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Famous Birthdays of 7 April

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 7th of April

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2009 - 2000

(2005) Jose Alanis: TV Actor.
(2002) Dylan Frederick: Instagram Star.
(2000) Ana Bronstein: Brazilian noted family, the daughter of Silvia Poppovic and her husband Marcelo Bronstein, born by C-section,.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Conner Rayburn: TV Actor.
(1997) Jabbar Hakeem: Vine Star.
(1997) Sydney Carlson: YouTube Star.
(1997) Rafaela Gómez: Ecuadorian tennis player.
(1995) Will Hughes: Soccer Player.
(1995) Lorenzo Ostuni: YouTube Star.
(1995) Jack Leonard: Vine Star.
(1994) Johanna Allik: Estonian figure skater.
(1994) Tobiias : YouTube Star.
(1993) Cristine Prosperi: TV Actress.

(1993) Gisselle Kuri: Vine Star.
(1993) Irina Shtork: Estonian ice dancer.
(1993) Marissa Lace: YouTube Star.
(1992) Alexis Jordan: American singer.
(1992) William Carvalho
(1992) Guilherme Negueba: Brazilian footballer.
(1992) Andreea Acatrinei: Romanian gymnast.
(1992) Shawn Oakman: Football Player.
(1992) Lee Dinetan: French young prodigy holding a doctorate degree in mathematics at the university of Toulouse (2008).
(1991) Luka Milivojević: Serbian footballer.
(1990) Sorana Cîrstea: Romanian tennis player.
(1990) Barcelona (Spain)
(1990) Anne-Marie (singer)
(1990) Charlie McDermott: Actor.
(1990) Anna Bogomazova: Russian-American kick-boxer martial artist and wrestler.
(1990) Trent Cotchin: Australian Rules Footballer.
(1990) Shan Dude: Vine Star.
(1990) Martyn Littlewood: YouTube Star.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Teddy Riner: French world champion in Judo,winning his first world title in 2007, the youngest male ever to do so.
(1989) Franco Di Santo: Argentinian footballer.
(1989) Alexa Demara: American model.
(1988) Ed Speleers: Movie Actor.
(1988) Antonio Piccolo: Italian footballer.
(1988) Sarah Walker: Australian actress.
(1988) Edward Speleers: British model and actor.
(1987) Alexa Demara
(1987) Martín Cáceres: Uruguayan footballer.
(1987) Danny Almonte: American baseball Little League pitcher for a Bronx, NY team, truly a pitching phenomena in the Little League World Series, a left-hander who struck out 15 consecutive batters in the opening game and would have swept the entire series had he not been forced to sit out a game due to league rules.

(1987) April O'Neil: American porn actress.
(1987) Jack Johnson: American actor.
(1987) Casper Smart: Actor.
(1987) Jérome Gadras: French homicide victim, nephew of Ludovic, who killed him, his mom, granddad and grandmom with an iron bar 12/20/1989.
(1987) Jaimee Kaire-Gataulu: New Zealand actress and singer.
(1987) Eelco Sintnicolaas: Dutch decathlete.
(1987) Jack Duarte: Mexican actor singer and guitarist (Eme 15).
(1987) Hilary Rhoda: Model.
(1986) Choi Siwon: Pop Singer.
(1986) Geoffrey Sauveaux
(1986) Andi Fraggs: English singer-songwriter and producer.
(1986) Christian Fuchs: Austrian footballer.
(1986) Brooke Brodack: American internet celebrity.
(1985) KC Concepcion: World Music Singer.
(1985) Ariela Massotti: Brazilian actress.
(1985) Saad Lamjarred: World Music Singer.
(1985) Ben McKee: Bassist.
(1985) Sinqua Walls: Actor.
(1985) April Athena: YouTube Star.
(1984) Catalina Denis
(1984) Norman Golden: American actor.
(1984) Hiroko Shimabukuro: Japanese singer (Speed).
(1983) Franck Ribéry: French-born soccer player, who has been an integral player in the Club Bayern Munchen (Munich) which he joined in June 2007.
(1983) Jon Stead: English footballer.
(1983) Minigod951 : YouTube Star.
(1983) Franck Ribery: French footballer.
(1983) Diora Baird: Actress.
(1983) Kyle Labine: Canadian actor.
(1983) Janar Talts: Estonian basketball player.
(1983) Jakub Smrž: Czech motorcycle rider.
(1982) Soledad Fandiño: Argentinian actress.
(1982) Sonjay Dutt: Indian American professional wrestler.
(1982) Bret Harrison: Actor.
(1982) Miguel Angel Silvestre: Actor.
(1982) Silvana Arias: Peruvian actress.
(1981) Suzann Pettersen: Norwegian golfer.
(1981) Sharka Blue: Czech porn actress.
(1981) Hitoe Arakaki: Japanese singer (Speed).
(1981) Eliza Coupe: Actress.
(1981) Alex Lanipekun: English actor.
(1981) Vanessa Olivarez: American singer-songwriter and actress.
(1981) Kelli Young: English singer (Liberty X).
(1980) Ourasi : French race horse (d. 2013).
(1980) Teenoso : American racehorse (d. 1999).
(1980) David Otunga: Wrestler.
(1980) Dragan Bogavac: Montenegrin footballer.
(1980) Tetsuji Tamayama: Japanese actor.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Michel Kratochvil
(1979) Patrick Crayton: American football player.
(1979) Adrián Beltré: Dominican-American baseball player.
(1979) Adrian Beltre: Dominican baseball player.
(1979) Zbych Trofimiuk: Polish-Australian actor.
(1979) Danny Sandoval: Venezuelan-American baseball player.
(1979) Pascal Dupuis: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1979) Anika Knudsen: American model and actress.
(1979) Robert Jozinović: Australian actor.
(1978) Duncan James: Pop Singer.

