Famous Birthdays of 7 November
List of celebrities and famous people born on the 7th of November
2009 - 2000
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1999 - 1990
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1989 - 1980
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1989
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1982
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1979 - 1970
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(1978)
Rio Ferdinand: English footballer.
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(1978)
Taryn Manning: Actress.
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(1978)
Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink: Dutch footballer.
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(1978)
Barry Robson: Scottish footballer.
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(1978)
Tomoya Nagase: Japanese singer-songwriter and actor (Tokio).
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(1978)
Elisabeth Bachman: American volleyball player and coach.
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(1978)
Mohamed Aboutrika: Egyptian footballer.
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(1977)
Maria Sanchez Lorenzo: Spanish tennis player.
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(1977)
Andres Oper: Estonian footballer.
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(1977)
Anthony Thomas: American football player and coach.
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(1977)
María Lorenzo: Spanish tennis player.
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(1977)
Lindsay Czarniak: American journalist and sportscasyer.
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(1976)
Melyssa Ford: Canadian model and actress.
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(1976)
Mark Philippoussis: Australia -- Tennis star (140 mph serve).
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(1976)
Zahir Raheem: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Bantamweight boxer (1996 Olympics).
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(1976)
One Be Lo: American hip-hop artist.
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(1976)
One Lo: American rapper (Binary Star).
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(1976)
Chang Hao: Chinese professional Go player.
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(1976)
Rob Caggiano: American guitarist and producer (Anthrax Boiler Room and The Damned Things).
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(1975)
Raphaël Haroche
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(1975)
Diana Amft
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(1975)
Marcus Luttrell: War Hero.
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(1975)
Venkat Prabhu: Indian actor singer director and screenwriter.
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(1975)
Raphaël : French singer–songwriter and actor, who studied law before singing.
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(1975)
Suesan Rajabi: Miss Colorado USA (1996).
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(1975)
Nicolas Hénin: French journalist hostage, son of Pierre-Yves Hénin, economist and historian, kidnapped by Syrian jihadists (22 June 2013).
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(1974)
Florencia Peña
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(1974)
Brigitte Foster-Hylton: Jamaican track athlete.
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(1974)
Zoe McLellan: Actress.
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(1974)
Tarek Saleh: Linebacker (Carolina Panthers).
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(1974)
Chris Summers: Norwegian drummer (Turbonegro and Bigbang).
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(1974)
Jonathan Matthews: Sculptor.
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(1974)
Christian Gomez: Argentine footballer.
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(1974)
Kris Benson: Konnesaw, Texas -- Baseball pitcher (1996 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
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(1974)
Christian Gómez: Argentinian footballer.
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(1973)
Laurence Fischer: French karateka who has won many international competitions, including two World Championships: in the women's individual kumite karate and the kumite team event.
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(1973)
Yunjin Kim: South Korean actress.
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(1973)
Arnaud Boiteau
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(1973)
Martin Palermo: Argentine footballer.
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(1973)
Martín Palermo: Argentinian footballer and manager.
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(1973)
Catê : Brazilian footballer and manager (d. 2011).
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(1973)
Susan Downey: Producer.
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(1972)
Jeremy London: American actor and producer.
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(1972)
Melinda Allen
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(1972)
Franck Sémonin
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(1972)
Vielka Valenzuela
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(1972)
Danny Grewcock: English rugby union player.
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(1972)
Mike Goldman: Australian radio and television host.
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(1972)
Christopher Barnes: American actor and singer.
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(1972)
Hasim Rahman: American boxer.
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(1972)
Emily Porter Lesueur: Glendale, California -- Synchro swimmer (1996 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
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(1972)
Jane Taylor: Maitland, NSW -- Tennis star (1995 Futures-Wagga Waga).
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(1972)
Jimmy Gary: NFL running back (Seattle Seahawks).
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(1972)
Jake Barton: Designer.
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(1972)
Clive B Barnes in Portland: Maine, USA; actor (Scott Hayden - Starman).
