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Famous Birthdays of 5 May

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

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2010 - Today

(2011) Bear Jarecki: American child of noted family, his mom is actress Alicia Silverstone and his dad is Christopher Jarecki.

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2009 - 2000

(2006) Ashton Rowland: Family Member.
(2003) Marielle Caldwell: Dancer.
(2000) Kalama Epstein: TV Actor.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Nathan Chen: American figure skater.
(1999) Jonny Gray: TV Actor.
(1998) Carly Manning: Cheerleader.
(1997) Charlotte Vertes: Family Member.
(1996) Jackie Cole: Pop Singer.
(1995) Adam LZ: YouTube Star.
(1995) Brandon Temasfieldt: YouTube Star.
(1995) Gabriella Demartino: YouTube Star.
(1995) Niki Demartino: YouTube Star.
(1994) Lil Za: Rapper.

(1993) Eloá Pimentel: Brazilian 15-year-old girl victim of a kidnapping, hostage and murder.
(1993) Francine Niyonsaba: Burundian runner.
(1992) Hannah Ferguson
(1992) Linsey Jade: Reality Star.
(1992) Loïck Landre: French footballer.
(1992) Yōsuke Mikami: Japanese footballer.
(1992) Taisuke Miyazaki: Japanese footballer.
(1991) Raúl Jiménez: Mexican footballer.
(1991) Shubha Phutela: Indian model and actress (d. 2012).
(1991) Raul Jimenez: Soccer Player.
(1991) Colin Edwards: Guyanese footballer (d. 2013).
(1991) Xenofon Fetsis: Greek footballer.
(1991) David Escamilla: Metal Singer.
(1990) Taylor-Ann Hasselhoff
(1990) Song Jieun: South Korean singer dancer and actress (Secret).
(1990) Nick Gordon: Family Member.
(1990) Hannah Davis: Model.
(1990) Tatiana Celia Kennedy Schlossberg: NYC, New York -- Daughter of Caroline.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Chris Brown: American recording artist, dancer, and actor.
(1989) Agnes Knochenhauer: Swedish curler.
(1989) Larissa Wilson: English actress.
(1989) Raai Laxmi: Indian actress.
(1988) Adele (singer)
(1988) Jessica Dubroff: American pilot at the age of seven, aiming to be the youngest pilot to cross the U.S.
(1988) Léa François
(1988) Brooke Hogan: American singer and television personality.
(1988) Skye Sweetnam: Rock Singer.
(1988) Kevin Gruft: Guitarist.

(1988) Adele : English pop singer and songwriter.
(1988) Kevin Alston: Soccer Player.
(1988) Richard O'Dwyer: English computer programmer.
(1988) Mai Agan: Estonian bass player and composer.
(1987) Bérald Crambes
(1987) Jessie Cave: English actress.
(1987) Samantha Cope: American actress.
(1987) Don Benjamin: Instagram Star.
(1987) Erika Fong: TV Actress.
(1987) Marija Sestic: Bosnian singer.
(1987) Ian Smith: American actor.
(1987) Marija Šestić: Bosnian singer.
(1987) Siim Sellis: Estonian skier.
(1987) Graham Dorrans: Scottish footballer.
(1987) Ian Michael: Smith; American actor.
(1986) Marie de Villepin
(1986) Vishakha Singh
(1986) Bart Baker: YouTube Star.
(1985) Hillary Flora: American mystical child called "the Albuquerque Powerhouse.
(1985) Tia Shipman
(1985) Emanuele Giaccherini: Italian footballer.
(1985) Clark Duke
(1985) Terrence Wheatley: American football player.
(1985) Tsepo Masilela: South African footballer.
(1985) Marcos Rogerio: Brazilian footballer.
(1985) Shoko Nakagawa: Japanese actress, illustrator and singer.
(1985) Marcos Duarte: Brazilian footballer.
(1984) Christian Valdéz: Mexican footballer.
(1984) Wade MacNeil: Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist (Alexisonfire Gallows and Black Lungs).
(1984) Clifford Owusu: YouTube Star.
(1983) Henry Cavill: British actor who his acting career starring as Albert Mondego in the 2002 film adaptation of The Count of Monte Cristo.
(1983) Annie Villeneuve: Canadian singer-songwriter.
(1983) Mabel Gay: Cuban triple jumper.
(1983) Scott Ware: American football player.
(1982) Vanessa Bryant: Family Member.
(1982) Jana Mrazkova
(1982) Ferrie Bodde: Dutch footballer.
(1982) Randall Gay: American football player.
(1982) Wouter D'Haene: Belgian flatwater-canoeist.
(1982) Corey Parker: Australian rugby league footballer.
(1982) Jay Bothroyd: English footballer.
(1981) Craig David: Pop Singer.
(1981) Danielle Fishel: American actress.
(1981) Marcelle Bittar: Brazilian model.
(1981) Milkymee
(1981) Zach McGowan
(1981) Farid Kamil: Malaysian actor director and screenwriter.
(1981) Danielle Christine Fishel in Mesa: Arizona; American actress (Topanga - Boy Meets World).
(1981) Stian Omenås: Norwegian trumpeter and orchestra leader.
(1981) Chris Duncan: American baseball player.
(1980) Alana Curry
(1980) Charmane Star: Filipino porn actress.
(1980) Hank Green: Musician, video blogger and founder of ecogeek.
(1980) Bonnie Lynn: Gagnon; Miss New Hampshire Teen USA (1997).
(1980) Yossi Benayoun: Israeli footballer.
(1980) DerMarr Johnson: American basketball player.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Vincent Kartheiser: American actor.
(1979) Tahiry Jose: Reality Star.
(1978) Santiago Cabrera: Chilean actor.
(1978) Julia Feldens
(1978) Riad Sattouf: French writer, cartoonist, comics artist and film director of Syrian descent.
(1978) Bruno Cheyrou: French footballer.
(1978) John Wilshere: Papua New Guinean rugby league footballer.
(1978) Morgan Pehme: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1977) Virginie Efira: Belgian actress and TV presenter, born to André Efira, Professor of Medicine.
(1977) Barbara Harel

