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Famous Birthdays of 8 January

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

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2010 - Today

(2011) Josephine : Danish royalty, the fourth child and youngest daughter of Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark, and his Australian-born wife, Crown Princess Mary.
(2011) Prince Vincent and Princess Josephine of Denmark: twin children of Frederik, Crown Prince of Denmark.
(2011) Vincent : Danish royalty, the third child and youngest son of Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark, and his Australian-born wife, Crown Princess Mary.

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2009 - 2000

(2007) Heaven Charvet: American noted family, the first child of Brooke Burke, 35, model and her fiancé David Charvet, 34, actor.
(2005) Zahara Jolie-Pitt: Family Member.
(2003) Isabella Durham: Family Member.
(2001) Owen Joyner: TV Actor.
(2001) Jennie Sofie: Blogger.
(2001) Gia Giudice: Pop Singer.
(2000) Noah Cyrus: American actress.

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1999 - 1990

(1997) Fran Brodić: Croatian footballer.
(1996) Orkun Isitmak: YouTube Star.
(1996) Abigail Voska: American homicide, a victim of domestic violence, this young girl and her mother were allegedly stabbed to death by her father on October 21, 2004 early in the morning at their Hingham, MA home.
(1996) Nick Cincotta: Rapper.
(1996) Khylin Rhambo: TV Actor.
(1995) Stephen Hendrie: Scottish footballer.
(1995) Kyle Edmund: South African-born British tennis player.
(1994) Charlotte Römer: Ecuadorian tennis player.
(1993) Brooke Greenberg: American girl, born to Howard and Melanie, in a jewish family.
(1993) Giovanni Galbieri: Italian sprinter.

(1992) Koke : Soccer Player.
(1992) Stefanie Dolson: American basketball player.
(1992) Pamu Pamorada: Filipino actress.
(1992) Emilee Hembrow: Instagram Star.
(1992) Apostolos Vellios: Greek footballer.
(1992) Kathlyn Beatty: American noted family and the daughter of Warren Beatty and Annette Bening.
(1991) Jorge Enríquez: Mexican footballer.
(1991) Ryan Sitkowski: Guitarist.
(1991) Emiliano Tabone: Argentinian footballer.
(1991) Stefan Savić: Montenegrin footballer.
(1991) Asuka Hinoi: Japanese singer (Hinoi Team).
(1991) Josh Hazlewood: Australian cricketer.
(1990) Claudine Mendy: French handball player.
(1990) Scott Pye: Australian race car driver.
(1990) Hassan Adhuham: Maldivian footballer.
(1990) Jeff Allen: American football player.
(1990) Sascha Bigalke: German footballer.
(1990) Blair Walsh: Football Player.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Kristjan Einar: Icelandic racing driver.
(1989) Aaron Cruden: New Zealand rugby player.
(1989) Kristján Einar: Icelandic race car driver.
(1989) Barbora Silná: Czech-Austrian ice dancer.
(1988) Adrián Álvarez: Spanish footballer.
(1988) Michael Mancienne: English footballer.
(1988) Lily Nicksay: TV Actress.
(1988) Allison Harvard: American artist and fashion model.
(1988) Vitaliy Hoshkoderya: Ukrainian footballer.
(1987) Carmen Klaschka: German tennis player.

