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Famous Birthdays of 5 March

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

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(2003) MacKenzie Corrigan: American infanticide; the baby died in day care on June 5, 2003.
(2002) Lucas Triana: Dancer.
(2000) Kaziah : Instagram Star.
(2000) Julian Fulian: Vine Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Madison Beer: Pop Singer.
(1998) Vladislav Artemiev: Russian chess player.
(1998) Aaron Landon: TV Actor.
(1997) Kirby Minnick: YouTube Star.
(1996) Taylor Marie Hill
(1996) Kent Heckel: YouTube Star.
(1996) Mario Bautista: Vine Star.
(1995) Dante Smith: Vine Star.
(1995) Jun Shison: Japanese actor.
(1994) Aislinn Paul: TV Actress.

(1994) Daria Gavrilova: Russian tennis player.
(1994) Sajjad Mashayekhi: Iranian basketball player.
(1993) Bregje Heinen: Dutch model.
(1993) Bobbi Kristina Brown: Celebrity.
(1993) Jenna Boyd: Actress.
(1993) Harry Maguire: English footballer.
(1993) Artur Pikk: Estonian footballer.
(1993) Alexa Dectis: American singer and actress.
(1993) Joshua Coyne: American violinist and composer.
(1993) El-Hadji Ba: French footballer.
(1992) Kit Armstrong: English-Taïwanese young prodigy, classical pianist.
(1992) Joltter : YouTube Star.
(1992) Alx James: Vine Star.
(1992) Parry Glasspool: TV Actor.
(1991) Ramiro Mori: Argentine footballer.
(1991) Daniil Trifonov: Russian pianist and composer.
(1991) Cory Wharton: Reality Star.
(1990) Alana Blanchard: Surfer.
(1990) Draymond Green: Athlete.
(1990) Mason Plumlee: Basketball Player.
(1990) Danny Drinkwater: English footballer.
(1990) İlham Özbilen: Kenyan-Turkish runner.
(1990) Alex Smithies: English footballer.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Sterling Knight: American actor.
(1989) Jake Lloyd: American actor.
(1989) Erin Heatherton: Model.
(1989) Andy Glass: Bassist.
(1989) Jonathan Cristaldo: Argentine footballer.
(1988) Jovana Brakocevic
(1988) Pallavi Sharda
(1988) Jovana Brakočević: Serbian volleyball player.
(1988) Trevor Carson: Northern Irish footballer.
(1988) Illya Kvasha: Ukrainian diver.

(1988) Bjarni Vi?arsson: Icelandic footballer.
(1988) Liassine Cadamuro-Bentaïba: Algerian footballer.
(1988) Bjarni Viðarsson: Icelandic footballer.
(1987) Anna Chakvetadze: Russian tennis player.
(1987) Ishmael Miller: English footballer.
(1987) Tamzin Merchant: Actress.
(1987) Chris Cohen: English footballer.
(1987) Lua Blanco: Brazilian actress singer songwriter and model.
(1986) Julie Henderson
(1986) Dominique McElligott: Irish actress.
(1986) Ellen Whitaker: English horse rider.
(1986) Alexandre Barthe: French footballer.
(1986) Anthony Barrier: French race horse jockey.
(1986) Matty Fryatt: English footballer.
(1986) Mike Krieger: Businessman.
(1986) Kimberlee Green: Australian netball player.
(1986) Carlos Quintero: Colombian cyclist.
(1985) Trujillo (Peru)
(1985) Hillary Fisher
(1985) Kenichi Matsuyama: Japanese actor.
(1985) Charlie Parra del Riego
(1985) Scott Michael Foster: Actor.
(1985) Lyric Greene: Reality Star.
(1985) David Marshall: Scottish footballer.
(1985) Brad Mills: American baseball player.
(1984) Guillaume Hoarau: French footballer.
(1984) Ryan Crowley: Australian rules footballer.
(1984) Aarthi Agarwal: American actress (d. 2015).
(1984) Branko Cvetković: Serbian basketball player.
(1983) Drew Houston: Businessman.
(1983) Chase Gilroy: YouTube Star.
(1983) Hugh Evans: Leader.
(1983) Édgar Dueñas: Mexican footballer.
(1983) Mickaël Antoine-Curier: French-born Guadeloupean footballer.
(1982) Dan Carter: Rugby Player.
(1982) Cinthia Moura
(1982) Du Li: Chinese sport shooter.
(1982) Landon Donovan: Athlete.
(1982) Daniel Carter: New Zealand rugby player.
(1982) Giorgia Palmas: Italian television personality and model.
(1981) Andreas Wiig: Norwegian snowboarder.
(1981) Paul Martin: American ice hockey player.
(1981) Hanna Alström: Swedish actress.
(1981) Shugo Oshinari: Japanese actor.
