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Famous Birthdays of 10 April

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 10th of April

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2009 - 2000

(2007) Princess Ariane: of the Netherlands.
(2007) Ariane : Dutch princess, the third and youngest daughter of King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima.
(2005) Big Brown: American race horse.
(2002) Ava Cota: Dancer.
(2002) Alizeh Jarrahy: American noted family, the daughter and first child of actress Geena Davis, 46, and her husband, physician Reza Jarrahy, 31.
(2002) Alfie Hawkins: YouNow Star.
(2002) Kenneth San Jose: Dancer.
(2001) Ky Baldwin: Pop Singer.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Karina Rae: Pop Singer.
(1999) LandonMC : YouTube Star.
(1999) Isaac Hempstead Wright: Actor.
(1998) Elle Fanning: Actress.
(1998) James Leininger: American boy whose family considers him the reincarnation of US WWII pilot James Huston, born October 22, 1923, in South Bend, Indiana.
(1997) Slim Jesus: Rapper.
(1996) Loïc Nottet: Belgian singer-dancer and composer, young prodigy, he won the final of the French TV show "Danse avec les Stars" (opponents: Priscilla Betti and Olivier Dion), in 2015.
(1996) Lilian Prent
(1996) Thanasi Kokkinakis: Tennis Player.
(1996) Audrey Whitby: TV Actress.

(1996) Loic Nottet: Pop Singer.
(1995) Rebecca Marder
(1995) Ian Nelson: Movie Actor.
(1994) Nerlens Noel: Basketball Player.
(1993) Sofia Carson: TV Actress.
(1993) Alesa : Family Member.
(1993) Chase Austin: TV Actor.
(1992) Daisy Ridley: Movie Actress.
(1991) Amanda Michalka
(1991) AJ Michalka: Pop Singer.
(1991) Sergiusz Żymełka: Polish actor.
(1991) Harry Koisser: Rock Singer.
(1990) Alex Pettyfer: English actor.
(1990) Giorgos Economides: Greek-Cypriot footballer.
(1990) Lulinha : Brazilian footballer.
(1990) Ben Amos: English footballer.
(1990) Andile Jali: South African footballer.
(1990) Kristen Stewart: Actress.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Elisa Torrini
(1989) Michael Dunlop: Northern Irish motorcycle racer.
(1988) Haley Joel Osment
(1988) Haley Osment: Movie Actor.
(1988) Haley Joel Osment in Los Angeles: California; actor (Cole Sear - The Sixth Sense, Trevor 'Trev' McKinney - Pay It Forward).
(1988) Haley Joel Osment: Actor.
(1987) Shay Mitchell: Canadian Actress.
(1987) Hayley Westenra: New Zealand soprano (Celtic Woman).
(1987) Jesse McCartney: Musician.
(1987) Vladimir Ivanov: Estonian tennis player.

