskevin-Young: Detroit, Michigan -- Sprint cyclist (1988, 92, 96 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1960) Roland Ratzenberger: Austrian race car driver, dies in crash at 31.
(1960) Barry Windham: American professional wrestler.
(1960) Mark Steel: English comedian actor and author.
(1960) Sid Eudy: American professional wrestler.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Victoria Abril: Spanish actress; her credits include roles in Pedro Almodovar's "Tie Me Up" and "Lovers".
(1959) Souad Amidou
(1959) Victoria Abril [Victoria Rojas]: Madrid, Spain -- Actress (Libertarias).
(1959) Bill McCorvey: Montgomery, Alabama -- Singer (Pirates of Miss-Fred Jake).
(1958) Jenny Seagrove: British actress born in Malaysia, the daughter of an Indonesian businessman.
(1958) Deon Meyer
(1958) Kirk Pengilly: Australian singer and guitarist (INXS).
(1958) Carl Valentine: English-Canadian footballer coach and manager.
(1958) Steve Hartman: American sports radio host.
(1958) Kirk Pengilly in Sydney: Australia; rocker (Inxs - "Kiss the Dirt").

(1957) M Nasir
(1957) John Machajewski: American police officer who was shot to death while responding to an armed robbery call at a tavern in December 1981.
(1957) Princess Chulabhorn: of Thailand.
(1957) Rein Lang: Estonian politician and diplomat 25th Estonian Minister of Foreign Affairs.
(1957) Jenny Seagrove: Malaysian-English actress singer and activist.
(1957) Chulabhorn Walailak: Chulabhorn Walailak Thai princess.
(1956) Eric Neuhoff
(1956) Patrick Bloche: French politician and a member of the National Assembly of France.
(1956) Christophe Donner: French writer, journalist, literary critic and filmmaker, also known as Chris Donner.
(1956) Mark Belling: American radio talkshow host.
(1956) Éric Neuhoff: French writer and journalist.
(1955) Dominique Wavre
(1955) John Waite: Vocalist (Babies / Bad English-Forget Me Not, Missing You).
(1954) Morganna : American model actress and dancer.
(1954) Morganna Roberts: American entertainer.
(1954) Jim Beattie: American baseball player coach and manager.
(1953) Francis Maude: English lawyer and politician Minister for the Cabinet Office.
(1952) Nicole Ameline: French politician, a member of the National Assembly of France.
(1952) Alvaro Uribe: President of Colombia.
(1952) John Waite: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Babys and Bad English).
(1952) Steven Bryant: American homicide victim.
(1952) Álvaro Uribe: Colombian lawyer and politician 39th President of Colombia.
(1952) Paul Loeb: American author and activist.
(1951) Philippe de Dieuleveult
(1951) Sharon Gannon: American yoga teacher, animal rights advocate, musician, author, dancer/choreographer and painter.
(1951) Philippe Dieuleveult: French TV host, well known and popular.
(1951) Kathleen Townsend: American noted family, the first child of Robert and Ethel Kennedy and the first grandchild of Joseph and Rose Kennedy.
(1951) Ralph Johnson: Rock drummer (Earth, Wind & Fire - Shining Star).
(1951) Vladimir Tismăneanu: Romanian-American political scientist sociologist and academic.
(1951) Kathleen Kennedy Townsend: American politician.
(1951) Bruno Mahl: German engine driver of "Deutsche Bahn AG" since 4/13/ 1973), and a professional astrologer and software developer.
(1950) Christian Spitz: French physician, well known radio counselor for young people and consultant in many TV shows of TF1 under the popular name of "Doc.
(1950) Cheryl Troy: American employee at Edgewater Technology in charge of Human Resources Dept.
(1950) Philip Craven: British International Paralympic Committee president.
(1950) David Jensen: Canadian-English radio and television host.
(1950) Tonio K: American singer-songwriter.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Pascal Garnier (writer)
(1949) Alain Glavieux: French professor in electrical engineering at 'École Nationale Supérieure des Télécommunications de Bretagne.
(1949) Horst Seehofer: German politician, President of the Bundesrat, the lower house of German parliament, since 2011.
(1949) Pascal Garnier: French writer, an author of crime fiction and children's and juvenile literature.
(1949) Joyce Brothers: Psychologist / author / columnist.
