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Famous Birthdays of 11 September

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

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2010 - Today

(2015) Mateo Messi: Family Member.
(2012) Emilia Saccone-Joly: YouTube Star.
(2011) Lux Atkin: Family Member.

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2009 - 2000

(2004) Vivi-Anne Stein: Dancer.
(2003) Emma Kittiesmama: YouTube Star.
(2003) Jaxon React: YouTube Star.
(2001) Dawson Burba: American noted family, the son of Dave Burba, pitcher for the Cleveland Indians, born C-section.
(2001) Mackenzie Aladjem: TV Actress.
(2001) Gautier Gallas: French Basque snowboarder (rider).

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1999 - 1990

(1998) Elijah Holyfield: American noted family, the son of boxing heavyweight champion Evander Holyfield and his wife Janice, a physician.
(1998) Makenna Cowgill: Voice Actor.
(1998) BigNik : Vine Star.
(1995) Francesco Yates: Pop Singer.
(1995) Matilda De Angelis
(1995) Furqan Shayk: Vine Star.
(1994) Moriarity Twins: Canadian twin brothers, both professional Ice Cross Downhill skaters known for their flamboyant high-flying tricks like high-jump heel kicks over the jumps.
(1993) Starlie Smith: Instagram Star.
(1992) MacKenzie Bourg
(1992) JC Caylen

(1992) Mackenzie Bourg: Pop Singer.
(1992) Maria de Faria: TV Actress.
(1992) Jc Caylen: YouTube Star.
(1992) Jonathan Adams: English actor (Born 1931).
(1991) Kygo : DJ.
(1991) Anastasia Rybachenko: Russian activist.
(1991) Rhema Obed: English footballer.
(1991) Jordan Ayew: Ghanan footballer.
(1990) Jo Berget: Norwegian footballer.
(1990) Ben Robinson: Pop Singer.
(1990) Henry Hopper: American noted family, the son of actor Dennis Hopper and wife Katherine.
(1990) Pearl Liaison: Reality Star.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Michael Willett: TV Actor.
(1988) Lee Yong-dae: South Korean badminton player.
(1988) Lee Yong Dae: South Korean badminton player.
(1988) Mike Moustakas: Baseball Player.
(1987) Tyler Hoechlin: American actor.
(1987) Clément Chantôme: French professional footballer (soccer player) who plays for Bordeaux in Ligue 1 as a central midfielder.
(1987) Elizabeth Henstridge: TV Actress.
(1987) Aroldis Chapman: Cuban baseball player.
(1987) Robert Acquafresca: Italian footballer.
(1987) SoMo : R&B Singer.

(1987) Susianna Kentikian: Armenian-born boxer.
(1986) Rhian Sugden
(1986) Anjali : Movie Actress.
(1986) Mélissa Russo: French victim of Marc Dutroux.
(1986) Dwayne Jarrett: American football player.
(1986) Chiliboy Ralepelle: South African rugby union footballer.
(1985) Shaun Livingston: American basketball player.
(1985) Zack Stortini: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1984) Rachelle Wood
(1984) Aled de Malmanche: New Zealand rugby player.
(1984) Benson Stanley: New Zealand rugby player.
(1983) Jacoby Ellsbury: American baseball player.
(1983) Lauryn Williams
(1983) Ike Diogu: American basketball player.
(1982) Shriya Saran: Indian model and actress.
(1982) Joseph Mount
(1982) Elvan Abeylegesse: Ethiopian-Turkish runner.
(1981) Dylan Klebold: American homicide with his partner, Eric Harris, shooting and bombing Columbine High School.
(1981) Charles Kelley: American singer-songwriter.
(1981) Mark Rhodes: Pop Singer.
(1981) Drew McCourt: American businessman and oldest son of noted father Frank Hayes McCourt.
(1981) Andrea Dossena: Italian footballer.
(1981) Luscious Lopez: American pornographic actress.
(1980) Mike Comrie: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1980) Luke Zimmerman
(1980) Julien Sablé
(1980) Dawit Kebede: Ethiopian journalist and publisher.
(1980) Antônio Pizzonia: Brazilian race car driver.
(1980) Antonio Pizzonia: Brazilian race car driver.
(1980) Christophe Le Mével: French road racing cyclist.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Eric Abidal
(1979) Ariana Richards: American actress.
(1979) Cameron Richardson
(1979) Tulip Joshi
(1979) Josiah Spaulding: American son of noted Boston, MA family, accused and convicted of assault and battery.
(1979) Éric Abidal: French footballer who played as a left back or a central defender.
(1979) Leon Cort: English footballer.
(1979) David Pizarro: Chilean footballer.
(1979) Steve Hofstetter: American comedian journalist and author.
(1979) Frank Francisco: Dominican baseball player.