(1977) Jessica Schwarz: German actress.
(1977) Tiffany Roberts in Petaluma: California; soccer midfielder (Olympics-1996).
(1977) Marko Milic: Slovenian-American basketball player; Guard/ Forward, 76ers.
(1977) Choi Kang-hee: South Korean actress.
(1976) Sage Stallone: Movie Actor.
(1976) Juan Pablo Sorin: Argentine footballer.
(1976) Dieter Brummer: Australian actor.
(1976) Jeremy Ward: American singer and guitarist (The Mars Volta and De Facto) (d. 2003).
(1976) Anastasios Pantos: Greek footballer.
(1976) Juan Sorín: Argentinian footballer and sportscaster.
(1976) Jean-François Dumoulin: Canadian race car driver.
(1975) Tamia (singer)
(1975) Sébastien Castro
(1975) Tamia : American R'n'B singer who has worked with Baby Face, Slow James, and Gladys Knight on her LP "Missing You.
(1975) Meb Keflezighi: American runner.
(1975) Raheem Devaughn: R&B Singer.
(1975) Christine Buschur: Eagle River, Alaska -- Miss America - Alaska (1997).
(1974) Thomas Thévenoud
(1974) Seiji Ara: Japanese race car driver.
(1974) Shaun McKnight: YouTube Star.
(1974) Jens Ryland: Norwegian guitarist (Borknagar).
(1973) Tina Yothers: American actress and singer, perhaps best known for her role in the TV sitcom "Family Ties.
(1973) Tina Yothers in Whittier: California, USA; actress (Jennifer - Family Ties).
(1973) Muhsin Muhammad: wide receiver (Carolina Panthers).
(1973) Casino Versus Japan: American composer.
(1973) Matt Dubuc: Canadian Football League running back (Toronto Argonauts).
(1973) Johan Hedberg: Nacka, Sweden -- Hockey goalie (Team Sweden, Olympics - 1998).
(1973) Casino Japan: American composer and producer.
(1972) Darrin Henson
(1972) Mikael Renberg in Pitea: Sweden; NHL right wing (Philadelphia Flyers, Tampa Bay Lightning).
(1972) Devin Townsend: Canadian musician (Strapping Young Lad).
(1972) Barrett Brooks: NFL tackle (Philadelphia Eagles).
(1972) Brigitta Boccoli in Milan: Italy; actress (Manhattan Baby).
(1972) Janelle Lynn: Canady; Miss Alaska USA (1996).
(1972) Zigmund Palffy in Skalica: Czechoslovakia; NHL right wing (New York Islanders).
(1972) James Cracknell: English rower.
(1972) Wendy Kaye: Memphis, Tennessee -- Playmate (Jul, 1991).
(1972) Travis Jervey: NFL running back (Green Bay Packers - Super Bowl 31).
(1972) Rushia Brown: WNBA forward / center (Cleveland rockers).
(1972) Ron Snook: Australian rower (1996 Olympics).
(1972) Brad Bombardir: Canadian ice-hockey player.
(1971) Nicolas Demorand
(1971) Paul Tall (DJ)
(1971) Harold Miner: NBA guard (Cleveland Cavaliers).
(1971) Reggie Jones: wide receiver (Kansas City Chiefs).
(1971) Mike Redmond: American baseball player and manager.
(1971) Ken Brown: NFL linebacker (Denver Broncos).
(1971) Karen Leibovici: French sailor who became the fourth woman to complete the Vendée Globe (on 13 March 2005 at 9:04 p.m.
(1971) Franck Picci: French musician and composer, specializing in the fretless guitar.
(1970) Will Arnett
(1970) Soheil Ayari: French racer.
(1970) Swansea (Wales)
(1970) Hélène Médigue
(1970) LaPhonso Ellis: American basketball player: forward, Nuggets.
(1970) Wilfried Nelissen
(1970) Harold Nash: Canadian Football League halfback (Montreal Alouettes).
(1970) Kyan Douglas: American television host and author.
(1970) Todd Newton: American TV-personality, two-time game-show host.
(1970) Naomi Klein: Canadian author and activist.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Olav Sepp: Estonian chess player.
(1969) Bryan Ivie: Torrance, California -- Volleyball middle blocker (1992, 96 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1968) Eric Omond
(1968) Tragedy at Furiani Stadium
(1968) Atsuro Watabe
(1968) Nick Moloney
(1968) Katherine Rake: English academic.
(1968) Michael Titley: WLAF tight end (London Monarchs).
(1968) Craig Hendrickson: Canadian Football League tackle (Winnipeg Blue Bombers).
(1968) Robert David Burns in Mission Hills: California, USA; PGA golfer (1994 Buick-5th).