(1949) Bernard Gauthier: French athlete.
(1948) René Arnoux: French racing car driver, he competed in twelve Formula 1 seasons (1978-89).
(1948) Katherine Govier: Canadian novelist who won the City of Toronto Book Award in 1992.
(1948) Tommy Korberg: Swedish singer and actor.
(1948) Phil Wheatley: Director-General of the National Offender Management Service.

(1948) Ed Armbrister: baseball player.
(1948) Jeremy Spencer: Rock guitarist (Fleetwood Mac-Oh Well).
(1948) Tommy Körberg: Swedish singer and actor.
(1947) Jacques Morali
(1947) Jean-Michel Darrois: French business lawyer, who is married to French photographer Bettina Rheims.
(1947) Lembit Ulfsak: Estonian actor and director.
(1946) Ron Kovic: American Vietnam veteran and hero of the 1990 film "Born on the Fourth of July," which detailed his experiences during and after the war.
(1946) Michael Milken: American stockbroker who made a fortune, $550 million in 1987 alone, through insider trading as a junk-bond king.
(1946) Pearly Gates: American soul singer and member of girl group The Flirtations.
(1946) Ed O'Ross: American actor.
(1946) Michael Milken in Los Angeles: California, USA; partner (International Capital Access Group).
(1946) Sam Hunt: Poet.
(1946) Tish Howard: Playmate (July, 1966).
(1945) Bruce French: American actor.
(1945) Andre Spitzer: Romanian-Israeli fencer and coach (d. 1972).
(1944) Joe Berardo: Portuguese millionaire.
(1944) Jaimy Gordon: American author and academic.
(1944) Ray Meagher: Australian actor.
(1943) Geraldo Rivera: American talk show host, journalist and attorney.
(1943) Fred Wesley
(1943) Milan Macala: Czech football coach.
(1943) Geraldo Rivera in New York City: New York, USA; news personality (20/20, Geraldo).
(1943) Konrad ''Conny'' Bauer: German musician.
(1943) Guy Avril: French phytotherapist, aroma therapist, author and astrologer.
(1943) Al "Blind Owl" Wilson: Rock guitarist / vocalist (Canned Heat).
(1943) Emerson Boozer: NFL running back (New York Jets)/sportscaster.
(1943) Conny Bauer: German trombonist.
(1943) Adam Hart-Davis: English historian author and photographer.
(1943) Alan Wilson: American musician nicknamed "Blind Owl," he was noted for his boogie-blues rock sound on guitar and in his vocals.
(1943) Alan ''Blind Owl'' Wilson: American musician (d. 1970).
(1942) Hal Lanier: American baseball player coach and manager.
(1942) Peter Rowan: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Earth Opera and Old and in the Way).
(1942) Stefan Meller: French-Polish academic and politician Polish Minister of Foreign Affairs (d. 2008).
(1942) Michael G C F: English Prince of Kent.
(1942) Floyd Little: American football player.
(1942) Michael : A grandson of King George V and Queen Mary, he is a cousin of Queen Elizabeth II.
(1941) Campeche (Mexico)
(1941) Pierre Brochand: French diplomat who became director of the French Directorate-General for External Security (DGSE).
(1941) Richard Phelps: Coach.
(1941) Brian Willson: American soldier lawyer and activist.
(1941) Pavel Sedláček: Czech singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1941) James McCourt: American-born gay writer and novelist who was raised in Ireland.
(1941) Tomaž Šalamun: Croatian-Slovenian poet and academic (d. 2014).
(1941) Sergio Oliva: Cuban-American bodybuilder and actor (d. 2012).
(1941) Sam Farr: American politician.
(1940) Dave Rowberry: English pianist and songwriter (The Animals) (d. 2003).
(1940) Pat Stapleton (ice hockey)
(1940) Walter Greenman: Horse trainer.
(1940) Karolyn Grimes: American actress.
(1940) Joost P van Iersel: Dutch MP (CDA).
(1940) Pat Stapleton: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1940) Jean-Pierre Dubois: French race horse owner, trainer and breeder, and former jockey who twice won the Prix d'Amérique - on High Echelon (1979) and Hymour (1982).
(1940) Günther Kranner: Austrian dancer.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Ed Bernard in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; actor (Joe - Police Woman, Jim - White Shadow).
