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Famous Birthdays of 8 August

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 8th of August

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2010 - Today

(2010) Heaven King: Dancer.

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2009 - 2000

(2006) Isabella Barrett: Reality Star.
(2006) Isaiah Fredericks: YouTube Star.
(2003) Maximilian Janisch: Swiss young prodigy born to Monika Janisch and to a German mathematician, student at the university of Perpignan (France) aged only 12.
(2001) Aubrey Miller: TV Actress.
(2001) Zion Barrino: Family Member.
(2000) Conjoined Twins: British-born conjoined twins delivered by Caesarean section and joined at the abdomen with their spines fused.
(2000) Dylan Douglas: American noted family, the son of Catherine Zeta-Jones, 30, her first child, 7 lbs.

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1999 - 1990

(1998) Shawn Mendes: Pop Singer.
(1998) Ronan Parke: Pop Singer.
(1996) Vince Kowalski: Instagram Star.
(1995) Setosorcerer : YouTube Star.
(1995) Malin Reitan: Norwegian singer.
(1995) Alexia Raye: Vine Star.
(1993) Jessie Rogers: Brazilian-American porn actress.
(1993) Ben Breedlove: American blogger (d. 2011).
(1993) Jen Selter: Model.
(1993) Thomas Rawls: Football Player.

(1993) Desmond English: Vine Star.
(1992) Josip Drmić: Swiss footballer.
(1991) Nélson Oliveira: Portuguese footballer.
(1990) Oti Mabuse: Dancer.
(1990) Vladimír Darida: Czech footballer.
(1990) Parker Kligerman: American race car driver.
(1990) Modernwarnegro : YouTube Star.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Sesil Karatantcheva: Bulgarian-Kazakhstan tennis player.
(1989) Aleksandra Szwed: Polish actress and singer.
(1989) Hannah Miley: British swimmer.
(1989) Ken Baumann: TV Actor.
(1989) Anthony Rizzo: Baseball Player.
(1988) David Lehre: Pop Singer.
(1988) Landon Austin: Pop Singer.
(1988) Laura Wiggins: American actress and singer.
(1988) Rinku Singh: Indian baseball player.
(1988) Ni Ni: Chinese actress.

(1988) Danilo Gallinari: Italian basketball player.
(1988) Beatrice E M: Duchess of York gives birth to 6 lb 12 oz baby girl.
(1988) Jeff Weise: American murderer (dies 2005).
(1988) Princess Beatrice of York: British royal.
(1988) Beatrice : British royalty, the first daughter of Sarah Ferguson and Prince Andrew, the Duke and Duchess of York.
(1987) Jenn Proske: Movie Actress.
(1987) Pierre Boulanger: French actor.
(1987) Tatjana Malek: German tennis player.
(1987) Katie Leung: Movie Actress.
(1986) Pierre Garçon: American football player.
(1986) Peyton List: American actress.
(1986) Pierre Garcon: American football player.
(1986) Chris Pressley: American football player.
(1986) Charlotte Stokely: American porn actress.
(1986) Finnball : YouTube Star.
(1986) Cody Lightning: Canadian actor.
(1986) Kateryna Bondarenko: Ukrainian tennis player.
(1985) Brett Ratliff: American football player.
(1985) Toby Flood: English Rugby Union player.
(1985) Ryan Koolwijk: Dutch footballer.
(1985) James Morgan: Welsh actor and producer.
(1985) Brayan Ruiz: Costa Rican footballer.
(1984) Martrez Milner: American football player.
(1984) Kirk Broadfoot: Scottish footballer.
(1984) Brenda Gandini: Argentinian model actress and singer.
(1984) François Giard: French race horse trainer and jockey, harness racer.
(1984) Devon McTavish: American soccer player.
(1984) Norbert Michelisz: Hungarian race car driver.
(1983) Fred Meyers: American actor.
(1983) Guy Burnet: English actor and producer.
(1983) Willie Tonga: Australian rugby player.
(1982) David Florence: Scottish canoe racer.
(1982) Fahadh Faasil: Movie Actor.
(1981) Roger Federer: Swiss-born professional athlete, a tennis phenomenon who won five consecutive Wimbledon championships, 2003-2007 inclusive, before he was 26 years old.
(1981) Bradley McIntosh: British pop singer.
(1981) Meagan Good: American actress.
(1981) Kaori Iida: Japanese singer and actress (Morning Musume Tanpopo and Dream Morning Musume).
(1981) Vanessa Amorosi: Australian singer and songwriter.
(1981) Harel Skaat: Israeli singer-songwriter.
(1980) Mike Hindert: American singer and bass player (The Bravery).
(1980) Michael Urie: American actor director and producer.
(1980) Pat Noonan: American soccer player.
(1980) Diego Markwell: Dutch baseball player.
(1980) Sabine Klaschka: German tennis player.
(1980) Denisse Guerrero: Mexican singer-songwriter (Belanova).
(1980) Jack Cassel: American baseball player.
(1980) Craig Breslow: American baseball player.
(1980) Shayna Baszler: American mixed martial artist.
(1980) Mama Natural: YouTube Star.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Richard Harwood: English cellist.
(1979) Gu?jon Valur Sigur?sson: Icelandic handball player.
(1979) Dan Smith: English musician (Noisettes).
(1979) Richard Lyons: Northern Irish racing driver.
(1979) Pooja Shah: English actress.
(1979) Guðjón Sigurðsson: Icelandic handball player.
(1979) Paris Latsis: Greek shipping heir.
(1979) Rashard Lewis: American basketball player.
(1978) Natsuko Kuwatani: Japanese voice actress.
(1978) Laurence Bonnafous: French homicide victim who was shot to death at the age of 13 on 5/13/1992, 3:50 PM, Toulouse along with her sister and mother by her psychiatrist father, Lysian, who then shot and killed himself.

