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Famous Birthdays of 4 March

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

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2009 - 2000

(2005) Whitney Bjerken: YouTube Star.
(2004) Donielle Hansley: Dancer.
(2002) Jacob Hopkins: TV Actor.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Brooklyn Beckham: British noted family, the son of Spice Girl Victoria Adams (subsequently Victoria Beckham), also known as Posh Spice, and her boyfriend, soccer player David Beckham.
(1999) Holly Laing: YouTube Star.
(1998) Nick Ward: YouNow Star.
(1998) Madeline Phillips: YouNow Star.
(1998) Bria Williams: Family Member.
(1998) Drew Phillips: Vine Star.
(1997) Alex Reininga: YouTube Star.
(1996) Nat Zang: TV Actor.
(1995) Bill Milner: English actor.
(1994) Callum Harriott: English footballer.

(1993) Bobbi Kristina Brown: Daughter of Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown.
(1993) Jenna Boyd: American actress.
(1993) Richard Peniket: English footballer.
(1993) Bobbi Brown: American reality television and media personality, singer, and heiress, the daughter of Whitney Houston and her husband Bobby Brown.
(1993) Yves Michel-Beneche: American actor.
(1993) Frankie Zia: Vine Star.
(1993) Abigail Mavity: American actress.
(1992) Jazmin Grace Grimaldi: daughter of Albert II, Prince of Monaco.
(1992) Katherine Cimorelli: Pop Singer.
(1992) Erik Lamela: Soccer Player.
(1992) Érik Lamela: Argentinian footballer.
(1992) Bernd Leno: German footballer.
(1992) Karl Mööl: Estonian footballer.
(1992) Jazmin Grimaldi: American child of noted father, Prince Albert of Monaco, finally acknowledged by him at the end of May 2006, 14 years after the child's birth.
(1992) Daniel Lloyd: British racing car driver.
(1991) Stuart O'Keefe: English footballer.
(1991) Carles Planas: Spanish footballer.
(1991) Viktor Lundberg: Swedish footballer.
(1991) Aoi Nakamura: Japanese actor.
(1991) Diandra Newlin: American actress, singer, and model.
(1990) Andrea Bowen: American actress.
(1990) Marco Rini: Italian footballer.
(1990) Maximiliano Oliva: Argentinian footballer.
(1990) Marco Martina Rini: Italian footballer.
(1990) Draymond Green: Basketball Player.
(1990) Fran Merida: Spanish footballer.
(1990) Paddy Madden: Irish footballer.
(1990) Fran Mérida: Spanish footballer.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Erin Heatherton: American fashion model.
(1989) Bradley Middleton: English footballer.
(1988) Josh Bowman: TV Actor.
(1988) Antoine du Merle
(1988) Cody Longo: American film actor.
(1988) Adam Watts: English footballer.
(1988) Laura Siegemund: German tennis player.
(1988) Mikuru Uchino: Japanese model and actress.
(1988) Gal Mekel: Israeli basketball player.
(1987) Tamzin Merchant: English actress and singer.

(1987) Moniece Slaughter: Reality Star.
(1987) Shraddha Das: Indian actress.
(1987) Cameron Wood: Australian footballer.
(1987) Ben McKinley: Australian footballer.
(1987) William Njovu: Zambian footballer.
(1986) Margo Harshman: American actress.
(1986) Dominic Telo: South African cricketer.
(1986) Siim Roops: Estonian footballer.
(1986) José Olvera: Mexican footballer.
(1986) Tom De Mul: Belgian footballer.
(1986) Shraddha Das: Indian actress.
(1986) Mike Krieger: Entrepreneur.
(1986) Park Min-young: TV Actress.
(1986) Nicole Guerriero: YouTube Star.
(1986) Park Min Young: South Korean model and actress.
(1986) Erin O'Kelley: American beauty queen.
(1986) Filip Benko: Filip Benko Swedish actor.
(1986) Manu Vatuvei: New Zealand rugby player.
(1986) Bohdan Shust: Ukrainian footballer.
(1985) Whitney Port: American reality television personality.
(1985) Scott Michael Foster: American actor.
(1985) Scott Foster: TV Actor.
(1985) Hrvoje Cale: Croatian footballer.
(1985) Davey Morgan: American children's book illustrator and professional photographer.
(1985) Sarah Oliver: Reality Star.
(1985) Jonas Troest: Danish professional football player.
(1985) Chinedum Ndukwe: American football player.
(1985) Mathieu Montcourt: Professional French tennis player (d. 2009).
(1985) Oliver Konsa: Estonian footballer.
(1985) Guillermo Diaz: Guillermo Diaz Puerto Rican basketball player.
(1985) Hrvoje Čale: Croatian footballer.
(1985) Jake Buxton: English professional footballer.
(1984) Tamir Cohen: Israeli/English football midfielder.
(1984) K Michelle: American R & B/Soul singer and songwriter.
(1984) Norbert Hosnyanszky: Hungarian water polo player.
(1984) Marin Čolak: Croatian race car driver.
(1984) Zak Whitbread: American-English soccer player.
(1984) Artyom Rebrov: Russian footballer.
(1984) Raven Quinn: American musician, singer and songwriter.
(1984) Spencer Larsen: American football player.
(1984) Ai Iwamura: Japanese actress.
(1984) Phillip Inzerillo: American trombonist (Suburban Legends).
(1984) Norbert Hosnyánszky: Hungarian water polo player.
(1984) Marin Colak: Croatian auto racing driver.
(1984) Anders Grøndal: Norwegian race car driver.
(1983) Samuel Contesti: French-Italian figure skater, who originally competed for France, then switched to Italy after the 2006-07 season.
(1983) Jessica Heap
(1983) Drew Houston: Entrepreneur.
(1983) Dante Senger: Argentinian footballer.
(1983) Akeem Omolade: Nigerian footballer.
(1983) Ryan Lonie: Australian football player.
(1983) Jaque Fourie: South African rugby union footballer.
(1983) Adam Deacon: English actor rapper and director.
(1982) K Michelle: R&B Singer.
(1982) Landon Donovan: American soccer player.
(1982) Uma Blasini: Puerto Rican model Miss Puerto Rico Universe 2007.
(1982) Yasemin Mori: Turkish alternative rock singer.
(1982) Charity Rahmer: American actress.
(1982) Cate Edwards: American attorney and author.
(1982) Ludmila Ezhova: Russian Olympic gymnast.
(1982) Elia Rigotto: Italian road bicycle racer.
(1982) Ali Khalid: British Asian actor.
(1982) Machinedrum: American musician and record producer.
(1982) Peter Hollens: YouTube Star.
(1981) Aketza Pena: Spanish road bicycle racer.
(1981) Ariza Makukula: Portuguese international football player.
(1981) Marie Delattre: French sprint canoer.
(1981) Carol Banawa: Filipino-American singer and actress.
(1981) Greg Lamb: Zimbabwean cricketer.
(1981) Gareth Knapman: English theatre actor and director.
(1981) Laura Kelly: English actress and singer.
(1981) Aketza Peña: Spanish cyclist.
(1981) Alastair Ross: Northern Ireland Unionist politician.
(1981) Donny Tourette: English singer-songwriter (Towers of London).
(1981) Helen Wyman: English cyclist.
(1981) Laura Michelle Kelly: English actress and singer.
(1980) Jeong Da-bin: South Korean actress (d. 2007).
(1980) Michael Henrich: American-born ice hockey player.
(1980) Jack Hannahan: American baseball infielder.
