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Famous Birthdays of 7 September

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

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2009 - 2000

(2006) Rosie McClelland: Pop Singer.
(2006) Ian Chen: TV Actor.
(2005) Sheryl Isako: Dancer.
(2002) Sophia Lucia: Dancer.
(2001) Lucas Zumann: Movie Actor.
(2001) Zac Pullam: TV Actor.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Michelle Creber: Voice Actor.
(1999) Cameron Ocasio: TV Actor.
(1997) Dean-Charles Chapman: TV Actor.
(1997) Beckii Whiting: YouTube Star.
(1996) BroFresco : YouTube Star.
(1995) Sahaj Grover: Indian chess player.
(1995) George Williams: Welsh footballer.
(1994) Kento Yamazaki: Japanese actor and model.
(1994) Harrison Craig: Pop Singer.
(1994) Ieva Dumbauskaitė: Lithuanian volleyball player.

(1993) Indio Falconer Downey
(1993) Taylor Gray: TV Actor.
(1993) Miniminter : YouTube Star.
(1992) Jasmine Jordan: American noted family and daughter of basketball star Michael Jordan.
(1992) Suzuka Morita: Japanese model and actress.
(1991) Montana Fishburne: American pornographic actress.
(1991) Amar Garibovic: Serbian cross country skier (d. 2010).
(1991) Jennifer Veal: TV Actress.
(1991) Amar Garibović: Serbian skier (d. 2010).
(1990) Sam Craske: Dancer.
(1990) Danielle Brooks: TV Actress.
(1990) Tanja Kolbe: German ice dancer.
(1990) Alex Harvey: Canadian cross country skier.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Hugh Mitchell (actor)
(1989) Hugh Mitchell: English actor.
(1989) Abdelrahman El-Trabely: Egyptian wrestler (d. 2013).
(1989) Hannah John-Kamen: Actress.
(1988) Kevin Love: American basketball player.
(1988) Harris Heller: Vine Star.
(1988) Kurt Schneider: YouTube Star.
(1988) Ross Hornby: YouTube Star.
(1988) Yağmur Koçyiğit: Turkish volleyball player.
(1988) Paul Iacono: American actor.

(1988) Alex Harvey: Canadian skier.
(1987) Evan Rachel Wood
(1987) Aleksandra Wozniak: Canadian tennis player.
(1987) Destinee Hooker
(1987) Evan Wood: American actress and singer.
(1987) Sammy Moore: English footballer.
(1987) Danny North: English footballer.
(1987) Mark Turpin: YouTube Star.
(1987) Tommy Elphick: English footballer.
(1987) Evan Rachel: Wood; American actress and singer.
(1986) Alice Zeniter
(1986) Colin Delaney: American professional wrestler.
(1986) Charlie Daniels: English footballer.
(1985) Benjamin Lancar
(1985) Eric Fehr
(1985) Rafinha : Brazilian footballer.
(1985) Lauren Lapkus: Actress.
(1985) Alyssa Diaz: American actress.
(1985) Adam Eckersley: English footballer.
(1985) Neri Naig: Filipino actress.
(1985) Kenneth Nixon: Rock Singer.
(1984) Vera Zvonareva: Russian tennis player.
(1984) João Miranda (footballer)
(1984) Anthony Jesse Cruz
(1984) 2017 Chiapas earthquake
(1984) Daniela Prepeliuc
(1984) Émilie Chesnais
(1984) Farveez Maharoof: Sri Lankan cricketer.
(1984) Jerry LaVigne: YouTube Star.
(1984) Kate Miner: American actress.
(1984) Miranda : Soccer Player.
(1984) Ben Hollingsworth: Canadian actor.
(1983) Benoît Baby: French rugby union footballer, currently playing for Biarritz Olympique in the élite domestic championship, the Top 14.
(1983) Pippa Middleton: Celebrity.
(1983) Piri Weepu: New Zealand rugby player.
(1983) Mehmet Topuz: Turkisher footballer.
(1983) Pops Mensah-Bonsu: English-American basketball player.
(1983) Annette Dytrt: German figure skater.
(1983) Philip Deignan: Irish cyclist.
(1983) Deborah Joy Winans: Actress.
(1982) David Dawson (actor)
(1982) George Bailey: Australian cricketer.
(1982) Andre Dirrell: American boxer.
(1982) Ryoko Shiraishi: Japanese voice actress and singer.
(1981) Hannah Herzsprung
(1981) Paul McCoy: American musician (12 Stones).
(1981) Gokhan Zan: Turkish footballer.
(1981) Gökhan Zan: Turkish footballer.
(1981) : Pop Singer.
(1980) Saïd Kouachi: French Islamist terrorist, participating in the attack against the French journal Charlie Hebdo of 7 January 2014, together with his brother Chérif Kouachi.
(1980) Anita Lazic
(1980) Charlotte Moats
(1980) Mark Prior: American baseball player.
(1980) Javad Nekounam: Iranian footballer.
(1980) Nigar Jamal: Azerbaijani singer (Ell & Nikki).
(1980) Serhiy Chopyk: Ukrainian footballer.
(1980) J. D. Pardo: Actor.
(1980) Sara Carrigan: Australian cyclist.
(1980) Emre Belözoğlu: Turkish footballer.
(1980) Gabriel Milito: Argentinian footballer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Brian Stokes: American baseball player.
(1979) Peter Hochschorner: Slovak slalom canoer.
(1979) Foxy Brown: Musician.
(1979) Kozue Yoshizumi: Japanese voice actress.
(1979) Owen Pallett: Canadian singer-songwriter and keyboard player (The Mountain Goats Enter the Haggis and Picastro).
(1979) Paul Mara: American ice hockey player.
(1979) Pavol Hochschorner: Slovak slalom canoer.
(1979) Nathan Hindmarsh: Australian rugby player and sportscaster.
(1978) Devon Sawa: Canadian actor.
(1978) Miss Dominique

