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Famous Birthdays of 13 January

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 13th of January

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2010 - Today

(2010) Solal Sarkozy

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2009 - 2000

(2003) Alice Pavarotti: Italian child of noted father, Luciano Pavorotti and Nicoletta Mantovani, Alice was born prematurely by Caesarean section in an emergency occasioned by the death of her twin brother in utero.
(2002) Jalen Brooks: Musical.
(2002) Tre Brooks: Musical.
(2001) Tayvion Power: Vine Star.
(2001) Fetchinq Flo: YouTube Star.
(2001) Emily Reaves: Movie Actress.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Kristine Sloth: YouTube Star.
(1998) Sierra Sandeen: YouNow Star.
(1997) Natalia Dyer: Actress.
(1997) Lili Sepe
(1997) Morgan Winter: Canadian student.
(1997) Elliot Giles: Vine Star.
(1997) Harold Azuara: YouTube Star.
(1997) Jack Baran: YouTube Star.
(1997) Connor McDavid: Hockey Player.
(1997) Dylan Brosnan: American noted family, the son of actor Pierce Brosnan and his girlfriend, Keely Shaye Smith.

(1996) Tyler Henry: Reality Star.
(1995) Jonathan Antoine
(1995) Eros Vlahos
(1995) Qaasim Middleton: American musician and actor.
(1993) Xénia Krizsán: Hungarian heptathlete.
(1993) Max Whitlock: Gymnast.
(1992) Thibault Colard
(1992) Dinah Pfizenmaier: German tennis player.
(1992) Svetlana Bilyalova: Instagram Star.
(1992) Adam Matthews: Welsh footballer.
(1991) Goo Hara: Pop Singer.
(1991) Rob Kiernan: English-Irish footballer.
(1991) Goo Ha-ra: South Korean singer/actress/MC.
(1990) Liam Hemsworth: Australian actor.
(1990) Vincenzo Fiorillo: Italian footballer.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Beau Mirchoff: TV Actor.
(1989) Julian Perretta
(1989) Bryan Arguez: American footballer.
(1989) Triinu Kivilaan: Estonian singer (Vanilla Ninja).
(1989) James Berrett: English-Irish footballer.
(1989) Tim Matavž: Slovenian footballer.
(1989) Doug Martin: Football Player.
(1988) Jonathan Midol
(1988) Milos Bikovic
(1988) Daniel Scheinig: German footballer.

