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Famous Birthdays of 6 April

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 6th of April

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2010 - Today

(2015) Israel Dillard: Family Member.
(2011) Darcy Pentland: Family Member.

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2009 - 2000

(2005) Aidan Solomon: American child of large and controversial family, one of 14 children all born via in-vitro fertilization.
(2004) Casey Simpson: TV Actor.
(2004) Typhaine Taton: Battered child, murdered by her own mother (with the complicity of her second husband) in june 2009, at age 5..
(2001) Fletcher Pilon: Pop Singer.
(2000) Ronald Da Lima: Italian noted family, the son of famous soccer player Ronaldo Da Lima.
(2000) Luca Days: Instagram Star.
(2000) CJ Adams: Movie Actor.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Kwesi Boakye: Movie Actor.
(1999) hte jarod: Vine Star.
(1998) Peyton List (1998)
(1998) Spencer List: Movie Actor.
(1998) Rena Lovelis: Bassist.
(1998) Peyton List: TV Actress.
(1998) Taylor Latimer: YouTube Star.
(1997) Mingyu
(1997) Nathan Zed: YouTube Star.
(1997) Kim Mingyu: Rapper.

(1996) Miranda May: TV Actress.
(1996) Summer Reign: Pop Singer.
(1995) Ryutaro Morimoto: Japanese actor and singer (Hey! Say! JUMP).
(1995) Darya Lebesheva: Belarusian tennis player.
(1994) Adrián Alonso: Mexican actor.
(1994) Mollie Faux-Wilkins: YouTube Star.
(1994) Luke Cutforth: YouTube Star.
(1994) Lil Jojo: Rapper.
(1994) Adrian Alonso: Movie Actor.
(1994) Jasmine Curtis-Smith: TV Actress.
(1993) Dre Drizzle: YouTube Star.
(1992) Ken (singer)
(1992) Julie Johnston: Soccer Player.
(1992) Thoughty2 : YouTube Star.
(1991) Theodora Lee: YouTube Star.
(1990) Charlie McDermott: TV Actor.
(1990) Andrei Veis: Estonian footballer.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Katie Griffiths: English actress.
(1989) Lily James: Actress.
(1989) Renārs Rode: Latvian footballer.
(1989) Rigard van Klooster: Dutch cyclist and speed skater.
(1988) Leigh Adams: Australian footballer.
(1988) Melisa Cantiveros: Reality Star.
(1988) Jucilei da Silva: Brazilian footballer.
(1988) Mike Bailey: TV Actor.
(1988) Fabrice Muamba: Congolese-English footballer.
(1988) Carlton Mitchell: American football player.