(1978) Cartman (radio host)
(1978) Matt Cooke: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1978) Anatol Yusef
(1978) Erwin Koen: Dutch footballer.
(1978) Ersin Güreler: Turkish footballer.
(1978) G[eneral] A[ustin]: Columbus, Georgia -- Rapper (Another Bad Creation).
(1977) Maud Fontenoy: French sailor, inspired by Gérard d'Aboville, known for her rowings across the Atlantic (2003) and Pacific (2005) oceans.
(1977) Mateen Cleaves
(1977) Gianluca Grava: Italian footballer.
(1977) Jon Macken: English-Irish footballer.
(1977) Tanya Hyde: English porn actress and director.
(1977) Molly Holly: American wrestler and trainer.
(1977) Nora Greenwald: American professional wrestler.
(1977) Bertie Carvel: Actor.
(1977) Karine Costa: French singer, particularly known for her songs in animated Disney films, providing the singing voice of Jasmine in "Aladdin" (1992) and recording the song "C'est la vie" for "Bambi 2.".
(1976) Oliver Hudson: American actor and noted family, son of actor and comedienne Goldie Hawn; brother of actor Kate Hudson.
(1976) Shannon Elizabeth: Actress.
(1976) Marja de Graaf: Miss Universe - Netherlands (1996).
(1976) Daniel Sturtzman: American nine-year-old boy found dead in the freezing snow on 12/14/1985, Thayer County, NE.
(1976) Wavell Hinds: Jamaican cricketer.
(1975) Marie-Agnès Gillot: French ballet dancer and choreographer with the Paris Opera Ballet.
(1975) Harold Wallace: Costa Rican footballer and manager.
(1975) Norifumi Abe: Japanese motorcycle road racer (d. 2007).
(1974) Jean-Noël Ferrari: French fencer, who won a gold medal in team foil at the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, together with Lionel Plumenail, Brice Guyart and Patrice Lhotellier.
(1974) Noah Huntley: British short-term actor of the TV series "Emmerdale" starting in 1994.
(1974) Antonio McDyess: American basketball player: forward/center, Nuggets.
(1974) Hiroki Takahashi: Japanese voice actor and singer.
(1974) Mario Frick: Swiss-Liechtensteiner footballer.
(1973) Shannon Elizabeth: American actress.
(1973) Alex Kurtzman: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1973) Chrissy Monroe: Reality Star.
(1973) Sam Couch: Newport Beach, California -- Kayak (1996 Olympics).
(1973) Greg Rusedski: Athlete.
(1973) Thomas Dahl: Norwegian guitarist and composer (Krøyt and Dingobats).
(1972) Matthieu Gonet
(1972) Slug (rapper)
(1972) Jason Isringhausen: Alton, Illinois -- Pitcher (NY Mets).
(1972) Harper Simon
(1972) David Levithan: Writer.
(1972) Cedric Davis: NFL cornerback (Arizona Cardinals).
(1972) Andreas Pusnik: Hockey forward (Team Austria 1998).
(1972) Slug : American rapper (Atmosphere Deep Puddle Dynamics and Felt).
(1971) Shane Mosley: American boxer and trainer.
(1971) Salima Saa
(1971) Briana Scurry: Minneapolis, Minnesota -- Soccer goalkeeper (1996 Olympics).
(1971) Wesley Leasy: NFL linebacker (Arizona Cardinals).
(1971) Dolores O'Riordan: Musician.
(1971) Tonny Jensen: Australian basketball guard (1996 Olympics).
(1971) Melissa De la Cruz: Young Adult Author.
(1970) Thomas Gunzig
(1970) Tom Everett Scott: American actor.
(1970) Tom Scott: American film, theatre and television actor.
(1970) Gino Odjick: Canadian ice hockey player.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Angie Everhart: American model and actress.
(1969) Rudy Galindo: American figure skater, openly gay, he rose to prominence in 1996.
(1969) Diane Farr: American actress and producer.
(1969) Jimmy Urine: Rock Singer.
(1969) Tony DiTerlizzi: Artist.
(1969) CeCe Peniston: Musician.
(1969) Darren Bragg: Waterbury, Connecticut -- Outfielder (Seattle Mariners).
(1969) Jean-Benoît Dunckel: French musician (electro), he studied mathematics and physics and taught in a college before founding the duo AIR with his friend Nicolas Gaudin, in 1995.
(1968) Marcel Desailly: Ghanaian-French footballer.
(1968) Lucy Robinson: English actress.

