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Famous Birthdays of 11 June

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

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2010 - Today

(2013) Willow Radke: Family Member.

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2009 - 2000

(2003) Breanna Yde: TV Actress.
(2000) Reece Ridgeley: Musical.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Katelyn Nacon: TV Actress.
(1999) Nathan Triska: YouNow Star.
(1999) Saxon Sharbino: Movie Actress.
(1998) Rhys Matthew Bond
(1998) Rhys Bond: TV Actor.
(1998) Jake Webber: Vine Star.
(1998) Triston Tyler: YouNow Star.
(1997) Kodak Black: Rapper.
(1997) Wesley Tucker: YouNow Star.
(1997) Sadie Robertson: Reality Star.

(1996) Charlie Tahan: Movie Actor.
(1996) Hakeeb Adelakun: English footballer.
(1996) Kaleo Kanahele: American volleyball player.
(1996) Ayaka Sasaki: Japanese singer (Momoiro Clover Z).
(1996) Ryan Falcoa: Pop Singer.
(1996) Patterrz : YouTube Star.
(1994) Ivana Baquero: Movie Actress.
(1994) Nicholas Santo Pietro: American noted family, son of Vanna White and her husband, restaurateur George Santo Pietro.
(1994) Brian Redmon: YouTube Star.
(1994) Oscar Guerra: Vine Star.
(1994) Jessica Fox: French-Australian canoe racer.
(1993) Daniel Flaherty
(1993) Nadia Rose
(1992) Eugene Simon: TV Actor.
(1992) Eugene Simon: TV Actor.
(1992) Jordanne Whiley: English tennis player.
(1992) Luke Patterson: Drummer.
(1992) Julian Alaphilippe: French road cyclist racer, best promising sprinter, he specialized in cyclo-cross when he was a junior.
(1991) Dan Howell: YouTube Star.
(1991) Amelia Liana: YouTube Star.
(1991) Erica Tonooka: Japanese actress (Idoling!!!).
(1990) Christophe Lemaitre
(1990) Christophe LeMaitre: French track and field athlete, European champion in the 100 and 200 metre races, he holds the French record for the 100m, with a finish time of 9.97 seconds (first Caucasian under 10 sec).
(1990) Sherina Munaf: Indonesian singer-songwriter and actress.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Maya Moore: American basketball player.
(1989) Cryaotic : YouTube Star.
(1989) Ana Duarte: Brazilian tennis player.
(1989) Keith Aulie: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1989) Jeff Linton Osbourne: Son of Jeffrey and Sheri.
(1988) Buenos Aires (Argentina)
(1988) Claire Holt: TV Actress.
(1988) Yui Aragaki: Japanese actress and singer.
(1988) Brock Holt: Baseball Player.
(1988) Jesús Collado: Spanish footballer.