(1981) Barret Jackman: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1980) Renan Luce: French singer and songwriter.
(1980) Jessica Bohrs
(1980) Shay Carl: American businessman co-founded Maker Studios.
(1980) Nathaniel Rich: Novelist.
(1980) Sabrina Buchholz: German biathlete.
(1980) Andrea Bari: Italian volleyball player.
(1980) Shay Butler: YouTube Star.
(1980) Jessica Boehrs: German singer and actress.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Riki Lindhome
(1979) Lee Mears: English rugby union player.
(1979) Martin Axenrot: Swedish musician.
(1979) Tang Gonghong: Chinese weightlifter.
(1978) Carlos Ochoa: Mexican footballer.
(1978) Papoose : American rapper.
(1978) Kimberly McCullough: California, United States -- Actress (Robin- General Hospital).
(1978) Mike Hessman: American baseball player.
(1978) Jared Crouch: Australian rules footballer.
(1977) Kartika Luyet

(1977) Wally Szczerbiak: American basketball player and sportscaster.
(1977) Nacho Figueras: Athlete.
(1977) Natalie Bevins: Miss West Virginia-USA (1997).
(1977) Mike MacDougal: American baseball player.
(1977) Raphael Bove: Australian footballer.
(1977) Bryan Berard: NHL defenseman (Team USA Olympics - 1998, New York Islanders).
(1977) Taismary Agüero: Cuban-born Italian volleyball player.
(1976) Shirley Bousquet
(1976) Neil Jackson: English actor and writer.
(1976) Lucian Msamati
(1976) Adriana Serra-Zanetti in Modena: Italy; tennis star (1995 Moscow semi-finals).
(1976) Katerina Matziou: Greek actress.
(1976) Chiwoniso Maraire: Zimbabwean singer-songwriter (d. 2013).
(1976) Šarūnas Jasikevičius: Lithuanian basketball player and coach.
(1976) Sarunas Jasikevicius: Lithuanian basketball player.
(1976) Tim Sylvia: American mixed martial artist and wrestler.
(1976) Paul Konerko: American baseball player.
(1975) Niki Taylor: Model (Elle, Marie Claire).
(1975) Jolene Blalock: American actress.
(1975) Luciano Burti: Brazilian race car driver.
(1975) Sasho Petrovski: Australian soccer player.
(1975) Sergei Ivanov: Russian cyclist.
(1974) Eva Mendes: American actress.
(1974) Matthieu Delormeau
(1974) Larbi Benboudaoud: French judoka, who won the silver medal in the half lightweight (– 66 kg) division at the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, Australia.
(1974) Barbara Schöneberger: Barbara Schöneberger is a German actress, singer, and TV host.
(1974) Matt Lucas: English comedian.
(1974) Kevin Connolly (actor)
(1974) Jill Ritchie: American actress.
(1974) Hans Bond: Dutch soccer player (FC Volendam).
(1974) Brad Schumacher: United States -- 400m / 800m freesytyle (1996 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1974) Jens Jeremies: German footballer.
(1974) Kevin Connolly: Actor (Beverly Hillbillies, Rocky V, Angus).
(1973) Nelly Arcan: Canadian novelist (Born 1975).
(1973) Ryan Franklin: American baseball player.
(1973) Yannis Anastasiou: Greek footballer and manager.
(1973) Juan Esnáider: Argentine football manager and former footballer.
(1973) Nicole Pratt: Australian tennis player and coach.
(1973) Nicole Pratt in Mackay: Australia; tennis star (1995 Futures Australia).
(1973) Paul Lieftink Dutch soccer player (NAC: Spakenburg).
(1972) Brian Grant: American basketball player with the position of forward with the Trailblazers.
(1972) Hernan Gumy
(1972) Tom Hipsz: CFL defensive tackle (Montreal Alouettes).
(1972) Luca Turilli: Italian guitarist and songwriter (Rhapsody of Fire and Luca Turilli's Rhapsody and Luca Turilli's Dreamquest).
(1972) James Moran: Screenwriter.
(1972) Mikael Tillstrom: in Sweden; tennis star.
(1972) Hernan Gumy in Buenos Aires: Argentina; tennis star.
(1972) Brian Grant NBA forward (Portland Trail Blazers: Sacramento Kings).
(1972) Brandon Hamilton: Canadian Football League cornerback (Winnipeg Blue Bombers).
(1971) Chad Fonville in Jacksonville: North Carolina, USA; infielder (Los Angeles Dodgers).
(1971) Amy Peistrup-Matthews in Arlington Heights: Illinois, USA; WPVA volleyball player (Old Orchard-17-1995).
(1971) Yuri Lowenthal: American actor and author.
(1971) Jose Mercedes in El Seybo: Dominican Republic; pitcher (Milwaukee Brewers).
(1971) Brian Hunter in Portland: Oregon, USA; outfielder (Houston Astros).
