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Famous Birthdays of 6 August

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

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2009 - 2000

(2002) Bailey May: YouTube Star.
(2001) Harley Graham: TV Actress.
(2001) Ty Simpkins: American actor.
(2001) Toby Randall: Vine Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1998) Jack Scanlon: Movie Actor.
(1998) Destiny Odom: Family Member.
(1998) CJ Dippa: Rapper.
(1997) Kristína Schmiedlová: Slovak tennis player.
(1997) Julia Raleigh: Vine Star.
(1996) Veronica Merrell: YouTube Star.
(1996) Vanessa Merrell: YouTube Star.
(1995) Rebecca Peterson: Swedish tennis player.
(1994) George Benson: YouTube Star.
(1993) Charlotte McKinney: Model.

(1993) Hopper Penn
(1993) Alexa Moffett: Dancer.
(1993) Tre Mason: Football Player.
(1993) Kaori Ishihara: Japanese voice actress and singer (StylipS).
(1992) Semir Vurgun: Entrepreneur.
(1992) Tara Moore: British tennis player.
(1991) Irina Kulikova (model)
(1991) Kacey Rohl
(1991) Jiao Liuyang: Chinese swimmer.
(1991) Wilmer Flores: Baseball Player.
(1991) World Web: Tim Berners-Lee formally introduced his project, the World Wide Web, to the world on the alt.
(1990) JonBenet Ramsey: American homicide victim, one of the most famous and frustrating cases of the '90s.
(1990) Ferne McCann: Reality Star.
(1990) JonBenTt Ramsey: American beauty queen and murder victim (dies 1996).

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Wenxia Yu
(1989) Daniella Wang
(1989) Aymen Abdennour
(1989) Sara Khan: Model.
(1989) Kyle Lindsey: YouTube Star.
(1989) Spencer Matthews: Reality Star.
(1988) Mai Phuong Thuy
(1988) Justin Simpson: American noted family, second child and son of O.J.
(1988) Jared Murillo: American singer dancer and actor (V Factory).
(1988) Chelsee Healey: English actress.

(1988) Aleska Diamond: Hungarian porn actress.
(1987) Rémy Riou: French football/soccer goalkeeper, who played for Lyon (2003–2007), Lorient (loan, 2006–2007), Auxerre (2007–2011), Toulouse (2011–2012) and Nantes (2012–).
(1987) Brooke Lawson: YouTube Star.
(1987) Charley Chase: American porn actress.
(1987) Joran van der Sloot: Dutch figure in the Natalee Holloway case.
(1986) Michael Parr: Soap Opera Actor.
(1986) Mehmet Akgün: Turkish footballer.
(1986) Reby Sky: American wrestler and model.
(1986) Raphael Pyrasch: German rugby player.
(1986) Lauren Watson: Movie Actress.
(1985) Bafétimbi Gomis: French football/soccer player who plays as a striker for Premier League club Swansea City.
(1985) Shana P
(1985) Ana Drev
(1985) Mickael Delage: French cyclist.
(1985) Mickaël Delage: French cyclist.
(1985) Bafetimbi Gomis: French footballer.
(1985) Viktoria Baškite: Estonian chess player.
(1985) Garrett Weber-Gale: American swimmer.
(1984) Sofia Essaïdi: Moroccan singer dancer and actress.
(1984) Jesse Ryder: New Zealand cricketer.
(1984) Eva-Maria Hoch: Austrian tennis player.
(1984) Vedad Ibisevic: Bosnian footballer.
(1984) Vedad Ibišević: Bosnian footballer.
(1983) Robin van Persie: Soccer Player.
(1983) C Mosley: American football player.
(1983) Landon Pigg: American singer-songwriter guitarist and actor.
(1983) C J Mosley: American football player.
(1983) Neil Harvey: English-Barbadian footballer.
(1983) Annevig Ebbe: Danish actress.
(1982) Adrianne Curry: American model and reality television personality.
(1982) Romola Garai: English model and actress.
(1982) Renata Soñé
(1982) Anna Tokarska
(1982) Ryan Sypek: American actor.
(1982) Jordis Unga: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1982) Karl Davies: English actor.
(1982) Kevin van der Perren: Belgian figure skater.
(1982) Danny Lopes: American model and actor.
(1981) Travis McCoy
(1981) Lucie Décosse: French judoka.
(1981) Abdul Kader Keïta
(1981) Vitantonio Liuzzi: Italian race car driver.
(1981) Travie McCoy: Rapper.
(1981) Diána Póth: Hungarian figure skater.
(1980) Monique Ganderton: Canadian actress and stuntwoman.
(1980) Roman Weidenfeller: German footballer.
(1980) Seneca Wallace: American football player.
(1980) Wilber Pan: American-Taiwanese singer-songwriter and actor.
(1980) Debi Nova: World Music Singer.
(1980) Charles McCarthy: American mixed martial artist.
(1980) András Horváth: Hungarian footballer.
(1980) Danny Collins: English-Welsh footballer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Lincoln (Nebraska)
(1979) Megumi Okina: Japanese actress and singer.
(1979) Anna Cabana
(1979) Jennifer Exaltacion: Windsor, Ontario -- Gymnist (1996 Olympics).
(1979) Jonathan Glanfield: English sailor.
(1979) Jaime Correa: Mexican footballer.
(1979) Francesco Bellotti: Italian cyclist.
(1979) Travis Reed: American basketball player.
(1978) Marisa Miller: American model.
(1978) Marie-Ange Casalta