(1988) Rome Ramirez: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Sublime with Rome).
(1988) Gabriel Valenciano: Filipino actor and dancer.
(1987) Kean Cipriano: Filipino singer and actor (Callalily).
(1987) Costadinos Contostavlos: Rapper.
(1987) Didrik Solli-Tangen: Norwegian singer and Eurovision contestant.
(1987) Ned Fulmer: YouTube Star.
(1987) Marsel İlhan: Turkish tennis player.
(1987) Dappy : English rapper and actor (N-Dubz).
(1987) TiA : Japanese R&B singer.
(1987) Ezequiel Carrera: Venezuelan baseball player.
(1987) Olan Rogers: YouTube Star.
(1986) Shia Labeouf
(1986) Magaly Solier: Peruvian actress and singer.
(1986) Sébastien Lecornu
(1986) Brighton Hertford: Actress (BJ Jones- General Hospital).
(1986) Shia LaBeouf: American actor who began his career thinking he wanted to be a stand-up comedian and in fact engaged his first agent by performing a comedy routine.
(1986) Sebastian Bayer: German long jumper.
(1986) Chase Clement: American football quarterback.
(1985) Chris Trousdale: American pop singer and dancer.
(1985) Josh Ramsay: Pop Singer.
(1985) Dmitry Koldun: Belarusian singer.
(1985) Violeta Isfel: Mexican actress and singer.
(1985) Tim Hoogland: German footballer.
(1985) Celina Jade: Actress.
(1985) Charlie Guzman: YouTube Star.
(1984) Andy Lee: Irish boxer.
(1984) Vágner Love: Brazilian footballer.
(1983) José Reyes (shortstop)
(1983) Chuck Hayes: American basketball player.
(1983) Josh Ramsay: Canadian singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Marianas Trench).
(1983) Jose Reyes: Dominican baseball player.
(1983) José Reyes: Dominican baseball player.
(1983) Atsushi Maruyama: Japanese actor.
(1982) Vanessa Boslak: French pole vaulter of Polish descent.
(1982) Kamel Chafni
(1982) Johnny Candido: American professional wrestler.
(1982) Marco Arment: American businessman co-created Tumblr.
(1982) Eldar Rønning: Norwegian skier.
(1982) Tara Lipinski: Athlete.
(1982) Leelee Sobieski: Actress.
(1982) Eldar R?nning: Norwegian cross-country skier.
(1982) Diana Taurasi: Basketball Player.
(1982) Lil Zane: Rapper.
(1982) Reni Maitua: Australian rugby league player.
(1982) Stephen Graham: American basketball player.
(1982) Joey Graham: American basketball player.
(1982) Jacques Freitag: South African high jumper.
(1981) Kristo Tohver: Estonian footballer and referee.
(1981) Emiliano Moretti: Italian footballer.
(1980) Paul Cauuet
(1980) Julien Bayou
(1980) Yhency Brazoban: Dominican baseball player.
(1980) Jennifer Armentrout: Novelist.
(1980) Yhency Brazobán: Dominican baseball player.
(1980) Azaria Chamberlain: Australian baby, taken at two months with her family to camp out at Ayers Rock in the Australian Northern Territory.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Michael A Welsh
(1979) Paige Butcher: Model.
(1979) Amy Taylor: Australian television presenter and model.
(1979) Ali Boussaboun: Moroccan-Dutch footballer.
(1979) Amy Duggan: Australian footballer and journalist.
(1979) Michael Welsh: American musical prodigy known as Monster Mike in the music world by 14, playing guitar like B.B.
(1979) Tõnu Endrekson: Estonian rower.
(1979) Rino Razalan: Japanese-American dancer and choreographer.
(1978) Joshua Jackson: Canadian actor.
(1978) Charlotte Consorti

(1978) Julien Rodriguez
(1978) DJ Qualls: Actor.
(1978) Ujjwala Raut: Indian supermodel.
(1978) Leah Sexton: Miss Missouri Teen USA (1996).
(1978) Shane West: Actor.
(1977) Ryan Dunn: American actor.
(1977) Geoff Ogilvy: Australian golfer.
(1977) Shane Meier: Canadian-American actor.
(1977) Richard Williams: English racing driver.
(1977) Mami Higashiyama: Japanese actress and singer.
(1977) Benjamin Millepied: Dancer.
(1976) Gran Naniwa: Japanese professional wrestler.
(1976) Scott Guyton: Tokoroa, New Zealand -- Cyclist (1996 Olympics).
(1976) Reiko Tosa: Japanese runner.
(1975) Mira Awad
(1975) Choi Ji-woo: South Korean model and actress.
(1975) Fjordman : Norwegian theorist and blogger.
(1975) Choi Ji Woo: South Korean actress and model.
(1975) Thomas Bimis: Greek diver.
(1974) Tiger JK
(1974) Christophe Béchu
(1974) Tatiana Ignatieva: Minsk, Belarus -- Tennis star (1994 Futures-Sopot POL).
(1974) David Starie: English boxer.
(1974) Emilee Klein: Santa Monica, California -- LPGA golfer (1995 SAFECO Classic-2nd).
(1974) Didier Laloy: Belgian accordeonist.
(1974) Tanya Pogatchnik: Miss Montana USA (1996).
(1974) Fragiskos Alvertis: Greek basketball player coach and manager.
(1973) Dana Brunetti: American film producer.
(1973) Tony McKenzie: WLAF guard (London Monarchs).
(1973) Lance Johnstone: Defensive end (Oakland Raiders).
(1973) Jose Manuel Abundis: Mexican footballer.
(1973) Faith Evans: Musician.
(1973) Robby Kiger: Encino, California -- Actor (Josh Fox-Crazy Like a Fox).
(1973) José Abundis: Mexican footballer and coach.
(1972) Andrew Peterson: NFL tackle (Green Bay Packers, Carolina Panthers).
(1972) Stephen Kearney: New Zealand rugby league player and coach.
(1971) Dion Foxx: NFL linebacker (Miami Dolphins).
(1971) Duane Dmytryshyn: CFL receiver (Toronto Argonauts).
(1971) Vladimir Gaidamașciuc: Moldovan footballer.
(1971) Bobby Jindal: Politician.
(1970) Brock Marion: NFL safety (Dallas Cowboys).
(1970) William Selby: Monroeville, Michigan -- Infielder (Boston Red Sox).
(1970) Kang Ho-dong: South Korean comedian and actor.
(1970) Pinky Webb: Filipino journalist.
(1970) Kang Ho Dong: Korean traditional wrestler and MC.
(1970) Chris Rice: American singer and songwriter.
(1970) Roman Kontsek: Hockey forward (Team Slovakia 1998).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Peter Dinklage: American actor.
(1969) Magloire (actor)
(1969) Cori Nadine
(1969) Mar Flores
(1969) Steven Drozd: American singer-songwriter and actor (The Flaming Lips).
(1969) Gina Prince-Bythewood: Director.
(1969) Johan Hansma: Soccer player (SC Heerenveen).
(1969) Matt McGrath: American actor.
(1969) Bryan Fogarty: Canadian professional ice hockey player (d. 2002).
(1969) Kip Miller: American ice hockey player.

