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Famous Birthdays of 4 June

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

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2009 - 2000

(2004) Mackenzie Ziegler: Dancer.
(2000) Sam Dennis: Dancer.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Kim So-hyun: South Korean actress and singer.
(1998) Lucky Blue Smith
(1998) Lucky Smith: Model.
(1997) Kevin Droniak: YouTube Star.
(1996) Lyndsay Alyssa: YouTube Star.
(1996) MrWilliamo : YouTube Star.
(1995) Greta Menchi: YouTube Star.
(1995) Shiori Tamai: Japanese singer.
(1995) Clint Gregory: Vine Star.
(1994) James Turner: YouTube Star.

(1993) Sean Berdy: Actor.
(1993) Mowatt: Grandson of English Princess Alexandra.
(1993) Frida Gustavsson: Model.
(1993) Adam Saleh: YouTube Star.
(1992) Annie Clark (actress)
(1992) Morgan Griffin
(1992) Heléna Collins O'Connor
(1992) Dino Jelusić: Croatian singer-songwriter and pianist.
(1992) Earvin Johnson: American noted family and son of basketball star Magic Johnson and Earletha "Cookie" Kelly.
(1992) Brooke Vincent: Soap Opera Actress.
(1992) EJ Johnson: Reality Star.
(1992) Elijah Blake: R&B Singer.
(1991) Megan Prescott: British actress.
(1991) Tanya Dziahileva
(1991) AJ (singer)
(1991) Daniel Jérent
(1991) Lorenzo Insigne: Italian footballer.
(1991) Kathryn Prescott: British actress.
(1991) Quincy Brown: Family Member.
(1991) Jordan Hinson: American actress.
(1990) Tippi Degré: Namibian-French director.
(1990) Evan Spiegel: Entrepreneur.
(1990) Greg Monroe
(1990) Jetsun Pema: Bhutanese wife of Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck.
(1990) Zac Farro: American singer and drummer (Paramore Novel American and Half Noise).
(1990) Tippi Degre: Anglo girl born in South-West Africa.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Leslie Lavandier
(1989) Imogen Poots: Actress.
(1989) Eldar Gasimov: Azerbaijani singer (Ell & Nikki).
(1989) Paweł Fajdek: Polish hammer thrower.
(1989) Federico Erba: Italian footballer.
(1989) Katie Hoff: Athlete.
(1988) Li Man: Chinese actress.
(1988) Mohsen Shadi: Iranian rower.
(1987) Mollie King: British singer (The Saturdays).
(1987) Shakey Graves

(1987) Kerem Bursin: TV Actor.
(1987) Lalain Lalaine: Actress.
(1987) Luisa Zissman: Entrepreneur.
(1986) Oona Chaplin: Movie Actress.
(1986) Park Yoochun
(1986) Tori Praver: American model and fashion designer.
(1986) Fahriye Evcen: German-Turkish actress.
(1986) Shane Kippel: Canadian actor.
(1986) Chris Robshaw: Rugby Player.
(1986) Shelly Woods: English wheelchair racer.
(1986) Micky: South Korean singer (TVXQ).
(1986) Anthony Lee: Dancer.
(1986) Lee Malia: Guitarist.
(1986) Yoochun : South Korean singer-songwriter and actor (TVXQ and JYJ).
(1986) Kimberley Busteed: Australian model.
(1986) Josh Segarra: Actor.
(1986) Rafael Nadal: Athlete.
(1985) Bar Refaeli: Model.
(1985) Lukas Podolski: Soccer Player.
(1985) Anna-Lena Groenefeld
(1985) Alicja Janosz: Polish singer.
(1985) Evan Lysacek: American 2010 Olympic champion figure skater.
(1985) Dominique Gisin
(1985) Louis Burton
(1985) Oddvar Reiakvam: Norwegian politician.
(1985) Ana Reston: Brazilian model (d. 2006).
(1985) Anna-Lena Grönefeld: German tennis player.
(1985) Leon Botha: South African painter and DJ (d. 2011).
(1985) Dani Evans: American model.
(1984) Henri Bedimo
(1984) Rainie Yang: Taiwanese singer and actress.
(1984) Jillian Murray: Actress.
(1984) Ian White: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1984) Enrico Chauvenet: Italian footballer.
(1984) Jenaveve Jolie: American porn actress and model.
(1984) Kento Handa: Japanese actor.
(1984) Enrico Rossi Chauvenet: Italian footballer.
(1984) Ana Carolina Reston: Brazilian fashion model (d. 2006).
(1984) Kate Albrecht: YouTube Star.
(1983) Carlotta Champagne
(1983) N'Dri Romaric
(1983) Olha Saladukha
(1983) Cla Meredith
(1983) Emmanuel Eboué: Ivorian footballer.
