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Famous Birthdays of 12 August

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 12th of August

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2009 - 2000

(2008) Rocco Piazza: YouTube Star.
(2004) Mykayla Sohn: Movie Actress.
(2000) Prince Achileas-Andreas of Greece and Denmark
(2000) Achileas Andreas : Greek royalty, the third child of the 33-year-old crown prince of Greece, Paul, and Princess Marie Chantal, who live in New York City.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Jordan Brown: TV Actress.
(1998) Lauren Cimorelli: Pop Singer.
(1997) Sayesha Saigal
(1996) Torri Webster: TV Actress.
(1994) Bex Taylor-Klaus: TV Actress.
(1994) Tyler Wilson: Pop Singer.
(1993) Luna (singer)
(1993) Ewa Farna: Rock Singer.
(1993) London Zhiloh: Instagram Star.
(1993) Luna : Pop Singer.

(1993) Rodrigo Alborno: Paraguayan footballer.
(1993) Imani Hakim: American actress.
(1992) Cara Delevingne: Model.
(1992) Isabella Escobar: Guatemalan tennis player.
(1992) Shannon Harris: YouTube Star.
(1992) Teo Gheorghiu: Swiss-Canadian pianist and actor.
(1992) Jacob Loko: Australian rugby player.
(1991) Jesinta Campbell: Australian model Miss Universe Australia 2010.
(1991) Keith Stanfield
(1990) Mario Balotelli: Italian football player, who plays as a striker for Manchester City and the Italy national team.
(1990) Perth (Australia)
(1990) Christina Cimorelli: Pop Singer.
(1990) Wissam Ben Yedder
(1990) Erick Elliot: Rapper.
(1990) Enzo Pineda: Filipino actor and dancer.
(1990) Marvin Zeegelaar: Dutch footballer.
(1990) Martin Zurawsky: German footballer.
(1990) Derek Lipp: Vine Star.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Hasna Aït Boulahcen
(1989) Tom Cleverley: English footballer.
(1989) Hong Jeong-ho: South Korean footballer.
(1988) Leah Pipes: American actress.
(1988) Tyson Fury: Boxer.
(1988) Justin Gaston: American singer-songwriter and actor.
(1988) Matt Gillett: Australian rugby player.
(1988) Julie Ofcharsky: Reality Star.
(1988) Tejay van Garderen: American cyclist.
(1987) Natalia Navarro

(1987) Yves Ilunga: DR Congo footballer.
(1987) Molly Pansino: Family Member.
(1986) Kyle Arrington: American football player.
(1986) Elise Avellan: Venezuelan actress.
(1986) Electra Avellan: Venezuelan actress.
(1986) Andrei Agius: Maltese footballer.
(1985) Charlotte Salt
(1985) Kirby Ann Basken
(1985) Jade Tailor
(1985) Danny Graham: English footballer.
(1985) Africa Zavala: Soap Opera Actress.
(1985) Franck Moutsinga: German rugby player.
(1984) Diego Vicos
(1984) Marian Rivera: TV Actress.
(1984) Martin Goeres: German actor and stuntman.
(1984) Yua Aida: Japanese porn actress and model.
(1984) Bryan Pata: American football defensive tackle (University of Miami) (murdered) (Born 1984).
(1984) Josh Murray: Reality Star.
(1983) Luka Nizetic
(1983) Klaas-Jan Huntelaar: Dutch footballer.
(1983) Meryem Uzerli: TV Actress.
(1983) Kana Asumi: Japanese voice actress and singer.
(1983) Kléber de Souza Freitas: Brazilian footballer.
(1983) Mark Webster: Welsh darts player.
(1983) Manoa Vosawai: Italian rugby player.
(1982) Miki Komori
(1982) Maria José Martinez Sanchez
(1982) Iza Calzado: Filipino TV actress.
(1982) Boban Grnčarov: Macedonian footballer.
(1982) Alexandros Tzorvas: Greek footballer.
(1981) Djibril Cissé: French football (soccer) player who plays as a striker for SC Bastia in Ligue 1. He played for the France national team (2002–2011).
(1981) Steve Talley: American actor.
(1981) Alexis Rault
(1981) Kofi Kingston: American wrestler.
(1981) Riin Tamm: Estonian geneticist and academic.
(1981) Tony Capaldi: Norwegian-Northern Irish footballer.
(1981) Bruce Greene: YouTube Star.
(1980) Dominique Swain: American actress who was chosen out of 2,500 young girls to play the sexually precocious 12-year-old lead in a film remake of Vladimir Nabokov's "Lolita.
(1980) Grégory Mahé
(1980) Maggie Lawson: American actress.
(1980) Jade Villalon: American singer-songwriter pianist and actress (Sweetbox).
(1980) Rafael Araújo (basketball)
(1980) Zahari Baharov
(1980) Malaysia Pargo: Reality Star.
(1980) Rojda Demirer: Turkish actress.
(1980) Javier Chevantón: Uruguayan footballer.
(1980) Matt Thiessen: Canadian singer-songwriter (Relient K).