(1988) Nika Kljun: Choreographer.
(1988) Amber Borzotra: Model.
(1988) Josh Freeman: American football player.
(1988) Tatev Abrahamyan: American chess player.
(1988) Tony Diaz: Guitarist.
(1987) Lee Seung-gi: Pop Singer.
(1987) Parker Croft: American film actor and screenwriter.
(1987) Alexandre Pliușchin: Moldovan cyclist.
(1987) Florica Leonida: Romanian gymnast.
(1987) Stefano Del Sante: Italian footballer.
(1987) Alexandre Pliuschin: Moldovan cyclist.
(1987) Lee Seung Gi: South Korean singer.
(1987) Marc Staal: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1987) Daniel Oss: Italian cyclist.
(1987) Sven Wetzel: German rugby player.
(1986) Joannie Rochette: Canadian figure skater.
(1986) Josefine Preuß
(1986) Laura Ludwig: German beach volleyball player.
(1986) Lindsey Bell: YouTube Star.
(1986) Naomi Kyle: TV Show Host.
(1986) Josefine Preuss: TV Actress.
(1985) Qi Hui: Chinese swimmer.
(1985) Luke Robinson: American wrestler.
(1985) David Békaert: French jockey, the son of well-known jockey and horse-racing personality Philippe Békaert.
(1985) Ellen Wong: Actress.
(1984) Lourdes Arévalos: Paraguayan model Miss Paraguay 2006.
(1984) Nick Mangold
(1984) Nathaniel Motte: American singer-songwriter and producer (3OH!3).
(1984) Kamghe Gaba: German sprinter.
(1984) Matteo Cavagna: Italian footballer.
(1983) Ronny Turiaf: French basketball player.
(1983) Julian Morris (actor)
(1983) Mauricio Romero: Argentinian footballer.
(1983) Ender Arslan: Turkish basketball player.
(1983) William Hung: Chinese-American musician.
(1983) Sebastian Kneißl: German footballer.
(1983) Imran Khan: Movie Actor.
(1983) Julian Morris: English actor.
(1983) Alan Webb: Actor (King Lear, Challenge to Lassie), dies at 75.
(1982) Guillermo Coria: Argentinian tennis player.
(1982) Ruth Wilson: English actress.
(1982) Pawel Szajda
(1982) Constantinos Makrides: Cypriot footballer.
(1982) Mason Ryan: Wrestler.
(1982) Kamran Akmal: Pakistan cricketer.
(1981) Ginger Zee: TV Show Host.
(1981) Shad Gaspard: American professional wrestler, bodyguard, and actor.
(1981) Diana Perez
(1981) Darrell Rasner: American baseball player.
(1981) Yujiro Takahashi: Japanese wrestler.
(1981) Jason James: Welsh bassist.
(1981) Reggie Brown: American football player.
(1980) Mirko Soltau: German footballer.
(1980) Maria de Villota: Celebrity.
(1980) Krzysztof Czerwinski: Polish conductor and organist.
(1980) Michael Rupp: American ice hockey player.
(1980) Argo Meresaar: Estonian volleyball player.
(1980) Akira Kaji: Japanese footballer.
(1980) Nils-Eric Johansson: Swedish footballer.
(1980) María de Villota: Spanish race car driver (d. 2013).
(1980) Krzysztof Czerwiński: Polish organist and conductor.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Jill Wagner: TV Actress.
(1979) Katy Brand: English actress and screenwriter.
(1978) Ashmit Patel: Indian actor.
(1978) Nate Silver: American journalist and statistician developed PECOTA.
(1977) Orlando Bloom: British actor who came to public attention as Legolas in the 2001, 2002, 2003 trilogy of "Lord of the Rings.
(1977) James Posey: American basketball player and coach.
(1977) Elliot Mason: English trombonist and keyboard player.
(1977) William Ash: English actor.
(1976) Michael Peña
(1976) Mario Yepes: Colombian footballer.

