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Famous Birthdays of 11 July

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

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2010 - Today

(2011) Harper Seven Beckham
(2011) Kase Murray: American child of noted family, Kase is the first-born child of singer Jewel and her husband, professional bull rider Ty Murray.

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2009 - 2000

(2005) Isabella Mugglesam: YouTube Star.
(2003) Meg Crosbie: Movie Actress.
(2001) Jordan Burton: Instagram Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1998) PrivateFearless : YouTube Star.
(1997) PrankNation : YouTube Star.
(1996) Alessia Cara: R&B Singer.
(1996) Adelina Sotnikova: Russian figure skater.
(1995) Alex Constancio: YouTube Star.
(1995) TheOrionSound : YouTube Star.
(1995) Tyler Medeiros: Canadian singer-songwriter and dancer.
(1994) Nina Nesbitt: Pop Singer.
(1994) Bartłomiej Kalinkowski: Polish footballer.
(1994) Lucas Ocampos: Argentinian footballer.

(1994) Anthony Milford: Australian rugby league footballer.
(1993) Rebecca Bross: American gymnast.
(1993) Heini Salonen: Finnish tennis player.
(1993) Georgia Henshaw: Welsh actress.
(1993) Stevie White: YouTube Star.
(1992) Phillip Hudson: YouTube Star.
(1991) Kentaro Sakaguchi
(1991) Alice Svensson: Vietnamese-Swedish singer.
(1990) Caroline Wozniacki: Danish tennis player.
(1990) Connor Paolo: American actor.
(1990) George Craig: English singer-songwriter and model (One Night Only).
(1990) Elliot Knight: Actor.
(1990) Mona Barthel: German tennis player.
(1990) Patrick Peterson: Football Player.
(1990) Awesome Alanna: YouTube Star.
(1990) Katie Wilson: YouTube Star.
(1990) Bryan Sammis: Drummer.
(1990) Adam Jezierski: Polish-Spanish actor and singer.
(1990) Kelsey Sanders: American actress and singer (The Stunners).
(1990) Courtney Thorpe: Australian actress model TV Host and a former Miss World Australia.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) David Henrie: American actor.
(1989) Omaha (Nebraska)
(1989) Shareeka Epps: American actress.
(1989) Liel Kolet: Israeli singer.
(1989) Travis Waddell: Australian rugby player.
(1989) Tobias Sana: Swedish footballer.
(1988) Joan Smalls: Model.
(1988) Étienne Capoue: French footballer.
(1988) Roby Schinasi
(1988) Natalya Zhedik: Russian basketball player.