(1978) Countess Vaughn: American actress and singer.
(1978) Alan Maybury: Irish footballer and coach.
(1978) Miho Shiraishi: Japanese actress.
(1978) Ebru Yaşar: Turkish singer.
(1978) Louis Saha: French former professional footballer who capped 20 times for the French national team and scored four goals.
(1977) Kurt Bernard: Costa Rican footballer.
(1977) Mohammad Wasim: Pakistani cricketer.
(1977) Nicolas Vogondy: French road racing cyclist, who competed as a professional between 1997 and 2013.
(1977) Rocky Thompson: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1977) Lindsay Sloane: American actress.
(1977) Daniel Moreira: French football/soccer player, a striker who played at senior level from 1995 to 2010, and on France national team from 2002 to 2004.
(1977) Marsha Ambrosius: R&B Singer.
(1977) Szilárd Németh: Slovak footballer and manager.
(1977) Darren Manzella: American sergeant (d. 2013).
(1977) Szilard Nemeth: Slovak footballer.
(1976) JC Chasez: American singer (*NSYNC).
(1976) Drew Lachey: American singer.
(1976) Seung-Yeop Lee: Korean baseball player.
(1976) Jeff Simmons: American race car driver.
(1976) Tawny Cypress: American actress.
(1976) Liraz Mesilaty: Miss Universe - Israel (1996).
(1976) Olivier Monterrubio: French footballer who played as a midfielder.
(1975) Mick Moss: English singer-songwriter (Antimatter).
(1975) Jeremy Scott: Fashion Designer.
(1974) Brian Harvey: English singer-songwriter (East 17).
(1974) Andy Priaulx: Guernseyan race car driver.
(1974) Andrei Mezin: NHL goaltender (Team Belarus, Olympics - 1998).
(1974) Manjul Bhargava: Canadian-American mathematician and academic.
(1974) Scott D'Amore: Canadian professional wrestler and manager.
(1973) Laurent Sciarra: French basketball player, who began his professional career in 1990 with Hyères-Toulon Var Basket and moved to Paris Basket Racing in 1993, where he played until 1997 on the club's championship season.
(1973) Gert Olesk: Estonian footballer and manager.
(1973) Shane Lee: Australian cricketer and guitarist (Six & Out).
(1973) Jessica Calvello: American voice actress.
(1973) Senta Moses: American actress.
(1973) Scott Stapp: American singer (Creed).
(1973) Toby Allen: Australian singer (Human Nature).
(1972) Steven Tweed: Scottish footballer and manager.
(1972) Lupus Thunder: American musician (The Bloodhound Gang).
(1972) Andrea de Rossi: Italian rugby player and coach.
(1972) Joely Collins: Canadian actress and producer.
(1972) Axel Merckx: Belgian bicycle racer.
(1972) Yvonne De Bark: German actress and author, active in sport.
(1972) Éric Poujade: French gymnast who competed in the 1996 Summer Olympics and in the 2000 Summer Olympics.
(1971) Johnny Balentina: Dutch baseball player.
(1971) Steve Hinton: Australian baseball infielder (1996 Olympics).
(1971) Sky Dayton: American entrepreneur, founder of Earthlink.
(1971) Marcello Simmons: CFL defensive back (Toronto Argonauts).
(1971) John Raposo: CFL defensive tackle (Toronto Argonauts).
(1970) Simone Annichiarico: Italian noted family member, she is the daughter of actor Walter Chiari and Alida Chelli.
(1970) Chester Williams: South African rugby player and coach.
(1970) Ben Davis: English chemist and academic.
(1970) Trev Alberts: American football player and journalist.
(1970) Patrice Braut: Belgian victim working as informatician in the WTC (97th Floor, twin tower North), discovered 13 years later by DNA test.
(1970) Catriona Fallon: Burlingame, California -- Rower (1992, 96 Olympics - 4th Place).
(1970) Amaia Arruti: LPGA golfer.
(1970) Pascal Duquenne: Belgian actor, winner of the Best Performer Prize at the Cannes Film Festival on 5/20/1996 for his role in "The Eighth Day," directed by Jaco Van Dormael.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Jerome Henderson: NFL cornerback (NY Jets, Philadelphia Eagles).
(1969) Yvie Burnett: British television vocal coach.
(1969) Dick Togo: Japanese professional wrestler.
(1969) Song Sung-il: South Korean wrestler.
(1969) Monika Tsõganova: Estonian chess player.
(1969) Faye Wong: Chinese singer-songwriter and actress.
(1969) Divine Brown [Estelle Marie Thompson]: San Francisco, California -- Prostitute (Hugh Grant).
(1968) Yvie Burnett: Scottish soprano.
(1968) Suzy Hamilton: US olympic 1500m runner.
(1968) Matthew Lane: Wellington, New Zealand -- Nike golfer (1991 South Australian Open-4th).