(1987) Freddie Stroma: Movie Actor.
(1986) Maria Ozawa: Japanese/French-Canadian pornstar.
(1986) Jamie T: Rock Singer.
(1986) Jessica Parker Kennedy: Canadian actress.
(1986) Jaclyn Linetsky: Canadian voice actress (Born 1986).
(1986) P Reign: Rapper.
(1986) David Silva: Spanish footballer.
(1985) Rachael Lampa: American singer.
(1984) Jeff Francoeur: American baseball player.
(1984) Stephen Simpson: South African race car driver.
(1983) Felipe Colombo: Mexican-Argentinian singer-songwriter guitarist and actor.
(1983) Kim Un: Supreme leader of North Korea, the son of Kim Jong Il (1941–2011) and the grandson of Kim Il Sung (1912–1994).
(1983) Kim Jong-un: World Leader.
(1983) Chris Masters: American wrestler.
(1982) Wil Francis: American singer-songwriter and producer (Aiden and William Control).
(1982) Emanuele Calaiò: Italian footballer.
(1982) John Utaka: Nigerian footballer.
(1982) Gaby Hoffman: Actress (Field of Dreams, Uncle Buck, Now & Then).
(1982) Gaby Hoffmann: Movie Actress.
(1982) Emanuele Calaio: Italian footballer.
(1981) Virgil Spier: Dutch sprinter and hurdler.
(1981) Genevieve Cortese: American actress.
(1981) Jeff Francis: Canadian baseball player.
(1981) Trent Waterhouse: Australian rugby player.
(1981) Genevieve Padalecki: TV Actress.
(1981) Carmen Schafer: Swiss curler.
(1981) Ioannis Kokkodis: Greek swimmer.
(1980) Adam Goodes: Australian Rules Footballer.
(1980) Rachel Nichols: American actress.
(1980) Sam Riley: Movie Actor.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Tomasz Schafernaker: Polish-English meteorologist.
(1979) Mirella van Melis: Dutch track and road cyclist.
(1979) Stipe Pletikosa: Croatian footballer.
(1979) Sarah Polley: Actress (Sweet Hereafter).
(1979) Jack Brewer: Football Player.
(1979) Windell Middlebrooks: TV Actor.
(1979) Adrian Mutu: Romanian footballer.
(1979) Seol Ki-hyeon: South Korean footballer and manager.
(1979) Torry Castellano: American musician (The Donnas).
(1979) Seol Ki-Hyeon: South Korean footballer.

(1979) Sequoyah: Chimpanzee (son of Washoe).
(1978) Petra Minarova: Miss Czech Republic-Universe (1997).
(1978) Boris Avrukh: Israeli chess player and author.
(1978) Marco Fu: Hong Kong-Canadian snooker player.
(1977) Ryan Frances: Actor (Trevor-Sisters).
(1977) Amber Benson: American actress.
(1977) Trey Smith: American author.
(1977) Ron Pederson: Canadian actor.
(1977) Manuela Arcuri: Italian actress, television personality, fashion model and soubrette, best known to the general Italian public for being the protagonist of two successful television shows, "L'onore e il rispetto" and "Il peccato e la vergogna.
(1977) Ilisha Jarret: American basketball player.
(1977) Lee Yoo-jin: Korean actress.
(1977) Melanie Seeger: German race walker.
(1977) Pearl Amoah: Miss Universe - Ghana (1996).
(1976) Jenny Lewis in Las Vegas: Nevada; actress (Becky - Life With Lucy).
(1976) Carl Pavano: American baseball player.
(1976) Kenneth Andam: Ghanaian sprinter and businessman.
(1976) Jenny Lewis: Rock Singer.
(1976) Josh Meyers: American actor.
(1976) Brad Snyder in Ontario: Canada; shot putter (Olympics-1996).
(1975) Julian Smith: German-American pop singer, songwriter, nightclub owner, radio presenter and disc jockey.
(1975) Vitali Yachmenev in Chelyabinsk: Russia; NHL right wing (Los Angeles Kings).
(1975) Tift Merritt: American singer-songwriter.
(1975) Jenny Lewis: Las Vegas, Nevada -- Actress (Becky-Life With Lucy).
(1975) Star Behl: Miss Delaware USA (1996).
(1975) Harris Jayaraj: Indian composer and producer.
(1975) Reiko Chiba: Japanese actress.
(1975) Erdal Bibo: Turkish basketball player.
(1975) DJ Clue: American DJ and producer.
(1974) Brian Roberson: wide receiver (New York Giants).
(1974) Arjan Blaauw: Dutch soccer player (FC Groningen).
(1974) Maria Matsouka: Greek politician.
(1973) Mike Cameron: American baseball player.
(1973) Henning Solberg: Norwegian race car driver.
(1973) Jason Stevens: Australian rugby league player and sportscaster.
(1973) Jeremy Spencer: Drummer.
(1972) Devlin Murphy in Honolulu: Hawaii, USA; canoe (alternate-Olympics-1996).
(1972) Paul Clement: English footballer coach and manager.
(1972) Sean McKeever: American writer.
(1972) Giuseppe Favalli: Italian footballer.
(1972) Brandie Burton in San Bernardino: California, USA; LPGA golfer (1993 du Maurier Ltd).
(1971) Géraldine Pailhas: French actress, starred with Johnny Depp and Marlon Brando in "Don Juan Demarco.
(1971) Jason Giambi in West Covina: California, USA; infielder (Oakland Athletics).
(1971) Mike Süsser: German chef and author.
(1971) Pascal Zuberbühler: Swiss footballer and coach.
(1971) Mike Susser: German chef.
(1971) Billy Joe: Hobert; NFL quarterback (Oakland Raiders).
(1971) Roosevelt Potts: NFL running back (Indianapolis Colts).
(1971) Stephane Barin: hockey forward (Team France 1998).
(1971) Brenda Lee Armstrong in Albert Lea: Minnesota, USA; Miss Minnesota-America (1990).
(1971) Branislav Janos: hockey forward (Team Slovakia 1998).
(1971) Darren Langdon in Deer Lake: Newfoundland, Canada; NHL left wing (New York Rangers).
(1971) Brook Lee: Model.
(1971) Brook Mahealani Lee: Miss Universe / Miss USA (1997-Hawaii).
(1971) Jesper Jansson: Swedish footballer.
(1970) Jason Giambi: American baseball player.
(1970) Jon Klemm: Calgary, Alberta -- NHL defenseman (Colorado Avalanche).
(1970) Rachel Friend: Australian actress.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Paola Pezzo: Italian athlete, winner of a Gold Medal for Mountain Bike Racing at the Sydney Olympics 9/23/2000.
(1969) Brian Boehringer in Saint Louis: Missouri, USA; pitcher (New York Yankees).
(1969) J Johnson: American game designer author and translator.
(1969) Ami Dolenz: American actress.
(1968) Alexander Alexeev: NHL defenseman (Belarus, Olympics - 1998).
(1968) Ami Dolenz in Los Angeles: California, USA; actress (General Hospital, Can't Buy Me Love).
(1968) Brian Johnson in Oakland: California, USA; catcher (San Diego Padres).
(1968) Trie Utami: Indonesian singer and composer.
(1968) Paul Carey: US baseball infielder (Baltimore Orioles).
(1968) Bull Nakano: Japanese wrestler and golfer.

