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Famous Birthdays of 11 April

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 11th of April

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2010 - Today

(2015) Silas Timberlake: Family Member.

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2009 - 2000

(2008) Gage Butler: YouTube Star.
(2007) Noah Domasin: American newsmaker.
(2004) Amy Baldwin: Family Member.
(2003) Mariangeli Collado: YouTube Star.
(2002) Rebecca Riley: American victim of prescription drug overdose at age 4. Whether it was accidental or intentional is under investigation in 2007.
(2002) Alexa Gerasimovich: Soap Opera Actress.
(2001) GtfoSage : YouTube Star.
(2000) Morgan Lily: American actress.
(2000) Sarah Doohan: American noted family, the daughter of Star Trek's "Scotty," age 80 and his 43-year-old wife.

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1999 - 1990

(1998) Oliver Dillon: English actor.
(1997) Julia Randall: American noted family, the daughter of Tony Randall, 77, and his wife Heather Harlan, 27, their first child.
(1997) Ethan Couch: American criminal.
(1997) Miriam Kolodziejová: Czech tennis player.
(1996) Dele Alli: Soccer Player.
(1995) Dodie Clark: YouTube Star.
(1995) Shirin David: Instagram Star.
(1995) Sycerika McMahon: Irish swimmer.
(1995) Kieran Alleyne: Pop Singer.
(1994) Lindsey Wixson: American model.

(1994) Dakota Richards: Movie Actress.
(1994) Robby Epicsauce: YouTube Star.
(1994) Joshua Brand: Model.
(1993) Yuji Takahashi: Japanese footballer.
(1993) Lucas Ludwig: Guitarist.
(1993) Marcus Johns: Vine Star.
(1992) Scott Haran: TV Actor.
(1992) Ava Sangster: Family Member.
(1992) Jimmy Gian: Pop Singer.
(1991) James Magnussen: Australian swimmer.
(1991) Cédric Bakambu
(1991) Slaven Doslo
(1991) Thiago Alcántara
(1991) Thiago Alcântara: Spanish footballer.
(1991) Toddy Smith: Vine Star.
(1991) Niall Canavan: English-born Irish footballer.
(1991) Thiago Alcantara: Soccer Player.
(1991) James Roberts: Australian swimmer.
(1991) Andreea Grigore: Romanian gymnast.
(1991) Erina Mano: Japanese singer and actress (Ongaku Gatas and Petitmoni).
(1990) Thulani Serero: South African footballer.
(1990) Dimitrios Anastasopoulos: Greek footballer.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Eka Darville: TV Actor.
(1989) Enner Valencia: Soccer Player.
(1989) Torrin Lawrence: American sprinter (d. 2014).
(1989) Zola Jesus: American singer-songwriter (Former Ghosts).
(1989) Lindsay DeFranco: YouTube Star.
(1988) Oleh Kovalenko: Ukrainian footballer.
(1988) Leland Irving: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1987) Joss Stone: Soul Singer.
(1987) Lights (musician)
(1987) Martin Weill