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Cindy Klassen: Canadian speed skater.
(1979) Austra Skujytė: Lithuanian pentathlete.
(1979) DJ Houlton: American baseball player.
(1979) D Houlton: American baseball player.
(1979) Austra Skujyte: Lithuanian athlete.
(1979) Ian Hutchinson: English motorcycle racer.
(1978) Hayley Wickenheiser: Ice hockey forward (Canada, Olympics - 1998).
(1978) Natalie Jackson Mendoza
(1978) James Irvin
(1978) Derrick Burgess

(1978) Chris Chambers: American football player.
(1978) Travis Fuller: American military casualty, Marine Lt.
(1977) Vanessa Nimmo
(1977) Iva Majoli: Croatian tennis player: WTA Tour.
(1977) Jesper Gr?nkjaer: Danish footballer.
(1977) Plaxico Burress: American football player.
(1977) Jesper Grønkjær: Danish footballer.
(1977) Park Yong-ha: South Korean singer and actor (d. 2010).
(1976) Mikko Lindström: Finnish guitarist (HIM and WhoCares).
(1976) Antoine Walker: NBA forward (Boston Celtics).
(1976) Lina Rafn
(1976) Greg Marcks
(1976) Brad Lukowich: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1976) Mikko Lindstrom: Finnish guitarist (HIM).
(1976) Wednesday 13: American vocalist (, Murderdolls).
(1976) Richard McCourt: English children's television presenter.
(1976) Pedro Collins: Barbadian cricketer.
(1976) Henry Tuilagi: Samoan rugby union footballer.
(1975) Casey Affleck: American actor with credits in Hollywood feature films.
(1975) Torquay (United Kingdom)
(1975) Stephanie Vogt
(1975) Mikael Karlsson
(1975) Taylor Stanley (actress)
(1975) Jason Coffee: Vine Star.
(1975) Burcu Güneş: Turkish singer-songwriter.
(1975) Anders Myrvold: Lorenskog, Norway -- NHL defenseman (Colorado Avalanche).
(1975) Paul Gaudoin: Australian field hockey halfback (1996 Olympics).
(1975) Regan Upshaw: Defensive end (Tampa Bay Buccaneers).
(1975) Robyn Hancock: Grand Rapids, Ohio -- Miss America - Ohio (1997).
(1975) Raegan Scott: WNBA forward / center (Utah Starzz).
(1975) Dean Brody: Country Singer.
(1974) Linda O'Neil
(1974) Matt Clement: American baseball player and coach.
(1974) Wendy Palmer: WNBA forward (Utah Starzz).
(1974) Peter Pucher: Hockey forward (Team Slovakia 1998).
(1973) Natalia París
(1973) Richard Reid: British terrorist who attempted to light explosives in his shoe while on flight from Paris to Miami.
(1973) Joseba Beloki: Spanish cyclist.
(1973) Todd Marchant: Buffalo, New York -- NHL center (Edmonton Oilers).
(1973) Jonathan Coachman: American basketball player wrestler and sportscaster.
(1973) Marcy Borders: American bank clerk (d. 2015).
(1973) Muqtada al-Sadr: Iraqi theologian and political leader.
(1973) Moses Ware: NFL wide receiver (Minn Vikings).
(1973) Latasha Byears: WNBA guard (Sacramento Monarchs).
(1972) Takanohana : Japanese sumo wrestler, the younger of two brothers who both became champions.
(1972) Tony Marsh
(1972) Del the Funky Homosapien
(1972) Gyanendra Pandey: Indian cricketer.
(1972) Del "The Funkee Homosapian": Rapper.
(1972) John Jones: WLAF guard (Rhein Fire).
(1972) Del the Funky Homosapien: American rapper and producer (Hieroglyphics Deltron 3030 and Gorillaz).
(1972) Del tha Funkee Homosapien: American hip hop artist.
(1972) Takanohana Kōji: Japanese sumo wrestler the 65th Yokozuna.
(1972) Mark Kinsella: Irish footballer and manager.
(1972) Takanohana Koji: Japanese sumo wrestler, the 65th Yokozuna.
(1972) Demir Demirkan: Turkish singer-songwriter and producer.
(1972) Allison Cook: Australian basketballl player (1996 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1971) Pete Sampras: American tennis player: ATP Tour.
(1971) Rebecca Gayheart: American actress.
(1971) Michael Ian Black: American comedian.
(1971) Michael Black: American comedian actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1971) Yvette Nicole Brown: American actress.
(1971) Jim Walker: Sydney, NSW -- Canoeist (1996 Olympics).
(1971) Yvette Brown: TV Actress.
(1970) Charles Mesure: English-Australian actor and screenwriter.
(1970) Hidetaka Yoshioka: Japanese actor.
(1970) Anthony Swofford: American soldier and author.
(1970) Toby Perkins: English businessman and politician.
(1970) Edouarde Castro: American child, diagnosed with terminal cancer at age three.
(1970) Alison Inverarity: Australian high jumper (1992, 96 Olympics - 8th Place).
(1970) Jim Schlossnagle: American baseball player and coach.
(1970) Aleksandar Đurić: Bosnian footballer.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Tanita Tikaram: German-English singer-songwriter.
(1969) Mikihisa Azuma
(1969) Kitty G [Katia Geiger]: Leningrad, Russia -- Cable tv actress.
(1969) Stuart Williams: Nevisian West Indies cricketer.
(1969) Aga Muhlach: Filipino actor, multi-award winning and considered as one of the top dramatic actors in the Philippines.
(1969) Nate Gwynne: Davis, California -- Kayak (1996 Olympics).
(1969) Lincoln Coleman: NFL running back (Atlanta Falcons).
(1969) Michael Cartier: American homicide; stalked and killed Kristin Lardner, (born 7/28/1970, Washington, D.C.
(1968) Kumiko Takeda
(1968) Kōji Yusa: Japanese voice actor and singer.