(1967) Charles Nagy: American baseball player and coach.
(1967) Bill Ward: English actor.
(1967) Antony Santos: Guitarist.
(1967) Maro Mavri: Greek fashion-model and actress.
(1967) Brad Baxter: NFL fullback (New York Jets).
(1967) Charles Nagy in Fairfield: Connecticut, USA; pitcher (Cleveland Indians).
(1967) Levent Kazak: Turkish actor and screenwriter.
(1967) Takehito Koyasu: Japanese voice actor and singer.
(1967) Alexis Sinduhije: Burundian journalist and politician.
(1966) Shawn Drover: Canadian drummer (Megadeth Eidolon and Act of Defiance).
(1966) Josh Weinstein: American screenwriter and producer.
(1966) Mike Stapleton in Sarnia: Ontario, Canada; NHL center (Winnipeg Jets).
(1966) Sergei Stanishev: Ukrainian-Bulgarian politician 46th Prime Minister of Bulgaria.
(1965) Leslie Law: English horse rider.
(1965) Glenn Seton: Australian race car driver.
(1964) Jean-François Copé: French politician, the Mayor of Meaux, Deputy (Député) for the 6th constituency of Seine-et-Marne, and President of the Union for a Popular Movement (UMP) Group in the French National Assembly.
(1964) Minami Takayama: Japanese voice actress and singer.
(1964) Colin Kidd: Colin Kidd is is a historian specialising in American and Scottish history.
(1964) Lorraine McIntosh: British pop singer (Deacon Blue-Fellow Hoodlums).
(1964) Sy Scholfield: Australian astrodata collector, astrologer and scholar who writes extensively on sexuality in the horoscope, visual art, film, the media and popular culture.
(1964) Heike Henkel: in German Federal Republic; world record indoor high jumper (1992).
(1964) Don Payne: American screenwriter and producer (d. 2013).
(1964) John Lee: Korean-born American football player.
(1964) Ulrich Wilson: soccer player (FC Volendam).
(1963) Éric Laugérias
(1963) James LaBrie: Canadian singer-songwriter (Dream Theater Winter Rose Explorers Club and MullMuzzler).
(1963) Simon Rimmer: English chef and author.
(1963) Scott Westerfeld: American author and composer.
(1963) Heidi Kozak: American actress.
(1962) Nicolas Vanier: French adventurist, writer, and moviemaker; his first film was titled "The Last Trapper" (2004).
(1962) Jenifer McKitrick: American songwriter.
(1962) Sot Chitalada: Thai boxer.
(1962) Kaoru Wada: Japanese composer and conductor.
(1961) Hiro Hase: Wrestler (NJPW).
(1961) Mario Brescia Moreyra: Peruvian businessman.
(1961) Rob Williams: American basketball player (d. 2014).
(1961) Hiroshi Hase: Japanese professional wrestler and politician.
(1960) Jorge Quiroga Ramirez
(1960) Jeremy Wade: TV Show Host.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) French presidential election 2002
(1959) Brian Williams: American news anchor.
(1959) Ian McCulloch: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Echo & the Bunnymen Electrafixion and Crucial Three).
(1959) Bobby Ellsworth: American singer and bass player (Overkill).
(1959) Sylvain Desmarres: French race horse trainer and jockey/ harness racer.
(1959) Johann Gajda: German footballer.
(1959) Eric Barret: French jazz conductor, soloist, composer, teacher and author of numerous educational resources.
(1959) Steve Stevens: American guitarist and songwriter (Juno Reactor).
(1959) Peter Molyneux: English video game designer created Fable.
(1959) Ian McCullough: rocker (Echo and The Bunnymen - "Heaven Up Here").