(1969) Nancy Blogg: Switzerland -- Dancer (Josephine).
(1969) Sergei Yuran: Ukrainian footballer and manager.
(1969) Olaf Kapagiannidis: German footballer.
(1968) Louis Laforge: French journalist who presented the television shows, "Soir 3 week-end" (1998-1999), "Soir 3" with Audrey Pulvar (September 2004 to July 2005, plus Spring 2007), "Des racines et des ailes" (2005-2013) and "Grand Soir 3" with Patricia Loison (2013-2015).
(1968) Paul Etheredge-Ouzts
(1968) Justin Robertson
(1968) Manoa Thompson: Fijian rugby player.
(1968) Alois : Liechtenstein royalty, the eldest son of Prince Hans Adam II and Countess Marie Aglaë Kinsky of Wchinitz and Tettau.
(1968) Grégoire Furrer: Swiss businessman, co-founder of the Festival du Rire (Montreux Comedy) with Alain Macaluso in 1990, and current president.
(1968) Staci Baldwin: Miss Washington USA (1996).
(1968) Bryan Perro: Canadian author.
(1967) Pascal Hernandez
(1967) Joao Garcia: Portuguese mountaineer.
(1967) John Doherty: Pitcher.
(1967) Mario Chitarroni: Hockey forward (Team Italy 1998).
(1967) Emma Anderson: Musician.
(1967) John Yoo: Educator.
(1967) João Garcia: Portuguese mountaineer.
(1967) Clare Carey: Actress (Kelly Fox Rosebrock-Coach).
(1966) Gina Bellman: Actress.
(1966) Tiffany Cohen: Culver City, California -- Swimmer (1984 Olympics - 2 Gold Medals).
(1966) Scott Mellanby: Montreal, Quebec -- NHL right wing (Florida Panthers).
(1965) Pamela Gidley
(1965) Manuel Uribe: Mexican computer repairman world's heaviest man (d. 2014).
(1965) Anthony Painter: Milton, NSW -- Australasia golfer.
(1965) Elizabeth Hurley: Actress.
(1965) Joey Santiago: Musician.
(1965) Yasuko Sawaguchi: Japanese actress.
(1965) Gavin Hill: New Zealand rugby player and coach.
(1965) Joe Cain: NFL linebacker (Chicago Bears, Seattle Seahawks).
(1965) Giola Bruno: Rocker (Expose).
(1965) Christian Streich: Christian Streich is a former German footballer and current manager of SC Freiburg of the Bundesliga, the top level of German football.
(1964) Jean Alesi: Italian-French race car driver.
(1964) Kim Gallagher: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- 800m runner (1984 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1964) Carl Barron: Comedian.
(1963) Gioia Bruno: Italian-American singer, a member of the world-known group "Expose.
(1963) Michael Neukhar: American race car driver of go-karts on weekends, holidays, every chance he can get.
(1963) Joe Racer: American race-car driver of go-carts.
(1963) Max Stevens: Millmeran, Queensland -- Australasia golfer.
(1963) Bruce Kimball: American diver and coach.
(1963) Jeanne Tripplehorn: Actress.
(1963) Elisabeth Shue: Actress.
(1963) Brad Henry: Politician.
(1963) Sandra Schmirler: Canadian curler and sportscaster (d. 2000).
(1963) Tommy Barnhardt: NFL punter (Carolina Panthers, Green Bay Packers, TB Bucs).
(1962) Valérie Boyer
(1962) Alvaro Bulto: Spanish athlete of risk and paratrooper.
(1962) Michael Kenny: WLAF offensive assistant (Scottish Claymores).
(1962) Mano Menezes: Brazilian footballer and coach.
(1962) Erika Salumäe: Estonian cyclist.
(1962) Gina Gershon: Actress.
(1961) Maria Barranco: Spanish actress.
(1961) María Barranco: Spanish actress and singer.
(1961) Kim Deal: Musician.
(1960) Mehmet Oz: Mehmet Cengiz Oz, also known as Dr. Oz, is a Turkish-American cardiothoracic surgeon, author, and television personality.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Hugh Laurie: English actor, comedian, writer, musician, and director.
(1959) Eliot Spitzer: Lawyer.
(1959) Tim Van Patten: Director.
(1959) Magnum TA: American wrestler and sportscaster.
(1958) Barry Adamson: English singer and bass player (Visage Magazine and Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds).
(1958) Deborah Vidal: Ponce, Puerto Rico -- LPGA golfer (1994 Oldsmobile-19th).
(1957) Gilles Verlant: Belgian journalist and biographer specialized in pop-rock music, son of Louis Verlant, journalist at the RTBF.
(1957) Bruce Plummer: Seattle, Washington -- Canadian Tour golfer (1994 West Coast).
(1957) Jamaaladeen Tacuma: American bass player and bandleader.
(1956) Joe Montana: American football quarterback who led the San Francisco '49ers to a Super Bowl XIX championship on 1/20/1985.

