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Famous Birthdays of 5 February

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 5th of February

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2009 - 2000

(2009) Ella-Grace Trudeau: Canadian newsmaker, the second-born child to Liberal politician Justin Trudeau and his wife Sophie Grégoire, a CTV entertainment reporter.
(2002) Davis Cleveland: American actor.
(2001) Christian Muniz: American noted family, the son of Grammy-winning Latin singer Marc Anthony, 32, and his wife, Dayanara, 26.
(2001) Juan Labajo: World Music Singer.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Graham Sierota: Drummer.
(1997) Patrick Roberts: English footballer.
(1997) TheCampingRusher : YouTube Star.
(1997) Hotspot: Rapper.
(1996) Matt Testro: TV Actor.
(1996) Adam Tichopad: YouTube Star.
(1996) Matt Watson: Entrepreneur.
(1995) Trayvon Martin
(1995) Adnan Januzaj: Soccer Player.
(1995) Melanie McGovern: American noted family member, daughter and first child of golfer Jim McGovern and his wife Lauren.

(1995) Batuhan Karacakaya: Turkish actor.
(1995) Andrew Ferrer: YouTube Star.
(1994) Arisa Komiya: Japanese actress and model.
(1994) Saki Nakajima: Japanese singer (Cute Guardians 4).
(1993) Aleksandr Ilyin: Russian footballer.
(1992) Neymar : Brazilian footballer who plays as a forward for FC Barcelona (since summer 2013) and the Brazilian national team, mainly as a forward.
(1992) Nabilla
(1992) Stefan de Vrij: Dutch footballer.
(1992) Nabilla Benattia: French model and personality on the French reality TV.
(1991) Tim Borrmann: Model.
(1991) Nabil Bahoui: Swedish footballer.
(1991) Alba Riquelme: Paraguayan model Miss Paraguay 2011.
(1991) Kelvin Benjamin: Football Player.
(1991) Terrence Ross: Basketball Player.
(1990) Anastasia Corlouër
(1990) Kim Ji-soo: South Korean singer-songwriter.
(1990) Dmitry Andreikin: Russian chess player.
(1990) Lars Gerson: Luxembourgian-Norwegian footballer.
(1990) Jordan Rhodes: Soccer Player.
(1990) Marvin Knoll: German footballer.
(1990) Bhuvneshwar Kumar: Cricket Player.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Jeremy Sumpter: American actor.
(1989) Cristine Reyes: Filipino actress.
(1989) Jason Zimmerman: eSports Player.
(1989) Renée Slegers: Dutch footballer.
(1989) Otele Mouangue: Cameroonian footballer.
(1989) Marina Melnikova: Russian tennis player.
(1989) Dmytro Khovbosha: Ukrainian footballer.
(1989) Edoardo Giorgetti: Italian swimmer.
(1988) Karin Ontiveros: Mexican model and sportscaster.
(1988) Kevin J Maclean: Scottish singer-songwriter.

