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Famous Birthdays of 11 March

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

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2009 - 2000

(2003) Sophia Mugglesam: YouTube Star.
(2001) Jacob Cruikshank: Family Member.
(2000) Aparri : YouTube Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1998) Street Cry: Irish race horse (d. 2014).
(1997) Matreya Fedor: TV Actress.
(1997) GretchenLovesBeauty : YouTube Star.
(1996) Rafaella Beckran: Family Member.
(1996) Maddy Harris: YouTube Star.
(1994) Martin Jurtom: Estonian basketball player.
(1994) Josh Sobo: YouTube Star.
(1994) Andrew Robertson: Scottish footballer.
(1993) Anthony Davis: Basketball Player.
(1993) Baek A-yeon

(1993) Jodie Comer
(1993) Demi Harman: TV Actress.
(1993) Ben Lins: YouTube Star.
(1993) Daisuke Ssegwanyi: Ugandan swimmer.
(1992) Sacha Parkinson: English actress.
(1992) Austin Swift: Family Member.
(1992) Callum McGinley: YouTube Star.
(1992) Ainsley Bailey: TV Actress.
(1992) KZ Tandingan: Filipino singer.
(1991) Sophie Maréchal
(1991) Poonam Pandey: Model.
(1991) Jack Rodwell: English footballer.
(1991) Sophie Marechal: Belgian actress and comedian, seems to have stopped her career in 2013.
(1991) Parth Samthaan: TV Actor.
(1991) Camden Scott: YouTube Star.
(1991) Nao Tōyama: Japanese voice actress and singer.
(1991) Mayumi Roller: Virgin Islander sailor.
(1991) Kamohelo Mokotjo: South African footballer.
(1991) Linlin : Chinese-Japanese singer (Morning Musume and Minimoni).
(1990) Ayumi Morita: Japanese tennis player.
(1990) Janna Dominguez: Filipino actress.
(1990) Reiley McClendon: American actor.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Antwerp (Belgium)
(1989) Anton Yelchin: Russian/American actor.
(1989) Shin Soohyun: South Korean singer and dancer (U-KISS).
(1989) Daniella Kertesz: Israeli actress.
(1988) Fábio Coentrão: Portuguese footballer.
(1988) Soledad Cescato
(1988) Alexandra Pender: American noted family, the 14th great-grandchild of matriarch Rose Kennedy.
(1988) Fabio Coentrao: Portuguese football player.
(1988) Katsuhiko Nakajima: Japanese wrestler.
(1988) Cecil Lolo: South African footballer (d. 2015).

(1988) Evandro Costa: Portuguese-Brazilian sports broadcaster and musician.
(1988) Canserbero : Venezuelan rapper (d. 2015).
(1987) Yoann Fréget
(1987) Marc-Andre Gragnani: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1987) Marc-André Gragnani: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1987) Tanel Kangert: Estonian cyclist.
(1987) Galina Becker: Family Member.
(1987) Taras Kulakov: YouTube Star.
(1987) Ngonidzashe Makusha: Zimbabwean sprinter and long jumper.
(1986) Cindy Billaud
(1986) Mariko Shinoda: Japanese singer and actress (AKB48).
(1986) Dario Cologna: Swiss skier.
(1986) Ayumi Tanaka: Japanese pianist.
(1985) Cindy Santos (Nouvelle Star)
(1985) Paul Bissonnette: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1985) Daniel Evuy: Equatoguinean footballer.
(1985) Ajantha Mendis: Sri Lankan cricketer.
(1985) Hakuho Sho: Mongolian sumo wrestler, the 69th Yokozuna.
(1985) Viktorija Žemaitytė: Lithuanian heptathlete.
(1985) Nikolai Topor-Stanley: Australian footballer.
(1985) Hakuhō Shō: Mongolian sumo wrestler.
(1985) Derek Schouman: American football player.
(1985) Kai Reus: Dutch cyclist.
(1985) Sonia Radeva: Bulgarian figure skater.
(1985) Stelios Malezas: Greek footballer.
(1985) Luis Hernández: Mexican figure skater.
(1985) Greg Olsen: Football Player.
(1984) Marc-André Grondin: Canadian actor.
(1984) Anna Tsuchiya: Japanese model actress and singer (Spin Aqua).
(1984) Rob Brown: American actor.
(1984) Marc-Andre Grondin: Canadian actor.
(1984) Tom James: British rower.