(1987) Lights : Canadian singer-songwriter.
(1987) Giuseppe Caccavallo: Italian footballer.
(1987) Michelle Phan: Entrepreneur.
(1987) Matt Magnone: YouTube Star.
(1986) Stephanie Pratt: American reality TV personality.
(1986) Dai Greene: Welsh hurdler.
(1986) Lena Schöneborn: German pentathlete.
(1986) Roman Heart: American porn actor.
(1986) Dylan Alvarez: Rapper.
(1985) Pablo Domínguez: Spanish footballer.
(1985) Will Minson: Australian rules footballer.
(1984) Nikola Karabatic
(1984) Kelli Garner: American actress.
(1984) Nikola Karabatić: French handball player.
(1984) Monica May: American actress.
(1984) Nicolas Karabatic: Serbian-Croatian athlete, a handball player on the French team.
(1983) Jessica Burciaga: Model.
(1983) Jennifer Heil: Canadian skier.
(1983) Rubén Palazuelos: Spanish footballer.
(1983) Nicky Pastorelli: Dutch race car driver.
(1983) Ruben Palazuelos: Spanish football player.
(1983) Joanna Douglas: Canadian actress.
(1983) Julion Alvarez: World Music Singer.
(1982) Peeter Kümmel: Estonian skier.
(1982) Angel Dark: Slovak pornographic actress and model.
(1982) Ian Bell: English cricketer.
(1982) Danja: American record producer, composer, and songwriter.
(1981) Alessandra Ambrosio: Model.
(1981) Alexandre Burrows: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1980) Mark Teixeira: American baseball player.
(1980) Keiji Tamada: Japanese footballer.
(1980) Festus Baise: Nigerian-Hong Kong footballer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Nazanin Afshin-Jam: Iranian-Canadian model singer and activist Miss World Canada 2003.
(1979) Paul Byrom
(1979) Michel Riesen: Swiss ice hockey player.
(1979) Malcolm Christie: English footballer.
(1979) Sebastien Grainger: Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist (Death from Above 1979).
(1979) Martin Padar: Estonian martial artist.
(1979) Josh Server: American actor.
(1979) María Swett: Chilean actress.
(1979) Chris Gaylor: American drummer.
(1979) Maria Elena Swett: Chilean actress.

(1978) Brett Claywell: American actor.
(1978) Victor Sikora: soccer player (Go Ahead Eagles).
(1978) Tom Thacker: Canadian singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Gob Sum 41 and The McRackins).
(1978) Josh Hancock: American baseball player (d. 2007).
(1977) Ivonne Teichmann: German runner.
(1977) René Juge: French naval officer, a vice admiral who died on 9 February 1958.
(1977) DJ Fresh: DJ.
(1977) Ezequiel Rodriguez: TV Actor.
(1976) Coralie Trinh Thi
(1976) Ruth Moschner
(1976) Cory Brandan
(1976) Kelvim Escobar: Venezuelan baseball player.
(1976) Anthony Magnoni: French teenager, known as Hades, age 19 when he and three other local teens desecrated the Toulon cemetery.
(1976) Coralie Thi: French author and pornographic actress.
(1975) Walid Soliman: Tunisian author and translator.
(1975) Olga Hostáková: Czech tennis player.
(1975) Terry Cousin: NFL cornerback (Chicago Bears).
(1974) Tricia Helfer: TV Actress.
(1974) Zöe Lucker: English actress.
(1974) György Pálfi
(1974) Alex Corretja
(1974) Franck Renier
(1974) Trot Nixon: American baseball player and sportscaster.
(1974) Franck Rénier: French road bicycle racer, professional since 2000.
(1974) Jul : French author and drawer, formerly historian (he passed the aggregation).
(1974) Zoe Lucker: British television actor.
(1974) Ashot Danielyan: Armenian weightlifter.
(1974) Àlex Corretja: Spanish tennis player and coach.
(1974) Anton Glanzelius: Swedish actor.
(1974) David Jassy: Swedish singer-songwriter and producer (Navigators).
(1974) Alex Corretja in Barcelona: Spain; tennis star (1990 Orange Bowl boys 16).
(1974) David Banner: Rapper.
(1974) Sascha van: Wissen; Dutch soccer player (MVV).
(1973) Jennifer Esposito: American actress.
(1973) Olivier Magne
(1973) Garance Clavel
(1973) Jérôme Bonnissel
(1973) Reggie Tongue: NFL safety (Kansas City Chiefs).
(1973) Blake Brockermeyer NFL tackle (Green Bay Packers: Carolina Panthers).
(1973) Chris Nunez: Reality Star.
(1973) Monica Chala: Miss Universe - Ecuador (1996).
(1972) Allan Théo: French singer, particularly known for his hit "Emmène-moi" (1998), sold at more than 1 million copies (France, Belgium, Switzerland, Canada).
(1972) Natacha Régnier: Belgian actress, she was attracted to theatre and attended Insas, in Brussel.
(1972) Guizmo (musician)
(1972) Jason Varitek: American baseball player and manager.
(1972) Avo Avetisyan: WLAF defensive linesman (Amsterdam Admirals).
(1972) Dietrich Jells: wide receiver (New England Patriots).
(1972) Kunihiko Sakurai: hockey forward (Team Japan 1998).
(1972) Nicole Levesque: WNBA guard (Charlotte Sting).
(1972) Balls Mahoney: American professional wrestler.
(1971) John Leech: English politician.
(1971) Vicellous Reon Shannon: American actor.
(1971) Vicellous Shannon: American actor.
(1971) Oliver Riedel: German bass player (Rammstein and The Inchtabokatables).
(1971) Justin Carmical: YouTube Star.
(1970) Clair (humorist)
(1970) Delroy Pearson in Romford: Essex, England; rocker (Five Star-Between the Lines).
(1970) Trevor Linden in Medicine Hat: Alberta, Canada; NHL right wing (Vancouver Canucks, New York Islanders).
(1970) Sean Bergman in Joliet: Illinois, USA; pitcher (San Diego Padres).
(1970) Joe Vitiello in Cambridge: Massachusetts, USA; infielder (Kansas City Royals).
(1970) Delroy Pearson: English singer-songwriter and producer (Five Star).
(1970) Johnny Messner: American actor.
(1970) Trevor Linden: Canadian ice hockey player and manager.
(1970) Dylan Keefe: American bass player (Marcy Playground).
(1970) Whigfield : Danish-Italian singer-songwriter producer and actress.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Dustin Rhodes: American professional wrestler.
(1969) J Nick Adamson: Freeport, Bahamas -- US laser yachter (1996 Olympics - 21st Place).
(1969) Chisato Moritaka: Japanese singer-songwriter and actress.
(1969) Janeth Arcain: WNBA forward (Houston Comets).
(1969) Jesse Campbell NFL safety (New York Giants: Washington Redskins).
(1969) Silvia Melis: Italian kidnapping victim by terrorists February 1997 in Sardinia.
(1969) Goldust : Wrestler.
(1969) Cerys Matthews: Welsh singer.
(1969) Caren Miosga: German journalist and TV moderator.
(1969) Michael von Grünigen: Swiss skier.