(1988) Yuka Iguchi: Japanese voice actress.
(1987) Wesley Johnson (basketball)
(1987) William Meynard
(1987) Shigeaki Kato: Japanese singer and actor (News and K.K.
(1987) Wesley Johnson: Basketball Player.
(1986) Yoann Gourcuff: French international football/soccer player who currently plays for Lyon in Ligue 1. He operates mainly as an attacking midfielder, but can also be utilized as a withdrawn striker.
(1986) Raúl García (footballer)
(1986) Raúl García: Spanish footballer.
(1986) Wyatt Russell: Actor.
(1986) Ryan Jarvis: English footballer.
(1986) BJ Raji: Football Player.
(1986) Derek Sanders: Rock Singer.
(1985) Robert Adamson (actor)
(1985) Robert Adamson: American actor director and producer.
(1985) Orestis Karnezis: Greek footballer.
(1985) Johnny Sexton: Rugby Player.
(1985) Aki Maeda: Japanese actress and singer.
(1985) Nitya Vidyasagar: Indian-American actress.
(1984) Rachael Taylor: Movie Actress.
(1984) Serinda Swan: Actress.
(1984) Melanie Papalia
(1984) Ben Spies
(1984) Joe Pavelski: American ice hockey player.
(1984) Tanith Belbin: Canadian-American ice dancer.
(1984) Carmen Maria Vega
(1984) Morné Steyn: South African rugby player.
(1984) : Japanese-American dancer.
(1984) Hitomi Hyuga: Japanese actress.
(1984) Hokuto Konishi: Dancer.
(1984) Jacoby Jones: Football Player.
(1984) Yorman Bazardo: Venezuelan baseball player.
(1983) Peter Cincotti: American singer-songwriter and pianist.
(1983) Marie Serneholt: Swedish singer and dancer (A-Teens).
(1983) Golshifteh Farahani: Actress.
(1983) Kelly Poon: Singaporean singer.
(1983) Jonathan Wessner: American homicide victim; the 20-year-old golf course worker was last seen leaving a party on the morning of September 20, 2003.
(1983) Kellie Shirley: English actress.
(1983) Engin Baytar: German-Turkish footballer.
(1983) Evan Roberts: American radio broadcaster.
(1982) Guillaume Néry: French freediver, he was coached by Loic Leferme.
(1982) Julie Ferrez
(1982) Lil Zane: American rapper and actor.
(1982) Lil' Zane: American rapper.
(1982) Chris Cooley: American football player.
(1982) Ryoji Morimoto: Japanese actor.
(1981) Carla Campbell: Jamaican model.
(1981) Kelly McCreary: Actress.
(1981) Mary Beth Arnold: Reno, Nevada -- Gymnast (World-bronze-95).
(1981) Lionel Cox: Belgian sports shooter.
(1981) Andre Johnson: American football player.
(1980) TJ Wilson (wrestler)
(1980) TJ Wilson: Canadian professional wrestler.
(1980) Im Su-jeong: South Korean model and actress.
(1980) Tyson Kidd: Wrestler.
(1980) Justin Willman: TV Show Host.
(1980) Jennifer Armintrout: Author.
(1980) Kevin Powers: American soldier and author.
(1980) Im Soo-jung: South Korean actress.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Jax Taylor: Reality Star.
(1979) Lauris Reiniks: Latvian singer-songwriter and actor.
(1979) Eric Abidal: French footballer.
(1979) Raio Piiroja: Estonian footballer.
(1978) Marie Tartois
(1978) Massimiliano Rosolino: Italian swimmer.
(1978) Jeff Rich: Sports Talk Radio Personality.
(1978) Kathleen Edwards: Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1977) Brandon Short: American football player and sportscaster.
(1977) Goapele : Soul Singer.

(1977) Brandy Gold in Northridge: California; actress (Annie - Baby Makes Five).
(1977) Cary Fukunaga: Director.
(1976) Eduardo Nájera: Mexican-American basketball player and coach.
(1976) Eduardo Najera: Mexican-born basketball player.
(1975) Nadya Suleman: American mother of fourteen children, all born via in vitro fertilization and implantation.
(1975) Ruben Baraja: Spanish footballer.
(1975) Samer el Nahhal: Finnish musician (Lordi).
(1975) Dawn Piepenbrink: wildrose, Wisconsin -- Pairs skater (with Nick Castaneda).
(1975) Lil' Kim: American rapper producer and actress (Junior M.A.
(1975) Riona Hazuki: Japanese actress.
(1975) Rubén Baraja: Spanish footballer and manager.
(1975) Willie Anderson: American football player.
(1975) Bridgette Andersen: American actress (Born 1975).
(1975) OX : Finnish bass player (Lordi).
(1974) Lil' Kim
(1974) André Ooijer: Dutch footballer and coach.
(1974) Imelda May: Musician.
(1974) Fragiskos Alvertis: Greek basketball player.
(1974) Hermann Hrei?arsson: Icelandic footballer.
(1974) Chiwetel Ejiofor: Actor.
(1974) Alanas Chosnau: Lithuanian singer and songwriter.
(1974) Andre Ooijer: Dutch footballer.
(1974) Lil Kim: Rapper.
(1974) Hermann Hreiðarsson: Icelandic footballer and manager.
(1974) Alanas Chošnau: Lithuanian singer-songwriter.
(1973) Christine Monge: San Francisco, California -- Female pitcher (Colo Silver Bullets).
(1973) Konstantinos Kenteris: Greek athlete.
(1973) Albert Guardado Jr: Redlands, California -- Light flyweight boxer (1996 Olympics).
(1973) Andrew Bird: American musician.
(1973) Nathan Sawaya: Artist.
(1972) Michael Rosenbaum: American actor director and producer.
(1972) Fabrizio Prada
(1972) Ken Irvin: NFL cornerback (Buffalo Bills).
(1972) Joe Johnson: NFL defensive end (NO Saints).
(1972) Henrique Capriles Radonski: Politician.
(1972) Jussi 69: Finnish musician (The 69 Eyes).
(1972) Jerrott Willard: NFL linebacker (KC Chiefs).
(1972) Cormac Battle: English-Irish singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Kerbdog and Wilt).
(1972) Steven Richards: Australian racing driver.
(1971) Leisha Hailey: Japanese-American singer-songwriter and actress (Uh Huh Her and The Murmurs).
(1971) Brett Hauer: Edina, Minnesota -- NHL defenseman (Edmonton Oilers).
(1970) Justin Chambers: American actor.
(1970) Franco Davín
(1970) John Simm: Actor.
(1970) Sajjad Karim: English lawyer and politician.
(1970) Eric Owens: American opera singer.
(1970) Billy Ashley: Taylor, Michigan -- Outfielder (LA Dodgers).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Corentin Martins: French footballer who played as an attacking midfielder.
(1969) Gia Milinovich
(1969) David Tao: Taiwanese singer-songwriter.
(1969) Kellita Smith: TV Actress.
(1969) Gale Harold: Actor.
(1968) Esera Tuaolo: NFL defensive tackle (Minn Vikings).
(1968) Michael Geist: Canadian journalist and academic.
(1968) Daniel MacMaster: Canadian singer-songwriter (Bonham) (d. 2008).
(1968) Conrad Vernon: Director.
(1967) Andy Ashby: Kansas City, Missouri -- Pitcher (San Diego Padres).