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(1972)
Christopher Daniel Barnes actor (Ross - Day by Day: As the World Turns).
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(1972)
Marcus Stewart: English footballer and coach.
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(1972)
Jason London: American actor and producer.
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(1972)
Jason London and Jeremy London: American actors.
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(1971)
Robin Finck: American guitarist and songwriter (Nine Inch Nails and Guns N' Roses).
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(1971)
Luca Nobile: Italian homicide suspect, accused and acquitted of killing six people.
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(1971)
Donny Thompson: Reality Star.
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(1971)
Martin Björk: Martin Björk.
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(1971)
Jamie Drummond: Scottish-Canadian journalist and critic.
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(1971)
Matthew Ryan: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Strays Don't Sleep).
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(1971)
Trivikram Srinivas: Indian director and screenwriter.
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(1971)
Kâzım Koyuncu: Laz singer-songwriter and activist (d. 2005).
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(1970)
Marc Rosset: Geneva, Switzerland -- Tennis star (1992 French Doubles).
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(1970)
Morgan Spurlock: American director and producer.
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(1970)
Kris[ten] Fillat: San Diego, California -- Field hockey forward (1996 Olympics).
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(1970)
Andy Houston: American race car driver.
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(1970)
Paul Ware: English footballer (d. 2013).
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(1970)
Vilis Daudziņš: Latvian actor.
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(1970)
Neil Hannon: Irish singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Divine Comedy and The Duckworth Lewis Method).
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(1970)
Ethan Hawke: Actor.
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(1970)
Andre Hastings: NFL wide receiver (Pittsburgh Steelers, NO Saints).
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1969 - 1960
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1969
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1967
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1965
1964
1963
1962
1961
1960
1959 - 1950
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(1958)
Rissei O: Japanese professional Go player.
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(1958)
Lori Saldaña: American academic and politician.
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(1958)
Rissei Ō: Japanese Go player.
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(1957)
Christopher Knight (actor)
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(1957)
Kathy McMillan: American track and field champion who set an American record in the high jump of 22 ' 3" in the Amateur Athletic Union National Outdoor Championships on 6/1976.
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(1957)
King Kong Bundy: American professional wrestler.
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(1957)
Christopher Knight: American actor.
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(1957)
Lori Singer: Actress.
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(1957)
John Benitez: American DJ songwriter and producer.
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(1957)
Jonathan Palmer: Formula-1 racer.
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(1957)
Massimo Ciavarro: Italian actor and television personality, who started his career in 1972, as a fotoromanzi actor.
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(1957)
Kong Bundy: Wrestler.
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(1957)
Tony Schiavone: American wrestling announcer.
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(1956)
Jonathan Palmer: English race car driver and businessman.
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(1956)
Denise Jannah: Dutch singer.
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(1956)
Mikhail Alperin: Ukrainian pianist and composer (Moscow Art Trio).
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(1956)
Judy Tenuta: American actress producer screenwriter and accordion player.
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(1955)
Franck Riboud: French businessman.
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(1955)
Detlef Ultsch: German martial artist.
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(1955)
Kitty Margolis: American singer and producer.
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(1955)
Shirley Eikhard: Canadian singer-songwriter.
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(1955)
Catherine Asaro: Writer.
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(1955)
William H. McRaven: Soldier.
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(1955)
Jacques Martial: French film, television and theatre actor, and director.
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(1955)
Maria Shriver: Journalist.
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(1954)
Kamal Haasan: Indian actor.
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(1954)
Ysabelle Lacamp
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(1954)
Jean-Christophe Lagleize: French Catholic clergyman, the bishop of Valencia from 2001 to 2013 and the bishop of Metz since November 2013.
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(1954)
Raphaël Jérusalmy
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(1954)
Robin Beck: American singer-songwriter.
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(1954)
Jon Taffer: TV Show Host.
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(1954)
James Gray: Scottish politician.
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(1954)
Guy Kay: Canadian lawyer and author.