(1968) Sergey Lukyanenko: Russian author.
(1968) Eric Moten: NFL guard/tackle (San Diego Chargers).
(1968) Sergei Lukyanenko: Kazakh-Russian journalist and author.
(1967) Lachlan Dreher: Australian field hockey goal keeper (1992, 96 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1967) Stefan Johnstown: Norwegian speed walker (world record 20 km).
(1967) Wendel Suckow in Marquette: Michigan, USA; luger (Olympics-1994).
(1967) Mark Seay: NFL wide receiver (SD Chargers, Philadelphia Eagles).
(1966) Lisa Stansfield: English singer-songwriter and actress (Blue Zone).
(1966) Goulven Toupel: French jockey with 64 wins, obstacle races; winner of the 1999 obstacle Cravache d’Or.
(1966) Kara McGaw in Toronto: Ontario, Canada; softball rightfielder (Olympics-1996).
(1966) Dave Richards: NFL guard (Atlanta Falcons).
(1966) Sabine Bends: German astrologer.
(1966) Steve Scarsone: American baseball player and manager.
(1966) Steve Scarsone in Anaheim: California, USA; infielder (San Francisco Giants).
(1966) Mason Reese: American actor.
(1966) Mark Higgs: NFL running back (Arizona Cardinals).
(1965) Tom Hunting: American drummer (Exodus).
(1965) Mason Reese: American actor.
(1965) Lynn Ferguson: Scottish actress and screenwriter.
(1964) Bret Saberhagen: American noted pro baseball pitcher who has played in the American League for nine years and the National League for four years as of 1998.
(1964) Johann Paetsch: American cellist.
(1964) Rodney Croome: Australian LGBT rights activist and academic.
(1964) Johann Sebastian Paetsch: American cellist.
(1964) Tony Tedeschi: American porn actor.
(1964) Patrick Sang: Kenyan runner.
(1964) John Cryer: English journalist and politician.
(1964) Steve Azar: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1963) Enrico Chieffi: Italian professional team sailor along with his brother, Tommaso, who were world champions in 1995.
(1963) Chris Ferguson: American poker player.
(1963) Nigel Pulsford: English guitarist (Bush).
(1963) Billy Bowden: New Zealand cricketer and umpire.
(1963) Waldemar Fornalik: Polish footballer and manager.
(1963) Elizabeth Smylie: Perth, Western Australia -- Tennis star (1987 Okla City).
(1963) Eddy Moya: El Paso, Texas -- Actor.
(1963) June Gibbons: Yemen black first-born twin.
(1963) Jennifer Gibbons: Yemen black second born twin, born breech.
(1963) Mark Thomas: Comedian.
(1962) Terry Hoage: NFL wide receiver (Arizona Cardinals).
(1962) Franck Ducheix: French fencer.
(1962) Mark Lawson: English journalist and author.
(1962) Barb Hindley: Astrology student for 20 years, at present learning business/financial astrology.
(1962) Vincent Gallo: American actor.
(1961) Vincent Gallo: American actor singer director producer and screenwriter.
(1961) Éric Revel
(1961) Laurent Cantet: French director, who received the Palme d'Or at the Festival de Cannes 2008, for the film "Entre les murs.
(1961) Nobuaki Kakuda: Japanese martial artist.
(1961) Lucky Vanous in Lincoln: Nebraska, USA; model (GQ, Diet Coke).
(1961) Doug Hopkins: American guitarist and songwriter (Gin Blossoms) (Born 1961).
(1960) Jeremy Clarkson: British journalist.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Pierre Lacroix: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1959) Ana Maria Polo: Cuban-American lawyer and arbitrator.
(1959) Aleandro Baldi: Italian singer-songwriter and composer, born blind.
(1959) Ana Polo: Cuban-American lawyer and judge.
(1958) Brynn Hartman: American noted family, the wife of TV star Phil Hartman, who shot her husband to death as he slept the night of May 28, 1998, approximately 2:00 AM to 2:30 AM at their home in Encino, CA.
(1958) Stuart Adamson: English-Scottish singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Skids Big Country) (d. 2001).
(1958) Lokua Kanza
(1958) Luc Luycx
(1958) Didier Levillain: French sailor, a professional skipper who competed in the Route du Rhum 1998 and 2002.
(1958) John Castellanos in San Diego: California, USA; actor (John Silva - The Young and the Restless).