(1967) John Henson: Comedian.
(1967) Jeff Corwin: American naturalist and TV personality, he is the executive producer and host of cable TV’s "The Jeff Corwin Experience," which premiered in 2000 on the Animal Planet Network, Corwin has long been interested in environmental studies.
(1967) Monique Ewange-Epée: French-Martinican track and field athlete, she competed in the 100m hurdles and was European Champion in 1990.
(1967) Jill Greenberg: Photographer.
(1967) Donne Wall: Potosi, Missouri -- Pitcher (Houston Astros).
(1967) Jhumpa Lahiri: English-American author and academic.
(1966) Cheb Mami: Algerian singer, popular for his duets with Sting and Zucchero.
(1966) Greg Grunberg: American actor and producer.
(1966) Rod Strickland: NBA guard (Portland Trail Blazers, Washington Wizards).
(1966) Debbe Dunning: American actress.
(1966) Ricky Warwick: Northern Irish musician (The Almighty and Black Star Riders).
(1966) Doug TenNapel: Artist.
(1966) Nadeem Aslam: Pakistani-English author.
(1966) Mel Appleby: rocker (Mel and Kim - "Coming to America").
(1966) Bo Sanchez: Filipino minister and author.
(1966) Kentaro Miura: Japanese author and illustrator.
(1966) Butch Reid: Horse trainer.
(1966) Mick Molloy: Australian actor producer and screenwriter.
(1965) Dina Eastwood
(1965) Dina Ruiz: American news journalist with noted husband Clint Eastwood.
(1965) Lisa Rinna: Newport Beach, California -- Actress (Billie-Days of Our Life).
(1965) Scott Shriner: American singer-songwriter and bass player (Weezer and The Special Goodness).
(1965) Ernesto Hoost: Dutch kick-boxer and sportscaster.
(1965) Tony Cottee: English footballer manager and sportscaster.
(1964) Kyril : Prince of Preslav.
(1964) Craig Charles: opera singer, dies at age 77.
(1964) Greg Mottola: Director.
(1964) Cassi Davis: Movie Actress.
(1964) Earl Jones: Inkster, Michigan -- 800m runner (1984 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1964) Kyrill: Prince of Preslav, titular Bulgarian royal family.
(1963) Lisa Rinna: Soap Opera Actress.
(1963) Jean-François Sivadier
(1963) Al MacInnis: Inverness, Nova Scotia -- NHL defenseman (Team Canada, St. Louis).
(1963) John Mitzewich
(1963) Dean Richards: English rugby player and coach.
(1962) Muriel Dacq
(1962) Shaun Robinson
(1962) Heike Hanold-Lynch
(1962) Dale Hellestrae: NFL (Dallas Cowboys).
(1962) Gaetan Duchesne: French Canadian ice hockey player (d. 2007).
(1962) Pauline McLynn: Irish actress and author.
(1962) Gaétan Duchesne: Canadian ice hockey player (d. 2007).
(1961) Caroline Quentin
(1961) Maryse Audouit: French homicide victim, sister of Ludovic, who killed her, her mom and dad, and her son Jerome, with an iron bar 12/20/1989.
(1961) Antony Jenkins: English banker and businessman.
(1960) Jafar Panahi
(1960) Caroline Quentin: British comedy actress, best known as the long-suffering Dorothy on the British sitcom "Men Behaving Badly," 1992.
(1960) David Baerwald: David Baerwald American singer-songwriter (David & David).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Richie Sambora: American musician, a lead guitarist with "Bon Jovi.
(1959) Suzanne Vega: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer.
(1959) Tobias Moretti
(1959) Tokia Saïfi
(1959) Dave Bennett: English footballer.
(1959) Tokia Saifi: French politician and Member of the European Parliament for the North-West of France.
(1958) Hugo Sánchez: Mexican footballer coach and manager.
(1958) Lúcia Veríssimo
(1958) Mark Lester: English actor.
(1958) Ray Dodds: Rocker (Fairground Attraction-You Send Me).