(1988) Daniele Gasparetto: Italian footballer.
(1988) Francois Hougaard: Athlete.
(1988) Jucilei : Brazilian footballer.
(1988) Ivonne Orsini: Puerto Rican model and television host Miss World Puerto Rico 2008.
(1987) Hilary Rhoda: American model.
(1987) Farung Yuthithum
(1987) Benjamin Corgnet: French footballer.
(1987) Casper Smart: Dancer.
(1987) Juan Ochoa: Mexican footballer.
(1987) Heidi Mount: American model.
(1987) Levi Porter: English footballer.
(1986) Heidi Mount
(1986) Vincent Gauthier-Manuel
(1986) Ryota Moriwaki: Japanese footballer.
(1986) Tara Osseck: American model Miss Missouri 2009.
(1986) Steve Clevenger: Athlete.
(1986) Aaron Curry: American football player.
(1986) Nikolas Asprogenis: Cypriot footballer.
(1985) Jérémy Ferrari
(1985) Clarke MacArthur: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1985) Frank Ongfiang: Cameroonian footballer.
(1985) Sinqua Walls: TV Actor.
(1985) Al Mukadam: Canadian actor director and producer.
(1984) Michaël Ciani: French footballer.
(1984) James Willems: YouTube Star.
(1984) Siboniso Gaxa: South African footballer.
(1984) Max Bemis: American singer-songwriter (Say Anything Two Tongues and Max Bemis and the Painful Splits).
(1983) Bobbi Starr: American pornographic actress.
(1983) Diora Baird: American model and actress.
(1983) Rick Cosnett: TV Actor.
(1983) Jerome Kaino: New Zealand rugby player.
(1983) Katie Weatherston: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1983) Mitsuru Nagata: Japanese footballer.
(1983) Remi Nicole: English singer-songwriter and actress.
(1983) Jade Seah: Singaporean model, host and actress.
(1983) Dash Shaw: American comic book writer and artist.
(1983) James Wade: English darts player.
(1983) Mehdi Ballouchy: Moroccan footballer.
(1982) Alana Austin
(1982) Michael Chislett: Australian-American guitarist songwriter and producer.
(1982) Bret Harrison: American actor.
(1982) Michael Guy Chislett: Australian guitarist (The Academy Is.
(1982) Ilan Hall: Israeli-American chef.
(1982) Hayley Atwell: Actress.
(1982) Travis Moen: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1982) Hérculez Gómez: American soccer player.
(1981) Eliza Coupe: American actress.
(1981) Kari Jobe: American singer-songwriter.
(1981) Matt Emmons: Athlete.
(1981) Alex Suarez: American bass player (Cobra Starship and This Is Ivy League).
(1981) Tom Riley: Actor.
(1981) Robert Earnshaw: Zambian-Welsh footballer.
(1981) Jeff Faine: American football player.
(1980) Tanja Poutiainen: Finnish skier.
(1980) Matthew Thomas Carey: Actor (Once You Meet a Stranger).
(1980) Valentina Giovagnini: Italian pop singer, active between 2001 and 2009.
(1980) Margarita Simonyan: Editor.
(1980) Tommi Evilä: Finnish long jumper.
(1980) Matthew Carey: American actor.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Ali Burr: Miss North Carolina Teen USA (1997).
(1979) Frederick Windsor: English journalist and financier.
(1979) Frederick MGDL Windsor: son of English prince Michael.
(1978) Myleene Klass: British singer.
(1978) Imani Coppola: American singer-songwriter and violinist (Little Jackie).
(1978) Martín Méndez: Uruguayan bass player and songwriter (Opeth).
(1978) Tim Hasselbeck: American football player and sportscaster.
(1978) Igor Semshov: Russian footballer.
(1978) Blaine Neal: American baseball player.
(1978) Kendra Todd: American real estate agent and author.

(1978) Martin Mendez: Uruguayan bassist (Opeth).
(1978) Robert Glasper: Musician.
(1977) Teddy Sears
(1977) Andy Phillips: American baseball player and coach.
(1977) Ville Nieminen: Finnish ice hockey player.
(1977) Gianna Jessen: American who as a baby was delivered alive in an abortion clinic about 18 hours after her 17-year-old mother was injected with saline solution.
(1976) Candace Cameron Bure: American actress.
(1976) Candace Cameron-Bure: TV Actress.
(1976) Hirotada Ototake: Japanese author and educator.
(1976) Georg Hólm: Icelandic bass player (Sigur Rós).
(1976) Chris Hoke: American football player.
(1976) Simon Coombes in Melbourne: Victoria, Australia; swimmer (Olympics-1996).
(1976) James Fox: Welsh singer-songwriter guitarist and actor.
(1976) Candace Bure: American actress and producer.
(1976) Candace [Helaine] Cameron Bure in Panorama City: California; actress (DJ Tanner - Full House).
(1976) Soleil Moon Frye in Glendora: California; actress (Punky Brewster).
(1976) Candace Cameron Bure: Actress.
(1976) Georg Holm: Icelandic musician (Sigur Ros).
(1975) Zach Braff: American actor.
(1975) Joel West
(1975) Caitlin Moran: Journalist.
(1975) Hal Gill: American ice hockey player.
(1975) Dannon Phillip Pampolina: Rapper / drummer (Party).
(1975) Juicy J: Musician.
(1974) Carla Peterson
(1974) Camilla Dallerup: Danish-English dancer and model.
(1974) Flash Flanagan: American wrestler.
(1974) Érica García: Argentinian-American singer-songwriter and actress.
(1974) Robert Kovac: Croatian footballer.
(1973) Prashant (actor)
(1973) Rie Miyazawa: Japanese model and actress.
(1973) Lori Heuring: American actress.
(1973) Gina Yashere: English comedian.
(1973) Joe Machine: English artist, poet and writer.
(1973) Randall Godfrey: linebacker (Dallas Cowboys).
(1973) Donnie Edwards: American football player.
(1973) Pharrell Williams: Musician.
(1973) Sun Wen: Chinese footballer.
(1972) Dickey Simpkins: American basketball player; Forward, Bulls.
(1972) Scott Brooks: American actor.
(1972) Hurvin McCormack: NFL defensive tackle (Dallas Cowboys).
(1972) Donald Blair: Canadian Football League slot back (Edmonton Eskimos).
(1972) Dickey Simpkins NBA forward (San Francisco Warriors: Chicago Bulls).
(1972) Jason Hervey: American actor.
(1972) Ami James: Israeli/American tattoo artist.
(1972) Jo Van Daele: Belgian discus thrower.
(1972) Anders Jensen: Danish director and screenwriter.
(1972) Chad Eaton: American football player and coach.
(1971) Patrick Cazal
(1971) Martin Hansson
(1971) Tom Sorensen in Racine: Wisconsin, USA; volleyball middle blocker (Olympics-1996).
(1971) Vivian Y Herding in Albuquerque: New Mexico, USA; Miss New Mexico-America (1996).
(1971) Tamara Henry: Miss Arkansas-USA (1997).
(1971) Sanjay Suri: Indian actor and producer.
(1971) Charles Cumming: Writer.
(1971) Lou Merloni: American baseball player and radio host.
(1970) Oliver Miller: NBA forward / center (Toronto Raptors).
(1970) Olaf Kölzig: South African-German ice hockey player and coach.
(1970) Olaf Kolzig: Hockey Player.
(1970) Huang Xiaomin: Chinese swimmer.
(1970) Roy Mayorga: American drummer songwriter and producer (Stone Sour Black President Amebix and Nausea).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Paul Rudd: American actor.
(1969) Bison Dele: American basketball player with the Detroit Pistons.
(1969) Bret Boone: American baseball player and manager.
(1969) Andy Harmon: NFL defensive tackle (Philadelphia Eagles).
(1969) Bret Boone in El Cajon: California, USA; infielder (Cincinnati Reds).
(1969) Louis Spence: English dance expert, choreographer and television personality.
(1969) Philipp Peter: Austrian race car driver.
(1969) Spencer Wells: American geneticist and anthropologist.
(1969) Jack Canfora: American actor singer and playwright.
(1969) Louie Spence: English dancer/choreographer and TV personality.