(1976) Eugenia Silva
(1976) Ross McCall
(1976) Alice Winocour
(1976) Vaclav Batlik in Costa Mesa: California; canoe (alternate-Olympics-1996).
(1976) Steeve Deshayes: French race horse trainer and former jockey.
(1976) Bic Runga: New Zealand singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1976) Sarah Pryor: American homicide victim, murdered 10/19/1996 about 5:00 PM in Wayland, MA.
(1976) Hannah Fox: Stage Actress.
(1976) Tania Vicent: Canadian short track speed skater.
(1976) Michael Pena: American actor.
(1975) Angela Holbeck: Australian rower (Olympics-1996).
(1975) Rune Eriksen: Norwegian guitarist and composer.
(1975) Mailis Reps: Estonian academic and politician 31st Estonian Minister of Education and Research.
(1974) Link Baker
(1974) Jason Sasser
(1974) Sergei Brylin: Russian ice hockey player and coach.
(1974) Matt Lepsis: NFL tackle (Denver Broncos-Super Bowl XXXII).
(1974) Sergei Brylin in Moscow: Russia; NHL center (New Jersey Devils).
(1973) Juan Diego Florez: Musician.
(1973) Gloria Yip: Hong Kong actor.
(1973) Nikolai Khabibulin: Russian ice hockey player.
(1972) Nicole Eggert: TV Actress.
(1972) Feo Aladag
(1972) Catalin Mitulescu
(1972) Christopher Boykin: Reality Star.
(1972) Park Jin-Young: Korean singer.
(1972) Vitaly Scherbo: Belarusian gymnast.
(1972) James O'Brien: British radio presenter and journalist.
(1972) Mark Bosnich: Australian footballer and sportscaster.
(1972) Bryon Morris: Running back (Baltimore Ravens).
(1972) Richard Woodley: NFL cornerback (Detroit Lions).
(1972) Nicole Eggert in Glendale: California, USA; actress (Charles in Charge, Chrissie - TJ Hooker, Summer - Baywatch).
(1972) Atoosa Rubenstein: Iranian-born American magazine editor.
(1971) Abdennour Bidar
(1971) John Asher: American actor and director.
(1971) Phil Whyman: English paranormal researcher, television personality, writer and musician.
(1971) John Mallory Asher: American film actor/director.
(1971) Elmer Dessens in Hermosillo: Mexico; pitcher (Pittsburgh Pirates).
(1971) Thomas Massie: Politician.
(1970) Marco Pantani: Italian cyclist, 1998 Tour de France winner, found dead on February 14, 2004 in a hotel at 9:30 PM in Rimini, Italy.
(1970) Shonda Rhimes: American screenwriter/creator (Grey's Anatomy).
(1970) Odiah Sidibé: French sprint athlete of Guinean descent, who won a gold medal (4x100 m relay) at the 2002 European Championships in Athletics.
(1970) Frank Kooiman: soccer player (Sparta).
(1970) Jake Canuso: TV Actor.
(1970) Keith Coogan in Palm Springs: California, USA; actor (Adventures in Babysitting, Hiding Out).
(1970) Keith Coogan: American actor.
(1970) Anne-Marie Goddard: Utrechtum, Netherlands -- Playmate (Jan, 94).
(1970) Nachi Abe: WLAF tight end (Scotland Claymores).
(1970) Keith Mitchell in Palm Springs: California, USA; actor (Jeffrey - The Waltons, Gun Shy).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Stefania Belmondo: Italian member of the Women's Team at the Olympic Games in Nagano, Japan, February 1998, winner of the team's award of a Bronze Medal.
(1969) Thierry Gadou: French basketball player formerly with Élan Béarnais Pau-Orthez.
(1969) Stephen Hendry: Scottish pro snooker player and champion, having a remarkable year in 1995.
(1969) Kevin Foster: American pro baseball player, a right-handed pitcher who was selected by the Montreal Expos in the 29th round free-agent draft pick on 2 June 1987.
(1969) Genco Gulan
(1969) Aymeric Chauprade
(1969) Katarzyna Nowak in Lodz: Poland; tennis star (1994 Futures France).
(1969) Christopher Karpowitz: American political scientist and academic.
(1969) Dan Footman NFL defensive end (Cleveland Browns: Indianapolis Colts).
(1969) Robert Wilson: NFL running back (Miami Dolphins).