(1971) Jeffrey Hammonds: American baseball player, outfielder.
(1971) Greg Berry: English footballer and coach.
(1971) Scott Mosier: American actor producer and screenwriter.
(1971) Filip Meirhaeghe: Belgian mountainbiker.
(1971) Evil Jared Hasselhoff: American musician (Bloodhound Gang).
(1970) John Frusciante: Guitarist.
(1970) Lisa Robin Kelly: American actress.
(1970) Lisa Kelly: TV Actress.
(1970) Mike Brown: American basketball coach.
(1970) Yuu Watase: Japanese manga artist.
(1970) Rome : American singer.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Mc Solaar
(1969) Paul Blackthorne: British actor.
(1969) Danny King: English author and playwright.
(1969) Moussa Saib: former Algerian footballer.
(1969) Rio Natsuki: Japanese voice actress.
(1969) MC Solaar: African hip hop musician and MC.
(1969) Moussa Saïb: Algerian footballer and manager.
(1968) Jean Grégor
(1968) Gordon Bajnai: Hungarian businessman and politician 7th Prime Minister of Hungary.
(1968) Marq Mellor in Long Island: New York, USA; field hockey forward (Olympics-1996).

(1968) Shjon Podein in Rochester: Minnesota, USA; NHL left wing (Philadelphia Flyers).
(1968) Roman Phifer: linebacker (Saint Louis Rams).
(1968) Theresa Villiers: English lawyer and politician Secretary of State for Northern Ireland.
(1967) Ray Loriga
(1967) Sam Taylor-Johnson: Director.
(1967) Tim Vine: Comedian.
(1967) Nicole Boegman Australian long jumper (Olympics-1988: 1992, 1996).
(1967) Sam Taylor-Wood: Artist.
(1967) Evan Dando: Musician.
(1966) Aasif Mandvi: Indian-American actor producer and screenwriter.
(1966) Olivier Barbarant
(1966) Tracy Kerdyk in Coral Gables: Florida, USA; LPGA golfer (1995 JAL Big Apple).
(1966) Michael Irvin: NFL wide receiver (Dallas Cowboys).
(1966) Dav Pilkey: Author.
(1966) Kevin Johnson: Athlete.
(1966) Gus Caesar: English footballer.
(1966) Bob Halkidis: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1966) Oh Eun-sun: South-Korean mountaineer.
(1966) Mark Danielewski: American author.
(1965) José Semedo: Portuguese footballer.
(1965) Khaled Hosseini: Novelist.
(1965) Nadja Abd el Farrag: German singer and television hostess.
(1965) Johnny Ekström: Swedish footballer.
(1964) Bertrand Cantat: French rock star and leader of Noir Desire, convicted of killing his lover Marie Trintignant.
(1964) Scott Skiles
(1964) Reggie Williams: NBA forward / guard (Denver Nuggets).
(1964) Gerald Vanenburg: Dutch footballer.
(1963) Joel Osteen: American evangelical, television preacher.
(1963) Jason Newsted: Musician.
(1963) Thomas Hermanns: German TV-presenter, director, and comedian.
(1962) Simon Abkarian
(1962) Charles Reid
(1962) Amina Annabi
(1962) Craig Reid: Scottish singer-songwriter with twin brother Charles in the group, "The Proclaimers.
(1962) Charlie Reid: Scottish singer-songwriter with twin brother Craig in the group, "The Proclaimers.
(1962) Elise Burgin in Baltimore: Maryland, USA; tennis star.
(1962) Charlie and Craig Reid: Scottish musicians (The Proclaimers).
(1962) Rosemarie Ford: English dancer actress and television presenter.
(1962) Robert L Curbeam Jr in Baltimore: Maryland, USA; astronaut (STS 85, sk-99).
(1962) Jonathan Penner: American actor producer and screenwriter.
(1961) Isabelle Juppé
(1961) Dan Stuart: US singer/songwriter ("Green on Red").
(1961) Steven Weber: Actor.
(1961) Zeke Mowatt: NFL tight end (New York Giants).
(1960) Catherine Matausch
(1960) David Tibet: English singer-songwriter (Current 93 and Death in June).
(1960) Paul Drayson: Baron Drayson English businessman and politician Minister for Defence Equipment Support and Technology.
(1960) Nick Launay: English record producer composer and recording engineer.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Talia Balsam: Movie Actress.
(1959) Darío Grandinetti
(1959) Tsukasa Hojo: Japanese illustrator.
(1959) Vazgen Sargsyan: Armenian colonel and politician 8th Prime Minister of Armenia (d. 1999).
(1959) David Fury: American television writer and producer.
(1959) Mike Byster: American mathematician and academic.
(1958) Andy Gibb: British-American musician and youngest brother of the pop group "The Bee Gees.