(1969) Todd Chrisley: Reality Star.
(1969) Ari Meyers in San Juan: Puerto Rico; actress (Emma McArdle - Kate and Allie).
(1968) Vanessa Lann: American composer.
(1968) Chris Anderson: Australian high jumper (Olympics-1996).
(1968) Affonso Giaffone: Brazilian race car driver.
(1968) Archon Fung: American political scientist author and academic.
(1967) Jonathan Firth: English actor.
(1967) Tommy Greene: American pro baseball pitcher who signed with the Atlanta Braves right out of high school, 6/03/1985.
(1967) Julian Anderson: English composer and educator.
(1967) Anu Garg: Author.
(1967) John Ratzenberger in Bridgeport: Connecticut, USA; actor (Cliff Clavin - Cheers).
(1967) Derrick Fenner: NFL running back (Oakland Raiders).
(1967) Mika Koivuniemi: Finnish-American bowler.
(1967) Tanya Byron: English psychologist and academic.
(1967) Kathleen Barr: Canadian voice actress and singer.
(1967) Denise Juneau: Politician.
(1966) Young Kang: South Korean-American director and producer.
(1966) Vince Flynn: American author (d. 2013).
(1966) Kymberly Paige: Newport Beach, California -- Playmate (May, 1987).
(1966) Young Man Kang: South Korean film director.
(1966) Greg Fitzsimmons: Comedian.
(1965) Franck Black
(1965) Lieve Slegers: Belgian track and field star who was registered to compete in the 10,000 m. at Atlanta 1996 and then, inexplicably, dropped out.
(1965) Sterling Sharpe: American athlete, wide receiver for the Green Bay Packers for seven seasons.
(1965) Black Francis: Rock Singer.
(1965) Frank Black: American musician whose stage name is Black Francis.
(1965) Mike McCready: Musician.
(1965) Virginia Lee: Australian rower (Olympics-1996).
(1965) Rica Reinisch: in the German Democratic Republic; 100 metre/200 metre backstroke (Olympics-gold-1980).
(1965) Gerald Diduck in Edmonton: Alberta, Canada; NHL defenseman (Hartford Whalers).
(1964) Bill Brooks: NFL wide receiver (Buffalo Bills).
(1964) Phil Gayle: English news presenter.
(1964) Johnny Dee heavy metal drummer (Britny Fox-Boys in Heat: King Kobra).
(1964) Sylvain Beuf: French jazz musician.
(1964) Tim Walz: Politician.
(1963) Pauline Lafont: French actress, daughter of Diourka Medveczky, Hungarian sculptor, and Bernadette Lafont, French actress.
(1963) Rafael Correa: Ecuadorian economist and politician 54th President of Ecuador.
(1963) Derrick May: American electronic musician Techno music pioneer.
(1963) Andrew Weatherall
(1963) Lorenzo Lynch NFL safety (Arizona Cardinals: Oakland Raiders).
(1962) Nik P: Austrian singer and composer, the son of Russian immigrants.
(1962) Iris Haussler: German installation artist.
(1962) Stan Cullimore bassist (Housemartins - "Happy Hour: Over There").
(1962) Dan Farmer: Scientist.
(1962) Richard Gough: Athlete.
(1962) Marco Schällibaum: Swiss footballer coach and manager.
(1962) Iris Häussler: German sculptor and academic.
(1961) Rory Bremner: Scottish-British comedian, impersonator, grocery clerk and teacher.
(1961) Alain Weill
(1961) Mike Schuchart in Omaha: Nebraska, USA; Nike golfer (1994 NIKE Tour Championship).
(1961) Andrea Arnold: Actress.
(1961) Peter Jackson: English footballer and manager.
(1961) Véronique Mourousi: French journalist, wife of Yves Mourousi, and the last of seventeen siblings.
(1960) John Pizzarelli: American jazz guitarist, song writer, singer and bandleader.
(1960) James Russell: American flight crew member who died in a fiery aircraft explosion at Mitchell Airport 12/10/1993.
(1960) Stéphane Fouks: French communications consultant who is vice chairman of Havas, a French multinational advertising and public relations company, headquartered in Paris.
(1960) Batem : Congolese-Belgian illustrator.
(1960) Adriana Altaras: Croatian-German actress and director.
(1960) Warren Haynes: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Allman Brothers Band Gov't Mule and The Dead).
(1960) Mark Davis: American newsmaker, the biolgical son of Sammy Davis Jr.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Pietro Vierchowod
(1959) Nancy Jones: Reality Star.
(1959) Pietro Wierchowod: Italian soccer player with the National Team.
(1959) Dianne Brill in Tampa: Florida, USA; fashion designer/party girl (Queen of the Night).
(1959) Gail Shea: Canadian politician.
(1958) Graeme Base: Australian author and illustrator.
(1957) Paolo Nespoli: Italian soldier engineer and astronaut.
(1957) Giorgio Damilano: Italian race walker and coach.
(1957) Jaroslava Maxova: Czech opera singer.
(1957) Jaroslava Maxová: Czech soprano and educator.

