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Famous Birthdays of 10 August

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

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2009 - 2000

(2007) Beau Jones: English noted family member, he is the son of Emma Bunton, former Spice Girl, and her partner Jade Jones, also a musician.
(2005) Asia Ray: Dancer.
(2001) Karma Bridges: Family Member.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Summer Waikiki: Dancer.
(1998) Diptayan Ghosh: Indian chess player.
(1997) Kylie Jenner: American reality television personality, socialite and model.
(1997) Taylor Giavasis: Instagram Star.
(1996) Jacob Latimore: R&B Singer.
(1995) Labib Yasir: YouTube Star.
(1994) Bernardo Silva
(1994) Cody Owen: YouTube Star.
(1993) Yuto Nakajima: Japanese singer dancer and actor (Hey! Say! JUMP).
(1993) Ricardo Ordieres: Radio Host.

(1993) Max Stanley: YouTube Star.
(1993) Andre Drummond: Basketball Player.
(1993) Shin Hyejeong: South Korean singer and actress (AOA).
(1992) Ryn Weaver: Pop Singer.
(1992) Michelle Khare: YouTube Star.
(1992) Go Ah-sung: Movie Actress.
(1992) Christian Novelli: YouTube Star.
(1992) Mugi Kadowaki: Japanese actress.
(1992) Chanel Simmonds: South African tennis player.
(1992) Oliver Rowland: English race car driver.
(1991) Olivier Dion
(1991) Chris Tremain: Australian cricketer.
(1991) Maci Bookout: Reality Star.
(1991) Drew Lynch: Comedian.
(1991) Marcus Foligno: American-Canadian ice hockey player.
(1990) Lucas Till: American actor.
(1990) Gwen Zamora: Filipino actress.
(1990) Cruze Ah-Nau: Australian rugby player.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Brenton Thwaites: TV Actor.
(1989) Kevin Rolland: French free-style skier (half-pipe), he was gold medalist at the World Championships 2009, silver medalist at the 2015 X Games and won the gold in 2016.
(1989) Ben Sahar: Israeli footballer.
(1989) Sammi Maria: YouTube Star.
(1989) Sam Gagner: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1988) Dylan Ferguson: American Olympic athlete, he was selected to be a member of the US Ski team for the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver.
(1988) Francesco Acerbi: Italian footballer.
(1988) Julia Melim: Brazilian actress.
(1988) Gianluca Nicco: Italian footballer.
(1987) Jim Bakkum: Dutch singer and actor.

(1987) Ari Boyland: New Zealand actor and singer.
(1986) Andrea Hlaváčková: Czech tennis player.
(1986) Ryan Torain: American football player.
(1985) Jared Nathan: American actor (d. 2006).
(1985) Julia Skripnik: Estonian tennis player.
(1985) Roy O'Donovan: Irish footballer.
(1985) Enrico Cortese: Italian footballer.
(1985) Melissa Barrera: American television host.
(1984) Baltimore (Maryland)
(1984) Mokomichi Hayami: Japanese model and actor.
(1984) Ryan Eggold: TV Actor.
(1984) Cyrille Aimée
(1984) Mariel Rodriguez: Filipino television host and actress.
(1984) Jigar Naik: English cricketer.
(1983) Spencer Redford: American actress.
(1983) Jennifer Leigh
(1983) Héctor Faubel: Spanish motorcycle racer.
(1983) Jimmy Edgar: American electronic musician, graphic designer, photographer, fashion designer, and filmmaker.
(1983) Mark Bautista: Filipino singer and actor.
(1983) Chrisna Bootha: South African netball player.
(1983) Kyle Brown: American soccer player.
(1983) Alexander Perezhogin: Russian ice hockey player.
(1983) Mathieu Roy: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1983) CB Dollaway: American mixed martial artist.
(1982) Guido Massri
(1982) Devon Aoki: American supermodel and actress.
(1982) Katrina Begin: American actress.
(1982) Josh Anderson: American baseball player.
(1982) John Alvbåge: Swedish footballer.
(1982) Shaun Murphy: English snooker player.
(1982) Nicole O'Brian: American model Miss Texas USA 2003.
(1981) Natsumi Abe: Japanese singer and actress (Morning Musume Def.