(1968) Andras Jones: American actor.
(1968) Viktor Karatchoun: NHL forward (Team Belarus, Olympics - 1998).
(1968) Thorsten Boer: German footballer and manager.
(1968) Ülar Mark: Estonian architect.
(1967) Emil Kostadinov
(1967) Mike Verstraeten
(1967) Brent Sexton
(1967) Andy Hui: Hong Kong singer-songwriter and actor (Big Four).
(1967) Tom Holkenborg: Drummer (Weekend at Waikiki).
(1967) Regilio Tuur: Dutch boxer.
(1967) Andrey Plotnikov: Russian race walker.
(1967) Andrew Glover: NFL tight end (Oakland Raiders, Minnesota Vikings).
(1966) Tobias Ellwood: American-English captain and politician.
(1966) Greg Manusky: NFL linebacker (KC Chiefs).
(1966) Gordy Morgan: Minneapolis, Minnesota -- 163 lbs greco-roman wrestler (1996 Olympics).
(1966) Dean Hartgraves: Bakersfield, California -- Pitcher (Houston Astros).
(1966) Bruce Covernton: CFL defensive tackle (Calgary Stampeders).
(1965) Peter Krause: American actor and producer.
(1965) Dr Wagner Jr
(1965) Barry Manuel: Mamou, Louisiana -- Pitcher (Montreal Expos).
(1965) Angeliki Kanellopoulou: Greece -- Tennis star.
(1964) Katherine Boo: American journalist and author.
(1964) Michael Hagan: Australian rugby player and coach.
(1963) Rudi Smidts
(1963) Sir Mix-a-Lot: American rapper.
(1963) Koji Kitao (Futahaguro Koji): Japanese sumo wrestler (the 60th Yokozuna) and professional wrestler.
(1963) Britt Morgan: American porn actress director and producer.
(1963) Rudy Smidts: Belgian soccer football player, lateral rear on the Antwerp team in 1994 World Cup.
(1963) Mix-a-Lot : American rapper producer and actor.
(1963) Anthony Ray: Rapper.
(1963) Kōji Kitao: Japanese sumo wrestler the 60th Yokozuna.
(1962) Miss Cleo (psychic)
(1962) Bernard Baranton: French homicide; murdered three prostitutes in Grenoble.
(1962) Cleo : American spokeswoman for a psychic hot line, claiming Jamaica as her birthplace to feint more glamour and mystery than California County hospital.
(1961) Roy Hay: English guitarist keyboard player and composer (Culture Club).
(1961) Mark Priest: New Zealand cricketer.
(1961) Lawrence Hayward: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Felt, Denim, Go Kart Mozart).
(1961) Lawrence : mononymous English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Felt Denim and Go Kart Mozart).
(1960) Laurent Fignon: French athlete, a cyclist who twice won the Tour de France (1983 and 1984).
(1960) Thierry Desroses
(1960) Eduardo Tokeshi: Peruvian painter.
(1960) Greg Thomas: Welsh-English cricketer.
(1960) Lonny Chin: Liverpool, England -- Playmate (Jan, 1983).
(1960) Morty Black: heavy metal rocker (TNT - "Seven Seas").