(1980) Giedrius Gustas: Lithuanian professional basketball player.
(1980) Alex Ribeiro Garcia: Brazilian professional basketball player.
(1980) Ben Briand: Australian director and screenwriter.
(1980) Scott Hamilton: New Zealand rugby union footballer.
(1980) Rohan Bopanna: Indian tennis player.
(1980) Jung Da Bin: South Korean actress (d. 2007).
(1980) Omar Bravo: Soccer Player.
(1980) Alex Garcia: Brazilian basketball player.
(1980) Arash Markazi: American sportswriter.
(1980) Phil McGuire: Scottish football player.
(1980) Kamalinee Mukherjee: (Kamalini Mukherjee) Indian film actress.
(1980) Greg Lamb: Zimbabwean cricketer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Karima Delli: French politician.
(1979) Jon Fratelli: Scottish singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Fratellis and Codeine Velvet Club).
(1979) Ben Fouhy: New Zealand flatwater canoeist.
(1979) Ariel Carreño: Argentinian footballer.
(1979) Neil Best: Irish rugby union footballer.
(1979) Günter Friesenbichler: Austrian footballer.
(1979) Ariel Carreno: Argentine football striker.
(1979) Mark Anthony Parrish: American actor, producer, and social and liberal political activist.
(1979) Paul Terry: English footballer.
(1979) Sarah Stock: Canadian professional wrestler.

(1979) Vyacheslav Malafeev: Russian football goalkeeper.
(1979) Geoff Huegill: Australian Olympic swimmer.
(1979) Trenton Hassell: American basketball player.
(1978) Giovanni Zarrella
(1978) Wayne Goss: YouTube Star.
(1978) Geno Segers: TV Actor.
(1978) Jean-Marc Pelletier: American ice hockey player.
(1978) César Morales: Mexican boxer.
(1978) Pierre Dagenais: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1978) Cesar Morales: Mexican bantamweight boxer.
(1978) Denis Dallan: Italian rugby player and singer.
(1977) Sabrina Sabrok
(1977) Ana Guevara: Mexican sprinter and politician.
(1977) Ron Horsley: American author and illustrator.
(1977) Juha Helppi: Finnish professional poker player.
(1977) Jeremiah Green: American drummer (Modest Mouse Red Stars Theory and Satisfact).
(1977) Rockell : American singer-songwriter.
(1977) Christian Jessen: English doctor and television presenter.
(1977) Ana Gabriela Guevara: Mexican athlete.
(1977) Mike Kinsella: American musician (Cap'n Jazz, Joan of Arc, American Football, and Owen).
(1977) Gregory Le Corvec: French rugby union footballer.
(1977) Anna Baitchik: Miss Russia-Universe (1997).
(1977) Nacho Figueras: Argentinian polo player and model.
(1977) Rockell (Rachel Alexandra Mercaldo): American musician.
(1977) Gareth Wyatt: Welsh rugby union player.
(1977) Dan Wells: American horror fiction author.
(1977) Traver Rains: American fashion designer and photographer.
(1977) Jason Marsalis: American drummer.
(1977) Tonga Lea'aetoa: New Zealand-Tongan rugby union player.
(1977) Grégory Le Corvec: French rugby player.
(1977) Daniel Klewer: German footballer and coach.
(1977) Laura Jansen: Dutch-American singer-songwriter and pianist.
(1976) Robbie Blake: English footballer.
(1976) Vic Wunderle: American archer.
(1976) Craig Wilde: English actor and television host.
(1976) Gary Shortland: British professional figure skater.
(1976) Sabrina Sabrok: Argentine television host, singer, and producer.
(1976) Thierry Renaer: Belgian field hockey player.
(1976) Regi Penxten: Belgian DJ and producer (Milk Inc.
(1976) Christian Nicolay: German javelin thrower.
(1976) Sam Mraovich: American screenwriter and film director.
(1976) Tommy Jönsson: Swedish footballer.
(1976) Hayley Evetts: English singer, TV presenter and stage actor.
(1976) Sean Covel: American film producer.
(1976) Brian Diego Fuentes: Argentine soccer player.
(1976) Tommy Jonsson: Swedish football player.
(1976) Cho In-Chul: World Champion South Korean judoka.
(1976) Jasin Thomason: American guitarist (The Ataris).
(1976) Scott Sturgeon: American musician (Choking Victim, Leftover Crack).
(1976) Alireza Heidari: Iranian Olympic wrestler.
(1976) Brian Fuentes: Argentinian footballer.
(1976) Hiram Bocachica: Puerto Rican baseball player.
(1976) Stza : American guitarist (Choking Victim Leftöver Crack and Star Fucking Hipsters).
(1976) Kim Jung-eun: South Korean actress.
(1975) Kirsten Bolm: German hurdler.
(1975) Flannan Obé
(1975) Patrick Femerling: German-born professional basketball player.
(1975) Julie Dibens: English triathlete.
(1975) Jacqueline Anderson: American actress and entrepreneur.
(1975) Antti Aalto: Finnish ice hockey player.
(1975) El-P: American hip hop artist and entrepreneur.
(1975) Mats Eilertsen: Norwegian bassist (Dingobats Food).
(1975) Hawksley Workman: Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1975) Myrna Veenstra: Dutch field hockey player.
(1975) Jerod Turner: American professional golfer.
(1975) Brian McGuire: American actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1975) Kristi Harrower: Australian basketball player.
(1975) Eva Martincová: Czech tennis player.
(1974) Karol Kucera
(1974) Karol Kucera in Bratislava: Slovakia; tennis star (1995-Rosmalen).
(1974) ICS Vortex: Norwegian singer-songwriter and guitarist (Arcturus and Borknagar).
(1974) Peggy Clydesdale: American artist and painter.
(1974) Jarrett Deuling: Vernon, British Columbia -- NHL left wing (NY Islanders).
(1974) Sherry Wigginton in Austin: Texas, USA; diver (Olympics-1996).
(1974) Tommy Phelps: South Korean-American baseball player and coach.
(1974) Gabriel Pensador: Brazilian rapper.
(1974) Ariel Ortega: Argentinian footballer.
(1974) Karol Kučera: Slovak tennis player.
(1974) Gabriel o Pensador: Brazilian hip hop rapper.
(1974) Mladen Krstajic: Serbian footballer.
(1974) Virginijus Praskevicius: Lithuanian basketball player.
(1974) Crowbar : American professional wrestler.
(1974) Kim Jung-eun: South Korean actress and singer.
(1974) Mladen Krstajić: Serbian footballer and manager.
(1974) Bill Young: Australian rugby union footballer.
(1974) David Wagner: American tennis player and educator.
(1973) Penny Mordaunt: English politician.
(1973) Linus of Hollywood: American rock and pop singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and record producer.
(1973) Jennifer Cole: American model, actress and game show/talk show host.
(1973) Massimo Brambilla: Italian footballer and coach.
(1973) Sadik Harchaoui: Moroccan-Dutch civil servant and academic.
(1973) Valery Kobelev: Russian ski jumper.
(1973) Michael McClain: Music Producer.
(1973) Chandra Yeleti: Indian director and screenwriter.
(1973) Len Wiseman: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1973) Chandra Sekhar Yeleti: Tollywood film director.
(1973) Mark Lavine: West Indian cricketer (d. 2001).
(1973) Phillip Daniels: NFL defensive end (Seattle Seahawks).
(1972) Yann Bonato: French basketball player, who won the silver medal at the 2000 Summer Olympics with the Men's National Team.