(1978) Brian Maillard: Swiss guitarist (Dominici).
(1978) Katie Price: English model actress and singer.
(1978) Reuben Rox: American actor director and producer.
(1978) Marvel Smith: American football player.
(1977) Atomic bombing of Hiroshima
(1977) Zdenka Podkapova
(1977) Ashlie Atkinson: American stage, film, and television actress of a voluptuous format.
(1977) Jennifer Lyons: American actress.
(1977) Luciano Zavagno: Argentinian footballer.
(1977) Jimmy Nielsen: Danish footballer and manager.
(1977) Leandro Amaral: Brazilian footballer.
(1976) Soleil Moon Frye: American actress.
(1976) Melissa George: Australian actress.
(1976) Travis Kalanick
(1976) Josh Schwartz
(1976) Soleil Frye: TV Actress.
(1976) Adam Ritson: Australian rugby player.
(1976) Krisztina Sereny: Hungarian bodybuilder and model.
(1976) Shaun Timmins: Australian rugby player.
(1976) Parmeso Emekrasha: Buddhist Monk.
(1975) Giorgio Rocca
(1975) Stéphane Jobert (journalist)
(1975) Renate Gotschl: Austrian alpine skier.
(1975) Jason Crump: English-Australian motorcycle racer.
(1975) Renate Götschl: Austrian skier.
(1975) Víctor Zambrano: Venezuelan baseball player.
(1975) Rik Platvoet: Dutch soccer player (FC Twente, MVV).
(1975) Victor Zambrano: Venezuelan baseball player.
(1975) Jamie McGonnigal: American voice actor and producer.
(1974) Ever Carradine: American actor and member of noted family, she is the daughter of Robert Carradine and niece of film and TV actors David and Keith Carradine.
(1974) Alvin Williams: American basketball player and coach.
(1974) Adrian Voinea: Focsani, Romania -- Tennis star (1995 Malta).
(1974) Bobby Petta: Soccer player (Feyenoord, RKC).
(1974) Luis Vizcaíno: Dominican baseball player.
(1974) Luis Vizcaino: Dominican baseball player.
(1974) Nelson Vargas: Holoyoke, Massachusetts -- Soccer forward (1996 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1973) Vera Farmiga: American actress.
(1973) Asia Carrera
(1973) Stuart O'Grady: Australian cyclist.
(1973) Monica Goodling: American George W. Bush Administration appointee.
(1973) Karenna Gore Schiff: American author and political figure.
(1973) Max Kellerman: American sportscaster and radio host.
(1973) Mike Sheldon: WLAF Guard (Rhein Fire).
(1973) Robert Lee: NFL cornerback (Atlanta Falcons).
(1973) Donna Lewis: Welsh singer-songwriter pianist and producer.
(1973) Iain Morris: English screenwriter and producer.
(1973) Karenna Schiff: American lawyer journalist and author.
(1972) Geri Halliwell: British singer, a former member of the all-girl group, "The Spice Girls," the biggest pop phenomenon of the late 1990s.
(1972) Jason O'Mara
(1972) Ray Lucas: American football player and sportscaster.
(1972) Darren Eales: English footballer and lawyer.
(1972) Paolo Bacigalupi: American author.
(1972) Mike Frederick: NFL defensive end (Cleveland Browns, Baltimore Ravens).
(1971) Merrin Dungey: American actress.
(1971) Curtis Shearer: WLAF receiver (Frankfurt Galaxy).
(1971) Mike Bales: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan -- NHL goalie (Ottawa Senators).
(1971) Piyal Wijetunge: Sri Lankan cricketer.
(1971) Scott Minto: English footballer and sportscaster.
(1970) M Night Shyamalan
(1970) Erwin Thijs: Belgian cyclist.
(1970) M Shyamalan: Indian-American director producer and screenwriter.
(1970) Mike Strange: Niagara Falls, Ontario -- Boxer (1996 Olympics).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Elliott Smith: American singer-songwriter and musician.
(1969) Simon Doull: New Zealand cricketer and sportscaster.
(1969) Jamie Thraves: English film writer director and music video director.
(1969) Roberto Lanckohr: Soccer player (MVV).
(1968) Jack de Gier: Soccer player (Cambuur L, Go Ahead Eagles).
(1968) Siran Stacy: WLAF running back (Scottish Claymores).
(1968) Patricia Tarabini: La Plata, Argentina -- Tennis star (1985 Futures ITA).
(1968) Jeff Barlow: Jackson, Mississippi -- Nike golfer (1994 NIKE Carolina Classic-5th).
(1968) Chris Boardman: English cyclist (world 1 hour record).
(1968) Celena Mondie-Milner: Milledgeville, Georgia -- 100m / 200m runner.