(1958) Luiz Delfino: Brazilian astrologer and psychologist.
(1958) Laurence Herszberg: French head of cultural institutions in the field of the performing arts (music, theater, opera), audiovisual productions and cinema.
(1958) Bill Timoney: TV commercial actor (Addicted to Love).

(1958) Patricia Heaton: Actress.
(1958) Volodymyr Bezsonov: Ukrainian football manager and former footballer.
(1958) Xavier Patier: French senior official and writer.
(1957) Marc-Alain Ouaknin
(1957) Mykelti Williamson: Actor.
(1957) Ray Suarez: American journalist and author.
(1957) Stefano Davanzati: Italian film actor.
(1957) Mark E: Smith; English rock vocalist (Fall - "Fall in a Hole").
(1957) Tim Holden: American politician (Representative-Democrat-Pennsylvania).
(1957) Mark E Smith: English singer (The Fall).
(1957) Mark Smith: English singer-songwriter (The Fall and Von Südenfed).
(1956) Teena Marie: American singer and composer (Born 1956).
(1956) Christopher Snowden: English engineer and academic.
(1956) Mark Handley: Writer (Nell).
(1956) Adriana Barraza: Mexican actress and director.
(1956) Marco Paolini: Italian stage actor and author.
(1956) Donato Oliverio: Italian Bishop of the Eparchy of Lungro.
(1955) Julien Dray: French politician.
(1955) Penn Jillette: American magician and raconteur, the larger, louder member of Penn and Teller, a popular Las Vegas illusion and comedy act.
(1955) John Basile
(1955) Penn Jillette in Greenfield: Massachusetts, USA; magician (Penn and Teller - Penn and Teller are Dead).
(1955) Georgios Papastamkos: Greek politician.
(1954) Barry Fairchild: American murderer (d. 1995).
(1954) Steve Prestwich: Australian drummer musician and songwriter (Cold Chisel Little River Band).
(1954) Jack Stamp: American conductor and composer.
(1954) Marsha Warfield: American actress.
(1954) Francois Fillon: Politician.
(1954) Catherine O'Hara: Actress.
(1954) Barry Lee Fairchild: American convicted murderer (d. 1995).
(1953) Peggy Rathmann: Artist.
(1953) Michael Sandel: American philosopher and educator.
(1953) Tokyo Sexwale: South African businessman and politician 1st Premier of Gauteng.
(1953) Katarina Frostenson: Swedish poet and writer.
(1953) Richard Sanderson: English singer.
(1953) Kay Lenz: Actress.
(1953) Daniel Woodrell: Writer.
(1953) Chris Smith: Politician.
(1953) Valery Grigoriyevich Korzun: Russian Colonel / Cosmonaut (TM-24).
(1953) Russel D: Feingold; American politician (Senator-Democrat-Wisconsin).
(1952) Alan Clark (keyboardist)
(1952) Jean-Luc Vilmouth
(1952) Anita Thigpen Perry
(1952) Alan Clark: keyboardist (Dire Straits - "Sultans of Swing").
(1952) Mike Squires: American baseball player and scout.
(1952) Diana Castro Hagee: American evangelist and author, wife of John Hagee.
(1952) Peter Isler: Swiss lawyer, with his own law practice Isler & Partners in Stäfa, Canton of Zürich.
(1952) Robin Hobb: Writer.
(1952) Scott Swift: Family Member.
(1952) Petar Borota: Serbian footballer (d. 2010).
(1951) Willis Alan Ramsey
(1951) Lat : Malaysian cartoonist.
(1951) Willis Ramsey: American popular country-western singer and songwriter; his first and only album, "The Willis Alan Ramsey Album" came out 12/05/1976, produced by Shelter records.
(1951) Datuk Mohammad Nor Khalid: Malaysian cartoonist.
(1951) Burkhard Segler: German footballer.
(1951) Giorgos Ninios: Greek actor.
(1951) Kenny Dalglish: Athlete.
(1950) Eugene Fodor: American musician, a violinist and the first Westerner to win Moscow's International Tchaikovsky competition (1974).
(1950) Rick Perry: Politician.
(1950) Ken Robinson: Educator.
(1950) Harvey Jacob Alperin in Minneapolis: Minnesota, USA; actor (Cocktail).
(1950) Eugene Fodor in Turkey Creek: Colorado, USA; violinist (1972 Paganini Award, 1974 Tchaikovsky Award).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Bernard Arnault: French chief business executive and largest shareholder of the haute couture house, Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton (LVMH), first appointed as Chairman on 26 September 1988.
(1949) Donna van Toen
(1949) Franz Josef Jung: German federal minister of defence.
(1949) Leszek Błażyński: Polish boxer (d. 1992).
(1949) Leszek B?azynski: Polish boxer (d. 1992).