(1979) Nathan Gale: American murderer (d. 2004).
(1978) In-Grid
(1978) Ben Lee: Australian singer-songwriter guitarist and actor (Noise Addict The Bens and Gerling).
(1978) Dejan Stankovic: Serbian footballer.
(1978) Ed Reed: American football player.
(1978) Dejan Stanković: Serbian footballer and manager.
(1978) Delphine Boulet: French homicide victim, age nine when she was kidnapped in Villerville on 8/28/1988 at about 5:00 AM in a holiday camp.
(1978) Pebbles Santiago: American, Hispanic-Puerto Rican missing child, disappeared 3/29/1990.
(1978) Chris Brown: Doctor.
(1977) Ludacris : American rapper.
(1977) September 11 attacks
(1977) Jon Buckland: British guitarist.
(1977) Catherine Pierce (singer)
(1977) Matthew Stevens: Welsh snooker player.
(1977) Tobias Zellner: German footballer.
(1977) Jonny Buckland: Guitarist.
(1976) Leilani Bishop
(1976) Elephant Man: Jamaican musician.
(1976) Tomáš Enge: Czech race car driver.
(1976) Murali Kartik: Indian cricketer.
(1976) Tomas Enge: Czech racing driver.
(1976) Flora Redoumi: Greek hurdler.
(1975) Juliette Spier: Miss North Dakota USA (1996).
(1975) Elephant Man: Pop Singer.
(1975) Pierre Issa: South African footballer.
(1975) Juan Cobian: Argentine footballer.
(1975) Mark Klepaski: American musician.
(1975) Juan Cobián: Argentinian footballer.
(1975) Tiffany Parks: Miss Arkansas USA (1996).
(1974) DeLisha Milton-Jones: American basketball player and coach.
(1974) Lucian Sahetapy: Soccer player (FC Groningen).
(1973) Sandra Larue
(1973) Macha Orlova
(1973) Fred Thomas: NFL cornerback (Seattle Seahawks).
(1972) Kip Simons: Media, Pennsylvania -- Gymnast (1996 Olympics - 5th Place).
(1972) Matthew Gilmore: Belgian cyclist.
(1972) Mark Pope: NBA forward (Indiana Pacers).
(1971) Richard Ashcroft: English singer-songwriter (The Verve and RPA & The United Nations of Sound).
(1971) Stéphane Daoudi
(1971) Johnny Vegas: English comedian.
(1971) Shelton Quarles: American football player and scout.
(1971) Todd Norman: NFL guard (Seattle Seahawks).
(1971) Markos Moulitsas: American soldier blogger and author founded Daily Kos.
(1971) Mack Strong: NFL fullback (Seattle Seahawks).
(1970) Taraji P Henson: American actress and singer.
(1970) Laura Wright: Soap Opera Actress.
(1970) William Joppy: American boxer and coach.
(1970) Ted Leo: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Citizens Arrest Chisel and Ted Leo and the Pharmacists).
(1970) Taraji Henson: Movie Actress.
(1970) Chris Garver: American tattoo artist.
(1970) Berry Richter: Madison, Wisconsin -- US hockey defenseman (1994 Olympics).
(1970) Dan Hackett: Syracuse, New York -- Water polo goalkeeper (1996 Olympics).
(1970) Taja Kramberger: Slovenian sociologist and poet.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Gidget Gein: American bass player (Marilyn Manson) (d. 2008).
(1969) Eduardo Pérez: American baseball player manager and sportscaster.
(1969) Tracy Scroggins: NFL (Detroit Lions).
(1969) Laura Sisk: Maryland, United States -- Actress (Allison Rescott-Loving).
(1969) Eduardo Perez: American baseball player.
(1969) Stefano Cagol: Italian photographer and director.
(1968) Malu Bailo: Brazilian model, strip-tease dancer and porno actress.
(1968) Jeremy Steele: American actor in porn movies as well as a screenwriter.
(1968) Kay Hanley: American singer of "Letters to Cleo" and "Lady Apples.
(1968) Slaven Bilic