(1956) Ray Nagin: Politician.
(1956) Steven A Cohen: American hedge fund manager.
(1956) Arthur Porter: Canadian physician and academic (d. 2015).
(1956) Simon Plouffe: Canadian mathematician and academic.
(1956) Steven Cohen: American businessman founded SAC Capital Advisors.
(1956) Steven A. Cohen: Businessman.
(1955) Yuriy Sedykh: Ukrainian hammer thrower.
(1955) Pierre Blaise: French film actor, best known for the role of Lucien Lacombe in Louis Malle's 1974 film Lacombe, Lucien.
(1955) Duncan Steel: English-Australian astronomer and author.
(1955) Tony Allcock: Bowler.
(1954) T. Harv Eker: Author.
(1954) Gary Fencik: NFL defensive back (Chicago Bears).
(1954) John Dyson: Australian cricketer.
(1954) Johnny Neel: American singer-songwriter and keyboard player (The Allman Brothers Band).
(1953) José Bové: French farmer and politician.
(1953) Barbara Minty: American actress and wife of actor Steve McQueen, 22 years older than she.
(1953) Peter Bergman: Actor (All My Children, Starland Vocal Band).
(1953) Lloyd O'Callaghan: American policeman who was called in on 1/3/1979, when the gas company attempted to shut off the gas of a Negro resident, Eula Love.
(1953) Georgios Orfanos: Greek politician.
(1953) Steve Bassam: Baron Bassam of Brighton English politician.
(1953) John Edwards: Politician.
(1953) Garry Hynes: Director.
(1953) Jose Bove: French political activist.
(1953) Vera Komisova: Russian hurdler.
(1952) Shoshame (mystic)
(1952) Yekaterina Podkopayeva: Russian runner.
(1952) Russell Hitchcock: Melbourne, Victoria -- Rock vocalist (Air Supply).
(1952) Donnie Van Zant: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (38 Special and Van Zant).
(1952) Shoshame : American mystic involved with pyramidology, herbalogy, massage, nutrition and other interests.
(1951) Sylvie Flepp
(1951) Mark D Siljander: (Rep-R-Michigan, 1981- ).
(1951) Matthew Engel: English journalist and author.
(1951) Yasumasa Morimura: Japanese painter and photographer.
(1951) Dan Fouts: Athlete.
(1951) Jan Fransen: Dutch MP (VVD).
(1951) Maren Seidler: Brooklyn, New York -- Shot putter (1968 Olympics - 11th Place).
(1950) Graham Russell: British-American musician, a singer and composer with the group "Air Supply," formed in 1976 and signed by Arista in 1980.
(1950) Lynsey de Paul: English singer-songwriter pianist and actress (d. 2014).
(1950) Michael Swan in Palo Alto: California, USA; actor (Duncan - As the World Turns).
(1950) Debbie "Pokey" Watson: United States -- 200m backstroke swimmer (1968 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1950) Lindsey de Paul: Singer.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Frank Beard: American drummer and songwriter (ZZ Top and American Blues).
(1949) Claude-Annick Tissot
(1949) Ross Harvey: Australian pro astrologer who calculated "The Life Span Revolution," 1991-1992.
(1949) John Sentamu: Clergyman.
(1949) Tom Pryce: British racing driver (d. 1977).
(1949) George Willig: Stuntman (climbed World Trade Center in 1977).
(1948) Stephen Schnetzer: American actor, known for his role as Cass Winthrop in the TV soap "Another World," 1982 to 1999 when the series went off the air.
(1948) Richard Nelson: British politician, born in Germany, who became a Member of Parliament, returned at General Election on 6/11/1987.
(1948) Terry Williams (drummer)
(1948) John Michael Swan