(1972) Jos Verstappen: Dutch race car driver.
(1972) Brittney Powell: German-American actress.
(1972) Buck 65: Canadian rapper and producer (Bike for Three!).
(1972) Nocturno Culto: Norwegian singer-songwriter and guitarist (Darkthrone and Satyricon).
(1972) Ian Garbutt: English professional golfer.
(1972) Giorgos Mazonakis: Greek pop singer.
(1972) Ivy Queen: American composer and singer.
(1972) Martin St Pierre: Ripon, Quebec -- 20k walker (1996 Olympics).
(1972) Sherida Pawiroredjo: in Suriname; Miss Indra Maju (1993).
(1972) Chris Borg in Lexington: South Carolina, USA; canoe (alternate-Olympics-1996).
(1972) Katherine Center: contemporary American fiction author.
(1972) Robert Smith: American football player and sportscaster.
(1972) Alison Wheeler: English singer-songwriter (The Beautiful South).
(1971) Fergal Lawler: Irish drummer (The Cranberries).
(1971) Jovan Stanković: Serbian footballer and coach.
(1971) Edwin van: Holten; soccer player (FC Volendam).
(1971) Anders Kj?lholm: Danish bass player (Volbeat).
(1971) Jovan Stankovic: Serbian footballer.
(1971) Iain Baird: Canadian soccer player and manager.
(1971) Claire Baker: Scottish politician.
(1971) Anders Kjølholm: Danish bass player (Volbeat).
(1971) Satoshi Motoyama: Japanese race car driver.
(1971) Shavar Ross: American actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1971) Jason Sellers: American country music artist.
(1971) Nick Stabile: American actor.
(1970) Àlex Crivillé: Spanish motorcycle racer.
(1970) Edward Gal: Dutch dressage rider.
(1970) Marja Helena Paluila: Ice hockey defenseman (Finland, Olympics - 1998).
(1970) Dave Stevens in Fullerton: California, USA; pitcher (Minnesota Twins).
(1970) Tina Paternostro in Williamsport: Pennsylvania, USA; golfer (1995 JAL Big Apple-57th).
(1970) Andrea Bendewald: American actress.
(1970) Caroline Vis: Dutch professional tennis player.
(1970) Alex Criville: Spanish Grand Prix motorcycle road racer.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Chaz Bono: American noted family, the daughter of Cher and Sonny Bono.
(1969) Stina Nordenstam: Swedish pop singer and musician.
(1969) Jeff Tinsley in Shelbyville: Kentucky, USA; outfielder (Boston Red Sox).
(1969) Dawn Zulueta: Filipino actress.
(1969) Kenneth Benson: Canadian Football League linebacker (Toronto Argonauts).
(1969) Annie Yi: Chinese singer, writer and actress.
(1969) Karrie Poppinga in Manhattan Beach: California, USA; volleyball player (Pismo Beach-4-1995).
(1969) Matt Tilley: Australian radio personality and comedian.
(1969) Patrick Roach: Canadian actor and producer.
(1969) Frank Nicotero: American comedian and game show host.

(1969) Pierluigi Casiraghi: Italian footballer and manager.
(1969) Lacy Rose: American pornographic actress.
(1969) Jason Townsend: American artist and record producer.
(1969) Annie Shizuka Inoh: Taiwanese actress.
(1968) Patsy Kensit: English actress.
(1968) Giovanni Carrara: Venezuelan baseball player.
(1968) Graham Westley: English footballer and manager.
(1968) Dinky van: Rensburg in South Africa; tennis star.
(1968) Brian Hunter in Torrance: California; infielder (Seattle Mariners, Houston Astros).
(1968) Jorge Celedon: Colombian musician and singer.
(1968) Cathryn Fitzpatrick: Australian cricketer.
(1968) Dionna Harris: Wilmington, Delaware -- Softball outfielder (1996 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1968) Jorge Celedón: Colombian singer (Binomio de Oro de América).
(1968) Shafiek Abrahams: South African cricket player.
(1968) Kyriakos Mitsotakis: Greek politician.
(1967) Sam Taylor-Wood: English conceptual artist.
(1967) Evan Dando: American musician, lead singer of the alternative rock band "The Lemonheads.
(1967) Dave Rayner: English racing cyclist (d. 1994).
(1967) Tim Vine: English actor and comedian.
(1967) Andreas Wistuba: German taxonomist and botanist.
(1967) Kubilay Turky?lmaz: former Turkish-Swiss footballer.
(1967) Andrew Osmond: English writer.
(1967) Derek Mooney: Irish radio and television personality and radio producer.
(1967) Fiona Ma: California State Assembly Majority Whip and San Francisco politician.
(1967) Sean Lynch: American senior vice president of equity trading at Cantor Fitzgerald Co who was on the 104th floor of the World Trade Center on 9/11/2001 when it was exploded by the impact of a terrorist-driven American Airlines plane.
(1967) Hugo Lawick: English-Dutch businessman, the only child of British primatologist Jane Goodall and her husband, the Dutch wildlife filmmaker and photographer Hugo van Lawick.
(1967) Kubilay Türkyilmaz: Turkish-Swiss footballer.
(1967) Terry Matterson: Australian rugby player and coach.
(1967) Ivan Lewis: English lawyer and politician Shadow Secretary of State for Northern Ireland.
(1967) Daryll Cullinan: South African cricketer and coach.
(1967) Juli Furtado: NYC, New York -- Mountain cyclist (world champ-1991, 92).
(1967) Juliana Furtado in New York City: New York, USA; mountain cyclist (world champion-1991, 1992, Olympics-10th-1996).
(1966) Daniela Amavia: American actress and model.
(1966) Kevin Johnson: American professional athlete of basketball and baseball.
(1966) Callista Gingrich
(1966) Grand Puba
(1966) Mike Small: American golfer and coach.
(1966) Emese Hunyady: Hungarian speed skater.
(1966) Puba: American rapper (Brand Nubian).
(1966) Mike Small in Aurora: Illinois, USA; Canadian Tour golfer (1993 Emerald Coast).
(1966) Nick Scandone: American paralympian yachtsman (d. 2009).
(1966) Dav Pilkey: Children's Author.
(1966) Fiona Ma: American accountant and politician.
(1966) Steve Bastoni: Italian-Australian actor.
(1966) Kirk Ruby: American professional criminal, sentenced to prison for burglary in May 1981.
(1966) Wash West: English gay porn film director.
(1965) Stacy Edwards: American actress.
(1965) Khaled Hosseini: Afghan physician and author.
(1965) Paul W S Anderson: English filmmaker.
(1965) WestBam : German DJ and producer.
(1965) Jonathan Shearer: Scottish castaway.
(1965) Yuri Lonchakov: Russian cosmonaut.
(1965) Viktor Shapovalov: Russian auto racing driver.
(1965) WestBam (Maximillian Lenz): German rave techno DJ.
(1965) Dana Brown in Memphis: Tennessee, USA; Miss Tennessee-America (1990-third).
(1965) Alexandra Harbold: New York City, New York, USA; sprint kayak (Olympics-1996).
(1965) Stacy Edwards in Glasgow: Montana, USA; actress (Santa Barbara).
(1965) Paul Anderson: English director producer and screenwriter.
(1965) Andrew Collins: English journalist and screenwriter.
(1965) Yury Lonchakov: Russian colonel pilot and astronaut.
(1964) Paolo Virzì: Italian director and screenwriter.
(1964) Jared Gomes
(1964) Paul Bostaph: American drummer (Testament, Slayer, Exodus, Forbidden).