(1949) Jose Rosas Ribeyro: Peruvian writer, belonging to the Group Infrarealisme.
(1949) Donna Van Toen: American-Canadian pro astrologer and writer, the author of "The Astrologer's Node Book" and "The Mars Book.
(1949) Franz Jung: German lawyer and politician German Federal Minister of Defence.
(1948) Elaine Paige: English singer and actress.
(1948) Eddy Grant: Guyanese-English singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Equals).

(1948) Esther Hicks: Author.
(1948) Paquirri : Famous Spanish bullfighter nicknamed "Paquirri".
(1948) Richard Hickox: English conductor and scholar (d. 2008).
(1948) A Rafiq: Indonesian singer and actor (d. 2013).
(1948) Jan van Beveren: Dutch footballer.
(1948) Leslie Marmon Silko: Writer.
(1948) Robert Bauval: Belgian author and Ancient Egypt researcher.
(1947) Gérard Nicoud
(1947) Ottis Toole
(1947) John Kitzhaber: American politician and Oregon Senator, very active in improving health care and cost effectiveness.
(1947) Vivien Eteson: British astrologer, author of a column "Astro Artistry" for FCA News.
(1947) Jean Jouzel: French glaciologist and climatologist.
(1947) Kent Tekulve: American baseball player, a right-handed pitcher with the Pittsburgh Pirates (1974–1985), Philadelphia Phillies (1985–1988) and Cincinnati Reds (1989).
(1947) Jan Garbarek: Musician.
(1947) Clodagh Rodgers: Northern Irish singer and actress.
(1947) Eddie Hodges: American actor and singer.
(1947) Tom Russell: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1947) Eddie Hodges in Hattiesburg: Mississippi, USA; actor/singer (High Hopes, Adventures of Huckleberry Finn).
(1946) Lova Moor: French strip-tease-dancer at the Crazy Horse Saloon.
(1946) Murray Head: English singer and actor, most recognised for his international hits: "Superstar" (Jesus-Christ Superstar), "Say it Ain't So" and "One Night in Bangkok".
(1946) Bertho Audifax
(1946) Rocky Bleier: American football player, one of the best running backs in football.
(1946) Michael Warren: American basketball player and actor.
(1946) Graham Hawkins: English former football player and manager.
(1946) Michael Warren in South Bend: Indiana, USA; actor (Bobby Hill - Hill Street Blues).
(1946) Michael Ashcroft: Businessman.
(1946) Richard Bell: Canadian pianist (Full Tilt Boogie Band The Band Crowbar and Blackie and the Rodeo Kings) (d. 2007).
(1946) Mem Fox: Australian author and academic.
(1946) Guerrino Boatto: Italian illustrator and painter.
(1946) Klaus Hagerup: Norwegian author, translator, screenwriter, actor, and director.
(1946) Richard Buntel: American business manager at St. Thomas of Villanova Parish in Wilmington, MA, a non-ministerial position with the R.C.
(1945) Randy Matson: United States -- Shot putter (1968 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1945) Dino Rora
(1945) Curtis Hanson: Director.
(1945) James Matson: Kilgore sports Champions.
(1945) Chiaffredo Rora: Italian member of the Italian National Swimming Team, died with his entire team in an air disaster at Bremen, Germany on January 28, 1966 when the pilot overshot the runway.
(1945) Dave Bakenhaster: American baseball player, a pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals.
(1945) Randi Matson: American Olympic athlete, a shot-putter he won a silver medal in 1964 and a gold in 1968 in track and field events.
(1944) Elisabeth Badinter: French author, historian, and professor of Philosophy at the Ecole Polytechnique in Paris.
(1944) Charly Grosskost: French racing cyclist, who in 1968 won the prologue time-trial of both the Giro d'Italia and the Tour de France.
(1944) Roy Gutman: American journalist, Pulitzer Prize winner.
(1944) Paul Sands in Los Angeles: California, USA; comedian/actor (SCTV, Story Theater, St. Elsewhere).
(1944) Christine Fersen: French stage and film actress, studied at the Comedie Française from 1965, became a staff member in 1976.
(1944) Lucio Battisti: Italian singer (d. 1998).
(1944) Peter Brandes: Danish painter and sculptor.
(1943) Lucio Battisti: Italian singer and songwriter, well known and beloved.
(1943) Billy Backus: American boxer, the World Welterweight champion 1970-71.
(1942) Adrien Houngbédji
(1942) Felipe Gonzales
(1942) Gloria Gaither: Musician.
(1942) Felipe Gonzalez: Prime Minister of Spain (1982-1996).
(1942) Mike Resnick: American science fiction author.
(1942) Michael D[iamond] Resnick: Sci-fi author (Sideshow, Eros Ascending).
(1942) Felipe González: Spanish lawyer and politician Prime Minister of Spain.
(1941) Alain Boublil: Tunisian musical theatre lyricist and librettist.