(1968) Erik Williams: NFL tackle (Dallas Cowboys).
(1968) Gennadi Krasnitski: Russian figure skater and coach.
(1968) Kyle Stevens in New Jersey: USA; rock guitarist (Bang Tango - "Dancin' on Coals").
(1967) Natalia Wörner
(1967) Jean-Michel Monin: French cyclist, Champion of France in team pursuit, 1993-95.
(1967) Bruno Mingeon: French bobsledder who competed from 1988 to 2006.
(1967) Leslie Jones (comedian)
(1967) Toby Jones: British actor.
(1967) Alok Sharma: Indian-English accountant and politician.
(1967) Kathaleen K Cutone: Olenoridge, New Jersey -- Fig skater (1994 Collegiate champ).
(1966) Chris Acland: English drummer (Lush) (Born 1966).
(1966) Toby Jones: Movie Actor.
(1966) Christopher Acland: Musician.
(1966) Gunda Niemann-Stirnemann: German speed skater.
(1966) Vladimir Andreyev: Russian race walker.
(1966) Kendrick Meek: Politician.
(1966) Chris Barfoot: English actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1966) Lutz Heilmann: German politician.
(1965) Angela Gheorghiu: Romanian soprana and opera star, she has starred in productions at many of the world's illustrious opera houses, including Covent Garden and the NY Metropolitan.
(1965) John Polson: Actor.
(1965) Darko Pancev: Macedonian footballer.
(1965) Uta Pippig: German athlete.
(1965) Danny Harris: Torrance, California -- 400m hurdler (1984 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1965) Bruce Armstrong: NFL tackle (NE Patriots).
(1965) Darko Pančev: Macedonian footballer.
(1965) Andreas Thom: German footballer and manager.
(1965) Tiit Tikerpe: Estonian canoe racer.
(1964) Pierpoljak
(1964) Towa Tei
(1964) Andy Hug: Swiss kickboxer, K-1 World Grand Prix 1996 champion and runner up in 1997 and 1998.
(1964) Helir-Valdor Seeder: Estonian politician.
(1963) Eazy-E : American rapper and producer (d. 1995).
(1963) Eric di Meco
(1963) W Earl Brown
(1963) Eazy E: Rapper.
(1963) Prieto Quintuplets: Venezuelan quintuplets born to a 39-year-old dad, an oil field worker, and a 34-year-old mom.
(1963) Betsy Russell: Actress.
(1963) Alice Sebold: Writer.
(1963) Brent Liles: American bass player (Social Distortion and Agent Orange) (d. 2007).
(1963) Éric Di Meco: French footballer (soccer player) who played professionally as a left defender (1980-1998) and on the national team (1989-1996).
(1962) Patrick Cohen
(1962) Hasan Vezir: Turkish footballer and manager.
(1962) Elizabeth Vargas: Journalist.
(1962) Chris Christie: Politician.
(1962) Jennifer Egan: American novelist.
(1962) Cliff Simon: South African actor.
(1961) Jean-Yves Thibaudet: French classical pianist, who has performed with most of the world's leading symphonic orchestras, including the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the Gewandhausorchester Leipzig, the Los Angeles Philharmonic, and the Orchestre National de France, among others.
(1961) Madeleine Lagadec: French nurse in a mobile hospital in El Salvador during the civil war (1980-92.
(1961) LeRoi Moore: American saxophonist and songwriter (Dave Matthews Band) (d. 2008).
(1961) Matthias Brandt: German actor, the son of former West German Chancellor Willy Brandt.
(1961) George Tobia: American entertainment lawyer with the firm of Burns and Levinson since 1992 has several high-powered deals to his credit, among which are the sale of the Jack Kerouac archives to the New York Public Library for an amount "in the seven figures" in 2001.
(1960) Andrew Voss: Australian sportscaster and author.
(1960) Brad Houser: American bass player (Edie Brickell & New Bohemians and Critters Buggin).
(1960) Phillip Rhee: American actor martial artist director and producer.
(1960) David Steele: rocker (Fine Young Cannibals - "She Drives Me Crazy").