(1958) Sally Clark: Feilding, New Zealand -- Equestrian 3 day event (1996 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1958) Lyudmila Kondratyeva: Russian sprinter.
(1958) Ana Polo: TV Show Host.
(1957) Sophie Tasma
(1957) Jacques Terpant
(1957) Michael Card: American singer-songwriter guitarist and radio host.
(1957) John Castellanos: San Diego, California -- Actor (John Silva - Young and the Restless).
(1957) Richard Sévigny: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1956) Patrick Lancaster: American abusive husband and homicide victim, he was killed by his wife, a respected physician, on Easter Sunday, April 8, 2007.
(1955) Micheal Ray Richardson: American basketball player.
(1955) Michele Scarabelli: Actress (Jo Santini-Airwolf, Alienation, Dallas).
(1955) Micheal Richardson: American basketball player and coach.
(1955) Piers J Sellers: Sussex, England -- PhD / Astronaut.
(1955) Kevin Brady: American lawyer and politician.
(1955) Michael Callen: American singer-songwriter and activist (The Flirtations) (d. 1993).
(1955) Neville Staple: Jamaican-English singer-songwriter (The Specials Fun Boy Three and Special Beat).
(1954) Daniel Zanello
(1954) Aleksandr Averin: Aleksandr Averin Azerbaijani cyclist and coach.
(1954) Abdullah Atalar: Turkish scientist and academic.
(1954) Francis Lickerish: English guitarist and composer (The Enid and Secret Green).
(1954) Ian Redmond: Malaysian-English biologist and conservationist.
(1954) Attila Sudár: Hungarian water polo player.
(1954) Willie Royster: American baseball player (d. 2015).
(1954) David Perrett: Scottish psychologist and academic.
(1953) Guy Verhofstadt: Belgian politician, who served as the 47th Prime Minister of Belgium from 1999 to 2008.
(1953) Andrew Wiles: English mathematician and academic.
(1952) Peter Windsor: English-Australian journalist and sportscaster.
(1952) Nancy Honeytree: American singer and guitarist.
(1952) Michael Daly in Toronto: Ontario, Canada; Canadian Tour golfer (1991 British Columbia Winter Tour).
(1952) Indira Samarasekera: Sri Lankan engineer and academic.
(1951) Paul Fox: English musician and singer (The Ruts) (Born 1951).
(1951) Doris Angleton: American murder victim (d. 1997).
(1951) Jim Holton
(1951) Robbie House: rocker (Snuff).
(1951) James Patrick Kelly: American author.
(1951) Tracy Gary: American philanthropist and donor activist for more than 25 years as of 2003.
(1951) James Kelly: American author and academic.
(1950) Bill Irwin: American actor, dancer, choreographer, clown, mime and gymnast who combined his talents to create characters for comedy skits in performance art, a unique form of entertainment.
(1950) Tom Hill: English bass guitarist (Geordie).
(1950) Bill Irwin in Santa Monica: California, USA; actor (My Blue Heaven, Scenes From a Mall).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Jean-Pierre Bastiat
(1949) Mark Fiedler: American keyboard player; trombone at age 12 then bass.
(1949) Jean Bastiat: French rugby player who has had numerous selections in the French team XV to play as 2nd row.
(1949) Pierre Bastiat
(1949) Bernd Eichinger: German film producer and director (Born 1949).
(1949) Carl Franklin: American actor director and screenwriter.
(1949) Tetsuya Takeda: Japanese singer and actor.
(1948) Massimo D'Antona: Italian attorney, law professor and vice-minister, assassinated by the Red Brigade 5/20/1999 outside his home in Rome.
(1948) Ellen Goodman: Syndicated columnist (or 1941).
(1947) Dominique Issermann