(1983) Koffi Ndri Romaric: Ivorian footballer.
(1983) Romaric : Ivorian footballer.
(1983) Olha Saladuha: Ukrainian triple jumper.
(1982) Amelia Warner
(1982) Ljupka Gojic
(1982) MC Jin: American-Chinese rapper and actor.
(1982) Abel Kirui: Kenyan runner.
(1982) Jamie Dornan: Irish model and actor.
(1982) Jin: American rapper.
(1982) Ronnie Prude: American-Canadian football player.
(1981) Christophe Soumillon: Belgian Thoroughbred horse racing jockey, son of a horse racing family.
(1981) Brandon Jenner: Reality Star.
(1981) T J Miller: American actor and comedian.
(1981) TJ Miller: Comedian.
(1981) T Miller: American comedian actor and screenwriter.
(1981) Maxi Nil: Greek singer-songwriter (Elysion On Thorns I Lay and Visions of Atlantis).
(1981) Giourkas Seitaridis: Greek footballer.
(1981) Natalia Vodopyanova: Russian basketball player.
(1981) Jennifer Carroll: Canadian swimmer.
(1980) Mathieu Johann
(1980) Pontus Farnerud
(1980) François Beauchemin: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1980) Francois Beauchemin: Canadian ice hockey player.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Naohiro Takahara: Japanese footballer.
(1979) Anthony Charteau: French road bicycle racer, who competed as a professional between 2001 and 2013.
(1979) Daniel Vickerman: South African-Australian rugby player.
(1978) Jean-Jesus Chavarrias
(1978) Deniz Gamze Ergüven
(1978) Josh McDermitt: Comedian.
(1978) Robin Taylor: TV Actor.
(1977) Antoine Arnault
(1977) Jordan Bratman
(1977) Berglind Icey: Icelandic actor.

(1977) Dionisis Chiotis: Greek footballer.
(1977) Roman Miroshnichenko: Ukrainian guitarist and composer.
(1977) Alex Manninger: Austrian footballer.
(1977) Eric Church: Musician.
(1977) Ingrid Visser: Dutch volleyball player (d. 2013).
(1977) Quinten Hann: Australian snooker player.
(1976) Kasey Chambers: Australian alternative country singer-songwriter.
(1976) Alexey Navalny
(1976) Grégory Ascher
(1976) Nenad Zimonjić: Serbian tennis player.
(1976) Nenad Zimonjic: Serbian tennis player.
(1976) Alexei Nawalny: Russian lawyer and political activist.
(1976) Alexei Navalny: Russian lawyer and politician.
(1975) Angelina Jolie: American actress, notoriously off-beat, the buff heroine of a videogame character, Lara Croft, in the film "Tomb Raider.
(1975) Russell Brand: English comedian, actor, radio host, and author.
(1975) Theo Rossi: TV Actor.
(1975) Jeremy Bieber: Family Member.
(1975) Nikki Araguz: American political activist, a marriage equality campaigner, author, and public speaker.
(1975) Henry Burris: American football player.
(1975) Betty Okino: Uganda -- US gymnist (1992 Olympics).
(1974) Johnny Taylor: NBA forward (Orlando Magic).
(1974) Gothenburg (Sweden)
(1974) Julien Coupat: French political activist.
(1974) Kelly Jones: Musician.
(1974) Stefan Lessard: American bass player (Dave Matthews Band and Yukon Kornelius).
(1974) James Miller: Australian pole vaulter (1996 Olympics).
(1974) Lyndsay Kahler: Orange, California -- Miss America - California (1997).
(1974) Janette Husárová: Slovak tennis player.
(1974) Andrew Gwynne: English lawyer and politician.
(1974) Darin Erstad: American baseball player and coach.
(1974) Jacob Aruni: Indian chef (d. 2012).
(1974) Buddy Wakefield: American poet and author.
(1973) Mikey Whipwreck: American professional wrestler.
(1973) Corey Walker: Running back (Philadelphia Eagles).
(1973) Sir Mawn Wilson: NFL wide reciever (Denver Broncos - Super Bowl 32).
(1973) Antonio Anderson: Defensive tackle (Dallas Cowboys).
(1973) Doug Colman: Linebacker (New York Giants).
(1972) Joe Hill (writer)
(1972) Rob Huebel: American comedian actor producer and screenwriter.
(1972) Nikka Costa: Japanese-American singer-songwriter.
(1972) Joe Hill: Labor leader / songwriter, executed for murder.
(1972) Stoja : Bosnian singer.
(1972) Derian Hatcher: Sterling Heights, Michigan -- NHL defenseman (Dallas Stars).