(1964) Shane Conlan
(1964) Tom Lampkin in Cincinnati: Ohio, USA; catcher (San Francisco Giants).
(1964) Karen Knowles: Australian singer-songwriter (The Seekers).
(1964) Tom Lampkin: American baseball player and sportscaster.
(1964) Paolo Virzi: Italian screenwriter and director.
(1964) Cheryl Fergison: British actress.
(1964) David Colclough: Welsh professional poker player.
(1964) Linda French in Oak Park: Illinois, USA; badminton player (Olympics-1996).
(1964) Emilia Eberle in Romania gymnast: scores a perfect 10 in 1980 Olympics.
(1964) Scott Baker: American journalist and blogger.
(1964) Dave Colclough: Welsh computer programmer and poker player.
(1964) Brian Crowley: Irish lawyer and politician.
(1963) Jason Newsted: Bassist.
(1963) Daniel Roebuck: American actor and producer.
(1963) Anna Axe: American multiple birth, quadruplet, 2nd born; 5th child.
(1963) Barbara Bubula: Polish politician.
(1963) Logan Phang: Malaysian astrologer.
(1963) Anne Minter: in Australia; tennis star.
(1963) MDV [Michiel: de Vos]; Dutch pop bassist (Burma Shave-Stash).
(1963) Janey Grace: English singer and radio host.
(1963) Alexei Kyrilloff: Russian artist.
(1963) Janey Lee Grace: English singer and disc jockey.
(1962) Claire Voisin: French mathematician and academic.
(1962) Stephan Reimertz: German art historian and novelist.
(1962) Greg Kragen: American athlete, pro football player considered one of the best nose tackles in football.
(1962) Paul Canoville: English former professional footballer.
(1962) Brant Ian Woodward in Hurstville: New Zealand; trap shooter (Olympics-1996).
(1962) Greg Kragen NFL nose tackle (Green Bay Packers: Carolina Panthers).
(1962) Jon Durno: bassist (Roman Holliday).
(1962) Simon Bisley: English author and illustrator.
(1962) David Sparrow: English-Canadian actor producer and screenwriter.
(1962) Mikko Nissinen: Finnish ballet dancer.
(1961) Steven Weber: American actor producer and screenwriter.
(1961) David "Tinker" Juarez: Los Angeles, California -- Cyclist (1996 Olympics - 19th Place).
(1961) Steven Weber in Queens: New York, USA; actor (Brian Hackett - Wings).
(1961) Roger Wessels in Port Elizabeth: South Africa; golfer (1994 Canadian Masters).
(1961) Alain Coumont: Belgian chef founded Le Pain Quotidien.
(1961) Sabine Everts: former German track athlete.
(1961) Tinker Juarez: American motocross racer.
(1961) Ray Mancini: American boxer actor and producer.
(1961) Mahito Ōba: Japanese voice actor.
(1961) Atsuko Asano: Japanese actress.
(1961) Roger Wessels: South African golfer.
(1961) Mahito Oba: Japanese voice actor and narrator.
(1961) Theodosii Spassov: Bulgarian jazz musician.
(1960) Thierry Pastor: Algerian-French singer-songwriter.
(1960) John Mugabi: Ugandan boxer.
(1960) Kazimierz Matuszny: Polish politician.
(1960) Iain Hesford: Zambian-English footballer and coach (d. 2014).
(1960) Mikko Kuustonen: Finnish singer and songwriter.
(1960) Russell Todd in Troy: New York, USA; actor (Dr Jamie Frame - Another World).
(1960) Reggie McElroy: NFL tackle (Denver Broncos).
(1960) Mykelti Williamson: American actor and director.
(1960) Christina Sussiek: German long jumper and sprinter.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Plamen Getov: Bulgarian footballer.
(1959) Kelly Lynch in Golden Walley: Minnesota, USA; actress (Warm Summer Rain, Cocktail).
(1959) Cinzia Leone: Italian actress and comedian.
(1959) Rick Ardon: Australian news presenter.
(1958) Laurence Chirac: French noted family, the daughter of Bernadette and Jacques Chirac, born handicapped.
(1958) Patricia Heaton: TV Actress.
(1958) Massimo Mascioletti: Italian rugby player and coach.
(1958) Patricia Heaton in Cleveland: Ohio, USA; actress (Debra - Everybody Loves Raymond).
(1957) Mykelti Williamson
(1957) Rick Mast: American race car driver.

(1957) Edouard Vermeulen: Belgian fashion designer.
(1957) Nicholas Coleridge: English journalist and businessman.
(1957) Jim Dwyer: American journalist and author.
(1957) Ron Fassler: American film and television actor.
(1957) Pius Njawé: Cameroonian journalist (d. 2010).
(1957) Steve Marocco: American homosexual male, diagnosed with AIDS 7/04/1983.
(1956) Marleen de Cokere
(1956) Geneviève Darrieussecq
(1956) Kermit Driscoll: American jazz bassist.
(1955) Dominique Pinon: French actor and singer.
(1955) Tim Costello: prominent Australian Baptist minister and current CEO of World Vision Australia.
(1955) James Weaver: English race car driver.
(1955) Joey Jones: Welsh professional footballer.
(1955) Benny Alexander: Secretary-General (South African Pan-Africanist Movement).
(1955) Rowland Charles: Gould (Boon Gould) English musician (Level 42).
(1954) François Fillon: French politician, minister of higher education and research in 1993.
(1954) Adrian Zmed
(1954) Catherine O'Hara: TV Actress.
(1954) Yvan Lachaud: French politician.
(1954) Ricky Ford: American saxophonist and educator.
(1954) Peter Jacobsen: American golfer and sportscaster.
(1954) Mark Wagner: American baseball player, a right-handed shortstop who played for the Detroit Tigers (1976–1980), Texas Rangers (1981–1983), and Oakland Athletics (1984).
(1954) St Clair L Palmer: vocalist (Sweet Sensation).
(1954) Judith Eger: Canadian dancer.
(1954) Timur Apakidze: Russian major general and Hero of the Russian Federation (d. 2001).
(1954) Victoria Barnsley: English publisher.
(1954) Mark Chorvinsky: American magician and author (d. 2005).
(1954) Boris Moiseev: Russian singer, choreographer, dancer, writer and actor.
(1954) Irina Ratushinskaya: Russian writer and dissident.
(1954) Peter Erling Jacobsen in Portland: Oregon, USA; PGA golfer (1990 Bob Hope).
(1954) Adrian Zmed in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actor (TJ Hooker, Dance Fever).
(1954) Willie Thorne: English snooker player and sportscaster.
(1954) Francois Fillon: French politician, Prime Minister of France.
(1953) Kay Lenz: American actress of film and TV who made her strongest mark in TV movies.
(1953) Nicholas Campion: English astrologer and historian.
(1953) Rose Laurens: French singer-songwriter.
(1953) Emilio Estefan: Cuban-American drummer and producer.
(1953) Scott Hicks: Australian film director of the movie "Shine," the story of David Helfgott.
(1953) Chris Smith (politician)
(1953) Paweł Janas: Polish footballer and manager.
(1953) Kay Lenz in Los Angeles: California, USA; actress (Moving Violations, Rich Man Poor Man).
(1953) Christopher H Smith American politician (Representative-Republican-New Jersey: 1981-).
(1953) Pawe? Janas: Polish football manager.
(1953) John Edwards: Australian television drama producer.
(1953) Geoff Nicholson: British novelist and non-fiction writer.
(1953) Peggy Rathmann: award-winning American author and illustrator.