(1968) Keith Mullings: Jamaican-American boxer.
(1968) Giovanni De Benedictis: Italian race walker.
(1968) Mark Duane Croghan: Akron, Ohio -- 3k steeplechase (1996 Olympics - 5th Place).
(1967) Torsten Gowitzke: German footballer and manager.
(1967) Steven Jacobs: Australian television host and actor.
(1967) Kent Jones in Portales: New Mexico, USA; golfer (NM State Amateur-1990-91).
(1967) R Kelly: American singer-songwriter producer and actor (Public Announcement).
(1967) Tom Watson: English politician.
(1967) Roger Rowland in Jacksonville: Florida, USA; Nike golfer (1990 Macon Open-second).
(1967) Willie Anderson: American basketball player, a one-time guard/forward for the Miami Heat.
(1967) Hollis Conway: Chicago, Illinois -- High jumper (1988, 92 Olympics - Silver / Bronze Medals).
(1966) Andrew Wood: American singer-songwriter (Mother Love Bone and Malfunkshun) (d. 1990).
(1966) Loretta Lee: [Lee Lai Chan] in China; actress (Happy Ghost).
(1966) Igor Vyazmikin: Russian ice hockey player (d. 2009).
(1965) Pascal Obispo: French singer-songwriter, one of the most honored and popular in France.
(1965) Klaus Schierstedt: German astrologer, engineer, physicist and software developer of the Hermes program with his wife, Claudia.
(1965) Eric Wohlberg in Sudbury: Ontario, Canada; cyclist (Olympics-1996).
(1965) Maria Pitillo in Elmira: New York, USA; actress (Dear God, Nancy Don Lewis - Ryan's Hope).
(1965) Michelle Forbes: Actress (Julianna Cox-Homicide).
(1964) Ron Sexsmith: Canadian singer-songwriter.
(1964) Marc Quinn: English sculptor.
(1964) Virgil Hill: Missouri, United States -- Middleweight boxer (1984 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1963) Lucien Kouassi: African singer, musician and songwriter.
(1963) Hiromi Kobayashi in Fukushima: Japan; LPGA golfer (1993 JAL Big Apple).
(1962) Chris Marion: American singer and keyboard player (Little River Band and Western Flyer).
(1961) Calvin Smith: American sprinter.
(1961) Keith Arkell: English chess Grandmaster.
(1960) Enrique Rodriguez: American artist, a painter and collagist.
(1960) Lee Tomboulian: American pianist accordion player composer and educator.
(1960) Dave Weckl: American drummer.
(1960) Jolanda Egger: Luzean, Switzerland -- Playmate (June, 1983).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Paul Hester: Australian drummer (Crowded House Split Enz Deckchairs Overboard and Tarmac Adam) (d. 2005).
(1959) Duk Koo Kim: Korean boxer (d. 1982).
(1959) Michael Harwood in Sydney: New South Wales; Australasia golfer.
(1959) Kim Duk-koo: South Korean boxer (d. 1982).
(1959) Keith Rodden: American NASCAR crew chief.
(1958) Rey Misterio: Sr.
(1957) Dwight Clark: American athlete, pro football player and wide receiver for the San Francisco 49ers from 1979 to 1987.
(1957) David Lang: American composer and academic.
(1957) Nacho Duato: Spanish classical dancer and choreographer.
(1956) Todd Gorsuch: American homicide; he shot his 11-yr-old sister and her girlfriend to death on 10/03/1970, c. 3:00 PM CDT, They were hunting for hickory nuts in the woods behind their home near Brimfield, IL.