(1958) Aurélien Recoing: French actor who has appeared in more than eighty films since 1982.
(1958) Serse Cosmi: Italian coach of the Perugia Soccer team.
(1958) Dean Garcia
(1958) Jack Wishna: American businessman co-founded Rockcityclub (d. 2012).
(1958) Ron Arad: Israeli colonel and pilot (d. 1986).
(1958) Robert DiPierdomenico: Australian footballer and sportscaster.
(1957) Richard E Grant: British actor.
(1957) Lisa Eilbacher: Dharan, Saudi Arabia -- Actress (Beverly Hills Cop).
(1957) Peter Howitt: English actor director and screenwriter.
(1957) Hervé Valverde: French sommelier, who created the 'Bistro du Sommelier' restaurant in Bordeaux in 1986.
(1957) Richard Grant: Swazi-English actor director and screenwriter.
(1957) Aad van Mil: Dutch water polo player.
(1956) Kamagurka : Belgian cartoonist, playwright, comic strip artist, painter, comedian, singer and producer.
(1956) Robert Marien: Quebecois actor, singer and songwriter.
(1956) Lisa Eilbacher: American actress.
(1956) Steve Scott: American runner and coach.
(1956) Fernando Rodrigues-Nunes: French homicide, the killer of his wife and his sister-in-law, before killing himself with a bullet under his chin.
(1956) Dick Kemper in Amsterdam: Netherlands; rock vocalist/bassist (Vandenberg).
(1955) Elisa Servier
(1955) Lisa Jane Persky
(1955) Lisa Persky: American actress and journalist.
(1955) Melinda Culea in Western Springs: Illinois, USA; actress (The A-Team, Brotherly Love, Glitter).
(1955) Robert Feld in Nashville: Tennessee, USA; National Scrabble Champion (1990).
(1955) Melinda Culea: American actress.
(1954) Rosey Reed: American equestrian demonstrator at the 1984 Olympics, Los Angeles.
(1954) Yvon Briant
(1954) Brian Souter: Scottish entrepreneur, the Director of Stagecoach Bus Company.
(1954) John Greg Adams in Scottsdale: Arizona, USA; PGA golfer (1982 Hall of Fame-second).
(1954) Peter Erskine: jazz drummer (Weather Report).
(1954) Dave Spector: American television personality and commentator.
(1954) Angelo Kimball in Boston: Massachusetts, USA; rock guitarist (Face To Face).
(1953) Norwich (United Kingdom)
(1953) Martin Simpson
(1953) Cindy Bremser: American athlete, an Olympic runner.
(1953) Billy Burnette in Memphis: Tennessee, USA; rock guitarist (Fleetwood Mac).
(1952) Michael Cornelison
(1952) Louis Cortelezzi: rock saxophonist (Mink DeVille).
(1952) Willem Witteveen: Dutch politician, he died in the Crash of Malaysia Airlines in Ukraine.
(1952) Jorge Llopart: Spanish race walker.
(1952) Campbell McComas: Australian impersonator and broadcaster (d. 2005).
(1951) Rex Goh: Rock guitarist (Air Supply).
(1951) Rudolf Finsterer: German rugby player and coach.
(1951) Toomas Vilosius: Estonian physician and politician 2nd Minister of Social Affairs of Estonia.
(1951) Nicholas Guest: American actor.
(1950) Maggie MacNeal Dutch singer ("Mouth and MacNeal": "I See a Star").
(1950) Googoosh : Pop Singer.
(1950) Joseph Abboud: American designer whose work is described as "updated but not too far out, and the fabrics he uses are excellent.
(1950) Maggie MacNeal: Dutch singer (Mouth & MacNeal).
(1950) Brian Alderson