(1987) Jamie Smith: American actress.
(1987) Jazmine Sullivan: Musician.
(1986) Olivia Borlée: Belgian athlete, of noted family.
(1986) Ayesha Takia: Indian actress.
(1986) Vincent Kompany: Belgian footballer with a Congolese father and Belgian mother, who plays for and captains both English team Manchester City and the Belgium national football team.
(1986) Leighton Meester: Actress.
(1986) Olivia Borlee: Belgian athlete.
(1986) Andrea Cesaro: Italian footballer.
(1986) Jordan Masterson: Actor.
(1986) Fernando Gago: Argentine footballer.
(1986) Tore Reginiussen: Norwegian footballer.
(1986) Andrei Strelnikov: Russian footballer.
(1985) Lina Jacques-Sébastien
(1985) Willo Flood: Irish footballer.
(1985) Chriselle Lim: YouTube Star.
(1985) Jesús Gámez: Spanish footballer.
(1985) Paula Reca: Argentinian actress.
(1985) Dion Phaneuf: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1984) Mandy Moore: American pop singer and actor who released her first single recording at age 15, toured as a teen with the Backstreet Boys.
(1984) Damien Perquis: French-Polish footballer.
(1984) Zoe: Melbourne, Victoria -- 1st frozen-embryo child.
(1984) Natasha Melnick: American actress.
(1984) Billy Kay: American actor.
(1984) Cara DeLizia: American actress.
(1984) Jeremy Barrett: American figure skater.
(1984) Faustina Agolley: English-Australian television host and producer.
(1984) Jeremy Barrett (figure skater): American figure skater.
(1984) David Obua: Ugandan footballer.
(1984) Gonzalo Rodríguez: Argentinian footballer.
(1983) Jamie Chung: American actress.
(1983) Ryan Merriman: American actor.
(1983) Hannes Sigurðsson: Icelandic footballer.
(1983) Andrew Dost: Pianist.
(1982) Chyler Leigh: American actress.
(1982) Lindsey Meadows
(1982) Andre Ethier: American baseball player.
(1982) Nadia Meikher
(1982) Damian Lanza: Ecuadorian footballer.
(1982) Arron Crascall: Vine Star.
(1982) Damián Lanza: Ecuadorian footballer.
(1981) Michael Pitt: American actor singer and guitarist (Pagoda).
(1981) Laëtitia Bleger
(1981) Liz McClarnon: English singer and dancer (Atomic Kitten).
(1981) Laura Bell Bundy: American actor.
(1981) Hapsatou Sy
(1981) Jerry Huang
(1981) Anis Boussaïdi: Tunisian footballer.
(1981) Gretchen Bleiler: American snowboarder.
(1981) Moran Atias: Actress.
(1981) Laura Bundy: Stage Actress.
(1981) Alexei Semenov: Russian ice hockey player.
(1980) Charlie Hunnam: British actor.
(1980) Gro Hammerseng
(1980) Sean Avery: Canadian ice hockey player and model.
(1980) Shao Jiayi: Chinese footballer.
(1980) Kasey Kahne: American race car driver.
(1980) Bryce Soderberg: American singer-songwriter and bass player (Lifehouse and AM Radio).

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Sophie Ellis Bextor
(1979) Rachel Corrie: American activist killed in a demonstration in Palestine when an Israeli military bulldozer struck her on March 16, 2003.
(1979) Elliott Hulse: YouTube Star.
(1979) Keshia Knight Pulliam: Actress.
(1979) Peter Kopteff: Finnish footballer.
(1979) Tsuyoshi Domoto: Japanese singer-songwriter and actor (KinKi Kids J-Friends and Toraji Haiji).
(1979) Shemekia Copeland: American singer.
(1979) Kenyon Coleman: American football player.
(1979) Sophie Ellis-Bextor: English singer.
(1979) Iván Alonso: Uruguayan footballer.