(1947) Uli Edel: German director and screenwriter.
(1947) Lev Bulat: Ukrainian-Russian physicist and academic.
(1947) Michael Hindley: British Member of European Parliament.
(1947) Peter Riegert: American actor director and screenwriter.
(1947) Frank Mantooth: American pianist and composer (d. 2004).
(1947) Peter Riegert in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Americathon, Animal House, Crossing Delancey).
(1947) Meshach Taylor: American actor and singer (d. 2014).
(1947) Michael Wright: Vice-Chancellor (Aston University).
(1946) Nicholas Bell
(1946) Bob Harris: English journalist and radio host.
(1946) Chris Burden: American sculptor illustrator and academic (d. 2015).
(1946) Laurie Faso: American actor and game show host.
(1945) Jacques Perot: French historian and curator.
(1945) John Krebs: Baron Krebs English zoologist and academic.
(1945) Dominique-Antoine Grisoni: French philosopher, author, editor, journalist and critic.
(1944) Nicoletta
(1944) Peter Barfuß: German footballer.
(1944) NICOLETTA : Thonon les Bains Actor.
(1944) R J: B Knight; deputy director (National Maritime Museum).
(1944) John Milius: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1943) Robert S White
(1943) Gérard Vié: French chef, two Michelin stars.
(1943) Robert White: American politician, Pete Wilson's Chief of Staff, a top aide since 1968 when Wilson won election to State Assembly.
(1943) Harley Race: American professional wrestler.
(1943) Elmer R Wilsoe: Island Mayor (Curacao).
(1943) John Montagu: 11th Earl of Sandwich English businessman and politician.
(1943) Paul Biemouret
(1943) E J Dommering: Dutch lawyer.
(1943) Earl of: Sandwich.
(1942) Anatoly Berezovoy: Russian colonel pilot and astronaut (d. 2014).
(1942) Anatoly Nikolayevich Berezovoi: USSR -- Cosmonaut (Soyuz T-5).
(1942) James Underwood: English pathologist and academic.
(1942) Christopher Harbonville: French-Canadian film maker.
(1941) Ellen Goodman: American Pulitzer-prize winning writer and columnist whose commentary appears in well over 250 newspapers across the United States.
(1941) Lewis Platt: Business Executive.
(1941) Shirley Stelfox: English actress (d. 2015).
(1941) David Lyle Boren American politician (Senator-Democrat-Oklahoma: 1979-).
(1941) Frederick "Rick" Hauck in Long Beach: California, USA; astronaut (STS-7, STS 51-A, STS-26).
(1940) Emmanuel Hocquard
(1940) Władysław Komar: Polish shot putter and actor (d. 1998).
(1940) Thomas Harris: American author and screenwriter.
(1940) Firmin: Australian politician (d. 2013).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Louise Lasser: American actress and screenwriter.
(1939) Gérard Delteil: French writer, an author of numerous crime novels, thrillers and suspense narratives.
(1939) Louise Lasser in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Mary Hartman! Mary Hartman!).
(1939) Luther Johnson: American singer and guitarist.
(1938) Gerry Baker: American soccer player and manager (d. 2013).
(1938) Michael Deaver: Reagan Administration Deputy White House Chief of Staff (Born 1938).
(1938) Kurt Moll: German actor and singer.
(1937) Jill Gascoine: British-American writer and actress known for her dramatic roles portraying women as efficient and intelligent professionals.
(1936) Nelly Kaplan
(1936) Janet Allen: headmistress (Benenden School).