(1968) Allan Alaküla: Estonian journalist.
(1968) Paul Berges: American director and screenwriter.
(1968) Konstantin Shafranov: Hockey forward (Team Kazkhstan 1998).
(1968) Paul Mayeda Berges: American film writer and director.
(1967) Harry Connick Jr
(1967) Maria Bartiromo: American financial journalist and television personality.
(1967) Sung Jae-gi: South Korean activist founded Man of Korea (d. 2013).
(1967) Kendra Lee Ruwe in Madison: Idaho, USA; Miss Idaho-America (1991).
(1967) Harry Connick: Jr.
(1967) Simon Burgess: Australian rower (1996 Olympics).
(1967) Charles Walker: English politician.
(1967) Tony David: Australian darts player.
(1966) Princess Akishino
(1966) Greg Kane
(1966) Stewart Carr: Indianapolis, Indiana -- Canoe (1996 Olympics).
(1966) Kiko : Japanese commoner who married Prince Fumihito, later called Prince Akishino.
(1966) Gregory Kane: Scottish musician and co-founder of the group "Hue and Cry" with his brother Patrick, in 1985.
(1966) Richard Harvey: NFL linebacker (NO Saints).
(1965) Bachar al-Assad
(1965) Moby : American musician.
(1965) Graeme Obree
(1965) Jean-Philippe Fleurian
(1965) Paul Heyman: Wrestler.
(1965) Tony Woods: NFL defensive end (Washington Redskins).
(1965) John Schofield: Journalist.
(1965) Bashar Al-Assad: Politician.
(1965) Bashar Al Assad: President of Syria, commander-in-chief of the Syrian Armed Forces, General Secretary of the ruling Ba'ath Party and Regional Secretary of the party's branch in Syria.
(1965) David Roe: English snooker player.
(1964) Victor Wooten: American musician.
(1964) Ellis Burks: Vicksburg, Mississippi -- Outfielder (Colorado Rockies).
(1964) Eric Thomas: NFL cornerback (Denver Broncos).
(1964) Jean-Phil LeMoine: Hockey defenseman (Team France 1998).
(1963) Gerald Wilkins: American basketball player: guard/forward, Magic.
(1963) Bonnie Gadusek
(1963) Bonnie Gadusek in Pittsburgh: Pennsylvania, USA; tennis player (French Juniors 1981).
(1963) Colin Wells: English actor.
(1963) Patrick McWilliams: Irish author.
(1963) Dave Bidini: Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist (Rheostatics).
(1962) Filip Dewinter: Belgian politician.
(1962) Kristy McNichol: American actress, with wholesome good looks, she was a popular juvenile TV star of the 1970s, specializing in playing tomboys and tough teens.
(1962) Victoria Poleva: Ukrainian pianist and composer.
(1962) Elizabeth Daily: Actress (Street Music).
(1962) Kristy McNichol in Los Angeles: California, USA; actress (Buddy - Family, Barbara - Empty Nest).
(1962) Julio Salinas: Spanish footballer.
(1962) Jenny Sanford: American heiress and businesswoman.
(1961) Virginia Madsen: Movie Actress.
(1961) Elizabeth Daily: Voice Actor.
(1961) Samina Raja: Pakistani poet and educator (d. 2012).
(1961) François-Xavier Bagnoud: Swiss helicopter pilot specialized in rescue operations.
(1961) Philip Ardagh: English author.
(1961) Virginia Madsen in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actress (Dune, Hot Spot, Class).
(1960) Anne Ramsay: American actress.
(1960) Hiroshi Amano: Japanese physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1960) Carlos Chavez Navarrete: Famous Peruvian singer of tropical music, Karicia former group leader and singer of Karakol group in the 1990s.
(1960) Thomas Day: American schizophrenic who was suspected of having stopped his medication when he killed his father on 6/20/1997.
(1960) Neal X: Rocker (Sigue Sigue Sputnik-Love Missile F-111).
(1960) Chantal Mauduit: French mountain climber, the only woman Alpinist to reach the highest peaks without the use of oxygen.
(1960) Michael Leavitt: American soldier.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) John Hawkes (actor)
(1959) Pierre Gattaz
(1959) Andre Dubus: American author and outstanding speaker, weaving stories about himself and the creative process into a dialogue that had everyone happily captive and attentive.
(1959) Robert Wrenn: Richmond, Virginia -- Nike golfer (1987 Buick Open).
(1959) David Laurence Frost: Cape Town, South Africa -- PGA golfer (1988 Southern Open).
(1958) Roxann Dawson: American actress.
(1958) Scott Patterson: American actor.
(1958) Julia Nickson
(1958) Donna Auguste: Beaumont, Texas -- Computer designer (Newton).
(1958) Brad Lesley: American baseball player, actor, and television personality.