(1978) Rokhaya Diallo
(1978) Sir Christus: Finnish guitarist.
(1978) Jessica Davis: Greenbrae, California -- Rhythmic gymnast (1996 Olympics - 27th Place).
(1978) Christus : Finnish guitarist (Negative).
(1978) Rachel Stevens: Musician.
(1977) Gronkh : YouTube Star.
(1977) Claudia Delpin: Miss Chile-Universe (1997).
(1977) Stephanie Sheh: American voice actress director and producer.
(1977) Gerard Way: Musician.
(1976) Jamie Eason
(1976) John van Lottum
(1976) Yoshino Kimura: Japanese actress and singer.
(1976) Sara Renner: Canadian cross country skier.
(1976) Clare Buckfield: English actress.
(1975) Malin Baryard-Johnsson
(1975) Marie Galey
(1975) Floris : Dutch royalty, the fourth son of Princess Margriets and Prince van Vollenhoven.
(1975) Terrence Lewis: Indian dancer and choreographer.
(1975) Steve Washburn in Ottawa: Canada; NHL center (Florida Panthers).
(1975) Eric Den Besten in Bettendorf: Iowa; rower (Olympics-1996).
(1975) Matthew Phillips: New Zealand-born Italian rugby player.
(1975) Robbie Fowler: Athlete.
(1975) Chris Carrabba: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Dashboard Confessional Further Seems Forever and Twin Forks).
(1974) David Harbour
(1974) Bjorn Hendrickx: Belgium pro pair rower with T. Symoens who placed 10th in the Atlanta Olympics in 1996.
(1974) Eric Greitens: American former military officer.
(1974) Jenna Jameson: Actress.
(1974) Sherry Johnson in Owatonna: Minnesota, USA; Miss Minnesota-America (1996).
(1974) Henning Wehn: German-English comedian.
(1974) Petros Passalis: Greek footballer.
(1973) Guillaume Canet: Born to Philippe and Marie-Antoinette, "pieds-noirs" bakers coming from Algeria, he is a French actor and director in over 40 films, including "Last Night" (2010).
(1973) Roberto Carlos Da Silva
(1973) Tony Vairelles: French football striker.
(1973) Selahattin Demirtas
(1973) Aidan Moffat: Scottish singer-songwriter (Arab Strap and The Reindeer Section).
(1973) Christopher Simmons: Canadian-American graphic designer author and academic.
(1973) Roberto Carlos: Soccer Player.
(1972) Toni Acosta
(1972) Mario Stanic
(1972) Sue Merz: Ice hockey defenseman (USA, Olympics - 1998).
(1972) Priit Kasesalu: Estonian computer programmer co-created Skype.
(1972) Ed Byrne: Irish actor producer and screenwriter.
(1972) Maurice Harrell: NFL tight end (San Diego Chargers).
(1972) Richard Wearne: Australian rower (Olympics-1996).
(1972) Sue Merz in Greenwich: Connecticut, USA; ice hockey defense (USA, Olympics-1998).
(1971) Romain Humeau
(1971) Silvia Abril
(1971) Mihai Bagiu in Timisoara: Romania; US gymnast (Olympics-1996).
(1971) Nana Miyagi in Seattle: Washington, USA; tennis star (1995 final Surabaya doubles).
(1971) Brad William Henke: American actor.
(1971) Nana Smith: American-Japanese tennis player.
(1971) Jacques Villeneuve: Celebrity.
(1971) Indro Olumets: Estonian footballer and coach.
(1971) Karl Williams: wide receiver (Tampa Bay Buccaneers).
(1971) Brad Henke: American football player and actor.
(1971) Al Reyes: Dominican-American baseball player.
(1970) Christophe Honoré
(1970) Christian Cévaër
(1970) Wesley Barnett in Saint Joseph: Missouri, USA; Olympic weightlifter (Pan Am-silver-1987).
(1970) Kenny Lattimore: American singer-songwriter.
(1970) Q Tip: Rapper.
(1970) Leonard Doroftei: Romanian-Canadian boxer.
(1970) Enrico Ciccone: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1970) Q-Tip : American rapper producer and actor (A Tribe Called Quest).
(1970) Leonard Dorin: Canadian boxer.
(1970) Enrico Ciccone in MontrTal: QuTbec, Canada; NHL defenseman (Chicago Blackhawks).
(1970) J J McCleskey NFL safety (New Orleans Saints: Arizona Cardinals).
(1970) Sean Gilbert: defensive tackle (Washington Redskins).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Patrice Bianchi: French champion skier, the winner of two slaloms in the World Cup.
(1969) Mike Mushok: American musician.
(1969) Ekaterini Koffa: Greek sprinter.
(1969) Billy Jacoby in Flushing: New York, USA; actor (Brad - Silver Spoons, Maggie).
(1969) Dennis Vial in Sault Ste-Marie: Quebec, Canada; NHL defenseman (Ottawa Senators).
(1969) Wayne Lammle: WLAF kicker / punter (Scotland Claymores).
(1969) Billy Jayne: American actor musician and director.
(1968) Orlando Jones: American actor and comedian.
(1968) Damien Witecka
(1968) Metin Göktepe: Turkish photographer and journalist (d. 1996).