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Béatrice Saubin: French traveller, arrested on 27 January 1980 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, when a customs officer discovered 534 grams of pure heroin in her luggage.
(1959) Luc Oursel
(1959) Jermaine Stewart: Rocker.
(1959) Naveen Jain: Businessman.
(1958) Goran Hadzic
(1958) Jeff Foxworthy: Comedian.
(1958) D Elmina Davies: Filmmaker.
(1958) Nadieh: Dutch singer / guitarist / composer (Haifa Blue).
(1958) Michael Winslow: Actor.
(1957) Jermaine Stewart: American singer-songwriter and dancer (Shalamar) (d. 1997).

(1957) Margot Chapman: Hawaii, United States -- Vocals (Starland Vocal Band-Afternoon Delight).
(1956) Diane Warren: American songwriter whose prolific talent has produced over a thousand songs that, according to one source, earns her over $20 million in royalties each year.
(1956) Michael Feinstein: American musician, singer, pianist, he is best known for his cabaret-style performances and interpretations of a collection of American jazz, swing, pop and romantic music in what he calls The Great American Songbook.
(1956) Byron Stevenson: British footballer (d. 2007).
(1955) Mira Furlan: Croatian-American actress and singer.
(1955) Patsy Webb: American model, the youngest model ever given an exclusive contract by a cosmetic firm.
(1955) Efim Zelmanov: Russian mathematician and academic.
(1955) Heino Puuste: Estonian javelin thrower and coach.
(1955) Leonard Haze: American musician and record producer.
(1954) Michael Emerson: American actor.
(1954) Corbin Bernsen: American actor who worked for 15 years before landing the role of Arnie, the opportunistic and womanizing divorce attorney in the TV hit series "L.
(1954) Stéphane Abrial: French General, who served as Chief of Staff of the French Air Force (2006–2009) and as Commander of Allied Command Transformation (2009–2012) based in Norfolk, VA, one of the two NATO strategic commands.
(1954) Doug Bradley: English actor.
(1954) Corbin Bernsen in North Hollywood: California, USA; actor (Arnie Becker - L.A.
(1954) Benmont Tench: Gainesville, Florida -- Rock keyboardist (Heartbreakers).
(1954) Craig Eaton: American baseball player who made his major league debut as a member of the Kansas City Royals on September 5, 1979.
(1954) Carly Fiorina: Businesswoman.
(1953) Mammootty
(1953) Benmont Tench: American keyboard player (Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers and Mudcrutch).
(1953) Ben Bossi: Rocker (Romeo Void).
(1953) Marc Hunter: New Zealand rock and pop singer best known as the lead vocalist with Dragon, a band formed by his older brother Todd Hunter in Auckland in 1973.
(1953) Michael Byron: American composer.
(1952) Susan Blakely: American actress.
(1952) Ricardo Tormo: Spanish motorcycle racer (d. 1998).
(1951) Chrissie Hynde: American singer and bandleader of the rock band, "The Pretenders.
(1951) Bert Jones: American football player, the NFL's MVP in 1976.
(1951) Laurent Ulrich: French Catholic clergyman, the archbishop of Lille since 2008.
(1951) Mark Isham: American trumpet player and composer.
(1951) Julie Kavner in Los Angeles: California, USA; actress (Brenda - Rhoda, Tracy Ullman Show).
(1951) Morris Albert: Brazilian singer-songwriter and producer.
(1951) William Katt: United States -- Actor (Butch & Sundance Kid, Carrie).
(1951) Gerald Corbett: English businessman.
(1951) Mark R McCumber: Jacksonville, Florida -- PGA golfer (1979 Doral-Eastern).
(1951) Mammootty : Movie Actor.
(1950) Julie Kavner: American comedy actress of stage, screen, and TV series.
(1950) Robyn Davidson: Writer.
(1950) Adriano Panatta in Rome: Italy; tennis star (French 1976, Italian 1976).
(1950) Chrissie Hynde in Akron: Ohio, USA; rocker (Pretenders - "Mystery Achievement").
(1950) David Cannadine: English historian and author.
(1950) Johann Friedrich: German-Australian engineer (d. 1991).
(1950) Peggy Noonan: Author (What I Saw at the Revolution).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Gloria Gaynor: Pop Singer.
(1949) Nancy Cassell: American pro astrologer, the author of "An Easygoing Guide to Astrology.
(1949) Gloria Gaynor in Newark: New Jersey; disco singer ("I Will Survive").
(1949) Dianne Hayter: German-English politician.
(1949) Barry Siegel: American journalist and academic.
(1949) Efua Dorkenoo: Activist.
(1948) Susan Blakely: Frankfurt, Germany -- Actress (Rich Man Poor Man).
(1948) John Catsimatidis: Businessman.
(1948) Erik Moll: American-Norwegian singer-songwriter (Hole In The Wall).
(1947) Henri Sannier: French TV host, presenter, and sports journalist, he created the 19/20 on the channel FR3.

