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Famous Birthdays of 11 February

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

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2010 - Today

(2011) Paisley McKnight: Family Member.

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2009 - 2000

(2009) Ikhyd Bronfman: American noted family, the first child and son of British rapper M.I.
(2003) Sunny Keller: YouTube Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Murderized : Vine Star.
(1998) Khali Khalid: Musician.
(1998) Michael Ofili: Vine Star.
(1997) Evan Eckenrode: Vine Star.
(1997) Mateusz Wieteska: Polish footballer.
(1997) Yuumi Shida: Japanese model and actress.
(1997) Michael Jackson Jr: Son of Michael Jackson.
(1997) Rafael Lange: YouTube Star.
(1996) Daniil Medvedev
(1995) Gianluca Ginoble: Opera Singer.

(1995) Ethan James: YouTube Star.
(1994) Dominic Janes: American actor.
(1993) Jessica Green: TV Actress.
(1993) Ben McLemore: Basketball Player.
(1993) Anthony Ladao: Pop Singer.
(1992) Taylor Lautner: American actor, voice actor, model, and martial artist.
(1992) Jack Howard: YouTube Star.
(1992) Georgia Groome: Movie Actress.
(1991) Christofer Drew: Rock Singer.
(1991) Shanina Shaik: Model.
(1991) Sierra Deaton: Pop Singer.
(1991) BlameItOnKWay : Comedian.
(1991) Georgia Foote: TV Actress.
(1991) Georgia May Foote: British actress.
(1991) Christofer Ingle: American musician (Never Shout Never).
(1991) Michael Connolly: American noted family, the son of John Connolly who was convicted of racketeering, obstruction of justice and lying to the FBI.
(1991) Mark Connolly: American noted family, the son of John Connolly who was convicted of racketeering, obstruction of justice and lying to the FBI.
(1991) Chaboyy : YouTube Star.
(1991) Hwang Chansung: South Korean singer-songwriter and actor (2PM).
(1990) Q'Orianka Kilcher
(1990) Chansung
(1990) Gabriela Kratochvilová
(1990) Ayah: Princess Ayah bint Al Faisal of Jordan.
(1990) Mehgan James: Reality Star.
(1990) Q'orianka Kilcher: Actress.
(1990) Javier Aquino: Mexican footballer.
(1990) Princess Ayah bint Al Faisal: Jordanian royalty.
(1990) Go Ara: South Korean actress (SM Entertainment).

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Jazz Raycole
(1989) Eliza Gee Izquierdo
(1989) Lovi Poe: Filipina singer and television actress.
(1989) Alexander Büttner: Dutch footballer.
(1989) Elisa Izquierdo: American victim of child abuse and murder.
(1988) Livia Lancelot
(1988) Greg Horan: Family Member.
(1988) Vlad Moldoveanu: Romanian basketball player.
(1988) Alwyn Uytingco: Filipino actor.
(1987) José Callejón