(1981) Mark Bautista
(1981) Katherine Boecher
(1981) Jon Prescott: American actor.
(1981) Malek Mouath: Saudi Arabian footballer.
(1981) Guillaume Elmont: Dutch martial artist.
(1981) Taufik Hidayat: Indonesian badminton player.
(1981) Yaani King: American actress.
(1981) Manila Luzon: Reality Star.
(1980) Wade Barrett: Wrestler.
(1980) Pua Magasiva: TV Actor.
(1980) Frédéric Thomas (footballer)
(1980) Manon Kahle
(1980) Stu Bennett: English wrestler.
(1980) Roxanne McKee: Canadian-English model and actress.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Rémy Martin: French rugby union footballer.
(1979) Joanna García
(1979) Yannick Schroeder: French race car driver.
(1979) Ted Geoghegan: American author screenwriter and producer.
(1979) Dinusha Fernando: Sri Lankan cricketer.
(1979) June Shannon: Family Member.
(1979) Brandon Lyon: American baseball player.
(1979) Joanna Garcia: American actress.
(1979) Matthew Messing: American youth, an accidental death victim; a hockey player who suffered a severe blow to his chest during a hockey game and died 1/18/1995, 7:20 PM EST, Quincy, MA.
(1978) Alison Folland: American actress who landed her first movie role in 1995 ("To Die For") and has since been seen on TV and in other movies including minor roles in "Good Will Hunting" and "Boys Don't Cry.

(1978) Oliver Petszokat
(1978) Danny Allsopp: Australian footballer.
(1978) Doug Autels: Skateboarder.
(1978) Daniel Allsopp: Australian footballer.
(1978) Claire Yiu: Hong Kong model and actress.
(1978) Chris Read: English cricketer.
(1978) Marcus Fizer: American basketball player.
(1977) Aaron Kamin: American guitarist and songwriter (The Calling).
(1977) Matt Morgan: English comedian actor and radio host.
(1977) Josh Gates: TV Show Host.
(1977) Danny Griffin: Northern Irish footballer.
(1976) Jennifer Ringley: American businesswoman who ingenuously turned exhibitionism into profit, keying into the universal voyeur in all of us.
(1976) Bénédicte Le Chatelier
(1976) Michael Depoli: American wrestler.
(1976) Roadkill : American wrestler.
(1976) Ian Murray: Scottish businessman and politician Shadow Secretary of State for Scotland.
(1975) Tessie Santiago
(1975) Chieko Shiratori
(1975) Jérôme Dutitre: French football (soccer) player.
(1975) Elsa Marpeau
(1975) Lise Mackie: Te Kuiti, New Zealand -- Australian swimmer (1996 Olympics).
(1975) Ilhan Mans?z: Turkish footballer.
(1975) İlhan Mansız: Turkish footballer and figure skater.
(1974) JM Logan
(1974) Luis Marín: Costa Rican footballer and manager.
(1974) Luis Marin: Costa Rican footballer.
(1974) Miro Simonovic: Hockey goaltender (Team Slovakia 1998).
(1974) David Sommeil: French footballer.
(1974) Rachel Simmons: American feminist and author.
(1974) Walt Harris: Cornerback (Chicago Bears).
(1974) Dave Fiore: Tackle (San Francisco 49ers).
(1974) Haifaa al-Mansour: Saudi Arabian director and producer.
(1973) Fabrice Abraham
(1973) Lisa Raymond: Norristown, Pennsylvania -- Tennis star (1995 Indian Wells doubles).
(1973) Javier Zanetti: Argentinian footballer.
(1973) Keisha Delancy: Miss Turks and Caicos islands Universe (1997).
(1973) Jessica Grieco: Englewood, New Jersey -- Cyclist (1996 Olympics).
(1973) Mark Doubleday: Australian baseball infielder (1996 Olympics).
(1973) Sherriden May: NFL fullback (NY Jets).
(1972) Angie Harmon: American model and actress.
(1972) Lawrence Dallaglio: English rugby player and sportscaster.
(1972) Dilana : South African-American singer-songwriter and actress.
(1972) Jake York: American poet and educator (d. 2012).
(1972) Christofer Johnsson: Swedish singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Therion Carbonized Messiah and Demonoid).
(1972) Julann Vadnais: Miss Maine USA (1996).