(1969) Andre Cason: US runner (world record 50 indoor).
(1969) Orlando Miller in Changionola: Panam�; infielder (Houston Astros).
(1969) John Flannery: Guard / corner (Dallas Cowboys).
(1968) Traci Bingham: American actress, model, and television personality who is best known for playing Jordan Tate on the television series Baywatch between 1996 and 1998.
(1968) Antonio Tartaglia: Italian skier in the International Olympic games in Nagano, Japan February 1998, winner of a Gold Medal.
(1968) Gianni Morbidelli: Italian pro race car driver in the Formula One series.
(1968) Pat Onstad
(1968) Chara : Japanese singer-songwriter and actress (Mean Machine).
(1968) Mike Whitlow: English footballer and coach.
(1968) Kelly Boucher in Calgary: Alberta, Canada; basketball forward (Olympics-1996).
(1967) Viktor Bout
(1967) Alec Kessler
(1967) Kelly Nascimento: Brazilian noted family, the daughter of soccer champ Pelé.
(1967) Annie Jones: Australian actress.
(1966) Patrick Dempsey: American actor, and race car driver, he is widely known for his role of neurosurgeon in the TV serie "Grey's Anatomy".
(1966) Tabitha Stevens: Fictional character (Bewitched).
(1966) Patrick Dempsey in Lewiston: Maine, USA; actor (Mike - Fast Times, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, Can't Buy Me Love, Face The Music).
(1966) Shelagh Fogarty: English journalist and radio host.
(1966) Leo Visser: Dutch speed skater and pilot.
(1966) Marcus Turner: NFL cornerback/safety (New York Jets).
(1966) Joseph Harper in Ventura: California, USA; canoe (alternate-Olympics-1996).
(1965) Bill Bailey: English comedian actor singer and guitarist.
(1964) Penelope Ann Miller
(1964) Ronan Rafferty: Northern Irish golfer.
(1964) Bill Bailey: British comedian.
(1964) Penelope Ann Miller in Los Angeles: California, USA; actress (Kindergarden Cop, Gwen - Popcorn Kids).
(1964) Penelope Ann Miller: Actress.
(1964) Penelope Miller: Movie Actress.
(1963) Felita Carr in Fort Lauderdale: Florida, USA; dance skater (and Komarov-1995 Pacific Champion).
(1963) Kevin McClatchy: American businessman.
(1963) Tim Patrick Kelly in Trenton: New Jersey, USA; guitarist (Slaughter - "Stick it Live").
(1962) Trace Adkins: American country music singer-songwriter.
(1962) Brett Maxie NFL safety (Carolina Panthers: Green Bay Packers).
(1962) Kevin Mitchell: American baseball player.
(1962) Paul Higgins: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1962) Kevin Mitchell US baseball outfielder (New York Mets: San Francisco Giants, Cincinnati Reds).
(1961) Julia Louis-Dreyfus: American actress, a comedianne who made her mark in a No.
(1961) Wayne Coyne: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Flaming Lips).
(1961) Graham McPherson
(1961) Suggs : English singer (Madness).
(1961) Kelly Hrudey: Canadian ice hockey player and sportscaster.
(1961) Julia Louis-Dreyfus in New York City: New York, USA; comedienne (Saturday Night Live, Seinfeld, Day by Day, Soul Man, Troll).
(1961) Kelly Hrudey in Edmonton: Alberta, Canada; NHL goalie (Los Angeles Kings).
(1960) Takis Lemonis: Greek footballer and coach.
(1960) Eric Betzig: American physicist and chemist Nobel Prize laureate.
(1960) Matthew Bourne: English choreographer and director.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Ernie Irvan: American race car driver.
(1959) James LoMenzo: American bass player (Megadeth White Lion Pride and Glory Slash's Snakepit and Black Label Society).
(1959) Kevin Anderson: Illinois, United States -- Actor (Hoffa, Sleeping with the Enemy).
(1959) James Lomenzo: American musician (Megadeth).
(1959) Winnie Byanyima: Politician.
(1958) Ton Chatinier: Dutch footballer and manager.
(1958) Francisco Buyo: Spanish footballer and manager.
(1958) Ricardo Acuna: in Chile; tennis star.
(1957) Mark O'Meara: American professional golfer: PGA Tour.
(1957) Daniel Senesael