(1987) Luca Antonelli: Italian footballer.
(1987) Ellen van Dijk: Dutch cyclist.
(1987) Lembi Vaher: Estonian pole vaulter.
(1987) Ebba Busch: Swedish politician.
(1987) Jürgen Kuresoo: Estonian footballer.
(1987) Brian Matusz: American baseball player.
(1987) Jan Smeekens: Dutch speed skater.
(1986) Robin Hawkins: Welsh vocalist and guitarist (The Automatic).
(1986) Kees Luyckx: Dutch footballer.
(1985) Harris Allan: Canadian actor.
(1985) Casey Dellacqua
(1985) Mike Richards (ice hockey)
(1985) William Beckett (singer)
(1985) William Beckett: Rock Singer.
(1985) Sarah Butler: Actress.
(1985) Mike Richards: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1984) Aubrey O'Day: American singer.
(1984) Sherlyn Chopra
(1984) Alando Tucker
(1984) Maarten Heisen: Dutch sprinter.
(1984) Matt Good: American musician (From First To Last).
(1984) Maxime Talbot: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1984) Marco Marcato: Italian cyclist.
(1983) Rafael van der Vaart: Dutch footballer.
(1983) Nicki Clyne: Canadian actress.
(1983) Rafael Van der Vaart: Dutch footballer.
(1983) Andrew Welsh: Australian footballer.
(1983) Tony Curtis (American football): American football player.
(1983) Emmanuel Krontiris: German footballer.
(1983) Rafael Vaart: Dutch-born soccer/football player.
(1983) Tihhon Šišov: Estonian footballer.
(1983) Tihhon Sisov: Estonian footballer.
(1983) Huang Shengyi: Chinese actress and singer.
(1982) Natalie Dormer: TV Actress.
(1982) Neil Robertson: Australian snooker player.
(1982) Jürgen Schmid: German footballer.
(1982) Mark de Mori: Athlete.
(1982) Jurgen Schmid: German footballer.
(1981) Kelly Rowland: American singer (Destiny's Child).
(1981) Sonia Rolland
(1981) Ciaran Devlin
(1981) Renata Maciel Dos Santo
(1981) Scot Thompson: American footballer.
(1980) Matthew Lawrence: Movie Actor.
(1980) Cormac McAnallen: Northern Irish Gaelic footballer (Born 1980).
(1980) Matthew Lawrence in Montgomery: Pennsylvania; actor (Matthew - Gimme a Break).
(1980) Marco Bresciano: Australian footballer.
(1980) Natasha Bobo in Watsonville: California; actress (Sally - Together We Stand).
(1980) Rael Artel: Estonian art writer curator and gallerist.
(1980) Titi Buengo: Angolan footballer.
(1980) Mark Bresciano: Australian footballer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Brandy Norwood: American recording artist and entertainer, also known as Brandy or Bran'Nu.
(1979) Maya Lauqué
(1979) Arnaud di Pasquale
(1979) Romano (radio host)
(1979) Brandy : American singer and actress.
(1979) Arnaud Di Pasquale: French tennis player, best remembered for his bronze medal at the 2000 Olympics, defeating Roger Federer in the semi-final after beating Swedish Magnus Norman.
(1978) Magda Gomes
(1977) Mike Shinoda: American musician (Linkin Park and Fort Minor).
(1977) Ioannis Okkas: Cypriot footballer.
(1977) Veronica Marie Duka in Campbellsville: Kentucky; Miss Kentucky-America (1996-Top 10).

(1977) Stephanie Richardson in Toronto: Ontario, Canada; 200 metre/800 metre swimmer (Olympics-1996).
(1977) Jessica Carlson in Kalamazoo: Michigan; archer (alternate-Olympics-1996).
(1976) Alexandra Neldel
(1976) Tony Battie: American basketball player, a center with the Boston Celtics.
(1976) Andre Wickstrom: Finland-Swedish comedian and actor.
(1976) Gretchen Parlato: Musician.
(1976) Brice Beckham in Long Beach: California; actor (Wesley - Mr Belvedere).
(1976) André Wickström: Finnish-Swedish comedian and actor.
(1976) Jao Mapa: Filipino actor and painter.
(1976) Jorge Dias: Brazilian footballer.
(1976) Peter Hayes: American singer and guitarist (Black Rebel Motorcycle Club).
(1976) Brice Beckham: American actor producer and screenwriter.
(1976) Jorge Luis: Brazilian footballer.
(1975) Jacque Vaughn: American basketball player and coach.
(1975) Andy Lally: American race car driver.
(1975) Marek Špilár: Slovak footballer (d. 2013).
(1975) Chuck Watanabe: kayak (alternate-Olympics-1996).
(1975) Kim Weir: Miss USA-Nebraska (1997).
(1974) Alex Jones: American radio host.
(1974) Julien Arnaud
(1974) Sébastien Hinault: French road racing cyclist, who competed in the Tour de France five times.
(1974) D'Angelo : American singer.
(1974) Isaiah Mustafa: American actor, spokesman.
(1974) Gérald Kierzek
(1974) Zain Verjee: Kenyan-Canadian journalist.
(1974) Jaroslav Špaček: Czech ice hockey player and coach.
(1974) D'Angel D'Angelo: Musician.
(1974) Nick Barmby: English footballer and manager.
(1974) Brian Newman: guard (Tampa Bay Buccaneers).
(1974) Wally Richardson: quarterback (Baltimore Ravens).
(1974) Ronnie Ward: linebacker (Miami Dolphins).
(1973) Varg Vikernes: Norwegian musician, writer, and a convicted murderer and arsonist.
(1973) Jeon Do-yeon: South Korean actress.
(1973) Hernandez : American wrestler and promoter.
(1973) Ethan Iverson: American pianist and composer (The Bad Plus).
(1973) Tom Tumulty: linebacker (Cincinnati Bengals).
(1973) Shawn Hernandez: Wrestler.
(1972) Kelly Slater: American surfer.
(1972) Craig Jones (musician)
(1972) Bernd Meier: German footballer and coach (d. 2012).
(1972) Craig Jones: English motorcycle racer (Born 1985).
(1972) Brian Daubach: American baseball player and manager.
(1972) Steve McManaman: English footballer.
(1972) Noboru Yamaguchi: South Korean-Japanese author (d. 2013).
(1972) Dennis Iliohan Dutch soccer player (FC Lisse: ADO Den Haag).
(1971) Damian Lewis: British actor.
(1971) Christian Labit
(1971) Virginie Calmels
(1971) Arnaud Danjean
(1971) Linda Wild in Arlington Heights: Illinois, USA; tennis star (1993 Melbourne Open).
(1971) John Bock: NFL center (NY Jets, Miami Dolphins).
(1971) Evan Tanner: American mixed martial artist (Born 1971).
(1971) Jennifer Lynne Faucette in Burlington: Vermont, USA; Miss Vermont-America (1995).
(1970) Jason Allyn Scott in Iowa City: Iowa, USA; rower (Olympics-1996).
(1970) Fredrik Thordendal: Swedish guitarist and songwriter (Meshuggah).
(1970) Rob Woodall: Politician.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Jennifer Aniston: American actress, best known as "Rachel," the sexy waitress on the immensely popular television comedy show, "Friends," which premiered in 1994.
(1969) David Abiker
(1969) John Salako: Nigerian-English footballer manager and sportscaster.
(1969) Jennifer Aniston in Sherman Oaks: California, USA; actress (Rachel - Friends).
(1969) Joe Valerio: NFL outside corner/tackle (Kansas City Chiefs).
(1969) Shannon Long: Gladstone, Australia -- Playmate (Oct, 1988).
(1969) Bryan Eversgerd: US baseball pitcher (Saint Louis Cardinals).
(1969) Kevin King: US baseball pitcher (Seattle Mariners).
(1969) Andreas Hilfiker: Swiss footballer.
(1969) PJ Sparxx: American porn actress and director.