(1936) Brian Noble: English bishop.
(1935) Pierre Kartner: [Father Abraham]; Dutch singer (Smurf Song).
(1935) Richard Kuklinski: American organized crime figure (Born 1935).
(1935) Richard Berry: American singer-songwriter (The Flairs) (d. 1997).
(1934) Jean Lanzi
(1934) Mark Strand: Canadian-born American poet essayist and translator (d. 2014).
(1934) Richard A Garland: Artist / photographer.
(1934) Jean Verges: France sport Champion.
(1934) Dame Anne: Poole; chief nursing officer (Department of Health).
(1934) Ron Pember: English actor director and playwright.
(1933) Tony Brown: American journalist and academic.
(1933) salvatore Burruni
(1933) Tony Brown in Charleston: West Virginia, USA; newsman (Tony Brown's Journal).
(1932) Joel Grey: American entertainer, dancer and actor of the stage, film and TV.
(1932) Max Schubel: Composer.
(1932) F Gregory Neubeck: USAF pilot.
(1932) Joel Grey [Joe Katz] in Cleveland: Ohio, USA; actor (Cabaret, Remo Williams, 7 percent Solution).
(1931) Sergio Sebastiani
(1931) Koichi Sugiyama: Japanese composer and conductor.
(1931) John[ny] Sheffield in Pasadena: California, USA; American actor (boy in many Tarzan movies).
(1931) Johnny Sheffield: Pasadena, California -- Actor (Boy-Tarzan Finds a Son).
(1931) Lewis Jones: Welsh rugby player and coach.
(1930) Anton LaVey: American founder of the Church of Satan (Born 1930).
(1930) Ronald Fraser
(1930) W G [Bill] Hefner American politician (Representative-Democrat-North Carolina: 1975-).
(1930) Anton Lavey: American Satanist and author of "The Satanic Bible.
(1930) Carl Franklin in Richmond: California, USA; actor (Fantastic Journey).
(1930) Clive Exton: Scriptwriter and playwright.
(1930) Kazuo Fukushima: Composer.
(1930) Walter Krüger: German javelin thrower.
(1930) Nicholas Brady: American businessman and politician 68th United States Secretary of the Treasury.
(1930) Nicholas F: Brady; US Secretary of Treasury (1988-93).
(1930) Joseph Burnett-Stuart: CEO (Robert Fleming Holdings).
(1930) James Alan: Ferman; secretary (British Board of Film Classification).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Almino Afonso
(1929) Henri Garcin
(1929) Lawrence Coughlin American politician (Representative-Republican-Pennsylvania: 1969-).
(1929) Henri Authier: French boxer in the featherweight division.
(1929) Almino Affonso: Brazilian politician, the Lieutenant governor of Orestes Quércia.
(1928) Ethel Kennedy: American news figure and the wife of Robert Kennedy.
(1928) Tommy Tycho: Hungarian-Australian pianist composer and conductor (d. 2013).
(1928) Monique Gerard: France Actor.
(1928) Ethel Skakel in Chicago: Illinois, USA; wife of Robert F. Kennedy.
(1928) Henri Garcin: Belgian film actor who has appeared in more than 100 films since 1956.