(1953) Reinhold Roth: former German Grand Prix motorcycle road racer.
(1953) KRK Ryden: American painter and illustrator.
(1953) Chris Smith: American lawyer and politician.
(1953) Daniel Woodrell: American crime fiction writer.
(1953) Christopher Smith: American politician, congress representative from New Jersey.
(1953) Nick Campion: British astrologer who began his study at 18, in 1971, turning pro in 1975 after graduating Cambridge University with a history degree.
(1952) Ronn Moss: American actor who plays the role of Ridge Forrester on the daytime soap "The Bold and the Beautiful," a handsome addition to TV soaps from 1989.
(1952) Umberto Tozzi: Italian singer with musical shows as well as being a pop singer and guitarist in a group.
(1952) Bernard Weinstein: French accomplice of Marc Dutroux’s.
(1952) Svend Robinson: American-Canadian lawyer and politician.
(1952) Gérard Aschieri
(1952) Peter Kuhfeld: English figurative painter.
(1952) Ronn Moss in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Ridge - The Bold and the Beautiful, Santa Barbara).
(1952) Serge Fiori: Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist (Harmonium).
(1951) Chris Rea: English rock guitarist (Fool If You Think It Is Over).
(1951) Barbara de Angelis
(1951) Kenny Dalglish: Scottish soccer coach, named the manager of Newcastle United football club in January 1997.
(1951) Glenis Willmott: British politician, leader of the European Parliamentary Labour Party.
(1951) Gwen Welles in Chattanooga: Tennessee, USA; actress (Desert Hearts, Sticky Fingers, Angel On My Shoulder).
(1951) Edelgard Bulmahn: German educator and politician German Federal Minister of Education and Research.
(1951) Theresa Cha: South Korean-American author (d. 1982).
(1951) Pete Haycock: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Climax Blues Band and ELO Part II) (d. 2013).
(1951) Sam Perlozzo: American baseball player and manager.
(1951) Klinton Spilsbury: Mexican-American actor.
(1951) Gwen Welles: American actress (d. 1993).
(1951) Barbara De Angelis: American author and lecturer, one of America's leading experts on relationships and personal growth.
(1951) Linda Yamamoto: Japanese singer and actress.
(1951) Zoran Žižić: Montenegrin politician 4th Prime Minister of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (d. 2013).
(1951) Cecilia Todd: Venezuelan singer and performer.
(1951) Mike Quarry: American boxer (d. 2006).
(1951) Theresa Hak Kyung Cha: American novelist (d. 1982).
(1950) Rick Perry: American politician, Governor of Texas, and candidate for the 2012 Republican Party nomination in the US Presidential election to be held November 6, 2012.
(1950) Ken Robinson (educationalist)
(1950) Barrie Cassidy: veteran Australian political journalist.
(1950) Francis Affleck: Canadian race car driver (d. 1985).
(1950) Judy Dickinson in Akron: Ohio, USA; LPGA golfer (1985 Boston Five Classic).
(1950) Ron Climie: retired American professional ice hockey player.
(1950) Rafael Canizares Poey: Alacs Mountains, Cuba -- Basketballer (1972 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1950) Safet Plakalo: Bosnian author and playwright (d. 2015).
(1950) Ofelia Medina: Mexican actress and screenwriter.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Carroll Baker: Canadian country singer and songwriter.
(1949) Sergei Bagapsh: President of the partially recognized de facto independent Republic of Abkhazia.
(1949) Cookie Mueller: American actress and screenwriter (d. 1989).
(1949) Tomislav Trifić: Serbian illustrator and academic.
(1949) Pierre-Joseph Goetz: French sports commentator at the Paris-Vincennes Hippodrome, for the Prix d'Amérique.
(1949) Tomislav Trific: Serbian graphic artist.
(1948) James Ellroy: American author.
(1948) Loïc Caradec: French engineer, architect, and skipper, he won the Transat race Quebec-St-Malo in 1984.
(1948) Chris Squire: English singer-songwriter and bass guitarist (The Syn Yes XYZ and Conspiracy) (d. 2015).
(1948) Shakin' Stevens: Welsh singer-songwriter (Shakin' Stevens and the Sunsets).

(1948) Jean O'Leary: American activist and politician (d. 2005).
(1948) Chris Squire in London: England; rock bassist (Yes - "Fish Out of Water").
(1948) Lindy Chamberlain: Australian author.
(1948) Brian Cummings: American voice actor and singer.
(1948) Veljko Despot: Croatian music journalist and record business entrepreneur.
(1948) Lindy Chamberlain-Creighton: New Zealand-Australian author.
(1948) Leron Lee: American baseball player and coach.
(1948) Tom Grieve: American baseball player manager and sportscaster.
(1947) Nicole Calfan: French actress and writer, known for her role in Borsalino, directed by Jacques Deray (1970), with Alain Delon and Jean-Paul Belmondo.
(1947) Greg Guma: American progressive journalist and author.
(1947) Gunnar Hansen: Icelandic-American actor and screenwriter (d. 2015).
(1947) Jan Garbarek: Norwegian saxophonist and composer.
(1947) David Franzoni: American screenwriter and producer.
(1947) Terry Lowry: American newscaster.
(1947) Gwen Welles: American actress (d. 1993).
(1947) Peteris Plakidis: Latvian composer and pianist.
(1947) Mike Sheahan: Australian journalist and sports television personality.
(1947) John Hinch: English Professor of fluid dynamics, Cambridge University.
(1947) Aura Lewis: South African singer.
(1947) Bob Lewis: American guitarist (Devo).
(1947) Pēteris Plakidis: Latvian pianist and composer.
(1947) Kamil Sönmez: Turkish folk singer and actor (d. 2012).
(1946) Ralph Kirshbaum in Denton: Texas, USA; cellist (RNCM Manchester International Festival).
(1946) Patricia Kennealy-Morrison: American journalist and author.
(1946) Jean-Claude Schmitt: French historian and scholar.
(1946) Danny Frisella: American baseball player (d. 1977).
(1946) Michael Ashcroft: English entrepreneur / multi-millionaire (Hawley-ADT).
(1946) Nora Radcliffe: Scottish politician.
(1946) David Gittins (Red Stripe): singer (Flying Pickets).
(1946) Harvey Goldsmith: English businessman.
(1946) Daniel Frisella: American baseball player (d. 1977).
(1946) Robert Raymond: Rocker.
(1946) Haile Gerima: Ethiopian-American director and producer.
(1945) Jaime Tirelli
(1945) Tara Browne: British socialite (d. 1966).
(1945) Michael Sheridan: American ecclesiastic, a Roman Catholic bishop of Colorado Springs, CO, who in spring 2004 agreed with the idea that any politician who voted for positions contrary to Catholic Church teachings should not receive Communion, one of the central Catholic rites.
(1945) Andre Roulez: French truck driver for bread delivery.
(1945) Tony Allen: English comedian and author.
(1945) Greg Craig: Washington-based lawyer and current White House Counsel to President Barack Obama.
(1945) Tommy Svensson: Swedish footballer and manager.
(1945) Tim Weigel: American sportscaster (d. 2001).
(1945) Gary Williams: American basketball player and coach.
(1945) Frank Novak: American actor.
(1945) Reinhard Eichelbeck: German journalist, writer and photographer.
(1945) Femi Benussi: Italian film actress.
(1945) Jaime Tirelli in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Orlando Lopez - Ball Four).
(1945) Dieter Meier: Switzerland -- Singer / children book writer (Yello).