(1978) Siobhan Drake-Brockman in Bunbury: Australia; tennis star (1994 Port Pirie).
(1978) Lilia Osterloh: American tennis player.
(1978) Jo Appleby: English soprano (Amici Forever).
(1977) Teddy Sears: Actor.
(1977) Silvana Arias: Peruvian actress.
(1976) Djamel Bensalah
(1976) Kevin Alejandro: American actor and producer.
(1976) Eric Wareheim: Actor.
(1976) Jessica Lee: English lawyer and politician.
(1976) Barbara Reams: American actress.
(1976) Erich Goldmann: Dingolfing in Germany; hockey defenseman (Team Germany 1998).
(1976) Martin Buß: German high jumper.
(1975) Ludovic Chancel
(1975) Karin Dreijer Andersson: Swedish singer.
(1975) John Cooper (musician)
(1975) Beverly Peele: Super model (Elle).
(1975) Ronde Barber: cornerback (Tampa Bay Buccaneers).
(1975) Tiki Barber: running back (New York Giants).
(1975) Karin Andersson: Swedish singer-songwriter and producer (The Knife and Honey Is Cool).
(1975) Ronnie Belliard: American baseball player.
(1975) Zach Braff: Actor.
(1975) Lulu Johnson: American socialite and fashion designer with an eponymous label, and the daughter of iconic fashion designer Betsey Johnson.
(1975) John Cooper: Rock Singer.
(1974) Tygo Gernandt: Dutch actor.
(1974) Anita Maxwell: WNBA forward (Cleveland Rockers).
(1974) Jason Fried: American entrepreneur, the co-founder of 37signals, makers of Basecamp and other web-based collaboration tools, and co-author of the book, Rework.
(1974) Roberta Lanfranchi: Italian actress, dancer, television presenter and radio host.
(1974) Nathan Baesel: American actor.
(1973) Carole Montillet: French alpine skier, she won the gold medal at the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympics, in the downhill.
(1973) Ève Salvail: Canadian model and actress.
(1973) Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert: Dutch lawyer and politician Dutch Minister of Defence.
(1973) Marco Delvecchio: Italian footballer.
(1973) Brett Tomko: American baseball player.
(1973) Eve Salvail: Canadian model.
(1973) Christian O'Connell: British radio DJ and presenter.
(1972) Tim Peake: British astronaut.
(1972) Malcolm Huckaby: NBA guard (Miami Heat).
(1972) Lovett Purnell: wide receiver (New England Patriots).
(1972) Joanne Brown: Australian softball catcher / 1st baseman (1996 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1972) Shana Williams in Bridgeton: New Jersey, USA; long jumper/heptathlete.
(1972) Mark Coles: American suicide, a client administrator at the firm Fidelity Investments.
(1972) Timothy Peake: Astronaut.
(1972) Gianluca Grignani: Italian singer-songwriter and guitarist, whose musical career took off after meeting guitarist and producer Massimo Luca.
(1971) Guillaume Depardieu: French noted family, the son of Gérard Depardieu.
(1971) Ève Salvail
(1971) Victor Kraatz: German pairs figure skater, partner of Shae-Lynn Bourne.
(1971) Cara Kendra: Bernosky; Miss Pennsylvania-USA (1997).
(1971) Mark Thompson in Russellville: Kentucky, USA; pitcher (Colorado Rockies).
(1971) Jennifer Smith: Movie Actress.
(1971) Victor Kraatz in Berlin: Germany; Canadian ice dancer (1995 World Champions-4th).
(1971) Stephen Brimacombe: Australian 100 metre/200 metre (Olympics-1996).
(1971) Jennifer Schwalbach Smith: American actress.
(1970) Rosey : Wrestler.
(1970) Leif Andsnes: Norwegian pianist and educator.
(1970) Leif Ove Andsnes: Norwegian pianist.
(1970) Alexander Karpovtsev in Moscow: Russia; NHL defenseman (New York Rangers).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Ricky Watters: NFL running back (Philadelphia Eagles).
(1969) Peggy Clasen in Saint Paul: Minnesota, USA; speed skater (Olympics-1994).
(1969) Spencer Wells: Explorer.
(1969) Paul Rudd: Actor.
(1969) Jeremy Lincoln NFL cornerback (Chicago Bears: Seattle Seahawks).
(1969) Ricky Bones in Salinas: Puerto Rico; pitcher (Milwaukee Brewers, New York Yankees).
(1969) Clark Sheehan in Denver: Colorado, USA; cyclist (Olympics-1996).
(1968) Jennifer Lynch: American actress director producer and screenwriter.
(1968) Duncan Armstrong: Australian swimmer and sportscaster.
(1968) Vasiliy Sokov: Russian triple jumper.