(1971) Justin Theroux: American actor.
(1971) Roy Keane: Soccer Player.
(1971) Stephan Groth: Danish singer-songwriter (Apoptygma Berzerk and Bruderschaft).
(1971) Mario Kindelán: Cuban boxer.
(1971) Craig Newsome: NFL defensive back (Green Bay Packers - Super Bowl 31).
(1971) Kevin Randleman: American mixed martial artist and wrestler.
(1971) Paul Newlove: English rugby player.
(1971) Mario Kindelan: Cuban boxer.
(1971) Robby Maria: Austrian singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1971) Sal Fasano: Chicago, Illinois -- Catcher (KC Royals).
(1971) Mike Morreale: CFL slot back (Hamilton Tiger Cats).
(1971) Martin Quinney: Quesnel, British Columbia -- Canadian Tour golfer (1994 Glen Meadows-2nd).
(1970) Lisa Dergan
(1970) Gino Torretta: American football player, a quarterback for the Minnesota Vikings (1993), Detroit Lions (1994), San Francisco 49ers (1995–1996), Seattle Seahawks (1996–1997) and Indianapolis Colts (1997).
(1970) Christophe Blain
(1970) Brendon Julian: New Zealand-Australian cricketer and journalist.
(1970) Bret Hedican: St. Paul -- NHL defenseman (Vancouver Canucks).
(1970) Steve Mautone: Australian footballer and coach.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Ashley Jensen
(1969) Emily Symons: Australian actress.
(1969) Earl of: Iveagh.
(1969) Iain Fraser: Scarborough, Ontario -- NHL center (Winnipeg Jets).
(1968) Miroslav Mosner: Hockey defenseman (Team Slovakia 1998).
(1968) Rickey Smiley: Comedian.
(1968) Jennifer Horton: Dover, New Jersey -- Team handball goalie (1992, 96 Olympics).
(1968) Michel Doesburg: Soccer player (SC Heerenveen).
(1968) Moe Gardner: NFL nose tackle (Atlanta Falcons).
(1968) Greg Hawgood: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.

(1968) Pete Docter: American voice actor director and screenwriter.
(1968) Michael Bivins: Boston, Massachusetts -- Rock vocalist (New Edition, Bell Biv Devoe).
(1968) Alex Andrievski: NHL forward (Team Belarus, Olympics - 1998).
(1967) Lorraine Pearson: English singer and author (Five Star).
(1967) Philippe Albert: Belgian footballer and sportscaster.
(1967) Jean-Guy Wallemme
(1967) Reinout Scholte: Dutch cricketer.
(1967) Riddick Bowe: American boxer.
(1967) Gus Johnson: American sportscaster.
(1967) Peter Murphy: Australian rower (1996 Olympics).
(1967) Lori Tatum: LPGA golfer.
(1967) Carlos Briceno: Fountain Valley, California -- Beach volleyball (1992, 96 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1967) Mart Sander: Estonian actor singer director and author.
(1966) Hansi Kürsch: German singer-songwriter and bass player (Blind Guardian and Demons and Wizards).
(1966) Eric Hélary
(1966) Marina Berlusconi: Italian business woman from a noted family, the daughter of Silvio Berlusconi and his first wife, Carla Elvira Lucia Dall'Oglio.
(1966) Hansi Kursch: German singer.
(1966) Gerald Williams: New Orleans, Louisiana -- Outfielder (New York Yankees).
(1966) Charlie Dimmock: English gardener and television host.
(1965) Kader Boukhanef
(1965) John Starks (basketball)
(1965) Claudia Christian: American actress writer singer musician and director.
(1965) Christophe Felder
(1965) Carolyn Schuwalow: Australian distance runner (1996 Olympics).
(1965) Mike Smith: American jockey and sportscaster.
(1965) Toumani Diabaté: Malian kora player.
(1965) Mike E Smith: American jockey.
(1965) John Starks: American basketball player and coach.
(1965) Lorella Cuccarini: Italian dancer, singer, television host and actress.
(1965) Patricia Spurgin: US scherpschutser (1984 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1964) Nicole Bass
(1964) Aaron Hall (singer)
(1964) Georgi Staykov
(1964) Robert Crampton: English journalist, awarded "Interviewer of the year" at the British Press Awards in 2004.