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Pablito Picasso
(1949) Etienne Chicot
(1949) Anna Bergman: Stockholm, Sweden -- Actress (Agent 69).
(1949) Michael Murphy in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Dr Art Armstrong - Two Marriages).
(1949) Eppie Bleeker: Dutch speed skater.
(1948) Bill Ward (musician)
(1948) Chantal Ladesou: French humourist, stage and film actress, known for her "high energy".
(1948) Jomanda : Dutch internationally known psychic, said to have restored sight and healed cancer.
(1948) Bella van der Spiegel-Hage: Dutch cyclist.
(1948) Bill Ward: English drummer and songwriter (Black Sabbath and Mythology).

(1948) Anna Bergman: Swedish actress.
(1948) Mats Bergman: Swedish actor.
(1948) Frank Esier-Smith: Rocker.
(1947) Butch Beard
(1947) Robin McNamara: American singer-songwriter and actor.
(1947) Daisuke Ban: Japanese actor.
(1947) Larry Hisle: American baseball player, a right-handed outfielder who played with the Philadelphia Phillies (1968–71), Minnesota Twins (1973–77) and Milwaukee Brewers (1978–82).
(1946) Hervé Revelli: French footballer (soccer player), well known for having won the French Championship as many times as any player (seven, equal with Jean-Michel Larqué).
(1946) Jack Walrath
(1946) Jim Kelly: American actor and martial artist (d. 2013).
(1946) George-Ray Jabalot: French official, president from 1996 to 2005 of 'Fédération française du sport adapté' (FFSA), an organisation that educates people with mental disabilities through sport.
(1946) Aydın Menderes: Turkish politician (d. 2011).
(1945) Kurt Loder: American journalist author and critic.
(1945) Alain Gilles: French professional basketball playmaker, he was very successfull in his club, ASVEL Villeurbanne, near Lyon, winning 8 times the national championship.
(1945) Jiri Svoboda: composer (Accumulator 1).
(1945) Raphael: Spain -- Spanish singer (When the Sun Sets, Lo Meyur de Ano).
(1945) Dianne Willcocks: English sociologist and academic.
(1945) Lars-Inge Svartenbrandt: Swedish criminal.
(1944) John Rhys-Davies: English-born Welsh actor.
(1944) Roger Rees: Welsh-American actor and director (d. 2015).
(1944) Bo Larsson: Swedish footballer.
(1944) Jean-Pierre Leaud: Paris, France -- Actor (Detective).
(1944) Roger Raised: English actor (Nicholas Nickleby).
(1944) Nicolas Arthus-Bertrand: French entrepreneur; representing the sixth generation of the Arthus-Bertrand family (Parisian medal and decoration manufacturers).
(1943) Michael Palin: British comedian, actor and writer.
(1943) Lyne Chardonnet: French comedienne.
(1943) Dilys Watling: English actress and singer.
(1943) Ignacio Ramonet: Spanish journalist and author.
(1943) Raphael : A worldwide acclaimed Spanish singer and television, film and theater actor.
(1943) Nils Moritz: Estonian-Swedish actor.
(1942) Tammy Wynette: American country singer, named the Country Music Association's Female Vocalist-Of-The-Year three times.
(1942) István Bujtor: Hungarian actor director producer and screenwriter (d. 2009).
(1942) Tammy Wynette in Redbay: Alabama, USA; country singer ("Stand by your Man").
(1942) Jean Corston: Baroness Corston English lawyer and politician.
(1942) Amy Hill: Actress (Grandma-Seinfeld, Pauly Shore).
(1942) Istvan Bujtor: Hungarian actor (d. 2009).
(1942) Hugh Courtenay: 18th Earl of Devon English politician (d. 2015).
(1942) Marc Alaimo: American actor.
(1941) Georges Casolari
(1941) Stanley Cowell: American jazz musician, pianist, composer, and keyboard player.
(1941) Alexander Ragulin: Russian ice hockey player (d. 2004).
(1941) Aleksandr Ragulin: USSR -- Ice hockey play (1964, 68, 72 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1941) Howie Komives NBA star (New York Knicks: Buffalo Braves).
(1940) Lance Henriksen: American actor and painter.
(1940) Stephen J Kaltenbach
(1940) Michael Lindsay-Hogg: American director and producer.
(1940) Lasse Åberg: Swedish actor singer and director.
(1940) Stephen Kaltenbach: Battle Creek artists.
(1940) Lasse Aberg: Swedish artist, actor and musician.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Pierre Wynants: Belgian restaurateur, the owner of Comme Chez Soi, begun by his dad.
(1939) James R Jones American politician (Representative-Democrat-Oklahoma: 1973-).
(1939) Cesare Fiorio: Italian sporting director of various Formula One teams.
(1939) Ray Gosling: English journalist author and activist (d. 2013).
(1938) Michael Murphy (actor)
(1938) Jerzy Skolimowski: Warsaw, Poland -- Director (Hands Up, Deep End).
(1938) Mijanou Bardot: French actress, sister of Brigitte Bardot.
(1938) Barbara Wagner: Canadian figure skater and coach.
(1938) Bill Robertson: American businessman and politician (d. 2013).
(1938) Johnnie Taylor: US gospel singer ("I Believe in You").