(1941) Adrian Lyne: Director.
(1941) Des Wilson: New Zealand-English businessman and activist.
(1940) Claude Lacaze: French rugby player, selected 33 times in international events between 1961 and 1969 to play as full back.
(1940) Tom Butler: English bishop.
(1940) Sepp Piontek: German footballer and manager.
(1940) Mary Rose Oakar: (Rep).
(1940) Malcolm Hebden: English actor.
(1940) Graham McRae: New Zealand racing driver.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Samantha Eggar: English actress and singer.
(1939) Judy Grinham: European, British Empire and National backstroke swimming champion, winning the Olympic Title 12/1946 and creating a record unbroken for 32 years.
(1939) Benyamin Sueb: Indonesian comedian actor and singer (d. 1995).
(1939) Terry Curry: English multi-millionaire.
(1939) Charles Fuller: US writer (Zooman, Soldier Story).
(1939) Pierre Wynants: Belgian chef.
(1939) Peter Woodcock: Canadian murderer (d. 2010).
(1939) Jean-Paul Escande: Brive physician.
(1938) Pierre Péan: French investigative journalist and author of many books concerned with political scandals.
(1938) Mike Walsh: Australian television host and producer, a magnetic and cheeky theatrical entrepreneur, Walsh was the undisputed king of Australian daytime TV in the 1970s and early 1980s.

(1938) Lynn Margulis: American biologist and academic (d. 2011).
(1938) Fred Williamson: American football player actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1938) Vincent Bioulès: French painter, living in his hometown Montpellier.
(1938) Anthony Aveni: American academic anthropologist, astronomer, and author, noted in particular for his extensive publications and leading contributions to the field of archaeoastronomy.
(1938) Fred "Hammer" Williamson in Gary: Indiana, USA; NFL player (Kansas City Chiefs), actor (Julia).
(1938) Paul Evans: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1937) Olusegun Obasanjo: Nigerian general and politician 5th President of Nigeria.
(1937) Jean Orizet: French writer and editor.
(1937) Don Burros
(1937) Sal Borgese: Italian actor.
(1937) Lionel Salem: French quantum chemist.
(1937) Stephen Fitz-Simon: Entrepreneur.
(1937) Dan Burros: American Jewish Nazi who committed suicide upon exposure by NY Times.
(1936) Dean Stockwell: American child actor, the son of stage actors who later became adult actor of film and TV.
(1936) Claude Mantoulan: France sport Champion.
(1936) Dale Douglass in Wewoka: Oklahoma, USA; PGA golfer (1970 Phoenix Open).
(1936) Canaan Banana: Zimbabwean minister and politician 1st President of Zimbabwe (d. 2003).
(1936) Dean Stockwell in Hollywood: California, USA; actor (Quantum Leap, Blue Velvet).
(1935) Paul Sand: American actor.
(1935) Philip Chapman: Australian-American astronaut and engineer.
(1935) Philip K Chapman: Australian astronaut and scientist.
(1935) Malcolm J: Anderson; tennis champion (US Open-1957).
(1935) Philip K Chapman in Melbourne: Australia; astronaut (Apollo 14 support).
(1935) Letizia Battaglia: Italian photographer and photojournalist.
(1934) Etienne Knoops
(1934) James Sikking: American actor.
(1934) Luigi Spaventa: Italian politician, a lawyer and economist.
(1934) Jacques Sadoul
(1934) Daniel Kahneman: Israeli-American psychologist and winner of the 2002 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences.
(1934) Halit Refiğ: Turkish director producer and screenwriter (d. 2009).
(1934) James B Sikking: American actor.
(1934) James B Sikking in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Hill Street Blues, Star Trek III, Doogie Howser).
(1933) Kostas Linoxilakis: Greek footballer.
(1933) Walter Kasper: German Roman Catholic Cardinal and theologian.
(1933) Jef Eygel: Belgian basketball player (d. 2005).
(1933) Tommy Tucker: American singer-songwriter and pianist (d. 1982).
(1933) Norbert Linke: Composer.
(1933) Arlen Dean Snyder in Rice: Kansas, USA; actor (Trauma Center).
(1932) Diana Coupland: British comedy actress (Born 1932).
(1932) Earl Woods
(1932) Bill Takas: American jazz musician, bass player, trumpet player, 2nd child; with billy may 1955; to nyc 1956; then with zoot sims, eddie costa, pee wee russell, more.
(1932) Gertan Klauber: Czech-English actor (d. 2008).
(1932) Walter Charles Marshall: Scientist.
(1931) Fred (comics)
(1931) Jean-Paul Roussillon: French actor who appeared in 87 films and television shows between 1954 and 2008.
(1931) Anthony Headges: Composer.