(1958) Phoef Sutton: American television writer and producer.
(1958) Don Slaught: Long Beach, California -- Catcher (California Angels, New York Yankees).
(1957) Preben Elkjær Larsen
(1957) Jean-Yves Cendrey
(1957) Jon Moss: English drummer (Culture Club London and The Nips).
(1957) Jeff Sluman: American golfer.
(1957) Barbara Bongartz: German writer of novels, short stories, essays, texts on the fine arts, book reviews and radio reports.
(1957) Brad Bird: American director and animator.
(1957) Jeffrey George Sluman: Rochester, New York -- PGA golfer (1988 PGA Champ).
(1956) Tony Gilroy: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1956) Silver RavenWolf: American New Age, Magic and Witchcraft author and lecturer who focuses on Neo-Wicca.
(1955) Sharon Lamb: American psychologist and academic.
(1954) Reed Birney in Alexandria: Virginia, USA; entertainer (Greatest Man in the World).
(1953) Dominique Lemaître
(1953) Lesley Visser: American news commentator and sportscaster.
(1953) Tommy Shaw: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Styx Damn Yankees and Shaw Blades).
(1953) Jani Allan: South African journalist and media personality.
(1952) Catherine Bott: English soprano.
(1951) Patty Wagstaff: American stunt pilot in air shows, a participant in shows and competitions throughout North America and around the world, including South America, Europe, and Russia.
(1951) Miroslav Dvořák: Czech ice hockey player (d. 2008).
(1951) Hugo Porta: Argentinian rugby player.
(1951) Richard Gill: English-Dutch mathematician and academic.
(1951) Richard D Gill: British-Dutch mathematician.
(1951) Miroslav Dvorak: Czechoslovak ice hockey player (d. 2008).
(1950) Barry Sheene: British motorcycle champion who sustained terrible injuries in a crash on 7/28/1982.
(1950) Anne Dell: Australian biochemist and academic.
(1950) Yigal Bashan: Israeli Singer-Songwriter.
(1950) Amy Madigan: Chicago, Illinois -- Actress (Uncle Buck, Twice in a Lifetime).
(1950) Leonora Linter: Russian-Estonian businessman and activist.
(1950) Bruce Doull: Australian rules footballer.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Marty Liquori
(1949) Bill Whittington: American race car driver.
(1949) Michael Moore: American actor.
(1949) Alain Fischer: French medical doctor, a professor of pediatric immunology and researcher in biology.
(1949) Roger Uttley: English rugby player and coach.
(1949) Marty Liquori American runner (Amateur Athletic Union 3 mile-1979 (13: 14.
(1949) Martin Liquori: American track & field champion.
(1948) John Martyn: English-Scottish singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 2009).
(1948) Jewell Gomez: African-American/native American lesbian writer, she is a professor at San Francisco State University and social activist.
(1947) Michel Seydoux