(1968) Aldo van Dyke: Honduran journalist (d. 2013).
(1968) Abey Kuruvilla: Indian cricketer and coach.
(1968) Huey Morgan: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Fun Lovin' Criminals).
(1967) Margo Malowney: Saint John, New Brunswick -- Volleyball player (1996 Olympics).
(1967) Ben Fouchee: Kuruman, South Africa -- Canadian Tour golfer (1987 South African Amateur).
(1967) Howard Cross: NFL tight end (New York Giants).
(1967) Rena Mero: American wrestler.
(1967) Jessica Moore: Italian actress.
(1967) Marcelo Balboa: American soccer player.
(1967) Sable : Wrestler.
(1967) Yūki Amami: Japanese actress.
(1967) Eric Angle: American wrestler.
(1967) Lee Unkrich: American director and screenwriter.
(1966) Chris Eubank: English boxer.
(1966) Patrice Lhôtellier: French fencer, who won a gold medal in the team foil event at the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, together with Jean-Noël Ferrari, Brice Guyart and Lionel Plumenail.
(1966) John Hudek: American baseball player and coach.
(1965) Kate Langbroek: Australian media personality.
(1965) Angus Fraser: English cricketer manager and journalist.
(1965) Akitoshi Saito: Wrestler (NJPW).
(1965) El Hefe: American guitarist and trumpet player (NOFX).
(1965) Aaron Abeyta: American musician.
(1964) Anastasia Ashman: American blogger and author.
(1964) Eddie Trunk: American radio host and author.
(1964) Paul Taylor: English cricketer.
(1964) Scott Sandelin: American ice hockey player and coach.
(1964) Christina Pavarotti: Italian noted family, the daughter of Adua and Luciano Pavarotti.
(1964) Harry Lee "Butch" Reynolds: United States -- 400m runner (world record).
(1963) Carol Lewis: American track and field athlete, the winner of the Bronze Medal at the World Games in Helsinki for holding the record on the indoor long jump.
(1963) Carmi Martin: Filipino actress.
(1963) Emi Shinohara: Japanese voice actress and singer.
(1963) Jon Turteltaub: American director and producer.
(1963) Rica Fukami: Japanese voice actress and singer.
(1963) Hur Jin-ho: South Korean director and screenwriter.
(1963) Ron Karkovice: Union, New Jersey -- Catcher (Chicago White Sox).
(1963) Stephen Walkom: Canadian ice hockey player referee and manager.
(1962) Kool Dee: American rapper (Treacherous Three).
(1962) Kool Moe Dee: American rapper.
(1962) Mike Zanier: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1962) Jim Sweeney: NFL center / guard (Seattle Seahawks, Pittsburgh Steelers).
(1962) Suzee Pai: Toledo, Ohio -- Actress (Big Trouble in Little China).
(1962) Suzee Pai in Toledo: Ohio, USA; actress (Big Trouble in Little China).
(1961) Paul Jackson: Rocker.
(1961) Guy Birenbaum: French political scientist, editor, journalist, teacher and researcher.
(1961) Annemieke Verdoorn: Dutch singer and actress.
(1961) Rikki Rockett: American drummer (Poison and Devil City Angels).
(1961) Bruce Matthews: NFL guard / center (Houston Oilers).
(1961) Ron Klain: American lawyer and politician Chief of Staff to the Vice President of the United States.
(1961) The Edge: Irish guitarist (U2).
(1961) Daniel House: American bass player and producer (10 Minute Warning and Skin Yard).
(1961) Simon Weston: Welsh soldier.
(1960) Feret Patrick: French homicide; stabbed then hanged his rival 10/10/1987.
(1960) Cheyne Horan: Australian pro surfer from Sydney's Bondi Beach; runner-up to the world championship in 1978, 1979, 1981, and 1982.
(1960) Mustafa Balbay: Turkish journalist and politician.
(1960) Ulrich Maly: German politician 16th Mayor of Nuremberg.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Christophe Chantepy: French senior government official, who served as Director of the Cabinet of the French Prime Minister from 15 May 2012 to 31 March 2014.
(1959) Ronald Weigel: German DR speed walker (5 km indoor).
(1959) Caroline Ansink: Dutch flute player composer and educator.
(1958) Francis Lalanne: French-Uruguayan pop singer, songwriter, and comedian (theater).
(1958) Thierry Mariani: French politician of Italian origin, Secretary of State for Transport for the Minister of Ecology, Sustainable development, Transport and Housing Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet in the François Fillon III government from November 2010 to May 2012, and a member of the Union for a Popular Movement UMP.
(1958) Chris[sie Boy] Foreman: Rock guitarist (Madness).
(1958) Harry Crosby in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Friday the 13th).
(1958) Harry Crosby: American actor and the first son of Bing Crosby's second family with his second wife, Kathryn Grant.
(1958) Deborah Norville: News anchor (Today Show, Inside Edition).
(1957) Dieuwertje Blok: Dutch TV hostess.