(1967) Donald Dufresne in Rimouski: Quebec, Canada; NHL defenseman (Edmonton Oilers).
(1967) Sam Harris: Author.
(1967) Kay Whitmore in Sudbury: Ontario, Canada; NHL goalie (New York Rangers).
(1967) Donald Dufresne: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1967) David Rovics: American singer-songwriter.
(1966) Brad William Henke
(1966) Neil Smith (American football)
(1966) Neil Smith NFL defensive end (Kansas City Chiefs: Denver Broncos-Superbowl 32).
(1966) Steve Claridge: English footballer manager and sportscaster.
(1966) Cynthia Nixon: Actress.
(1965) David Brécourt
(1965) Tim Alexander (musician)
(1965) Karen Booker: WNBA center (Utah Starzz).
(1965) Anna-Leena Härkönen: Finnish actress, author, novelist, success with her 1st novel 1985.
(1965) Tim "Herb": Alexander; US funk metal drummer (Primus-Prok soda).
(1965) Tim Alexander: American drummer and songwriter (Primus and Major Lingo).
(1965) Jeff Zucker: Businessman.
(1965) Mark Pellegrino: Actor.
(1965) Paulina Porizkova: Model.
(1964) Alan "Reni": Wren; English pop drummer (Stone Roses-Fools Gold).
(1964) Manon Bollegraf: den Bosch in Netherlands; tennis star (semi-1996 Australian doubles).
(1964) Gopinath Muthukad: Indian magician and stuntman.
(1964) Felicia Collins: American singer and guitarist (CBS Orchestra).
(1964) Felicia Collins in Albany: New York, USA; guitarist (Late Night with David Letterman).
(1963) Pierre Alféri
(1963) Doris Leuthard: Swiss lawyer and politician 162nd President of the Swiss Confederation.
(1963) Mark Oliver Everett
(1963) Warren DeMartini: American guitarist and songwriter (Ratt).
(1963) Jeff Gray: American baseball player and coach.
(1963) Rosanna Banfi: Italian film, television and stage actress.
(1963) Warren DeMartini heavy metal rocker (Dokken - "Alone Again": Ratt).
(1963) Mike Devereaux in Casper: Wyoming, USA; outfielder (Baltimore Orioles).
(1963) Kirk Lowdermilk: NFL center (Indianapolis Colts).
(1963) Marvin Freeman in Chicago: Illinois, USA; pitcher (Colorado Rockies).
(1963) Joe Scarborough: Politician.
(1963) Reginald Shepherd: American poet, African-American and gay.
(1963) Marc Jacobs: Designer.
(1963) Claire Smith in Ottawa: Ontario, Canada; equestrian three day event (Olympics-1996).
(1962) Cathy Turner: Rochester, New York -- Short track skater (1994 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1962) Jukka Tammi: Hockey goaltender (Team Finland Olympics - Bronze - 1998).
(1962) Viktor Zuikov: Estonian fencer.
(1962) Steve Tasker: American football player and sportscaster.
(1961) Ricki Herbert
(1961) Joe Cole (roadie)
(1961) Nicky Campbell: Scottish journalist and game show host.
(1961) Olivia Brown: Frankfurt, Germany -- Actress (Det Trudy Joplin-Miami Vice).
(1961) Mark Kelly: Musician.
(1961) Jeb Adams in Hollywood: California, USA; actor (Lieutenant Jeb Pruitt- Baa Baa Black Sheep).
(1961) Jeb Adams: Hollywood, California -- Actor (Lt Jeb Pruitt-Baa Baa Black Sheep).
(1961) Joe Cole: American rock music roadie (Born 1961).
(1961) Mark Jones: English footballer (Born 1933).
(1961) Steven Lyon: American actor model and photographer.
(1961) Carole Goble: English computer scientist and academic.
(1960) Afrika Bambaataa: Musician.
(1960) Katrina Leskanich: American-English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Katrina and the Waves).
(1960) Julie Fulton in Evanston: Illinois, USA; actress (Lime Steel).
(1960) Steve Bisciotti: American businessman co-founded Allegis Group.
(1960) Terry Teagle: American basketball player.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Brian Setzer: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Stray Cats The Tomcats and The Brian Setzer Orchestra).
(1959) Elisabeth Platel
(1959) Élisabeth Platel: French prima ballerina, appointed première danseuse of the Paris Opéra Ballet in 1979.
(1959) Babyface : Music Producer.
(1959) Brian Setzer in Massapequa Park: New York, USA; rock guitarist/vocalist (Stray Cats).
(1959) Uwe Behrens: German footballer and manager.
(1959) Davy Carton: Irish singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Saw Doctors and Blaze X).
(1959) Yvan Loubier: Canadian economist and politician.
(1958) François Berland
(1958) Brigitte Holzapfel: German high jumper.