(1957) Katherine Harris: Politician.
(1957) Maurizio Damilano: Italian speed walker (30K World Record).
(1956) Michele Bachmann: American politican, a Congresswoman from Minnesota and Presidential hopeful in the 2012 race.
(1956) Lee Scott: English politician.
(1956) Normand Corbeil: Canadian composer (d. 2013).
(1956) Dilip Vengsarkar: Indian cricketer and coach.
(1956) Pierre Mariani: French senior official, bank officer and politician.
(1956) Sebastian Spreng: Argentinian-American painter and journalist.
(1955) Michael Rooker: American actor.
(1955) Cathy Jones: Canadian comedienne, writer and star of the early '90s cutting-edge CBC comedy show "Codco/This Hour Has 22 Minutes," a parody satire of TV itself, watched by some 1.2 million Canadians each week.
(1955) Blind Mississippi Morris: American delta blues musician.
(1955) Keith Hunter Jesperson: Canadian serial killer.
(1955) Anthony Horowitz: Novelist.
(1955) Kris Gopalakrishnan: Businessman.
(1955) Rob Epstein: American filmmaker and journalist.
(1955) Blind Morris: American singer and harmonica player.
(1954) Christian Ranucci: French criminal.
(1954) Judi Bowker: Shawford, England -- Actress (Clash of the Titans).
(1954) Monika Treut: German filmmaker.
(1953) Patti Catalano: American field and track champion.
(1953) Janet Lynn: American skating champion, an Olympic Bronze Medal winner in the Japan Olympics in 1972.
(1953) Christopher Franke: German musician and composer.
(1953) Patrick Doyle: Scottish actor and composer.
(1953) Frank Gaffney: Writer.
(1952) Marilu Henner: American actress producer and author.
(1952) Udo Dirkschneider: German singer-songwriter (Accept and U.D.
(1952) Clayton Christensen: Businessman.
(1952) Udo Dirkshneider heavy metal rocker (Accept - "Balls to the Wall": Udo).
(1952) Michel Larocque: Canadian ice hockey player and manager (d. 1992).
(1952) Judith McConnell: Actress (Sophia Capwell-Santa Barbara).
(1952) Clayton M. Christensen: Author.
(1952) Erin Moriarty: Journalist.
(1952) Marilu Henner in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actress (Taxi, Man Who Loved Women, Evening Shade).
(1952) Matti Makkonen: Finnish engineer in mobile communications.
(1951) Jean-Marc Boivin: French mountaineer, extreme skier, speleologist, film maker and author.
(1951) Bert Blyleven: Dutch-American baseball player and sportscaster.
(1951) Pierre Béghin: French mountaineer.
(1951) Ghislain Fontenay: French race horse owner.
(1951) Ralph Cooper: in Australia; drummer (Air Supply - "All Out of Love").
(1951) Dean Kamen: Inventor.
(1951) Phil Schaap: American jazz disc jockey and historian.
(1951) Pascal Rogé: French pianist.
(1950) Marc Dumoulin
(1950) Claire Morissette: Canadian cycling activist (d. 2007).
(1950) Agnetha Faltskog: Musician.
(1950) Dennis E Eckart American politician (Representative-Democrat-Ohio: 1981-).
(1950) Cleo Odzer: American anthropologist and author (d. 2001).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Rick Levine (astrologer)
(1949) Patrick Hernandez: French disco singer formerly pop-rock, born to a Spanish father (pharmacist)and an Italian mother,widely known for his huge hit "Born to be alive" in 1979.
(1949) Alyson Bailes: English academic and diplomat.
(1949) Mary Maples: Dunn; college president (Smith College).
(1949) Horst Störmer: German physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1949) Rick Levine: American astrologer, teacher, writer, poet, consultant and lecturer, computer programmer.
(1949) Jane Actman in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Barbara - Paul Lynde Show).
(1948) Philippe Garrel: French director, cinematographer, screenwriter, film editor and producer.
(1948) Mary Fisher: American political activist, artist and author.
(1948) Patrika Darbo: American actress.