(1938) Mike Mainieri
(1938) Bill Withers: Slab Fork, West Virginia -- Rhythm and blues singer (Lean on Me).
(1938) Sergio Oliva: Cuban born American bodybuilder.
(1938) Steven Rose: English biologist and academic.
(1937) Queen Sonja of Norway
(1937) Richard Rhodes: American journalist and historian.
(1937) Eric Walters: Australian journalist (d. 2010).
(1937) Thomas Nagel: American philosopher and academic.
(1937) Sonja : Norwegian royalty.

(1937) Sonja Haraldsen: Queen of Norway (spouse of King Harald V of Norway).
(1937) Hector Palma: Horse trainer.
(1936) Zdzisława Donat: Polish soprano and actress.
(1936) Zdzis?awa Donat: Polish coloratura soprano.
(1936) Roger Osborne: American author of five books about Appalachia: Land of Yesterday (autobiography), The Mountains Wept (autobiographical novel), Pilgrimage To An Appalachian Mining Camp, Voices from Appalachia, and My Mountain Angel.
(1935) Paul Scoon: Grenadian politician 2nd Governor-General of Grenada (d. 2013).
(1934) Max Vialle: French actor, father of Tatiana Vielle, casting director and theatre director, and grandfather of the comedian Swann Arlaud.
(1934) Yvonne Miller: American academic and politician (d. 2012).
(1934) Colin Welland: Liverpool, England -- Actor (Straw Dogs, Sweeney).
(1933) Allen Born: American metallurgist and CEO of Amax.
(1932) Aurele Vandendriessche: Belgian athlete.
(1932) Aurèle Vandendriessche: Belgian runner.
(1931) Sébastien Japrisot: French author director and screenwriter (d. 2003).
(1931) Stephen Boyd: Irish-born actor, a handsome though rather wooden leading man best known for his roles in several historical epics, including "The Fall of the Roman Empire," 1964, "The Bible," 1966 and, of course, his career peak in "Ben-Hur," 1959.
(1931) Duncan Lamont (composer)
(1931) Rick Casares: American football player and soldier (d. 2013).
(1931) Duncan Lamont: Scottish musician, flutist and saxophonist who has played for a diverse amount of groups and session players.
(1931) Jean-Louis Flandrin: French historian, specializing in the history of family, sexuality and food, from the middle ages to the 19th century.
(1931) Bobby Cross: American football offensive lineman in the National Football League for the Chicago Bears, the Los Angeles Rams, the San Francisco 49ers, and the Chicago Cardinals.
(1931) Sebastien Japrisot: French author, film director and screenwriter (d. 2003).
(1930) George Steinbrenner: American baseball franchise ownerr, the owner of the New York Yankees.
(1930) Michel Celaya: French rugby player, selected 49 times in international events between 1953 and 1961 to play as number 8 (the player's position name).
(1930) Bernard Stasi: Reims Politician.
(1930) Yuri Tyukalov: Soviet Olympic rower.
(1930) Frunzik Mkrtchyan: Armenian actor (d. 1993).
(1930) Ron Casey: Australian journalist and sportscaster.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) William M Hewitt
(1929) Al Davis: Brocton, Massachusetts -- NFL team owner (LA Raiders).
(1929) Chuck Tanner: Baseball player.
(1929) Françoise Giret: French actress who died in Paris on 12 August 2003.
(1929) Al Davis in Brocton: Massachusetts, USA; NFL team owner (Los Angeles Raiders).
(1929) Bill Tuttle: American baseball player (d. 1998).
(1928) Giampiero Boniperti: Italian footballer and politician.
(1928) Paul de Wispelaere: Flemish writer / essayist / critic.
(1928) Eric Dampierre: French ethnologist.
(1928) Chuck Tanner: American baseball player and manager (d. 2011).

(1928) Cathy Berberian: Armenia -- US singer.
(1928) Lloyd Lambert: Bassist.
(1928) Patrick Tilley: United Kingdom -- Sci-fi author (1st Family, Blood River).
(1928) Shan Ratnam: Sri Lankan physician and academic (d. 2001).
(1928) Stephen Boyd [William Millar]: Ireland -- Actor (Fantastic Voyage, Ben-Hur).