(1958) Yefim Bronfman: Uzbek-American pianist.
(1958) Kenneth 'Babyface' Edmonds in Indianapolis: Indiana, USA; singer/producer/songwriter (Boyz II Men, Bobby Brown).
(1958) Bob Bell: British engineer.
(1958) Ken Griffy: Baseball player (Cin Reds, New York Yanks).
(1958) Kenneth Edmonds: American music producer.
(1957) Aliko Dangote: Nigerian businessman founded Dangote Group.
(1957) Rosemary Hill: English historian and author.
(1957) Martin Margiela: Designer.
(1957) Steven Gustafson: American musician (10,000 Maniacs).
(1957) Steve Gustafson: Spanish-American bass player (10 000 Maniacs).
(1957) John Ford: American author and poet (d. 2006).
(1957) John M Ford: American science fiction author and poet (d. 2006).
(1956) Loustal (cartoonist)
(1956) Loustal : French comics artist who uses a painterly style reminiscent of David Hockney.
(1956) Carol Robinson: English chemist and academic.
(1955) Michel Thiollière
(1955) Cary Middlecoff: golfer (Masters).
(1955) Lesley Garrett: English soprano and actress.
(1954) Peter MacNicol: American actor director and screenwriter.
(1954) Anne Lamott: American author and educator.
(1954) Jairam Ramesh: Economist.
(1954) Juan Williams: Panamanian-American journalist and author.
(1954) Peter MacNicol in Dallas: Texas, USA; actor (John Cage - Ally McBeal, Alan Birch - Chicago Hope, Dragonslayer, Sophie's Choice).
(1954) Dennis Quaid: Actor.
(1954) Iain Duncan Smith: Politician.
(1954) Paul Bearer: Wrestler.
(1953) Heiner Lauterbach
(1953) Martha Sahagun
(1953) Philippe Bidart
(1953) Pamela Wallin: Canadian journalist academic and politician.
(1953) David Moorcroft: English runner and businessman.
(1953) Pierre-Michel Menger: French sociologist, specializing in the worlds of art and creativity.
(1953) Terre Roche: rocker (Roches).
(1953) Marta Sahagún: Mexican press secretary for Vincent Fox, who won the election as Mexico's new president on 7/02/2000.
(1952) Steven Seagal: American actor, director, producer and Aikido expert, often seen in roles that are highly physical.
(1952) Jacques-Alain Bénisti
(1952) Narayan Rane: Indian politician 16th Chief Minister of Maharashtra.
(1952) Masashi Sada: Japanese singer lyricist composer novelist actor and producer.
(1951) Celeste Longacre: American astrologer, active in astrological circles in New England, a member of the Boston Chapter of NCGR.
(1951) Mark Roth: Bowler (4-time PBA Player of Year).
(1951) David Helvarg: American journalist and environmental activist.
(1951) Steven Seagal in Detroit: Michigan, USA; actor (Above the Law, Hard to Kill).
(1950) Daniel Bouton: French businessman, director of cabinet in the 1980s and CEO of Société Générale (a French multinational banking and financial services company headquartered in Paris) from November 1997 to May 2008, before being Chairman of the Board of administration of the same bank from May 2008 to April 2009.
(1950) Eddie Hazel: American guitarist (Parliament-Funkadelic and The Parliaments) (d. 1992).
(1950) Dave Peverett: rocker (Foghat).
(1950) Akiko Wada: Japanese singer and television performer.
(1950) Ken Griffey: Sr.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Rémy Bricka: French musician, one-man-hand, and adventurer, known for his album "La vie en couleurs".
(1949) Sam Ewing: Athlete.
(1949) Jane Clifton: British-born Australian actress and singer.
(1949) Daniel Mangeas: French banker and sportscaster.
(1949) Frank de: Leeuw; Dutch rock guitarist (Bob Color).
(1948) John Millious: American porno film star.
(1948) Thomas Spencer: Member of European Parliament (Conservative).
(1948) Aldo Grasso: Italian journalist, television critic and teacher, who mainly deals with the history of television.
(1947) Bunny Wailer: Jamaican singer-songwriter and drummer (Bob Marley and the Wailers).
(1947) Daniel Bilalian: French journalist and TV presenter of Armenian descent, he was named director of sports programs for France Televisions.