(1983) Céline Couderc
(1983) Melissa Rycroft: American cheerleader and television host.
(1983) John Sutherland: American singer (B3).
(1983) Żaneta Glanc: Polish discus thrower.
(1983) Gudda Gudda: Rapper.
(1983) Bianca Gonzalez: Filipino model and television host.
(1983) Adil Mezgour: Moroccan-Italian footballer.
(1983) Marietta Chrousala: Greek model and television host.
(1982) Thora Birch: American actress, she landed her first role in a TV commercial at age 4..
(1982) 2004 Madrid train bombings
(1982) Lindsey McKeon: American actress.
(1982) Bobina : Russian DJ and producer.
(1982) Brian Anderson: Major League Baseball player.
(1982) Benjamin Krause: German rugby player.
(1981) LeToya (singer)
(1981) Matthias Schweighöfer
(1981) David Anders: American actor.
(1981) Lee Evans: American football player.
(1981) Paul Wall: American rapper.
(1981) LeToya Luckett: Pop Singer.
(1981) Heidi Cortez: American businesswoman and author.
(1981) Russell Lissack: English guitarist (Bloc Party Pin Me Down and Ash).
(1981) Luke Johnson: English drummer and songwriter (Lostprophets Beat Union and Amen).
(1980) Paul Scharner: Austrian footballer.
(1980) Dan Uggla: American baseball player.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Benji Madden: American guitarist (Good Charlotte).
(1979) Elton Brand: American basketball player.
(1979) Joel Madden: Rock Singer.
(1979) Fred Jones: American basketball player.
(1979) Jung Yong-hoon: South Korean footballer (d. 2003).
(1979) Keren Peles: Israeli singer.
(1978) Didier Drogba: Ivorian footballer who currently at age 34 plays for Shanghai Shenhua.
(1978) Andres Velencoso
(1978) Christopher Rice: American writer, son of author Anne Rice and poet/painter Stanley Rice.
(1978) Christopher Khayman Lee

(1978) Ha Jung-woo
(1978) Scott Calderwood: English-Scottish footballer and manager.
(1978) Hayko Cepkin: Turkish singer-songwriter.
(1978) Albert Luque: Spanish footballer.
(1978) Paulo Musse: Brazilian footballer.
(1978) Andrés Velencoso: Spanish model and actor.
(1977) Andre Nickatina: American rapper.
(1977) Becky Hammon: American basketball player.
(1976) Thomas Gravesen: Danish footballer.
(1976) Black Coffee: DJ.
(1975) Arnaud Tsamere
(1975) Cedric Henderson: NBA forward (Cleveland Cavaliers).
(1975) Arnaud Tsamère: French comedian, actor, and TV presenter, born to a Breton (the name Tsedri is jewish, from North Africa), general of the French Airforce.
(1975) Shawn Springs: cornerback (Seattle Seahawks).
(1975) Eric the Midget: American radio personality.
(1975) Eric the Midget : American radio host and actor (d. 2014).
(1974) Bobby Abreu: Venezuelan baseball player.
(1974) The Minstrel: Canadian racehorse (d. 1990).
(1974) Kevin Donovan in Des Plaines: Illinois, USA; figure skater (1997 Great Lakes-second).
(1974) David Cameron: Australian rower (Olympics-1996).
(1974) Billy Granville: linebacker (Cincinnati Bengals).
(1974) Jon Dalton: American reality show personality.
(1974) Kate Brian: American author.
(1974) Jonny Fairplay: American actor.
(1974) Russ Haas: American wrestler (d. 2001).
(1974) Kieran Scott: American journalist and author.
(1974) Adam Wakeman: English guitarist keyboard player and songwriter (Black Sabbath and Headspace).
(1973) Hans Bijlemans: Belgian swimming champion, holder of the Belgian record for the 50 meter freestyle and 100 meter freestyle.
(1973) Karine Berger
(1973) Mike Mihelic: Canadian Football League offensive tackle (Winnipeg Blue Bombers).
(1973) Sammie Brennan: Canadian Football League defensive back (British Columbia Lions).
(1973) Sylvia Day: American author and blogger.
(1973) Wataru Sakata: Japanese wrestler and mixed martial artist.
(1973) Martin Hiden: Austrian footballer and coach.
(1973) Tony Veland: NFL defensive back (Denver Broncos - Super Bowl 32).
(1973) Vincent Pereira: American actor and director.