(1928) Michel Gagnion: French executive, General director of the French Federation of Soccer.
(1928) Thomas Tycho: Australian musician, a famous virtuoso pianist, composer and arranger.
(1928) Edwin Pope: American journalist and author.
(1927) Francesco Solimando: Italian business executive, the director-general of a large company.
(1927) Domenico Guaccero: Composer.
(1927) Luis Vigoreaux: Puerto Rican radio and television show host, announcer, comedian and producer.
(1926) Victor Bouchard: Canadian pianist and composer (d. 2011).
(1926) Ernest Chapman: Australian rower (d. 2013).
(1926) Robert Hall Lewis: Composer.
(1926) Gervase de Peyer: English clarinet player and conductor.
(1926) David Abshire: American commander and diplomat United States Permanent Representative to NATO (d. 2014).
(1926) Karl Rebane: Estonian physicist and academic (d. 2007).
(1925) Hubert Nyssen: Belgian editor who became French citizen in 1976, he founded the publishing house "Actes Sud" in Arles (South of France).
(1925) Elmer Ochs: Newton Military man.
(1925) Johan van Zonderen: Painter.
(1925) Ethel Kennedy: Wife of Bobby.
(1925) Pierre Peladeau: Canadian businessman (d. 1997).
(1925) Yuriy Lituyev: Russian hurdler and commander (d. 2000).
(1925) Pierre Péladeau: Canadian businessman founded Quebecor (d. 1997).
(1925) Oscar De: Ville; CEO (Meyer International).
(1925) Viktor Masing: Estonian botanist and ecologist (d. 2001).
(1925) Rik Kuijpers: Belgian director (Sea gulls die in the harbor).
(1924) John Thurman: Lexington Military man.
(1924) Mohammad Naseem: Pakistani-English activist and politician (d. 2014).
(1923) George J Maloof: Sr.
(1923) George Maloof: Sr.
(1922) Antoine Blondin: French writer belonging to the literary group called the Hussards, and also a sports columnist in L'Équipe.
(1922) Alexander Raichev: composer.
(1922) Arved Viirlaid: Estonian-Canadian soldier and author (d. 2015).
(1921) Viscount Buckmaster
(1921) Kid Dussart: Belgium sport Champion.
(1921) Jim Hearn: American baseball player (Born 1921).
(1920) Michel Durafour: St Etienne Politician.
(1920) Emilio Colombo: Italian politician and the Prime Minister of Italy from 1970 to 1972.
(1920) Peter O'Donnell: English soldier and author (d. 2010).
(1920) William Royer: American soldier and politician (d. 2013).
(1920) Marlen Haushofer: writer.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Hank Schenz: American baseball player, a right-handed second and third baseman who played for the Chicago Cubs (1946–1949), Pittsburgh Pirates (1950–1951), and New York Giants (1951).
(1919) Hugh Carey: (Governor-Democrat-New York).
(1919) Raymond Carr: English historian and academic (d. 2015).
(1918) Jean-Claude Servan-Schreiber: journalist.
(1918) Richard Wainwright: English soldier and politician (d. 2003).
(1918) William Perrie: British prison governor.
(1917) Danny Gallivan: Canadian radio and television sportscaster (Born 1917).
(1917) Clement Markert: American biologist, credited with the discovery of isozymes.
(1917) Raymond Marcillac: French journalist and television news presenter who died on 13 April 2007.
(1917) David Westheimer: American soldier journalist and author (d. 2005).