(1938) Michael Murphy: Movie Actor.
(1938) Michael Murphy in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (McCabe and Mrs Miller, Unmarried Woman).
(1937) Tran Duc Luong
(1937) Roni Stoneman
(1937) Rob Van Gennep: Publisher.
(1937) Delia Derbyshire: English keyboard player and composer (White Noise) (d. 2001).
(1937) Thomas Theobald: American economist, financier and CEO of Continental Bank, a financial institution that is aiming for the niche of the middle-market customer.
(1937) Dominique Wiel: French priest, found guilty and sentenced to prison for rape then acquitted when the allegations were found to be false.
(1937) Johnnie Taylor: American singer (d. 2000).
(1936) MV Wilhelm Gustloff (ocean liner)
(1936) Patrick Gowers: English composer and educator (d. 2014).
(1936) Claude Got
(1936) John Maxton: Scottish politician.
(1936) Ervin Lázár: Hungarian author (d. 2006).
(1936) Ervin Lazar: Hungarian writer (d. 2006).
(1935) Bernard Pivot: French writer, a journalist for a dozen years writing columns that reviewed cultural events, restaurants and media productions.
(1935) Dieter Krombach
(1935) Douglas Marland: soap writer (As the World Turns), dies at age 58.
(1935) Robert Rehme: American film producer.
(1935) Hue Lucas: American blue collar worker, gay and AIDS patient.
(1935) Douglas Marland in West Sand Lake: New York, USA; soap opera writer (General Hospital).
(1934) Henri Konan Bedie
(1934) Ace Cannon: American saxophonist.
(1934) Joseph Planckaert: Belgium sport Champion.
(1934) Victor Garland: Australian accountant and politician 26th Australian Minister for Veterans' Affairs.
(1934) Johnnie Taylor: American singer (Born 1938).
(1933) Igor Kashkarov: Russian high jumper.
(1933) Vidar Theisen: Norwegian meteorologist, known for his nasal speech and lack of tonal variation during his presentations of the weather forecast.
(1932) Mark Ermler
(1932) Bob Said: American race car driver and bobsled racer (d. 2002).
(1932) Stan Goldberg: American illustrator (d. 2014).
(1932) Aurel Stroe: Composer.
(1932) Will Hutchins in Atwater: California, USA; actor (Sugarfoot, Hey Landlord).
(1931) Greg (comics)
(1931) Dominique Frémy: French writer, the creator of the Quid encyclopedia (from 1963), with the participation of his spouse Michèle and son Fabrice.
(1931) Greg : Belgian comic-book writer (Achille Talon) (d. 1999).
(1930) Ray Grassi
(1930) Will Hutchins: American actor.
(1930) Richard Schaal
(1930) Michael James: Adams; US Air Force pilot (X-15).
(1930) Richard Schaal in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actor (Leo - Phyllis, Trapper John MD).
(1930) Hans Abramson: Swedish director producer and screenwriter (d. 2012).
(1930) Alain-Jacques Meyer: St-Mand? physician.
(1930) Guy De The: Marseille physician.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Charles Gullans: American writer, a poet and educator, teaching at UCLA.
(1929) Ilene Woods: American actress (Born 1929).
(1929) Ayhan Işık: Turkish actor and producer (d. 1979).
(1929) John S Ragin in Newark: New Jersey, USA; actor (Dr Astin - Quincy ME).
(1928) Jacques Médecin: French politician, a member of the Gaullist RPR, he served as mayor of the city of Nice from 1966 to 1990.
(1928) Pal Sarkozy
(1928) Pierre Schoendoerffer: French film director, screenwriter, writer, war reporter, war cameraman, renowned First Indochina War veteran, and cinema academician.
(1928) Richard Schaal: American actor and screenwriter (d. 2014).
(1928) Nora Denney: American actress (d. 2005).
(1928) Antoine Poncet: French sculptor, who took part in the 1956 Venice Biennale.