(1948) Franz (cartoonist)
(1948) Dave Cash: American baseball player and coach.
(1948) Mike Conaway: Politician.
(1948) Lalu Prasad Yadav: Politician.
(1948) Michael Swan: American actor.
(1948) Skip Alan [Alan Skipper]: Drummer (Them, Pretty Things).
(1948) Anthony Nelson: British Secretary of Treasury.
(1948) John Swan: American child actor in theater from age five as his mom was an actress and former opera singer.
(1947) Henry Cisneros: Latino-American politician, the Mayor of San Antonio Texas, once considered as a potential Democratic Vice-Presidential candidate.
(1947) Serge Roques
(1947) Lalu Yadav: Indian politician 20th Chief Minister of Bihar.
(1947) Glenn Leonard: R&B singer (Temptations).
(1947) Randee Heller: Actress.
(1947) Laloo Prasad Yadav: Indian politician.
(1947) Bob Evans: British racing driver.
(1947) Richard Palmer-James: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (King Crimson and Supertramp).
(1946) Jim Oberweis: Politician.
(1946) Jenny Pittman: Horse trainer.
(1946) Claus Houlberg: Danish astrologer, he began his studies in 1969, he had his astrological education at Ferenc Szöllösi's schook, finished 178; since 1986 he is professional astrologer.
(1946) John Lawton: British rock singer (Uriah Heep).
(1946) Michael Wilkes: Commander (UK Field Army).
(1946) Jenny Pitman: English horse trainer and author.
(1945) Adrienne Barbeau: American actress and the author of three books.
(1945) Roland Moreno
(1945) Robert Munsch: Children's Author.
(1945) Roger Schawinski: Swiss journalist, writer and entrepreneur.
(1945) Alain De Pouzilhac: French advertising executive.
(1945) Patrick McGrath: Irish-American bishop.
(1944) Helen Fritsch: French-german astrologer, since 2013 chairman of the Deutscher Astrologen-Verband (DAV, German astrologer's association), and first laureate of the "Golden Jupiter" in 2012.
(1944) James "Ox" D A Van Hoften in Fresno: California, USA; astronaut (STS 41C, STS 51I).
(1944) Barry Stevens: British / Netherlands, choreographer (Personals, Young Again).
(1944) Alan Horworth: MP.
(1944) Alan Howarth: Baron Howarth of Newport English politician Minister for Culture Communications and Creative Industries.
(1944) Roscoe Orman: American actor.
(1943) Jeff Greenfield: Journalist.
(1943) Ray Warren: Australian sportscaster.
(1943) Bernard Dartigues: French filmmaker.
(1943) John McCoy: American executive and CEO of Bank One, a financial company that specializes in automated banking services.
(1943) Annabella Incontrera: Italian film and television actress, sometimes credited as Pam Stevenson.
(1943) Henry Hill: American mobster (d. 2012).
(1942) Colette Codaccioni
(1942) Preston Manning: Politician.
(1941) Philip Caputo: Author.
(1941) Celso Charuri: Brazilian physician who established Pró-Vida (Pro-Life), an esoteric-mystical organization (not to be confused with the anti-abortion movement).
(1940) Celso Charuri
(1940) Jean-Pierre Arthur Bernard
(1940) Joey Dee: American musician ( and the Starliters).
(1940) Joey Dee in Passaic: New Jersey, USA; actor (Hey Let's Twist, Two Tickets to Paris).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Christina Crawford: American writer and noted family, the daughter of actress Joan Crawford.
(1939) Jackie Stewart: Scottish-American professional race car driver of the Formula One Series.
(1939) Wilma Burgess: Country-pop singer.
(1939) Barry Porter: MP (Conservative).
(1939) Bernard Purdie: American session drummer.
(1939) Sir Jackie Stewart: Scottish race car driver.
(1939) Rachael Flint: Baroness Heyhoe Flint English cricketer and journalist.
(1937) Lucien Degauchy
(1937) Chad Everett: American actor who appeared in more than 40 films and television series.
(1937) Johnny Brown: American actor and singer.