(1967) Julie Snyder: Canadian talk show host and producer.
(1967) Mike Greenberg: American journalist and sportscaster.
(1967) Lorna Fitzsimons: English businesswoman and politician.
(1967) Archbishop Alexy Bondarenko: Ukrainian-born American theologian.
(1966) Billy Mayfair
(1966) Regina Carter: Violinist.
(1966) William Fred Mayfair: Phoenix, Arizona -- PGA golfer (1993 Greater Milw Open).
(1965) Luc Alphand: French skier and winner of the World Cup events in 1995 and 1996, when he won a Bronze Medal (downhill) in the World championships.
(1965) Bogotá (Colombia)
(1965) Stéphane Peterhansel: French driver, he won 6 Paris-Dakar rallys in the motorcycle category and then 6 Paris-Dakar rallys in the car category.
(1965) David Robinson: Florida, United States -- NBA center (San Antonio Spurs, Olympics - Gold - 92).
(1965) Jeremy Ratchford
(1965) Ravi Coltrane: American saxophonist.
(1965) Olivier Megaton
(1965) Kim Sang-joong
(1965) Yuki Kajiura: Japanese pianist and composer (See-Saw).
(1965) Vince Wells: English cricketer.
(1965) Mark Speight: English television presenter (Born 1965).
(1965) Vincent Wells: England cricketer.
(1965) Juliane Kohler: German actress.
(1965) Juliane Köhler: German actress.
(1965) Brian Kinchen: NFL tight end (Cleveland Browns, Baltimore Ravens).
(1964) Lisa Boyle: Chicago, Illinois -- Actress (Showgirls).
(1964) Gary Valenciano: World Music Singer.
(1964) Robert Mimbs: CFL running back (Saskatchewan Roughriders).
(1964) Kemi Omololu-Olunloyo: Nigerian journalist activist social media expert and pharmacist.
(1964) John Mooney: Seattle, Washington -- Sprint kayak (1996 Olympics).
(1964) Moosie Drier: American actor and director.
(1964) Lauren Cowan: Benalla, Victoria -- Golfer (1994 66th English Womens Open).
(1964) Moosie Drier in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actor (Laugh-in).
(1964) Sharon Gusberti: Italian film actress and fashion model, whose career in the entertainment world was very short.
(1963) Eros Poli: Italian professional bicyclist, the winner of a Gold Medal at the Los Angeles Olympics in 1984.
(1963) Kevin Mitnick: American computer hacker, world famous.
(1963) Gwendolyn Graham
(1963) Thierry Chassagne
(1963) [Michael] Tony Dees: Pascagoula, Mississippi -- Hurdler.
(1963) Michelle Yeoh: Movie Actress.
(1963) Charles Ingram: English soldier author and game show contestant.
(1963) Thomas Bohrer: US West Islip, New York -- Rower (1992 Olympics).
(1963) Kimberley Conrad Hefner: Moulton, Alabama -- Playmate of year (Jan, 1988).
(1963) Tomoyuki Dan: Japanese voice actor (d. 2013).
(1962) Marc Lavoine: French singer and actor.
(1962) Michelle Yeoh: Malaysian-Hong Kong actress and producer.
(1962) Kimberly Conrad
(1962) Kimberly Hefner: American model, Playmate of the Year and wife of publishing tycoon Hugh Hefner.
(1961) Karl Zéro: French journalist, radio and TV presenter, known for addressing politicians as "tu" (the familiar form).
(1961) Mary Lou: Daniels, Chicago, Illinois -- Tennis star.
(1961) Mary Sieghart: English journalist and radio host.
(1961) Carol Norman: Ardmore, Oklahoma -- Bowler (LPBT Rookie of Year 1982).
(1961) Antonella Interlenghi: Italian stage, film and television actress, also known as Antonellina Interlenghi.
(1961) Earl Winfield: CFL receiver (Hamilton Tiger Cats).
(1961) Cara Lott: American porn actress and model.
(1960) Anne Roussel
(1960) Dale Ellis: NBA guard / forward (Seattle Supersonics, Denver Nuggets).
(1960) Leigh Tuohy: Business Executive.
(1960) Philippe Omnès: French fencer who a gold medal in the individual foil event at the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Grant Aleksander: Baltimore, Maryland -- Actor (Guiding Light, All My Children).
(1959) Rajendra Singh: Indian environmentalist.
(1959) Joyce Sims: rocker (All and All).
(1958) Philippe Jeannol
(1958) Randy DeBarge: American singer-songwriter and bass player (DeBarge).
(1958) Simon Francken: Dutch bassist (Ivy Green).
(1957) Jim McGreevey: American lawyer and politician 52nd Governor of New Jersey.
(1957) James McGreevey: American politician, Democratic NJ governor inaugurated on January 15, 2002 until his resignation amid scandal, which he announced in August 2004.
(1957) Bob Horner: American baseball player.
(1957) Faith Prince: Augusta, Georgia -- Broadway actress (Guys & Dolls, Carousel).