(1955) Joan Kingston: Canadian nurse educator and politician.
(1955) Mike Reno: Vancouver, British Columbia -- Rock vocalist (Loverboy).
(1955) Spiros Livathinos: Greek footballer and coach.
(1954) Konstantinos Kypriotis: Greek martial artist (d. 1995).
(1953) Emil Lips: Since his 17th year he has been studying the philosophy of religion, esoteric teachings, parapsychology and also Buddhist, Hindu, Sufi and Christian meditation practices.
(1953) Bruce Sutter: American baseball player.
(1952) Lauri Walters: San Francisco, California -- Actress (8 is Enough, Harrad Experiment).
(1952) Vladimir Feltsman: Russian-American pianist and educator.
(1952) Peter McCullagh: Irish mathematician and academic.
(1952) Mel Reynolds: former Democratic member of the United States House of Representatives from Illinois and convicted sex offender.
(1952) Laurie Walters in San Francisco: California, USA; actress (Joannie - Eight is Enough).
(1952) Norm Jarvis in Prince Albert: Saskatchewan, Canada; golfer (1984 Chilliwack).
(1951) Karen Yamashita: American author and academic.
(1951) Franz Pachl: German chess player and composer.
(1951) John McTiernan: American director and producer.
(1951) Paul Dresher: Composer.
(1951) John McTiernan in Albany: New York, USA; actor (Predator, Die Hard, Medicine Man).
(1951) Kenny Anthony: Saint Lucian politician 5th Prime Minister of Saint Lucia.
(1950) Jos Hermens: Dutch runner.
(1950) Dominique Morlotti: French fashion designer.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) John Podesta: American lawyer and politician 20th White House Chief of Staff.
(1949) Zoot Rollo: American guitarist who played with Captain Beefheart's Magic Band between June 1968 and early 1974.
(1949) Arthur Johnson: American astronomer.
(1949) Anne Schedeen: American actress.
(1949) Lawrence Rowe: Jamaican cricketer.
(1948) Rey Misterio: Wrestler.
(1948) Gillies MacKinnon: Scottish director and screenwriter.
(1948) Mel Pritchard: Rocker.
(1948) Zekai Özger: Turkish poet and academic (d. 1973).
(1948) Jerzy Kaczmarek: Polish fencer.