(1988) Philipp Marschall: German skier.
(1988) Štěpán Kodeda: Czech orienteering competitor (d. 2015).
(1988) Chris Trott: YouTube Star.
(1988) Kyle Simmons: Pianist.
(1988) Johnathan Haggerty: American football player.
(1988) Natalie Geisenberger: German luger.
(1987) Darren Criss: American actor, singer.
(1987) Curtis Jerrells: American basketball player.
(1987) Christen Dominique: YouTube Star.
(1987) Vernus Abbott: Saint Lucian footballer.
(1987) Linus Omark: Swedish ice hockey player.
(1987) Alex Kuznetsov: Ukrainian-American tennis player.
(1987) Maya Rew: Model.
(1987) Donald Sanford: American-Israeli sprinter.
(1986) Louis Picamoles
(1986) Augustin Billetdoux
(1986) Manuel Fernandes (footballer born 1986)
(1986) Ashley Simmons: American professional wrestler.
(1986) Carlos Villanueva: Chilean footballer.
(1986) Jānis Strenga: Latvian bobsledder.
(1986) Reed Sorenson: American race car driver.
(1986) Sebastián Pinto: Chilean footballer.
(1986) Billy Sharp: English footballer.
(1986) Takayuki Seto: Japanese footballer.
(1986) Kim Min-woo: South Korean ice dancer.
(1986) Janne Korpi: Finnish snowboarder and harness racer.
(1986) Roger Kluge: German cyclist.
(1986) Sekope Kepu: Australian-New Zealand rugby player.
(1986) Gerardo Flores: Mexican footballer.
(1986) Manuel Fernandes: Portuguese footballer.
(1986) Vedran Ćorluka: Croatian footballer.
(1986) Kevin Gates: Rapper.
(1986) Madison Rayne: Wrestler.
(1986) Vedran Corluka: Croatian football player.
(1985) Cristiano Ronaldo: Portuguese footballer who plays as a winger or striker for Spanish La Liga club Real Madrid and is the captain of the Portuguese national team.
(1985) Tatiana Silva: Belgian model, born to a father coming from Capo Verde, she was elected "Miss Belgium" in 2005 when she was working to become a personal assistant.
(1985) Lindsey Cardinale: American singer.
(1985) Laurence Maroney: American football player.
(1985) Robert Lijesen: Dutch swimmer.
(1985) Julia Kova: Russian model and singer Miss Universe Russia 2003.
(1985) Lloyd Johansson: Australian rugby player.
(1985) Rudy Haddad: French-Tunisian footballer.
(1985) Constantinos Georgiades: Cypriot footballer.
(1985) Paul Duffield: Australian footballer.
(1985) Crystal Hunt: American actress.
(1985) Jamie Brewer: TV Actress.
(1984) Carlos Tevez: Argentinine footballer.
(1984) Mister You
(1984) Jonathan Sees: American child, first born twin who was shot in the chest and killed by mom on 7/25/1987 at 3:00 AM in Montclair, CA.
(1984) Jeffrey Sees: American child, second born twin who was shot and killed by mom on 7/25/1987 at 3:00 AM in Montclair, CA.
(1984) Nate Salley: American football player.
(1983) Jérémy Demay
(1983) John Iadarola
(1983) Sanna Askelöf: Swedish martial artist.
(1983) Baby K: Rapper.
(1983) Vanessa Rousso
(1982) Pablo Palacios: Ecuadorian footballer.
(1982) Aidin Nikkhah Bahrami: Iranian basketball player (d. 2007).
(1982) Tomas Kopecky: Slovak ice hockey player.
(1982) Jenn Suhr: American pole vaulter.
(1982) Rodrigo Palacio: Argentinian footballer.
(1982) Dionysis Makris: Greek singer.
(1982) Tomáš Kopecký: Slovak ice hockey player.
(1982) Yū Kobayashi: Japanese voice actress.
(1982) Marc Kennedy: Canadian curler.
(1982) Kevin Everett: American football player.
(1982) Deidra Dionne: Canadian skier.
(1982) Aidin Bahrami: Iranian basketball player (d. 2007).
(1982) Wheesung : South Korean singer-songwriter and producer.
(1981) Julie Zenatti: French singer born in an Algerian jewish family.
(1981) Nora Zehetner: American actress.
(1981) Sara Foster: American actress.
(1981) Mia Hansen-Løve: French director and screenwriter.
(1981) Loukas Vyntra: Czech-Greek footballer.
(1981) Zied Bhairi: Tunisian footballer.
(1981) Wesam Rizik: Qatari footballer.
(1981) Jason Kawau: New Zealand rugby player.
(1981) Jason Shoemark: New Zealand rugby player.
(1980) Prince Peter: American-born Yugoslav royalty.
(1980) Tiwa Savage: R&B Singer.
(1980) Robin Vik: Czech tennis player.
(1980) Stefano Di Fiordo: Italian footballer.
(1980) Brad Fitzpatrick: American programmer created LiveJournal.
(1980) Paul Kirui: Kenyan runner.
(1980) Peter : Hereditary Prince of Yugoslavia.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Rita G
(1979) Blacko (singer)
(1979) Alexander Ryabov: Russian ice hockey player.
(1979) Ilaria Salvatori: Italian fencer.
(1978) Shawn Reaves: American actor.
(1978) Samuel Sanchez
(1978) Brian Russell: American football player.
(1978) Samuel Sánchez: Spanish cyclist.
(1978) Mohamed Ousserir: Algerian footballer.
(1978) Kristina Cherina: Miss Croatia-Universe (1997).