(1964) Hiro Takahashi: Japanese singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 2005).
(1964) Andy Stankiewicz: Inglewood, California -- Infielder (New York Yankees, Montreal Expos).
(1964) Kåre Kolve: Norwegian saxophonist and composer.
(1964) Aaron Hall: American singer-songwriter (Guy).
(1963) Phoolan Devi: Indian lawyer and politician (d. 2001).
(1963) Brian Sweeney: American aviation consultant and a Navy flight instructor.
(1963) Andrew Sullivan: English-American journalist and author.
(1963) Poolan Devi: Indian "Bandit Queen," a local Robin Hood who encouraged low caste Indians, especially women, to demand equality by law.
(1963) Anton Janssen: Dutch footballer and coach.
(1962) Suzanne Collins (author)
(1962) Julia Fordham: English singer-songwriter.
(1962) Rickie Powell: American steady working child actor of film and TV.
(1962) Suzanne Collins: Young Adult Author.
(1962) Dan Donovan: rocker (Bad).
(1962) Alan Muraoka: American actor and director.
(1961) Beatrice Alda: Daughter of Alan Alda, actress (Lisa-Four Seasons).
(1961) Jon Farriss: Australian rock vocalist / drummer (INXS-Kiss the Dirt).
(1961) Nicolas Berggruen: Entrepreneur.
(1960) Antonio Banderas: Spanish actor who was well established as a leading man of Spanish films when he gained international attention with roles in Pedro Almodovar's "Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown," 1988, and "Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down!" 1990.
(1960) Marcel Dib
(1960) Kenny Perry: American golfer.
(1960) [James] Kenneth Perry: Elizabethtown, Kentucky -- PGA golfer (1991 Memorial).
(1960) Nicoletta Braschi: Italian actress.
(1960) Annely Ojastu: Estonian sprinter and long jumper.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Rosanna Arquette: American actress born into a theatrical family of three generations of close-knit, liberal actors.
(1959) Mark Price bass/vocals (All About Eve: Tin Huey - "Contents Dislodged").
(1959) Gianluca Rinaldini: Italian tennis player with a brilliant talent and a promising career.
(1959) Florent Vollant: Innu-Canadian singer-songwriter (Kashtin).
(1959) Mark Price: English drummer (All About Eve and Del Amitri).
(1959) Albert Owen: Welsh sailor and politician.
(1959) Rosanna Arquette in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Desperately Seeking Susan).
(1958) Michael Dokes: American boxer (d. 2012).
(1958) Jack Richards: English cricketer coach and manager.
(1958) Rosie Winterton: English nurse and politician Shadow Leader of the House of Commons.

(1958) Mike Dokes: American boxer; world heavyweight champion 12/10/1982 after ten years professional boxing.
(1957) Andres Põime: Estonian architect.
(1957) Zuhal Olcay: Turkish actress and singer.
(1957) Fred Ho: American saxophonist composer and playwright (d. 2014).
(1956) Dianne Fromholtz
(1956) Perween Warsi: Indian-English businesswoman.
(1956) Dianne Fromhottz: Balestrat, Australia -- Tennis star.
(1956) Peter Robbins: American actor.
(1956) Charlie Peacock: American singer-songwriter pianist and producer.
(1956) Tugboat [Fred Ottman]: WWF wrestler.
(1956) Fred Ottman: American wrestler.
(1956) José Montes: Spanish footballer and manager (d. 2013).
(1955) Eddie Campbell: Scottish comics artist and cartoonist who now lives in Australia.
(1955) Dave Hancock
(1955) Mel Tiangco: Filipina television personality and broadcast journalist.
(1955) Jim Mees: American set designer (d. 2013).
(1954) Rick Overton: American screenwriter actor and comedian.
(1954) Peter Endrulat: German footballer.
(1953) Mark Doty: American poet and prose writer.
(1952) Diane Venora: American actress.
(1952) Daniel Hugh Kelly: American actor.
(1952) Renaud Van Ruymbeke: French investigative magistrate, well known for specializing in political and financial corruption cases, who investigated the French-Taiwan frigates Affair, which was related to the Clearstream scandal, and the Urba affair.
(1952) Ashley Putnam: American singer, a coloratura soprano.
(1952) Pepsi Nunes: Marine biologist.