(1947) Donatello : Italian singer, mainly successful in the first half of the 1970s.
(1947) Larry Cox: American baseball player, a right-handed catcher who played with the Philadelphia Phillies (1973-1975), Seattle Mariners (1977), Chicago Cubs (1978), Seattle Mariners (1979-1980), Texas Rangers (1981) and Chicago Cubs (1982).
(1946) Francis Delattre
(1946) Anthony Browne: English author and illustrator.
(1946) Dennis Tufano: Chicago, Illinois -- Rock guitarist / vocalist (Buckinghams).
(1946) Jim Shoulder: English footballer and manager.
(1946) John Roberts: Welsh footballer and manager (d. 2016).
(1945) Franz Beckenbauer: German football coach, manager, and former player, nicknamed Der Kaiser ("The Emperor") because of his elegant style, his leadership, his first name "Franz" (reminiscent of the Austrian emperors), and his dominance on the football pitch.
(1945) René Belletto: French writer, and winner of the Prix Femina, 1986, for "L'Enfer.
(1945) Felton Perry: American actor.
(1945) Leo Kottke in Athens: Georgia, USA; guitarist (Ice Water, Greenhouse).
(1945) Gianluigi Gelmetti: Italian composer and conductor.
(1944) Serge Haroche: French physicist who was awarded the 2012 Nobel Prize for Physics jointly with David J. Wineland for "ground-breaking experimental methods that enable measuring and manipulation of individual quantum systems", a study of the particle of light, the photon.
(1944) Dave Roberts: American baseball player, left-handed pitcher, with the San Diego Padres, Houston Astros and the New York Mets.
(1944) Everaldo : Brazilian footballer (d. 1974).
(1944) Freddy Thielemans: Belgian educator and politician Mayor of Brussels.
(1943) Raymond Villeneuve: Canadian political activist.
(1943) Andre Caille: Canadian businessman.
(1943) Jack Ely: American singer and guitarist (The Kingsmen) (d. 2015).
(1943) André Caillé: Canadian chemist and businessman.
(1943) Brian Perkins: New Zealand-English journalist and actor.
(1943) Mickey Hart: American drummer and musicologist (Grateful Dead The Other Ones The Dead and Rhythm Devils).
(1942) Lola Falana: American dancer, pianist and violinist, a recording artist, Broadway and Las Vegas star, film and TV actress, commercial spokesperson and author.
(1942) Jean-Claude Jambon: French sommelier, who was awarded the title of the world's best sommelier in 1986.
(1942) John Greig
(1942) Gerome Ragni: American playwright.
(1941) Paul Barge
(1941) Victoria Bateman: American mother of noted kids, Jason and Justine, who both acted in TV sitcoms from the time they were little.
(1940) Brian de Palma
(1940) Nong Duc Manh: Vietnamese politician.
(1940) Nông Mạnh: Vietnamese politician.
(1940) Bernie Dwyer: Rock drummer (Freddie & The Dreamers).
(1940) Brian De Palma: American film director, screenwriter, and producer, one of the hot-shot young directors of the '70s along with Martin Scorsese, Francis Ford Coppola, and George Lucas.
(1940) Thomas McCraw: American historian and author (d. 2012).
(1940) Theodore Olson: American lawyer and politician United States Solicitor General.
(1940) Robert Palmer: American businessman co-founded Mostek.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Alain Giletti: French champion figure skater.
(1939) Charles Geschke: American businessman co-founded Adobe Systems.
(1939) Lola Falana in Camden: New Jersey, USA; singer ("Liberation of LB Jones").
(1938) Brian Johnson: English chemist and academic.
(1938) Charles Patrick: Rocker (Monotones).
(1938) David Higgins: English composer and conductor (d. 2006).
(1937) Queen Paola of Belgium
(1937) Robert Crippen: American astronaut, selected by NASA to begin his training in June 1969.
(1937) Robert L Crippen: Beaumont, Texas -- Captain US Navy / Astronaut (STS 1, 7, 41C, 41G).
(1937) Paola : Italian-Belgian royalty, the wife of Belgian Prince Albert II whom she married on 7/02/1959, Brussels.