(1947) Don Bendell: American author & karate master.
(1947) William Bonin: American homicide; convicted of sex crimes and the rape of young boys from 1969.
(1947) Laurie Walters: American actress.
(1947) Antti Kalliomäki: Finnish pole vaulter and politician.
(1947) David Bowie: British rock star and actor with an exotic image, producing shows that staged flash and glitter with weird, sensational effects.
(1947) Samuel Schmid: Swiss lawyer and politician 90th President of the Swiss Confederation.
(1947) David Gates: American journalist and author.
(1947) Luke Williams: New Zealand-American wrestler.
(1947) Igor Ivanov in Leningrad: Russia; Canadian chess champion (1981-84, 1985-).
(1946) Elaine Cheris in Dotham: Alabama, USA; fencer-epee (Olympics-1996).
(1946) Robbie Kreiger in Los Angeles: California, USA; guitarist (The Doors - "Come on Baby Light My Fire").
(1946) Tod Brannan: Vice President (Logos Network Corp).
(1946) Kathleen Noone: Actress (All My Children, Party of 5, Knots Landing).
(1946) Robby Krieger: American songwriter, author and musician, known for his guitar and song writing.
(1945) Kojo Nnamdi: Guyanese-born American radio host.
(1945) Kathleen Noone: American actress.
(1945) Kadir Topbas: Turkish politician.
(1945) Jeannie Lewis: Australian actress and singer.
(1945) Susan Watkins: American writer who was stated by Jane Roberts to be one of her many "Soul Counterparts.
(1945) John Peters: rock drummer (Harpers Bizarre).
(1945) Kadir Topbaş: Turkish architect and politician 31st Mayor of Istanbul.
(1945) Nancy Bond: American author and academic.
(1944) Terry Brooks: United States -- Sci-fi author (Sword of Shannara).
(1943) Marcus Hutson: rock vocalist (Whispers).
(1943) Charles Murray: American political scientist and author.
(1943) Andrew Hunter: British politician and Member of Parliament, returned at the General Election of 11 June 1987.
(1943) Lee Jackson: rocker (Nice).
(1943) Jacques Huntzinger: French diplomat, who served as French ambassador to Israel, Estonia (1991-1994), and Macedonia (1996-1999), and who served as an ambassador at large for the Mediterranean Union and the Task Force for International Cooperation on Holocaust Education, Remembrance, and Research.
(1942) Junichiro Koizumi: Japanese politician, elected Prime Minister on 4/24/2001, the 11th Japanese P.M.
(1942) Vyacheslav Dmitriyevich: Zudov in USSR; cosmonaut (Soyuz 23).
(1942) Stephen Hawking: British theoretical physicist who was a Professor at the University of Oxford.
(1942) John Peterson: Rocker.
(1942) Valya Balkanska: Bulgarian folk singer.
(1942) Royce Waltman: American basketball player and coach (d. 2014).
(1942) Junichirō Koizumi: Japanese politician 56th Prime Minister of Japan.
(1942) Yvette Mimieux: American film, stage and TV actress with a debut in "The Time Machine" in 1960.
(1942) Walter Scavolini: Italian industrial entrepreneur, the creator of the modular kitchen called "the most beloved in Italy.
(1941) Robby Krieger: rocker (Doors).
(1941) Graham Chapman: English actor and writer, played in comedy review in Cambridge, wrote scripts, comedy sketches and humor books.
(1941) Boris Vallejo: Peruvian-American painter and illustrator.
(1941) Yoshinori Watanabe: Japanese mob boss (d. 2012).
(1941) Yvette Mimieux: Hollywood Actor.
(1940) François Richard: French Roman Catholic missionary, known as one of the "White Fathers" (Pères Blancs in French), named after their habit.
(1940) Anthony Gaurdine: rocker (Little Anthony and Imperials - "Goin' Out of My Head").
(1940) Little Anthony [Gourdine]: Rocker (Imperials).
(1940) Cristy Lane: United States -- Country / gospel singer.
(1940) Mark Bretscher: English biologist and academic.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Ruth Maleczech: American actress (d. 2013).
(1939) Carolina Herrera: Venezuelan fashion designer.
(1939) Yvette Mimieux in Hollywood: California, USA; actress (Time Machine, Where the Boys Are).
(1939) Alan Wilson: English mathematician and academic.
(1938) Bob Eubanks: American TV personality and entertainment entrepreneur.
(1938) Yevgeny Nesterenko: Russian opera singer and educator.
(1938) Anthony Giddens: English sociologist and academic.
(1938) Bob Eubanks in Flint Michigan: USA; TV host (Newlywed Game).
(1937) Shirley Bassey: British-Welsh singer noted for her dynamic style and powerful voice.
(1937) Louis Lepensec: Mellac Politician.