(1972) Karine Fauconnier: French sailor, who has sailed in various events: monohull, multihull, in solo regattas, and on lakes.
(1972) Benjamin Diamond
(1972) Fabrice Barrao
(1972) Jamal Duff
(1972) Paolo Ponzo: Italian footballer (d. 2013).
(1972) Ua : Japanese singer-songwriter producer and actress (Ajico).
(1972) Carl Greenwood: NFL cornerback (New York Jets).
(1972) Jamal Duff NFL defensive end (New York Giants: Washington Redskins).
(1971) Johnny Knoxville: American stunt performer, comedian, actor, screenwriter and film producer.
(1971) Gülse Birsel: Turkish actress and screenwriter.
(1971) Jonas Karlsson
(1971) Marta Lovera Parquet: Miss Universe - Paraguay (1996).
(1971) Calogero Messina: Italian hemophiliac, he contracted AIDS during a blood transfusion.
(1971) Marc Itthuralde: French infant, died in the maternity ward of the Clinique Alexis Carrel in Sarcelles.
(1971) Jiri Vykoukai in Olomouc: Czechoslovakia; hockey player (Team Czechoslovakia Republic, Olympics-gold-1998).
(1971) Martin Ručinský: Czech ice hockey player.
(1971) Martin Rucinsky in Most: Czechoslovakia; NHL left wing (Montreal Canadiens, Olympics-Gold-1998).
(1970) Evgeniy Koreshkov: Hockey forward (Team Kazakhstan Olympics - 1998).
(1970) Delia Gallagher: American journalist.
(1970) Brett Liddle in Boksburg: South Africa; Canadian Tour golfer (1993 Newcastle).
(1970) Andre Nickatina: American rapper and producer.
(1970) Jane Slavin: British actress and author.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Terrence Howard: American actor.
(1969) Pete Droge: American singer-songwriter (The Thorns).
(1969) John Fina: NFL offensive tackle (Buffalo Bills).
(1969) Dan Lacroix in MontrTal: Quebec, Canada; NHL left wing (New York Rangers).
(1969) Soraya : American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (d. 2006).
(1968) Lisa Loeb: American singer-songwriter guitarist and actress (Liz and Lisa).
(1968) Stéphane Bédard: Canadian lawyer and politician.
(1968) Takao Osawa: Japanese actor.
(1968) John Barrowman: Actor (Peter Fairchild-Central Park West).
(1967) John Barrowman: Scottish-American versatile actor of stage, West End musicals, TV children's shows and U.S.

(1967) Gary Wolfe: American wrestler and radio host.
(1967) Bill Houlder in Thunder Bay: Ontario, Canada; NHL defenseman (Tampa Bay Lightning).
(1967) Renzo Gracie: Brazilian-American mixed martial artist and trainer.
(1967) Brad Carson: American lawyer and politician United States Under Secretary of the Army.
(1966) Shurik'n : French hip hop artist, also known as Shurik'n Chang-Ti.
(1966) Joe Hachem: Lebanese-born Australian poker player.
(1966) Grégoire Bonnet
(1966) Robbie Brookside: English wrestler and trainer.
(1966) Steve Reed in Los Angeles: California, USA; pitcher (Colorado Rockies).
(1966) John Thompson: American basketball player and coach.
(1966) Ilias Zouros: Greek basketball player and coach.
(1966) Pavel Petrovich Mukhortov: Russian cosmonaut.
(1966) Ralph Tamm NFL guard/center (Denver Broncos: Kansas City Chiefs).
(1965) Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen: British television presenter.
(1965) Allan Vainola: Estonian singer-songwriter and guitarist (Vennaskond).
(1965) Jenny Packham: English fashion designer.
(1965) Nigel Adkins: English footballer and manager.
(1965) Jesse Jackson: Jr.
(1965) Wallace Langham: American actor.
(1965) Andy Sturmer: American singer-songwriter drummer and producer (Beatnik Beatch and Jellyfish).
(1965) Eric Jelen: in West Germany; tennis star.
(1964) Vinnie Paul: American drummer (Pantera).
(1964) Raimo Helminen: Tampere, Finland -- Hockey forward (Team Finland, Olympics - Bronze - 1998).
(1964) Peter Berg: American film actor, director and producer.
(1964) Emma Chambers: English actress.
(1964) Libba Bray: American author.
(1964) Shane Richie: Soap Opera Actor.
(1963) Alex Kingston: English actress.