(1937) Iosif Kobzon: Soviet-Russian singer and businessman.
(1937) Queen Paola: of Belgium.
(1937) Robert Crippen in Beaumont: Texas, USA; Captain US Navy/astronaut (STS 1, 7, 41C, 41G).
(1937) Paola Ruffo di Calabria: Italian Princess / Queen of Belgium (1993- ).
(1936) Charles Dierkop
(1936) Roger Barkley: American radio host (d. 1997).
(1936) Pavel Landovský: Czech actor director and playwright (d. 2014).
(1936) Ian Abercrombie: English actor.
(1936) Charlie Dierkop: American actor with a mashed-in nose and salty performance style.
(1936) Charles Dierkop in LaCrosse: Wisconsin, USA; actor (Detective Pete Royster - Police Woman).
(1936) Albert Maltret: French newsmaker, an aviator who claimed to be the 'Black Baron' who supposedly made illegal night flights over Paris in 1988.
(1935) Arvo Pärt: Estonian composer.
(1935) Jacques Gaillot: French Catholic clergyman and social activist.
(1935) Gerome Ragni: American actor, writer and co-writer of musicals, including "Hair" (with Jim Rado).
(1935) Gherman Titov: Russian general pilot and astronaut (d. 2000).
(1935) Bjørg Vik: Norwegian novelist, short story writer, playwright, and journalist.
(1935) Arvo Part: Composer.
(1935) David Starkweather: Madison Writer.
(1935) Gherman Stepanovich Titov: USSR -- Cosmonaut (Vostok II).
(1935) Gunnar Olsson: Swedish geographer, university professor and author of various books.
(1934) Paul-Louis Halley: French businessman, who co-founded the retail company Promodès in 1961, along with his father and brother.
(1934) Ian Abercrombie: English-American actor (d. 2012).
(1934) Leon Rooke: American-born Canadian novelist.
(1934) Oliver Jones: Canadian pianist and composer.
(1934) Norma Croker: Australian sprinter.
(1933) Margaret Booth: English lawyer and judge.
(1933) William Luther Pierce: American author and activist (d. 2002).
(1933) William Pierce: American author and activist (d. 2002).
(1932) Elaine Needham: American professional artist and musician, a cellist and educator.
(1932) Bob Packwood: American politician, an Oregon Senator who came under investigation in 1993 on charges of sexual misconduct brought by more than two dozen women, former staffers, lobbyists and social contacts.
(1932) Herbert "Sonny": Leon Callahan; American politician (Representative-Republican-Alabama).
(1932) Valentino: Milan, Italy -- Fashion designer (Jacqueline Kennedy Onasis).
(1932) Peter Anderson: English footballer.
(1931) Bill Simpson
(1931) John Reger: American football player (d. 2013).
(1931) Hans-Ulrich Wehler: German historian and academic (d. 2014).
(1930) Jack Davis (athlete)
(1930) Jean-Claude Forest: French writer and illustrator of comics and the creator of the character Barbarella.
(1930) Cathryn Damon: American actress (Mary Campbell - Soap), dies at age 56 (born 1930).
(1930) Jack Davis: American track & field champion.
(1930) Cathryn Damon in Seattle: Washington, USA; actress (Mary Campbell - Soap).
(1930) Renzo Montagnani: Italian actor (d. 1997).
(1930) Saleh Selim: Egyptian footballer manager and actor (d. 2002).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) David S Broder in Chicago Heights: Illinois, USA; journalist (1973 Pulitzer Prize).
(1929) Primoz Kozak: Slovenian playwright (d. 1981).
(1929) Eve Brent: American actress, often billed as Jean Lewis, who in 1980 won a Saturn Award for Best Supporting Actress for her work in "Fade to Black," an American horror film.
(1929) Luis García: Venezuelan baseball player and manager (d. 2014).
(1929) Primož Kozak: Slovenian playwright (d. 1981).
(1929) Patrick Mayhew: Baron Mayhew of Twysden English lawyer and politician Secretary of State for Northern Ireland.
(1929) Burhan Doğançay: Turkish-American artist (d. 2013).
(1929) Charles Moffett: American free jazz drummer.
(1928) Reubin Askew: American politician, a liberal Dem.
(1928) Earl Holliman: American actor.