(1937) Louis Le Pensec: French politician who is a member of the Socialist Party.
(1937) Caroline Lacan: French noted offspring, the eldest child of famous psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan and his first wife, Marie-Louise Blondin.
(1937) Dame Shirley Bassey: Welsh singer.
(1937) Robert Moran: Composer.
(1937) Bob Eubanks in Flint: Michigan, USA; TV host (Newlywed Game).
(1936) Zdenek Macal: Czech conductor.
(1936) Zdeněk Mácal: Czech-American conductor.
(1936) Robert May: Baron May of Oxford Australian-English zoologist ecologist and academic.
(1936) Ferdinand Hartzenberg: South African minister of Education (1979-82).
(1935) Elvis Aaron Presley in Tupelo: Mississippi, USA; musician/actor ("Blue Suede Shoes", "Hounddog").
(1935) Lewis Lapham: American publisher founded Lapham's Quarterly.
(1935) Nolan Miller in Burkburnett: Texas, USA; fashion designer (Dynasty, The Love Boat).
(1935) Lewis H Lapham: American writer.
(1935) Daniel Tribouillard: French fashion designer based in Paris, who is also Chief Executive Officer of the LEONARD fashion house.
(1935) Elvis Presley: American pop singer, one of the most famous entertainers in history whose notoriety became worldwide.
(1935) Jesse Garon Presley: stillborn twin brother of Elvis.
(1934) Piet Dankert: Dutch politician (PvdA).
(1934) Michael Grierson Jarrett: Archaeologist.
(1934) Gene Freese: American baseball player and manager (d. 2013).
(1934) Alexandra Ripley: American author (Born 1934).
(1934) Jacques Anquetil: French cyclist, winner of the Tour de France in 1959, 1961, 1962, 1963 and 1964.
(1934) Roy Kinnear: Lancashire, England -- Actor (TW3, Help!, The 3 Musketeers).
(1933) Charles Osgood: American soldier and journalist.
(1933) Nolan Miller: American fashion and jewelry designer (d. 2012).
(1933) Ko Un: Korean poet.
(1933) Charles Osgood in New York City: New York, USA; news anchor (CBS Weekend News).
(1933) Warren Kenton: British Kabbalist and astrologer.
(1933) Jean-Marie Straub: France -- Director (Chronicle of Anna Magdalena Bach).
(1933) Willie Tasby: American baseball player.
(1933) Jean Straub: French film director, producer, screenwriter and editor.
(1931) Chuck Metcalf: American bassist (d. 2012).
(1931) Clarence Jones: American lawyer and scholar.
(1931) Bill Graham: German-American businessman (d. 1991).
(1930) Doreen Wilber: United States -- Archer (1972 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1930) Irma Dragonette: Canadian astrologer; a former hotel and restaurant owner with her husband, Ernie.
(1930) May Wynn [Donna Lee Hickey] in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Caine Mutiny, Noah's Ark).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Yves Le Borgne: French boxer, a lightweight who fought professionally between 1950-1956.
(1929) Saeed Jaffrey: Indian-English actor (d. 2015).
(1929) Gerry Spence: American attorney, a trial lawyer who was highly visible during notorious cases such as the Silkwood estate.
(1929) Yves Leborgne: France sport Champion.
(1928) Sander Vanocur in Cleveland: Ohio, USA; news anchor (NBC Weekend News).
(1928) Felice Andreasi: Italian film, television, and stage actor.
(1928) Gaston Miron: French-Canadian poet and editor (Born 1928).
(1928) Sander Vanocur: American broadcast journalist, NBC's White House correspondent during the Kennedy years.
(1928) Slade Gorton: American colonel lawyer and politician 14th Attorney General of Washington.
(1928) Bab Christensen: Norwegian actress.