(1968) Don[ald] Smith: North Tonawanda, New York -- Rower (1996 Olympics - 5th Place).
(1968) Vincent Perez: American friend of Damian Clemente, involved in a shoot-out in which Damian and his dad, Anthony, shot four men to death.
(1967) Alex Christensen
(1967) Artemis Gounaki: composer, writer and music producer.
(1967) Steve Wisniewski: NFL guard (Oakland Raiders).
(1967) Antonella Moccia: Italian model, one of the top in her field who was well paid as the model for many important designers.
(1967) Simone Schilder: Dutch tennis player.
(1966) Margherita Zalaffi: Italian fencer, the winner of a Silver Medal at the Atlanta Olympics in the team epée with Chiesa and Uga on 7/24/1996, and a Gold Medal in team foils in the Barcelona games in 1992.
(1966) Li Lu: Businessman.
(1966) Gary Wilkinson: English snooker player.
(1966) Richard Gomez: Filipino actor and politician.
(1966) Teri Ann Linn in Honolulu: Hawaii, USA; actress (Kristen - The Bold and the Beautiful).
(1965) Bill Bellamy: American actor and comedian.
(1965) Alexander Mronz in Cologne: Germany; tennis star.
(1965) Alison Lapper: English painter and photographer.
(1965) Nenad Vučinić: Serbian-New Zealand basketball player and coach.
(1965) Frank Black: Musician.
(1964) Russell Crowe: New Zealand actor, fabulous in "Gladiator," winning the "Best Actor" Oscar for his performance, 2000.
(1964) Helen Wadsworth: South Wales, United Kingdom -- Golfer (Curtis Cup 1990).
(1964) Joe Durant in Pensacola: Florida, USA; Nike golfer (1992 Boise Open-7th).
(1964) Steve Graves: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1964) Jace Alexander: American television director.
(1963) Jaime de Marichalar: Spanish husband of Infanta Elena Duchess of Lugo.
(1963) Bernard Lama: French guianese football player, international goalkeeper born in Tours (district of Saint-Symphorien).
(1963) Denis Barthe
(1963) Dave Johnson: American decathlete and educator.
(1963) Jaime Marichalar: Spanish banker with the Credit Suisse in Paris.
(1963) Paul Robinson: American model actor and photographer.
(1963) Paul Michael Robinson: American actor and erotic actor.
(1963) Nick Herbert: English businessman and politician Minister for Policing.
(1963) Rafael Correa: Politician.
(1963) Jochen Zeitz: Businessman.
(1962) Andrew Hampsten: American cyclist.
(1962) Hugh O'Connor: Italian-American actor (d. 1995).
(1962) Jon Cruddas: English lawyer and politician.
(1962) Kristina Bach: German singer with a 3 1/2 octave vocal range.
(1962) Ram Gopal Varma: Indian film director & producer.
(1962) Andrew ''Andy'' Hampsten: American cyclist.
(1962) Bonny Warner in Mount Baldy: California, USA; lugist.
(1962) Andy Hampsten in Columbus: Ohio, USA; cyclist (Olympics-1996).
(1962) Alain Robert: French rock and urban climber.
(1962) Steven Levitan: Director.
(1961) Pascal Olmeta: French football/soccer goalkeeper, who played for Olympique de Marseille and Olympique Lyonnais in the 1990s.
(1961) Axel Bauer: French pop singer, son of radio speaker and jazzman Franck Bauer.
(1961) Daniela Santanchè
(1961) Thurl Bailey: American basketball player and actor.
(1961) Brigitte van der Burg: Tanzanian-Dutch geographer and politician.
(1961) Rory Bremner: Comedian.
(1961) Daniela Garnero: Italian politician, a Member of Parliament.
(1960) Yvan Colonna: French murderer, a Corsican nationalist convicted of assassinating the prefect of Corsica, Claude Érignac on 6 February 1998 at 9:05 pm in Ajaccio.
(1960) Buster Douglas: American boxer and actor.
(1960) Simon Climie: rock vocalist/keyboardist (Climie Fisher - "Love Changes").
(1960) Sandy Powell: Costume designer, dies at 82.
(1960) James ''Buster'' Douglas: American boxer.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Jean-Marie Wampers
(1959) Pierre Veys
(1959) Mark Strickson: Producer.
(1958) Hindrek Kesler: Estonian architect.
(1958) Tony Aire: Rocker (Adventures-Sea of Love).
(1958) Brian Haner: Guitarist.
(1958) Alexandra Neil in Boston: Massachusetts, USA; actress (Rose - Guiding Light).
(1958) Graeme Base: Artist.
(1957) Kim Kap-soo: South Korean actor.
(1957) Kim Kap-su: South Korean actor.