(1958) Bela Fleck: Musician.
(1958) Fiona Shaw: Actress.
(1958) Andrew Gilbert-Scott: British racing driver.
(1958) Russ Carnahan: Politician.
(1958) Hugo Sanchez: Mexican footballer.
(1957) Peter Murphy (musician)
(1957) Michael Rose: Kingston, Jamaica -- Rocker (Black Uhuru-Brutal, Positive).
(1957) Pete Murphy: rocker (Love Hysteria).
(1957) Ron Klein: Politician.
(1957) Peter Murphy: English singer-songwriter (Bauhaus and Dalis Car).
(1957) Vince Williams: Actor (Hamp-Guiding Light).
(1957) Cindy Sheehan: Activist.
(1957) Johann Lamont: Scottish educator and politician.
(1956) Sela Ward: Meridian, Mississippi -- Actress (Hilary-Emerald Point NAS, Sisters).
(1956) Robin Renucci: French actor and director.
(1956) Amitav Ghosh: Indian-American author and academic.
(1956) Amitav Gosh
(1956) Paul Polman: Businessman.
(1955) Titouan Lamazou: French skipper, draughtsman and writer.
(1955) Balaji Sadasivan: Singaporean neurosurgeon and politician Singaporean Minister of Health (d. 2010).
(1955) Sergey Babinov: USSR -- Ice hockey star (1972 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1954) Julia King: English engineer and academic.
(1954) Benny Defranco: Rocker (Defrnco Family).
(1954) Paolo Beldì: Italian director.
(1954) Butch Reed: American professional wrestler.
(1954) Neil Tennant: Musician.
(1953) Patrick Stefanini: French senior official, who served as prefect of the Aquitaine region, prefect of the zone defense and security Southwest, and prefect of the Gironde, 7 April 2011 to 25 July 2012.
(1953) Leon Spinks: American boxer.
(1953) Angélica Aragón: Mexican actress.
(1953) Piyasvasti Amranand: Thai businessman and politician Thai Minister of Energy.
(1953) Maureen Cathryn Harriet ''Cats'' Falck: Swedish television journalist.
(1953) Suresh Prabhakar Prabhu: member of the 14th Lok Sabha of India.
(1953) Angelica Aragon: Mexican actress.
(1953) Mindy Sterling: American actress.
(1953) Ivan Toms: South African physician and activist (d. 2008).
(1953) Patricia Spíndola: Mexican actress director and producer.
(1953) Wu Shu-chen: wife of former President Chen Shui-bian of the Republic of China.
(1953) Suresh Prabhu: Indian accountant and politician Indian Minister of Railways.
(1953) Paul Weiland: is an English motion picture and television director.
(1953) Bramwell Tovey: English-Canadian conductor and composer.
(1953) Peter Brown: American singer, songwriter and producer.
(1953) Samuel Russell Hinds: pitcher for the Milwaukee Brewers.
(1953) Patricia Reyes Spindola: Mexican actress, director and producer.
(1952) Stephen Lang: NYC, New York -- Actor (Another You, Death of a Salesman).
(1952) Bill Barber: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1952) John Kettley: English weather forecaster.
(1952) Tom Kitt: Politician.
(1951) Evelyne Leclercq
(1951) Évelyne Leclercq: French announcer, TV host and actress.
(1951) Robert R McCammon: American horror novelist.
(1951) Ed Ott: American baseball player and coach.
(1951) Phyllis Smith: Actress.
(1951) Lawrence J Delucas: Syracuse, New York -- PhD / Astronaut (STS 50).
(1950) Anne Zamberlan: French actress, writer and designer.
(1950) Bruce McGill: American actor.
(1950) Bonnie Pointer: American singer (The Pointer Sisters).
(1950) J Morgan: Welsh author and academic.
(1950) Jorma Takala: Finnish professional criminal, a thief who robbed a bank and took two hostages, 8 August 1986.
(1950) J R Morgan: British classical scholar.
(1950) Pervez Hoodbhoy: Pakistani physicist and academic.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Liona Boyd: British musician and composer on the classical guitar.
(1949) Julie Leclerc
(1949) Tom Emanski: American baseball instructionalist.
(1949) Sunil Gavaskar: Athlete.
(1949) Beni Thurnheer: Swiss TV reporter, show master and sports reporter.
(1949) Jay Johnson: American ventriloquist and actor.
(1948) George Trapp
(1947) Anne-Marie Comparini: French politician, a former Member of Parliament and a former President of the Rhône-Alpes Regional Council.
(1947) John Holt (singer)
(1947) Bo Lundgren: Swedish politician.

