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Famous Birthdays of 5 January

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

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2010 - Today

(2015) Brooklyn Lachey: Family Member.

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2009 - 2000

(2008) Ava Grace: Family Member.
(2006) Sade Young: Movie Actress.
(2004) Anastasia Bezrukova: Model.
(2002) Alana Gordillo: TV Actress.
(2001) Taylor Jauregui: Family Member.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Marc Yu: American musician.
(1998) Benny Osborne: YouTube Star.
(1997) Duljuice : YouTube Star.
(1997) Long ShotBTG: YouTube Star.
(1996) Max Baldry: Movie Actor.
(1996) Max Thompson: Vine Star.
(1996) Kishen Tanna: YouTube Star.
(1996) Marcus Michel: Vine Star.
(1996) Tyler Ulis: Basketball Player.
(1995) Whindersson Nunes

(1995) Tara Massicotte: YouTube Star.
(1993) Franz Drameh
(1993) De'Anthony Thomas: Football Player.
(1993) Ellosteph : YouTube Star.
(1992) Suki Waterhouse: Model.
(1992) Julian Derstroff: German footballer.
(1991) Soner Aydoğdu: Turkish footballer.
(1991) Jenna Rosenow: Soap Opera Actress.
(1991) Denis Alibec: Romanian footballer.
(1991) Eric Fisher: American football player.
(1991) Daniel Pacheco: Spanish footballer.
(1990) Yoseob : Pop Singer.
(1990) Joel Faviere: Rock Singer.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Krisztián Németh: Hungarian footballer.
(1989) Krisztian Nemeth: Hungarian footballer.
(1988) Pauline (singer)
(1988) Nikola Kalinic
(1988) Luke Daniels: English footballer.
(1988) Mario de Luna: Mexican footballer.
(1988) Yago Fernández: Portuguese footballer.
(1988) Manny Dominick: Drummer.
(1988) Pauline : French singer-songwriter.
(1987) Kristin Cavallari: American reality television star.

(1987) Jason Mitchell: Movie Actor.
(1986) Deepika Padukone: Indian model and actress.
(1986) Lulu Gainsbourg
(1986) Teppei Koike: Japanese actor and singer.
(1986) J Arencibia: American baseball player.
(1986) J P Arencibia: American baseball player.
(1985) Mélanie Bernier
(1985) Fabienne Suter
(1985) Tyler James: American musicologist and author (Born 1940).
(1985) Diego Vera: Uruguayan footballer.
(1985) Yoon So-Yi: South Korean actress.
(1985) Michael Cuccione: Canadian actor and singer (Born 1985).
(1984) Amanda Hearst: American heiress and model.
(1984) Derrick Atkins: Bahamian sprinter.
(1983) Marlon Roudette
(1983) Sean Dockery: American basketball player.
(1982) Janica Kostelic: Croatian skier.
(1982) Jaroslav Plasil
(1982) Darren Mackie: Scottish footballer.
(1982) Benoît Vaugrenard: French cyclist.
(1982) Tiiu Nurmberg: Canadian-Estonian skier.
(1982) Benoit Vaugrenard: French cyclist.
(1982) Norichika Aoki: Japanese baseball player.
(1981) deadmau5
(1981) Brooklyn Sudano: American actress.
(1981) Lisette Pagler
(1981) Michael Mizrachi
(1981) Corey Flynn: New Zealand rugby union footballer.
(1981) Kyla : R&B Singer.
(1981) Deadmau5 : DJ.
(1981) Joel Thomas Zimmerman: Canadian musician.
(1980) Santiago Ventura
(1980) Brad Meyers: Australian rugby league player.
(1980) AzzMan : YouTube Star.
(1980) Garette Patrick Ratliff: Actor (Return to Blue Lagoon).
(1980) Luke Bailey: Australian rugby league player.
(1980) Sebastian Deisler: German football/soccer player.
(1980) Bennie Joppru: American football player.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Blanca Soto: Soap Opera Actress.
(1979) Giuseppe Gibilisco: Italian pole vaulter.
(1979) Ronnie O'Brien: Irish footballer.
(1979) Sarah Price: Miss Louisiana Teen-USA (1997).
(1979) Kyle Calder: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1979) Masami Tanaka: Japanese swimmer.
(1978) January Jones: American actress.
(1978) Frank Montagny
(1978) America Olivo
(1978) Sabrina Harman: American military figure and accused torturer.