(1969) Mary Stoker: Miss Wisconsin-USA (1996).
(1968) Mo Willems: Children's Author.
(1967) Amadeo Pomilio: Italian swimmer who participated in the Italian team of water polo at the Olympics, Barcelona, 1992, winning a Gold Medal.
(1967) Ciro Ferrara: Italian soccer/football player and team manager, he played for Napoli (1984–1994) and Juventus (1994–2005), and the Italian national teams from 1985 to 2000.
(1967) Derek King in Hamilton: Ontario, Canada; NHL left wing (New York Islanders).
(1967) Chris Reohr in Ridley Park: Pennsylvania, USA; fencer (Olympics-1996).
(1967) John Patterson: US baseball infielder (San Francisco Giants).
(1967) Barbara Byrne in Princeton: New Jersey, USA; rower (Olympics-1996).
(1967) Uwe Dassler: German swimmer.
(1967) Hank Gathers: American basketball player (Born 1967).
(1967) Ty Treadway: American actor and talk show host.
(1966) Dieudonné (comedian)
(1966) Laurence Côte
(1966) Armen Chakmakian: American musician, a keyboard player with the group Shadowfax.
(1966) Anthony Parker NFL cornerback (Minnesota Vikings: Saint Louis Rams, Tampa Bay Buccaneers).
(1966) Dieudonné M'bala: French comedian actor and activist.
(1966) Dieudonné : French comedian, actor, and political activist.
(1966) Alexander Semak in Ufa: Russia; NHL center (New York Islanders).
(1966) Patrick Kuhnen: in West Germany; tennis star.
(1966) Justin Ryan: Scottish interior decorator and television presenter, the business and life partner of Colin McAllister.
(1966) Stephen Gregory in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Chase - The Young and the Restless).
(1965) Vicki Wilson: Australian netball player and coach.
(1965) Stephen Gregory in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Chase - The Young and the Restless).
(1965) Jehro : French pop and reggae singer, composer for "The Marathonians", son of singer Albert Chénier who died aged 33 in a car accident.
(1965) Robert Stevens: Scientist.
(1965) Angie Ridgeway in Wabash: Indiana, USA; LPGA golfer (1992 Sara Lee-8th).
(1964) Sarah Palin: American politician and Republican candidate for the US Vice President in the 2008 election.
(1964) Élisabeth Lévy
(1964) Ken Shamrock: American martial artist and wrestler.
(1964) Arkady Volozh: Businessman.
(1964) Adrian Hasler: Liechtensteiner police officer and politician 13th Prime Minister of Liechtenstein.
(1963) Dina April: Amercan pro astrologer who specializes in spiritual integration, life transitions and revealing the lessons of the soul.
(1963) Nini Stoltenberg: Norwegian activist (d. 2014).
(1963) Jose Mari Bakero: Spanish footballer.
(1963) Glenn Pennyfather: English footballer.
(1963) Dan Osman: Japanese-American rock climber (d. 1998).
(1963) Diane Franklin: American actress and producer.
(1963) José Bakero: Spanish footballer and manager.
(1963) Todd Benzinger: US baseball player (San Francisco Giants).
(1962) Sheryl Crow: American musician, singer, and songwriter.
(1962) Eric Vanderaerden: Belgian cyclist.
(1962) Diane Franklin
(1962) Tammy Baldwin: American lawyer and politician.
(1962) Scott Kolden in Torrance: California, USA; actor (Scott - Me and the Chimp).
(1962) Sandra Tsing Loh: Writer.
(1962) Bestia Salvaje: Mexican wrestler (d. 2008).
(1962) Sheryl Crow in Kennett: Missouri, USA; singer/songwriter ("All I Wanna Do", "If It Makes You Happy").
(1961) Carey Lowell: American model and actress.
(1961) Ligia Siciliano: Brazilian publisher of "Edicoes Siciliano," a publishing house of a book-store chain that is a family business.
(1961) Henri Plagnol: French politician, a member of the National Assembly of France.
(1961) Carey Lowell in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Me and Him, Guardian, Dangerously Close).
(1961) Mary Docter: Athlete.
(1961) Becky LeBeau in Los Angeles: California, USA; vocalist ("Mischief").
(1961) Mary Docter American 3000 metre speed skater (Olympics-1980: 1984, 1988, 1992).
(1961) Didier Millet: French homicide who shot a driver to death in a car on 11/02/1986.
(1960) Richard Mastracchio: American engineer and astronaut.
(1960) Momus : Scottish-Japanese author journalist and songwriter.
(1960) Nick Currie: Scottish musician.
(1960) Richard A Mastracchio in Waterbury: Connecticut, USA; astronaut.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Sheila Grier: Scottish television actress best known for her stint in "Brookside" for two years and for the daily soap "Take the High Road.
(1959) Christine Cairns: Scottish mezzo-soprano whose career took off in 1985 with a worldwide tour alongside Andre Previn and the LA Philharmonic.
(1959) Roberto Moreno: Brazilian race car driver.
(1959) Abdullah bin Khalifa Al Thani
(1959) Barry Weiss: Entrepreneur.
(1959) Corinne Shigemoto: US judo coach (Olympics-1996).
(1959) Bradley Cole: American actor.
(1959) Deborah Meaden: English businesswoman.
(1959) Marzieh Vahid-Dastjerdi: Iranian educator and politician Iranian Minister of Health.
(1957) Alain Defossé