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(1954)
Gil Junger: American director producer and screenwriter.
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(1954)
Guy Gavriel Kay: Canadian writer.
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(1953)
Erik Balke: Norwegian saxophonist and composer.
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(1953)
Christopher Foster: English bishop.
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(1953)
Lucinda Green: English horse rider and journalist.
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(1953)
Maire Aunaste: Estonian journalist and author.
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(1952)
David Petraeus: American former military officer and public official, the son of an American mother and a Dutch father.
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(1952)
Valeriy Zuyev: Ukrainian footballer and manager.
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(1952)
Modibo Sidibé: Sudanese-Malian police officer and politician Prime Minister of Mali.
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(1951)
Lawrence O'Donnell: American political journalist turned screenwriter and producer, Lawrence O’Donnell has written and produced many episodes of the hit series, "West Wing" and, in 2003, launched another political series, "Mr.
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(1951)
Dan Duva: Boxing promoter / producer (Howard Stern New Years Party).
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(1951)
John Tamargo: American baseball player and coach.
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(1951)
Gerard Gilmore: New Zealand astronomer and academic.
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(1951)
Dennis Allen: Australian criminal, dealing in drugs, guns, a suspect in multiple murders.
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(1950)
Lindsay Duncan: Scottish actress.
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(1950)
Alexa Canady: 1st black woman neuro-surgeon / educator.
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1949 - 1940
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(1949)
Su Pollard: British singer and zany comedienne, first coming to prominence on TVs "Hi-De-Hi," January 1980 to January 1988.
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(1949)
Stephen Bruton: American guitarist songwriter and producer (d. 2009).
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(1949)
David Ware: American saxophonist composer and bandleader (d. 2012).
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(1949)
Steven Stucky: American composer and academic.
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(1949)
Judy Tenuda: comedienne (Spotlight Cafe).
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(1949)
Joseph C. Wilson: Public Servant.
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(1949)
Judy Tenuta: American comedian.
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(1948)
Buck Martinez: American baseball player and manager.
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(1948)
Alex Ribeiro: Brazilian race car driver.
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(1948)
Stephen Green: Baron Green of Hurstpierpoint English businessman and politician.
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(1947)
Holmes Osborne: American actor.
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(1947)
Jean-Pierre Rosenczveig
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(1947)
Yutaka Fukumoto: Japanese professional baseball player.
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(1947)
Ron Leavitt: American screenwriter and producer (d. 2008).
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(1947)
Sondhi Limthongkul: Thai journalist and politician.
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(1947)
Rebecca Eaton: American television producer.
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(1947)
Bob Anderson: English darts player.
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(1947)
Michelle Magorian: Author.
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(1946)
Daniela Giordano: Italian actress who is foremost known for her appearances in the Italian exploitation cinema in the late 1960s and in the 1970s.
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(1946)
Gordon Eubanks: American executive, President and CEO of Symantec Corporation of Cupertino, CA.
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(1946)
John Aylward: American actor.
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(1946)
Sally Field: Actress.
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(1946)
Chrystos : Native American lesbian writer, a Menominee rights activist and poet.
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(1945)
Joe Niekro: American baseball player (d. 2006).
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(1945)
Monika Hertwig: German daughter of a concentration camp commander, who co-authored a book about being the daughter of a Nazi perpetrator.
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(1945)
Earl Boen: American actor.
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(1944)
Julian Christopher
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(1944)
Waljinah : Indonesian singer.
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(1944)
Jim Watkins in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; actor (Jerry - Magician).
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(1944)
James Hashow: Composer.
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(1944)
Joe Niekro: American baseball player, a right-handed pitcher who played for the Chicago Cubs (1967–1969), San Diego Padres (1969), Detroit Tigers (1970–1972), Atlanta Braves (1973–1974), Houston Astros (1975–1985), New York Yankees (1985–1987), and the Minnesota Twins (1987–1988), with whom he won a World Series championship.