(1978) Seanan McGuire: American author and filker.
(1978) Franck Montagny: French racing driver, who competes in Formula E for Andretti Autosport.
(1978) Marcus Trick: German rugby player.
(1977) Marcus Trick: German rugby player.
(1976) Raphaëlle Lubansu
(1976) Diego Tristan: Spanish footballer.
(1976) Diego Tristán: Spanish footballer.
(1976) Matt Wachter: American bass player (Thirty Seconds to Mars and Angels & Airwaves).
(1976) Shintarō Asanuma: Japanese voice actor and singer.
(1975) Bradley Cooper: American actor and producer.
(1975) Kylie Bax: New Zealand model.
(1975) Félix Marquardt
(1975) Warrick Dunn: running back (Tampa Bay Buccaneers).
(1975) Mike Grier: American ice hockey player and scout.
(1974) Mark Redman
(1974) Sarah Jane Honeywell: British television presenter.
(1974) Michelle Scerri in Melbourne: Australia; golfer (1995 Tasmanian).
(1974) Iwan Thomas: Welsh sprinter and coach.
(1974) John Drew Nichols: Oklahoma, United States -- Rocker (PC Quest-Can You See).
(1974) Calvin Collins: Center / guard (Atlanta Falcons).
(1973) David Douche: French actor, known for playing Freddy in "La vie de Jésus" (English: The Life of Jesus), the 1997 debut feature film by director Bruno Dumont.
(1973) Phil Joel: New Zealand bassist (Newsboys).
(1972) Sakis Rouvas: Greek recording, film and television artist; model; businessman and former pole vaulter.
(1972) Sasha : German pop singer.
(1972) Philip Davies: English politician.
(1972) Joseph Patton: NFL guard (Washington Redskins).
(1971) Hillary Butler: WLAF linebacker (Frankfurt Galaxy).
(1971) Jason Bates in Downey: California, USA; infielder (Colorado Rockies).
(1971) Eric Smith: NFL / WLAF wide receiver (Chicago Bears, Scotland Claymores).
(1971) Mayuko Takata: Japanese actress.
(1971) Jayne Middlemiss: British TV presenter and celebrity chef.
(1971) Stian Carstensen: Norwegian banjo player and composer.
(1970) Jeffrey Jey
(1970) Jesper Bodilsen
(1970) James Patton: NFL defensive end (Buffalo Bills).
(1970) Rick Campanelli: Canadian TV presenter.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Marilyn Manson: American shock-rocker, rising to the top of the charts on a platform of drag, nudity, arson, drugs and Satanism.
(1969) Shea Whigham
(1969) Paul McGillion: Scottish actor.
(1969) Kurt Barber: NFL defensive end (New York Jets).
(1969) Heather Dubrow: Reality Star.
(1969) Derrick Ned: NFL fullback (New Orleans Saints).
(1969) David Dixon: NFL guard (Minnesota Vikings).
(1968) Laly Meignan
(1968) Carrie Ann Inaba: American dancer and choreographer.
(1968) DJ BoBo: Swiss singer-songwriter and producer.