(1957) Annie Soudin: French homicide; with the aid of her husband she strangled her two children on 6/03/1983, Annecy, France and buried them.
(1957) Tina Ambani: Actress.
(1957) Oddmund Finnseth: Norwegian bassist.
(1957) Mitchell Symons: English journalist and author.
(1957) Peter Klashorst: Dutch painter sculptor and photographer.
(1956) Didier Lockwood: French jazz musician, he was born into a talented family.
(1956) Catherine Hickland: American actress and singer.
(1956) Kathleen Beller in Queens: New York, USA; actress (Fort Apache the Bronx, Touched).
(1956) HR : American singer and guitarist (Bad Brains).
(1956) Robert Lanza: Scientist.
(1955) Gary Pommet: American homicide; a loner who was upset by the recent estrangement with his wife, who shot and killed her in an Amesbury, MA parking lot on 10/01/1992, 12:30 PM.
(1954) Jean-Claude Romand: French homicide; a man who lived by deception.
(1954) Michèle Lepeer
(1954) Wesley Strick: American director and screenwriter.
(1954) Noriyuki Asakura: Japanese composer.
(1954) Catherine Hickland in Fort Lauderdale: Florida, USA; actress (Capitol, Star Trek IV).
(1953) Jeb Bush: American politician, governor of Florida 1999-2007, and noted family, the second son of President George Bush.
(1953) Philip Anglim in San Francisco: California, USA; actor (Dane - Thorn Birds).
(1953) Tom Veryzer: American baseball player (d. 2014).
(1953) Philip Anglim: American actor.
(1953) Stephen D Thorne: Frankfurt-on-Main, Germany -- German FR, Lieutenant Commander USN / Astronaut.
(1953) Alan Rubin: music figure (Blues Brothers).
(1952) Carlo Bernardi: Italian vintner involved in a scandal in April 1986 of putting additives in wine.
(1952) Pierre Chemin
(1952) Louise Fresco: Scientist.
(1951) Jean-Philippe Lafont: French baritone.
(1951) Hardo Aasmäe: Estonian geographer and politician (d. 2014).
(1950) Marc Cholodenko
(1950) Ernest Istook: Politician.
(1950) Clarence Ellis: NFL Player.
(1950) Rochelle Fleming US soul vocalist ("First Choice": "Smarty Pants").
(1950) Earnest Jim: Istook; American politician (Representative-Republican-Oklahoma).
(1950) Johanna E "Joke" Beerens: Actress (Schipper Next to God).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Marc Menant
(1949) Antoine Waechter: French politician, leader of the Independent Ecological Movement (Mouvement Ecologiste Indépendant - MEI) which he founded in 1994, hoping to replace the Greens as the major Green party.
(1949) James Silas
(1949) Charlie Hargrett: rock guitarist (Blackfoot).
(1949) Guy Cloutier: French-Canadian music executive; father of Veronique Cloutier.
(1949) Jim Stillwagon: American college and pro football player.
(1948) Régis Franc: French comic book writer, filmmaker and writer.
(1948) Bernard Bonnet
(1948) Al Johnson: American singer-songwriter and producer (The Unifics) (d. 2013).
(1948) Chris Rush: American stand-up comedian.