(1937) Richard Foreman: Playwright.
(1937) Robin Warren: Australian pathologist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1937) Johnny Brown in Saint Petersburg: Florida, USA; comedian (Good Times, Leslie Uggams).
(1936) Chad Everett
(1936) Chad Everett: Actor.
(1936) Chuck Adamson: American Television producer screenwriter and police officer (d. 2008).
(1936) Chad Everett in South Bend: Indiana, USA; actor (Medical Center, Airplane II).
(1936) Jud Strunk: American singer, songwriter and comedian (d. 1981).
(1936) George Bryan Ingham: Artist.
(1934) Yves Haumont
(1934) Jean-Claude Casanova: French economist and intellectual.
(1934) Henrik : French-born Prince Consort of Denmark.
(1934) Pookie Hudson: Vocalist (Goodnite Sweetheart Goodnite-Spaniels).
(1934) Anthony Evans: British high court judge.
(1934) Consort of Denmark Henrik: French nobleman and the husband of Queen Margrethe II.
(1933) Gene Wilder: American comedian and actor who made his screen debut in "Bonnie And Clyde" followed by "The Producers.
(1933) Claude Olievenstein
(1933) Jud Strunk in Jamestown: New York, USA; singer/comedian (Laugh-In).
(1933) Martti Soosaar: Estonian journalist and author.
(1933) Harald Szeemann: Swiss art historian and curator.
(1933) F. Lee Bailey: Lawyer.
(1932) Pierre Peugeot: French heir and business executive, who served on the Board of Directors of Peugeot from 1978 to 1992.
(1932) Tim Sainsbury: English businessman and politician Minister of State for Trade.
(1932) Timothy Sainsbury: British Minister of State.
(1932) Athol Fugard: Middleburg, South Africa -- Anti-apartheid writer (Blood Knot).
(1931) Frédéric Tristan
(1931) Kenneth Cameron: Baron Cameron of Lochbroom Scottish lawyer and judge.
(1931) Frédérick Tristan: French writer, poet, essayist.
(1931) Michele Gismondi: Italy sport Champion.
(1931) Tab Hunter in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Tab Hunter Show).
(1931) Lucianna Paluzzi: Rome, Italy -- Actress (Five Fingers, Thunderball).
(1931) Lord Cameron of Lochbroom: Lord advocate.
(1931) Audrey Schuh: American soprano.
(1930) Ralph Lee: American engineer and experimental test pilot.
(1930) Charles B Rangel: (Rep-D-New York, 1971- ).
(1930) Anatoli Fyodorovich Voronov: Russia -- Cosmonaut (Soyuz 12a backup).
(1930) Charles Rangel: American soldier lawyer and politician.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Dolores Ashcroft-Nowicki: British author of occult books; director of an organization named "Servants of Light" located on Jersey.
(1929) George Garrett (poet)
(1929) Maurice Vander: French jazz pianist.
(1929) Ayhan Şahenk: Turkish businessman (d. 2001).
(1929) George Garrett: American poet and novelist.
(1929) E. O. Wilson: Scientist.
(1928) Queen Fabiola of Belgium
(1928) Fabiola : Spanish-Belgian royalty, the wife of King Baudouin of Belgium.
(1928) Rene Roustan: France sport Champion.
(1928) Gerard van Leijenhorst: Dutch Undersecretary of the Interior (CDA).