(1947) Albert Cirimeli: American mime student with Marceau, member of the Los Angeles Mime Troupe since 1974.
(1947) William Castell: English businessman.
(1947) David A: David A. Adler.
(1947) Claude Thélot: French senior government official, the honorary master advisor to the Court of Auditors.
(1947) Karl Russell: Rocker.
(1947) Paolo Malco: Italian film actor, best known for his roles in horror films, and later in many Italian TV mini-series.
(1947) Bunny Waller: vocalist/percussionist (Bob Marley and Wailers).
(1946) Babs Kirby: British astrologer in the humanistic field, a psychotherapist who uses Gestalt encounter therapy.
(1946) Caterina Caselli: Italian record producer and former singer and actress.
(1946) Adolf Winkelmann: German director producer and screenwriter.
(1946) Steve Sanger: American marketing administrator, CEO and Chairman of General Mills.
(1946) Armand [Herman: van Loenhout]; singer (Blommenkinders).
(1946) David Angell: American screenwriter and producer (d. 2001).
(1946) Bob Watson: American baseball player and manager.
(1945) Judy Burnett: American astrologer, married once, two children.
(1945) Vera Misevich: USSR -- Equestrian dressage (1980 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1945) Tom Maimoni: American engineer formerly with Parker Brothers Toy Company, stationed in Salem, Massachusetts, a veteran of four marriages and divorces.
(1944) Michael Savino: American entrepreneur and hair stylist famous for his maxi-cuts.
(1944) Yvon Collin
(1944) Danny Woods: US musician (CEO of the Board).
(1943) Pete Penseyres: American engineer from Fallbrook, CA and professional ultra-marathon cyclist.
(1943) Andrzej Badenski: Polish athlete.
(1943) Andrzej Badeński: Polish-German sprinter (d. 2008).
(1943) Darrell Martinie: American astrologer also known as The Cosmic Muffin on the astrological radio show he hosted for more than 30 years.
(1943) Margaret Pemberton: English author.
(1942) Emma Stockton: American homicide victim, a DAR (Daughter of the American Revolution) who was brutally murdered.
(1942) Nick der Maur: Canadian journalist and politician (d. 1998).
(1942) Ian Callaghan: English footballer.
(1942) Stuart Dybek: American author and poet.
(1942) Nick Auf der Maur: Canadian journalist and politician (d. 1998).
(1941) Paul Theroux: American writer, author of 30 books and known for travel writing.
(1941) Gilles de Robien
(1941) Harold Long: Canadian politician (d. 2013).
(1940) Gloria Hunniford: British broadcaster / actress (Old Curiosity Shop).
(1940) Jean Rouger
(1940) Clark Blaise: Author.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Alan Rothenberg: US Soccer president (1990-).
(1939) Claudio Magris: Italian scholar author and translator.
(1939) Daniel Oliver in New York City: New York, USA; CEO (Federal Trade Commission).
(1939) Michael Learned: Actress.
(1938) Don Meredith (football)
(1938) Don Meredith: American football player sportscaster and actor (d. 2010).
(1938) Joe Meredith: American football quarterback and who retired from the Dallas Cowboys in 1960.
(1938) Don Meredith in Mount Vernon: Texas, USA; NFL quarterback (Dallas Cowboys) / Monday Night Football.
(1937) Claudette Nevins
(1937) Stan Mellor: British racehorse trainer / jockey.