(1963) David Lachapelle
(1963) Raoul Heertje: Dutch comedian and actor.
(1963) David LaChapelle: American photographer and director.
(1963) Davis Guggenheim: American director and producer.
(1963) Maginel Galt: American noted family, dau of actress anne baxter & husb b.randolph galt; great granddau of architect frank lloyd wright.
(1962) Paul Keller
(1962) Peter Berg: American actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1962) Jeffrey Nordling: American actor.
(1962) Barbara Alyn Woods
(1962) Peeter Sauter: Estonian author and actor.
(1962) Barbara Woods: Movie Actress.
(1962) Mary Gauthier: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1962) Matt Mead: American lawyer and politician 32nd Governor of Wyoming.
(1961) Eric Naulleau
(1961) Elias Koteas: Canadian actor.
(1961) Bruno Podalydès
(1961) Bruce Watson: Canadian-Scottish guitarist (Big Country and Casbah Club).
(1961) Mike Percy: rocker (Dead or Alive - "Spin Me Round").
(1961) Bruce Watson in Ontario: Canada; rock guitarist (Big Country - "Wonderland").
(1961) Jake Arnott: English author.
(1961) Claudine Mercier: Canadian singer and actress.
(1960) Christophe Gans: French film director, writer, and producer who specializes in horror, fantasy movies and video game adaptations.
(1960) Junichi Sato: Japanese animator and director.
(1960) Robert Glenister: English actor and director.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Nina Hartley: American porno superstar with numerous X-Cinema awards.
(1959) Dejan Stojanovic: Serbian-American poet.
(1959) Fred M'membe: Zambian journalist.
(1959) Manuel Arias: Mexican footballer and coach.
(1959) Dejan Stojanović: Serbian-American journalist and poet.
(1958) Eddie Lawson: American motorcycle racer.
(1958) Flemming Rose: Danish journalist and author.
(1958) Anissa Jones: Actress (Buffy-Family Affair), ODs at 18.
(1958) Ian Horrocks: English computer scientist and academic.
(1958) Tetsurō Oda: Japanese singer-songwriter and producer.

(1958) James Pinkerton: American journalist and author.
(1958) Ghazi Mashal Ajil al-Yawer: interim President of Iraq.
(1958) Jim Pinkerton: American pundit.
(1957) Henri Guaino: French political speechwriter and politician.
(1957) The Lady Chablis
(1957) Cheryl Lynn: American singer-songwriter.
(1957) Chablis: American drag queen Emcee, film actress, comedienne and autobiographer.
(1957) Lady Chablis: American entertainer.
(1956) Pascal Jumel: French policeman turned gang leader, a thug who was arrested in July 1985 and sentenced in 1991 to seventeen years imprisonment for eight armed robberies committed between 1983 and 1985.
(1956) D J MacHale: American author and television writer.
(1956) Willie Banks: American triple jumper.
(1956) Curtis Brown: American colonel pilot and astronaut.
(1956) Joey Buttafuoco: American statutory rapist.
(1956) Helen Rollason: British sports journalist and television presenter (d. 1999).
(1956) Curtis L Brown Jr in Elizabethtown: North Carolina, USA; Major US Air Force/astronaut (STS 47, STS 66, 77, 85, 95).
(1956) Rob Paulsen: American voice actor.
(1955) Nina Hagen: German singer, well known in the new wave-punk scene shortly after she made it to the West, 1976.
(1955) Yehuda Weisenstein: Israeli fencer.
(1955) Leslie Cliff: Canadian swimmer.
(1955) Jimmy Fortune: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Statler Brothers).
(1955) D MacHale: American author director and screenwriter.
(1955) Henk van Gerven: Dutch physician and politician.
(1954) Gale Norton: American lawyer and politician 48th United States Secretary of the Interior.
(1954) David Newman: American jazz musician, nicknamed ''Fathead'' (Born 1933).
(1954) Sakis Boulas: Greek singer-songwriter and actor (d. 2014).
(1953) Stu Nevitt
(1953) László Bölöni: Romanian-Hungarian footballer and manager.
(1953) Jimmy Iovine: American record producer and businessman co-founded Interscope Records and Beats Electronics.
(1953) Derek Daly: Irish-American race car driver and sportscaster.
(1953) Bernie LaBarge: Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1953) Stuart Nevitt: American musician, a drummer, the percussionist with "Shadowfax.