(1957) Henry Manzares: American male, a native American Indian.
(1957) Mary Whitehead: American news figure who was the surrogate mother, by contract, for the child of William Stern, a 40-year old biochemist who was married and childless.
(1956) Christopher Darden: American attorney, a member of the team of prosecuting attorney's in the high profile O.J.
(1956) Georg Werthner: Austrian decathlete.
(1956) Gail Lee Hirata: LPGA golfer.
(1956) Annika Billstrom: Swedish politician.
(1956) Annika Billström: Swedish businessman and politician 16th Mayor of Stockholm.
(1955) Andrea Fisher: Artist.
(1955) Tim Cochran: American mathematician and academic (d. 2014).
(1955) Gregg Jarrett: American lawyer and television news journalist.
(1955) Werner Stocker: German actor (d. 1993).
(1955) Michael Rooker: Actor.
(1954) Jackie Chan: Chinese master of martial arts who began to build his reputation with the films "Drunken Master," 1978 and "The Fearless Hyena," 1979, made in Hong Kong.
(1954) Tony Dorsett: American football player, a running back called "greatest carrier of all time," Heisman Trophy winner in 1976.
(1954) Clark Gillies
(1954) Ezio Greggio: Italian comedian, actor, writer and film director.
(1954) Donna White: LPGA golfer.
(1954) Tony Dorsett NFL running back (Dallas Cowboys: Heisman Trophy).
(1954) Jean-Luc Carpon: French race horse jockey and owner.
(1953) Katherine Ippolito: American nursery school teacher and big-time slot machine winner.
(1953) Patrick Beaudoin
(1953) Rachid Khimoune
(1953) Douglas Kell: Douglas Kell English biochemist and academic.
(1953) Everard Endt: United States -- Yachting (1952 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1953) Fatih Erkoç: Turkish singer-songwriter.
(1953) Andy Hertzfeld: Inventor.
(1952) David Baulcombe: English geneticist and academic.
(1952) Clarke Peters: American actor and singer.
(1952) Gilles Valiquette: Canadian actor singer and producer.
(1952) Jane Frederick: US pentathlete (1976 Olympics - 7th Place).
(1952) Bruce Gary in Burbank: California, USA; rock drummer (The Knack - "My Sharona").
(1952) C. Robert Kehler: Soldier.
(1951) Jean-Louis Borloo: French lawyer and politician, leader of the Union of Democrats and Independents, former Minister of Ecology, Energy, and sustainable.
(1951) Janis Ian: American songwriter, singer, musician, columnist and science fiction author.
(1951) Bo Lamar
(1951) Janis Ian [Janis Eddy Fink] in New York City: New York, USA; folk singer (Society's Child, At 17).
(1951) John Dittrich in Union: New Jersey, USA; country singer (Restless Heart - "Wheels").
(1951) Bert Blyleven: Athlete.
(1950) Brian J Doyle: former Deputy Press Secretary in the United States Department of Homeland Security and convicted sex offender.
(1950) Brian Doyle: American press secretary.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Christophe Dejours: French psychiatrist and psychoanalyst, founder of the psychodynamics of work.
(1949) John Oates: Rock Singer.
(1949) Mitch Daniels: American academic and politician 49th Governor of Indiana.
(1949) Luca Cumani: Italian-English horse trainer.
(1949) John Oates in New York City: New York, USA; guitarist/vocalist (Hall and Oates - "Rich Girl").
(1949) Fernando Llort: An internationally recognized Salvadoran artist, called "El Salvador's National Artist" by the Foundation for Self Sufficiency in Central America (now called EcoViva).
(1948) John Oates
(1948) John Oates: Musician.
(1948) Pietro Anastasi: Italian pro athlete, soccer player.
(1948) Arnie Robinson: American athlete and Olympian, he won the Bronze in 1972 and the Gold in 1976 in the Long Jump event.