(1977) Ben Ainslie: English sailor.
(1977) Adam Everett: American baseball player and coach.
(1977) Simone Cristicchi: Italian singer-songwriter.
(1977) Yuko Aoki: Japanese singer and model.
(1977) Simone Christicchi: Italian singer and composer, who won the 57th edition of the Sanremo music festival in March 2007.
(1977) Valery Kobzarenko: Ukrainian cyclist.
(1977) Ahmad Merritt: American football player.
(1977) Adam Dykes: Australian rugby league player.
(1977) Andrejs Prohorenkovs: Latvian footballer and manager.
(1977) Elin Topuzakov: Bulgarian footballer and manager.
(1976) Abhishek Bachchan: Indian actor.
(1976) Tony Jaa: Movie Actor.
(1976) Attila Sávolt
(1976) Rod Janois
(1976) Nancy Feber: Belgian tennis player.
(1976) John Aloisi: Australian footballer and manager.
(1976) Brian Moorman: American football player.
(1975) Nordin Jbari
(1975) Mathieu Delarive: French actor and noted famiy member, he is the son of Anthony Quinn and French director Agnes Delarive.
(1975) Giovanni van Bronckhorst: Dutch footballer and manager.
(1975) Adam Carson: American drummer (AFI and Tiger Army).
(1975) Alison Hammond: Reality Star.
(1975) Giovanni van: Bronckhorst; Dutch soccer player (Feyenoord).
(1975) Brainpower : Belgian-Dutch rapper.
(1974) Omarosa Manigault
(1974) Jenny Alversjö: Swedish television presenter.
(1974) Adrienne Johnson: WNBA guard (Cleveland Rockers).
(1974) Juha Tapio: Finnish singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1973) Richard Matvichuk: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1973) Richard Matvichuk in Fort Saskatchewan: Alberta, Canada; NHL defenseman (Dallas Stars).
(1973) Luke Ricketson: Australian rugby league player and sportscaster.
(1973) Laura Espinoza-Watson: Torrance, California -- Female infielder (Silver Bullets).
(1973) Trijntje Oosterhuis: Dutch singer-songwriter.
(1973) Israel Raybon: defensive end (Carolina Panthers).
(1973) Diego Serrano: Quito, Ecuador -- Actor (Tomas Rivera-Another World).
(1972) Mary Crown Princess of Denmark
(1972) Crown Mary: Danish royalty by marriage, Mary Donaldson was the first Australian to become a royal when she married Prince Frederik of Denmark (heir to the throne) on May 14, 2004 at 4:00 PM in Copenhagen.
(1972) Tony Johnson: tight end (New Orleans Saints).
(1972) Erin Phillips in Mexico: Missouri, USA; Miss Missouri-America (1995).
(1972) Koriki Choshu: Japanese comedian.
(1972) Kristopher Carter: American composer.
(1972) Chris Bailey: Ice hockey defenseman (USA, Olympics - 1998).
(1972) Koriki Chōshū: Japanese comedian.
(1972) Brad Fittler: Australian rugby league player coach and sportscaster.
(1972) Mary : Crown Princess of Denmark.
(1971) Sara Evans: American singer.
(1971) Michel Breistroff: French hockey player who had graduated from Harvard in 1995.
(1971) David Chisum
(1971) Marcus Redman: Actor (Raymond-Doogie Howser).
(1971) Dennis Hall in Milwaukee: Wisconsin, USA; 125.
(1971) Dianne Norman in Sault Ste Marie: Ontario, Canada; basketball forward (Olympics-1996).
(1971) Peter "Chip" Cipollone in Ardmore: Pennsylvania, USA; rower (Olympics-1996).
(1970) Forey Duckett NFL/WLAF cornerback/safety (New Orleans Saints: Scottish Claymores).
(1970) Darren Lehmann: Australian cricketer and coach.
(1970) Jean-Marc Jaumin: Belgian basketball player and coach.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Bobby Brown: American musician whose breakthrough album was "Don't Be Cruel," 1988.
(1969) Michael Sheen: Movie Actor.
(1969) Gaylon Nickerson
(1969) Frédéric Magné
(1969) Bobby Brown in Roxbury: Massachusetts, USA; singer ("Ghostbusters", "Don't Be Cruel").
(1968) Marcus Grönholm: Finnish race car driver.
(1968) Roberto Alomar: Puerto Rican baseball player, a 2nd baseman for the Baltimore Orioles.
(1968) Eythor Gudjonsson
(1968) Chris Barron: rocker (Spin Doctors).
(1968) Ey?or Gu?jonsson: Icelandic actor.