(1953) Laszlo Boloni: Romanian football player and manager.
(1952) Douglas Adams: British sci-fi writer known for his wacky "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy," a 1979 cult favorite.
(1952) Susan Richardson in Coatesville: Pennsylvania, USA; actress (Susan - Eight is Enough).
(1952) R Brown: American entrepreneur, president of gbi communications, married heiress to japanese honda fortune.
(1952) Susan Richardson: American actress.
(1952) Vince Giordano: American saxophonist and composer (Nighthawks Orchestra).
(1951) Dominique Sanda: French model and actress.
(1951) Andres Metspalu: Estonian geneticist and academic.
(1950) Laure Adler: French journalist, woman of letters, editor and producer.
(1950) Bobby McFerrin: American musician, jazz and pop vocalist, and conductor.
(1950) Katia Labèque: French international classical pianist (duo with her sister).
(1950) Jerry Zucker: American film producer and director who began producing movies with brother Dave Zucker, then went on to his own productions of "Ghost,"1990, "First Knight," 1995, and "My Best Friend's Wedding," 1997.
(1950) Jerry Zucker in Milwaukee: Wisconsin, USA; director (Airplane, Naked Gun).
(1950) Cathy Rowland: American model, Playboy plamate of the month August 1971.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Robert Antony Hayward
(1949) Michael Kausch
(1949) Jean-Paul Bacquet
(1949) Griselda Pollock: South African-English historian and academic.
(1949) Richard de Bois: Dutch drummer / producer.
(1949) Alain Dutournier: French chef and restaurateur, owner of the Parisian restaurant "Carré des Feuillants," awarded two Michelin stars.
(1949) Nicole Pelissard
(1948) Jim McMillian
(1948) Roy Barnes: American lawyer and politician 80th Governor of Georgia.
(1948) Dominique Sanda: French actress.

(1948) Serge Firca: French athlete, a triple jumper who won two league titles in France in 1969 and 1971.
(1948) Karl Jensen: Jensen commenced the study of astrology in the late 70s, he got the American Federation of Astrologers's exam in 1983.
(1948) George Kooymans in The Hague: Netherlands; guitarist/singer (Golden Earring - "Radar Love", "Twilight Zone").
(1948) Jan Schelhaas: English keyboard player (Caravan and Camel).
(1948) Cesar Geronimo: Dominican baseball player.
(1948) César Gerónimo: Dominican baseball player and coach.
(1948) George Kooymans: Dutch singer-songwriter and guitarist (Golden Earring).
(1947) Conal Gregory
(1947) Cookie Allez
(1947) Tristan Murail: French composer and educator.
(1947) Alan Yentob: English television host.
(1947) Dominique Sanda [Varaigne]: Paris, France -- Actress (1900, First Love).
(1947) Mark Stein: American singer-songwriter and keyboard player (Vanilla Fudge).
(1947) Geoffrey Hunt: in Australia; world-champion squash player.
(1947) Mark Stein in Bayonne: New Jersey, USA; rocker (Vanilla Fudge - "You Keep Me Hanging On").
(1946) Jean-Paul Baudecroux: French founder and director of a radio station.
(1946) Patty Waters: American jazz singer.
(1946) Mark Metcalf: American actor and producer.
(1946) Brigitte Fossey: Tourcoing, France -- Actress (Man Who Died Twice).
(1945) Dock Ellis: American baseball player and coach (d. 2008).
(1945) Timothy Mason: consultant (British Arts Council).
(1945) Jose Mari Chan: Chinese-Filipino singer and songwriter.
(1945) Tricia O'Neil in Shreveport: Louisiana, USA; actress (Piranha Part II).
(1945) Harvey Mandel: American guitarist (Pure Food and Drug Act and Canned Heat).
(1945) Tricia O'Neil: American actress.
(1944) Graham Lyle: Scottish-British songwriting team member with Benny Gallagher, starting their professional careers in 1964.
(1944) Jean-Jacques Ory: French architect and artist (painter and sculptor), who has worked on headquarters for Louis Vuitton, L’Oréal, and Swiss Life.
(1944) Don Maclean: English actor.
(1944) Ric Rothwell: drummer (Mindbenders - "Games of Love").
(1944) William Ginsberg: American ex-government employee, business owner and CEO of Cellular Communications.
(1943) Raymond Delisle: French road bicycle racer, the only rider to have won a stage of the Tour de France on 14 July, France's national day, while wearing the jersey of national champion.