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(1944)
Pekka Vennamo: Finnish politician, the son of politician Veikko Vennamo, and brother of politician Meri Vennamo.
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(1944)
Peter Wilby: English journalist.
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(1944)
Ken Patera: American professional wrestler.
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(1944)
Luigi Riva: Italian footballer and manager.
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(1943)
Joni Mitchell: Canadian-American folk singer who was inducted into Canada's Juno Hall of Fame on 2/05/1981.
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(1943)
Stephen Greenblatt: American theorist scholar and critic.
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(1943)
Michael Byrne (actor)
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(1943)
Michael Spence: American economist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
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(1943)
Judith Frost: British Columbia, artist (To Red, Dust Drawings).
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(1943)
Wensley Haydon-Baillie: English pharmaceutical manufacturer.
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(1943)
Silvia Cartwright: New Zealand lawyer judge and politician 18th Governor-General of New Zealand.
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(1943)
Berlie Doherty: Novelist.
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(1943)
Boris Gromov: Russian general and politician Governor of Moscow Oblast.
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(1943)
Michael Byrne: English actor.
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(1942)
Johnny Rivers: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer.
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(1942)
André Vingt-Trois: French cardinal of the Catholic Church.
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(1942)
Arthur Blackwell: American siderealist astrologer, researcher and data collector, thorough and fastidious about accuracy.
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(1942)
Tony Jackson (basketball)
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(1942)
Tom Peters: American businessman and author.
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(1942)
Johnny Rivers [Ramistella]: NYC, New York -- Singer (Secret Agent Man).
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(1942)
Jean Shrimpton: British model / actress (Privilege).
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(1941)
Angelo Scola: Italian ecclesiastic, a Roman Catholic Cardinal.
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(1941)
Ernest Moutoussamy
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(1941)
John Carter: Politician.
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(1941)
Madeline Gins: American poet and architect (d. 2014).
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(1941)
Guy Clark: Musician.
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(1940)
Jean-Claude Peyronnet
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(1940)
Guido Provoost: Belgian historian.
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(1940)
Antonio Skarmeta: Chilean writer.
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(1940)
Antonio Skármeta: Chilean author and academic.
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(1940)
Dakin Matthews: American actor director and playwright.
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1939 - 1930
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(1937)
Francis Rossi: France sport Champion.
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(1937)
Mary Daheim: American journalist and author.
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(1936)
Guido Carlesi
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(1936)
Al Attles
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(1936)
Gary Roubos: American chemical engineer and CEO of Dover, an industrial products line.
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(1936)
Alvin Attles: American athlete, played pro basketball for 11 seasons, beginning in 1960.
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(1936)
Barry Newman in Boston: Massachusetts, USA; actor (Amy, Deadline, Petrocelli).
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(1936)
Jaap Stobbe: Dutch actor (Dageraad).
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(1936)
Dame Gwyneth Jones: Welsh soprano.
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(1936)
Audrey McLaughlin: Canadian politician.
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(1936)
Gwyneth Jones: Welsh soprano.
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(1935)
W S Rendra: Indonesian poet and playwright (d. 2009).
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(1935)
Christiane Lenain: Belgian theatre actress.
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(1935)
Willibrordus S Rendra: Indonesia -- Poet (Ballad orang-orang tertjina).
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(1935)
W Rendra: Indonesian poet and playwright (d. 2009).
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(1935)
Willibrordus Rendra: Indonesian dramatist, poet, activist, performer, actor and director, widely known as Rendra or W. S. Rendra.
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(1934)
Adrien Duvillard: French ski champion.
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(1934)
Stephen L Neal: (Rep-D-North Carolina, 1975- ).
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(1933)
Jackie Joseph
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(1933)
William Wantling: American poet, novelist, ex-Marine, ex-convict, and college professor.
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(1933)
George Tibbits: Composer.
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(1932)
Harry Lammertink
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(1932)
Vladimir Volkoff: French writer , philosopher and classical linguist of Russian ancestry .