(1947) Arlo Guthrie: Musician.
(1947) Norman Lebrecht: English author and critic.
(1947) John Holt: Jamaican singer-songwriter (The Paragons) (d. 2014).
(1947) Paul Riley: American probable suicide and firefighter, a respected veteran of Brockton, Massachusetts fire department.
(1946) Patrice Caratini: French double bass player, jazz composer and conductor.
(1946) Bill Boggs: American journalist and producer.
(1946) Martin Wong: American painter (d. 1999).
(1946) Dick Cunningham: American athlete, a pro basketball player, he was drafted into the National Basketball Association by the Milwaukee Bucks in 1968.
(1946) Edward J Markey: (Rep-D-Massachusetts, 1976- ).
(1946) Beverly Todd: Ohio, United States -- Actress (Roots, Having Babies, Redd Foxx Show).
(1946) Cuthbert Johnson: Benedictine abbot.
(1945) Elie Lison
(1945) Patrick Joseph McGrath: Catholic bishop.
(1945) John Motson: Celebrity.
(1945) Ron Glass: Actor.
(1945) Jacques Rougerie: Jacques Rougerie called the 'architect of the sea' is a French architect and oceanographer.
(1945) Robin Muyser: Dutch bassist (Les Baroques).
(1944) Lou Hudson: American basketball player, 1966.
(1944) Peter de Savary: English financier / multi-millionaire.
(1944) Michael Levy: Baron Levy English philanthropist.
(1944) Bill Boggs in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; TV host/producer (Midday, Morton Downey Jr Show).
(1944) Patricia Polacco: Children's Author.
(1944) Myra Gale Brown: former wife of cousin, Jerry Lee Lewis.
(1943) Michèle Barzach
(1943) René Préval
(1943) Susan Seaforth Hayes
(1943) Rolf Stommelen
(1943) Robert Malval: Haitian businessman and politician 5th Prime Minister of Haiti.
(1943) Peter Jensen: co-inventer (loud speaker), dies at age 75.
(1943) Tom Holland: American actor director and screenwriter.
(1943) Howard Gardner: American psychologist and academic.
(1943) Oscar D'León: Venezuelan bass player (Dimensión Latina).
(1943) Arthur Ashe: Athlete.
(1943) Susan Seaforth Hayes in San Francisco: California, USA; actress (Days of Our Lives, The Young and the Restless).
(1943) Oscar D'Leon: Venezuelan musician.
(1943) Susan Hayes: American actress who is one of daytime TV's most popular superstars, as well as being an excellent actress.
(1942) Tomasz Stańko
(1942) Phil Gingrey: Politician.
(1942) Patrice Hart: French architect, who collaborated with interior designer Gilles Quiffet on the design of Hyatt’s first hotel in Saudi Arabia and on the Park Hyatt Jeddah.
(1942) Ronnie James Dio: Musician.
(1942) Jean Jourden: France sport Champion.
(1941) Michael Giannatos: Turkish-Greek actor (d. 2013).
(1941) Rosa Morena: Spanish singer dancer and actress.
(1941) Henry Lowther: English trumpet player.
(1941) Clive Puzey: Zimbabwean race car driver.
(1940) Jacques Revaux: French songwriter most famous for his 1968 collaboration with singer Claude François on the song "Comme d'habitude" that singer-songwriter Paul Anka reworked into the English language as "My Way".
(1940) Terry Patchett: Politician.
(1940) Yvon Charbonneau: French Canadian union leader and politician.
(1940) Rafael Martinez: Horse trainer.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Larry Laoretti: Mahopac, New Jersey -- PGA golfer (US Seniors Open 1992).
(1939) Seth Gaaikema: Dutch night club performer.
(1939) Mavis Staples: Musician.
(1939) Terrence Murray: American executive and CEO in charge of Fleet/Norstar Financial Group.
(1938) Francis Bayer: French composer and musicologist.
(1938) Laurel Ulrich: American historian and scholar.
(1938) Terry Garthwaite: US guitarist / singer (Joy of Cooking).
(1938) Laurel Thatcher Ulrich: American feminist writer and professor.
(1937) Pai Hsien-yung: Chinese-Taiwanese author.
(1936) Henri Coulonges