(1944) Bobby Womack: American musician with the Womack Brothers, an R&B quartet.
(1944) Alfredo Arias
(1944) Glen Baxter: English cartoonist.
(1944) Andre Betta
(1944) Len Walker: former English footballer and manager.
(1944) Anthony Sanda: Japanese-American physicist and academic.
(1944) Ulrich Roski: German singer-songwriter (d. 2003).
(1944) Harvey Postlethwaite: British engineer and racing car designer (Born 1944).
(1944) Bobby Womack in Cleveland: Ohio, USA; R&B singer/guitarist ("Woman's Got to Have It").
(1944) Michael ''Mick'' Wilson: drummer (Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich).
(1944) Anthony Ichiro Sanda: Japanese-American particle physicist.
(1944) Greg Weld: American race car driver (d. 2008).
(1943) Antoine Carré
(1943) Lucio Dalla: Italian singer-songwriter and musician.
(1943) Aldo Rico: Argentinian commander and politician.
(1943) Ron O'Quinn: American radio disc jockey.
(1943) Zoltan Jeney: Hungarian composer.
(1943) Malcolm Barber: English scholar of medieval history.
(1943) Zoltán Jeney: Hungarian pianist and composer.
(1942) Gloria Gaither: American singer-songwriter (Bill Gaither Trio).
(1942) Charles C Krulak: American general and the 31st Commandant of the U.S.
(1942) Henk van der Kroon: Dutch founder and president of the Federation of European Carnival Cities.
(1942) James Gustave Speth: American environmental lawyer and advocate.
(1942) Zoran Sztevanovity: Serbian born Hungarian musician, singer and composer.
(1942) Ji-Tu Cumbuka: veteran American stage and screen actor.
(1942) Charles Krulak: American general.
(1942) David Matthews: American keyboard player and composer (Manhattan Jazz Quintet).
(1942) Christopher Shackle: retired Professor of Modern Languages of South Asia in the University of London.
(1942) Lynn Sherr: American broadcast journalist and author.
(1942) James Speth: American lawyer and politician.
(1942) Zorán Sztevanovity: Serbian-Hungarian singer-songwriter and guitarist (Metro).
(1941) Adrian Lyne: English director producer and screenwriter.
(1941) Tracy Cabot: American writer of pop-psychology "self-help" books on romantic problems.
(1941) Ji-Tu Cumbuka in Helena: Alabama, USA; actor (Roots, Man Called Sloane).
(1941) John Hancock in Hazen: Arkansas, USA; actor (Black Marble, Traxx, Houston Knights).
(1941) John Aprea in Englewood: New Jersey, USA; actor (Lucas - Another World, Godfather 2).
(1941) Bobby Shew: American trumpet player.
(1941) Linda Obermoeller: American painter (d. 1990).
(1941) James Zagel: United States district judge and novelist.
(1940) Ed Burke (athlete)
(1940) David Plante: Providence Writer.
(1940) Volodymyr Morozov: Ukrainian flatwater canoer.
(1940) Vladimir Morozov: Ukrainian canoe racer.
(1940) Tamara Wilcox: American actress producer and costume designer (d. 1998).
(1940) Wolfgang Hoffmann-Riem: German legal scholar and former judge of the Federal Constitutional Court of Germany.
(1940) Burke : American athlete, Olympic contender of the hammer throw at age 44.
(1940) Edward Burke: American Olympic hammer thrower.
(1940) Tom Pedigo: American set decorator (d. 2000).
(1940) Arild Lund: Norwegian politician for the Conservative Party.
(1940) Alpha Conde: Guinean politician and President of the Rally of the Guinean People (RPG).
(1940) Kas Garas: Kaunas, Lithuania -- Actor (Hamlyn-Strange Report).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Sandra Reynolds
(1939) Keith Skues: British radio personality.
(1939) Paula Prentiss [Ragusa] in San Antonio: Texas, USA; actress (Parallax View, He and She).
(1939) James Aubrey Turner: Scientist.
(1939) Jack Fisher: American baseball player.
(1939) Carlos Vereza: Brazilian actor.
(1939) Zvi Mazel: Israeli diplomat.
(1938) Paula Prentiss: American actress, a leading lady in Hollywood films, adept at urbane screwball comedy roles.
(1938) Alpha Condé: Guinean politician President of Guinea.
(1938) Adam Daniel Rotfeld: Polish diplomat and researcher.

(1938) Annie Lacheroy: French astrologer, author of the book "L'astrologie et le thème astral par les couleurs, Une nouvelle approche des grandes traditions.
(1938) Anton Balasingham: Sri Lankan political strategist (Born 1938).
(1938) Anton Stanislaus Balasingham: Political strategist and negotiator (d. 2006).
(1938) Marshall Cooke: Australian lawyer and politician.
(1938) Allan Kornblum: American police officer and judge (d. 2010).
(1938) Roy Hazelwood: former FBI profiler of sex crimes.
(1938) Angus MacLise: American composer, drummer (Velvet Underground), mystic and shaman (Born 1938).
(1938) Don Perkins: American football player and sportscaster.
(1938) Adam Rotfeld: Polish academic and politician Polish Minister of Foreign Affairs.
(1937) Barney Wilen: French musician, a tenor saxophonist.
(1937) Ron Carter: jazz bassist (Ron Carter Meets Bach).
(1937) Leslie Gelb: American journalist and author.
(1937) José Araquistáin: Spanish footballer.
(1937) Yuri Senkevich: Russian medical doctor, explorer and TV anchorman.
(1937) Yuri Aleksandrovich Senkevich: Russian Cosmonaut.
(1937) Graham Dowling: New Zealand cricketer.
(1937) Richard Wright: British keyboardist (Pink Floyd) (Born 1943).
(1937) [Bernard Barney Jean] Wilen: Musician.
(1937) William Deverell: Canadian novelist, activist, and criminal lawyer.
(1937) Richard B Wright: Canadian novelist.
(1936) Jim Clark: American sheriff and segregationist (Born 1922).
(1936) Robert Garrow: American serial killer (d. 1978).
(1936) John Burland: Emeritus Professor and Senior Research Investigator at the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering of Imperial College London.
(1936) Eric Allandale: Dominican trombonist and songwriter (The Foundations) (d. 2001).
(1936) Jim Clark: Scottish race-car nicknamed "The Flying Scot," as he won 25 Grand Prix races.
(1936) Aribert Reimann: German composer, pianist and accompanist, known especially for his literary operas.
(1936) Eric Allendale: West Indian trombonist and songwriter (d. 2001).
(1935) Edward Dębicki: Ukrainian-Polish poet and composer (Terno).
(1935) Bent Larsen: Danish chess player and author (d. 2010).
(1935) Edward Debicki: Polish Romani poet, musician and composer.
(1935) Nancy Whiskey: Scottish-English singer (d. 2003).
(1934) John Churchill Dunn
(1934) Mario Davidovsky: Argentinian-American composer and academic.
(1934) John Duffey: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Country Gentlemen and The Seldom Scene) (d. 1996).
(1934) John Dunn: Scottish radio disk jockey.
(1934) Jane van Lawick-Goodall: Ethologist / chimp expert (1974 Walker Prize).
(1934) Janez Strnad: Slovenian physicist and academic (d. 2015).
(1934) Gleb Yakunin: Russian priest and activist (d. 2014).
(1934) Mario Davidovsky in Buenos Aires: Argentina; composer (Synchronisms).
(1934) Sandra Reynolds: South African tennis player.