(1971) Noah Wyle: American actor, best known for his role as Dr. John Carter on the TV series "ER," for which Noah Wyle has received five Emmy Award nominations, as well as three Golden Globe nominations as Best Supporting Actor in a Series, Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television.
(1971) James Callis: English actor and screenwriter.
(1971) Mike Lee: American politician, junior senator from Utah.
(1971) Karl Sinijärv: Estonian journalist and poet.
(1971) Shoji Meguro: Japanese director and composer.
(1971) Joseph Kabila: Congolese soldier and politician President of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
(1971) John Hodgman: Comedian.
(1971) Patrick Scott: NFL / WLAF linebacker (Pittsburgh Steelers, Frankfurt Galaxy).
(1971) Roy Janse: Edmonton, Alberta -- Tornado yachter (1996 Olympics).
(1971) Tanya Beyer: St. Paul, Minnesota -- Playmate (Feb, 1992).
(1970) Izabella Scorupco: Polish-Swedish actress and singer.
(1970) Deborah Compagnoni: Italian skier, receiving the Gold Medal in the Slalom G event 2/22/1996.
(1970) Richie Hawtin: English-Canadian DJ and producer.
(1970) David Pybus: British musician.
(1970) Ronnie Harris: NFL wide receiver (Seattle Seahawks).
(1970) Katja Hofem-Best: German television executive.
(1970) Gary Lynagh: Australian rower (1996 Olympics).
(1970) Dave Pybus: English bass player and songwriter (Anathema Cradle of Filth and Angtoria).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Rob Huebel: American actor, comedian and writer best known for his sketch comedy work on the MTV series Human Giant.
(1969) Horatio Sanz: Chilean-American actor producer and screenwriter.
(1969) Robert Perez: Bolivar, Venezuela -- Outfielder (Toronto Blue Jays).
(1969) Tine Moberg-Parker: Oslo, Norway -- Canada Europe class yachter (1996 Olympics).
(1969) Regi Blinker: Soccer player (Feyenoord).
(1968) Jean-Pierre Danel
(1968) Scott Wolf: American actor, known for his roles in the television series Party of Five as Bailey Salinger, Jake Hartman in Everwood and Chad Decker in V. Wolf was raised in a Reform Jewish family.
(1968) Niurka Montalvo: Cuban-Spanish long jumper.
(1968) Roger Lim: American actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1968) Stacy Leigh Arthur: Naperville, Illinois -- Playmate (Jan, 1991).

(1968) Rachel Griffiths: Actress.
(1968) Al B Sure: American R&B singer.
(1968) Sean Gullette: American actor and screenwriter and expatriate, he lives in Morocco where he founded a non-profit dedicated to supporting cultural and educational events.
(1968) Al Sure: Rock Singer.
(1967) Marie Ndiaye
(1967) Scott Servais: La Crosse, Wisconsin -- Catcher (Chicago Cubs).
(1967) Marie NDiaye: French novelist and playwright.
(1967) Simon Sheldon-Collins: Australian baseball pitcher (1996 Olympics).
(1967) Robert Shane Kimbrough: American astronaut.
(1967) Anderson Cooper: Journalist.
(1967) Robert Kimbrough: American colonel and astronaut.
(1966) Cecilia Bartoli: Italian coloratura mezzo-soprano opera singer and recitalist.
(1966) Robert Pralgo
(1966) Vladimir Voevodsky: Russian mathematician and academic.
(1966) Marie-Pierre Dufrene: French ice climber.
(1966) Bill Callahan: Musician.
(1966) Bill Wiggin: English politician Shadow Secretary of State for Wales.
(1966) Nick Kypreos: Toronto, Ontario -- NHL left wing (Toronto Maple Leafs).
(1965) Matt Gonzales
(1965) Andrea Jaeger: American tennis player and preacher (Anglican Order of Preachers).
(1965) Tim Perry: NBA forward (New Jersey Nets).
(1965) Beau Allred: Baseball player.
(1965) Jonathan Canter: Los Angeles, California -- Tennis star.
(1965) Kurt Stillwell: Glendale, California -- Infielder (Texas Rangers).
(1965) Andrea Jaeger in Chicago: Illinois, USA; tennis player (retired as a teenager).
(1965) Mike Gordon: Musician.
(1965) Matt Gonzalez: American politician; Green party candidate, Matt Gonzalez had a chance of becoming the first Green Party mayor of a major US city, but lost the election to his opponent in a closely watched election run-off held on December 9, 2003.
(1965) Mick Doohan: Australian motorcycle racer.
(1964) Sean Pertwee: English actor.
(1964) Chris Kavanagh: rocker (Sigue Sigue Sputnik-Love Missile F-111).
(1964) Sabine Krapf: German Pentathlon athlete.
(1964) Koji Yamamura: Japanese Animator.