(1931) Fred : French comics artist (artist name Fred, real name Frédéric Othon Théodore Aristidès) and comic book creator in the Franco-Belgian comics tradition.
(1931) Anthony Hedges: English composer and academic.
(1931) Barry Tuckwell: Australian horn player and educator.
(1931) Fred Othon Aristides: French comics artist.
(1931) Alice Rivlin: Economist.
(1931) Jean Gheerardyn: France sport Champion.
(1931) Barry Tuckwell in Melbourne: Australia; horn player (London Symphony Orchestra 1955-68).
(1930) Jean Tabary
(1930) Lorin Maazel in Neuilly: France; conductor (NBC Symphony Orchestra 1941).
(1930) Guy Gaucher: French Catholic Discalced Carmelite bishop and theologian.
(1930) John Ashley: Canadian ice hockey player and referee (d. 2008).
(1930) Del Crandall: American baseball player and manager.
(1930) David Garth: American political advertising consultant (d. 2014).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Lucette Michaux-Chevry
(1929) J B Lenoir: American musician (Born 1929).
(1929) Jean-Louis Guillaud: French journalist and television personality.
(1929) Erik Carlsson: Swedish race car driver (d. 2015).
(1929) Joan Shawlee in Forest Hills: New York, USA; actress (Prehistoric Women).
(1929) Jean Vliegen: France sport Champion.
(1929) Jules Bouquet: France sport Champion.
(1929) Takao Saito: Japanese cinematographer (d. 2014).
(1929) J Lenoir: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 1967).
(1928) J Miller: American academic and critic.

(1928) Andre Marissel: France Writer.
(1928) Harry Birrell: American news reporter (d. 2013).
(1927) Jack Cassidy: Richmond Hill, Virginia -- Actor (Oscar / Jetman-He & She).
(1927) Jack [John Joseph Edward] Cassidy in Richmond Hill: New York, USA; actor (Oscar/Jetman - He and She).
(1927) Robert Lindsay: 29th Earl of Crawford Scottish hereditary peer and Conservative politician.
(1927) Robert Orben: Entertainer.
(1927) Thayer David: Actor.
(1926) Betsy Colquitt: American professor of English and a poet known for themes and poetic structures which reflect a modernist sensibility.
(1926) Richard M. DeVos: Businessman.
(1926) Richard DeVos: Businessman.
(1925) Jacques Vergès: French attorney, born in Thailand to the doctor Raymond Vergès (Vietnamian mother), one of France's most notorious lawyers.
(1925) Paul Vergès: French Reunionese politician, brother of the controversial attorney Jacques Vergès.
(1924) Roger Marche: French soccer player for the Reims team (winner of the Cup of France in 1950, Champion of France in 1949 and 1953) and for the Racing Club of Paris.
(1924) Myrna Dell
(1924) Guy Huygens
(1923) François Renaud
(1923) Lawrence Tisch
(1923) Juan Rivero: Puerto Rican biologist who founded the Dr. Juan A. Rivero Zoo at the University of Puerto Rico's Mayagüez Campus.
(1923) Jean Gouguenheim: Menton EXecutives.
(1923) Andrea Aureli: Italian actor.
(1923) Laurence Tisch: American businessman co-founded the Loews Corporation (d. 2003).
(1923) Roger Bordier: French author, journalist, poet, novelist, playwright, TV and radio writer.
(1923) Jacques Peuchmaurd: France Writer.
(1923) Francois Renaud: French homicide victim.
(1922) Pier Paolo Pasolini: Italian Poet / Author / director, murdered at 53.
(1922) James Noble: Dallas Texas; actor (Governor Gatling-Benson).
(1922) Pierre Moussa: French government official and banker.
(1922) Claude Frikart: French Prelate of the Roman Catholic Church, and member of the Congregation of Jesus and Mary (Eudists, C.I.
(1922) Pier Pasolini: Italian actor and director of radical films, best known for controversial films about people in conflict with the mainstream society.
(1921) Joan Greenwood: Actress.
(1921) Berkley Bedell (Representative-Democrat-Iowa: 1975-).
(1921) Elmer Valo: American baseball player and coach (d. 1998).
(1921) Robert Martel: French political activist, a supporter of French Algeria nicknamed "le Chouan de la Mitidja," Catholic, anti-revolutionary and founder of l'Union Française Nord-Africaine (UFNA) [French North African Union].
(1920) José Aboulker: French military personnel, a member of the anti-Nazi resistance who co-founded a resistance network in Algiers in World War II and emerged as one of the main leaders of the resistance movement in North Africa.
(1920) Henri Delporte: French prehistorian.
(1920) Jose Aboulker: Jewish Communist (d. 2009).
(1920) Jacques Paillard: French neurophysiologist.
(1920) Leontine Tg Kelly: 1st black female Bishop (Methodist).
(1920) Virginia Christine: Actress (Mrs Olson), dies at 76.