(1968) DJ Bobo: Swiss singer.
(1968) Carl Evans: Actor (Guilding Light).
(1968) Irving Chapman: American vehicular homicide, killed several people with his car while driving drunk.
(1968) Leila Meskhi in Tbilisi: Georgia; tennis star (1995 Hobart).
(1968) Jean Zedlitz in Stockton: California, USA; LPGA golfer (1994 Children's Med-14th).
(1968) Felton Spencer: NBA center (Utah Jazz).
(1968) Joe Juneau in Pont-Rouge: QuTbec, Canada; NHL center (Washington Capitals).
(1968) Ricky Paull Goldin: American actor.
(1968) Joé Juneau: Canadian ice hockey player and engineer.
(1968) Andrew Golota: Polish-American boxer.
(1968) Nicole Murphy: Reality Star.
(1968) Carrie Inaba: Dancer.
(1967) Joe Flanigan: American actor and screenwriter.
(1967) Ross Mullan
(1967) Ferdinando Gandolfi: Italian swimmer, an Olympic gold medal water polo champion at Barcelona in 1992.
(1967) J B Brown: NFL cornerback (Miami Dolphins, Pittsburgh Steelers).
(1967) Ricky Paull Goldin in San Francisco: California, USA; actor (Doug - Hail to the Chief, Another World).
(1967) Chris Nabholz: US baseball pitcher (Boston Red Sox).
(1967) Christopher Weidner: German astrologer, a consultant, published writer and lecturer.
(1967) Ray Crockett: NFL defensive back (Denver Broncos-Super Bowl XXXII).
(1966) Kate Schellenbach: American drummer (Luscious Jackson).
(1966) Renaldo Turnbull NFL defensive end (New Orleans Saints: Carolina Panthers).
(1966) Steve Tuttle: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1965) Nathalie Tardivel: Dancer in Redda Ballets, she became a "Coco-girl" in french TV show "Cocoricocoboy".
(1965) Vinnie Jones: British footballer-turned-actor.
(1965) Patrik Sjöberg: Swedish high jumper.
(1965) Rick Tuten: NFL punter (Seattle Seahawks).
(1965) Ricky Goldin: American actor, producer, director and TV host.
(1965) Alan Robertson: Reality Star.
(1964) Olivier Baroux
(1964) Grant Young: American drummer (Soul Asylum).
(1964) Ted Harris Poley in Englewood: New Jersey, USA; rocker (Danger Danger-Screw It).
(1964) John Erickson in Woodland Hills: California, USA; golfer (1991 Windsor Charity).
(1964) Grant Young (musician): American drummer (Soul Asylum).
(1964) Tracy Ham: CFL quarterback (Montreal Alouettes).
(1963) Philippe Bercovici: French graphic artist, a comics artist of Franco-Belgian comics.
(1963) Jeff Fassero: American baseball player and coach.
(1963) Bertrand Dutruel: French racehorse trainer and jockey.
(1963) Pete Watson: British self-taught astrologer since having his chart read in 1982.
(1963) Jeff Fassero in Springfield: Illinois, USA; pitcher (Montreal Expos).
(1963) Rick Ambrose: singer (Jewel).
(1963) Rocky Kelly: British professional welterweight boxer.
(1962) Kenny Jackett
(1962) Danny Jackson: American baseball player and manager.
(1962) Danny Jackson US baseball pitcher (Kansas City Royals: Philadelphia Phillies, Saint Louis Cardinals).
(1962) Andrew Rawnsley: English journalist and author.
(1962) Perry Fenwick: English actor.
(1962) Donald John Cowie in Auckland: New Zealand; yachting Star class (Olympics-1996).
(1962) Joel Wyner: Actor / director (Lyle Springer-Sirens, Listen, Club).
(1962) Mark Lynch: Family Member.
(1962) Suzy Amis: American actress and model.
(1961) Frédéric Taddeï: French journalist, television and radio host, of Italian descent.
(1961) Iris DeMent: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1961) Curt Bader in Bloomfield: Iowa, USA; sprint kayak (Olympics-1996).
(1960) Glenn Stromberg: Swedish footballer.
(1960) Steve Jones: British aviator (Red Bull Air Race World Series).
(1960) Bettina Tietjen: German television presenter and talkshow host.
(1960) Glenn Strömberg: Swedish footballer and sportscaster.
(1960) Phil Thornalley: English bass guitarist (The Cure).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Clancy Brown: American actor.
(1959) Agnès Sulem: Algerian musician, violinist.
(1959) David Eastwood: English historian and academic.
(1958) José Manuel Soria
(1958) Suzy Amis in Oklahoma City: Oklahoma, USA; actress (Blame it on Rio, Where the Heart Is).
(1958) Ron Kittle: American baseball player and manager.
(1958) Monica Guerritore: Italian film, theatre and television actress.
(1958) Suzy Amis: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma -- Actress (Blame it on Rio, Where the Heart is).
(1958) Nancy Delahunt: Canadian athlete.
(1957) Kevin Hastings: Australian rugby player and trainer.