(1964) Kōji Yamamura: Japanese animator producer and screenwriter.
(1964) Steve Searcy: Baseball player.
(1963) Xavier McDaniel: American basketball player and coach.
(1963) Nicolas Boukhrief
(1963) Carey Nelson: Canada -- Marathoner (1996 Olympics).
(1963) Jim Lachey: NFL tackle (Washington Redskins).
(1963) Mossimo Giannulli: Fashion designer (hot).
(1963) Sean Fitzpatrick: New Zealand rugby union player.
(1962) Trinidad Jiménez
(1962) Frank Berton: French lawyer specializing in criminal law and the law of the press.
(1962) Krzysztof Holowczyc: Polish rally driver.
(1962) Zenon Jasku?a: Polish cyclist.
(1962) Krzysztof Hołowczyc: Polish race car driver.
(1962) John P Kee: American gospel singer.
(1962) Den Harrow: Italian fashion model and 1980s Italo-disco 'singer' who reached the top ten in Italy, Germany, Switzerland, and Sweden with hits like "Future Brain", "Mad Desire", "Bad Boy", "Don't Break My Heart", "Day by Day", and "Catch the Fox", all from his first two albums Overpower and Day by Day.
(1962) Pete Nelson: Reality Star.
(1962) John Kee: American singer-songwriter and pastor.
(1962) Zenon Jaskuła: Polish cyclist.
(1961) Ferenc Gyurcsány: Hungarian businessman and politician 6th Prime Minister of Hungary.
(1961) El Debarge: R&B Singer.
(1961) Olivier Widmaier Picasso
(1961) Véronique Biefnot
(1961) Ferenc Gyurcsany: 6th Prime Minister of Hungary.
(1961) Francisco Garzon: Spanish train driver, responsible for a derailment near Santiago de Compostela.
(1961) Cathy Marino: LPGA golfer.
(1961) Sam Harris: Stage Actor.
(1961) Lawrence Lessig: Educator.
(1960) Rozz Rezabek
(1960) Bradley Walsh: British actor.
(1960) Paul Taylor: American guitarist and keyboard player (Winger).
(1960) Milos ?elmas: Serbian footballer.
(1960) Miloš Đelmaš: Serbian footballer and manager.
(1960) Kristine Kathryn Rusch: Writer.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Juan Camacho: Bolivian long-distance runner.
(1959) Vincent Taupin: French entrepreneur and business executive, the chairman of Banque Edmond de Rothschild since 2013.
(1959) Paul Taylor: Rocker (Winger-17).
(1959) Anil Ambani: Indian business magnate, investor, and philanthropist.
(1959) Rod Connop: CFL corner (Edmonton Eskimos).
(1959) Lord Rayleigh: Agri-businessman ( Farms).
(1959) Georgios Voulgarakis: Greek politician 21st Greek Minister for Culture.
(1958) Eddie Velez: American actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1958) Julie Gholson: Birmingham, Alabama -- Actress (Where the Lilies Bloom).
(1957) Paul Giacobbi

(1957) Yoon Seok-ho: South Korean director and producer.
(1957) Yoon Suk-ho: South Korean director.
(1957) John Treacy: Irish athlete.
(1957) Tony Pena: Monte Cristi, Dominican Republic -- Catcher (Cleveland Indians).
(1956) Reeves Gabrels
(1956) Keith David: American actor.
(1956) Joyce Sidman: American author and poet.
(1956) John Treacy: Marathoner (1984 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1956) Martin Adams: English darts player.
(1956) John Hockenberry: American journalist and author.
(1956) Terry Kennedy: American baseball player and manager.
(1956) Gerry Ryan: Irish radio and television host (d. 2010).
(1955) Val McDermid: Scottish crime writer, best known for a series of suspense novels featuring Dr. Tony Hill.
(1955) Paul Stewart: English writer.
(1955) Mary Testa: American singer and actress.
(1954) Dan Hill: Musician.
(1954) Raphael Ravenscroft: English saxophonist and composer (d. 2014).
(1953) Jimmy McCulloch: Scottish singer-songwriter and guitarist (One in a Million Wings Small Faces The Dukes and Thunderclap Newman) (d. 1979).
(1953) Paul Samson: English guitarist and producer (Samson) (d. 2002).
(1953) Susumu Ojima: Japanese businessman founded Huser.
(1953) Linda Lingle: American journalist and politician 6th Governor of Hawaii.
(1952) David Vaughn Jr
(1952) Bronisław Komorowski: Polish historian and politician 5th President of Poland.
(1952) Carlene Watkins: Hartford, Connecticut -- Actress (Tough Enough).
(1952) Dambudzo Marechera: Zimbabwean author and poet.