(1957) Nancy Glass: TV broadcaster (American Journal).
(1957) Dennis Drew: American keyboard player (10 000 Maniacs).
(1956) Branscombe Richmond: American actor.
(1956) Chris Foreman: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Madness).
(1956) David Grant: Jamaica -- Singer / songwriter (Stop & Go, Heaven Knows).
(1956) Cecilia Roth: Argentinian actress.
(1956) Wes Chandler: Florida, United States -- WLAF wide receiver coach (Rhein Fire).
(1956) Mark Denton: American criminal charged with rape, robbery and aggravated assault in 1980.
(1955) Debra Lee: Entrepreneur.
(1955) Ali Score: Rock drummer (Flock Of Seagulls).
(1955) Diddu: Icelandic soprano and songwriter.
(1955) Diddú : Icelandic singer-songwriter.
(1955) Herbert Prohaska: Austrian footballer and manager.
(1955) Branscombe Richmond: American actor stuntman and producer.
(1955) Michael Roe: Irish race car driver.
(1954) Nick Holtam: English bishop.
(1954) Giovanna Stefanel: Italian noted family, the daughter of Carlo Stefanel, who works in the family's clothing business.
(1954) Nigel Mansell: Formula-1 racer (Portugal Grand Prix-1990).
(1953) "Sweet" Lou: Dunbar; basketball player (Harlem Globetrotters).
(1953) Mark Lazarowicz: English politician.
(1953) Donny Most in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actor (Ralph Malph - Happy Days).
(1953) Nigel Mansell: English race car driver.
(1953) Don Most: American actor and director.
(1952) Robin Quivers: American radio personality and author, co-host of Howard Stern’s nationally syndicated radio and cable television show.
(1952) Kat Duff: American pro astrologer, the author of "The Alchemy of Illness," a personal and philosophical exploration of the transformative process of healing through illness.
(1952) Anton Fig: South African-American drummer (Spider Frehley's Comet and Booker T. & the M.G.
(1952) Jostein Gaarder: Norwegian author.
(1952) Sudhakar Rao: Indian cricketer.
(1952) Philippe Varin: French engineer (Polytechnique and Ecole des Mines) and businessman, CEO of automotive company PSA Peugeot Citroën, Varin gave up his supplementary retirement allocation (21 millions euros) on 27 November 2013.
(1952) Doug Melvin: Canadian baseball player and manager.
(1951) Martin Brest: Bronx, New York -- Actor (Fast Times at Ridgemont High).
(1951) Louis Van Gaal: Dutch football manager who is the current manager of the Dutch national team.
(1951) Randy Shilts: American writer, a journalist and the author of a groundbreaking best-seller, "And The Band Played On," 1987, an expose and report on the situation of AIDS in the U.S.
(1951) Mohamed Morsi: Egyptian politician who served as the fifth President of Egypt, having assumed office on 30 June 2012.
(1951) Mamoru Oshii: Japanese director producer and screenwriter.
(1951) Phil Carlson: Australian cricketer.
(1950) Willie Hall: American drummer and producer (The Blues Brothers The Bar-Kays and Booker T. & the M.G.
(1950) Sarah Dunant: English author and critic.
(1950) Martine Aubry: French politician.
(1950) Lucjan Lis: Polish-German cyclist (d. 2015).
(1950) Ken Kutaragi: Japanese businessman created PlayStation.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Keith Carradine: American actor in a theatrical family, the son of actor John Carradine and half-brother of David Carradine.
(1949) Airrion Love: US singer (Stylistics-16 Bars).
(1949) Bela Magyari: Hungary -- Cosmonaut.
(1949) Rory Hayes: American artist who was one of the 1960 "acid" cartoonists.
(1949) Keith Carradine in San Mateo: California, USA; actor (Young Guns, Pretty Baby).
(1949) Ricardo Londono: Colombian racing driver.
(1949) Ricardo Londoño: Colombian race car driver (d. 2009).
(1948) Margaret Walker: American philosopher.
(1948) Svetlana Y Savitskaya: Russian Cosmonaut (Soyuz T-7, T-12, T-15A).
(1948) Svetlana Savitskaya: Russian engineer and astronaut.