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Philippe Le Guillou: French educator and writer.
(1959) Amanda Redman: English actress.
(1959) Kerry Boustead: Australian rugby player.
(1959) Lynette Woodard: Wichita, Kansas -- (1984 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1958) Valerie Landsburg
(1958) Yannick Favennec
(1958) Jürgen Dehmel: German bass player and songwriter (Nena).
(1958) Jurgen Dehmel: German bass player and songwriter (Nena).
(1957) Isaach de Bankole
(1957) Friedhelm Schutte: German footballer.

(1957) Friedhelm Schütte: German footballer.
(1956) Bruce Greenwood: Canadian actor and producer.
(1956) Sidath Wettimuny: Sri Lankan cricketer.
(1956) Mireille Faugère: French public administrator, who served as the executive director of the 'Assistance Publique - Hôpitaux de Paris' from 1 September 2010 to November 2013.
(1956) Terry Taylor [Paul Klause]: Wrestler (WCW / WWF / NWA, Red Rooster).
(1956) Lee Freedman: Australian horse trainer.
(1955) Tony Coleman
(1955) Terry Taylor: American professional wrestler.
(1955) Ann M Martin: American children's writer.
(1955) Heintje [Hendrik Simons]: Dutch singer (Mama).
(1955) Ann Martin: Young Adult Author.
(1955) Heintje Simons: Dutch singer and actor.
(1954) François Hollande: A French politician who was the First Secretary of the French Socialist Party from 1997 to 2008.
(1954) Pat Metheny: American guitarist and songwriter (Pat Metheny Group).
(1954) Gilles Martin-Chauffier
(1954) Leung Chun-ying: Hong Kong businessman and politician 3rd Chief Executive of Hong Kong.
(1954) Sam J Jones in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actor (Chris - Code Red, The Highway Man).
(1954) Sam Jones: American baseball player (Born 1925).
(1954) Jennifer Selznick: American noted family, daughter of Jennifer Jones and David O. Selznick.
(1954) Francois Hollande: Politician.
(1954) Sam J Jones: American actor.
(1954) Pat Methany: Jazz guitarist (As Wichita Falls).
(1954) Ibolya Dávid: Hungarian lawyer and politician Minister of Justice of Hungary.
(1953) Rolland Courbis
(1953) Carlos Mesa
(1952) Kaige Chen
(1952) Kalevi Kull: Estonian biologist and academic.
(1952) Chen Kaige: Chinese actor director and screenwriter.
(1952) Ronald Guttman: Belgian actor, theatrical producer and film producer.
(1951) Hector Rodriguez: Cuba -- Lightweight judo (1976 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1951) Charles E Brady Jr in Pinehurst: North Carolina, USA; US Navy Commander/astronaut.
(1951) Willie Horton: American murderer and rapist.
(1950) Iris Berben: German actress and comedienne known for TV comedies.
(1950) Kid Creole (singer)
(1950) George McGinnis: American athlete, who began his professional basketball career in 1971 and played seven seasons, primarily for Indiana.
(1950) Jim Beaver: American actor and writer.
(1950) Jacky Mamou: French physician who served from 1996 to 2000 as president of 'Médecins du Monde' or Doctors of the World, an international humanitarian non-profit organization that provides emergency and long-term medical care to vulnerable populations while advocating for equal access to healthcare worldwide.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Julien Lepers: French TV host, the presenter on "Questions of Champions" game show, and composer, son of architect and jazzman Raymond Lepers and singer Maria Rémusat.
(1949) Mark Knopfler: Scottish musician, singer and songwriter, who was the main force behind the group "Dire Straits.
(1949) Fernando Collor de Mello: Brazilian politician with an advantaged political background and a strong image comparable to President Kennedy, sportive and aggressive.
(1949) Rick Ridgeway: American mountaineer and photographer.
(1949) Alex Naumik: Lithuanian-Norwegian singer-songwriter and producer (d. 2013).
(1949) Lou Martin: Northern Irish pianist songwriter and producer (d. 2012).
(1949) Panagiotis Chinofotis: Greek admiral and politician.
(1949) Jean-Robert Pitte: French geographer, a specialist in landscape and gastronomy, president of the Geographical Society, president of 'Le repas gastronomique des Français,' and head of 'Livres en vignes' (Books in the vineyards) festival in Château du Clos de Vougeot.
(1949) Anthony Akerman: South Africa -- Director.
(1948) Liam Genockey