(1948) Winnie Sorgdrager: Dutch jurist, attorney, minister of Justice and politician.
(1948) Anna Couani: Australian poet and teacher.
(1947) John Ratzenberger: American actor who established himself as Cliff, the know-it-all mailman, a regular on the top hit TV show, Cheers.
(1947) Oswaldo Piazza
(1947) Tony Cooner: Essex, England -- Drummer (Hot Chocolate-You Sexy Thing).
(1947) Jacques Lameloise: French chef de cuisine at the restaurant Maison Lameloise (usually known as Lameloise) in Chagny, France, 1971-2008.
(1947) Sally Eaton: American Wiccan High Priestess, liturgist, singer and actress, whose credits include creating and playing the role of Jeanie in the stage production of the hit Broadway musical Hair.
(1947) Gloria Macapagal Arroyo: Statesman.
(1947) André Weinfeld: French-American director producer and screenwriter.
(1947) Mike Worboys: English mathematician and computer scientist.
(1947) Jan Kees: Wiebenga; Dutch Member of Parliament (VVD).
(1947) John Kirkwood: Scottish artist, sculptor.
(1946) André Bernard (conductor)
(1946) Paul Beresford: New Zealand-English dentist and politician.
(1946) André Bernard: French trumpet player.
(1946) Jane Asher: Actress.
(1945) Peter Hill: English journalist.
(1945) Neal Boortz: American radio personality.
(1945) Rodney Bickerstaffe: English union leader.
(1944) Charles Sobhraj: French serial killer of Indian and Vietnamese parentage, Sobhraj was known as "The Serpent" for his cunning and poisonous ways.
(1944) Anita Pallenberg: Italian-English model actress and fashion designer.
(1944) Jean-Louis Dumont
(1944) Judith McConnell
(1944) [Holly] Michelle [Gilliam] Phillips in Long Beach: California, USA; singer (Mama and Papas)/actress (Knots Landing).
(1944) Felicity Palmer: English operatic soprano.
(1944) Judith McConnell in Pittsburgh: Pennsylvania, USA; actress (Sophia - Santa Barbara).
(1943) Roger Cook: New Zealand-English journalist and academic.
(1943) Mitchell Melton: American lawyer and politician (d. 2013).
(1943) Max Clifford: English journalist and publicist.
(1943) Harry Conroy: Trade unionist.
(1943) Joaquin Agostinho: Portuguese cyclist.
(1943) Susan Tolsky in Houston: Texas, USA; actress (Madame's Place, Here Come the Brides).
(1942) Barry Levinson: American actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1942) Peter Greenaway: Director.
(1942) Phil Austin: Comedian (Firesign Theater).
(1941) Gheorghe Zamfir: Romanian flute player and composer.
(1941) Michael Moriarty: Actor.
(1941) Christopher Allsopp: English economist and academic.
(1941) Don Prudhomme: American race car driver and manager.
(1941) Hans Geißendörfer: German director and producer.
(1941) Phil Austin: American comedian actor and screenwriter (d. 2015).
(1941) Hans W Geissendorfer in Augsburg: Germany; director (Sternsteinhof).
(1941) Don ''The Snake'' Prudhomme: American drag racer.
(1941) Hans W Geissendorfer: German filmmaker.
(1940) Michel Brunet (paleontologist)
(1940) Pedro Armendariz Jr: Mexican actor.
(1940) Anne Campbell: British Member of Parliament.
(1940) Pedro Armendáriz: Jr.
(1940) Michel Brunet: French paleontologist and a professor at the Collège de France.
(1940) Homero Aridjis: Mexican journalist author and poet.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Andre Ouellet: French Canadian politician.
(1939) John Sculley: American architect and CEO.
(1939) André Ouellet: Canadian lawyer and politician 1st Canadian Minister of Foreign Affairs.
(1938) Roy Thinnes: American actor.
(1938) Paul Daniels: British entertainer, magician and former government employee.
(1938) Julio Cesar Melatti
(1938) Janken Varden: Norwegian stage director.
(1938) Roy Thinnes in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actor (Invaders, Falcon Crest, General Hospital).
(1937) Merle Haggard: American musician, country-western singer and songwriter.
(1937) Billy Dee Williams