(1948) Susan Himmelweit: English economist and academic.
(1947) José Cruz: Puerto Rican-American baseball player and coach.
(1947) Larry Wilcox in San Diego: California, USA; actor (Lassie, CHiPs).
(1947) Ken Dryden: Canadian hockey player, lawyer, author and politician.
(1947) Eddy Peelman: .
(1947) Jose Cruz: Leftfielder (St. Louis Cardinals, Houston Astros).
(1947) Larry Wilcox: American actor director and producer.
(1947) Terangi Adam: Nauruan politician.
(1947) Louis Sankalé: French Catholic clergyman, the Bishop of Nice from March 2005 to August 2013.
(1946) Joe Bethancourt: American singer-songwriter (d. 2014).
(1946) Robin M Tallon: (Rep-D-South Carolina, 1983- ).
(1946) James W Lewis: American convicted extortionist.
(1946) French W Weisglas: Dutch MP (VVD).
(1945) Carolyn Baker: American author and public speaker, an adjunct professor of history and psychology for 11 years and a psychotherapist in private practice for 17 years.
(1945) Massimo Dapporto: Italian actor and voice actor, the son of the actor and comedian Carlo Dapporto.
(1944) Michael Johnson: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer.
(1944) Jean-Paul Kauffman: French hostage, kidnapped in Lebanon with Michel Seurat, in 1985.
(1944) John Holmes: American porno star who was reputed to have 13" of qualification and who once boasted of having sex with 14,000 women.
(1944) Brooke Bundy: American actress.
(1944) Uli Derickson: Czech-American flight attendant (d. 2007).
(1944) John Renbourn: English-Scottish guitarist and songwriter (Pentangle) (d. 2015).
(1944) Simon Taylor: English journalist and author.
(1944) Smokey the Bear: Named after NYC fireman Smokey Joe Martin.
(1944) Hans van Eijk: Dutch rock guitarist (Jumping Jewels).
(1943) David Deutsch: Los Angeles artists.
(1942) John Gustafson: English singer-songwriter and bass player (Roxy Music Ian Gillan Band The Big Three Quatermass and Episode Six) (d. 2014).
(1942) Dennis Canavan: Scottish politician; Labour Member of Parliament returned at General Election 6/11/1987.
(1942) Jay David: Rocker (Dr Hook & Medicine Show).
(1942) Vardo Rumessen: Estonian pianist and musicologist (d. 2015).
(1941) George Heylens: Belgium sport Champion.
(1941) George Tiller: American abortion doctor (Born 1941).
(1940) Just Jaeckin: French film director, best known for "Emmanuelle", played by Sylvia Kristel.
(1940) Dilip Sardesai: Indian cricketer (d. 2007).
(1940) Dennis Tito: American engineer and businessman founded Wilshire Associates.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Alexander Watson: American diplomat United States Ambassador to Peru.
(1939) William Alden Hibbard: Composer.
(1939) Denny Moyer: American boxer who held the world light middleweight title between 1962 and 1963.
(1939) Phil Balsley in Virginia: USA; country singer (Statler Bros - "Flowers on the Wall").
(1939) Phil Balsley: American singer-songwriter (The Statler Brothers).
(1939) Viorica Viscopoleanu: Romania -- Long jumper (1968 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1938) Jacques Hétu: Canadian composer and educator (d. 2010).
(1938) Connie Stevens in Brooklyn: new York, USA; singer/actress (Hawaiian Eye, Back to Beach).
(1938) Jacques Hetu: French Canadian composer.
(1938) Connie Stevens: TV Actress.