(1948) Carol Douglas: American singer.
(1947) Michèle Torr: French singer and author, best known in non-Francophone countries for her participation in the Eurovision Song Contests of 1966 and 1977.
(1947) Florian Schneider: German singer and drummer (Kraftwerk and Organisation).
(1947) John Ratzenberger: Actor.
(1947) Jean-Claude Ellena: French perfumer or "nose.
(1947) Eliseo Soriano: Filipino minister and television host.
(1947) Patricia Bennett: American singer (The Chiffons).
(1946) Colette Besson: French athlete, winner of the 400 m event at the 1968 Summer Olympics in Mexico City.
(1946) Zaid Abdul-Aziz: American basketball player.
(1946) Christian Menard
(1946) Herménégilde Chiasson: Canadian poet playwright and politician 29th Lieutenant Governor of New Brunswick.
(1946) Barbara Benary: Composer.
(1946) Bill Kreutzmann in Palo Alto: California, USA; drummer (Grateful Dead, Grass Roots).
(1946) Stan Winston: American special effects and makeup artist, and film director (Born 1946).
(1945) Joël Robuchon: French chef and restaurateur, titled "Chef of the Century" by the guide Gault Millau in 1989 and also awarded the Meilleur Ouvrier de France (France's Best Craftsman) in cuisine in 1976.
(1945) Martyn Lewis: Welsh newsman who worked for the BBC Northern Ireland and ITN.
(1945) Joel Robuchon: French chef.
(1945) Neal Boortz: Journalist.
(1945) Hans van Hemert: Dutch songwriter and producer.
(1945) Marilyn Friedman: American philosopher and academic.
(1945) Megas : Icelandic singer, songwriter and writer.
(1945) Werner Schroeter: German film director, screenwriter, and opera director known for his stylistic excess.
(1945) Gerry Cottle: English businessman.
(1944) Gerhard Schröder: German politician, a Social Democrat elected Chancellor on 9/27/1998, defeating Helmut Kohl and ending a 16-year era in Germany.
(1944) François Garnier (bishop)
(1944) Eirik Knutzen: Norwegian-American writer, a free-lance writer for various publications since 1966, the author of an article "Marketing Through Astrology" for the TWA Magazine 5/1979.
(1944) Jean-Pierre Pincemin: French visual artist, a painter and printmaker.
(1944) Christian Prouteau
(1944) François Garnier: French Catholic bishop, who has been Archbishop of Cambrai since 2000.
(1944) Bill Stoneman: American baseball player and manager.
(1944) Julia Phillips: American film producer and author (d. 2002).
(1944) Gerhard Schroder: Statesman.
(1943) Werner Jurgensen
(1943) Mick Abrahams in Luton: Bedfordshire, England; rock guitarist (Jethro Tull - "This Was").
(1943) Roberta Shore [Schourup] in Monterey Park: California, USA; actress/singer (Virginian).
(1943) Dennis Amiss: English cricketer and manager.
(1943) Mick Abrahams: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Jethro Tull and Blodwyn Pig).
(1943) Spencer Dryden in New York City: New York, USA; rock drummer (Jefferson Airplane - "Go Ask Alice").
(1942) Joaquim Agostinho
(1942) Evabritt Strandberg
(1942) Garry Armstrong: American journalist, television newscaster in Boston, MA.
(1942) Edda Barends: Actress (Arthur & Eva).
(1942) Jean-Louis Prat: French curator who was director from 1969 to 2004 of The Maeght Foundation ('Fondation Maeght'), a museum of modern art situated in Saint-Paul de Vence in the south-east of France about 25km from Nice.
(1942) Jeetendra : Indian actor and producer.
(1942) Nam Gi-nam: South Korean director and screenwriter.
(1941) Daniel Toscan du Plantier: French TV producer and executive with many credits and great prestige, married to Sophie Bouniol, a TV producer.
(1941) Cornelia Frances: British actress with a debut in 1960.
(1941) Gorden Kaye: English actor and singer.
(1941) Peter Fluck: English puppet maker and illustrator.
(1941) Danny Wells: Canadian actor (d. 2013).
(1941) Tord Magnuson: Swedish businessman.
(1941) David Arien: American manic-depressive paranoid with big schemes.
(1941) James Di Pasquale: American composer.
(1940) Jean-Pierre Sentier
(1940) Gabriel Montcharmont
(1940) Paul Arden: Author.
(1940) Jean Sentier: French supporting actor, known for fine work in strange and shady roles; seen mainly on French TV.
(1940) Marju Lauristin: Estonian academic and politician 1st Estonian Minister of Social Affairs.
(1940) Jan Wilhelm Morthenson: Composer.
(1940) Patricia Paay: Dutch singer ("You are not hip").