(1927) Pat Carroll (actress)
(1927) Charles Rosen
(1927) Pat Carroll: American actress and singer.
(1927) Sylvia Fedoruk: Canadian physicist and politician 17th Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan (d. 2012).
(1927) Pat Carroll in Shreveport: Louisiana, USA; comedienne/actress (Make Room for Daddy).
(1927) Joyce Collins: American jazz pianist, singer and educator.
(1927) Charles Rosen in New York City: New York, USA; pianist/musicologist (Sonata Forms).
(1927) Marius Walter: France sport Champion.
(1926) Ann B Davis in Schenectady: New York, USA; actress (Bob Cummings Show, The Brady Bunch).
(1926) Ren? Thevenet: Oullins EXecutives.
(1926) Ann Davis: American actress and singer (d. 2014).
(1926) Ann B Davis: American actress.
(1925) Sonny Parker (musician)
(1925) Monica Lewis: Actress (Box Office).
(1925) Eddi Arent: Polish-German actor (d. 2013).
(1925) Leo Ryan: American soldier educator and politician (d. 1978).
(1925) Charles Chaplin: American actor, the elder son of actor Charlie Chaplin and his first wife, actress Lita Grey.
(1924) Leopoldo Torre-Nilsson
(1924) Theo Olof: German / Netherlands violinist / prodigy / concert master.
(1923) Richard Wollheim: English philosopher and academic (d. 2003).
(1923) James Arnold: American chemist and professor of chemistry, he specialized in analyzing lunar samples from the missions of Apollo XI and XII.
(1923) Godfrey Quigley: Actor (Barry Lyndon, Educating Rita, Rooney).
(1923) Giustino Durano: Italian movie actor who is best known for his work as Eliseo Orefice in the 1997 film, "Life Is Beautiful.
(1923) James Gilbert: Scottish television producer and director.
(1922) Denise Noël
(1922) John van Dreelen
(1922) Monica Lewis (singer)
(1922) Phil Gordon: Meridian, Mississippi -- Singer / actor (Jasper-Bev Hillbillies).
(1922) Denise Noel: France Actor.
(1922) Irene Opdyke: Polish-American nurse (d. 2003).
(1922) Jay D: Miller record producer.
(1921) Arthur Schawlow: American scientist and professor of physics.
(1921) Mathilde Casadesus
(1921) Pierre Gauthier-Lafaye: Roiff? physician.
(1921) Del Martin: American author and lesbian activist, she and partner Phyllis Lyon worked and lived together for over 50 years until Martin's death in 2008.
(1921) Edward Talboom: American football player, running back, Wyoming All-American in 1950.
(1921) Sonja Oosterman: Dutch singer (Marketensters).
(1921) Arthur Leonard Schawlow: American physicist, Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1999).
(1920) Andrée Debar: French actress and producer, who died on 24 January 1999 in Issy-les-Moulineaux, Hauts-de-Seine, France.
(1920) Emile Roger: Lallaing Politician.
(1920) John Hidalgo Moya: Architect / designer (Skylon).
(1920) Jose Trias Monge: Porto Rican lawyer and judge.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Georgios Papadopoulos: Greek colonel and politician 169th Prime Minister of Greece (d. 1999).
(1919) George London: Montreal, Quebec -- Bass-baritone (Monterone-Rigoleto).
(1919) Tony Canadeo: Chicago, Illinois -- NFL hall of fame halfback (Green Bay Packers).
(1918) Erbie Bowser: pianist.
(1918) Louis Barthes: St-Macaire Military man.
(1917) June Lang
(1917) Pio Leyva
(1917) Pío Leyva: Cuban singer-songwriter (Buena Vista Social Club) (d. 2006).
(1916) Zail Singh: Indian politician 7th President of India (d. 1987).
(1916) George-William Higgins: Neuilly sur Seine Journalist.