(1938) Jack Baldwin: English chemist and academic.
(1937) Louis Neefs: Belgian singer.
(1937) Cornelis Vreeswijk: Dutch-Swedish singer-songwriter guitarist and actor (d. 1987).
(1937) Dustin Hoffman: American actor who has created some of the most unforgettable characters in the history of cinema, winning two Oscars and five Oscar nominations plus an Emmy in his 30 years of work.
(1937) Dustin Hoffman in Louisiana: USA; actor (The Graduate, Tootsie, Kramer versus Kramer).
(1937) Fenwick Lansdowne: Canadian artist born in Hong Kong, a painter and illustrator noted for his renditions of birds.
(1936) Keith Barron: English actor.
(1936) Jan Pieńkowski: Polish-English author and illustrator.
(1936) Çolpan İlhan: Turkish actress (d. 2014).
(1936) Vittorio Giuliani Ricci: Italian executive, the manager of Ferruzzi, one of the most important family businesses in Italy (similar to the Angeli family).
(1936) Simon Eine: French actor, who is an honorary member of the Comédie-Française, trained at the National Conservatory of Dramatic Art by Jean Yonnel.
(1936) Don Bowden: American track & field champion.
(1936) Frank Howard: American baseball player, coach and team manager, who hit his career-high 48 home runs with the Washington Senators during the 1969 season.
(1935) Donald P Bellisario: American television producer.
(1935) John Laws: Australian broadcaster, the most successful and influential in his field, the undisputed king of Australia's talk-back airwaves.
(1935) Donald Bellisario: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1935) Jacques Careuil: Belgian presenter on the RTBF (Radio Télévision Belge de la Communauté Française, the public broadcasting organization of the French Community of Belgium).
(1935) David Hamblin: British astrologer and psychotherapist, author of the book, "Harmonic Charts" (1983).
(1935) Sandy Horn: Lesbian activist.
(1935) Ron Marlenee: (Rep-R-Montana, 1977- ).
(1935) Maurice Lever: French literary historian, the author of numerous books on the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.
(1935) Joe Tex: American musician and singer-songwriter who gained success in the 1960s and 1970s with his brand of Southern soul, which mixed the styles of country, gospel and rhythm and blues.
(1935) Richard Lamm: Madison Politician.
(1934) Keith Barron: English actor.
(1934) Julian C Dixon: (Rep-D-California, 1979- ).
(1934) Sarat Pujari: Indian actor director and screenwriter (d. 2014).
(1933) Michel-Marcel Gougeon: French race horse trainer and jockey, a harnessed trot racer who won the Prix d'Amérique three times - on Toscan (1970), Lurabo (1984), and Ourasi (1990).
(1933) Joe Tex: American singer and songwriter (Born 1933).
(1933) Bob Ansett: Australian founder of Budget Rent a Car in 1965.
(1933) Serena Wilson: American dancer and choreographer (d. 2007).
(1932) Mel Tillis: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Old Dogs).
(1932) Luis Garcia Meza Tejada: Bolivian dictator.
(1932) Jimmy Witherspoon: Singer.
(1932) Luis Tejada: Bolivian general and politician 68th President of Bolivia.
(1931) Édouard Luntz: French film director who directed nine films between 1959 and 1973.
(1931) Jonathan Elkus: Composer.
(1931) Jacques Terry: St Martin des Bes EXecutives.
(1931) Sir Roger Penrose: British physicist.
(1931) Peter Fitz: Germany Actor.
(1931) Roger Penrose: English physicist mathematician and philosopher.
(1930) Nita Talbot in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Supertrain, Here We Go Again).
(1930) Joan Mondale: American wife of Walter Mondale 32nd Second Lady of the United States (d. 2014).
(1930) Jerry Tarkanian: American basketball coach whose career of 31 years, up to the 1991/92 season, was distinguished by both success and by scandal.
(1930) Terry Nation: Welsh novelist and screenwriter, creator of the Daleks (Born1930).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Larisa Bogoraz: Russian linguist and activist (d. 2004).
(1929) Ronnie Biggs: English thief, known for his role in the Great Train Robbery on 8 August 1963, for his escape from prison in 1965, for living as a fugitive for 36 years and for his various publicity stunts while in exile.
(1929) Rose Nyland: Writer.
(1929) Josef Suk: Prague, Czechoslovakia -- Violinist (Artist of Merit-1977).
(1929) Ronald Biggs: British criminal.
(1929) Stanislas Sobolack: France sport Champion.
(1928) Francois Remetter: France sport Champion.
(1928) Simon Diaz: A singer and Grammy Award-winning composer of Venezuelan music, Díaz has performed in theater, motion pictures and television.
(1928) Don Burrows: Australian saxophonist clarinet player and flute player.
(1928) Simón Díaz: Venezuelan singer-songwriter (d. 2014).