(1952) Bronis?aw Komorowski: Marshal of the Polish Sejm and acting President of Poland.
(1952) Catherine Watkins in Hartford: Connecticut, USA; actress (It's Not Easy, Mary).
(1952) Parker Stevenson in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; actor (Falcon Crest, Stroker Ace).
(1952) Parker Stevenson: TV Actor.
(1952) Bronislaw Komorowski: Polish politician and historian who has been President of Poland since 2010.
(1951) David Yip: Chinese-British actor who broke cultural barriers to become the first ethnic lead in a major TV series, "The Chinese Detective," 1981-82.
(1951) Marco Risi: Italian film director and noted family, the son of famed director Dino Risi.
(1951) Yvonne MCT van Rooy: Dutch Secretary of State Secretary (CDA).
(1951) Bronisław Malinowski: Polish runner (d. 1981).
(1951) Melanie Phillips: English journalist and author.
(1951) Wendy Pini: American comic book writer and artist.
(1950) Dagmar Krause: German singer and pianist (Slapp Happy Henry Cow Art Bears and News from Babel).
(1950) Suzi Quatro: Musician.
(1950) Robert Z'Dar: Actor.
(1950) Melissa Mathison: Writer.
(1950) Wayne Powers in New Rochelle: New York, USA; actor (Laverne and Shirley, 13 East).
(1950) Muriel Cerf: French novemist and travel writer.
(1950) Kevin Woodford: English celebrity chef.
(1950) George Noory: American radio host.
(1950) Raymond Dumais: Canadian bishop (d. 2012).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Gabriel Arcand: Canadian actor with noted family member, he is film director Denys Arcand's brother.
(1949) Rick Ridding: Canadian astrologer, studied with the Canadian Church of Light.
(1949) Maria Canins: Italian racing cyclist who twice won and came second three times in the Grande Boucle.
(1949) Mark Murro: Newark sports Champions.
(1949) Lou Macari: Scottish footballer.
(1949) Mark Cohen: American lawyer and politician.
(1948) Paquito d'Rivera
(1948) Bob Champion: English leading jump-jockey.
(1948) Rosemary Joyce: Model / actress (Daphne Draper-Search For Tomorrow).
(1948) Jim Wallis: Writer.

(1948) Paquito D'Rivera: Cuban alto saxophonist, clarinetist and soprano saxophonist.
(1948) Jürgen Sparwasser: German footballer and manager.
(1948) Sandra Post: Canadian golfer and sportscaster.
(1948) Jurgen Sparwasser: German footballer.
(1947) Laudec (cartoonist)
(1947) Alain De Greef: French former program director of the private TV channel Canal Plus, known for having created "Les Guignols de l'Info" (satirical program).
(1947) Ashok Saraf: Indian actor.
(1947) Viktor Klima: Austrian businessman and politician 25th Chancellor of Austria.
(1947) John Bailey: American actor and screenwriter (d. 1994).
(1947) John Dykstra: Scientist.
(1946) Bettina Gregory: Correspondent / journalist (ABC-TV).
(1946) S Balasubrahmanyam: Indian actor singer director and producer.
(1946) Penelope Wilton: Actress.
(1945) Gordon Waller: Scotland, United Kingdom -- Singer (Peter & Gordon-World Without Love).
(1945) Anthony Braxton: American composer, musician, and philosopher.
(1945) Margaret Impert in Horseheads: New York, USA; actress (Maggie, Spencer's Pilots).
(1945) Ivan "Ironman" Stewart Mickey Thompson off-road champion (1983: 1984, 1990).
(1945) Hale Irwin: Athlete.
(1945) Daniel Topolski: Writer / photographer / rowing coach.
(1944) Michelle Phillips: American singer (The Mamas & the Papas) and actress.
(1944) Antoine (singer)
(1944) Patrick Préjean
(1944) Alain Rodet: French politician, a member of the National Assembly of France representing the Haute-Vienne department, and a member of the Socialiste, radical, citoyen et divers gauche.
(1944) Jacques-Francis Manzone
(1944) Roger Ball: Scottish musician; member of the hit ‘70s rock group, Average White Band.
(1944) Charlie Whitney: Rock guitarist (Family).
(1944) Antoine : Madagascaran folksinger.
(1944) Richard Norton-Taylor: British editor, journalist and playwright.
(1943) Joyce Meyer: American religious leader.
(1943) Jacques Godfrain
(1943) Sandra Haynie: American golfer.
(1943) Joe Henderson: Athlete.
(1943) Scilla Elworthy: Activist.
(1943) Tom Jaine: English author.
(1942) Curtis Mayfield: Musician.
(1942) Louis Reichardt: American mountaineer.
(1942) Bill Rowe: Canadian lawyer and politician.