(1927) Jim Busby: American center fielder in Major League Baseball and right-handed batter who played for the Chicago White Sox (1950–52, 1955), Washington Senators (1952–55), Cleveland Indians (1956–57), Baltimore Orioles (1957–58, 1960–61), Boston Red Sox (1959–60) and Houston Colt .
(1927) Gérard Vidalenche: Versailles Journalist.
(1927) Charles Tomlinson: English poet and academic (d. 2015).
(1926) Jani Christou: Greek composer.
(1926) Kelucharan Mohapatra: Indian dancer and choreographer (d. 2004).
(1926) Kerwin Matthews: American actor, the dashing hero of adventure pictures in the late '50s and early '60s, leaving his early career as a school teacher.
(1926) Soupy Sales: American comedian, clever and imaginative, a popular figure on early TV, raised pie-throwing to an art form, having supposedly tossed 19,000 of them during his show business career.
(1926) Milton "Soupy Sales" Hines in North Carolina: USA; comedian (Soupy Sales Show).
(1926) Hanae Mori: Japanese fashion designer.
(1926) Evelyn Lear: American operatic soprano (d. 2012).
(1926) Evelyn Lear [Shulman]: Brooklyn, New York -- Soprano.
(1925) Helmuth Hübener: German activist (d. 1942).
(1925) Mohan Rakesh: Indian author and playwright (d. 1972).
(1925) James Saunders: English chemist / playwright (Ark).
(1925) Bernardo Ruiz: .
(1925) Helmuth Hubener: German activist (d. 1942).
(1924) Ron Moody: London, England -- Actor (12 Chairs, Wrong is Right).
(1924) Robert Starer: Vienna, Austria -- Composer.
(1924) Antai Ribari: Composer.
(1924) Julian Adem: Mexican civil engineer, mathematician, geophysicist, researcher and professor.
(1924) André Figueras: French editor, writer and journalist, known for his pamphleteering activity, having joined the Resistance in 1940.
(1924) Benjamin Lees: Chinese-American soldier and composer (d. 2010).
(1924) Benjamin Lees [Lysniansky]: Harbin, Manchuria -- Composer.
(1923) Joseph Weizenbaum: German-born American computer science professor (Born 1923).
(1923) Giorgio Tozzi: American singer who began a career as a biologist until detoured by army service.
(1923) Larry Storch: American actor.
(1923) Larry Storch in New York City: New York, USA; comedian (F Troop, Larry Storch Show).
(1923) Joseph Wiezenbaum: artificial intelligence pioneer.
(1923) Iva Michiels [Rik Ceuppens]: Flemish writer (Ksiega Alfa).
(1923) Johnny Wardle: English cricketer (Born 1923).
(1922) Shirley Wilson: American astrologer who joined AFA in June 1968.
(1922) Abbey Simon New York City: New York, pianist.
(1922) Jan Nieuwenhuys: Dutch painter (Born 1922).
(1922) Dale Myers: American engineer.
(1921) Leonardo Sciascia: Italian writer, teacher and civil servant.
(1921) Herta Bothe: German concentration camp guard.
(1921) Pierre-Yves Trémois: French visual artist and sculptor.
(1920) Hendrikus J Wittebold: Civil servant / resistance fighter.
(1920) Luise Cleve: Germany Actor.
(1920) Richard Benedict: Actor (Okinawa), dies at 64 of a heart attack.
(1920) Jacob Preus: St Paul various.
(1920) Douglas Wilmer: English actor.
(1920) Jean Dardel: French clergyman, who was bishop of Clermont from 1974 to 1995.
(1920) André Cornil: French criminal, sentenced to death and executed with his accomplice, Gaston Dufrenel.

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1919 - 1910

(1918) Marjorie Cheney: American noted family, the mother of Dick Cheney, who was sworn in as vice-president of the United States under G.W.
(1918) George Cook: Canadian musician, a guitarist, singer and country songwriter.
(1917) Yves Brelivet: France Military man.
(1917) Stanley Prager New York City: New York, comedian (College Bowl).
(1917) Peter Taylor: American author playwright and academic (d. 1994).
(1915) Marcel Flichy: N?ris les Dains Military man.
(1915) Jacques Lamy: Neuilly sur Seine Military man.
(1915) Walker Cooper: American baseball player and manager (d. 1991).
(1914) Charles Borromeo: Mills composer.
(1913) Rose Murphy: American singer, pianist and club performer known as the Chi-Chi girl.