(1916) Dan Fortmann: NFL guard (Chicago Bears).
(1916) Alberto Ginastera: Argentinian-Swiss pianist and composer (d. 1983).
(1916) Alberto E Ginastera: Buenos Aires, Argentina -- Composer (Panambi).
(1916) Howard Koch: Producer / director (Frankenstein, Airplane II).
(1916) Howard W Koch: American film director (d. 2001).
(1915) [Hanlon] Pat: Clarke cyclist.
(1914) Norman McLaren: Scottish-born Canadian animated filmmaker, a pioneer of various experimental styles.
(1914) Robert Stanfield: Canadian economist lawyer and politician 17th Premier of Nova Scotia (d. 2003).
(1913) Oleg Cassini: French fashion designer and bon vivant with jet-set clientele.
(1913) Guy Deysson: Tours Military man.
(1912) John Levy: American bassist and businessman (d. 2012).
(1911) Stanisława Walasiewicz
(1911) Stella Walsh-Stanislawa-Walasiewicz Poland: sprinter (Olympics-gold-1932, won 41 Amateur Athletic Union track titles).
(1910) António de Spinola
(1910) Antonio de Spinola: Portuguese politician (d. 1996).
(1910) Antonio Spínola: Portuguese military man who became the President of Portugal for a few months in 1974.
(1910) António de Spínola: Portuguese general and politician 14th President of Portugal (d. 1996).
(1910) Henry William: Collins artist.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Jean Blond: France sport Champion.
(1908) Leo Rosten: writer/humorist (Joys of Yiddish), dies at age 88.
(1908) Dan Maskell: English tennis player and sportscaster (d. 1992).
(1908) Karel Ancerl: Czechoslovakia -- Conductor (Prague / Toronto).
(1908) Jane Bolin: first African American female judge (Born 1908).
(1908) Masura Ibuka: industrialist.
(1908) Geor Brauer: Germany Scientist.
(1908) Masaru Ibuka: co-founder of Sony Corporation, dies at age 89.
(1907) Paul Douglas: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Actor (Adventure Theater, Clash by Night).
(1907) Felicien Vervaecke: Belgium sport Champion.

(1907) William Henry: Swinburne music teacher.
(1907) Pierre Lévy: French industrialist, art collector and philanthropist.
(1907) Julius Anweiler: German astrologer and former chairman of the Deutscher Astrologen-Verband (German Astrologer's Association) from Jan 01, 1960 to Oct 22, 1966 and again from Sep 25, 1969 to Apr 9, 1973.
(1907) Ivor Spencer-Thomas: English farmer, entrepreneur and inventor (Born 1907).
(1906) Renato Cesarini
(1906) Dale Messick: American author and illustrator (d. 2005).
(1905) Attila József: Hungarian poet and educator (d. 1937).
(1904) Paul McGrath: Chicago, Illinois -- Actor (Witness, No Time for Love).
(1904) Arthur Ernest: Mourant haematologist.
(1904) Kundan Lal Saigal: Indian singer and actor (d. 1947).
(1904) Kundan Saigal: Indian singer and actor (d. 1947).
(1902) Thomas Halliday: Scottish artist, etcher, muralist, and stained-glass designer.
(1902) Quentin Reynolds New York City: New York, newscaster (Its News to Me)/author (FBI).
(1901) Adriano Olivetti: Italian industrialist and member of the Italian Parliament.
(1901) Glenway Wescott: American writer, a novelist, poet, short story writer and gay journalist of personal observations.
(1901) Theodor Rogalski: composer.
(1900) Sandor Marai: Hungarian writer (d. 1989).
(1900) Sándor Márai: Hungarian journalist and author (d. 1989).
(1900) Rosolino Melotti: Italy Writer.

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