(1952) Daniel Kelly: TV Actor.
(1952) Nikolai Alekseyevich Pushenko: Russian Lieutenant Colonel / Cosmonaut.
(1952) Ashley Putnam in New York City: New York, USA; soprano (New York City Opera 1978).
(1951) Juan Manuel Santos
(1951) Michael Charles Evans
(1951) Jean-Luc Hees: French journalist, radio host, and president of Radio France from 2009 to 2014.
(1951) Maria Combs: LPGA golfer.
(1951) Juan Santos: World Leader.
(1950) Chicca Rostagno: Italian manager of Saman, a community for the rehab of drug addicts, which she took over after her husband and founder, Mauro Rostagno, was murdered by unknown persons on 9/26/1988.
(1950) Remy Girard: Canadian actor.
(1950) Patti Austin: American singer-songwriter.
(1950) James Reynolds: Oskaloosa, Kansas -- Actor (Abe Carver-Days of our Lives).
(1950) Eric Braunn: Rocker (Iron Butterfly).
(1950) A L Harris: Clinicaloncologist.
(1950) Rémy Girard: Canadian actor singer and game show host.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Caroline Sihol
(1949) Ralph Simpson
(1949) Gene Johnson: Sugar Grove, Pennsylvania -- Singer (Diamond Rio-Meet in the Middle).
(1948) Consuelo Penna: Brazilian psychologist who specialized in Tibetan Nyingma techniques.
(1948) Allen Miller: American professional golfer: PGA Sr.
(1948) Willy Teirlinck
(1948) Nick Stringer: English actor.
(1948) Pal Gerevich: Hungary -- Fencer (1972, 80 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1947) Ian Anderson (musician)
(1947) Anwar Ibrahim: Anwar Ibrahim is a Malaysian politician.

(1947) Terrell Adsit
(1947) Bonnie Raine: American nun and college professor.
(1947) Alan Ward: English cricketer.
(1947) Ian Anderson: Scottish musician, the flamboyant lead singer and moving spirit with the group Jethro Tull, playing rock'n'roll flute.
(1947) Drupi : Italian pop-rock singer, best known for the songs "Vado via", "Piccola e fragile", "Sereno è" and "Due".
(1947) John Spencer: English rugby player and manager.
(1946) Renaud Camus
(1946) James Reynolds (actor)
(1946) James Reynolds: Soap Opera Actor.
(1945) Marc Laffineur
(1945) Harriet Miers: American lawyer, nominated to the US Supreme Court on October 3, 2005 by President George W. Bush.
(1945) Harry Thomas: Dutch founder (Schlager Festival Gay Party).
(1945) Laura Spurr: American chairperson of the Nottawaseppi Huron Band of Potawatomi (Born 1945).
(1944) Claude Delarue
(1944) Jean-Gérard Imbar: French writer, comic book writer and screenwriter.
(1943) John Locke (musician)
(1943) Ronnie Spector: American singer-songwriter (The Ronettes).
(1943) Antoine Ghanem
(1943) Shafqat Rana: Indian-Pakistani cricketer.
(1943) Michael Mantler: American trumpet player and composer (Jazz Composer's Orchestra).
(1943) Jimmy Griffin: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Bread Black Tie and The Remingtons) (d. 2005).
(1943) Louise Forestier: French-Canadian singer, songwriter and actress.
(1943) Ronnie Spector [Veronica Bennett] in New York City: New York, USA; singer ("Be My Baby").
(1943) Veronica Bennett: Rocker.
(1942) Betsey Johnson: American fashion designer best known for her feminine and whimsical designs.
(1942) Michael Pepper: English physicist and engineer.
(1942) Betsy Johnson: fashion designer (1971 Winnie Award).
(1942) Bonnie Beeferman: American teacher of languages and English.
(1941) Marcel Barbeault: French serial killer.
(1941) Rich Brooks: American football player, a former player for the National Football League and one-time coach of the Atlanta Falcons.
(1941) Susan White: Australian painter and sculptor.
(1941) Anita Lonsbrough: England, United Kingdom -- 200m backstroke swimmer (1960 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1941) Stephen Fagan: American news figure, arrested 4/16/1998 on a kidnapping charge of abducting his two daughters 18 years before.