(1937) Bella Akhmadulina: Russian poet and author (d. 2010).
(1936) John Madden: American pro football player, coach and sportscaster.
(1936) John Madden: American pro football player, coach and sportscaster.
(1936) Sheila W Ross
(1936) Pierre Delerive: Lille EXecutives.
(1936) Michael Naylor: insurance broker.
(1936) Robert "Bobby": Smith; American singer (Spinners).
(1936) Milt Kogan: American actor.
(1936) Bobbie Smith: American singer (The Spinners) (d. 2013).
(1936) Sheila Ross: American artist, a painter and sculptor, a graphic artist.
(1936) Francois Vincent: France sport Champion.
(1936) John Howell: English long jumper.
(1935) John Bennett: American soldier (d. 1961).
(1935) John A Bennett: American convicted rapist (d. 1961).
(1935) Aulis Sallinen: Composer.
(1935) Patrick Garland: English actor and director (d. 2013).
(1935) Jorge Mester in MTxico City: MTxico; conductor (Louisville Orchestra 1967-79).
(1934) Silvia Baron Supervielle
(1934) Richard Peck: American author and academic.
(1934) Zsolt Durko: Composer.
(1934) David Halberstam: International correspondent (NY Times / Pulitzer 1964).
(1933) Anne-Aymone Giscard d'Estaing: French wife of former President of France Valéry Giscard d'Estaing.
(1933) Chelo Alonso: Cuban actress who became a star in Italian cinema, and ultimately a 1960s cult film heroine and sex symbol in the U.S.
(1933) Robert Rhodes James: Historian (Gallipoli).
(1933) Poncie Ponce: American actor and singer (d. 2013).
(1933) Rene Burri: Photographer.
(1933) Jean-Paul Belmondo: Actor.
(1933) Gian Maria Volonte: Actor.
(1933) Rokusuke Ei: Japanese composer and author.
(1933) Helen McElhone: Scottish politician (d. 2013).
(1933) Philip Corner: Composer.
(1932) Omar Sharif: Egyptian-American actor, an elegant and handsome screen lover whose hit films include the magnificent "Lawrence of Arabia," which won him a 1962 Academy Award nomination for best supporting actor; "Dr. Zhivago;" and "Funny Girl.
(1932) Delphine Seyrig: French actress whose films include "L’année Dernière à Marienbad," 1964, "Peau D’âne," 1970 and "Chère Inconnue," 1979.
(1932) Hari Rhodes: American actor, a black stuntman and physical action hero in films that required martial arts, judo and karate.
(1932) Adrian Henri: Poet / President (Liverpool Academy of Arts).
(1932) Nathaniel Nelson: rocker (Flamingos).
(1932) Hari Rhodes in Cincinnati: Ohio, USA; actor (Mike - Daktari, Roots).
(1932) Heriwenta Faggs: American track & field champion.
(1932) Hariwenta Faggs: Mays Landing sports Champions.
(1932) Mae Heriwentha Faggs Starr: New Jersey, United States -- 4x100m runner (1952 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1931) René Follet: Belgian illustrator, comics writer and artist.
(1931) William Wingfield: American psychic who was named "Psychic of the Year" in the 2/19/1979 edition of the "National Enquirer," the same year that he joined Mensa.
(1931) Gérald Forton
(1931) Marcel van Maele: Belgian poet.
(1930) Michel Polac
(1930) Claude Bolling: French musician, composer, and jazz pianist and big band leader.
(1930) Nathaniel Branden: Psychologist.
(1930) Patrice Hugues: Courbevoie Painters.
(1930) Leonard Blanton: American businessman, politician.
(1930) Lord Morton [of Shauna]: Senator (College of Justice, Scotland).
(1930) Dolores Huerta: American activist co-founded the United Farm Workers.
(1930) Spede Pasanen: Finnish actor director and producer (d. 2001).
(1930) Lee Weaver: American actor.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Max von Sydow: Swedish-French actor.
(1929) Mike Hawthorn: English race car driver and one-time F1 world champion (Born 1929).
(1929) Yvette Roudy
(1929) Chuck Blore: American owner of a top advertising and public representation agency in Hollywood since 1963.
(1929) Dusan Radic: Composer.
(1929) Mike Hawthorne: British motor racing driver who was the world champion in 1958.
(1929) Joyce Appleby: Historian.
(1929) Guy Gracia: France sport Champion.
(1929) Max Von Sydow: Lund, Sweden -- Actor (Hawaii, Exorcist, Dune, Dreamscape).
(1929) Liz Sheridan: American actress.

(1927) Joan Quigley: American astrologer whose interest in astrology began when she was 15.
(1927) François Gerbaud
(1927) Marshall Nirenberg: American biochemist and geneticist Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2010).
(1927) Norma Candal: Puerto Rican actress and comedian (Born 1930).
(1927) Franéois Gerbaud: Chéteauroux Journalist.
(1927) "Alvin" Junior Samples in Cummings: Georgia, USA; country performer (Hee Haw).
(1926) Junior Samples: American southern comedian (d. 1983).
(1926) Johnnie Tillmon: civil rights activist (National Welfare Rights Association).
(1926) Jacques Castérède: French composer and pianist.
(1926) Jacques Casterede: Composer.
(1926) Hugh Hefner: Publisher.
(1926) Samples: American actor (d. 1983).
(1925) Linda Goodman: American astrologer and author (d. 1995).
(1925) Bernard Moitessier: French yachtsman and author of books about his voyages and sailing.
(1925) Sonia Sheridan: American photographer, artist, painter, sculptor, and teacher.
(1925) Angelo Poffo: American professional wrestler (Born 1925).
(1924) Kenneth Noland: American artist, most noted for his post WWII abstract expressionism style known as Color Field painting.
(1924) Lee Bergere in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actor (Joseph - Dynasty).
(1924) Johanna M van de Berg: Actress (What See I?).
(1924) Aldo Giuffrè: Italian film actor and comedian who appeared in over 90 films between 1948 and 2001.
(1923) Floyd M Simmons: Actor / decathlete (1948, 52 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1923) David Murdock: American entrepreneur and CEO in charge of Castle & Cook, a diversified conglomerate that started in Hawaii with owning Dole Foods and land investments.
(1923) Floyd Simmons: American decathlete and actor (d. 2008).
(1923) Jane Kean: American actress and singer (d. 2013).
(1923) Roger Gaillard: Haitian historian and novelist (d. 2000).
(1922) Vesna Parun: Croatian poet (Born 1922).
(1922) Giuseppe Casari: Italian soccer player.
(1921) Chuck Connors: US NBA / baseballer / actor (Boston Celtics), dies at 71.
(1921) Sheb Wooley: American actor and singer (d. 2003).
(1921) Georges Montaron: French government employee and publisher.
(1921) Peter Herbert: Penwarden priest.
(1921) Jake Warren: Canadian soldier and diplomat Canadian Ambassador to the United States (d. 2008).
(1921) Yitzhak Navon: Politician.
(1920) Ilse Rogengel: German homicide victim, shot on 10/27/1935 by her lover Ernst Klever with whom she had been having an unhappy love affair.
(1920) Pierre Le Gourierec: French military officer in World War II, a recipient of the "Order of the Liberation" (Compagnon de la Libération).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) John Houbolt: American engineer and academic (d. 2014).
(1918) Lee Bergere: American actor (d. 2007).
(1917) Robert Woodward: American chemist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1979).
(1917) Morty Corb: American jazz double-bassist who had a long career as a musician from 1946 until his death in 1996.
(1917) Jagjit Lyallpuri: Indian politician (d. 2013).
(1916) Lee Jung-seob: Korean painter (d. 1956).
(1915) Harry Morgan: American actor and director (d. 2011).
(1915) Leo Vroman: Dutch-American hematologist, celebrated poet, painter and illustrator.
(1915) John De Butts: Greensboro EXecutives.
(1914) Luciano Ramella: Italy sport Champion.