(1928) René Roustan: French boxer, 1950-1954.
(1928) Fabiola de Mora y Aragon: Spanish-born Queen consort of the Belgians.
(1927) Marcus Fox: Conservative MP / Chairman (1922 Committee).
(1927) Beryl Grey: English ballerina.
(1927) Kit Pedler: English parapsychologist and author (d. 1981).
(1927) June Robles: American kidnapping survivor who was the daughter of Fernando Robles, owner of the Robles Electric Company.
(1927) John Fox: British politician, a Member of Parliament returned at General Election 6/11/1987.
(1927) Josef Anton Reidl: Composer.
(1927) John Aspinall: Owner (casino, zoos).
(1926) Carlisle Floyd in Latta: South Carolina, USA; composer (Slow Dusk).
(1926) Brother Dave Gardner: Novelty singer / comedian.
(1926) Carlisle Floyd: American opera composer.
(1926) Guglielmo Oppezzo: Italian soccer player.
(1925) William Styron: American writer, the author of "Sophie's Choice" and "Darkness Visible," a best seller of 1990.
(1925) Jean-Pierre Chabrol: French writer and screenwriter.
(1925) James Salter: Novelist.
(1925) Jean Chabrol: France Writer.
(1925) Johnny Esaw: Canadian sportscaster (d. 2013).
(1925) William Styron in Virginia: USA; novelist (Confession of Nat Turner, Sophie's Choice).
(1924) Bennie Gonzales: American architect known for a distinctive style of Southwestern architecture which has since been widely copied.
(1923) Pierre Szekely
(1923) Gerard Vaughn: MP (Conservative).
(1923) Robert Maxwell: Soldier.
(1922) Erving Goffman: Sociologist (presentation of self in everyday life).
(1922) Michael Cacoyannis: Greek Cypriot director producer and screenwriter (d. 2011).
(1922) John Bromfield: South Bend, Indiana -- Actor (Easy to Love).
(1922) Tom Cole: Welsh-American racing driver (d. 1953).
(1922) Judy Garland: Actress.
(1922) Douglas Campbell: Scottish-Canadian actor and screenwriter (d. 2009).
(1922) Jean Boggs: Peruvian-Canadian historian academic and civil servant (d. 2014).
(1921) Robert Leachman: American physicist, appointed by the government to be a group leader in the Los Alamos Science lab 1950-1967.
(1921) Prince Philip: Royalty.
(1921) Michael Meyer: United Kingdom -- Novelist / Ibsen translator (Hedda Gabler).
(1921) Beatrice "Fiet" van Ommeren-Samson: Suriname -- Writer.
(1920) Albin Chalandon: Reyrieux Politician.
(1920) Robert Hutton: American actor who was a leading man in low budget British films from the early 60s and who has done some U.S.
(1920) Hazel Scott: Trinidadian-American singer actress and pianist (d. 1981).
(1920) Emil Durr: Germany Military man.
(1920) Emil Dürr: German Nazi Unterscharführer (non-commissioned officer) in the Waffen SS during World War II who was awarded the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross, (which was to recognize extreme battlefield bravery or successful military leadership by Nazi Germany during World War II).
(1920) Bir Bikram Shah Deva Mahendra: King of Nepal (1955-72).
(1920) Irving Howe: United States -- Writer / critic (World of Our Fathers).
(1920) Shelly Manne: American drummer composer and bandleader (d. 1984).
(1920) Keith Seaman: Australian lawyer and politician 29th Governor of South Australia (d. 2013).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Richard Todd: Ireland -- Actor (Dorian Gray, Assassin Yangtse Incident).
(1919) Helen Tobias-Duesberg: Estonian-American pianist and composer (d. 2010).
(1919) Frank Price: American military, he rose to the rank of Vice Admiral in the US Navy in 1972.
(1919) Suleiman Mousa: Jordanian historian and author (d. 2008).
(1918) Ruth Aarons: American table tennis player and manager (d. 1980).
(1917) Boyce Mc: Brevard Scientist.
(1917) Joseph Wirthlin: American businessman and religious leader (d. 2008).
(1917) James Bostock: Painter / engraver.
(1917) Boyce McDaniel: American physicist who was a member of what was known as the Manhattan Project.
(1917) Joseph B Wirthlin: American religious leader (d. 2008).