(1912) José Ferrer: Puerto Rican-American actor and director (d. 1992).
(1912) Jose Ferrer: PR actor / director (Cyrano de Bergerac), dies at 80.
(1912) Rudolf G: Escher Dutch composer (True Face of Peace).
(1912) Lawrence Walsh: Canadian-American lawyer judge and politician 4th United States Deputy Attorney General (d. 2014).
(1912) Lawrence E Walsh: American jurist and 4th United States Deputy Attorney General.
(1911) Gypsy Rose Lee: American actress and entertainer (d. 1970).
(1911) Butterfly McQueen [Thelma]: Tampa, Florida -- Actress (Gone With the Wind).
(1911) Andrej Ocenas: composer.
(1911) Robert Detroyat: France Military man.
(1911) Tom Delaney: English race car driver and businessman (d. 2006).
(1911) Gypsy Lee: American actress dancer and author (d. 1970).
(1910) Galina Ulanova: Russian actress and ballerina (d. 1998).
(1910) Richard Cromwell [LeRoy Melvin Radabaugh]: Los Angeles, California -- Actor (Jezebel).
(1910) Galina Sergeyevna Ulanova: Russian prima ballerina assoluta (d. 1998).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Nikolaos Platon: Greek archaeologist (Born 1909).
(1909) Evelyn Wood: American author and educator (d. 1995).
(1909) Jose Ferrer: Santurce, Puerto Rico -- Oscar winning actor (Cyrano de Bergerac).
(1909) Bruce Mitchell: South African cricketer (d. 1995).
(1909) Willy Millowitsch: German actor director and screenwriter (d. 1999).
(1909) Ashapoorna Devi: Indian author and poet (d. 1995).
(1908) Fearless Nadia: Australian-Indian actress and stuntwoman (d. 1966).
(1908) William Hartnell: London, England -- Actor (Agitator, Jackpot).
(1908) Andr? Hebraud: Lespinassi?re Military man.
(1908) Mary Nadia Wadia: Actress.

(1907) Jean Hyppolite: France Writer.
(1907) Keizō Hayashi: Japanese general and civil servant (d. 1991).
(1907) Simonne Guimier: St-Denis EXecutives.
(1907) Jean Auriol: French film critic and screenwriter, who died by accident on 2 April 1950 in Chartres.
(1906) Jan A: H J S Bruins Slot Dutch founder illegal Trouw/Member of Parliament (ARP).
(1906) Serge Poliakoff: Russian / French painter / guitarist.
(1905) Carl Gustav Hempel in Oranienburg: Germany; logical positivist philosopher, taught at Yale University and Princeton University in the USA.
(1905) Franjo Seper: Croatian Catholic cardinal (d. 1981).
(1905) Giacinto Scelsi: Italian composer and poet (d. 1988).
(1904) Peter Arno New York City: New York, cartoonist (New Yorker).
(1904) Tampa Red: American guitarist and songwriter (d. 1981).
(1904) Karl Brandt: personal physician of Adolf Hitler (Born 1904).
(1903) Gene Roth [Eugene Stutenroth]: Redfield, South Dakota -- Actor (She Demons, Spider).
(1902) Georgy Malenkov: First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Soviet Communist Party (Born 1902).
(1902) Gret Palucca: German dancer / choreography (Silent Song).
(1902) Carl Rogers: American psychologist and academic (d. 1987).
(1902) Carl R[ansom] Rogers: United States -- Psychologist (Client-Centered Therapy).
(1902) Alexander Gray: Wrightsville, Pennsylvania -- Actor (This is Music).
(1901) Edmond Vandercammen: Belgian writer/poet (Grand Combat), dies at age 79.
(1901) Eugene Constant: France sport Champion.
(1901) Eugène Constant: French champion rower.
(1900) Merlyn Myer: Australian philanthropist (d. 1982).
(1900) Dame Merlyn Myer: Australian philanthropist (d. 1982).
(1900) de Menthon: Montmirey-la-Ville Military man.
(1900) Queen Marie: of Yugoslavia.
(1900) François Menthon: French politician, lawyer, jurist, gaullist.

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