(1957) Liza Todd: American noted family, daughter of Liz Taylor and Mike Todd.
(1956) Stepfanie Kramer: Los Angeles, California -- Actress (Claudia-We Got it Made, Hunter).
(1956) Antoine Audouard
(1956) Vinnie Vincent: heavy metal rocker (Solo - "Ashes to Ashes").
(1956) Bill Emmott: English journalist and author.
(1956) Stephanie Kramer in Los Angeles: California, USA; actress (Claudia - We Got it Made, Hunter).
(1955) Tom Inskeep: Bluffton, Indiana -- Canadian Tour golfer.
(1955) Gregory Bryant-Bey: American convicted murderer (d. 2008).
(1955) John Reid: Irish jockey.
(1955) Rusty Magee: American actor and composer (d. 2003).
(1954) Paul Steigerwald: American sports announcer.
(1954) Carl C Perkins: (Rep-D-Kentucky, 1984- ).
(1953) Janet Newberry: Los Angeles sports Champions.
(1953) Iqbal Qasim: Pakistani cricketer.
(1953) Pat MacDonald: Rocker (Timbuk 3).
(1952) Brian Levant
(1952) Chuck Russell
(1952) David McLetchie: Scottish politician, Member of Parliament in 1999 for the Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party.
(1952) Wojiech Fortuna: Poland -- Ski jumper (1972 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1952) Pat MacDonald: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Timbuk3).
(1952) Ton Scherpenzeel: Dutch keyboard player songwriter and producer (Kayak Camel and Earth and Fire).
(1952) Vinnie Vincent: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Kiss and Vinnie Vincent Invasion).
(1952) Barrel Scherpenzeel: Rocker (Earth, Wind & Fire).
(1951) Christophe de Margerie
(1951) Catherine Hicks: TV Actress.
(1951) Philippe Gloaguen: French writer and businessman, co-founder of Guide du routard (English: Backpacker's guide) since 1973.
(1951) Christophe De Margerie: French businessman, CEO of oil company Total.
(1951) Daryl Somers: Australian singer television host and producer.
(1951) Catherine Hicks in Scottsdale: Arizona, USA; actress (Star Trek IV, Child's Play).
(1950) Dorian Harewood: American actor in film and TV, a strong supporting performer in many movies and miniseries, memorable as the lead in "The Jesse Owens Story" on TV.
(1950) Nathan Purdee: Actor (Nathan - Young and the Restless, Hank-1 Life to Live).
(1950) Winston E Scott: Miami, Florida -- USN Commander / Astronaut (STS 72, 87).
(1950) Dorian Harewood in Dayton: Ohio, USA; actor (Earl - Glitter, Trauma Center).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Richard Prince: American painter and photographer.
(1949) Clarence Richard Silva: American Catholic Bishop of Honolulu.
(1949) Philippe Deschepper: French musician (guitarist and composer).
(1949) Benjamin Gage: American noted family, the son of actress Esther Williams and her second husband, singer/actor Ben Gage.
(1949) Alan Campbell: Northern Irish clergyman.
(1949) Dino Bravo: Italian-born professional wrestler (Born 1949),.
(1949) Clarence Silva: American bishop.
(1949) Joyce McKinney: Avery County, North Carolina -- Miss Wyoming (1972).
(1948) Dino Bravo
(1948) William McCrea: Irish soldier and politician.