(1928) Lisa Richette: American jurist, colorful and controversial, combative and outspoken.
(1928) Lorraine Geller
(1928) William Kienzle: American priest and author (d. 2001).
(1928) Earl Holliman in Louisiana: USA; actor (Police Woman, Tribes, Cry Panic).
(1928) Reubin O'Donovan Askew: American politician.
(1927) Vernon Corea: Sri Lankan broadcaster (d. 2002).
(1927) G Schine: American soldier and businessman (d. 1996).
(1927) G David Schine: American businessman (d. 1996).
(1927) David Schine: Businessman.
(1927) Willie Christine King: American professor.
(1927) Jean Lebel: Boulogne-Billt EXecutives.
(1926) Monique Lange: French writer, editor, and translator, whose works include film scripts, her memoir "Les Cabines de bain" ("The Bathing Huts", 1982), and biographies of Edith Piaf and Cocteau: "Jean Cocteau, prince sans royaume" (1989) and "Histoire de Piaf" (1988).
(1926) Robert Duranton: French wrestler and bodybuilder, elected 'Monsieur France' in 1946, 1948, 1949 and 1950, and 'Monsieur Europe' in 1951.
(1926) Lee Richardson: Chicago, Illinois -- Actor (Sweet Lorraine, Fly 2, Tiger Warsaw).
(1926) Eddie Miksis: American baseball player (Born 1926).
(1926) Gerrit van Niekerk Viljoen: South African Minister of Legislation.
(1926) Alfred Slote: Author (Love & Tennis, Omega Station).
(1925) Gérard Darrieu: French theatre, film and television actor, who died on 22 January 2004 in Paris.
(1925) Jose Avila Portalatin: Better known as "Yiye Ávila" was a writer and evangelist Puerto Rican Pentecostal denomination.
(1925) Gerard Darrieu: France Actor.
(1925) Harry Somers: Canadian soldier and composer (d. 1999).
(1925) Ashley Heenan: Composer.
(1925) Harry Stuart Somers: Composer.
(1925) Alan Bergman: American songwriter and composer.
(1924) Rudolf Vrba: Czech-Canadian pharmacologist and educator (d. 2006).
(1924) Pauline Crawley: American sportswoman, a fourth outfielder who played in the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League.
(1924) Daniel Kahikina: Akaka; American politician (Representative-Democrat-Hawaii).
(1924) Tom Landry: NFL player (New York Giants) / coach (Dallas Cowboys).
(1924) Daniel Akaka: American soldier engineer and politician.
(1923) Betsy Drake: Fitness expert / actress (Every Girl Should be Married).
(1923) Hubert Lancelot
(1923) Vasilije Mokranjac: Serbian composer and academic (d. 1984).
(1923) Don Edgren in Los Angeles: California, USA; engineer leader of Disneyland's engineering team, Walt Disney World, Tokyo Disneyland, named Disney Legend in 2006.
(1923) Alan Badel: Actor (Shogun), dies of a heart attack at 58.
(1922) Charles Evers: civil rights leader (Amazing Grace).
(1922) Andre Pieters: Belgium sport Champion.
(1921) Michel Jobert: French politician of the left-wing Gaullist orientation.
(1921) Georges Hage
(1921) Edwin Richfield: English actor and screenwriter (d. 1990).
(1921) Elisabetta Barbato: Italian opera singer who made her soprano debut at Baths of Caracalla in Rome, 1944.
(1921) Leaford Bearskin: American tribal leader and colonel (d. 2012).
(1920) Louis Junquas: France sport Champion.