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Francis Ford Coppola
(1939) David Frost: British TV personality, actor, producer, writer and host interviewer.
(1939) Donald Holmquest: American physician and lawyer; a scientist-astronaut selected by NASA on 8/04/1967.
(1939) Gary Kellgren: American record producer co-founded Record Plant (d. 1977).
(1939) Francis Ford Coppola in Detroit: Michigan, USA; film maker (Godfather, Apocalypse Now, American Graffiti).
(1939) Donald L Holmquest: Dallas, Texas -- Astronaut.
(1939) John Sculley: Businessman.
(1939) Sheila Nevins: Producer.
(1939) Brett Whiteley: Australian artist, a student at the Julian Ashtron School before winning a traveling scholarship to Italy in 1959.
(1939) Vaçe Zela: Albanian-Swiss singer and guitarist (d. 2014).

(1939) Jean-Luc Chalumeau: French art historian and art critic, author of numerous books on contemporary art.
(1939) Francis Coppola: American film director and producer.
(1938) Jerry Brown: American politician and noted family, born into politics as the son of Governor Pat Brown.
(1938) Pete La Roca: American jazz drummer.
(1938) David Sanborn (composer)
(1938) Spencer Dryden: American drummer (Jefferson Airplane New Riders of the Purple Sage The Dinosaurs and The Peanut Butter Conspiracy) (d. 2005).
(1938) Freddie Hubbard: American trumpet player and composer (d. 2008).
(1938) Edmund Brown: San Francisco Politician.
(1938) Iris Johansen: American author.
(1938) Paul Daniels: Entertainer.
(1938) David Sanborn: American musical composer of film production.
(1938) Freddie Hubbard in Indianapolis: Indiana, USA; jazz trumpeter (Art Blakey).
(1938) Yvonne Lime in Glendale: California, USA; actress (Father Knows Best, Dobie Gillis).
(1938) [Edmund G] Jerry Brown Jr in San Francisco: California, USA; American politician (Governor-Democrat-California, 1975-83).
(1937) Charley Thomas: Rocker (Drifters).
(1937) Merle Haggard: Musician.
(1937) [Big] Charlie Thomas in New York City: New York, USA; jazz/rock singer (Drifters).
(1937) Billy Dee Williams: Actor.
(1937) Cynthia Lynn: Latvian-American actress (d. 2014).
(1936) Georges Garot
(1936) Jean-Pierre Changeux: French neuroscientist.
(1935) Hodding Carter: American journalist and politician Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs.
(1935) Bobby Bare: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1935) Yvonne Fedderson: co-founder of Childhelp USA.
(1935) Bobby Bare in Irontown: Ohio, USA; country singer (Detroit City).
(1934) Ian Richardson: Scottish actor.
(1934) Ian Richards: Edinburgh, Scotland -- Actor (Montgomery-Ike).
(1934) Gérard Calot: French demographer and statistician, director of the National Institute for Demographic Studies [French: l’Institut national d’études démographiques] from 1972 to 1992.
(1934) Gilbert Alberti
(1933) Sakip Sabanci
(1933) Guy Nicot
(1933) Sakıp Sabancı: Turkish businessman and philanthropist (d. 2004).
(1933) Wayne Rogers: TV Actor.
(1933) Wayne Rogers in Birmingham: Alabama, USA; actor (MASH, House Calls, Chiefs).
(1932) Louis "Mr Bo" Collins in Indianola: Mississippi, USA; blues singer ("If Trouble Was Money").
(1932) Cal Smith: American singer and guitarist (d. 2013).
(1931) Lynne Perrie
(1931) Ted Kotcheff: Canadian film maker and director whose film, "The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz" was the first Canadian film to win an international award (the Golden Bear at the Berlin International Film Festival).
(1931) Christian Martin
(1931) Ram Dass: Psychologist.
(1931) Roger Lacaus: France sport Champion.
(1931) Donald Barthelme: American short fiction writer and reporter (Born 1931).
(1931) Donald Barthelme in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; writer (Snow White, Sadness).
(1931) Daniel Ellsberg: American whistleblower (Pentagon Papers)/patriot.
(1930) Yves Rocher: Frenchpolitician and industrialist, the manufacturer of "natural" cosmetics, a billionaire.
(1930) Andrew Sachs: German-British writer and actor who appeared as Manuel, the mad waiter from Barcelona, in the comedy series, "Fawlty Towers.
(1930) Roger Vergé: French chef, considered one of the greatest of his time.
(1930) Vilma Espin
(1930) Jane Priestman: English interior designer.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Bob Denard: French mercenary, rebel and adventurer, a modern day soldier-of-fortune.
(1929) Andre Previn: Musician.
(1929) Joe Gallo: American gangster (Born 1929).
(1928) James Garner: American actor and top star in films, commercials and TV series.
(1928) Alan J Pakula: American film producer and director (d. 1998).
(1928) Françoise Seigner: French actress, best known for her theatre work.
(1928) Alan J. Pakula: Director.
(1928) Gael Turnbull: Scottish poet and publisher who was an important precursor of the British Poetry Revival.
(1928) Alan Pakula: American director producer and screenwriter (d. 1998).
(1928) James White: United Kingdom -- Sci-fi author (Star Surgeon, Star Healer).