(1934) Barbara McNair in Racine: Wisconsin, USA; singer/actress (Barbara McNair Show).
(1934) Anne Haney: American actress (Born 1934).
(1934) Barbara McNair: American singer and actress (Born 1934).
(1933) Louis Viannet: French trade unionist, who was secretary general of the 'Confédération générale du travail' (CGT; English: General Confederation of Labour) from 1992 to 1999.
(1933) Ann Burton (singer)
(1933) Unni Bernhoft: Norwegian actress and tobacco store proprietor.
(1933) John W Mills: British sculptor.
(1933) Ann Burton: Dutch jazz singer (d. 1989).
(1933) John Mills: English sculptor and educator.
(1933) Nino Vaccarella: Italian race car driver.
(1932) Miriam Makeba: South African singer and anti-apartheid activist (Born 1932).
(1932) Guido Baggiani: Composer.
(1932) Hessel Rienks: economist/Dutch second chamber member (PvdA).
(1932) Ed Roth: American illustrator (d. 2001).
(1932) Ed ''Big Daddy'' Roth: American car designer (d. 2001).
(1932) Sigurd Jansen: Norwegian composer, pianist and conductor.
(1932) Ryszard Kapuscinski: Polish journalist (d. 2007).
(1932) Miriam Makeba in Johannesburg: South Africa; singer (Grammy 1965).
(1932) Maria Gonzalez Buendia: Mexican Shaman, healer, midwife and huesera.
(1932) Ryszard Kapuściński: Polish journalist photographer and poet (d. 2007).
(1932) Frank Wells: American entertainment businessman (d. 1994).
(1931) Han Jansen: Dutch painter.
(1931) Alice Rivlin: American economist and politician.
(1931) Larry Keith: American actor (d. 2010).
(1931) William Keeler: American cardinal.
(1931) Bob Johnson: US hockey coach (Pittsburgh Penguins), dies at 60.
(1931) Bill Guttridge: English footballer and manager (d. 2013).
(1931) Wally Bruner: American journalist and television host (d. 1997).
(1931) Ernesto Rosenstand: Arubian playwright (Kiko Ta Di Nos?).
(1931) Gennady Rozhdestvensky: Composer.
(1931) Mohamed Omari: Algerian-born French boxer, a middleweight.
(1930) Claude Abeille: French sculptor.
(1930) Francois Ludo: France sport Champion.
(1930) Anne-Lisa Amadou: Norwegian literary researcher.
(1930) John Hartley: American chemist and CEO in charge of Harris, an orchid grower.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Bernard Haitink: Dutch conductor of international allure.
(1929) Craig Huebing: American actor who is known for his various doctor roles on soap operas.
(1929) Harold Hassall: English footballer and manager (d. 2015).
(1929) Josep Mestres Quadreny: Catalan composer.
(1929) Peter Swerling: American theoretician and engineer (d. 2000).
(1929) Elaine Shore: American actress (d. 2007).
(1929) Darrett B Rutman: US historian (d. 1997).
(1929) Darrett Rutman: American historian and academic (d. 1997).
(1929) Josep Quadreny: Spanish composer.
(1929) Wolfgang Hollegha: Austrian painter and academic.

(1928) Samuel Adler: German-American composer and conductor.
(1928) Maria Andrade: Brazilian noted family, the son of Carlos Drummond de Andrade.
(1928) Fred Kassak: French writer, specializing in detective novels.
(1928) Alan Sillitoe: Britain -- Writer (Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner).
(1927) Jacques Dupin: France Writer.
(1927) Dick Savitt: American tennis player and champion of the Wimbledon Men's Singles in 1951.
(1927) Robert Di Domenica: Composer.
(1927) Thayer David in Medford: Massachusetts, USA; actor (Eiger Sanction, Rocky, Nero Wolfe, Savages).
(1927) Philip Batt: 29th Governor of Idaho.
(1927) Richard Savitt: Bayonne sports Champions.
(1927) Martin Walser: German writer, famous for describing the conflicts his anti-heroes have in his novels and stories.
(1927) Phil Batt: American soldier and politician 29th Governor of Idaho.
(1927) Thayer David: Actor (Rocky, Roots, Savages), dies at 51.
(1927) Robert Orben: American magician and author.
(1927) Cy Touff: American trumpet player (d. 2003).
(1926) Pascual Pérez: Argentinian boxer (d. 1977).
(1926) Don Rendell: English saxophonist and flute player (Oscar Rabin Band) (d. 2015).
(1926) Prince Dimitri Romanov: Russian prince, philanthropist and author.
(1926) James J Eagan: Former Mayor of Florissant, Missouri (d. 2000).
(1926) Pascual Perez: Argentinean boxer known as "El Terrier.
(1926) Henri de Contenson: French archaeologist and researcher.
(1926) Richard DeVos: American billionaire, co-founder of Amway.
(1926) Emile Chemama: France sport Champion.
(1925) Edmond Abelé: French Catholic priest, the bishop emeritus of Digne since 1987.
(1925) Paul Mauriat: French orchestra leader, conductor of Le Grand Orchestre de Paul Mauriat, who specialized in the easy listening genre.
(1925) Alan Battersby: English chemist and academic.
(1924) Bert Parnaby: English actor and teacher (d. 1992).
(1924) Kenneth O'Donnell: aide to US President John F. Kennedy (d. 1977).
(1923) Patrick Moore: British astronomer who has been on TV since the late 1950's.
(1923) Willie Johnson: American guitarist (d. 1995).
(1923) Francis King: English author and poet (d. 2011).
(1923) Ameli : Duchess of Oldenburg.
(1923) Piero D'Inzeo: Italian Olympic show jumping rider.
(1923) Russell Freeburg: former American newspaper editor (Chicago Tribune)and author.
(1922) Richard von Frankenberg: German racing driver and journalist (d. 1973).
(1922) Richard Cunha: American director and cinematographer (d. 2005).
(1922) Dina Pathak: Gujarati theatre and film actress (d. 2002).
(1922) Martha O'Driscoll: American film actress (d. 1998).
(1922) Richard E Cunha: American cinematographer and film director (d. 2005).
(1921) Joan Greenwood: London, England -- Actress / director (Amorous Mr Prawn).
(1921) Halim El-Dabh: Egyptian-American composer and educator.
(1921) François Lhermitte: French neurologist, son of the neurologist Jean Lhermitte.
(1921) Ginette Baudin: French actress, who played in over twenty films in the 1940s and '50s.
(1921) Phanishwar 'Renu': Indian author and activist (d. 1977).
(1921) Dinny Pails: English-Australian tennis player (d. 1986).
(1921) Olev Olesk: Estonian politician Estonian Minister of Foreign Affairs in exile.
(1920) Jean Lecanuet: French politician, senator, minister, senator & mayor of rouen for 25 yrs.
(1920) Alan MacNaughton
(1920) Marcella Grady: Jennings rancher.
(1920) Alan MacNaughtan: Scottish actor, comedian.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Tan Chee Khoon: Malaysian politician (d. 1996).
(1919) Tan Khoon: Malaysian physician and politician (d. 1996).
(1919) Buck Baker: American race car driver (d. 2002).
(1918) Margaret Osborne Dupont
(1918) Kurt Dahlmann: German pilot lawyer and journalist.
(1918) Margaret Osborne DuPont: Joseph, Oregon -- Tennis pro (US Open 1948-50).
(1918) Dwayne Andreas: American accountant, administrator and operations CEO of Archer Daniels Midland for 20 years.
(1918) Margaret duPont: American tennis player (d. 2012).