(1948) Michel Grisolia: French man of letters; a novelist, screenwriter, journalist, literary critic and lyricist.
(1948) Siddaramaiah : Indian lawyer and politician 22nd Chief Minister of Karnataka.
(1948) Cliff Fish: Rocker (Paper Lace).
(1948) Sue Kidd: American nurse author and educator.
(1948) Graham Zellick: Principal (Queen Mary and Westfield College London).
(1947) Stefano Benni: Italian author of satirical texts who writes for Beppe Grillo.
(1947) Sam Rosen: American sportscaster.
(1946) Alain Pellegrini: French general who commanded the UNIFIL (United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon) from 26 January 2004 to 2 February 2007.
(1946) Tuulikki Eloranta: Finnish pop singer, she began her career in 1966.
(1946) Terry Nutkins: English television host and author (d. 2012).
(1945) Jean Nouvel: French architect who designed the World Arab Institute in Paris (completed in 1987), the Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis, MN, and the Musée du Quai Branly, both in 2006.
(1945) Bernard Accoyer: French politician, a doctor by profession, who was President of the National Assembly of France from 2007 to 2012.
(1945) Gayan Winter: Czech writer, a teacher, lecturer and author of "When the Heart is Free," 1984.
(1945) Michel-Georges Micberth
(1945) Giancarlo Cito: Italian politician, the former mayor of Taranto and a Member of Parliament since April 1996.
(1945) Fife Symington III
(1945) Dorothy Denning: American computer scientist and academic.
(1945) Fife Symington: American politician, elected Arizona's 19th governor and taking office on 3/06/1991, a two-term Republican and the second Arizona governor in a decade to be forced out of office by scandal.
(1945) Ron Mael: American keyboard player and songwriter (Sparks and Halfnelson).
(1945) André Villeger: French jazz saxophonist (soprano, tenor, baritone).
(1944) Bernard Boursicot: French minor administrator who had a affair in China that was so romantic and so strange that it gave birth to the sensational New York play, M. Butterfly.
(1944) Donna Michele: Playmate (Dec, 1963) / actress (Beach Blanket Bingo).
(1944) Peter Hofmann: German tenor.
(1943) Geoff Muldaur
(1943) Deborah Walley: American actress and singer (d. 2001).
(1943) William Mac Lance "Tiny" McCloud: Musician / songwriter.
(1942) Hans-Wilhelm Müller-Wohlfahrt: German physician and author.
(1942) Elizabeth Appleby: QC.
(1942) Hans-Wilhelm Muller-Wohlfahrt: German physician.
(1941) Jean Drucker: French Television executive.
(1941) Réjean Ducharme: Canadian author and playwright.
(1941) Dana Ivey: American actress.
(1941) Jennifer Warren: NYC, New York -- Actress (Slap Shot, Fatal Beauty, Mutant).
(1941) L Carson: American actor producer and screenwriter (d. 2014).
(1941) Michéle Boegner: Lyon 6éme Musician.
(1941) Deborah Walley: Bridgeport, Connecticut -- Actress (Mothers-in-Law, Beach Blanket).
(1941) Rejean Ducharme: Canadian novelist and playwright.
(1940) Alexander Yossifov: Composer.
(1940) Eddie Barlow: South African cricketer and coach (d. 2005).
(1940) Michael Brunson: TV reporter / newscaster / actor (Never Say Die).
(1940) Jacques Campagne: French homicide; killed his mistress 10/03/1985, Armentieres, France.
(1940) Gary Hollis: American announcer for a classical music station, KMOZART for more than ten years, a TV and film actor and cruise ship entertainer.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) George Hamilton: American actor, a tanned and gorgeous sex symbol.
(1939) Oliver Ford Davies
(1939) Roy Romanow: Canadian lawyer and politician 12th Premier of Saskatchewan.
(1939) David King: South African chemist and academic.
(1939) Skip Caray: American TV and radio baseball announcer (Atlanta Braves) (d. 2008).
(1939) Pam Ryan-Kilborn: Australia -- Hurdler (1968 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1939) George Hamilton in Memphis: Tennessee, USA; actor (Love at first Bite, Where the Boys Are).
(1939) Pam Kilborn: Australian hurdler sprinter and long jumper.
(1939) Michael D Antonovich: American politician.
(1938) Gérard Poulet: Bayonne Musician.