(1948) Yoshihito : Prince Katsura of Japan (d. 2014).
(1948) Sue Bernard: Los Angeles, California -- Playmate (Dec, 1966).
(1947) Joselito Jimenez
(1947) Jacques Pradel: French radio journalist, TV host and writer.
(1947) Derek Shulman: Scottish musician, able with a rock bass guitar, sax and keyboards, a singer and composer.
(1947) Yukio Hatoyama: Japanese engineer and politician 60th Prime Minister of Japan.
(1947) Roy Moore: Judge.
(1947) Roy Carrier: American Zydeco musician (Born 1947).
(1947) Johnny Manahan: Filipino actor director and screenwriter.
(1947) Henri Cabrol: French rugby union player, a fullback, 1.79 m and 78 kg, known as Monsieur Finale, or Riton, or Le Joker.
(1947) Joselito: Spanish singer.
(1947) Kikko Matsuoka: Japanese actress.
(1946) Knut Vollebæk: Norwegian diplomat and politician of the Christian Democratic Party.
(1946) Kitty Hawks: American interior designer with celebrity clients.
(1946) Pierre Curzi: Canadian actor screenwriter and politician.
(1946) Chris Rush: American comedian actor and author.
(1946) Ian Porterfield: Scottish-English footballer and manager (d. 2007).
(1946) M C: Walker; CEO (Iceland Frozen Foods).
(1946) Timothy Chambers: Pediatrician.
(1946) Jeffrey Gitomer: Author.
(1945) Burhan Ghalioun: Syrian academic and politician.
(1944) Bernie Bickerstaff: American basketball coach, the head coach of the Washington Wizards.
(1944) Claude Ciari
(1944) Buddhadev Dasgupta: Director (Charachar, Grihajuddha).
(1944) Mike Oxley: American lawyer, FBI agent, and U.S.
(1944) Christian Didier: French assassin of a political figure, Rene Bousquet.
(1944) Michael G Oxley American politician (Representative-Republican-Ohio: 1981-).
(1944) Michael Oxley: American politician (d. 2016).
(1944) Bert Greene: Golfer.
(1944) Joy novelist: short story writer and essayist.
(1943) Serge Lama: French singer and songwriter whose most famous song is "Je Suis Malade," written with Alice Dona.
(1943) Iain Cameron: British brigadier.
(1943) Stan Szelest: Stan Szelest American keyboard player (The Band) (d. 1991).
(1943) Alan Rubin: American trumpet player (The Blues Brothers) (d. 2011).
(1943) Joselito : Spanish singer and actor.
(1943) Win Griffiths: British Member of Parliament.
(1943) Rob Simmons: Politician.
(1943) Serge : Bordeaux Actor.
(1942) François d'Orcival
(1942) Archie Andrews: Comic book character (Archie).
(1942) Tony Colton: rock producer (On the Boards).
(1942) Janice LaCava: American homicide victim, murdered 1/11/1994 by her estranged husband, Thomas LaCava.
(1942) Otis Clay: American singer-songwriter (d. 2016).
(1942) James Couchman: British Member of Parliament.
(1941) Sérgio Mendes: Brazilian pianist and composer.
(1941) Sonny Landham: Actor.
(1941) Sammy Ellis: American baseball player, a right-throwing/left-hitting pitcher with the Cincinnati Reds, California Angels, and Chicago White Sox between 1962 and 1969.
(1941) Jeremy Mackenzie: General.
(1941) Glenn Randall Jr: Stuntman (Species, Mrs Soffel, Return of the Jedi).
(1940) Garth Carpenter: British-born New Zealander, professional astrologer, and author of astrology books who researched astrological themes for his postgraduate theses.
(1940) Kathy Ford: American heiress, widowed with the death of Henry Ford II, 70, who died of pneumonia on 9/29/1987.
(1940) Anne Gregg: Irish popular writer and TV anchorwoman for "Holiday.
(1940) Mick Staton: American soldier and politician (d. 2014).
(1940) Calvin Fowler: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania -- Basketball player (1968 Olympics - Gold Medalist).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Gerry Goffin: Queens, New York -- Rock lyricist (married Carole King).
(1939) Bryan Gould: New Zealand-English lawyer and politician.
(1939) Jane Yolen: American author and poet.
(1938) Bobby ''Boris'' Pickett: American singer and songwriter (d. 2007).
(1938) Willy Correa de Oliveira: Composer.
(1938) Boris Majorov: USSR -- Ice hockey (1964 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1938) Bobby Pickett: American singer-songwriter (d. 2007).
(1938) Simone de Oliveira: Portuguese actress and singer.
(1938) Yevgeniy Majorov: USSR -- Ice hockey (1964 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1938) Manuel Antonio: Noriega; Panamanian General/dictator (1983-1990).