(1957) Vincent Calloway: Kentucky, United States -- Trumpet player (Midnight Star-No Parking).
(1956) Gérard Berliner: French actor and composer who died on 13 October 2010 in Paris.
(1956) Panama Jack: American restaurateur who opened his "Panama Jack's" in Eureka, CA on 2/28/1987.
(1956) Jo Lemaire: Belgian singer.
(1956) Bernard Rogel
(1956) Frank-Walter Steinmeier: German academic and politician 14th Vice-Chancellor of Germany.
(1956) Chen Kenichi: Japanese-born chef.
(1956) Tim Macartney-Snape: Australian mountaineer.
(1955) Vicky Cause: American photographic model before she was three, with a first TV commercial at five, films and TV at seven.
(1955) Mohsen Sazegara: Iranian journalist and politician.
(1955) Jimmy Mulville: English comedian actor producer and screenwriter co-founded Hat Trick Productions.
(1955) Mamata Banerjee: Indian lawyer and politician Chief Minister of West Bengal.
(1955) Jacob Hård: Swedish journalist.
(1954) José Roberto Arruda
(1954) Alex English: American basketball player and coach.
(1954) Bryan Hitt: rocker (REO Speedwagon - "Keep on Loving You").
(1954) Laszlo Krasznahorkai: Hungarian writer.
(1954) László Krasznahorkai: Hungarian author and screenwriter.
(1953) Jim Gantner: American baseball player with the Milwaukee Brewers.
(1953) Pamela Martin: American actress.
(1953) George Tenet: American civil servant, university professor and 18th Director of Central Intelligence.
(1953) Mike Rann: English-Australian journalist and politician 44th Premier of South Australia.
(1953) Pamela Sue Martin in Westport: Connecticut, USA; actress (Nancy Drew, Fallon - Dynasty).
(1953) Steve Archer: American singer-songwriter and producer (The Archers).
(1952) Uli Hoeness: German professional footballer, member of the team winning the 1974 world championship.
(1952) Patrick Strzoda
(1952) Uli Hoeneß: German footballer and manager.
(1951) Jagathy Sreekumar: Indian actor and screenwriter.
(1951) Christian De Sica: Italian actor, director and scriptwriter, the second son of Italian director Vittorio De Sica and Spanish actress María Mercader.
(1951) Christophe de Ponfilly
(1951) Kazuko Sawamatsu
(1951) Steve Arnold: English footballer.
(1950) Graziella Franchini: Italian singer who gave a benefit concert for abused kids in 1973.
(1950) Chris Stein: American guitarist songwriter and producer (Blondie).
(1950) Pierre Perrin de Chassagne
(1950) Charlie Richmond: Canadian sound designer and engineer.
(1950) Krzysztof Wielicki: Polish mountaineer.
(1950) Ioan Culianu: Romanian historian philosopher and author (d. 1991).
(1950) John Manley: Canadian lawyer and politician 8th Deputy Prime Minister of Canada.
(1950) Peter Goldsmith: Baron Goldsmith English lawyer and politician Attorney General for England and Wales.
(1950) Jean-Yves Autexier: French politician, who served as deputy mayor of Sarcelles (Val-d'Oise) from 1977 to 1983, borough councillor from 1983 to 1989, regional councillor of Ile-de-France from 1986 to 1988 and Advisor in Paris from March 1989 to March 2008.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Anne-Marie Lizin
(1949) Rachid Bahri
(1949) George Brown: rock drummer (Kool and the Gang - "Celebration").
(1949) Chris Stein in Brooklyn: New York, USA; rock guitarist (Blondie - "Heart of Glass", "Call Me").
(1948) Ted Lange: American actor director and screenwriter.
(1948) Charlie Hough
(1948) Peppino Impastato: Italian socialist and broadcaster.
(1948) Thom Mooney: Rocker.
(1947) Rick Mount
(1947) Michael DeWine American politician (Representative-Republican-Ohio: 1983-).