(1943) Arturo Merzario: Italian pro race car driver of the Formula One series.
(1942) Marcus Borg: American scholar theologian and author (d. 2015).
(1942) Peter Eyre: American-English actor.
(1942) Joel Steiger: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1942) Jim Wynn: American pro athlete, a baseball player for the Houston Astros, Los Angeles Dodgers, New York Yankees and more.
(1941) David Boies: American attorney, the lawyer whom Gore hired in the Florida voting fiasco and who went against Microsoft for the Justice Dept, and who in on the side of Napster in their January 2001 struggle.
(1941) Cochi Ponzoni: Italian actor, screenwriter and comedian, who first became known as one half of the popular comedy duo Cochi & Renato, along with Renato Pozzetto.
(1940) Pascale Breugnot
(1940) Alberto Cortez: Argentinian composer, singer and poet.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Jacques Santi
(1939) Lorraine Hunt: American lawyer and politician 32nd Lieutenant Governor of Nevada.
(1939) Flaco Jiménez: American accordion player (Texas Tornados and Los Super Seven).
(1939) Gerard Ndlovu: South African bishop (d. 2013).
(1939) Flaco Jimenez: American musician.
(1938) Henri Reznik
(1938) Jackie Moreland
(1938) D Harischandra: Sri Lankan psychiatrist and scholar (d. 2013).
(1938) Joseph Brooks: American director producer screenwriter and composer (d. 2011).
(1938) Malcolm Keith: Speed; British high court judge.

(1937) Carlos Larranaga: Spanish actor.
(1937) Carlos Larrañaga: Spanish actor (d. 2012).
(1936) Antonin Scalia: American jurist, the first Italian-American Supreme Court Justice, appointed by President Reagan in June 1986 to take over the seat of retiring Supreme Court Justice Warren Burger.
(1936) Joseph Ragno
(1936) Antonin Scalia in Trenton: New Jersey, USA; 105th Supreme Court Justice (1986-).
(1936) Hollis Frampton: American director screenwriter and photographer (d. 1984).
(1935) Sandra Milo: Tunisian-Italian actress.
(1935) Jean Dercourt: French geologist, elected a member of the Academy of Sciences on 15 April 1991, becoming Permanent Secretary from 1996 to 2010.
(1934) Sam Donaldson: American TV newscaster, reporter and anchor, a regular on ABC Weekend News from 1979, and on Prime Time Live for ABC from 1989.
(1934) Roger Coggio: French actor, film director and screenwriter.
(1934) John Burgess (bagpiper)
(1934) Keith Speed: British MP.
(1934) Ingrid Lotz: German discus thrower.
(1934) Paul Trevillion: English illustrator.
(1934) Sam Donaldson in El Paso: Texas, USA; ABC White House correspondent (Prime Time).
(1934) Joep Straesser: Composer (Blossom songs, Ramasasiri).
(1934) George Stamatoyannopoulos: Greece -- Medical genetics researcher.
(1934) John Burgess: Scottish bagpipe player who was known as "The King of the Highland Pipes.
(1933) Terry J Hatter Jr: California, United States.
(1932) Nigel Lawson: British conservative politician and Chancellor of the Exchequer since 1983.
(1932) Martin Richards: American film producer (d. 2012).
(1932) Leroy Jenkins: American violinist and composer (Revolutionary Ensemble) (d. 2007).
(1932) Valerie French: London, England -- Actress (Jubal).
(1931) Rupert Murdoch: Australian-American entrepreneur who, after journalistic experience in London in 1962, took over the family's small newspaper and parlayed a barely profitable enterprise into several successful papers within two years.
(1931) Marisa Del Frate: Italian cabaret singer.
(1931) Peter Walters: CEO (Midland Bank).
(1931) Janosch : German artist and children's book author, who by 1980 had published over 100 books for children in nearly 30 languages.
(1930) Michel Doreau: Coussay physician.
(1930) Bonnie Paulley: American astrologer.
(1930) Claude Jutra: Canadian actor director and screenwriter (d. 1986).
(1930) David Gentleman: English illustrator and engraver.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Francisco Bernardo Pulgar Vidal: Composer.
(1929) Erskine Childers: Unofficial / civil servant.
(1929) Timothy Carey: American actor director producer and screenwriter (d. 1994).
(1929) Bertrand Schneider: Grenoble EXecutives.
(1928) Albert Salmi: American actor (Born 1928).