(1968) Qasim Melho: Syrian actor.
(1968) Roberto Alomar in Salinas: Puerto Rico; infielder (Baltimore Orioles).
(1968) Regina Rajchitova: in Czechoslovakia; tennis star.
(1968) Nir Kabaretti: Israeli conductor.
(1968) Eyþór Guðjónsson: Icelandic actor and producer.
(1968) David Flores: Mexican-American jockey.
(1967) Alexandre Najjar
(1967) Chris Parnell: American actor.
(1967) Frederick Pitcher: Nauruan politician.
(1966) Olivia Adriaco
(1966) José-Maria Olazabal
(1966) Jonathan Morgan: American porn actor and director.
(1966) Rok Petrovič: Slovenian skier (d. 1993).
(1966) Nicklas Kroon: Swedish tennis player.
(1966) Dean Nalder: Australian footballer and politician.
(1966) Apostolos Nanos: Greek archer.
(1966) Rok Petrovic: Slovenian skier (d. 1993).
(1966) Jose Maria: Olazabal; golfer.
(1966) José Olazábal: Spanish golfer.
(1966) Grant Harvey: Director.
(1965) Gheorghe Hagi: Romanian footballer.
(1965) Quique Flores
(1965) Jim McGovern: American pro-golfer who has been playing professionally since 1988.
(1965) Jeff Harding: Australian boxer.
(1965) Keith Moseley: American bass player and songwriter (The String Cheese Incident).
(1965) Tarik Benhabiles: Algerian-French tennis player and coach.
(1965) Ben Lee: Rangoon, Burma -- US badminton player (1992 Olympics).
(1965) James David McGovern in Teaneck: New Jersey, USA; PGA golfer (1993 Shell Houston Open).
(1964) Laura Linney: American actress.
(1964) Duff McKagan: American musician (Guns N' Roses).
(1964) Pascal de Duve
(1964) Paul Grisoni: French parachutist, 16 times champion of France, vice-world champion and multiple world record holder in skydiving.
(1964) Martha Fiennes
(1964) Carolina Morace: Italian soccer player, the first woman in Italy to become coach of an all-male team, albeit C-class.
(1964) Helena Bergström: Swedish actress director and screenwriter.
(1964) Piotr Trzaskalski: Polish director and screenwriter.
(1964) Pascal Duve: Belgian writer, the author of "Cargo Life" and "Condemned Love.
(1964) Alexia Vassiliou: Cypriot singer-songwriter.
(1964) Jim Pugh in Burbank: California, USA; tennis star.
(1964) Alexia: Cypriot singer.
(1964) Jim Pugh: Burbank, California -- Tennis star.
(1963) Hervé Ghesquière
(1963) Steven Shainberg: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1962) Anti-Christ : Divine figure prophesied by Dixon to bring catastrophes, "A propagator of a doctrine of such persuasive appeal that it will spread like wildfire, eventually precipitating a catastrophe of considerable magnitude.
(1962) Jennifer Jason Leigh: American actress.
(1962) Jacqui Dankworth: English singer and actress.
(1962) Tommy Skeoch: rock vocalist (Tesla - "Five Man Acoustical Jam").
(1962) Jennifer Leigh: American actress and noted family, the daughter of actor Vic Morrow and screenwriter Barbara Turner.
(1962) Martin Nievera: Filipino-American singer-songwriter and actor.
(1962) Duff McKagan [Michael]: Seattle, Washington -- Bassist (Guns & Roses).
(1961) Tim Meadows: TV Actor.
(1961) Hakan Peker: Turkish singer-songwriter and dancer.
(1961) Savvas Kofidis: Greek footballer and manager.
(1960) Chris Gabrieli: American venture capitalist, a self-made millionaire, and political hopeful, he ran three times for political office in Massachusetts and lost.
(1960) Aris Christofellis: Greek soprano and musicologist.
(1960) William John Readings: Literary theorist.
(1960) Bonnie Crombie: Canadian politician 6th Mayor of Mississauga.
(1960) Jane Geddes in Huntington: New York, USA; LPGA golfer (1987 Women's Kemper Open).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Jennifer Granholm American politician: 47th Governor of Michigan.
(1959) Glenn Dubis in Lincoln: Nebraska, USA; 3x40 rifle (Olympics-1984, 1988, 1996).
(1959) Sudip Chatterjee: Indian footballer and manager (d. 2006).
(1959) Jennifer lawyer and politician: 47th Governor of Michigan.
(1959) Armando Husillos: Argentinian footballer and manager.
(1958) Fabrizio Frizzi: Italian television presenter who started his career in 1980, chosen through audition to host the children's program "Il barattolo.
(1958) Philippe Dalibard: French professional cyclist, who was sports director of the teams Bretagne Armor Lux (2007-2008) and Bretagne-Schuller (2009).
(1958) Jennifer Jason Leigh [Morrow] in Los Angeles: California, USA; actress (Single White Female).
(1957) Azouz Begag: French writer, politician and researcher in economics and sociology at the CNRS.
(1957) Nick Laird-Clowes: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Dream Academy and Pink Floyd).