(1957) Mary Glindon: English lawyer and politician.
(1957) Mark Francis O'Meara in Goldsboro: North Carolina, USA; PGA golfer (1984 Greater Milwaukee).
(1957) Daniel Scioli: Argentine politician, sportsman, and businessperson.
(1957) Don Snow: Rocker (Squeeze).
(1957) Christina Seufert: Sacraento, California -- Diver (1984 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1957) Rod Parsley: Celebrity.
(1957) Lorrie Moore: American writer.
(1957) Claudia Emerson: American poet and academic (d. 2014).
(1956) Janet Hubert: TV Actress.
(1956) Ghislaine Dupont: French journalist for RFI (Radio France Internationale) since 1986.
(1956) Malcolm Foster: rock bassist (Pretenders - "Mystery Achievement").
(1956) Janet Hubert-Whitten: Actress (Vivian Banks-Fresh Prince of Bel Air).
(1955) Paul Kelly (musician)
(1955) Jay McInerney: American author critic and socialite.
(1955) Trevor Rabin: rocker (Yes).
(1955) Trevor Rabin: rocker (Yes).
(1955) Titus M: Mafolo in South Africa; journalist/African National Congress leader.
(1955) Fred White rocker (Earth Wind and Fire - "Shining Star": "Easy Lover").
(1955) Eduardo Bonvallet: Chilean footballer and manager (d. 2015).
(1955) Paul Kelly: Australian singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Professor Ratbaggy and Stardust Five).
(1955) Anne Pringle: English diplomat British Ambassador to Russia.
(1954) Philippe Bergeroo: French football (soccer) goalkeeper, who earned a total number of three international caps for the French national team during the late 1970s and early 1980s.
(1954) Trevor Rabin: South African-American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Yes Rabbitt and Manfred Mann's Earth Band).
(1954) Céline Monsarrat
(1954) Denise Morrison: Businesswoman.
(1954) Nikos Sarganis: Greek footballer.
(1954) Richard Blackford: English composer.
(1954) Vicki McCarty: Los Angeles, California -- Playmate (Sep, 1979).
(1954) Bruno Coulais: French composer, most widely known for his music on film soundtracks such as "Les Choristes", "Coraline", "The secret of Kells", "Himalaya", "Les Rivières Pourpres", "Brice de Nice" .
(1953) Silvana Gallardo: American actress and producer (d. 2012).
(1952) Denise Burse
(1952) Jean-Paul Geai: French journalist, the editor of "Que Choisir" magazine.
(1952) Stephen Glover: English journalist co-founded The Independent.
(1952) Sharon Gabet in Fort Wayne: Indiana, USA; actress (Raven - Edge of Night, Brittany - Another World, Melinda - One Life to Live).
(1952) Geoffrey Canada: Activist.
(1952) Cornelius Bumpus: keyboardist (Doobie Brothers - "Minute by Minute").
(1951) Guy Corneau
(1951) Bernard Loiseau: French chef, who committed suicide by firearm on 24 February 2003 after newspaper reports hinted that his restaurant might lose its 3-star status.
(1951) Britta Rasmussen: Danish film director, nationally acknowledged for her work.
(1951) Frank Peretti: Author.
(1950) Veronica de Laurentiis
(1950) Charles Prince: American businessman, former CEO of Citigroup.
(1950) John McNaughton: American film director.
(1950) Georgie Borkowski: American astrologer married to Don Borkowski in 1976; one gifted son, Ian, born on 8/05/1978.
(1950) Veronica De Laurentiis: Italian noted family and the first daughter of Silvano Mangano and Dino De Laurentiis.
(1950) Gholam Mazloumi: Iranian footballer and manager (d. 2014).
(1950) Bob Forsch: American baseball player (d. 2011).
(1950) Clive Betts: English economist and politician.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Brandon Tartikoff: American screenwriter and producer (d. 1997).
(1949) Hermann Magerl
(1949) Rakesh Sharma: first Indian and 138th person to visit space.
(1949) Klaus Brandner: German politician.
(1948) Gaj Singh: Indian lawyer and politician.
(1947) Toni Glover: American astrologer from 1976; author of many articles on astrology and kabala.
(1947) Robert Martin: Politician.
(1947) John Lees: England, United Kingdom -- Rock guitarist / vocalist (Medicine Man).
(1947) Jacek Majchrowski: Polish historian lawyer and politician.
(1947) Carles Rexach: former Spanish-Catalan footballer and coach.

(1947) Sylvano Galago: American actress seen in the film "Earthquake.
(1947) Peter Sundelin: Sweden -- Yachtsmen (1968 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1946) Jean-Pierre Augert: French alpine skier who competed in the 1968 Winter Olympics with the French team led by Jean-Claude Killy.
(1946) Ordal Demokan: Turkish physicist and academic (d. 2004).
(1946) Eero Koivistoinen: Finnish saxophonist composer and conductor.
(1945) Thierry Lévy: French criminal lawyer who defended the murderers Claude Buffet, Roger Bontems, Christian Didier, and Roger Knobelspiess.
(1945) Bruce Ida: American public health worker; gay; died of AIDS the morning of 10/01/1995, Los Angeles, CA.
(1945) Peter Simpson: English footballer.
(1945) Steve Marriott: Musician.
(1945) [Eileen] Joy[ce] Chant [Rutter]: United Kingdom -- Sci-fi author (High Kings).
(1945) Joy Chant: British fantasy writer, best known for the three "House of Kendreth" novels: "Red Moon and Black Mountain" (1970), "The Grey Mane of Morning" (1977) and "When Voiha Wakes" (1983).
(1945) Gordon McVie: English oncologist and author.
(1943) Richard Moll: American actor.
(1943) Richard Moll in California: USA; actor (Night Court, House, Dungeonmaster, Survivor).
(1943) Stan Jones: Politician.
(1943) William Duckworth: American composer and author (d. 2012).
(1943) Stefania Careddu: Italian film and stage actress, the daughter of the writer Marianna Frigeni.
(1942) Carol Cleveland: English actress.
(1941) Pasqual Maragall: Spanish politician.
(1941) Walid Muallem: Diplomat.
(1941) Pasqual Mira: Catalan academic and politician 127th President of the Generalitat de Catalunya.
(1941) Meinhard Nehmer: German DR, 2 man bobsledder (1976 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1941) Bob Marks: American astrologer whose interest began the first week of August 1966 while he was in graduate school studying for a PhD.
(1940) Edmund White: American writer who transcended his original acclaim as a "gay writer" by becoming a master craftsman of unconventional novels, non-fiction and semi-autobiographical writing.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Edgardo Cozarinsky: Argentinian author screenwriter and director.
(1939) Jacek Gmoch: Polish footballer and coach.
(1939) Cesare Maniago: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1938) Cabu : French comic strip artist and caricaturist.
(1938) Richard Anthony: French jewish singer of the "yéyé" period, in the sixties, born to an "ambassadeur".
(1938) William B Davis: Canadian actor.
(1938) Billy Gray in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Bud - Father Knows Best).
(1938) Shivkumar Sharma: Indian santoor player and composer.
(1938) Anna Home: English screenwriter and producer.
(1938) Tord Grip: Swedish footballer and manager.