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1919 - 1910

(1917) Ferdinand Marcos: Filipino politician who was elected President in 1965.
(1917) Herbert Lom: Czech-born English actor (d. 2012).
(1917) Jessica Mitford: British writer, sometimes referred to as "Queen of the Muckrakers," and best known for skewering in print businesses ranging from funeral homes to fat farms.
(1917) Daniel Wildenstein: French art tycoon, third in a family dynasty of art dealers who had a great taste for French 18th century works and Impressionist painters; known as the undisputed expert for such painters as Fragonard, Manet or Monet.
(1917) Pierre Engel: France Military man.
(1917) Donald Blakeslee: American World War II aviator (Born 1917).
(1917) Henderson Forsythe: Macon, Missouri -- Actor (Crisis at Central High).
(1917) Jessica Lucy Mitford: Author (American Way of Death).
(1917) Georges Delatre: Fry physician.
(1916) Ed Sabol: American film producer co-founded NFL Films (d. 2015).

(1915) Jack Fascinato: Bevier, Missouri -- Pianist / orchestra leader (Kukla Fran & Ollie).
(1915) Athena Lorde: New York, United States -- Actress (Fuzz, Skin Game, Firecreek).
(1914) Pavle: Patriarch Pavle of Serbia (d. 2009).
(1914) Patriarch Pavle of Serbia: Serbian spiritual leader.
(1914) By Saam: American sportscaster best known as the first full-time voice of baseball in Philadelphia.
(1914) Ralph Clanton: American character actor.
(1913) Bear Bryant: American football player and coach (d. 1983).
(1913) Paul Bryant: Coach.
(1913) Pierre Phliponeau: Poitiers Military man.
(1913) Paul "Bear" Bryant: US football coach (Alabama Crimson Tide).
(1913) Paul ''Bear'' Bryant: American football coach (d. 1983).
(1913) Jacinto Convit: Venezuelan physician and academic (d. 2014).
(1913) Paul Dogniaux: France sport Champion.
(1912) Geoffroy Chodron de Courcel: French nobleman, soldier and diplomat.
(1912) Yvonne Chevallier
(1912) Emile Sprunck: Walschbronn EXecutives.
(1912) DE COURCEL Geoffroy Chodron: Tours Military man.
(1911) Bola de Nieve: Cuban singer, pianist, and songwriter (Born 1911).
(1911) Renée Simonot: French centenarian, former actress, mother of two famous actresses Catherine Deneuve, Françoise Dorléac, and her third daughter is Sylvie .
(1910) Manuel Mujica Lainez: Argentine novelist, essayist and art critic.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Georges Lorant: Asniéres Journalist.
(1909) William H Natcher: (Rep-D-Kentucky, 1953- ).
(1909) Anne Seymour: England, United Kingdom -- Actress (Gemini Affair, Empire, Tim Conway Show).
(1908) Alvar Lidell: UK radio broadcaster (Born 1908).
(1908) Everhardus J van Romondt: Physician / Dutch Antillean Minister of Eco.
(1908) Guillaume Rivals-Mazeres: Fiac Military man.
(1907) Lev Oborin: Russian pianist and educator (d. 1974).
(1906) Etienne Fajon: French politician, journalist, author and member of party political bureau 1945-79.
(1906) Roye England: Modeller / museum curator.
(1906) Libero De Libero: Italy Writer.

(1904) Jazz Gillum
(1904) Karl Plutus: Estonian jurist and centenarian (Born 1904).
(1903) Theodor Adorno: German philosopher, social theorist and music critic.
(1903) Jean Aurenche: French screenwriter who first made contact with films from 1932 as a director of commercials, then short documentaries.
(1903) Stephen Etnier: American lieutenant and painter (d. 1984).
(1902) Jimmie Davis: Singer / songwriter / (gov-LA, 1944-48, 60-64).
(1902) Barbecue Bob: American singer and guitarist (d. 1931).
(1902) Alice Tully: Corning, New York -- Singer / patroness (Carnegie Hall).
(1902) Mario Ghisalberti: Italy Writer.
(1900) D Brooks: American farmer and businessman founded Gold Kist (d. 1999).
(1900) D W Brooks: American farmer and businessman (d. 1999).

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