(1936) Ruth Dewey: American astrologer, a cosmobiologist.
(1935) Nives Zegna: Italian beauty contestant and winner of the Miss Italy title.
(1935) Woody Sauldsberry
(1935) Oliver Napier: Irish lawyer and politician (d. 2011).
(1935) Frederick Hemke: American saxophonist and educator.
(1935) Earlene Dennis Brown: Latero, Texas -- Shot putter (1960 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1934) Giorgio Armani: Italian designer and award winning top star who created a fashion empire in 15 yrs.
(1934) Toby Jessel
(1933) Guy Lengagne
(1933) Jerry Herman: Composer.
(1933) Jim Carlen: American football player and coach (d. 2012).
(1933) Olga Havlova: Political activist.
(1933) Frank Kelso: American admiral and politician United States Secretary of the Navy (d. 2013).
(1932) Jean-Guy Talbot: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1932) Sergio Caprari: Italian boxer.
(1932) Ron McAnally: Horse trainer.
(1932) Alex Hassilev: Rocker (Limeliters).
(1932) John Byrne: American accountant and CEO of Fund American.
(1931) Tab Hunter: Tab Hunter is an American actor, singer, and author who has starred in over 40 films.
(1931) Christiane Minazzoli: French actress who died on 2 November 2014 in Paris.
(1931) Thurston Harris: American singer (Born 1931).
(1931) Julian May: Writer.
(1931) Thurston Harris in Indianapolis: Indiana, USA; vocalist ("Little Bitty Pretty One").
(1931) Tullio Regge: Italian physicist and author.
(1931) Bejan Daruwalla: Popular Indian astrologer, also served as a professor of English in Ahmedabad.
(1931) Herman de Vries: Dutch sculptor.
(1931) Henri Luyten: Belgium sport Champion.
(1931) Hans Klein: Politician.
(1931) Alice Munro: Writer.
(1931) Dick Gray: American baseball player (d. 2013).
(1930) Harold Bloom: American literary critic.
(1930) Giorgio Ghezzi: Italian soccer player, nicknamed Kamikaze.
(1930) André Geraud: Rodez Journalist.
(1930) Trevor Storer: English businessman founded Pukka Pies (d. 2013).
(1930) Gregory C Bell: Terre Haute, Indiana -- Long jumper (1956 Olympics - Gold Medalist).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) David Kelly: Movie Actor.
(1929) Chuck Rio: Musician (d. 2006).
(1929) Hermann Prey: German singer, a baritone, who performed in opera and light opera.
(1929) Danny Flores: singer-songwriter and saxophonist (The Champs) (d. 2006).
(1928) Michel Aurillac: French government administrative officer and politician.
(1928) Greville Janner: Baron Janner of Braunstone Welsh-English lawyer and politician (d. 2015).
(1928) Bobo Olson: American boxer (d. 2002).
(1928) Robert Washburn: Composer.
(1928) Jane Gardam: English writer of children's and adult fiction.
(1928) Pedro Soto Suarez: Puerto Rican writer, journalist and teacher.