(1928) Albert Salmi in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actor (Daniel Boone, 79 Park Avenue).
(1928) Peter Roger Hunt: London, England -- Director (Dr No).
(1928) Jutha Haarer: Germany Actor.
(1927) Jacques Dominati: Ajaccio Politician.
(1927) Vince Boryla

(1927) Joachim Fuchsberger: German actor, television host, lyricist and businessman best known to a wide German-speaking audience as one of the recurring actors in various Edgar Wallace movies (always playing one of the good guys, often a Detective Inspector with Scotland Yard).
(1927) Alan Betts: emeritus professor (Royal Veterinary College).
(1927) Josep Subirachs: Spanish sculptor and painter (d. 2014).
(1927) Robert Mosbacher: American sailor businessman and politician 25th United States Secretary of Commerce (d. 2010).
(1927) Freda Meissner-Blau: Australian activist and politician (d. 2015).
(1927) Ron Todd: British trade unionist.
(1927) Mario Baroni: Italian cyclist who competed in the Tour de France in the 1950s.
(1927) Raymond Jackson [Jaki]: British cartoonist.
(1926) Ralph Abernathy: American Civil Rights Activist and founder of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
(1926) Adrienne Keith Cohen: Travel editor.
(1926) İlhan Mimaroğlu: Turkish-American pianist and composer (d. 2012).
(1926) Patricia Tindaole: England, United Kingdom -- Architect.
(1926) Reverend Ralph Abernathy: American civil rights leader (d. 1990).
(1926) Thomas Starzl: American surgeon and academic.
(1926) Pauline Dubuisson: French homicide and suicide.
(1926) Ilhan Mimaroglu: Turkish musician and composer.
(1925) Peter R Hunt
(1925) James Miskin: Queen's Council/recorder of London.
(1925) Rodney Wilkes: Trinidadian weightlifter (d. 2014).
(1925) İlhan Selçuk: Turkish lawyer journalist and author (d. 2010).
(1925) Elisabeth Engelhardt: German writer, painter and decorative seamstress.
(1925) Margaret Dayhoff: American biochemist and academic (d. 1983).
(1924) Franco Basaglia: Italian psychiatrist and neurologist, who proposed the dismantling of psychiatric hospitals, pioneer of the modern concept of mental health, Italian psychiatry reformer,charismatic leader in Italian psychiatry, figurehead and founder of Democratic Psychiatry architect and principal proponent of Law which abolished mental hospitals.
(1924) Ode Lespes: France sport Champion.
(1923) Louise Brough: American tennis player (d. 2014).
(1923) Ad[rianus C] de Besten: Dutch literary (River Basin).
(1923) A Louise Brough Clapp: Oklahoma, United States -- Tennis player (4 time Wimbledon Champ).
(1923) A X Gwerder: Writer.
(1923) Paul Muller: Swiss actor.
(1923) Morschi Mirando [Thomas Weiss]: German / Dutch gypsy artist.
(1923) Terry Alexander: London, England -- Actor (Tony-Behind the Scenes).
(1923) Althea Louise Brough Clapp in Oklahoma City: Oklahoma, USA; tennis player (four-time Wimbledon champion).
(1922) Tun Razak
(1922) Cornelius Castoriadis: Greek philosopher and economist (Born 1922).
(1922) José Vázquez: Spanish actor and director (d. 2009).
(1922) Madeline Mc: Denver EXecutives.
(1922) Abdul Hussein: Malaysian lawyer and politician 2nd Prime Minister of Malaysia (d. 1976).
(1922) Abdul Razak Hussein: Malaysian politician who was instrumental in helping independent Malaya (now Malaysia) gain its independence from Great Britain in 1957.
(1922) Jose Luis Lopez Vazquez: Spanish actor (d. 2009).
(1922) Thom Kelling: Dutch singer / guitarist (Programa de Manha).
(1922) Abdul Razak: bin Hussain premier of Malaysia (1970-77).
(1922) Tun Abdul Razak Hussein: Prime Minister of Malaysia (d. 1976).
(1922) Giuseppe Baldini: Italy sport Champion.
(1922) Madeline McWhinney: American banking executive.
(1921) Astor Piazzolla: Argentine tango composer, bandoneon player and arranger.
(1921) F[rancis] M[arion] Busby Jr: United States -- Sci-fi author (Star Rebel).
(1921) Frank Harary: American mathematician and academic (d. 2005).