(1938) Jean-Paul L'Allier: Canadian journalist and politician 38th Mayor of Quebec City (d. 2016).
(1938) Anthony Joliffe: Mayor of London.
(1937) Walter Dean Myers: American novelist and poet.
(1937) Walter Myers: Young Adult Author.
(1936) Gabriel Matzneff
(1936) John Poindexter: US Chief of Staff.
(1936) Geoff Hamilton: Gardner / journalist.
(1936) Kjell Grede: Swedish director and screenwriter.
(1936) Gerard Masson: Composer.
(1936) Hans Haacke: Cologne, Germany -- Artist (Right to Life, Dripper Boxes).
(1935) John Cazale: Actor (Dog Day Afternoon, Deer Hunter), dies at 41.
(1935) Karl Mickel: Writer.
(1935) Joan Hamburg: American journalist and radio/TV personality, she is the mother of screenwriter John Hamburg.
(1935) John McCormack: American cleric; Bishop of the Manchester, New Hampshire diocese, John McCormack seems to have had intimate knowledge of the sex scandal that rocked the Boston archdiocese.
(1934) Daniel Edward Pilarczyk
(1934) Roy Gaines
(1934) Robin Nicholson: English metallurgist and academic.
(1934) Roger Majoral: France sport Champion.
(1934) Daniel Pilarczyk: American ecclesiastic, Roman Catholic archbishop who was Cardinal Bernardin's successor in Cincinnati when Bernardin moved to Chicago in 1982.
(1934) Lisa Brady: American noted family, wife of actor Scott Brady, sister-in-law of actors Edward and Lawrence Tierney.
(1934) Kenneth Eaton: Controller (British Navy).
(1933) Parnelli Jones: American race car driver and businessman.
(1933) Frederic Lindsay: Scottish author and educator (d. 2013).
(1932) Georges Kiejman: French politician and defence lawyer, whose famous clients include Roman Polanski and Jacques Chirac.
(1932) Sirikit : Queen consort of Thailand, wife of Bhumibol Adulyadej (Rama IX).
(1932) Dallin Oaks: American lawyer jurist and religious leader.
(1932) Queen Ferekit: of Thailand.
(1932) Dallin H Oaks: American The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints apostle and former Utah Supreme Court Justice.
(1932) Sergey Mikhaylovich Slonimsky: Composer.
(1932) Charlie O'Donnell: American radio and television announcer (d. 2010).
(1932) Jay Armes: American amputee, private investigator, and actor.
(1931) William Goldman (screenwriter)
(1931) Royce Womble: American football running back who played in the National Football League (NFL) and the American Football League (AFL).
(1931) William Goldman: American author playwright and screenwriter.
(1931) William Goldman American author (Lord of the Flies: Nobel Prize 1983).
(1930) George Soros: Hungarian-American businessman and philanthropist founded the Soros Fund Management.
(1930) Ronald James Herron: Architect.
(1930) Kanagaratnam Sriskandan: Sri Lankan engineer and civil servant (d. 2010).
(1930) Jacques Tits: Belgian-French mathematician and academic.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Buck Owens: American musician, a country-western singer, songwriter and guitarist who also played trumpet and saxophone.
(1929) Sid Bernstein: American promoter who brought the Beatles over to the U.S.
(1929) Rene Brejassou: France sport Champion.
(1929) Buck Owens in Sherman: Texas, USA; country singer (Hee Haw).
(1929) Joji Yuasa: Composer.
(1929) Charles Moore: Coatsville, Pennsylvania -- 400m hurdler (1952 Olympics - Gold / Silver Medalist).
(1928) Eva Schmitt: Germany Actor.
(1928) Bob Buhl: American baseball player (d. 2001).
(1928) Charles Blackman: Australian painter and illustrator.
(1928) Dan Curtis: American film and television producer and director (d.2006).