(1947) Jane Curtin: Actress.
(1947) John Kline: Politician.
(1946) Suzyn Waldman: American actress and sportscaster.
(1946) Alfa Anderson: Bronx, New York -- Rock vocalist (Chicago).
(1946) Alain Weill: French art critic and collector, specializing in poster art.
(1946) Juan Benitez: Spanish journalist who specializes in UFO's, the story of Jesus and other mysteries.
(1946) Joe Klein: American journalist and author.
(1946) Willie Crawford: American baseball player (Born 1946).
(1945) Hervé Chabalier: French journalist and television host.
(1945) Robert Verga: Neptune sports Champions.
(1945) Jacques Lemaire: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1945) Bob Verga: American basketball player, who played in the American Basketball Association and the National Basketball Association, 1967–1974.
(1945) Peter Storey: English footballer.
(1945) Curtis Price: American musicologist and academic.
(1945) Jocelyn Wildenstein: Family Member.
(1945) Luis Aravena Munoz: Chilean singer / exiled in Netherlands.
(1944) Bora Milutinovic
(1944) Forrest Blue: American football player (d. 2011).
(1944) Houshang Kermani: Iranian author.
(1944) Earl Manigault: American basketball player and coach (d. 1998).
(1944) Cliff Anderson: American athlete, played pro basketball for three seasons, beginning in 1967.
(1944) Bora Milutinović: Serbian footballer and manager.
(1944) Bertel Haarder: Danish lawyer and politician Education Minister of Denmark.
(1943) Lena Valaitis: Lithuanian-born German singer.
(1943) Roger Waters: Musician.
(1943) Richard J. Roberts: Scientist.
(1943) Beverley McLachlin: Canadian lawyer and jurist 17th Chief Justice of Canada.
(1942) Billy Best: Scottish footballer.
(1942) Jonathan Turner: American sociologist.
(1942) Andrew Stone: Baron Stone of Blackheath English businessman and politician.
(1942) Alan Oakes: English footballer and manager.
(1941) Mogoboya NN Ramadike: South African politician in Lebowa.
(1941) Gloria Negrete McLeod: Politician.
(1941) Danny K. Davis: Politician.
(1940) Dario Argento: Italian director and screenwriter specializing in gory, bloody horror films.
(1940) Abdurrahman Wahid: Indonesian journalist and politician 4th President of Indonesia (d. 2009).
(1940) Giuseppe Giacomini: Italian dramatic tenor with an impressive voice thanks to its richness and power.
(1940) Abdurrahman Wahid: Indonesian journalist and politician 4th President of Indonesia (d. 2009).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) S David Griggs in Portland: Oregon, USA; astronaut (STS 51D, STS 33).
(1939) Bruce Gray: Canadian actor.
(1939) Peter Gill: Welsh actor director and playwright.
(1939) Latimore : American singer-songwriter and pianist.
(1939) Susumu Tonegawa: Scientist.
(1939) David Allan Coe: Musician.
(1939) Brigid Berlin: Artist.
(1939) Stanley David Griggs: Portland, Oregon -- Astronaut (STS 51-D, STS 33).
(1939) Riccardo Del Turco: Italian singer, whose song "Luglio" topped the Italian Hit Parade Singles Chart for two weeks in July 1968, selling over 500,000 copies.
(1937) John Phillip Law