(1915) Alice Faye: American actress and singer (d. 1998).
(1915) Ben Wright: English-American actor (d. 1989).
(1915) Richard H Rovere: Jersey City -- Journalist (Goldwater Caper).
(1914) Tyrone Power: American third generation actor who had it all, looks, talent, charm, drama and romance, a top star for 22 years.
(1914) Verna Hillie
(1914) Adrien Barthelemy: Belmont EXecutives.
(1914) Jean Fougere: France Writer.
(1913) Clyde A Hutchison Jr
(1913) Duane Carter: American racing driver (d. 1993).
(1913) Paul Meyer: Guebwiller EXecutives.
(1913) Clyde Hutchison: Alliance Scientist.
(1912) Henry Hecaen: Brest physician.
(1912) W Fenton: Morley preacher.
(1912) Alice Faye: American actress and singer, a film queen of the '30s and '40s who was called America's Singing Sweetheart.
(1912) Alice Faye [Ann Jeanne Leppert] New York City: New York, actress (Barricade, State Fair).
(1911) Gilles Grangier: French film director and screenwriter.
(1911) Frater Albertus: German alchemist, occultist, author; he founded the Paracelsus Research Society in Salt Lake City,UT.
(1911) Giles Grangier: film director.
(1911) Edward Devitt: St Paul various.
(1911) Phillip Edmund: Clinton Manson-Bahr specialist in tropical medicine.
(1911) Pritilata Waddedar: Indian educator and activist (d. 1932).
(1911) Andor Lilienthal: Russian-Hungarian chess player (d. 2010).
(1910) George Perry: American novelist, World War II correspondent and one of the highest paid popular magazine contributors of his time.
(1910) William I Martin: US pilot / Vice-Admiral (WWII).
(1910) Ernest-Wilfrid Mahieux: Origny-Ste Benoite Military man.
(1910) Leo Lionni: American author and illustrator (d. 1999).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Miklós Radnóti: Hungarian poet and author (d. 1944).
(1909) Miklos Radnoti: Hungarian poet (d. 1944).
(1908) Jacques Massu: French general who fought in World War II, the First Indochina War, the Algerian War and the Suez crisis.
(1908) Kurt Böhme: German opera singer (d. 1989).
(1908) Kurt Bohme: German bass (d. 1989).
(1907) Yoritsune Matsudaira: composer.
(1907) Iryna Vilde: Ukrainian journalist and author (d. 1982).
(1907) Benny Baker: St. Joseph, Missouri -- Actor (18 Again, Sting II, Thunderbirds).
(1907) Kenneth Muir: English scholar.
(1906) Charles Exbrayat: French fiction writer, who published over 100 novels and short stories, most of them humorous thrillers.

(1906) Ursula Jeans: Simla, India -- Actress (I Lived With You, Over the Moon).
(1906) Charles Exbrayat-Durivaux: St-Etienne Journalist.
(1905) Maria Caniglia
(1905) Arnold Meijer: Dutch leader of fascist Dutch National / Black Front.
(1905) Robert Houben: Belgian CVP-minister of Public health (1958).
(1905) Floyd Gottfredson: American author and illustrator (d. 1986).
(1904) Franz Arzdorf: German stage, film and television actor, who died on 24 April 1974 in West Berlin.
(1904) Guy Lafarge: Périgueux Musician.
(1904) Gordon Richards: British jockey (winner of 4,870 races).
(1903) James Beard: United States -- Culinary expert / author (Delights & Prejudices).
(1902) Gotfred Ernø: Norwegian business magnate.
(1902) Arie Biemond: Dutch professor of neurology.
(1901) Blind McTell: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 1959).
(1901) Blind Willie McTell: American singer (d. 1959).
(1901) Madeleine Ley: Belgium Writer.
(1900) Charles Jewtraw: United States -- 500m speed skater (1924 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1900) Hans Schmidt-Isserstedt: German composer / conductor (Hassan gewinnt).
(1900) Mervyn A: Ellison British astronomer (spectrohelioscope).

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