(1927) Porter Wagoner: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 2007).
(1927) Mstislav Leopoldovich Rostropovich: Cellist / conductor.
(1927) Howard Solomon: American executive and CEO of Forest Laboratories, a drug manufacturing company with 30% in generics and the majority of their licensing coming from foreign manufacturing.
(1927) Ralph Waite in White Plains: New York, USA; actor (John - The Waltons, Roots).
(1926) John Derek: American actor drafted for the military after his debut picture, "Since You Went Away," 1944.
(1926) René Vignal
(1926) Joe Jones: American singer-songwriter (d. 2005).
(1926) Robert Morin: French astrologer, specializing in medical astrology.
(1926) John Derek in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor/director (10, Annapolis Story) (dies 1998).
(1926) Wallace Markfield: American writer (d. 2002).
(1926) Rene Vignal: France sport Champion.
(1925) Ross McWhirter: British journalist who, along with his 20-minute older twin brother, authored "The Guinness Book Of World Records.
(1925) Norris McWhirter: British journalist who, along with his twin brother, Ross authored "The Guinness Book Of World Records.
(1925) Dale Bumpers: American soldier lawyer and politician 38th Governor of Arkansas (d. 2016).
(1925) George Wetherill: American physicist and academic (d. 2006).
(1925) Earl Coleman: Singer.
(1925) Robin Nicholson: Metallurgist.
(1925) Guillermo Isaza: Colombian journalist (d. 1986).
(1925) Lucien Cavelier: Sausseuzemare enC Politician.
(1925) Donald Justice: American poet and writing teacher (d. 2004).
(1925) Dale L Bumpers: (Sen-D Arkansas, 1975- ).
(1924) Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq: Pakistani general and politician 6th President of Pakistan (d. 1988).
(1924) Derek Shackleton: English cricketer coach and umpire (d. 2007).
(1923) John Holt: Jamaican West Indies cricketer (d. 1997).
(1922) Fulton MacKay: Scottish actor and playwright, best known for his role as prison officer Mr.
(1922) Lord Colinbrook: British government minister.
(1922) Roy Hurley: American athlete, he played pro basketball in 1946-47.
(1922) Jack Rocker: American athlete, he played pro basketball in 1947.
(1922) Jorgen Roos: Danish film director, nationally acknowledged for his work.
(1921) Patrick Howard-Dobson: President (Royal British Legion).
(1921) Federico Zeri: Italian art critic, a specialist of 14th-16th century art.
(1921) Marjorie Reynolds [Goodspeed]: Buhl, Idaho -- Actress (Peggy-Life of Riley).
(1920) Bernard Voyenne: Vichy Journalist.
(1920) Olympe Bradna
(1920) Paul Collette: French resistance fighter, known for having shot at the leaders of Vichy, notably Pierre Laval, on 27 August 1941 in Versailles during a demonstration by the Legion of French volunteers.
(1920) Peter West: British sports commentator.
(1920) Percy Mayfield: US singer (Please Send Me Someone to Love).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Margaret Burbidge: English-American astrophysicist and academic.
(1919) Vikram Sarabhai: Indian physicist and academic (d. 1971).
(1919) Peter Ambrose Cyprian Luke: Playwright.
(1919) Michael Kidd: [Milton Greenwald] choreographer (7 Brides for 7 Bros).
(1918) Sid Bernstein: American record producer (d. 2013).
(1918) Guy Gibson: Indian-English commander and pilot Victoria Cross recipient (d. 1944).
(1917) Oliver Crawford: American screenwriter and author (d. 2008).
(1917) Angèle Vannier: Breton poet who died on 2 December 1980.
(1917) Douglas Gunsekera: Banker.
(1916) Ioan Dicezare: Romanian general and pilot (d. 2012).