(1937) George Patrick Reid: Schoolkeeper.
(1937) Cuneyt Ark?n: Turkish film actor.
(1937) Cüneyt Arkın: Turkish actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1937) Oleg Lobov: Russian politician Premier of the Russian SFSR.
(1937) Olly Wilson: American pianist bassist and composer.
(1937) John : Hollywood Actor.
(1937) John Phillip Law in Hollywood: California, USA; actor (Barbarella, Love Machine).
(1937) Sergio Aragones: Cartoonist.
(1937) John Law: American actor of stage and screen, he made films in the US and Europe.
(1936) Buddy Holly: American musician, songwriter and performer who was a major rockabilly artist, beginning with pure country and then moving on to original soft-rock with his three-man group, "Buddy Holly and the Crickets.
(1936) Romualds Kalsons: Composer.
(1936) Brian Hart: English race car driver and engineer founded Brian Hart Ltd.
(1936) Apostolos Kaklamanis: Greek lawyer and politician Greek Minister of Justice.
(1936) Jorge Porcel: Comedy actor and television host from Argentina.
(1935) Brian Dyson: Argentinean executive and CEO of Coca-Cola Enterprises of Argentina, the companies largest bottling location.
(1935) Dick O'Neal: American basketball player and dentist (d. 2013).
(1935) Ronnie Dove: American singer-songwriter.
(1935) Abdou Diouf: Senegalese lawyer and politician 2nd President of Senegal.
(1935) Bernard Fabre: France sport Champion.
(1935) Joël Thoraval: French senior official, who served as prefect of Île-de-France and Paris (1994-1998) and as president of Secours catholique (1998-2004).
(1935) Denis Vaugeois: Canadian author, historian and politician.
(1934) Dan Ingram: American radio host.
(1934) Sunil Gangopadhyay: Indian author and poet (d. 2012).
(1934) Meir Brandsdorfer: Belgian-born Israeli religious figure (d. 2009).
(1934) Mary Bauermeister: German painter and illustrator.
(1934) Omar Karami: Lebanese lawyer and politician 58th Prime Minister of Lebanon (d. 2015).
(1934) Bill Giles in Rochester: New York, USA; baseball owner (Philadelphia Phillies).
(1934) Little Milton: American singer and guitarist (d. 2005).
(1934) Waldo de los Ríos: Argentinian composer and conductor (d. 1977).
(1932) John Getty: Jr.
(1932) Jimmy Reid: Activist.
(1932) Malcolm Bradbury: English author and academic (d. 2000).
(1931) Jean-Pierre Hutin: French journalist at France-Soir and columnist for Radio France, who was the creator and producer of the TV magazine 30 millions d'amis (founded in 1976) and director of the eponymous magazine.
(1931) Sander Levin: Politician.
(1931) Bruce Reynolds: English criminal, who masterminded the 1963 Great Train Robbery.
(1931) Josep Núñez: Spanish businessman.
(1931) Cornelis de Wine: Graphic artist.
(1931) Charles Camilleri: Maltese composer and conductor (d. 2009).
(1931) Al McGuire: United States -- Basketball coach (Marquette).
(1930) Baudouin I of Belgium
(1930) Jérôme Monod
(1930) Sonny Rollins: American musician who played great tenor sax jazz; a heroin addict who conquered his habit.
(1930) Baudouin I: King of Belgium (1951-93).
(1930) Thijs van Vlijmen: Dutch MP (CDA).
(1930) Sonny Rollins in New York City: New York, USA; jazz saxophonist (Blue Room).
(1930) Maureen Toal: Irish actress (d. 2012).
(1930) S Sivanayagam: Sri Lankan journalist and author (d. 2010).
(1930) Baudouin of: Baudouin of Belgium (d. 1993).
(1930) Baudouin : Belgian royalty, the first born son of King Leopold III and Princess Astrid.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Gil J Wolman
(1929) Clyde Lovellette
(1929) T[homas] P[atrick] McKenna: Ireland -- Actor (Rivals, Holocaust).
(1929) John Milford in Johnstown: New York, USA; actor (Lieutenant, Legend of Jesse James).
(1929) Gil Wolman: Situationist.
(1929) Alex Desgrez: Lapleau physician.
(1928) Al McGuire: American athlete, a pro basketball player for the New York Knicks and the Baltimore Bullets.
(1928) Maura Murphy: Irish writer.
(1928) Kathleen Gorham: Australian ballerina (d. 1983).
(1928) Al McGuire: American athlete, a pro basketball player for the New York Knicks and the Baltimore Bullets.