(1928) Yvonne Botto: French woman, also known as Ivonna-Botto-Shirmammadova, living in Azerbaijan since 1947 who met French President François Hollande during his Caucasus visit in May 2014.
(1928) Gian Boniperti: Italy sport Champion.
(1927) Gina Lollobrigida: Italian actress who made her debut in 1947 after winning a beauty contest.
(1927) Neil Simon: American playwright and screenwriter.
(1927) Treaty of Manila (1946)
(1927) Giuseppe Farina: Italian Formula One driver, the winner of the first Formula One championship (Born 1906).
(1926) Alfredo Di Stéfano: Argentinian-Spanish footballer and coach (d. 2014).
(1926) Lake Underwood: American race car driver and businessman (d. 2008).
(1926) Mary Stuart in Miami: Florida, USA; actress (Jo - Search for Tomorrow).
(1926) Alfredo Di Stefano: Aregentine-Spanish footballer and coach, widely regarded as one of the greatest players of all time.
(1925) Cathy Berberian: American mezzo-soprano and composer based in Italy.
(1925) Jacques Fabbri
(1925) Clarence Carvalho: American serial homicide.
(1925) Eric Fleming: Actor (Gil-Rawhide), dies at 41.
(1925) John Crean: American product designer and CEO in charge of Fleetwood Enterprises, a mobile home and RV manufacturer, the largest in the U.S.
(1925) Rose Reymann: Germany Actor.
(1924) Flagstaff (Arizona)
(1924) Eva Marie Saint
(1924) Aspen (Colorado)
(1924) Eva Marie Saint in Newark: New Jersey, USA; actress (On the Waterfront).
(1924) Eva : Newark Actor.
(1924) Eva Saint: American actress, first known as Claudia Barbour-Roberts on the radio soap, "One Man's Family," a highly popular show that made its debut on 11/04/1949.
(1923) Rudolf Friedrich: Swiss lawyer and politician (d. 2013).
(1922) Al Lucas: American athlete, he played pro basketball in 1948.
(1922) Thomas Tarpley: Quincy Military man.
(1921) Gérard Debreu: French-born American economist, who won the 1983 Nobel Prize in Economics for his fundamental contribution to the theory of general equilibrium.
(1921) Paolo Boringhieri: Italian editor and industrialist, founder of a Publishing House in 1957.
(1921) Boise (Idaho)
(1921) Tibor Varga (violinist)
(1921) Gerard Debreu: French economist, Nobel laureate (d. 2004).
(1921) Mikhail: Metropolitan Mikhail of Asyut (d. 2014).
(1921) Philip Rose: American actor playwright and producer (d. 2011).
(1921) Tibor Varga: Hungarian violinist and conductor (Born 1921).
(1920) Leona Helmsley: American entrepreneur who specialized in property development and, some might add, outrageous behavior.
(1920) Fritz Wilde: German footballer and manager (d. 1977).
(1920) Norm Drucker: American basketball player and referee (d. 2015).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Robert Degeneve
(1919) Agenore Incrocci: Italian screenwriter, a member of the duo Age & Scarpelli, with Furio Scarpelli.
(1918) Abigail van Buren
(1918) Ann Landers
(1918) Taufa'ahau Tupou IV
(1918) Alec Bedser
(1918) Eppie Lederer: American journalist and radio host (d. 2002).
(1918) Buster Davis: Johnstown, Pennsylvania -- Choral director (Garry Moore Show).
(1918) Tāufaʻāhau Tupou: Tāufaʻāhau Tupou IV of Tonga (d. 2006).
(1918) Pauline Phillips: American journalist and radio host created Dear Abby (d. 2013).

(1918) King Taufa'ahau: Tupou IV of Tonga (d. 2006).
(1918) Johnnie Parsons: American race car driver (d. 1984).
(1917) Manolete : Spanish bull fighter who was gored to death during a bull fight on 28 August 1947.
(1917) Georgette Plana: French singer known especially for having interpreted "Riquita" in 1968.
(1917) Mike Palagyi: American baseball player, a right-handed pitcher who played one game with the Washington Senators on 18 August 1939.
(1916) Tokyo Rose: Japanese-American visitor to Japan turned propagandist broadcaster of English to allied forces in WW II.
(1916) Iva D'Aquino: American typist and broadcaster (d. 2006).