(1947) Ted Lange in Oakland: California, USA; actor (Isaac - The Love Boat, Mr T and Tina).
(1947) Mike Dewine: American politician.
(1947) Mike DeWine: American lawyer and politician 59th Lieutenant Governor of Ohio.
(1947) Mercury Morris: American football player.
(1946) Diane Keaton: American actress whose professional stage debut was in "Hair," 1968.
(1946) André Ceccarelli: French jazz drummer, known from collaborations with the likes of Aretha Franklin, Tina Turner, Sting, and so forth.
(1946) Diane Keaton in Louisiana: USA; actress (Annie Hall, Little Drummer Girl).
(1946) "Crazy Barret Diamond" Syd: Rocker (Pink Floyd).
(1946) Tomohito: Prince Tomohito of Mikasa (d. 2012).
(1945) Sam Wyche: American athlete, NFL quarterback 1968-70.
(1945) Roger Spottiswoode: Canadian-English director and producer.
(1945) Chuck McKinley: American tennis player (d. 1986).
(1944) Felix Arons: Dutch director / actor (Waaldrecht).
(1944) Ed Rendell: American lieutenant and politician 45th Governor of Pennsylvania.
(1944) Franco Ferrini: Italian screenwriter whose works often fall into the genres of horror or thriller.
(1943) Jerry Mills (actor)
(1943) Joelle Kaufmann: French kidnapping and hostage victim in Lebanon.
(1943) Murtaz Khurtsilava: Georgian footballer and manager.
(1943) Eusebio de Silva Ferreira: Mozamb / Port soccer star (Europa Cup 1 1962).
(1943) Ferreira da Silva Eusebio: Brazilan International soccer player.
(1943) Mary Gaudron: Australian lawyer and judge.
(1943) Jerry Mills: American detective, brash, crude and good-looking, who worked as a private investigator from 1960.
(1942) Dany Saval
(1942) Charlie Rose: American newscaster and journalist, the host of "Charlie Rose" on PBS and a correspondent for "60 Minutes II.
(1942) Maurizio Pollini: Italian musician, a pianist who won the first prize at the International Chopin competition in Warsaw, 1960.
(1942) Jan Leeming: British BBC newswoman, perfectly coiffured and glamorous.
(1942) Enrique Rocha
(1942) Roland Lethem: Belgian film director.
(1942) Terenci Moix: Spanish writer (d. 2003).
(1942) Rudolf Smit: Dutch astrologer, a computer expert and, up to 1985, dealer for Matrix.
(1942) Cliff Potts in Glendale: California, USA; actor (Ted - "Lou Grant").
(1942) Charlie Rose in Henderson: North Carolina, USA; newscaster (CBS Night Watch).
(1941) Hayao Miyazaki: Japanese film maker.
(1941) Jacque Franquet
(1941) Chuck McKinley: American tennis player and champion of the Wimbledon Men's Singles in 1963.
(1941) Mansoor Pataudi: Indian cricketer and coach (d. 2011).
(1941) Charles Mc: St Louis sports Champions.
(1941) Grady Thomas American rock vocalist (Parliaments: Funkadelic, Maggot Brain).
(1941) Gil Brown: American artist, painter and poster maker.
(1941) Jacques Franquet: French police constable of Lyon 1969, Division constable, and then Director of the Central Office for illegal drug traffic in 1981.
(1940) Dany Saval in Oakland: California, USA; actress (Boeing Boeing, Moon Pilot).
(1940) Athol Guy: Australian singer-songwriter and bassist (The Seekers).
(1940) Sir Michael Rose: British military officer.
(1940) Yuri Ershov: Russian mathematician.
(1940) Michael O'Donoghue: American writer (d. 1994).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Peter Stuychen: Dutch painter and art theorist, a designer and creator of computer art.
(1939) Peter Struycken: Dutch artist, painter, art theorist and computer art maker.
(1939) Bridget Parker: England, United Kingdom -- Equestrian 3 day event (1972 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1939) M Maharoof: Sri Lankan politician (d. 1997).
(1938) Juan Carlos I of Spain
(1938) Jim Otto: NFL center (Oakland Raiders).
(1938) Leo Avery: Abbot of Quarr.
(1938) James Otto: American pro football player with the Oakland Raiders from 1960 to 1974.
(1938) David Grisham: American astrologer, a pro member of AFA at Tulsa, OK.
(1938) Jose Del Canizo: Spanish writer of gardening books and Children's Literature.