(1927) François Billetdoux: French dramatic author and novelist.
(1927) Graham Dudley Whettam: Composer.
(1927) Wilson Cadman: American personnel manager and CEO of Kansas Gas and Electric.
(1927) Claire L'Heureux-Dubé: Canadian lawyer and jurist.
(1927) Eric Hill: English-American author and illustrator (d. 2014).
(1927) Claire L'Heureux-Dube: French Canadian jurist.
(1926) Ed Warren (Demonologist)
(1926) Erich Juskowiak: German footballer (d. 1983).
(1926) Don Messick: Cartoon voice (Astro-Jetsons, Bamm Bamm), dies at 62.
(1926) Jacques Maillet: French champion rower.
(1926) Tom Keane: American pro athlete, a football player drafted by the Los Angeles Rams in 1948.
(1926) Ronnie Gilbert: American singer-songwriter (The Weavers) (d. 2015).
(1926) Samuel Goldwyn: Jr.
(1926) Donald Irwin: American lawyer and politician 32nd Mayor of Norwalk (d. 2013).
(1926) Patrick Jenkin: Baron Jenkin of Roding English lawyer and politician Secretary of State for the Environment.
(1925) Allan Blakeney: Canadian lawyer and politician 10th Premier of Saskatchewan (d. 2011).
(1925) Bhanumathi Ramakrishna: Indian actress singer director and producer (d. 2005).
(1925) Don Sherwood: American radio personality.
(1925) Laura Ashley: Welsh-English fashion designer founded Laura Ashley plc (d. 1985).
(1925) Jimmy Reed: Musician.
(1924) Daniel Inouye: American politician, the Democratic senior Senator from Hawaii.
(1924) Leonard Rosenman: American composer and conductor (d. 2008).
(1924) Hugh Aitken: Composer.
(1924) Bridie Gallagher: Irish singer (d. 2012).
(1924) Daniel Ken Inouye: (Sen-D Hawaii, 1963- ).
(1924) Charles Braswell: McKinney, Texas -- Entertainer.
(1924) Leonard Rosenman in Brooklyn: New York, USA; TV composer (Marcus Welby M.D.
(1924) Daniel Inouye American politician (Senator-Democrat-Hawaii): chair of Iran-Contra hearings.
(1923) Peter Lawford: British-American star of some 57 movies and several television series, also prominent for being brother-in-law to the late U.S.
(1923) Nancy Keesing: Australian author and poet (d. 1993).
(1923) Louise Suggs: American golfer co-founded LPGA (d. 2015).
(1922) David Croft: British script writer and creator of some of the funniest and most beloved British TV comedy series.
(1922) Kirill Vladimirovich Molchanov: Composer.
(1922) Arthur Ferrante: Pianist / composer (Ferrante & Tachere-Exodus).
(1922) Lucien Jarraud: Quebec radio host for nearly 50 years.
(1922) Catherine Harle: French business owner of the Paris Model Agency and translator of the 4th edition of "The Inner Guide Meditation Book" into French.
(1921) Lucien Jerphagnon
(1921) Daniel Héricé
(1921) Carmen Laforet: Author.
(1921) Daniel Herice: France sport Champion.
(1921) Arthur Ferrante: American pianist (d. 2009).
(1921) Josep Lluis Nunez Spanish President of FC Barcelona (1978: 2000).
(1921) Peter Peyser: American soldier and politician (d. 2014).
(1920) F Sims Pounds
(1920) F Pounds: American author, astrologer and osteopathic physician from 1959.
(1920) Al Caiola: American guitarist and composer.
(1920) Harri Webb: Welsh journalist and poet (d. 1994).
(1920) Pierre Baratin: France sport Champion.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Briek Schotte: Belgian cyclist and coach (d. 2004).
(1919) John Mills: American athlete, pro basketball player for Pittsburgh in the 1946-47 season.
(1919) Joseph Burrell: American business executive.
(1919) Alberic Schotte: Belgian cyclist (Born 1919).
(1918) Florian Deldarre: Paris 16?me physician.
(1918) Robert Lewis Campbell Lorimer: Publisher.
(1917) Leonard Cheshire: English captain pilot and humanitarian (d. 1992).
(1917) Ewen Solon: New Zealand-English actor (d. 1985).
(1917) John Cornforth: Australian-English chemist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2013).
(1917) Jacob Lawrence: American painter and educator (d. 2000).