(1937) Maryse Condé
(1937) Eddie Shack: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1937) Bill Lawry: Australian cricketer and sportscaster.
(1937) Marilyn Butler: Rector (Exeter College-Oxford).
(1937) Michel Peissel: French ethnologist, explorer and author.
(1937) Lodewijk Boer: Dutch violinist / playwright (The Family).
(1937) Phillip Walker: American singer and guitarist (d. 2010).
(1937) Brian Lemon: English pianist and composer.
(1936) Burt Reynolds: American actor, a virile leading man of films of the '60s and '70s.
(1936) Burt Reynolds in Waycross: Georgia, USA; actor (Evening Shade, Striptease, Cannonball Run, Smokey and the Bandit, Dan August, Deliverance).
(1936) Stanley Caine: English actor (d. 2013).
(1935) Gene Vincent: American singer and guitarist (d. 1971).
(1935) Manuel Noriega: Panamanian strongman general and dictator who controls law enforcement, immigration and customs.
(1935) Gene Vincent in Norfolk: Virginia, USA; rock guitarist/vocalist ("Be-Bop-A-Lula").
(1935) Bent Lorentzen: Danish composer.
(1934) Mary Quant: English-Welsh fashion designer.
(1934) Tina Louise: Movie Actress.
(1934) Mel Carnahan: American politician, Missouri governor, a trusted and honorable public servant in the tradition of Harry Truman, who hoped to unseat Republican Senator John Ashcroft.
(1934) Manuel Noriega: Panamanian general and politician Military Leader of Panama.
(1934) Francesco Pennisi: Composer.
(1934) Mary Quant in Kent: England; fashion designer (Chelsea Look, Mod Look).
(1934) Tina Louise in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Ginger - Gilligan's Island, Julie - Dallas).
(1934) Patrick Holmes Sellors: Ophthalmologist.
(1934) David Taylor: English veterinarian and television host (d. 2013).
(1934) John Surtees: English motorcycle racer and race car driver.
(1933) Marcelle Dupont: French noted family member, the daughter of unmarried parents: singer Edith Piaf and Louis Dupont, born when Piaf was 17 years old.
(1932) Dennis Skinner: English politician.
(1932) Jerome Lowenthal in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; pianist/professor (Jerusalem Academy of Music).
(1931) Donald Lukens: American politician, whose political career ended in scandal.
(1931) Larry Merchant: American author and boxing commentator (Showtime).
(1930) Alevtina Koltschina: USSR -- Cross coutry relay skier (1960 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1930) Roy De Forest: American painter and academic (d. 2007).
(1930) C H Dearnley: Organist.
(1930) Earl of: Rosebery.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Ralph Beard: American pro athlete, a baseball player.
(1929) Leonard Gregory Kastle: Composer.
(1928) Conrad Janis in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Mork and Mindy, Quark, Bonino).
(1928) Hattie Harrison: American educator and politician (d. 2013).
(1928) Archibald Forster: CEO (Esso United Kingdom).
(1928) Raoul Cita: Rocker.
(1927) Michel Sénéchal: French tenor, particularly associated with French and Italian character roles in a repertory ranging from Baroque to contemporary works.
(1927) Sinclair Stevens: Canadian businessman lawyer and politician.
(1927) Heinz Eppler: Germany Actor.
(1926) Leslie Nielsen: Canadian-American movie and TV actor who by 1989 had credits of 39 successful years of acting, including more than 50 movies and close to 1,500 TV shows.