(1957) Mark Matousek: American gay writer, Matousek has written two memoirs, "Sex Death Enlightenment" (1996) and "The Boy He Left Behind: A Man's Search for His Lost Father.
(1957) Craig Wilson: Beeville, Texas -- US water polo goalie (1984, 88 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1957) Jüri Tamm: Estonian hammer thrower and politician.
(1956) Jean-Dominique Giuliani
(1956) Vinnie Colaiuta
(1956) Hector Rebaque: Mexican racing driver.
(1956) Héctor Rebaque: Mexican race car driver.
(1956) David Wiesner: American author and illustrator.
(1956) Betty Ong: Flight attendant of American Airlines Flight 11 on September 11, 2001 (d. 2001).
(1955) Jorge Ferreira
(1955) Laurence Vichnievsky
(1955) Mike Heath: American baseball player and manager.
(1955) Kenji Ohba: Japanese actor.
(1955) Debra Jo Fondren: Los Angeles, California -- Playmate of year (September, 1977).
(1954) Dominique Besnehard: French actor, film producer, casting director, writer and talent manager of Marlene Jobert and others.
(1954) Laurent Broomhead: French TV journalist, a weather presenter and for the last ten years one of the stars of Pyramide, a daily TV show where the contestants have to find words by association.
(1954) Cliff Martinez: American drummer and songwriter.
(1954) Roseanne Katan: Jamaica -- Playmate (Sep, 1978).
(1954) Frédéric Cottier: French equestrian and Olympic medalist.
(1954) Frank Walker: Australian journalist and author.
(1953) Mono Jojoy (FARC)
(1953) Freddie Aguilar: Filipino folk musician.
(1953) Takashi Ishikawa: Japanese sumo and professional wrestler.
(1953) Herbert Homer: American official with the U.S.
(1953) Gustavo Benítez: Paraguayan footballer and manager.
(1953) Giannina Braschi: Puerto Rican author and playwright.
(1953) Loretta Tofani: American journalist.
(1953) John Beilein: American basketball player and coach.
(1952) Daniel Balavoine: French singer and songwriter (d. 1986).
(1952) Vladimir Moskovkin: Ukrainian-Russian geographer economist and academic.
(1951) Russell Grant: British actor in more than 30 musicals and comedies.
(1951) John Callahan (cartoonist)
(1951) Jean-Marc Aubert
(1951) Nikolay Merkushkin: Mordovian engineer and politician 1st Head of the Republic of Mordovia.
(1951) Elizabeth Swados in Buffalo: New York, USA; composer/playwright (1972 Tony Award).
(1951) Charles Young: Fresno sports Champions.
(1951) Robin Sachs: English-American actor (d. 2013).
(1951) John Callahan: American artist, Portland's famous quadriplegic cartoonist.
(1951) Elizabeth Swados: American composer and director (d. 2016).
(1950) Martine Barbault: French astrologer and member of a noted French astrology family, the niece of Andre and Armand Barbault and sister of Robert Barbault.
(1950) Michel Béna
(1950) Rafael Puente: Mexican footballer manager and sportscaster.
(1950) Catherine Castel: French actress and makeup artist.
(1950) Marie-Pierre Castel: French actress.
(1950) Jonathan Freeman: American actor singer voice artist and comedian.
(1950) Kate Braverman: American novelist, short story writer, and poet.
(1950) François Couturier: French jazz pianist and composer.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Manuel Orantes
(1949) Kurt Beck: Kurt Beck is a German politician (SPD), serving as the Minister-President of Rhineland-Palatinate from 1994 to 2013 and as President of the Bundesrat in 2000/01.
(1949) Dodo la Saumure
(1949) Yvon Vallières: Canadian educator and politician.
(1949) Nigel Olsson: Rock guitarist / drummer (Elton John Band).
(1949) Maidarjabyn Ganzorig: in Mongolia; cosmonaut (Soyuz 39 backup).
(1949) David Sullivan: English softporno / newspaper publisher (Sunday Sport).
(1949) Yvon Vallieres: French-Canadian politician.
(1948) Barbara Hershey: American actress with a hippie image during the '60s, who changed her last name to "Seagull" for awhile.
(1948) Sven-Goran Eriksson: Swedish football manager.