(1928) Nic Jonk: Sculptor / painter (Jonas & the Whale).
(1928) Carl Olson: Athlete.
(1927) Theodore Maiman: American scientist, a physicist who built and patented the first operable laser in May 1960.
(1927) Herbert Blomstedt
(1927) David Dinkins: Politician.
(1927) Herbert Blomstedt in Springfield: Massachusetts, USA; conductor (Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra 1954-61).
(1926) Patrick Wymark: Cleethorpes, England -- Actor (Skull, Tomb of Ligeia).
(1926) Frederick Buechner: American minister theologian and author.
(1926) Fred Gwynne: Actor.
(1926) Rodolfo Arizaga: Composer.
(1926) Ralph D Abernathy: United States -- President (SCLC).
(1925) Mattiwilda Dobbs: American opera singer, an internationally known coloratura soprano.
(1925) Nicolai Gedda: Stockholm, Sweden -- Opera tenor (Opera Two to Six).
(1925) Sid Smith: Canadian ice hockey player and coach (d. 2004).
(1925) Charles Chaynes: Toulouse Musician.
(1925) Peter Kyros: American lawyer and politician (d. 2012).
(1925) Bertrand La Rocque De Severac: B?thune EXecutives.
(1925) Jean-Henri Soutoul: N?mes physician.
(1925) Joseph De Feyter: Belgium sport Champion.
(1925) Paul Bertrand: French Catholic bishop, the Bishop Emeritus of Mende since 2001.
(1925) Jean Deflassieux: French banker, who spent his entire career at Crédit Lyonnais, a historic French bank.
(1925) Mahathir Mohamad: Politician.
(1924) Gene Evans: American actor with a career that spanned four decades.
(1924) Cesar Lattes: Brazilian physicist (d. 2005).
(1924) Brett Somers: Canadian-American actress and singer (d. 2007).
(1924) César Lattes: Brazilian physicist and academic (d. 2005).
(1924) Charlie Tully: Northern Irish footballer and manager (d. 1971).
(1924) Claus Bremer: Writer.
(1923) Ray Lumpp
(1923) Tun Tun: Indian actress and singer (d. 2003).
(1923) Jean Kerr: Playwright.
(1923) Richard Pipes: Polish-American historian and academic.
(1923) Claude Giraud: Clamart EXecutives.
(1923) Germain Muller: Strasbourg EXecutives.
(1923) Earl Hamner, Jr.: Producer.
(1922) Gene Evans: Hollbrook, Arizona -- Actor (My Friend Flicka, Matt Helm, Alamo).
(1922) Jake LaMotta: Athlete.
(1922) Fritz Riess: German-Swiss race car driver (d. 1991).
(1921) Jean-Claude Deret
(1921) Ilse Werner: Dutch-German actress and singer (d. 2005).
(1921) Harvey Ball: Celebrity.
(1921) Luigi Casola: Italy sport Champion.
(1921) Paul Chichet: Vernet les Bains EXecutives.
(1920) Yul Brynner: Russian-American actor who was dynamic, slightly mysterious and famous for his shaven head and piercing gaze.
(1920) Suzanne Prou: French novelist.
(1920) Zecharia Sitchin
(1920) James von Brunn: American murderer committed the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum shooting (d. 2010).
(1920) Arthur Le Bau: French astrologer, author of the books "Un autre regard sur l'astrologie, l'anthropologie, la cosmologie".