(1937) Colin Powell: Statesman.
(1937) Merle Haggard in Bakersfield: California, USA; country singer ("Death Valley Days").
(1937) Billy Dee Williams in Harlem: New York, USA; actor (Lady Sings the Blues, Chiefs, Empire Strikes Back, Double Dare).
(1937) Peter Maivia: Samoan professional wrestler (d. 1982).
(1937) Billy Williams: American actor, a handsome box office star and a twin, whose first acting job was on-stage at the age of seven.
(1937) Joseph Lelyveld: Editor.
(1936) Jean-Pierre Changeux: French neuroscientist known for his research in several fields of biology, from the structure and function of proteins (with a focus on the allosteric proteins), to the early development of the nervous system up to cognitive functions.
(1936) Manfred Schoof: Composer.
(1936) James Houghton: American general manager and CEO in charge of Corning.
(1936) Helen Berman: Dutch-Israeli painter and illustrator.
(1935) Daniel Vernay: French graduate from the École Polytechnique and astrologer who founded an astrology school before distancing himself from the astrological circle.
(1935) Duke of: Montrose.
(1935) Douglas Hill: Canadian-born science fiction writer (d. 2007).
(1935) John Pepper Clark: Nigeria -- Writer (Horn, Song of a Goat).
(1935) Fred Bongusto: Italian light music singer and songwriter who was very popular in the 1960s and 1970s.
(1934) Anton Geesink: Dutch athlete, a giant Dutchman who created a sensation at the Tokyo Olympics by beating the Japanese at their own game, Judo.
(1934) Mario Merola
(1934) Willy Truye: France sport Champion.
(1934) Reijo Jyrkiainen: Composer.
(1934) Enrique Alvarez Felix: Mexican actor (d. 1996).
(1934) Horace Tapscott: American jazz pianist and composer.
(1934) Enrique Félix: Mexican actor (d. 1996).
(1934) Guy Peellaert: Belgian painter illustrator and photographer (d. 2008).
(1934) Marcel Pigou: France sport Champion.
(1934) Antonius Geesink: Dutch olympic judo gold medal champion, won in open event tokyo 1964; 1st non-japanese to.
(1933) Roy Goode: English lawyer and academic.
(1933) Dudley Sutton: British actor (Leather Boys, Brimstone & Treacle).
(1933) Eduardo Malapit: American lawyer and politician Mayor of Kauai (d. 2007).
(1933) Tom Korologos: American journalist and diplomat United States Ambassador to Belgium.
(1933) Goulart Andrade: Brazilian journalist and author of " Patrol of the Dawn.
(1933) Frank Gorshin: Actor.
(1932) Connie Broden: Canadian ice hockey player (d. 2013).
(1932) Bill Hardman: American jazz musician, a trumpet player.
(1932) Helmut Griem: German actor and director (d. 2004).
(1931) Ram Dass: American educator and author, fired as a Harvard professor for early experiments with LSD and other hallucinogenic drugs, who became a follower of the path of Eastern philosophy.
(1931) Suchitra Sen: Bangladeshi-Indian actress (d. 2014).
(1931) Baba Ram Dass: American Hindu spiritual teacher.
(1931) Ivan Dixon in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Car Wash, Hogan's Heroes).
(1931) Joan Carlyle: British soprano.
(1931) Ivan Dixon: American actor director and producer (d. 2008).
(1930) Gerard Deborre: Belgium sport Champion.
(1930) Jacques Fesch: French homicide; the killer of a police officer while fleeing from a hold-up on 25 February 1954, 5:45 PM, Paris.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) André Previn: American pianist composer and conductor.
(1929) Joi Lansing: American model and actress (d. 1972).
(1929) Don Elston: American baseball player, a right-handed pitcher with the Chicago Cubs and Brooklyn Dodgers between 1953 and 1964.
(1929) Edison Vasalievich Denisov: Composer.
(1929) "Crazy" Joe Gallo: Mobster.
(1929) Ivar Giaever: Physicist.
(1929) Hugo Claus: Novelist.
(1929) Li Yuan-chia: Artist.
(1929) Andre Previn: German-born composer and conductor.
(1929) Willis Hall: English playwright and radio and television writer (d. 2005).