(1915) Buddy Baer: American boxer, the World Heavyweight contender 1941-'42.
(1915) Nicholas Metropolis: Greek-American mathematician, physicist and computer scientist (Born 1915).
(1915) David Kindersley: Font designer / cutter.
(1915) Magda Gabor: Hungarian-American actress (d. 1997).
(1914) Jean Meyer (acteur)
(1914) Henry G Cisheros: (Mayor-D-San Antonio).
(1914) Gerald Mohr: NYC, New York -- Actor (Christopher-Foreign Intrigue).
(1914) Jean Meyer: French playwright, actor, film director and author.
(1914) Saul Bellow: Novelist.
(1914) Daniel Dreyfous-Ducas: Paris 16?me Military man.
(1914) Jan van den Berg: Dutch psychiatrist and academic (d. 2012).
(1914) Jack Mann: Pilot / hostage.
(1914) Hendrik Berkhof: Dutch theologist (Church & Emperor).
(1913) Risë Stevens: American soprano and actress (d. 2013).
(1913) Vince Lombardi: Football coach (Packers), dies at 57 in Washington, DC.
(1913) Roger Frey: French politician.
(1913) Rise Stevens: American opera singer, a mezzo-soprano for four decades.
(1913) Jose Caballero: Spanish painter.
(1913) John Elliott Terry: Managing director (National Film Finance Corp).
(1913) Coby Whitmore: American painter and magazine illustrator (Born 1913).
(1912) Pierre Deraigne: St Quentin Journalist.
(1912) Laurentius Slaats: Netherlands sport Champion.
(1912) James Algar: American film director, screenwriter and producer (Born 1912).
(1912) William Baziotes: American painter and academic (d. 1963).
(1912) Mohammad Ganji: Iranian meteorologist and academic (d. 2012).
(1912) Keith Porter: Canadian-American biologist and academic (d. 1997).
(1912) Mukhtar Ashrafi: Composer.
(1911) Michel Jaupitre: Lorria physician.
(1911) Terence Rattigan: Dramatist.
(1911) Edvard Heiberg: Norwegian director and engineer.
(1911) Russ Hodges: Dayton, Tennessee -- Sportscaster (Wednesday Night Fights).
(1910) Jacques-Yves Cousteau: French marine biologist and inventor (d. 1997).
(1910) Howlin' Wolf: Musician.
(1910) Jacques Cousteau: French oceanographer, inventor, film-maker and author.
(1910) Carmine Coppola: American composer, director and songwriter (d. 1991).

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1909 - 1900

(1908) Francisco Marto: Portuguese child noted for the Miracle of Fatima, during which the sun appeared to spin and fall from the sky, witnessed by 70,000 people on 13 October 1917.
(1908) Kael Hein
(1908) Karl Hein: German hammer thrower (d. 1982).
(1907) Paul Mellon: United States -- Oil magnate / President (Washington National Gallery of Art).
(1907) Jose Bernabe Marino Barreto y Casanova: Pianist vocalist bandleader.
(1907) Anton Hildebrand: Dutch well-known children's author, also known as A.D.
(1906) Clifford Leofric Purdy Bishop: Bishop.
(1905) Richard Loeb: American homicide.
(1905) Frédéric Pottecher: Bussang Journalist.
(1905) Frederic Pottecher: French actor and screenwriter, who died on 13 November 2001 aged 96.

(1904) Emil Frantisek Burian: Composer.
(1904) Clarence "Pinetop" Smith: Jazz pianist / singer (Boogie Woogie Piano).
(1904) Daphne Fielding: Socialite / writer.
(1903) Ernie Nevers: NFL fullback (Duluth Eskimos, Chicago Cardinals).
(1902) Vissarion Yakovlevich Shebalin: Composer.
(1901) Cap Fear: Canadian football player and rower (d. 1978).
(1901) Sebastiano Paltrinieri: Italy Scientist.
(1900) Carmen Polo 1st Lady of Meirás
(1900) Laurence Spivak
(1900) Lawrence Spivak: American broadcaster and moderator.
(1900) Lawrence E Spivak: Brooklyn, New York -- News panelist (Meet the Press).

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