(1942) Gérard Trèves: French parachutist, world champion in 1962.
(1941) Jean-Claude Magnan
(1941) Sy Richardson: American actor and singer.
(1941) Kenneth Ross: Australian playwright and screenwriter.
(1941) Otis Smith: American R&B record company executive.
(1941) Claude Magnan
(1941) Kenneth G Ross: Australian playwright and screenwriter.
(1940) Dorothy Rudd Moore: Composer.
(1940) David Collings: English actor.
(1940) Ludwig Schwarz: Slovak-Austrian bishop.
(1940) John Massis: Flemish strongman and teeth-acrobat.
(1940) Gerrit H Terpstra: Economist / Dutch 2nd Chamber member (CDA).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Clark Branson (journalist)
(1939) Henri Pachard: American director and producer (d. 2008).
(1939) Denis de Belleval: Canadian civil servant and politician.
(1939) Clark Branson: American author of "Howard Hawks, A Jungian Study," 1987.
(1939) Phil Linz: Baseball shortstop (New York Yankees).
(1939) George Reid: Scottish journalist and politician 2nd Presiding Officer of the Scottish Parliament.
(1939) Ian Hunter: Musician.
(1939) Jeremy Browne: 11th Marquess of Sligo Anglo-Irish peer; member British House of Lords until 1999 (d. 2014).
(1938) Joel Wallach: American physician and author, a doctor of veterinary medicine and naturopathic practitioner.
(1938) Art Mahaffey: American baseball player, a right-handed pitcher with the Philadelphia Phillies between 1960 and 1965 and the St. Louis Cardinals in 1966.

(1938) John Harvard: Canadian journalist and politician 23rd Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba (d. 2016).
(1937) Freddy Fender: American singer and guitarist (Texas Tornados and Los Super Seven) (d. 2006).
(1937) Gorilla Monsoon: American wrestler manager and sportscaster (d. 1999).
(1937) Solomon Ortiz: Politician.
(1937) Robert Fulghum: American author.
(1937) Mortimer B Zuckerman: CEO (US News & World Report, New York Daily News).
(1937) Mortimer Zuckerman: Canadian-American businessman founded Boston Properties.
(1936) Bruce Dern: American actor working in films since 1960, often playing the roles of unstable, psychotic or fanatic characters.
(1936) Vince Camuto: American fashion designer and businessman co-founded Nine West (d. 2015).
(1936) Oleg Fyodoseyev: Russian triple jumper (d. 2001).
(1936) Nutan : Indian actress and singer (d. 1991).
(1936) Bruce Dern in Winnetka: Illinois, USA; actor (Coming Home, Silent Running, Tatoo).
(1936) David Lyon: CEO (Bowater).
(1936) Nutan Behl: Indian actress (d. 1991).
(1935) Colette Boky: Canadian soprano and actress.
(1935) John Geoghan: American Roman Catholic priest who aroused a hornet's nest of distress that began in January 2002, a symbol of the troubled priesthood.
(1935) Hendrikus C "Henk" Admiraal: Dutch actor (Rififi in Amsterdam).
(1935) Berhanu Dinka: Ethiopian economist and diplomat (d. 2013).
(1934) Pierre Eyt: French ecclesiastic, a Roman Catholic Cardinal, Archbishop of Bordeaux, France.
(1934) Seamus Elliott: Irish cyclist (Born 1934).
(1934) Monica Dacon: Vincentian educator and politician 6th Governor-General of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
(1934) Warner Dalhouse: American merchandise marketer and CEO of Dominion Bancshares, a Virginia bank.
(1934) Daphne Sheldrick: Kenyan-British conservationist and author.
(1933) Godfried Danneels: Belgian Roman Catholic ecclesiastic, Archbishop of Malines-Brussels from December 19, 1979 and elevated to Cardinal on February 2, 1983.
(1933) Sylvia La Torre
(1933) John Sparrow: CEO (British Horseracing Betting Levy Board).
(1933) Frank White: American politician, who served as the 41st Governor of the U.S.
(1932) John Drew Barrymore: American actor (d. 2004).
(1932) John Barrymore Jr in Beverly Hills: California, USA; actor (Pantomine Quiz).
(1932) John Barrymore: American actor from a noted theatrical family who debuted in films as a teen-ager.
(1932) Maurice Shadbolt: New Zealand author and playwright (d. 2004).
(1932) Oliver Nelson: American jazz composer and arranger (Born 1932).
(1931) Gustav Nossal: Austrian-Australian scientist and humanitarian who is world-renowned for his contributions to the field of immunology.
(1931) John Norman: Writer.
(1931) Cesar Bolanos: Composer.
(1931) Carmen Dell'Orefice: Model.
(1931) Bert Lance: Businessman.