(1928) James D Watson
(1928) Joi Lansing in Salt Lake City: Utah, USA; actress (Bob Cummings Show).
(1928) James Watson: American biochemist, educator and molecular biologist who, as the co founder and leading U.S.
(1928) James D. Watson: Scientist.
(1928) Joi Lansing: American model actress and nightclub singer (d. 1972).
(1928) James Dewey: Watson; chemist (co-discovered structure of DNA).
(1927) Gerry Mulligan: British saxophonist / orchestra leader (Jazz on a Summer Day).
(1927) David Ingram: Vice-Chancellor (University of Kent at Canterbury).
(1926) Ian Paisley: Ian Paisley was a politician and religious leader from Northern Ireland.
(1926) 2009 L'Aquila earthquake
(1926) Randy Weston: American jazz pianist and composer.
(1926) Gil Kane: Latvian-American author and illustrator (d. 2000).
(1926) Sergio Franchi: Italian-American singer and actor (d. 1990).
(1926) Roger Corman: Producer.
(1925) Arthur D: Larsen; tennis champion (US Open-1950).
(1925) Marcus Worsley: Lord-Lieutenant of North Yorkshire.
(1925) John Knox: British Supreme Court Justice.
(1924) Yannick Bellon: French documentary film maker and film editor who is intense and intelligent with a lively perception.
(1924) Eugenio Scalfari: Italian journalist, editor of the news magazine L'espresso (1963–1968), former member of parliament in the Italian Chamber of Deputies (1968–1972), co-founder of the newspaper La Repubblica and its editor from 1976 to 1996.
(1923) Edd Miller: American musician, a performer in piano bars for most of his lifetime in a number of West Coast cities.
(1923) Nguyen Van Thieu: Statesman.
(1923) Ernest Mandel: Author.
(1923) Than Tun: Burmese historian (d. 2005).
(1922) Julio Rosado del Valle: An internationally known abstract expressionist.
(1921) Cacilda Becker: Brazilian actress, one of the biggest stars in Brazil.
(1921) Franta Belsky: British sculptor.
(1921) Jose Monero: Puerto Rican musician and band leader.
(1921) Andrew Welsh: Imbrie composer.
(1921) Lord Moore: of Wolvercote.
(1921) Wilbur Thompson: American shot putter (d. 2013).
(1920) William Snavely: Los Angeles Military man.
(1920) Bernard Carter: British painter / etcher.
(1920) Jack Cover: American pilot and physicist invented the Taser gun (d. 2009).
(1920) Edmond Fischer: Chinese-American biochemist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1920) Edmond H. Fischer: Scientist.
(1920) Maurice Bouvier: French police officer, the Director of the Judicial Police (police headquarters).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Georgios Mylonas: Greek politician 11th Greek Minister of Culture (d. 1998).
(1918) Alfredo Candía: Bolivian general and politician 56th President of Bolivia (d. 1982).
(1918) Joan Bernard Principal (Trevelyan College: Durham).
(1918) Alfredo Ovando Candia: Bolivian president (d. 1982).
(1918) Karen Verne: Berlin, Germany -- Actress (Madame X).
(1918) René Diatkine: French psychiatrist and psychoanalyst of Belarusian origin.
(1917) Tonico : Brazilian singer, one half of the musica sertaneja duo from the state of São Paulo, known as Tonico & Tinoco.
(1917) Julian Faber: CEO (Willis Faber).
(1917) Robert Bloch: Writer.
(1917) Leonora Carrington: English-Mexican painter and author (d. 2011).