(1938) Dave Edwards: American captain and politician (d. 2013).
(1938) Daevid Allen: Australian singer-songwriter and guitarist (Soft Machine and Gong) (d. 2015).
(1938) Paavo Johannes Heininen: Composer.
(1937) Christian Darrouy: French rugby player, selected 40 times in international events from 1957 to 1967 to play as wing.
(1937) George Reisman: Economist.
(1937) Guy Dodson: New Zealand-English biochemist and academic (d. 2012).
(1936) Renato Bruson: Italian operatic baritone who, gifted from the age of 14, made his debut in 1962.
(1936) Philippe Massoni: French prefect.
(1936) Edward R Madigan American politician (Representative-Republican-Illinois: 1973-).
(1936) Ami Maayani: Composer.
(1935) Elsa Martinelli: Italian actress.
(1935) Nick Clooney
(1935) Mauro Forghieri: Italian automotive & mechanical engineer (Scuderia Ferrari).
(1934) Denise Guénard
(1934) Jacques Debronckart
(1934) Rip Taylor: American actor.
(1934) Rip Taylor: American actor.
(1934) Carolyn See: American author of several novels and mother of Lisa See, also a novelist.
(1934) Nick Clooney: Politician.
(1934) Denise Guenard: French pro field and track star, a champion runner in the Tokyo Olympics in 1964.
(1933) Paul Valadier
(1933) Frank Gallo: American artist, sculptor, pop artist who specializes in life-size figures of epoxy-type materials.
(1933) Tom Gola: American basketball player coach and politician (d. 2014).
(1933) Ron Goulart: Author.
(1933) Marie Louise : Bulgarian princess, the daughter of Tsar Boris III and Tsaritsa Ioanna and the older sister of Simeon II of Bulgaria.
(1933) Ron[ald Joseph] Goulart: United States -- Sci-fi author (Deadwalk, Plunder).
(1933) Tom B Gola: NBA Hall-of-Famer.
(1932) Gilles Ségal
(1932) Joseph Zen
(1932) Bearcat Wright: American wrestler (d. 1982).
(1932) Barry Bishop: American mountaineer photographer and scholar (d. 1994).
(1932) Dick Mountjoy: Politician.
(1931) Charles Reilly: TV Actor.
(1931) Charles Nelson Reilly in New York City: New York, USA; American actor (Match Game, Ghost and Mrs Muir) (dies 2007).
(1931) Rip Taylor: American actor and comedian, portly and walrus mustached, mostly seen in outrageous roles.
(1931) Chris Wiggins: British actor.
(1931) Ian Hendry: Actor (Assassin, Get Carter, Repulsion), dies at 53.
(1931) Charles Nelson Reilly: Actor.
(1930) Françoise Prévost
(1930) Hilaire Gaviano: Italy sport Champion.
(1930) Frances Sternhagen: American actress.
(1930) Frances Sternhagen in Washington DC: USA; actress (Outland, Starting Over).
(1930) Roman Ciesiewicz: Artist / graphic designer.
(1930) Liz Anderson: American singer.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Jean L'Hôte
(1929) Jean L'Hote: France Writer.
(1929) Francoise Prevost: French actress, journalist and author.
(1929) Joseph Anthony Pass: Guitarist.
(1929) Wim Bary: Dutch actor / theater director (Nice Boys).
(1929) Joe Pass: American guitarist and composer (d. 1994).
(1929) Robert Garcia: France sport Champion.
(1929) René Thomas: French banker, president of BNP (Banque nationale de Paris) from 1982 to 1993.
(1928) Gregory Walcott in Wilson: North Carolina, USA; actor (87th Precinct).
(1928) Ray Webb: Australian astrologer, became an astrologer just after World War II working at Tooths brewery where he volunteered to do the Sun Sign column for their magazine.