(1931) Raul Castro: Statesman.
(1930) Morgana King: American singer and actress who was a recording artist from 1955 and traveled the night club circuit for 25 years.
(1930) Viktor Tikhonov: Russian ice hockey player and coach (d. 2014).
(1930) George Chesworth: English air marshal and politician Lord Lieutenant of Moray.
(1930) Marion Zimmer Bradley: Writer.
(1930) Nuccia Bongiovanni: Italian singer, who died in Milan on 2 September 1970.
(1930) Pentti Raitio: Composer.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Günter Strack
(1929) Carolos Papoulias
(1929) Werner Arber: Scientist.
(1929) Pierre Danos: France sport Champion.
(1929) Gunter Strack: German actor, most famous in his own country playing in different soap operas.
(1929) Karolos Papoulias: Greek lawyer and politician 5th President of Greece.
(1929) Chuck Barris: Producer.
(1928) Ruth Westheimer: German-American psychosexual therapist known as Dr. Ruth.
(1928) Antônio Ermírio de Moraes
(1928) Edmo Fenoglio: Italian film director; debut 1955 at the Piccolo Theater of Geneva and on TV with a Gastone Tanzi thriller.

(1928) Jean Bornard: French trade unionist, who served as the chairman of the French Confederation of Christian Workers (French: Confédération française des travailleurs chrétiens, CFTC) - one of the five major French confederations of trade unions, belonging to the social Christian tradition.
(1928) Antonio Ermirio de Moraes: Businessman.
(1927) Priscilla Morrill: Medford, Massachusetts -- Actress (Edie Grant-Mary Tyler Moore).
(1927) Geoffrey Palmer: British actor (Smacks & Thistle).
(1927) Henning Carlsen: Danish film director, nationally acknowledged for his work.
(1926) Tristan Maya: Arnay le Duc Writer.
(1926) Hamilton Fish: American politician, a congressman who served in the House of Representatives representing his district in New York from 1969-1995.
(1926) Nan Leslie in Los Angeles: California, USA; actress (Kings Row, The Californians).
(1926) Robert Earl Hughes: American man who became the heaviest known human (d. 1958).
(1926) André-Francis Bigeon: French race horse owner and the father of jockeys Christian and Jean-Luc Bigeon.
(1926) Robert Hughes: American who was the heaviest human being recorded in the history of the world during his lifetime (d. 1958).
(1926) Ain Kaalep: Estonian poet playwright and critic.
(1926) Judith Malina: German-American actress and director co-founded The Living Theatre (d. 2015).
(1926) Allen Ginsberg: Poet.
(1926) Roscoe Bartlett: Politician.
(1925) Tony Curtis: Actor.
(1925) Antonio Puchades: Spanish footballer (d. 2013).
(1924) Dennis Weaver: American actor who played the low-key role of Chester in the TV series, "Gunsmoke," from 1955-1964.
(1924) Tofilau Eti Alesana: Prime Minister of Samoa (d. 1999).
(1924) Francis Crossin: American athlete, he played three seasons of pro basketball beginning in 1947.
(1924) Tofilau Alesana: Samoan politician 5th Prime Minister of Samoa (d. 1999).
(1924) Dennis Weaver in Joplin: Missouri, USA; actor (Chester - Gunsmoke, Duel, Battered, McCloud).
(1923) John Lea: British Vice-Admiral.
(1923) Henri Moulins: France sport Champion.
(1923) Elizabeth Jolley: English-Australian author and academic (d. 2007).
(1922) Pietro Lombardi: Italian Gold Medal wrestler, the winner of a Gold medal at the London Olympics in 1948.
(1922) John West: Vice chancellor (Bradford University).
(1922) John McNamara: Baseball player.
(1922) Irwin Bazelon: Evanston, Illinois -- Composer (Duo for Viola).
(1922) Alain Resnais: Director.
(1921) Don Diamond: American actor (d. 2011).
(1921) Bobby Wanzer: American athlete, pro basketball player.
(1921) Nina Vyroubova: Russ / French ballerina (Pavlova-prize 1957).
(1921) Emilio Komar: Slovenian-born Argentine philosopher (d. 2006).
(1921) Milan Komar: Slovenian-Argentinian philosopher and academic (d. 2006).
(1920) Fedora Barbieri
(1920) Russell Train: American civil servant (d. 2012).
(1920) Joseph Comiti: French physician and politician who died on 10 November 2000.
(1920) Richard Cross: St Louis Military man.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Camille Danguillaume: France sport Champion.
(1918) Johnny Klein
(1918) LeRoy Walker: Atlanta, Georgia -- CEO (US Olympic Committee).
(1917) Howard Metzenbaum: American lawyer, politician, u.s.