(1948) Elco [LC]: Brinkman; Dutch minister WVC (CDA).
(1948) Nigel Tufnel: rocker (Spinal Tap).
(1948) Violet Falkenburg: Dutch journalist, coach, and radio and TV presenter.
(1948) Sven-Göran Eriksson: Swedish football (soccer) manager and former player, commonly referred to just by his nickname 'Svennis' in Sweden.
(1948) Tom Wilkinson: English actor and singer.
(1948) Barbara Seagull: Hollywood Actor.
(1948) Errol Morris: American director and producer.
(1948) Christopher Guest: American actor and director.
(1948) Barbara Hershey [Herzstein] in Atlanta: Georgia, USA; actor (Stuntman, Shy People, A World Apart).
(1948) Dennis Ferguson: Australian sex offender (d. 2012).
(1948) Christopher Guest in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Saturday Night Live, Heartbeeps, This is Spinal Tap, Princess Bride).
(1948) David Denny: rock guitarist (Steve Miller Band - "Abracadabra").
(1947) Benoît Jacquot: French film director and screenwriter who has had a varied career in European cinema.
(1947) David Ladd: American actor, filmmaker and noted family, the son of actor Alan Ladd.
(1947) Roland Chassain
(1947) Darrell Waltrip: American race car driver and sportscaster.
(1947) Clemente Mastella: Italian politician Italian Minister of Justice.
(1947) Regina Duarte: Brazilian actress.
(1947) Mary Louise Cleave in Southampton: New York, USA; PhD/astronaut (STS 61-B, STS 30).
(1947) Claude King: Singer.
(1947) David Ladd in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Raymie, Catlow, Misty, Deathline).
(1946) Charlotte Rampling: British actress, a provocative lead of British and international films.
(1946) Robert James Atkins
(1946) Amnon Dankner: Israeli journalist and author (d. 2013).
(1946) Mauro Pagani: Italian singer-songwriter and violinist (Premiata Forneria Marconi).
(1946) Bob Wilson: American millionaire record producer.
(1945) John Whirty: American homicide prime suspect in the disappearance and murder of Sarah Pryor on 10/05/1985, c. 5:00 PM, Wayland, MA.
(1944) Jean-Paul Dupré
(1944) Al Kooper: American musician, he is best known for having spontaneously added the vital organ sound to Bob Dylan's 'Like A Rolling Stone' (he showed up at the session hoping to play guitar).
(1944) Henfil (cartoonist)
(1944) Henfil : Brazilian cartoonist of a famous character, Pasquin.
(1944) Dominique Lecourt: French philosopher.
(1944) Tamanoumi Masahiro: Japanese sumo wrestler, the 51st Yokozuna (Born 1944).
(1944) J Cobb: American guitarist (Classics IV and Atlanta Rhythm Section).
(1944) J R Cobb in Birmingham: Alabama, USA; rocker (Atlanta Rhythm Section, Classic IV).
(1944) Piero Focaccia: Italian pop singer and film actor.
(1944) J R Cobb: Birmingham, Alabama -- Rocker (Atlanta Rhythm Section, Classic IV).
(1943) Michael Mann: American filmmaker, the author of screenplays and a director and producer.
(1943) Nolan Bushnell: American businessman founded Atari Inc.
(1943) Craig Morton in Flint: Michigan, USA; NFL quarterback (Dallas Cowboys, Denver Broncos).
(1943) Sven Johnson: rocker (Tangerine Dream).
(1943) Michael Mann in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actor/director (Sexpot, Close Friends).
(1943) Ivan Alexandrovich Tcherepnin: Composer.
(1943) Charles Winfield: Pennsylvania, United States -- Rocker (Blood Sweat & Tears-Spinning Wheel).
(1943) Larry Tamblyn: rock guitarist (Standells - "Dirty Water").
(1942) Emile Ajar
(1942) Roger Staubach: American football quarterback, one of the all-time greats, winner of the Heisman Trophy 11/26/1963.
(1942) Susan Hill: English playwright (Magic Apple Tree).
(1942) Cory Wells in Buffalo: New York, USA; rock vocalist (Three Dog Night - "Joy to the World").
(1942) Cory Wells: American singer (Three Dog Night).
(1942) James B Cobb: Jr.
(1942) Paul Pavlowitch: French writer, who is a nephew of the French writer Romain Gary.
(1941) David Selby: American actor, tall and muscular, started out as one of TV's most famous vampires, Quentin, on "Dark Shadows" in the late '60s.
(1941) Stephen J Cannell
(1941) Stephen J: Cannell.
(1941) Kaspar Villiger: Swiss engineer and politician 85th President of the Swiss Confederation.
(1941) Vadim Gulyaev: Russian water polo player (d. 1998).
(1941) Rick Laird: jazz musician (Gerry Niewood and Timepiece).
(1941) Barrett Strong in Detroit: Michigan, USA; singer ("Money, That's What I Want").
(1941) Stephen actor: producer and screenwriter (d. 2010).
(1941) Jaap Blokker: Dutch businessman (d. 2011).
(1941) Stephen Cannell: American writer, producer and owner of his own television production company from 1979.
(1940) H R Giger
(1940) HR Giger: Swiss surrealist painter, sculptor, and set designer.
(1940) H Giger: Swiss painter sculptor and set designer (d. 2014).
(1940) Luke Graham: American wrestler (Born 1940).
(1940) Dick Warlock: Canadian actor and stuntman.
(1940) Roland Mitoraj

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Jane Bryant Quinn: American journalist.
(1939) Brian Luckhurst: English cricketer (d. 2005).
(1938) John Guare: American writer, considered one of the nation’s best young playwrights in the 1960s and 1970s, attaining critical and popular success at a relatively early age with his award-winning plays, "Muzeeka," "The House of Blue Leaves," and a musical adaptation of "The Two Gentlemen of Verona.
(1938) Rafael Navia: Colombian lawyer jurist and diplomat.
(1938) Jean Bleustein: Neuilly sur Seine EXecutives.
(1938) Dick van: Niehoff; Dutch vocalist (Fouryo).
(1937) Gaston Roelants: Dutch field and track star, the winner of a Gold Medal at the Tokyo Olympics 1964 for the 3000 m. steeplechase.
(1937) Cocky van Oost [Kommertje van Vliet]: Dutch dancer (Sylphides).
(1937) Philippe Fouchard: French lawyer and consultant in international trade law.
(1937) Larry Hillman: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.