(1941) Kees van Kooten: Dutch TV host / founder (Simplistic Union).
(1940) Bobby Hatfield: American musician, a member of the "Righteous Brothers" along with Bill Medley.
(1940) Marie Versini
(1940) Richard Wells: Chief Constable (South Yorkshire).
(1940) Bobby Hatfield in Wisconsin: USA; rocker (Righteous Brothers - "Unchained Melody").
(1940) Barbara Mills: QC, British Director of Public Prosecutions.
(1940) Sid Waddell: English sportscaster (d. 2012).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Kate O'Mara: English actress (d. 2014).
(1939) Charles Rose: (Rep-D-North Carolina, 1973- ).
(1939) Charlie Rose: American lawyer and politician (d. 2012).
(1938) Tony Ross: English author and illustrator.
(1938) Grit Boettcher: German actress.
(1937) Saadiah (actress)
(1937) Lucinda Williams: US sprinter (1960 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1937) Anatoly Sobchak: Russian scholar and politician Mayor of Saint Petersburg (d. 2000).
(1936) Margot A Mason
(1936) Leendert-John Schalm: Dutch banker on Curacao.

(1936) Margot Mason: American pro American astrologer practicing in Washington, DC.
(1935) Jerrie Anthony Hulme: British Major General.
(1935) Ad van Luyn: Dutch bishop.
(1935) Ian Stewart: Baron Stewartby English politician Minister of State for the Armed Forces.
(1935) Lord Stewartby
(1935) Giya Alexandrovich Kancheli: Georgian composer (Night Prayers).
(1934) Richard Atcheson: American senior editor of the new "Lear's" magazine.
(1934) James Tenney
(1934) Rani Nanjappa: Indian painter from Coorg state (later part of Mysore, now Karnataka).
(1934) James Carl Tenney: Composer.
(1934) Tevfik Kış: Turkish wrestler and trainer.
(1933) Elizabeth Butler-Sloss: Baroness Butler-Sloss English lawyer and judge.
(1933) Doyle Brunson: American poker player who has played professionally for over 50 years.
(1933) Lynn Cohen: Movie Actress.
(1933) Butler-Sloss: British Lady Justice.
(1933) Rocky Colavito in Bronx: New York, USA; baseball player (Hit four home runs in a game).
(1933) Rocky Colavito: American baseball player and sportscaster.
(1933) Charles Albright: American serial killer in Dallas, Texas, known as “the eyeball killer” because his three alleged victims had their eyeballs removed.
(1933) Keith Duckworth: English mechanical engineer (Cosworth) (Born 1933).
(1933) Bill Nieder: Shot putter, (1960 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1933) Alan Hardcastle: Chairman (Lloyds Regulatory Board).
(1932) Gaudencio Rosales: Filipino cardinal and Archbishop of Manila.
(1932) Alexander Goehr: English composer and academic.
(1931) Tom Laughlin: American actor, producer, director and writer of low-budget independent films.
(1931) Alexis Gilliland: American writer of sci-fi, the author of seven novels as well as three collections of cartoons.
(1931) Vera Colombo: Italian ballet dancer who made her debut at La Scala in 1953.
(1931) Eugène Letendre: French road racer cyclist, who competed professionally from 1954 to 1963.
(1931) Dolores Alexander: American journalist and activist (d. 2008).
(1930) Saeedi Sirjani: Poet.
(1930) Barry Unsworth: English-Italian author and academic (d. 2012).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Joseph Ujlaki
(1929) Altidoro Polidori: Italy sport Champion.
(1929) John Alldis: Composer / conductor.
(1928) Eddie Fisher: American crooner of the 1950's.
(1928) Ray Mundt: American executive and CEO in charge of Alco Standard, a paper distributor and office equipment company.
(1928) Alice G0Lde: Corbeil-Essonnes physician.
(1928) Jimmy Dean: American country music singer, television host, actor and businessman.
(1928) Gus Mercurio: American-born Australian actor (d. 2010).
(1928) Eddie Fisher in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania; singer ("Oh My Papa", "Lady of Spain").
(1928) Jimmy Dean in Texas: USA; actor/singer (Jimmy Dean Show, Diamonds are Forever).

(1928) Gerino Gerini: Italian race car driver (d. 2013).
(1927) Nejat Uygur: Turkish actor (b.