(1938) Lindsay Crosby: American noted family, the youngest of four sons of Bing and Dixie Crosby.
(1938) Ngugi wa Thiong'o: Kenyan writer.
(1938) Ngũgĩ Thiong'o: Kenyan author and playwright.
(1938) Juan Carlos: I; king of Spain (1975-).
(1938) Juan King of Spain: World Leader.
(1938) Juan Carlos I : Italian-Spanish royalty, the son of the exiled Don Juan and after the death of Dictator Francisco Franco, Spain's first King since 1931.
(1938) King Juan: Carlos I of Spain.
(1938) Piet Kruiver: Dutch soccer star.
(1938) Edwin Elliason: Washington, United States -- US archer (1992 Olympics).
(1936) Florence King: American journalist and memoirist (d. 2016).
(1936) Marcel Loncle
(1935) Marcel Adaczyk
(1935) Nancy L Johnson American politician (Representative-Republican-Connecticut: 1983-).
(1934) William Bendeck: Bolivian rally driver (d. 1971).
(1934) Henri Bismuth: French surgeon, director of the Henri Bismuth Hepatobiliary Institute.
(1934) Phil Ramone: South African-American songwriter and producer co-founded A & R Recording (d. 2013).
(1934) Eddy Pieters-Graafland
(1934) David Dautresme: French business executive, the manager of several companies.
(1933) Luciano Nizzola: Italian sports manager, President of the Soccer Federation since 1997.
(1933) Leonard Marsh: American businessman co-founded Snapple (d. 2013).
(1933) Derek Johnson: English runner (d. 2004).
(1932) Umberto Eco: Italian teacher and writer, an essayist and researcher, whose 1980 novel, "Name of the Rose," was made into a 1986 film.
(1932) Raisa Gorbachova: Russian wife of Mikhail Gorbachev 11th First Lady of the Soviet Union (d. 1999).
(1932) Chuck Noll in Cleveland: Ohio, USA; NFL coach (Pittsburgh Steelers).
(1932) Chuck Noll: American football player.
(1932) Raisa Gorbacheva: wife of Mikhail Gorbachev (d. 1999).
(1931) Robert Duvall: American Oscar-winning actor, director, writer, and producer, called by many as one of the greatest actors.
(1931) Gérard Defois: French ecclesiastic and Roman Catholic monsignor.
(1931) Alvin Ailey: American black gay choreographer, dancer and director, the founder of the famous Alvin Ailey Dance Theater.
(1931) Alfred Brendel: Austrian pianist poet and author.
(1931) Jean-Baptiste Neron: French homicide; strangled his friend on 7/17/1984.
(1931) Walt Davis: American sportsman, an Olympic gold medalist in the high jump, and later basketball player.
(1931) Aaron Cohen: American senior government official, who served as Acting Deputy Administrator of NASA between 19 February 1992 and 1 November 1992.
(1931) Robert Duvall in San Diego: California, USA; American actor and director (Great Santini, Taxi Driver).
(1931) Joan Coxsedge: Australian politician.
(1931) Walter Davis: United States -- Running high jumper (1952 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1931) Alfred Brendel in Wiesenberg: Austria; one of the leading pianists of the world.
(1930) Ollie Matson
(1930) Alfred Masini: American television producer (d. 2010).
(1930) Edward Galven Givens Jr in Quanah: Texas, USA; Major US Air Force/astronaut.
(1930) Jean Guernalec: France sport Champion.
(1930) Frederick Charles Tillis: Composer.
(1930) Al Masini: American screenwriter and producer (d. 2010).
(1930) Richard Hayes in Passaic: New Jersey, USA; singer/emcee (Name That Tune).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Bernard Evein: French theatre and film set designer.
(1929) Alex Jany: French swimming champion and Olympian, he won the bronze medal in the 1948 Olympics in London and again at the 1952 Olympics in Helsinki.
(1929) Franz Ueding: Germany Actor.
(1929) Wilbert Harrison: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 1994).
(1929) Aulis Rytkönen: Finnish footballer and manager (d. 2014).
(1929) Roger Wulf: Belgian politician, secretary of state for economic & social affairs.
(1928) Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
(1928) Walter Mondale: American politician and US Vice President under Jimmy Carter, former US Ambassador to Japan, and former Senator (elected 1964) and Attorney General (1960) for the state of Minnesota.
(1928) Ali Bhutto: Pakistani politician and father of noted politician, Benazir Bhutto.
(1928) Zulfikar Ali Khan Bhutto: President / Premier (Pakistan).