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(1932)
Alvin Batiste
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(1932)
Yrrah : Dutch cartoonist.
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(1932)
Harry Lammertink [Yrrah]: Dutch cartoonist (Vrij Netherland).
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(1931)
G Edward Griffin: American film producer and author.
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(1931)
Mike Nichols: Director.
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(1931)
G Griffin: American director producer and author.
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(1931)
Gerald Humel: Composer.
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(1930)
Mark McCormack: American businessman (Born 1930).
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(1930)
Peter Woods: Newsreader.
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(1930)
Derrick Bell: Educator.
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(1930)
Edouard Ptak: France sport Champion.
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(1930)
Remi Lowie: France sport Champion.
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(1930)
Rudy Boschwitz: American politician (Senator-Republican-Minnesota).
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(1930)
Emmanuel Bourassin: French historian, specializing in the history of the Middle Ages and Renaissance and also in the history of wars and uniforms of the 'Ancien Régime.
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1929 - 1920
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(1928)
Richard G Scott: LDS Apostle.
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(1928)
Yayia Maddi: France sport Champion.
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(1928)
Richard G. Scott: Clergyman.
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(1928)
Libba Weeks: American singer who enjoyed a successful career in the recording industry, singing radio station and advertising jingles from the 1950s to the 1980s.
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(1928)
Richard Scott: American engineer and religious leader (d. 2015).
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(1927)
Hiroshi Yamauchi: Kyoto, Japan -- Owner (Seattle Mariners).
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(1927)
Jim Hiltz: American cartoonist, film animator and director.
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(1927)
Ivor Emmanuel: Welsh singer and actor (d. 2007).
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(1927)
Pierre Bourgeade: French novelist, playwright, poet, writer, director, journalist, literary critic and photographer.
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(1926)
Joan Sutherland: Australian singer, a leading 20th century coloratura operatic soprano called "Las Stupenda.
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(1926)
Graeme Allwright
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(1926)
Jean Franval
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(1926)
Agop Haira-Bedian: France sport Champion.
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(1926)
Frank Carson: Comedian.
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(1926)
Zig Ziglar: Author.
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(1926)
Joan Sutherland in Sydney: Australia; operatic soprano (Met Opera).
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(1926)
Dame Joan Sutherland: Australian operatic soprano (d. 2010).
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(1925)
Charles Odon: Belgium sport Champion.
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(1924)
Gino Latilla: Italian singer, who won the Sanremo Music Festival in 1954 in partnership with Giorgio Consolini, with the song "Tutte le mamme".
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(1924)
Wolf Mankowitz: Playwright.
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(1923)
Matthew Coady: Journalist.
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(1923)
Gene Callahan: American art director and production designer (d. 1990).
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(1922)
Al Hirt: New Orleans, Louisiana -- Jazz trumpeter (Greatest Horn in the World).
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(1922)
Gabriel Jabbour
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(1922)
Ronald Blythe: Writer.
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(1922)
Ghulam Azam: Bangladeshi politician (d. 2014).
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(1922)
Marcel Chalet: French police official, head of the 'Direction de la Surveillance du territoire' (DST), who died on 28 March 2011 at Saint-Cloud, Hauts-de-Seine, France.
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(1922)
Irving Stettner: American writer and visual artist, who published the legendary underground magazine, Stroker, which featured contributions from Henry Miller and Paul Bowles.
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(1921)
Maurice Saint-Cricq: Pau Military man.
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(1921)
Pierre Anglade: French Resistance fighter, awarded the title of 'Compagnon de la Libération' (English: Companion of the Liberation).
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(1921)
Jack Fleck: American soldier and golfer (d. 2014).
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(1921)
Lisa Ben: American singer-songwriter and journalist.
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(1921)
Angelo Franzosi: Italian soccer player.
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(1921)
James Jones: Author.
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(1921)
Jean Barets: Biarritz EXecutives.
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(1920)
Max Kampelman: American lawyer and diplomat (d. 2013).
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1919 - 1910
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1909 - 1900
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