(1926) Paul Bocuse: French chef based in Lyon who is famous for the high quality of his restaurants and his innovative approaches to cuisine.
(1926) Sir Alexander Gibson: Scottish conductor (d. 1995).
(1925) Virginia Johnson: American sex therapist, writer and co-founder of the Masters and Johnson Institute in St. Louis, MO in 1973.
(1925) Kim Stanley: American actress (Born 1925).
(1925) Virginia E Johnson: of Masters and Johnson renown.
(1925) Peter Berger: British Vice-Admiral.
(1925) Kim Stanley [Patricia Reid] in Tularosa: New Mexico, USA; actress (Right Stuff).
(1924) Mary Tregear: Oriental art historian.
(1923) Ronald Arculus: British diplomat.
(1923) Baroness Sharples
(1923) Antony Flew: English philosopher and academic (d. 2010).
(1923) Cecile Goor: Belgian politician, in 1980 minister for Bruxelles.
(1923) Frederick Kroesen: American military, a four-star general in the US Army and former commander of US forces in Europe in the late 1970s.
(1922) Hélie de Saint Marc
(1922) Hélie Saint Marc: French military officer in World War II, a member of the resistance who served in the French Foreign Legion in the French Parachute Brigades; today known as the 11th Parachute Brigade.
(1922) Tudor Jarda: composer.
(1921) Lloyd Bentsen: American politician, chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, named as vice-presidential running mate to candidate Michael Dukakis on 7/13/1988.
(1921) Corinne Luchaire: French film actress who was a star of French cinema on the eve of World War II.
(1921) Andr? Jouffret: Clermont-Ferrand Military man.
(1921) Ottavio Missoni: Italian hurdler and fashion designer founded Missoni (d. 2013).
(1921) Edward Seidensticker: American scholar and translator (d. 2007).
(1921) Eva Gabor: Budapest, Hungary -- Actress (Lisa-Green Acres, Gigi).
(1921) Eva Gabor: Budapest, Hungary -- Actress (Lisa-Green Acres, Gigi).
(1920) Farouk of Egypt
(1920) Daniel James Jr
(1920) Daniel F[rancis] Galouye: United States -- Sci-fi author (Dark Universe, Last Leap).
(1920) Billy Halop: NYC, New York -- Actor (Bert Munson-All in the Family).
(1920) Daniel Galouye: American author (d. 1976).
(1920) Farouk of: Farouk of Egypt (d. 1965).
(1920) Boyd Bartley: American baseball player and manager (d. 2012).
(1920) Farouk I: Cairo, Egypt -- Last King of Egypt (1936-52).
(1920) Fran?ois Richaudeau: Fouras les Bains EXecutives.
(1920) Daniel James: Pensacola Military man.
(1920) Farouk : Egyptian royalty, the son and successor of Fuad I, ruler of Egypt 1937-1952.
(1920) Daniel ''Chappie'' James Jr: American general (d. 1978).
(1920) Daniel F Galouye: science fiction author (d.1976).
(1920) King Farouk: I of Egypt (d. 1965).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Eva Gabor: Hungarian-American actress, the youngest of three beautiful, glamorous European imports to Hollywood, with older sisters Magda and Sari (Zsa Zsa).
(1919) Gretchen Fraser: Tacoma, Washington -- Slalom skier (1948 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1918) Pierre Fanlac: P?rigueux EXecutives.
(1918) Blaine Gibson in Colorado: USA; started at Disney Studio in 1939 in animation, created hundreds of sculptures for use in Disneyland attractions, retired 1983, named Disney Legend in 1993.
(1917) Sidney Sheldon: American writer, regarded with distain by literary critics but adored by millions; one of the handful of popular novelists who regularly dominate best-seller lists.
(1917) Giuseppe De Santis: Italian film director.
(1917) Bernard Destremau
(1917) 8ernard Destremau: Paris 16éme Politician.
(1917) T Nagi Reddy: Indian revolutionary (d. 1976).
(1917) Richard Jock: Kinneir graphic designer.