(1947) Sally Eaton: Illinois, United States -- Broadway actress (Jeanie-Hair).
(1947) Tony Dell: English-Australian cricketer and soldier.
(1947) Radhia Cousot: French computer scientist and academic.
(1946) Elisabeth Guigou
(1946) Peter Simonischek
(1946) Allan Holdsworth: English guitarist songwriter and producer (UK The Tony Williams Lifetime HoBoLeMa and Tempest).
(1946) Masaaki Sakai: Japanese actor and singer (The Spiders).
(1946) Judy Craig: American singer (The Chiffons).
(1946) Roh Moo-hyun: 16th President of South Korea (d. 2009).
(1946) Dusty Rhodes: Australian baseball coach (1996 Olympics).
(1945) Frank Cassenti
(1945) Andy Messersmith: American baseball player and coach.
(1945) Ron Jones: English director and production manager (d. 1993).
(1944) Burt Blanca
(1944) Martin Wharton: English bishop.
(1944) Inday Badiday: Filipina journalist and television personality (d. 2003).
(1944) Michael Mingos: English chemist and academic.
(1944) André Grimaldi: French endocrinologist who is Director of the Diabetology Department at the Pitié Salpêtrière Hospital in Paris, France.
(1943) Jean-Charles Marchiani
(1943) Michael Anderson Jr: London, England -- Actor (Clay-The Monroes).
(1943) Jon Postel: American computer scientist and academic (d. 1998).
(1943) Ray Buktenica in Greenwich Village: New York City, USA; actor (Rhoda, House Calls).
(1942) Byard Lancaster: American saxophonist and flute player (d. 2012).
(1942) George Jung: American convicted drug trafficker.
(1941) Jean-Claude Étienne
(1941) Andrew Green: Baron Green of Deddington English diplomat.
(1941) Ray Culp: American baseball player.
(1941) Lyle Berman: American businessman and poker player.
(1941) Doris Ernestine Hays: Composer.
(1941) Joseph Gonzales
(1940) Pia Schutzmann: Danish painter, printmaker and sculptor.
(1940) Mukhu Aliyev: Russian philologist and politician 2nd President of Dagestan.
(1940) Louise Sorel: American actress.
(1940) Louise Sorel in Los Angeles: California, USA; actress (BS I Love You, Crimes of Passion).
(1940) Egil Kapstad: Norwegian pianist and composer.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Mike Sarne
(1939) William "Sonny" Sanders: US singer (Rayber Voices).
(1938) William David Madel
(1938) Peter Bonerz: American actor and director.
(1938) Paul Bartel: Brooklyn, New York -- Director / actor (Eating Raoul).
(1938) Peter Bonerz in Portsmouth: New Hampshire, USA; actor (Jerry - Bob Newhart Show, 9 to 5).
(1938) Carry Tefsen: Dutch actress (Say A).
(1938) Tone Vigeland: Norwegian silversmith and jewellery artist.
(1937) Barbara Windsor: British comedy actor famous for her saucy roles in the "Carry On" films that first premiered in 1967.
(1937) Baden Powell: Brazilian guitarist (Born 1937).