(1917) Allen Greenwood: Deputy CEO (British Aerospace).
(1917) Charles Collingwood: Michigan, United States -- News commentator (CBS, Chronicles).
(1917) Robert Merrill Brooklyn: New York, baritone (New York Metropolitan Opera).
(1917) Robert Merrill: American operatic baritone and actor, who was also active in the musical theatre circuit.
(1917) Bernard Citroën: French businessman, son of André Citroën.
(1916) Fernand Leduc: Canadian painter (d. 2014).

(1916) Robert Furchgott: American biochemist and pharmacologist Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2009).
(1916) Cecil Blacker: CEO (British Equestrian Federation).
(1916) Gaylord Nelson: Politician.
(1916) Jean Castel: French businessman and club owner.
(1915) Nils Kihlberg: Swedish actor singer and director (d. 1965).
(1915) Modibo Keïta: Malian educator and politician 1st President of Mali (d. 1977).
(1915) Modibo Keita: President of Mali (1960-68).
(1914) Willy-August Linnemann: Danish writer / journalist.
(1913) Bruno Bettinelli: Composer.
(1912) Nino Vingelli: Italy Actor.
(1912) Robert Jacobsen: Danish sculptor (large iron sculptures), dies at age 80.
(1912) Lucien Lanaverre: Bordeaux EXecutives.
(1911) Austin Andrew Wright: Sculptor.
(1911) Viktor P Nekrasov: Ukrainian author (Vokopach Stalingrada).
(1911) Carina Negrone: Italy sport Champion.
(1911) André Postel-Vinay: French official, who served as the Inspector General of Finances.
(1910) Jacques Berque: French educator, the study director of Social Economics at the Moroccan Institute of High Studies, 1951.
(1910) Christopher Cockerell: English engineer invented the hovercraft (d. 1999).
(1910) Max Haufler
(1910) Roger Lantenois: Brie-Comte-Robert Military man.
(1910) Christopher Sydney Cockerell: British engineer and inventor (d. 1999).
(1910) Paulette Goddard: Actress.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Paul Nordoff: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Composer (Frog Prince).
(1909) William Batten: CEO (NY Stock Exchange 1976-84).
(1908) Geli Raubal: Austrian news figure, the half-niece of Adolf Hitler and his mistress before Eva Braun.
(1908) Henri Grumillier: Mourmelon-le-Grand physician.
(1908) Rosalind Russell: Waterbury, Connecticut -- Actress (Mame, Take a Letter Darling).
(1908) Alphonse Bannwarth: French Catholic priest, who served as Bishop of Soissons from 22 May 1963 to 13 Feb 1984.
(1908) Lambertus L van Rooijen: Dutch actor.
(1908) Rosalind Russell: Waterbury, Connecticut -- Actress (Mame, Take a Letter Darling).
(1908) Earl of Halsbury: Chancellor (Brunei University).
(1907) Rosalind Russell: American actress noted for her 23 crisp, sophisticated career-girl roles.

(1907) Jacques Roumain: Haitian journalist and politician (d. 1944).
(1907) Patience Strong: English poet and journalist (d. 1990).
(1907) Marjan Kozina: Composer.
(1906) Gilles Barthe: French priest who served as bishop of Monaco from 1953 to 1962.
(1906) Josephine Baker: Dancer.
(1906) Richard Whorf: Actor / director (Yankee Doodle Dandy, Keeper of Flame).
(1904) Georges Canguilhem: French philosopher, epistemologist, and author.
(1904) Hubert Josef Urban
(1904) Bhagat Singh: Indian publisher environmentalist and philanthropist (d. 1992).
(1904) Raymond Hyronimus: La Genevraye physician.
(1904) Hubert Urban: Austrian parapsychologist, author and professor of neuropsychiatry who, as an M.D.
(1904) Bhagat Puran Singh: Punjabi social activist (d. 1992).
(1903) Alexandre Boveda: Galician politician and financial officer.
(1903) Nestor Zeledon Varela: Costa Rican sculptor, one of the most renowned of the Generation of Thirty, or New Generation Nationalist Sensibility, with Francisco Zuniga and Juan Manuel Sanchez.
(1903) Yevgeny Mravinsky: Russian conductor (d. 1988).
(1902) Jean Pinelli: La Croisille physician.
(1902) Richard Allen: India -- Field hockey goal tender (1928 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1902) Generoso Patrone: Italy Scientist.
(1902) Otto Weber: German theologian.
(1901) Ir Soekarno: the first president of the Republic of Indonesia (d. 1967).
(1900) Pol Ferjac: French cartoonist and caricaturist.
(1900) Alfredo Le Pera
(1900) Gordon Sinclair: Journalist.
(1900) Bernard Jean: France Scientist.

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