(1915) Michael Kidd: American film and stage choreographer (Born 1915).
(1915) Alex Wojciechowicz NFL center (Lions: Eagles).
(1915) Sickan Carlsson: Swedish actress and singer (d. 2011).
(1914) Luis Mariano: Spanish Basque singer, his family settled in Bordeaux.
(1914) Gerd Buchdahl: German-English philosopher and author (d. 2001).
(1914) Ruth Lowe: Canadian pianist and composer (I'll Never Smile Again) (d. 1981).
(1914) [Hendrik] Jan Bakker: Dutch resistance fighter / journalist (Parool).
(1913) Richard Bare: American director producer and screenwriter (d. 2015).
(1913) Kurt Kaszner: Vienna Austria; actor (Commander Fitzhugh-Land of the Giants).
(1912) Samuel Fuller: American actor director and screenwriter (d. 1997).
(1912) Louis Gérardin: French track cycling racer, he won the 1930 amateur world title and 3 silver medals (and 2 bronze) as a professional.
(1912) Georges Schapira: French pediatrician and researcher in molecular biology.
(1912) Roger Cambar: Rodez physician.
(1912) Jane Wyatt: Campgaw, New Jersey -- Actress (Father Knows Best, Star Trek).
(1912) Heino Kurz: Germany Actor.
(1912) Louis Gerardin: France sport Champion.
(1911) Cantinflas : Mexican actor and comedian, Mexico's most famous comic actor in his half century of making some 49 films.
(1911) Cantinflas [Mario Moreno]: Mexico -- Actor (Around World in 80 Days).
(1911) Alfredo Monza: Italian soccer player.
(1910) Jane Wyatt: American actress and singer (d. 2006).
(1910) Baroness Phillips: President / General Secretary (National Association of Women).
(1910) Charles Gros: Aigues-Mortes physician.
(1910) Heinrich Sutermeister: Swiss composer (Raskolnikov), dies at age 84.
(1910) Yusof bin Ishak: Singaporean journalist and politician 1st President of Singapore (d. 1970).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Bruce Matthews: Canadian general and businessman (d. 1991).
(1909) Maurice Heath: Air Marshal.
(1908) David Renton
(1908) Lord Renton: QC / British government minister.
(1908) Bertrand Reme: Plumelec physician.
(1907) Miguel Torga: Portuguese poet, diarist, and physician, this otolaryngologist produced several short stories,novels, poems, a few plays and a 16-volume diary in his lifetime.
(1907) Pierre d'Arquennes
(1907) Hermann Schomberg: Germany Actor.
(1907) Joe Besser: American actor and comedian (d. 1988).
(1907) Benjamin Henry Sheares: second President of Singapore (d. 1981).

(1907) Boy Charlton: Australian swimmer (d. 1975).
(1907) Benjamin Sheares: Singaporean physician and politician 2nd President of Singapore (d. 1981).
(1907) James Herbert Lloyd Morrell: Bishop.
(1906) Tedd Pierce: American animator producer and screenwriter (d. 1972).
(1906) Camille Laurens: French politician who died on 15 November 1979 in Paris.
(1906) Harry Hopman: Australian tennis player and coach (d. 1985).
(1905) Joan [Jacobus J] Remmelts: Dutch actor (Jantjes, Twee Vorstinnen).
(1904) Alexei Nikolaevich Tsarevich of Russia
(1904) Frank Ervin harness racer (Hambletonian 1959: 1966).
(1904) Kay Campbell [Catherine Hibben]: Actress (All My Children).
(1904) Tamás Lossonczy: Hungarian painter (d. 2009).
(1904) Idel Jakobson: Latvian-Estonian NKVD officer (d. 1997).
(1904) Tsarevich Alexei Nikolaevich of Russia: only son of Emperor Nicholas II of Russia (d. 1918).
(1904) Czarevitch Alexei: Russian royalty, the son of Czar Nicholas, Czarina Alexandra and heir to the Russian throne.
(1904) Alexei Nikolaevich: Tsarevich of Russia (d. 1918).
(1903) Franco Sigillino: Italy Writer.
(1903) Frances Clode: CEO (WRVS).
(1902) Mohammad Hatta: Indonesian politician 1st Vice President of Indonesia (d. 1980).
(1901) Louis Vallon: French politician, a member of the SFIO and the Socialist Party of France before World War II, and afterwards a Gaullist Left, and founding member of the RPF, the Democratic Labour Union and the UDR.
(1900) Wilhelm Steinitz: Germany -- 1st chess champ (1866-1894).
(1900) Jose Ignacio Prieto Arrizubieta: Composer.
(1900) Gunnar Høst: Norwegian French-philologist and literary historian.

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