(1927) Vernon Washington: American actor (Born 1927).
(1927) Jimmy Martin: American singer and guitarist (d. 2005).
(1927) Henry Hoyt: American merchandise marketer and CEO of Carter-Wallace, a health care and personal products line.
(1926) Marie-Claire Alain: French organist and organ teacher best known for her prolific recording career.
(1926) Julian Armistead: American astrologer.
(1926) Edwin James Nairn Carr: Composer.
(1925) Alastair Webster Mackie: Poet / teacher.
(1925) Cornelius Clarkson Vermeule III in South Orange: New Jersey, USA; American numismatist, curator, scholar, cataloger, professor of art history at Yale, author (Numismatic Art in America, Aesthetics of the United States Coinage 1971, 2007).
(1925) Lawrence Byford: HM Chief Inspector of Constabulary.
(1925) George Cooper: English general.
(1924) Jean-François Lyotard: French post-structuralist philosopher and literary theorist.
(1924) Martha Hyer: Texas, United States -- Actress (Day of the Wolves, Night of the Grizzly).
(1924) Nancy Buckingham: British romance novelist.
(1923) Rhonda Fleming: American actress, a beautiful redhead with dazzling green eyes who photographed great in Technicolor, often playing femme fatale roles.
(1923) Jean Graton: French comic book author and cartoonist.
(1923) Joseph Bialot
(1923) SM Sultan: Bangladeshi painter and illustrator (d. 1994).
(1923) Gillian Brown: Diplomat.
(1923) Rhonda Fleming in Hollywood: California, USA; actress (Spellbound).
(1923) Bill Doolittle: American football player and coach (d. 2014).
(1923) Fred Ridgway: English cricketer and footballer (d. 2015).
(1922) Paul Gégauff
(1922) J Quemeneur: French writer, an author of detective stories.
(1921) Leonard Lickorish: Director-General (British Tourist authority).
(1920) Red Holzman: American basketball Head Coach: led the Knicks to two NBA Championships, in 1970 and '72.
(1920) Daniel Cordier: French militant royalist, a 'Camelot du roi,' committed to the Free France Forces from June 1940 and serving as the Secretary of Jean Moulin in 1942-1943.
(1920) Antonio Voci: Italian figurative artist with the largest group of owners of his works residing in Switzerland, England, Germany, Italy, Canada and the US; as well as various works scattered the world over.
(1920) Henry Lafont: French aviator, the last surviving French veteran of the Battle of Britain.
(1920) William "Red" Holzman: NBA coach (NY Knickerbockers, 754 wins).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Sacha Vierny: French cinematographer recognized for his collaborations with Alain Resnais and Chris Marker, notably the film "Last Year at Marienbad," 1961.
(1919) Elizabeth Thomas: Literary consultant.
(1919) James Galloway: Lake Toxaway Military man.
(1918) Claude Raynaud: Felletin Cartoonists.
(1918) Eugene Wilkinson: United States Naval officer, nicknamed "Dennis," who was selected for three historic command assignments.
(1917) Henri Couture: La Rochelle Military man.
(1917) James Boyd: Scottish artist and painter.
(1916) Clement WK Mundle
(1916) Clement Mundle: Scottish philosopher and professor, actively involved in a study of parapsychology, publishing many articles.
(1916) Bernard Fuchs: French military pilot, a flying ace in World War II.

(1916) Jim Mertz: American baseball player, a right-handed pitcher with the Washington Senators for one season in 1943.
(1916) John Clark: Hampton, Iowa -- Actor (Graveyard of Horror).
(1915) Ralph Thomas
(1915) Keith B McCutcheon
(1915) Keith Mc: East Liverpool Military man.
(1915) Keith McCutcheon: American military, a highly decorated General in the US Marines.
(1914) Ken Annakin
(1914) Jeff Corey: NYC, New York -- Actor (Getting Straight, Superman & Mole Men).
(1914) Carlos Menditeguy: Argentinian race car driver and polo player (d. 1973).
(1914) Ray Smith: British actor (And Then You Die), dies at 55.
(1913) Noah Beery Jr: NYC, New York -- Actor (Rockford Files, Quest, Doc Elliot).
(1913) Noah Beery: Jr.