(1937) Baden Powell de Aquino: Brazilian guitarist (d. 2000).
(1937) Charlie Haden: American bassist and composer (Old and New Dreams) (d. 2014).
(1937) Baden de Aquino: Brazilian guitarist and composer (d. 2000).
(1935) Irma Capece Minutolo: Italian minor opera singer, reported by the media when she had an affair with Farouk, the former King of Egypt during the era of La Dolce Vita.
(1935) Octavio Getino: Spanish-Argentinian director and screenwriter (d. 2012).
(1935) Fortunato Baldelli: Italian cardinal (d. 2012).
(1935) Sally Harrington: American astrologer who began her study in 1966; a vegetarian.
(1935) John Sanden: American portrait artist, who graduated from the Minneapolis School of Art in 1956 with a bachelor of fine arts degree in illustration.
(1934) Germinal Casado: French ballet dancer, designer and theater director.
(1934) Piers Anthony: British-American sci-fi and fantasy writer whose work is translated into six languages.
(1934) Edmond Simeoni
(1934) Chris Bonington: English mountaineer and author.
(1934) Leopold M de Beer: Dutch MP (VVD).
(1934) Billy Boston: Welsh rugby player and soldier.
(1934) John Storey: Bonington in the United Kingdom; mountain climber (Annapurna I in 1970).
(1934) Diane Di Prima: American poet and artist, who participated in the emerging Beat movement of the late 1950s and early 1960s in Manhattan.
(1934) Ariane Ducrot: French senior official, general curator of the National Archives.
(1934) Piers Anthony Dillingham Jacob: United Kingdom -- Sci-fi author (Chthon, Phthor).
(1933) Jean-Claude Bousquet: French freemason, a grand master of Grande Loge de France (GLDF), the third largest Masonic obedience in France.
(1933) A G Kripal Singh: Indian cricketer (d. 1987).
(1933) A Singh: Indian cricketer (d. 1987).
(1932) Edmond Safra
(1932) Howard Hodgkin: English painter.
(1932) Anneli Sauli [Savolainen]: Actress (Milkmaid).
(1932) Michael Deeley: English screenwriter and producer.
(1932) Ahmet Mekin: Turkish actor.
(1932) Charles Wood: English playwright and screenwriter.
(1931) Gary Duncan: American astrologer since childhood, a siderealist statistician and researcher.
(1931) Chalmers Johnson: American author and professor emeritus of the University of California, San Diego.
(1931) Ghislain De Diesbach: French writer and biographer.
(1931) Jean-Louis Chautemps: French jazz musician, composer and author.
(1931) Ghislain Diesdach: Le Havre Writer.
(1930) Sergio Fantoni: Italian actor, the son of actor Cesare Fantoni (1905–1963).
(1930) Abbey Lincoln: Chicago, Illinois -- Actress / singer (Nothing But a Man).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Mike Elliott: Jamaican saxophonist (The Foundations and Rico's Combo).
(1929) Roch La Salle: Canadian politician 42nd Canadian Minister of Public Works (d. 2007).
(1929) Anneliese Kuppers: German FR, equestrian dressage (1956 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1929) Mike Elliot: Rocker.
(1929) Maria Frau: Italian film actress who made her debut in 1950 when she played the title role in "Margaret of Cortona.
(1928) Andy Warhol: American underground artist and film maker who had a genius for creating attention.
(1928) Jean Carrière
(1928) Jean-Christophe Averty: French actor and television personality.
(1928) Janice-Lee York Romary: California, United States -- Fencer (Olympics - 1948-68).
(1928) Herb Moford: American baseball player (Born 1928).