(1913) Stefan Heym: German-American soldier and author (d. 2001).
(1913) Lucien Feuillade: France Writer.
(1912) Martin Denny: Rocker / actor (Forbidden Island).
(1912) Boris Kidrič: Austrian-Slovenian politician 1st Prime Minister of Slovenia (d. 1953).
(1912) Maurice Cullaz: French jazz journalist.
(1912) Boris Kidric: Slovenian politician (d. 1953).
(1912) Clarke Hinkle: NFL fullback (Green Bay Packers).
(1912) Roy Hofheinz: engineer (Houston Astrodome).
(1911) Maurice Schumann: French politician and writer, he served as Foreign Affairs Minister under President Georges Pompidou from 1969-1973.
(1911) Martin Denny: American pianist and composer (d. 2005).
(1911) Raymond Camus: Le Havre EXecutives.
(1910) Margaret Clapp: American scholar and academic (d. 1974).
(1910) David Gilroy: Bevan politician.
(1910) Abu-Bakr Khairat: composer.
(1910) Abraham A. Ribicoff: Politician.
(1910) Helenio Herrera: An Argentine, naturalized French, football player and manager.
(1910) Paul Sweezy: American economist and publisher founded the Monthly Review (d. 2004).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) William Hinkle: Professional American football player for the Green Bay Packers.
(1908) Aidan Crawley: CEO (London Weekend TV).
(1908) Georges Baptizet: French aviator, a flying ace in World War II.
(1907) Aase Lionæs: Norwegian politician of the Labour Party.
(1907) Pete Desjardins: United States -- Platform / springboard diver (1928 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1906) Lucien Pascal: French centenarian, actor, married to a well-known actress, Giséle Casadesus.
(1906) Victor Vasarely: Artist.
(1906) Fud Livingston: composer.
(1906) Steve Anderson: American hurdler (d. 1988).
(1906) Lili Darvas: Budapest, Hungary -- Actress (Szerelem, Cimmaron).

(1905) Jan H van Roijen: Diplomat / Netherland Foreign Minister.
(1905) J. William Fulbright: Politician.
(1904) Joachim Gottschalk: German actor.
(1903) Clare Boothe Luce: American diplomat (Born 1903).
(1903) Claire Boothe Luce: American activist, (d. 1987).
(1903) Nick Stuart: Romania -- Bandleader.
(1903) Clare Newberry: American author and illustrator (d. 1970).
(1903) Clare Boothe: Luce former US ambassador to Vatican.
(1902) Hans Hausmann: German pro astrologer and writer, an advocate of scientific astrology.
(1900) Arnold Beckman: American chemist inventor and philanthropist (d. 2004).
(1900) Heinz Brenner: Germany Actor.
(1900) Jean Duvieusart: premier (Belgium 1950).

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