(1928) Ken Scowcroft: English insurance magnate / multi-millionaire.
(1928) François Remetter: French soccer player.
(1927) Juri Kasakow: Writer.
(1927) Jim Weaver: American politician (Democrat-Representative-Oregon).
(1927) Elis Juliana: Antillian writer / poet (Lady of the Night: A flower).
(1927) Johnny Temple: American baseball player and coach (d. 1994).
(1927) Maia Wojciechowska: Polish-American author (d. 2002).
(1926) Richard Anderson in Long Beach: New Jersey, USA; actor (Oscar Goldman - The Six Million Dollar Man).
(1926) Webb Pierce in West Monroe: Louisiana, USA; country singer (Ozark Jubilee).
(1926) Richard Anderson: American actor and noted family member, married for a while to Norma Shearer's daughter.
(1925) Alija Izetbegović: Bosnian lawyer and politician 1st President of Bosnia and Herzegovina (d. 2003).
(1925) Ginny Tyler: American voice actress and singer (d. 2012).
(1925) Jack Stoddart: Designer / socialist.
(1924) Thomas Beversdorf: Composer.
(1923) Roger Decorte: Belgium sport Champion.
(1923) Esther Williams in Inglewood: California, USA; actress/swimmer (Dangerous when Wet).
(1922) Rudi Gernreich: Austrian-American fashion designer created the Monokini (d. 1985).
(1922) Gertrude Himmelfarb: American historian author and academic.
(1922) Rory Calhoun: American actor on-screen from 1944 in feature films, including "River of No Return" and "Black Spurs.
(1922) Károly Reich: Hungarian illustrator (d. 1988).
(1922) Michael Parkin: Journalist.
(1921) William Asher: American director producer and screenwriter (d. 2012).
(1921) Roger Nixon: Composer.
(1921) Esther Williams: American actress and swimmer who, as a professional swimming champ, became an aquatic leading lady in many extravaganzas in the '50s and '60s, a total of 26 movies, mostly when wet.
(1921) Webb Pierce: American country singer ("Bye Bye Love"), dies of cancer at age 64.
(1921) John Herbert Chapman: British physicist (d. 1979).
(1921) Vulimiri Ramalingaswami: Indian pathologist and academic (d. 2001).
(1920) André Bourguignon: French physician, psychiatrist and psychoanalyst known for his work in France.
(1920) Jimmy Witherspoon: American singer (d. 1997).
(1920) Carol Lambrino: son of Carol II of Romania and Zizi Lambrino (Born 1920).
(1920) Leo Chiosso: Italian songwriter and producer (d. 2006).
(1920) Ren? Bulin: Langres Military man.
(1920) Robert Bonnaventure: France sport Champion.
(1920) Dominique Marcas: French actress who has appeared in 125 films and television shows since 1950.
(1920) Don Cook: Foreign Correspondent.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Dino De Laurentiis: Italian-American major film producer.
(1919) John Wilson: English animator and producer (d. 2013).
(1919) Pierrs Lallart: Gennes-Ivergny Military man.
(1919) Jean G0Dlewski: St-Mand? physician.
(1916) Gilles Martinet: French journalist, politician and left-wing intellectual.
(1915) Maurice Teynac: French actor, who starred in the 1948 film "The Lame Devil" under the direction of Sacha Guitry.
(1915) Jumbo Elliott: American track coach (d. 1981).
(1915) James Elliott: American runner and coach (d. 1981).
(1914) Pierre Bénouville: French general, awarded the title of 'Compagnon de la Libération' (English: Companion of the Liberation).
(1914) Arthur Holt: Politician.