(1937) Wang Xuan: Chinese computer scientist and academic (d. 2006).
(1937) Alar Toomre: Estonian-American astronomer and mathematician.
(1937) Stuart Damon in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actor (Alan Quartermaine - General Hospital).
(1937) Rolf Seelmann-Eggebert: German television journalist.
(1937) Stuart Damon: American actor and singer.
(1936) Claude Giraud
(1936) Michel Rousseau (cyclist)
(1936) K S Nissar Ahmed: Kannada Poet.
(1936) James Phillips: Alexander City sports Champions.
(1936) K Ahmed: Indian poet and academic.
(1936) Norma Thrower: Australian hurdler.
(1935) Alex Harvey: Scottish musician, a singer, songwriter, performer and player of the guitar and banjo.
(1935) Siegfried Kessler
(1935) Odette Trupin
(1935) Marcel Leclerc: French official, the head of the General Inspectorate of the National Police.
(1935) John J "Jannie" Geldenhuys: Supreme Commander South Africa army 1980- ).
(1934) Hank Aaron: American baseball player, a great batting champ and one of the first of baseball's black super-stars.
(1934) Henry Aaron: Mobile sports Champions.
(1934) Henry Louis "Hank" Aaron Jr in Mobile: Alabama, USA; baseball player (record 755 home runs, 1957 National League Most Valuable Player).
(1934) Gerard Dupriez: French homicide; murdered both parents.
(1934) Don Cherry: Sportscaster.
(1933) BS Johnson: English author poet and critic (d. 1973).
(1933) Nick Georgiade in New York City: New York, USA; actor (The Untouchables, Run Buddy Run).
(1933) Jörn Donner: Finnish director and screenwriter.
(1933) Norm Grabowski: American actor and hot rod builder (d. 2012).
(1933) Ron Wilson: US percussionist (Joy of Cooking).
(1933) Jorn Donner: Finnish writer/director.
(1932) Cesare Maldini: Italian football coach (soccer) of the World Cup fixtures 1998.
(1932) Svein Byhring: Norwegian actor and radio host.
(1931) Jean-Pierre Le Bras
(1930) Liliane Wouters: Belgian writer, poet and playwright.
(1930) Rostislav Yankovsky: Ukrainian-Russian actor.
(1930) John A Gambling: American radio show host (d. 2004).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Luc Ferrari: French composer (Born 1929).
(1929) Fred Sinowatz: Austrian politician 23rd Chancellor of Austria (d. 2008).
(1929) Hal Blaine: American drummer and session musician.
(1929) Al Worthington: American baseball player.
(1929) Maurice Verdeun: France sport Champion.
(1928) Andrew Greeley: American ecclesiastic, a Roman Catholic priest, sociologist, educator and writer, the author of more than 30 best-selling novels, in addition to scores of other books and hundreds of articles.
(1928) P Vatikiotis: Israeli-American historian and political scientist (d. 1997).
(1928) Tage Danielsson: Swedish author actor and director (d. 1985).
(1928) Andrew M Greeley: Author / reverend.
(1928) Pananayiotis Taki Vatikiotis: Middle east Scholar.

(1927) Allen McKay
(1927) Jacob van Zanten: Dutch captain and pilot (d. 1977).
(1927) Robert Allen: American pianist and songwriter (Born 1928).
(1927) Val Dufour in New Orleans: Louisiana, USA; actor (Eugenie Grandet, Another World).
(1927) Robert Brown: Hebrides Island, Scotland -- Actor (Here Come the Brides, Primus).
(1927) Ruth Fertel: American entrepreneur (d. 2002).
(1926) Arthur Ochs Sulzberger in New York City: New York, USA; publisher (New York Times).
(1926) Arthur Sulzberger: American publisher (d. 2012).
(1925) Karel De Baere: Belgium sport Champion.
(1925) José Hanu: Dunkerque Journalist.
(1925) Robert Geeraert: France Writer.
(1924) Robert Lynn: Anarchist.
(1924) Duraisamy Lourdusamy: Indian cardinal (d. 2014).
(1924) Stanley Howe: American engineer and CEO of Hon Industries, an office furniture, fireplace and chimney products company.
(1923) Henri Gruel: French director and specialist in sound effects, who died on 23 November 2007, aged 84, in Figanières, Var, France.
(1923) Claude King: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 2013).
(1923) Fatmawati : Indonesian wife of Sukarno 1st First Lady of Indonesia (d. 1980).
(1923) Claude Manceron: French historian, who published under the pseudonym Claude Chevalon early in his career.
(1922) Bernard Kalb: Spokesman (State Department) / actor (Dave).
(1922) Alain de Changy: Belgian race car driver (d. 1994).
(1921) Ken Adam: German-English production designer and art director.
(1921) Roger Dambron: Writer, poet, composer, and inventor, he created the identikit picture.
(1921) John M Pritchard: London, England -- Conductor.
(1921) John Pritchard: English conductor and director (d. 1989).
(1921) James Moreau: Glenwood Military man.
(1920) Jack Catton: American military, a General in the Air Force, he entered the Army Air Corps in 1940, earning his commission as second lieutenant in February 1941.
(1920) Frank Muir: English actor and playwright (d. 1998).
(1920) Fritz Rieflin: Germany Military man.
(1920) Andr? Thoulouze: P?zenas Military man.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Andreas Papandreou: Greek politician who served as Prime Minister of Greece longer than any other in modern Greece, eight consecutive years which almost coincided with the term of Ronald Reagan.
(1919) Red Buttons: American actor and singer (d. 2006).
(1919) Tim Holt: American noted family, an actor and the son of cowboy star Tim Holt, Sr.
(1919) Paul Daude: Rieutord de Randon physician.
(1919) Andrea George Papandreou Greek premier (1981-89: 1993-).
(1919) Red Buttons [Aaron Chwatt]: Bronx, New York -- Comedian / actor (Sayonara).
(1919) Kenneth Hare: Canadian climatologist and academic (Born 1919).
(1918) Nicolae Ceausescu: Romanian politician, an indestructible dictator for 24 years and one of history's mass murderers.
(1918) V Dharmalingam: Sri Lankan Tamil politician (d. 1985).
(1918) Elie Dufour: St-Pompon Military man.