(1927) Olatunji : Drummer.
(1927) Leonid Shcherbakov: Russian triple jumper.
(1927) Babatunde Olatunji: Nigerian-American drummer educator and activist (d. 2003).
(1927) Gerry Mulligan: Musician.
(1926) Yves Heurté
(1926) Prem Nazir: Malayalam actor (Born 1926).
(1926) Gil Kane: Artist.
(1926) Roger Baour: France sport Champion.
(1926) Ian Paisley: Politician.
(1926) Johannes Rood: Dutch immunologist (Eurotransplant).
(1926) Michel Postel: Belfort EXecutives.
(1925) Roger Lecureux
(1925) Jan van Roessel: Dutch footballer (d. 2011).
(1925) Chaturanan Mishra: Indian trade union leader and politician (d. 2011).
(1924) Daniel Emilfork: French actor (Born 1924).
(1924) Johannes Mario Simmel: Austrian writer (d. 2009).
(1924) Art Burris: American athlete, he played pro basketball for two seasons beginning in 1950.
(1924) Espen Skjønberg: Norwegian actor of stage, screen, and television.
(1924) Johannes Simmel: Austrian/German writer, very popular and successful, grew up in Austria and England.
(1924) Nick Perito in Denver: Colorado, USA; orchestra leader (Don Knotts Show, Big Show).
(1924) Ikuma Dan: Composer.
(1924) Guy Rétoré: French theatre director and the founder of 'théâtre de l'Est parisien' (TEP) [The Theatre of Eastern Paris].
(1922) Sophie Desmarets: Paris 16éme Actor.
(1922) Annemarie Schimmel: German numerologist and scholar of Muslim culture.
(1922) Margia Dean
(1922) Mongo Santamaría: Cuban-American drummer (d. 2003).
(1922) Mongo Santamaria: Cuban musician (d. 2003).
(1922) Georges Perdriel: Pontivy Military man.
(1922) Barry Levinson: Director.
(1922) Kenneth Howard: Peacock composer.
(1921) Feza Gürsey: Turkish mathematician and physicist (d. 1992).
(1920) Ravi Shankar: Composer.
(1920) Clara Agnelli: Italian noted family, the granddaughter of Giovanni, industrialist founder of the Agnelli family fortune and the daughter of Edoardo, who died in an airplane accident in 1935.
(1920) Terence Edward: Armstrong polar geographer.
(1920) Raymond Franchetti: French ballet dancer and teacher.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Jackie Sardou
(1919) Edoardo Mangiarotti: Italian fencer and winner of five Olympic Gold Medals, five Silver Medals, three Bronze Medals and 13 times world champion in sword and foil.
(1919) Francis Garrett: American military, rear admiral, clergyman, chaplain corps.
(1919) André Héléna: French writer, who spent most of his life in Leucate (southern France) on the mediterranean coast.
(1919) Aldo Campatelli: Italian soccer player.
(1919) Roger Lemelin: Canadian novelist and television writer (Born 1919).
(1918) William Eythe: American actor with international work from youth on stage and screen.
(1918) Peanuts Hucko: Syracuse, New York -- Dixieland clarinetist (Lawrence Welk Show).
(1918) Bobby Doerr: American baseball player and coach.
(1918) Ronald Howard: Norwood, England -- Actor (Naked Edge, Africa-Texas Style).