(1916) Vincent McKelvey: American geologist and author (d. 1987).
(1916) Vincent Ellis McKelvey: American geologist (d. 1987).
(1916) Rene Bourbon: France Actor.
(1916) Phil Leeds: American actor (d. 1998).
(1915) Tadeusz Kantor: Polish painter, set designer and theater director (d. 1990).
(1913) Ernst Diesen: Norwegian revue and film actor and theatre manager.
(1913) Shannon Boyd-Bailey McCune: American geographer (d. 1993).
(1913) Adriano Buzzati-Traverso: Italian author, geneticist and international official.
(1913) Shannon McCune: American geographer and academic (d. 1993).
(1913) Jean Teitgen: Rennes Journalist.
(1912) Wilhelmus H L "Willem" Tollenaar: Actor / director (Don Carlos).
(1912) Raymond Shaffer: Harding EXecutives.
(1912) Endre Szekely: composer.
(1911) Christiane Lecocq
(1911) Feodor Lynen: German biochemist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1979).
(1911) Verel Waller: American homicide; shot and killed his dad after his dad refused to give him $250 for treatment of the problems he had, which he thought to be sexual.
(1911) Phyllis Margaret: Duncan Tate composer.
(1910) Desmond Dreyer: British Admiral.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Marion Greenwood: American painter who studied in Paris, held exhibitions and one-woman shows.
(1909) Povl Bang-Jenson: Danish lawyer in 1937, Emissary to Washington D.C.
(1909) Georges Rollin: France Actor.
(1909) Hermann Lang: German race car driver (d. 1987).
(1909) William Branham: American minister and theologian (d. 1965).
(1909) Pierre Limagne: French deputy editor and domestic political columnist for 'La Croix,' a daily French general-interest Roman Catholic newspaper.
(1909) Albert R. Broccoli: Producer.
(1909) William M Branham: American evangelist (d. 1965).
(1908) Marcel-Marie Desmarais: French-Canadian priest, writer, preacher and broadcaster (Born 1908).
(1907) Giorgio Costantini: Italian actor and screenwriter, who appeared in a series of films made during World War II, followed by adventure films.

(1907) Johannes Zelle: Eccentric Frisian Reverend, a mobile sermon tiger that travelled from church to church with a racing bike.
(1907) Andre Richaud: France Writer.
(1905) Heinz Klingenberg: German film and television actor, who died on 12 September 1959 in Schweinfurt.
(1905) Pierre Rimbaud: Montpellier physician.
(1904) Kurt Georg Kiesinger: third West German chancellor (1966-69), dies at age 83 (born 1904).
(1904) Henri Vilbert: France Actor.
(1904) Kurt Kiesinger: German lawyer, politician and third Chancellor of West Germany from 1966-1969.
(1904) Jean Baylet: French politician who represented the Radical Party in the Constituent Assembly elected in 1945, in the Constituent Assembly elected in 1946 and in the National Assembly from 1946 to 1958.
(1904) Kurt G: Kiesinger German chancellor (Wherever They May Be).
(1904) Erwin Komenda: Austrian car designer and engineer (d. 1966).
(1903) Antonio Danielle: Italy Scientist.
(1903) Harold Edgerton: American engineer and academic (d. 1990).
(1903) Mickey Cochrane: American baseball player and manager (d. 1962).
(1902) Julien Torma: French writer, playwright and poet (d. 1933).
(1902) Gertrude Short: Cincinnati, Ohio -- Actress (Stella Dallas, Blonde Venus).
(1902) GFGrant Batchelor: French physician, a surgeon.
(1902) Veniamin Kaverin: Russian writer (d. 1989).
(1901) Pier Giorgio Frassati: Italian Catholic (d. 1925).
(1901) Chester Bowles: American senator/ambassador, dies at age 85 (born 1901).
(1901) Melvyn Douglas: Actor.
(1901) Pier Frassati: Italian activist (d. 1925).
(1901) Willem Pelemans: Flemish composer / music reviewer.
(1900) Leo Robin: American composer and songwriter (d. 1984).
(1900) Spencer Tracy: Actor.
(1900) Max Jimenez: One of Costa Rica 's Important early writers.
(1900) Andres Sas: Composer.

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