(1928) Jean Carriere: Némes Writer.
(1927) Inga Landgré: Swedish actress.
(1927) Maryen Miller: Family Member.
(1927) William David: Ford; American politician (Representative-Democrat-Michigan).
(1926) Norman Wexler: American writer, a playwright and screenwriter whose credits included the screenplays for "Mandigo" and "Saturday Night Fever.
(1926) Christa Reinig: Writer.
(1926) J[anet] O[pal] Jeppson [nee Janet Asimov]: Author (2nd Experiment).
(1926) János Rózsás: Hungarian author (d. 2012).
(1926) Moritz : Landgrave of Hesse (d. 2013).
(1926) Clem Labine: American baseball player and manager (d. 2007).
(1926) Frank Finlay: Farnworth Lancashire, England -- Actor (Robbery, Lifeforce).
(1926) Elisabeth Beresford: British author and creator of The Wombles (Born 1926).
(1925) Barbara Bates in Denver: Colorado, USA; actress (Kathy - It's a Great Life).
(1925) Leland Smith: Composer.
(1925) Barbara Bates: American actress and singer (d. 1969).
(1925) Jean Grassin: Coulombs EXecutives.
(1924) Mario Fazio: Italian journalist and president of the Italia Nostra since January 1987.
(1924) Samuel Bowers: American activist co-founded the White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan (d. 2006).
(1923) Moira Lister: South African actress (Born 1923).
(1923) Jack Parnell: London, England -- Orchestra leader (Englebert Humperdick Show).
(1923) Paul Hellyer: Canadian engineer and politician 16th Canadian Minister of Defence.
(1923) Jess Collins: American artist (Born 1923).
(1923) Jackie Kelk in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actor (Homer - Aldrich Family).
(1923) William B Williams in Babylon: New York, USA; DJ (WNEW, Sammy and Company).
(1922) Freddie Laker: English businessman founded Laker Airways (d. 2006).
(1922) Daniel Walker
(1922) Dan Walker: American lawyer and politician 36th Governor of Illinois (d. 2015).
(1922) Sir Freddie Laker: English entrepreneur (d. 2006).
(1921) Buddy Collette
(1921) Jacques Courtin
(1921) Ella Raines: Sinoqualmie Falls, Washington -- Actress (Janice Dean RN).
(1920) Ella Raines: Actress (Uncle Harry, Runaround, Impact), dies at 66.
(1920) Julien Saelen: Belgium sport Champion.
(1920) Selma Diamond: Canadian-American actress and screenwriter (d. 1985).
(1920) Hubert Germain: Paris 16?me Military man.
(1920) John Graves: American author (d. 2013).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Pauline Betz: American tennis player and champion of the Wimbledon Women's Singles in 1946.
(1919) Guy Breton: Gien Writer.
(1919) Pauline Betz Addie: Dayton, Ohio -- Tennis champ (Wimbledon 1946).
(1918) Jacqueline Laurent: France Actor.
(1918) Jean Cadilhac: France Military man.
(1918) Norman Granz: American jazz impresario and recording industry executive (Born 1918).
(1917) Robert Mitchum: American film actor, author, composer and singer.
(1917) Edward Jewesbury: English actor (d. 2002).
(1917) Barbara Cooney: American author and illustrator (d. 2000).
(1916) Dom Mintoff: Maltese journalist and politician 8th Prime Minister of Malta (d. 2012).