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1919 - 1910

(1918) Venetia Burney: Person who suggested Pluto's name for the planet (Born 1918).
(1917) Ed Sadowski
(1917) Marcel Wolff: Cars Military man.
(1916) Gough Whitlam: Australian politician who joined the ALP in 1945 and on 11/29/1952, won the federal seat of Werriwa.
(1916) Reg Varney: English actor and screenwriter (d. 2008).
(1916) 11 July 2006 Mumbai train bombings
(1916) Alexander Prokhorov: Australian-Russian physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2002).
(1916) Howard Brubeck: Composer.
(1915) Norman Blunsdon: British astrologer and spiritualist who invented the 3-D chart.
(1915) Guy Schoeller: French editor, who created in 1979 the collection "Bouquins" (English: "Mouthpieces") published by Robert Laffont.

(1915) George Ivan Smith: Diplomat.
(1915) Colin Purdie Kelly: United States -- 1st US air hero (during WWII).
(1914) Tommy Bartlett: American owner of Water Ski Shows International, a touring entertainment extravaganza.
(1914) Jacques Castelot: French film actor who appeared in 86 films between 1938 and 1982.
(1914) Anibal Troilo: Argentine tango musician.
(1914) Joe Shuster: Artist.
(1914) Ahti Sonninen: Composer.
(1913) Gaston Plissonnier: French politician, married to Juliette Dubois.
(1913) Cordwainer Smith: American sinologist author and academic (d. 1966).
(1913) Paul Gibb: English cricketer (d. 1977).
(1913) Paul Myron Anthony Linebarger: United States -- Sci-fi author (Space Lords).
(1912) Sergiu Celibidache: Romanian conductor and composer (d. 1996).
(1912) Robert Rocca: French singer, actor and comedian, who performed in cabarets, on radio and on television.
(1912) François Joux: French film and theatre actor.
(1912) Paul Bonnel: Bourges Military man.
(1912) Maurice Perdrizet: Crest Military man.
(1912) Francoois Joux: France Actor.
(1912) William F Walsh: American politician (d. 2011).
(1912) William Walsh: American captain and politician 48th Mayor of Syracuse (d. 2011).
(1911) Erna Flegel: German nurse (d. 2006).
(1910) Sally Blane: American actress, the sister of Loretta Young and a leading lady herself from the late '20s to 1939.
(1910) John Francis Boyd: Journalist.
(1910) Irene Hervey: Los Angeles, California -- Actress (Aunt Meg-Honey West).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Irene Hervey
(1908) Evi Maltagliati: Italy Actor.
(1908) Karl Nabersberg: German youth leader (d. 1946).
(1907) Len Harvey: British boxer and championship title holder.
(1907) Daniela Palmer: Italy Actor.
(1906) Georges Blond: French naval engineer and writer.
(1906) Herbert Wehner: German journalist and politician, Federal Minister of Intra-German Relations from 1966 to 1969.
(1906) Harry Von Zell Indianapolis Indiana: USA; TV announcer (Burns and Allen).
(1904) Henri-Martin Jenny
(1904) Nino Ricardo: Spanish flamenco guitarist (d. 1972).

(1904) Niño Ricardo: Spanish guitarist and composer (d. 1972).
(1904) Henri Jenny: French Roman Catholic Priest and Archbishop of Cambrai.
(1903) OE Hasse
(1903) Sidney Franklin: American bullfighter (Born 1903).
(1903) O Hasse: German film actor and director.
(1903) Rudolf Abel: Soviet intelligence officer (d. 1971).
(1902) Rolf Widerøe: Norwegian accelerator physicist who was the originator of many particle acceleration concepts, including the resonance accelerator and the betatron accelerator.
(1902) Samuel Abraham Goldsmith: Dutch / US phycist.
(1902) Leo Collard: Belgian Minister of Education (1946 / 54-58).
(1900) Jean Marembert: France Painter.

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