(1928) Zulfikar Bhutto: Pakistani lawyer and politician 4th President of Pakistan (d. 1979).
(1927) Sivaya Subramuniyaswami: American guru and author founded Iraivan Temple (d. 2001).
(1927) Michel Roussel: Le Petit-Quevilly EXecutives.
(1926) Maria Schell: Austrian actress and noted theatrical family; an intense, soulful leading lady of international films.
(1926) Hosea Williams: American businessman and activist (d. 2000).
(1926) Veikko Karvonen: Finnish runner (d. 2007).
(1926) Robert Earle in Baldwin: New York, USA; TV host (GE College Bowl).
(1926) William De Witt Snodgrass: American poet.
(1926) W Snodgrass: American poet and academic (d. 2009).
(1926) Claude [Buddy] Young: NFL running back (Yankees, Texans, Colts).
(1925) John R Opel
(1925) Jean Roulet: France Writer.
(1925) Wolf Morris: Actor (Decoy).
(1925) John Opel: American data processing company executive.
(1924) Gilbert Bogle: Australian scientist (d. 1963).
(1924) Sam Phillips: American radio host and producer founded Sun Records (d. 2003).
(1923) Edith Custer: American astrologer, founder and editor of the very popular and unique "Mercury Hour" 1974-1985, a magazine composed of letters from astrologers to each other.
(1923) Robert L Bernstein in New York City: New York, USA; publisher (Random House).
(1923) Glenn Boyer: American historian and author (d. 2013).
(1922) Sir Anthony Synnot: Australian naval officer (d. 2001).
(1922) Anthony Synnot: Australian admiral (d. 2001).
(1921) Friedrich Dürrenmatt: Swiss author, playwright, novelist, theater critic, also artist, painter, draughtsman, screenwriter, radio writer, essayist, social satirist, married once, three children.
(1921) Friedrich Durrenmatt: Swiss writer (d. 1990).
(1921) Jean : Grand Duke of Luxembourg.
(1921) Harold Davis: American track & field champion.
(1921) Paul Governali: American professional football player (d. 1978).
(1920) Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli: Italian pianist (d. 1995).
(1920) Henriette Raes: French criminal, a recidivist sentenced to three years in prison in 1995 for frequenting the best hotels and restaurants without paying the bills or paying with stolen cheques.
(1920) Arturo Michelangeli: Italian pianist and educator (d. 1995).
(1920) Arturo Benedetti-Michelangeli: Italian musician, concert pianist, studied violin, organ & composition at milan conservatoire; has given concerts throughout world.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Jacques Laurent: French journalist, novelist and essayist, who published under various pseudonyms.
(1919) Al Blozis: American track & field athlete.
(1919) Hector Abhayavardhana: Sri Lankan theorist and politician (d. 2012).
(1919) Herb Peterson: American businessman (d. 2008).
(1919) Severino Gazzelloni: Italian flute player (d. 1992).
(1919) Cecil Laurent: Paris 9éme Writer.
(1917) Reginald Smith: Brindle composer.
(1917) Adolfo Consolini
(1917) Jane Wyman: American actress who won an Oscar in 1948 for the film "Johnny Belinda.
(1917) Francis L Kellogg: American diplomat and socialite (d. 2006).