(1921) Georges Godeau: France Writer.
(1920) Sacha Pitoëff
(1920) D J Enright: England, United Kingdom -- Poet / Novelist (Some Men are Brothers).
(1920) Henry Marking: CEO (British Airways).
(1920) Kenneth Dover: chancellor (Saint Andrews University).
(1920) Nicolaas Bloembergen: Dutch-American physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Juan García: Puerto Rican businessman and politician 126th Mayor of Ponce (d. 2012).
(1919) Mercer Ellington: Son of Duke Ellington / bandleader.
(1917) Earl Bellamy
(1917) Paul Calmelet: France Military man.
(1916) Harold Wilson: British politician who became Prime Minister 3/04/1974 upon Edward Heath’s resignation.
(1916) Evelyn Finley: American actor, equestrian and cowgirl.
(1916) Ezra Jack Keats: children's literature author (d. 1983).
(1916) Ezra Keats: American author and illustrator (d. 1983).
(1916) Lucien Barjon: French stage, film and television actor, who died on 31 December 2000 in Bagnols-sur-Cèze, France.
(1916) [James] Harold Wilson: (L) British Prime Minister (1964-70, 1974-76).

(1915) François Cathala: French historian, specializing in everything military related to uniforms, flags and badges.
(1915) J C R Licklider: American computer scientist and Internet pioneer (d. 1990).
(1915) Hans Peter Keller: German writer (d. 1988).
(1915) Vijay Hazare: Indian cricketer (d. 2004).
(1915) Hans Keller: German poet and author (d. 1988).
(1915) Karl Krolow: writer.
(1915) J Licklider: American computer scientist and psychologist (d. 1990).
(1915) Mary Wong: Chinese-American actress, seen in "The Good Earth.
(1914) Bernard Antoinette
(1913) Thomas Gray: Professor / Anaesthetist.
(1913) John Jacob Weinzweig: Toronto, Ontario -- Composer (Enchanted Hill).
(1912) Xavier Montsalvatge: Spanish composer (El gato con botas).
(1912) Rodolfo Galeotti Torres: Guatemalan sculptor.
(1912) Robert Clifford: Latham Pepys Scholar.
(1911) Alba de Céspedes
(1911) Fitzroy Maclean: 1st Baronet Egyptian-Scottish general and politician (d. 1996).
(1911) Alan Gifford: Boston, Massachusetts -- Actor (Time Lock, Up Periscope).
(1911) Haim Cohn: Israeli jurist and politician.
(1911) Gustavo Ordaz: Mexican politician President of Mexico presided over the 1968 Olympics.
(1910) Jacinta Marto: witness of the Blessed Virgin Mary at Fatima (Born 1910).
(1910) Mary Wong (actress)
(1910) Robert Havemann: German chemist and academic (d. 1982).
(1910) Robert H: G Havemann German chemist.
(1910) Leonard Steyaert: Belgium sport Champion.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Ljubica Maric: composer.
(1908) André Dalibert: French actor and singer, who died on 7 June 1997, aged 89, in Grainville-sur-Odon, France.
(1908) Andre Dalibert: France Actor.
(1908) Einar Molland: Norwegian theologian and church historian.
(1908) Matti Sippala: Finnish javelin thrower (d. 1997).
(1908) Andr? Appaix: Romans physician.
(1907) Jessie Matthews: London, England -- Actress (Gangway, First a Girl).
(1907) Margaret Herbison: British minister (Labour).
(1907) Helmuth J: von Moltke German politician (July 20th plot).
(1907) Eleni Gatzoyiannis: heroine (saved her kids).

(1906) Zino Davidoff
(1906) Aime Deolet: Belgium sport Champion.
(1906) Aasan Ferit: Alnar composer.
(1906) Jean Quenette: Ste Foy les Lyon EXecutives.
(1904) Cornelis Jan Bakker: Dutch / US nuclear physicist.
(1904) Maurits Wertheim: Dutch writer (Isaac De Fuentes).
(1903) Lawrence Welk: American bandleader and accordion player who had his own TV show from 1955-1982 on ABC and, in 1953, was nominated for a TV Emmy as the most outstanding male performer.
(1903) Dorothy Schiff: Publisher (NY Post).
(1903) Ronald Syme: New Zealand classicist and historian (d. 1989).
(1902) Josef Martin: Bauer writer.
(1902) Robert Weill: Strasbourg physician.

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