(1916) Robert Manuel: French actor and director.
(1916) Winant Sidle: American military, Major General in the United States Army.
(1915) Jock Dodds
(1915) Pedro Lira: Argentinian bishop (d. 2012).
(1915) Maria Corti: Italian university professor, linguist and novelist.
(1915) Andr? Boulloche: Paris 7?me Military man.
(1915) Kiyoshi Itō: Japanese mathematician and academic (d. 2008).
(1914) James Van Allen: US physicist (discovered Van Allen radiation belts).
(1914) Lída Baarová: Czech-Austrian actress (d. 2000).
(1914) Graeme Bell: Australian pianist and composer (d. 2012).
(1914) Ian Ball: Photographer.
(1914) Hugo Pfister: Composer.
(1914) Herbert Delauney Bill Hughes: Educationist.
(1913) Anthony Quayle: England, United Kingdom -- Actor (Anne of 1000 Days, Lawrence of Arabia).
(1913) Gilbert Gil: France Actor.
(1913) Willem C L "Wim" van der Grinten: Dutch lawyer / undersec of Economy.
(1913) Jean Molimard: St-Etienne physician.
(1913) Martin Charteris: Baron Charteris of Amisfield English soldier and courtier (d. 1999).
(1913) Herry Caouissin: French publisher, writer, illustrator and filmmaker in Britain.
(1913) Oswald Szemerenyi: Philologist.
(1913) Hanri Connault: Nay physician.
(1912) David Packard: American 6' 5" tall entrepreneur, government official and philanthropist.
(1912) Alvin Alcorn
(1912) Germano Mian: Italian soccer player.
(1911) Fred Moore (animator)
(1911) Todor Zhivkov: Bulgarian police officer and politician Head of State of Bulgaria (d. 1998).
(1911) Todor C Zjivkov: Bulgaria -- Partizan / Premier / President.
(1911) Raymond Brohon: Blendecques Military man.
(1911) Pierre Bellet: French magistrate, honorary president of the Court of Cassation (one of France's courts of last resort having jurisdiction over all matters triable in the judicial stream).
(1910) John Shea: United States -- 500m / 1500m speed skater (1932 Olympics - Gold Medalist).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Elia Kazan: Turkish-born American film and stage director, best-known for introducing Marlon Brando and James Dean to the silver screen, in "A Streetcar Named Desire" and "East of Eden", respectively.
(1909) José Cabrero Arnal
(1909) Clara Calamai: Italian actress who was one of the most famous and popular Italian actresses in the 1930s and 1940s, sharing the limelight with actresses such as Alida Valli, Valentina Cortese, and rivals, Doris Duranti, Luisa Ferida and Isa Miranda.
(1909) Jo Juda: Dutch musician.
(1909) Natalia Dmitrevna Shpiller: Singer.
(1908) Michael E Debakey
(1908) Michael E DeBakey: Artificial heart pioneer.
(1908) Giulio Buonomini: Italy Scientist.
(1908) Max Kaminsky: American trumpet player and bandleader (Original Dixieland Jass Band) (d. 1994).
(1908) Paul Brown: American NFL founder and coach (Cleveland Browns, Cincinnati Bengals), dies at age 82 (born 1908).

(1908) Michael DeBakey: American surgeon and inventor (Born 1908).
(1908) Paul Brown Norwalk Ohio: NFL hall of famer (Cleveland Browns, Bengals).
(1907) Ahmed Adnan Saygun
(1907) Ahmed Saygun: Turkish composer and musicologist (d. 1991).
(1907) Ahmet Adnan Saygun: Composer.
(1906) John Coolidge: American noted family, the son of President Calvin Coolidge and his wife, Grace.
(1906) Filip Gershkovich: Composer.
(1906) Jacques Faure: Angoul?me Military man.
(1906) Lawrence Clark Powell: Critic.
(1906) Luis Federico Leloir: Scientist.
(1905) Marie Hackin: French archaeologist and member of the French resistance in the Second World War, a lieutenant, awarded the title of 'Compagnon de la Libération' (English: Companion of the Liberation).
(1905) John Whitley: British air-marshal.
(1905) Charles Montgomery: American astrologer who writes for American Astrology magazine; formerly a lawyer and college professor.
(1904) CB Colby: American author (d. 1977).
(1903) Margaret Landon: US author (Anna and the King of Siam), dies at age 90.
(1903) Milton Brown: American band leader and vocalist who co-founded the genre of Western swing.
(1903) Dorothy Donnelly: American poet and author (d. 1994).
(1902) Jacques Couëlle: French jewelry designer and artist of iron and stone architectural decorations.
(1902) Roy Barcroft [Howard Ravenscroft]: Crab Orchard, Nebraska -- Actor (Freckles).
(1900) Taylor Caldwell: American best-selling writer who began to write and illustrate from age 10.
(1900) Giuseppe Zangara: Italian-American assassin of Anton Cermak (d. 1933).
(1900) Yves Caron: Luneray Military man.
(1900) Julien Green: Novelist.
(1900) Emerson Treacy: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Actor (California Straight Ahead).
(1900) "Janet" Taylor Caldwell: England, United Kingdom -- Novelist (Melissa).
(1900) Georges Vavasseur: French bookseller who ran the 'Tribune du Rhône' public speakers club in Lyon from 1924 to 1939.

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