(1917) Clyde McCullough: American baseball player coach and manager (d. 1982).
(1917) Frederick Michaelis: American military admiral in the United States Navy who served in World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War.

(1916) Hans Jurgen Eysenck
(1916) Giorgio Bassani: Italian writer, a novelist, poet and essayist best known for his psychological novels, especially "The Garden of the Finzi Contini.
(1916) Maurice Argent: American actor (d. 1981).
(1916) Michael Howard: British actor and comedian (d. 1988).
(1916) Hans Eysenck: German-British professor of psychology and an astrological researcher.
(1916) William Alland: American actor, producer, writer and director (d. 1997).
(1915) László Csatáry: Hungarian criminal (d. 2013).
(1915) Carlos Surinach: Spanish/American musician and composer.
(1915) Charles Johnston: Baron Johnston of Rockport, British politician and businessman (d. 2002).
(1915) Maurice Ciantar: Asniéres Journalist.
(1915) Petrus de Jong Dutch premier (KVP: 1967-71).
(1915) Eunice Catunda: composer.
(1915) Frank Sleeman: Australian lieutenant and politician Lord Mayor of Brisbane (d. 2000).
(1915) Robert Thom: American painter and historian (d. 1979).
(1914) Robert R Wilson: American physicist, sculptor and architect (d. 2000).
(1914) Robert Bice: American television and film actor, who appeared in 199 films and television programs between 1943 and 1967.
(1914) Luigi Colaussi: Italian soccer player.
(1914) Gino Colaussi: Italian footballer (d. 1991).
(1914) Barbara Newhall Follett: American child prodigy novelist (disappeared 1939).
(1914) Barbara Follett: American author (d. 1939).
(1914) Ward Kimball: American animator producer and screenwriter (d. 2002).
(1914) Robert Wilson: American physicist sculptor and architect (d. 2000).
(1913) John Garfield: American actor who played in 31 films from 1938-1951.
(1913) Claude Génia
(1913) Leo Trepp
(1913) John H Fremlin: English nuclear physicist (d. 1995).
(1913) Taos Amrouche: Algerian singer and author (d. 1976).
(1912) Afro Basaldella: Italian painter (d. 1976).
(1912) Rodolfo Galeotti Torres: Guatemalan sculptor (d. 1988).
(1912) Edgar Tafel: American architect (d. 2011).
(1912) Judith Furse: British character actress (d. 1974).
(1912) Pierre Nardin: Vagney Military man.
(1912) John Garfield New York City: New York; actor (Air Force, Destination Tokyo, Juarez).
(1912) Afro [Basaldella]: Italian painter.
(1912) Afro : Italian artist, a painter and stage designer who developed his personal idiom of lyrical abstraction.
(1912) Rodolfo Torres: Guatemalan sculptor (d. 1988).
(1912) Carl Marzani: Italian-American activist and publisher (d. 1994).
(1912) Ferdinand Leitner: German conductor and composer (d. 1996).
(1911) Charles Greville: 7th Earl of Warwick English actor (d. 1984).
(1911) Christer Boucht: Finnish-Swedish lawyer, adventure traveler and writer (d. 2009).
(1910) Tancredo Neves: Brazilian politician, lawyer, public attorney, Secretary of Justice, Senator, P.M.
(1910) Miriam Kressyn: Polish-born actor (d. 1996).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Harry Helmsley: American real estate entrepreneur (d. 1997).
(1909) Matt Cvetic: American secret agent with the FBI, leading a double life as a communist party member from February 1943.
(1909) Harry B Helmsley New York City: New York, billionaire builder (Empire State Building).
(1909) Casimiro Berenguer: Puerto Rican nationalist who witnessed the Ponce Massacre.
(1909) George Holbrook: American chemist and engineer (d. 1987).
(1909) George Edward Holbrook: American chemical engineer (d. 1987).
(1908) T Howard: American surgeon and activist (d. 1976).
(1908) Boris N Poveloi [Kampov]: Russian journalist / writer.
(1908) Thomas Shaw: American singer and guitarist (d. 1977).
(1908) Guy Penaud: Barbezieux physician.

(1908) Prudent Poree: France Scientist.
(1908) TRM Howard: American civil rights leader (d. 1976).
(1907) Dorothy Burgess
(1907) Edgar Barrier: New York, United States -- Actor (Cobra Woman, Macbeth, Rocky, Cornered).
(1907) Eleanor ''Sis'' Daley: wife of Richard J. Daley (d. 2003).
(1907) : American wife of Richard J. Daley (d. 2003).
(1907) Leopoldo Valentini: Italy Actor.
(1906) Émile Damais
(1906) Horace Roye: pioneering British photographer (d. 2002).
(1906) Fionn MacColla: Scottish novelist (d. 1975).
(1906) Georges Ronsse: Belgian bicycle racer (d. 1969).
(1906) Avery Fisher: American violinist and engineer founded Fisher Electronics (d. 1994).
(1906) Meindert DeJong: Dutch-American soldier and author (d. 1991).
(1906) Buck Canel: Argentinian-American sportscaster (d. 1980).
(1906) Charles Walgreen: Jr.
(1906) Charles Rudolph Walgreen: Jr.
(1904) Joseph Schmidt: Austrian-Hungarian tenor and actor (d. 1942).
(1904) Tahachee: American actor and author (d. 1978).
(1904) George Gamow: Ukrainian-American physicist and cosmologist (d. 1968).
(1904) Luis Carrero-Blanco: 1st Duke of Carrero-Blanco, Spanish admiral (d. 1973).
(1904) Chief Tahachee: American actor (d. 1978).
(1904) Aleksei Kosygin: Russian politician and Communist Premier from 1964 to 10/23/1980.
(1904) Luis Blanco: Spanish admiral and politician 69th President of the Government of Spain (d. 1973).
(1904) Theodor Seuss: American artist, cartoonist, author of children's books.
(1903) Luis Carrero Blanco: Prime Minister of Spain (1973), assassinated by ETA.
(1903) William C Boyd: American immunochemist (d. 1983).
(1903) Merwin Graham: American Olympic track and field athlete (d. 1989).
(1903) Carrie Best: Canadian journalist (d. 2001).
(1903) Malcolm Dole: American chemist and academic (d. 1990).
(1903) Harold Berens: comedian.
(1903) Giulio Stival: Italy Actor.
(1903) William Boyd: American immunologist and chemist (d. 1983).
(1903) Dorothy Mackaill: Actress (Love Affair), dies of kidney failure at 87.
(1903) John Scarne: American magician and author (d. 1985).
(1902) Fred Mallin: English boxer (d. 1987).
(1902) Russell Reeder: United States Army officer and author (d. 1998).
(1902) Rachel Messerer: Russian silent film and theatre actress (d. 1993).
(1901) Charles Goren: American bridge expert.
(1901) Charles H: Goren bridge master (26 US Titles).
(1901) Wilbur R Franks: Canadian scientist (d. 1986).
(1901) Wilbur Franks: Canadian scientist invented the g-suit (d. 1986).
(1901) Willy Krause: German film actor, who died in February 1990 in Baden-Baden.
(1901) Jean Joseph Rabearivelo: Malagasy/French poet (d. 1937).
(1901) Jean-Joseph Rabearivelo: Malagasy-French author poet and playwright (d. 1937).
(1900) Desire Bastin: Belgium sport Champion.
(1900) Herbert Biberman: American director and screenwriter (d. 1971).
(1900) Roberto Soundy: El Salvador -- Trap shooter (1968 Olympics).

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