(1916) Carl A Gerstacker
(1916) Richard Hofstadter: American historian and academic (d. 1970).
(1916) Alice Zessin: American astrologer and hostess of a TV pilot in 1971 "What's My Sign?" with Paul Rosner, Robert Skeetz, Carol Peel and Lois Rodden.
(1916) Carl Gerstacker: American chemical engineer, chemical executive, director of dow chemical from 1948.
(1916) Michael Burke sports executive (New York Yankees: New York Knicks).
(1916) Alice Reichard: American astrologer in the Hollywood area for many years.
(1916) Dom[inic] Mintoff: Premier Malta.
(1914) Arthur Charles Dobson: British racing driver (d. 1980).
(1914) Benedict Nicolson: British art historian and author, who was the elder son of authors Harold Nicolson and Vita Sackville-West and the brother of writer and politician Nigel.
(1914) Jean Roux: Commercy physician.
(1914) Gordon Freeth: Australian lawyer and politician 24th Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs (d. 2001).
(1914) Susan Cowdy: Ornithologist.
(1912) Richard C Miller: American photographer (d. 2010).
(1912) Georges Sellon: Marseille Military man.
(1912) Richard Miller: American photographer (d. 2010).
(1912) Werna Gerhardsen: Norwegian politician of the Labour Party.
(1911) Lucille Ball: American actress and noted comedienne with more than 50 films from her debut in 1933.
(1911) Annibale Frossi
(1911) Constance Fecher Heaven: British romance writer (d. 1995).
(1911) Norman Gordon: South African cricketer (d. 2014).
(1911) Constance Heaven: English author and actress (d. 1995).
(1911) Lucille Ball in Jamestown: New York, USA; comedienne/actress (I Love Lucy, Mame) (dies 1989).
(1910) Charles Crichton: English director producer and screenwriter (d. 1999).
(1910) William J Law: Sailor.
(1910) Friedrich Schroder: Composer.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Diana Keppel: Countess of Albemarle (d. 2013).
(1908) René de Castries
(1908) Helen Jacobs: American tennis player and commander (d. 1997).
(1908) Svend Erik Tarp: Composer.
(1908) Robert Sonrier: Les Loges-Margueron physician.
(1908) de Castries: La Bastide d'Engras Writer.
(1908) Will Lee: American actor (d. 1982).
(1908) Georg Hygen: Norwegian botanist.
(1908) Lajos Vajda: Hungarian painter and illustrator (d. 1941).
(1908) Sol Adler: Economist Sinophile.

(1908) James Lees-Milne: Architecural historian.
(1908) Helen Hull Jacobs: Berkley, California -- US tennis champ (1932-35).
(1908) George Singer: Composer.
(1906) Roland Journu: France sport Champion.
(1906) Ken Strong NFL: AFL halfback (Staten Island, New York Yankees, New York Giants).
(1906) Vic Dickenson: American trombonist (d. 1984).
(1905) Georges Raveau: La Ch?tre EXecutives.
(1905) Armand Magescas: France sport Champion.
(1904) Jean Zay: French politician (Minister of national Education) and lawyer of Jewish father (Zay comes from "See") and protestant mother, murdered by militiamen in 1944.
(1904) Jacno (musician)
(1904) Gilbert Renault
(1904) (Renault-Roulier) Remy: France Writer.
(1904) Rémy : French resistance hero, writer and politician.
(1904) Gilbert Remy: France Military man.
(1904) Henry Iba: American basketball player and coach (d. 1993).
(1904) Jean Dessès: Greek-Egyptian fashion designer (d. 1970).
(1904) Henry Payne Iba: Easton, Missouri -- US basketball coach (1964, 68 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1904) M Revis [Willem Fisherman]: Author (Gelakte Brain).
(1903) Philip Morse: American physicist, administrator and pioneer of operations research (OR) in World War II.
(1903) Noël Le Maresquier: French architect, a recipient of the Prix de Rome, and head of 'l'École d'architecture des beaux arts' following in the footsteps of his father.
(1902) Georges Douking
(1902) Michal Vilec: Composer.
(1902) Dutch Schultz: Abe Landau, Otto Berman, and Bernard ''Lulu'' Rosencrantz are fatally shot at a saloon in Newark, New Jersey in what will become known as The Chophouse Massacre.
(1900) Cecil Green: English-American geophysicist and businessman co-founded Texas Instruments (d. 2003).

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