(1917) Robert Antelme: French writer.
(1917) Lucienne Day: English textile designer (d. 2010).
(1917) Francis Kellogg: American businessman and diplomat (d. 2006).
(1917) Wieland Wagner: German stage director (Born 1917).
(1916) Maurits Caransa: Dutch underworld figure of some importance.
(1916) Knut Næss: Norwegian pharmacologist.
(1915) Uta Graf: Singer / teacher.
(1915) Mabel Leigh: potter.
(1915) Arthur Robinson: Canadian geographer and cartographer (d. 2004).
(1914) Nicolas de Staël: Russian-French painter and illustrator (d. 1955).
(1914) George Reeves: Actor (Superman, Gone with the Wind), shoots self at 45.
(1914) Nicolas de Stael: French-Russian painter (d. 1955).
(1913) Laura Solari
(1913) Pierre Veuillot: French Roman Catholic Cardinal and Archbishop of Paris.
(1913) Nejat Eczacıbaşı: Turkish-American chemist businessman and philanthropist founded Eczacıbaşı (d. 1993).
(1912) Frank Pace Jr: US Secretary of Army (1950-53).
(1911) Jean-Pierre Aumont: French actor on stage, film and television, he is also a playwright.
(1911) Louis Aimar
(1911) Pierre Dermo: Belgian comedian.
(1910) Hugh Brannum: American actor and singer (d. 1987).
(1910) Jack Lovelock: New Zealand/American surgeon/athlete (Olympics-gold-1936), dies at age 39.
(1910) Erica Morini: Vienna, Austria -- Concert violinist.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Jean-Pierre Aumont Paris France actor (Count of Monte Cristo: Cat and Mouse, Happy Hooker).
(1909) Simon Harcourt: Nowell-Smith bibliophile.
(1909) Stephen Cole: Kleene mathematician (Regular Expressions).
(1909) Stephen Kleene: American mathematician and computer scientist (d. 1994).
(1909) Lucienne Bloch: Swiss-born American sculptor, muralist, photographer (d. 1995).
(1908) Arthur Hasler: American aquatic biologist/ ecologist.
(1908) George Dolenz: American actor, father of Micky Dolenz (Born 1908).
(1907) Anton Ingolic Slavic author (After Splavih: After Prelomu).
(1906) Pierre Seghers: Paris 16éme Writer.
(1906) Kathleen Kenyon: first person to place date on remains of Jericho.

(1906) Jean Terrasse: Clermont-Ferrand physician.
(1905) Vladimir Pozner: French writer and translator of Russian descent.
(1904) Jeane Dixon: American astrologer and psychic (d. 1997).
(1904) Erica Morini: Austrian violinist (d. 1995).
(1904) Erika Morini: Austrian violinist (d. 1995).
(1904) Jeanne Dixon: American psychic called "The Seeress of Washington" who claimed that her psychic gift was revealed to her through dreams, visions and the crystal ball.
(1903) Grimalda Gucci: Italian noted family, the only daughter of the founder of the House of Gucci.
(1903) Harold Gatty: Australian pilot and navigator (d. 1957).
(1903) Leighton Lucas: composer.
(1902) Hubert Beuve-Méry: French journalist (d. 1989).
(1902) Pierre Palla: Dutch musician, an organ and piano soloist.
(1902) Stella Gibbons: English journalist and author (d. 1989).
(1902) Maruja Mallo: Spanish surrealist painter who studied arts in Madrid between 1922 and 1926, where she met many important artists, as she also did subsequently in Paris: Salvador Dalí, Federico García Lorca, Luis Buñuel, Magritte, Max Ernst, Miró, De Chirico, André Breton, Enrique Tábara, Xavier Zubiri and Paul Éluard among others.
(1902) Dorothea "Stella": Gibbons English author (Cold Comfort Farm).
(1901) Mario Scelba: premier Italy (1954-55).
(1900) Yves Tanguy: French surrealist painter, son of a retired navy captain.
(1900) George Magrill
(1900) Paula Ludwig: writer.

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