(1918) Kara Abulfazogli: Karayev composer.
(1917) Otto Edelmann
(1917) Isuzu Yamada: Japanese actress (d. 2012).
(1917) Vivica Bandler: Finnish-born theater director, she founded the Student Theatre in Helsinki in 1939 and the Little Theatre there in 1955 where she held the post of director until 1967.
(1915) Robert Hofstadter: American physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1990).
(1915) Kléber Loustau: Romorantin Politician.
(1914) William Burroughs: American writer, bisexual and heroin addict.
(1914) Alan Hodgkin: English physiologist biophysicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1998).
(1914) William S Burroughs: St. Louis -- Novelist (Naked Lunch).
(1913) Ren? Lefebvre: La Bass?e physician.
(1913) Rozelle Claxton: Pianist / arranger.
(1912) Edmond Marin la Meslée: French aviator, a fighter pilot in World War II who ranks as the 5th highest-scoring French ace of the war with 16 aerial victories.
(1912) Edmond Marin: France sport Champion.
(1912) Willard Parker New York City: New York; actor (Kiss Me Kate, What A Woman).
(1912) Zoltan Pongracz: composer.
(1911) Jussi Björling: Swedish tenor (d. 1960).
(1911) Jussi Bjorling: Swedish opera star, known as the Swedish Caruso.
(1910) Martha van Och-Scholl: German / Dutch resistance fighter (WWII).
(1910) Paul Delamalmaison: Vanves Military man.
(1910) Francisco Varallo: Argentinian footballer (d. 2010).
(1910) Charles Leblond: French-Canadian biologist and academic (d. 2007).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Ernesto Calindri: Italian theatre and film actor.
(1909) Grażyna Bacewicz: Polish violinist and composer (d. 1969).
(1909) Grazyna Bacewicz: Polish composer and violinist (d. 1969).
(1908) Eugen Weidmann: German kidnapper and homicide who killed an estimated 86 people.
(1908) Peg Entwistle: English actress (d. 1932).
(1908) Marie Baron: Dutch swimmer and diver (d. 1948).
(1908) Bob Dunn (musician): pioneer Western swing musician (d. 1971).
(1908) Bob Dunn: American trombonist and guitarist (d. 1971).
(1908) Daisy and Violet Hilton: English conjoined twins (d. 1969).
(1907) Hans Bender: German psychologist, parapsychologist and physiologist who wrote on ESP, psychokinesis, poltergeists, mediumship, spontaneous phenomena and spiritual healing.

(1907) Pierre Pflimlin: French politician, Prime Minister at the time of the collapse of the Fourth French Republic in 1958, and as the first Catholic mayor of Strasbourg from 1959 to 1983.
(1907) Pierre E: J Pflimlin premier France.
(1907) Jan Klaasesz: Dutch governor Suriname (1949-56).
(1907) Norton Simon: American entrepreneur who parlayed a bankrupt orange-juice bottling plant into a billion-dollar conglomerate.
(1906) John Carradine: American actor, dies at age 82 of kidney failure (born 1906).
(1905) Aime Raffaeli: France sport Champion.
(1903) Joan Payson: American businesswoman and philanthropist (d. 1975).
(1903) Emanuele Rambaldi: Italy Painter.
(1903) Joan Whitney: Payson owner of New York Mets and horse stables.
(1903) Nathaniel Owings Indianapolis Indiana: architect (Oak Ridge Tennessee; Sears).
(1903) Sakari Momoi: Japanese super-centenarian (d. 2015).
(1903) Ivan Galamian: Tabriz, Persia -- Violinist.
(1902) Catharose De Petri: Dutch gnostic mystic and co-founder of the Lectorium Rosicrucianum (LR), an international esoteric school based on Gnostic ideas of Christianity.
(1902) Bronislaw Kaper: composer.
(1902) Robert Fournier: Strasbourg physician.
(1900) Adlai Stevenson: American politician and statesman.
(1900) Gitta Alpar
(1900) Gunnar Larsen: Norwegian journalist, writer, and translator.
(1900) Henri Balland: France Scientist.
(1900) Adlai E Stevenson (Governor-Democrat-Illinois): presidential candidate (Democrat) (1952, 1956).
(1900) Ren? Lucien: Marseille EXecutives.

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