(1916) Florynce Kennedy: Activist.
(1916) Bernice Levin Neugarten: Social Scientist / gerontologist.
(1915) Patrick Leigh Fermor: English author.
(1915) Pat Welsh: American actress (d. 1995).
(1915) Haakon Stotijn Dutch oboist (VARA Orchestra: Orkestgebouw Orchestra).
(1915) Mervyn Levy: Artist / critic.
(1915) Patrick Fermor: English soldier author and scholar (d. 2011).
(1915) Richard Hamming: American mathematician (d. 1998).
(1914) French Duynstee: Dutch constitutional lawyer.
(1914) Winand J: Borgerhoff Mulder court judge of Amsterdam.
(1914) Menelaos Pallantios: composer.
(1914) Matt Dennis: American singer-songwriter and pianist (d. 2002).
(1913) Lucio Diestro: San Pedro composer.
(1913) Harry Horton: American astrologer and attorney who handled all of the legal work surrounding the founding and incorporation of AFA in 1938.
(1912) Jacques Corrèze: French Nazi collaborator, a marketing chairman for a cosmetics company.
(1912) Roy Fuller: England, United Kingdom -- Poet / Novelist (Lost Season).
(1912) Rudolf Firkušný: Czech-American pianist and educator (d. 1994).
(1912) Rudolf Firkusny: Napajedla, Czechoslovakia -- Pianist (Julliard).
(1911) Alexander Cairncross: Sir Alexander Cairncross was a Scottish economist.
(1911) Alec Cairncross: chancellor (Glasgow University).
(1910) Filippo Prato: Italian soccer player.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Max Baer: Omaha, Nebraska -- Heavyweight boxing champ (1934-35).
(1909) Max Baer: Omaha, Nebraska -- Heavyweight boxing champ (1934-35).
(1909) Joseph L Mankiewicz: US writer/director/producer (All about Eve), dies at age 83 (born 1909).
(1909) Joseph L. Mankiewicz: Writer.
(1909) Joseph Mankiewicz: American film director, producer and writer who created many legendary films during Hollywood's golden era of the '30, '40s and '50s.
(1909) Gustave Singier: Belgium Painter.
(1908) Vivian [Ernest] Fuchs: Geologist / explorer (British Antarctic Survey).
(1908) Sutan Takdir Alishahbana: Indonesian linguistic / author / Novelist.
(1908) Josh White: rocker.
(1908) Edouard Riviere: Le Tr?port Military man.

(1908) Philip Dunne: American screenwriter, director and producer (d. 1992).
(1908) Vivian Fuchs: English geologist and explorer (d. 1999).
(1907) E W: Swanton author and sports commentator.
(1907) Caio Prado: Brazilian historian whose works inaugurated a Brazilian historiographic tradition identified with Marxism, but critical of Stalinist stageism and reductionism.
(1907) William Lewitt: American entrepreneur, a builder who created a new culture in American suburbia.
(1907) Adolf Charlier: Belgium sport Champion.
(1906) Yves Baudrier: French musician and composer In 1936 he co-founded the group Jeune France.
(1906) Denis Barnett: British air chief marshal.
(1906) Robert Gaujour: La Machine Military man.
(1905) Beb [Elizabeth] Vuyk: Netherlands -- Indonesian writer (Camp diary).
(1905) Paul Lemagny: French painter, book illustrator and engraver and designer of postage stamps, who died in Versailles on 18 July 1977.
(1904) Keith Holyoake: New Zealand statesman 1904-83.
(1904) Henry R: LaBouisse headed UNICEF (1965-79).
(1904) Sir Keith Holyoake: Prime Minister of New Zealand (d. 1983).
(1904) Osvaldo Lira: Chilean priest, philosopher and theologian.
(1903) Mauel Alba Blanes: Laborer, musician, poet, playwright, founder president of the Popular Ateneo de Almodóvar del Rio (1925) and his last Republican mayor.
(1903) Hans Redlich: Austrian composer and conductor (d. 1968).
(1902) Arne Jacobsen: Danish architect designed Aarhus City Hall and Radisson Blu Royal Hotel (d. 1971).
(1901) Roddy Connolly: Irish politician, son of James Connolly (d. 1980).
(1901) Albert Brunerie: France Scientist.
(1900) Hans-Georg Gadamer: German philosopher of the continental tradition, best known for his 1960 magnum opus Truth and Method on hermeneutics.
(1900) Jōsei Toda: Japanese educator and activist (d. 1958).
(1900) Jean Lhospied: Pougues les Eaux EXecutives.
(1900) Thomas Hitchcock Jr: Great polo player (Westchester Cup 1924, 27, 30, 39).
(1900) Josei Toda: Japanese educator (d. 1958).

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