(1920) Delbert L Latta (Representative-Republican-Ohio: 1959-).
(1920) Leontine Kelly: American bishop (d. 2012).
(1920) Arthur Rottiers: Belgium Writer.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Buck Baker: Celebrity.
(1919) Myron Bright: American captain and judge.
(1918) James Tobin: American economist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2002).
(1918) Dwayne Andreas: Businessman.
(1918) Tadahiko Hayashi: Japanese photographer (d. 1990).
(1918) Red Storey: Canadian football player referee and sportscaster (d. 2006).
(1918) Milt Schmidt: Canadian ice hockey player, coach and manager.
(1918) Halsey S Colchester: British SAS / spy (MI6) / priest.
(1917) Joseph Stone: lawyer.
(1916) Jack Hamm: American illustrator (d. 1996).

(1916) Jacques Gourdon: French astrologer, co-founder of the periodical "Astres" (with Raclet).
(1916) Horace Ian: Parrott composer.
(1916) Victor Bahier: France Military man.
(1915) Laurent Schwartz (mathematician)
(1915) Henry Hicks: Canadian academic and politician; 16th Premier of Nova Scotia (d. 1990).
(1915) Laurent Schwartz: French mathematician, who pioneered the theory of distributions, which gives a well-defined meaning to objects such as the Dirac delta function.
(1914) Philip Farkas: American horn player and teacher (d. 1992).
(1914) Ursula Reit: German actress (d. 1998).
(1913) R Hull: British translator, best known for translating The Collected Works of Jung.
(1913) Gangubai Hangal: Indian singer (d. 2009).
(1913) John Garfield: Actor.
(1912) Jack Marshall: New Zealand politician, National Party Prime Minister from 2/07/1972 to 12/08/1972.
(1911) James Norman Davidson
(1911) Joseph Bommer: Germany Actor.
(1911) Bruno Heim: the Vatican's first Apostolic Nuncio to Britain (d. 2003).
(1911) James Davidson: Scottish scientist, a biochemist, professor and author.
(1911) Pierre Montazel: French cinematographer and screenwriter.
(1911) Joseph Tomelty: Actor / playwright (Bedevilled, Moby Dick, Melba).
(1910) Paul Guth: French writer.
(1910) Ennio Flaiano: Italian screenwriter and journalist (d. 1972).
(1910) Momofuku Ando: Taiwanese-Japanese businessman founded Nissin Foods (d. 2007).
(1910) Tancredo Neves: Politician.
(1910) Joan Sterndale Bennett: New Jersey, United States -- Actress (Elizabeth-Dark Shadows).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Emilien Amaury: French journalist and founder of the daily newspaper "Parisian Libere," 1944 as well as the right-wing weekly, "Carrefour.
(1909) Josef Bergmaier: German footballer (d. 1943).
(1909) Sutan Sjahrir: premier of Indonesia (1945-47).
(1909) Alain Douarinou: French director of photography and cameraman.
(1909) Joseph Force Crater: Judge.
(1908) Rex Harrison: British actor, internationally known on stage and film, the winner of an Academy Award, three Tony Awards, New York Theater Critics Award, A Golden Globe Award, and Order of Merit of the Italian Public.
(1908) Fritz Fischer (historian)
(1908) Christian Boussus: French tennis player.
(1908) Fritz Fischer: German professor at Hamburg from 1948-1973.
(1908) Ludwig Goldbrunner: German footballer and football manager (d. 1981).

(1908) Sophie Stewart: Scotland, United Kingdom -- Actress (As You Like It, Under the Red Robe).
(1908) Sir Rex Harrison: English actor (d. 1990).
(1908) Irving Fiske: American author and playwright (d. 1990).
(1907) Cicéro Dias
(1906) Jacques Companéez
(1906) André Berthet: French publisher, the father of writer Frédéric Berthet.
(1905) László Benedek: Hungarian film director (d. 1992).
(1905) Günther Lüders: German actor on stage, in film and on television, he was also a director.
(1905) Gilroy Roberts: US chief coin engraver (1948-64).
(1905) William Anstruther-Gray: Baron Kilmany Scottish soldier and politician (d. 1985).
(1904) Karl Rahner: German theologian, ordained in the Jesuit Order 1922.
(1904) Emiel Decroix: Belgium sport Champion.
(1903) Robert Vidalin
(1903) Robert Viddalin: France Actor.
(1903) Lowell Peters: Cleveland, Tennessee -- Vocalist (Southernaires).
(1901) Julian Przybos: Polish poet (Sruby).
(1901) Louis Kahn: American architect and academic (d. 1974).
(1901) Friedrich Günther: Prince of Schwarzburg (d. 1971).
(1901) Julian Przyboś: Polish poet essayist and translator (d. 1970).
(1900) Louis Genevois: Bayonne physician.

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