(1915) Jacques Silberfeld
(1915) Jimmie Rogers: Detroit, Michigan -- Singer (Sugar Hill Time).
(1915) Christine Lavant: Writer.
(1914) Nuccio Bertone: Italian automobile designer (d. 1997).
(1913) Max Barel: French member of the resistance in World War II.
(1913) William Knutzen: Norwegian ceramist.
(1912) Viviane Romance: French actress on-screen from 1931, a popular star of French films often cast in vamp and coquette roles.
(1912) Virginia Graham: Chicago, Illinois -- TV personality (Girl Talk, Where Was I).
(1911) Mitch Miller: American singer and producer (d. 2010).
(1911) Bruce Hamilton: Australian public servant (d. 1989).
(1911) Frederick Seitz: American physicist and author.
(1911) Pierre Boel: France sport Champion.
(1910) Gloria Stuart: Actress (Rose-Titanic) / founder (Screen actors Guild).
(1910) Peter McIntyre (artist)
(1910) de MIMERAND Henry Rancourt: Cernoy-en-Berry Military man.
(1910) Francis D Foley: US Lieutenant Admiral (WWII, Guadalcanal).
(1910) Peter McIntyre: New Zealand artist, appointed his nation’s official war artist in January 1941.
(1910) Guy Lazorthes: Toulouse physician.
(1910) Robert Merton: American sociologist and scholar (d. 2003).
(1910) William T "Champion Jack" Dupree: US boxer / slaughterhouse pianist.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Alec Templeton: Cardiff, Wales -- Pianist / composer (Concertino Lirico).
(1909) Madeleine Barot: French activist and theologian, who was influential in Protestant, humanist, and human rights movements.
(1909) Lynette Roberts: Poet.
(1909) Anton Vandieken: Germany Military man.
(1908) Fr?d?ric Thiers: Crest physician.
(1908) James Hamilton: Scottish citizen, the grandfather of Thomas Watt Hamilton who was born to his daughter on 5/10/1952.
(1908) Aurelio Peccei: Italian businessman / Chairman (Club of Rome).
(1908) Rapha?l Lapaume: Agen Military man.
(1907) Barbara Barondess: American actress, interior designer and costume designer known for her acting work in Hold Your Man (1933), Unknown Blonde (1934) and Beggar's Holiday (1934).
(1907) Michel Conte: Boulogne-Billt physician.

(1907) Baldo Guberti: Italy Painter.
(1907) Elliott Sullivan: San Antonio, Texas -- Actor (Sergeant).
(1907) Howard Taubman: American music and theater critic (Born 1907).
(1907) Gordon Griffith: American actor, director, and producer (Born 1907).
(1907) John Anderson: American discus thrower (d. 1948).
(1906) Prince Wilhelm of Prussia (1906-1940)
(1906) Wilhelm: German royalty, the grandson of Kaiser Wilhelm II.
(1906) Louis Pouyanne: Orthez physician.
(1906) Viktor Warsitz: Germany Actor.
(1905) Lionel Trilling author (1969 Poses Award: Liberal Imagination).
(1905) Lionel Trilling: American author critic and educator (d. 1975).
(1905) Irving Johnson: American sailor and author (d. 1991).
(1905) Dante Fiorillo: Composer.
(1904) Angela Baddeley: London, England -- Actress (Ghost Train, Tom Jones).
(1904) Artur Malawski: Composer.
(1904) Seger Pillot Ellis: Pianist / vocalist.
(1903) Flor Peeters: Antwerp, Belgium -- Organist / composer (Lied Symphony).
(1903) Hans Ustvedt: Norwegian physician and Head of the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation.
(1902) Meyer Lansky: reputed mobster, dies in Miami Beach, Florida, at age 81.
(1902) George Murphy New Haven Connecticut: (Senator-Republican-California)/actor/dancer (MGM Parade).
(1902) George Murphy: American politician (Senator-Republican-California, 1965-71)/actor, dies of Leukemia at age 89.
(1902) Vince Barnett: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania -- Actor (Star is Born, Human Jungle).
(1901) Jean Heitz: France Scientist.
(1900) Providence (Rhode Island)
(1900) Robert Desnos: French surrealist poet and resistance fighter, writing poems for the movement, gay.
(1900) Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong: New Orleans, Louisiana -- Jazz musician (Hello Dolly).

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