(1918) Peter Aryans: [PCJ Vander] Dutch radio actor (Shoot Out).
(1917) RG Armstrong: American actor.
(1917) Mongo Santamaria: Cuban percussionist and band leader (Born 1922).
(1917) R Armstrong: American actor and playwright (d. 2012).
(1917) R G Armstrong: Birmingham, Alabama -- Actor (T.
(1917) Leonora Carrington: Artist.
(1916) Anthony Caruso: American actor (Born 1916).
(1915) Billie Holiday: American blues and jazz singer nicknamed "Lady Day,” whose incomparable voice was the essence of jazz.
(1915) Billie Holiday [Eleanora Fagan] Philadelphia Pennsylvania: singer (Ain't Nobody's Business).
(1915) Henry Kuttner: American author (Born 1915).
(1915) Stanley Adams: Actor (Lillies of the Field, Thunder Alley), dies at 61.
(1915) Henry Kuttner US: sci-fi author (Dark World, As You Were, Startling Worlds of Henry Kuttner).
(1914) Gérard Bauche
(1914) Ralph Flanagan: American pianist composer and conductor (d. 1995).
(1914) Sydney Thompson: rock climber.
(1913) Fernand Petzl
(1913) Charles Vanik: American soldier judge and politician (d. 2007).
(1913) Louise Currie: American actress (d. 2013).
(1912) Harry Hay: British-American father of the American gay rights movement.
(1912) Jean Accart: French aviator, a flying ace during World War II.
(1912) John Adrian Hope: Politician / businessman.
(1911) William Ross Baron Ross of Marnock
(1911) Herve Bazin: French writer (d. 1996).
(1911) William Ross: Scottish Secretary of State for his country; knighted.
(1911) Hervé Bazin: French author and poet (d. 1996).
(1910) Pat Boyer: American noted family, the wife of actor Charles Boyer.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Robert Charroux: French writer of the occult and sci-fiction; he died on June 24, 1978 at age 69.
(1909) Pete Zaremba: American hammer thrower (d. 1994).
(1909) Guy Desson: Chelles Journalist.
(1908) Le Duan: Vietnamese politician.
(1908) Percy Faith: Canadian composer conductor and bandleader (d. 1976).
(1907) Violette Leduc: French author of autobiography and fiction.
(1907) Richard Murdoch: Actor (Lilli Marlene), dies of heart attack at 83.
(1906) Anton Germann-Nothelfer: Germany Actor.
(1905) Michel Brebisson: Vierzon Military man.
(1904) Charles Bardot: Guinean-born Algerian soccer player in the mid 1920s to early 1930s.

(1904) Roland Wilson: Australian economist and statistician (d. 1996).
(1904) Marcel Paget: Hazebrouck physician.
(1903) Mickey Cochrane: Athlete.
(1903) Edwin T Layton: American Naval officer (d. 1984).
(1903) M Balasundaram: Sri Lankan lawyer and politician (d. 1965).
(1903) Edwin Layton: American admiral (d. 1984).
(1903) Charles R. Jackson: Author.
(1902) Eduard Eelma: Estonian footballer (d. 1941).
(1901) Marcel Parturier: France Painter.
(1901) Émile Hugues: French politician and government minister, by profession a notaire.
(1900) Tebbs Lloyd Johnson: England, United Kingdom -- 50K walker (1952 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1900) Henry Hazell: British-American minister and astrologer who joined AFA in March 1963; he was a member in San Francisco, CA.
(1900) Adolf Dymsza: Polish actor (d. 1975).
(1900) Tebbs Johnson: English race walker (d. 1984).

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