(1913) Kalevi Kotkas: Estonian-Finnish high jumper and discus thrower (d. 1983).
(1913) Wolfgang Paul: German physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1993).
(1913) Olivier Hussenot: French theatre and film actor, who appeared in French, Italian and US-American films.
(1913) Steven Nagy bowler: first to bowl 300 on TV (1954).
(1912) Jorge Amado: Brazilian writer whose 32 books were translated into some 50 languages.
(1912) Ivo Samkalden: Dutch Labour politician, jurist, minister of justice and Mayor of Amsterdam.
(1912) Herman Strategier: Dutch Organist / composer / conductor.
(1912) Richard Reeves: NYC, New York -- Actor (Murph-Date With an Angel).
(1912) Romain Maes: Belgian cyclist who won the 1935 Tour de France after wearing the yellow jersey of leadership from beginning to end.
(1912) Makio Murayama: American biochemist.
(1911) Stanley Gillen: American auto industry executive, director of Ford of Europe from 1967.
(1911) Antoine Schlindwein: France sport Champion.
(1911) Jacques Fasquelle: St Val?ry en Caux physician.
(1911) A Sherwin-White: English historian and author (d. 1993).
(1911) A N Sherwin-White: English historian (d. 1993).
(1911) Leonidas Andrianopoulos: Greek footballer (d. 2011).
(1910) Gordon Joseph Gray
(1910) Gordon Gray: Scottish ecclesiastic, Roman Catholic priest, Archbishop of St. Andrews and Edinburgh.
(1910) Guy Mairesse: French race car driver (d. 1954).
(1910) Bob Wood: American attorney, a Naval officer in WW II and Admiralty lawyer.
(1910) Angus Campbell: United States -- Psychologist (Elections & Political Order).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Thyrza Escobar-Jones: American astrologer and author of "Essentials of Natal Interpretation," "Side-Lights of Astrology" and "144 Doors of the Zodiac.
(1909) Julio A Abraham: President (Democratic Party Bonaire).
(1909) Emile Cantarel: Flers de l'Orne Military man.
(1909) Brian Easdale: Composer.
(1909) Claude Thornhill: Composer.
(1909) Mohammed V ibn Yusuf: King of Morocco (1953, 1955-61).
(1909) Leo Fender: American businessman founded Fender Musical Instruments Corporation (d. 1991).
(1909) Frank Bowden: Industrialist / landowner.
(1909) George W Crockett Jr: (Rep-D-Michigan, 1980- ).
(1908) Alexander d'Arcy

(1908) Rica Erickson: Australian botanist historian and author (d. 2009).
(1908) Gabrielle Keiller: Collector / golfer.
(1908) Billy Gonsalves: American soccer player (d. 1977).
(1907) Marcel Trompier: Villi?-Morgan EXecutives.
(1907) Su Yu: Chinese Communist military leader (d. 1984).
(1906) Era Bell Thompson [Dakota Dick]: US actress (Ebony).
(1905) Richard F Kahn: Baron of Hampstead / British economist.
(1905) Bernard Benjamin Gillis: British judge.
(1905) Era Thompson: American journalist and author (d. 1986).
(1905) Era Bell Thompson: American journalist (d. 1986).
(1904) Paul Wiese: American astrologer who joined AFA in October 1949.
(1903) Lisle: British lord.
(1903) Marcel Cormier: Mordelles physician.
(1903) Ward Moore: American novelist (d. 1978).
(1902) Norma Shearer: Canadian-American actress and singer (d. 1983).
(1902) Curt Siodmak: German-American author and screenwriter of such 40's and 50's sci-fi classics as "The Wolf Man" and "I Walked With a Zombie.
(1902) Arne Tiselius: Swedish biochemist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1971).
(1901) Mary Odette
(1900) René Crevel: French writer, a dada playwright, openly gay.
(1900) Henri Ey: French psychiatrist, psychoanalyst and philosopher.
(1900) Rene Crevel: France Writer.
(1900) Jean Mantelet: French entrepreneur, a manufacturer of kitchen and household appliances.
(1900) Arthur Porritt: Baron Porritt New Zealand physician and politician 11th Governor-General of New Zealand (d. 1994).
(1900) Norma Shearer: Canadian-American actress, the recipient of a Best Actress Oscar for her role in "The Divorcee.

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