(1914) Francesco Mazzoleni: Italy Scientist.
(1914) Andr? Corteel: Lille physician.
(1913) Daan Wildschut: Painter / glazenier / author.
(1913) Robert T Stafford: (Sen-R-Vermont, 1971-88).
(1913) Axel Stordahl: Staten Island, New York -- Orchestra leader (Frank Sinatra Show).
(1912) Daniel Mann: Brooklyn, New York -- Director (Willard, Butterfield 8).
(1912) Bangalore Raman: Indian astrologer of great note, a specialist in Hindu astrology.
(1911) Rosetta LeNoire: NYC, New York -- Actor (Grandma Winslow-Family Matters).
(1911) DE GREISCHE Philippe Scitivaux: Rosnay Military man.
(1910) Eugène Leroy: French painter; at young age he travelled to Rome and by the age of 21 had studied of the École des Beaux-Arts in Lille and in Paris; yet he would return to the region of his childhood, making his home and studio there for most of his life.
(1910) Sylvia Sydney: American character actress of stage, screen and film, who rose to prominence in the 1930s appearing in numerous crime dramas.
(1910) Jimmy Murphy: Welsh-English footballer and manager (d. 1989).
(1910) Sylvia Sidney: Bronx, New York -- Actress (WKRP, Sabotage, Beetlejuice, Demon).
(1910) Francisco Brochado: Da Rocha Prime Minister of Brazil (1962).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Maurice Mondin: Lamagist?re physician.
(1909) Elio Loschi: Italy sport Champion.
(1909) Bill Voce: England cricketer and coach (d. 1984).
(1909) Louis Chardigny: Curtil ss Burnand Journalist.
(1909) Jean Marzloff: Brest Military man.
(1908) Chivu Stoica: Premier of Romania (1955-61).
(1908) Alfredo Nunez de Borbon: Mexican musician and composer.
(1908) Arthur Goldberg: American Associate Justice of the Supreme Court 1962 who resigned in 1965 to become Ambassador to the U.N.
(1908) Arthur J Goldberg: Illinois, United States -- UN ambassador / Supreme Court Justice (1962-65).
(1907) Benny Carter: NYC, New York -- Musician / composer (Easy Money, King Carter).

(1906) Andre Demedts: Flemish writer, teacher, and from 1949 to 1971 director of BRT radio West Flanders.
(1905) Georges Morel-Fourrier: Anc?ne EXecutives.
(1905) Pierre Dugois: Grenoble physician.
(1905) Andre Jolivet: French composer.
(1905) André Jolivet: French composer (d. 1974).
(1905) Wachtang Ananjan: Writer.
(1904) Guy Daufresne: Belgium Military man.
(1904) Achille Varzi: Italian race car driver (Born 1904).
(1904) Renato Malavasi: Italian film actor who appeared in 135 films between 1921 and 1985.
(1904) Istvan Szelenyi: Composer.
(1903) Dayton Lummis: Actor (Moonfire, Flight that Disappeared).
(1903) August Cool: Belgian union leader / Minister of State.
(1903) Jean Volpert: Arras Military man.
(1902) Paul Dirac: English theoretical physicist.
(1902) Paul A M Dirac: England, United Kingdom -- Physicist (quantum mechanics, Nobel 1933).
(1901) Ernest O Lawrence: Canton, South Carolina -- Inventor (Cyclotron-Nobel 1939).
(1901) Ernest Lawrence: American physicist, winner of the 1939 Nobel Prize for Physics for his invention of the cyclotron, the first particle accelerator to achieve high energies.
(1900) Jean Calvet: Olonzac en Minervois physician.
(1900) Josephine Holt Bay: 1st woman to head a firm on New York stock exchange.
(1900) Victor Young: Chicago, Illinois -- Orchestra leader (Milton Berle Show, In Old California).

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