(1928) David Sheiner in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Paul - Mr Novak, Norman - Diana).
(1927) Sydney Brenner: South African biologist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1927) 2011 Queensland floods
(1927) Salvator Vangi: France sport Champion.
(1927) Pierre Giffard: French race horse trainer and jockey, a harnessed trot racer.
(1927) Liz Anderson: American singer-songwriter (d. 2011).
(1927) Brock Adams: American soldier lawyer and politician 5th United States Secretary of Transportation (d. 2004).
(1926) Michael Bond: English soldier and author created Paddington Bear.
(1926) Carolyn Gold Heilbrun: American feminist author (d. 2003).
(1926) Pamela M Cunnington: English architect / author (Change of Use).
(1926) Roger Lamy: France sport Champion.
(1926) Carolyn Heilbrun: American author and academic (d. 2003).
(1926) Shakti Samanta: Indian director and producer (d. 2009).
(1926) Carolyn Gold Heilbrun: Author.
(1926) Melba Liston: American trombonist and composer (d. 1999).
(1925) Gwen Verdon: American dancer, a Tony-award winning performer, who took lessons at age two to strengthen her crippled legs.
(1925) Rosemary Murphy: Munich, Germany -- Actress (Margaret-Lucas Tanner).
(1925) Ron Tauranac: Australian engineer and businessman.
(1925) Georgi Kaloyanchev: Bulgarian actor.
(1924) Roland Petit: French dancer and choreographer, the director of Ballets de Paris.
(1924) Günther Fleckenstein: German theatre director and playwright.
(1924) Philip Rawson: Artist / teacher.
(1924) Paul Feyerabend: Philosopher of science best known for his work as a professor of philosophy at the University of California, Berkeley, where he worked for three decades (1958–1989).
(1923) Jack Watling: London, England -- Actor (Nanny, Adventure for 2, Naked Heart).
(1923) Willem Slijkhuis: Dutch runner (d. 2003).
(1923) Daniil Shafran: Russian cellist (d. 1997).
(1923) Philip Warren Anderson: Scientist.
(1923) Danil Shafran: Cellist.
(1922) Albert Lamorisse: French film maker, a cinematographer, director and producer, one of the great moguls of his day with films that included "Crin Blanc," "Le Ballon Rouge" and "Le Voyage en Ballon.
(1922) Jeanne Bourin: French historian, medievalist, and novelist, known for his best-seller "La Chambre des Dames".
(1921) Dachine Rainer: American-English author and poet (d. 2000).
(1921) Necati Cumalı: Greek-Turkish author and poet (d. 2001).
(1920) Iris Mountbatten: English actress and model, a member of the Battenberg/Mountbatten family, and a great granddaughter of Queen Victoria.
(1920) Miles Dickson: American astrologer, studied at the Church of Light, Los Angeles.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Robert Stack: American actor nominated for seven Emmys, winning one in 1960 for his series "The Untouchables.
(1919) Army Archerd: Hollywood columnist / TV host (Movie Game).
(1918) Lester Sill: Pioneer music publisher / record producer.
(1918) Jacques Maziol: Aurillac Politician.
(1918) Stephen Dunne: American actor and radio host (d. 1977).
(1918) Steve Dunne: Northampton, Massachusetts -- Actor (Professional Father).
(1917) Marcel Touchard: France sport Champion.
(1917) Edna Plotkin: American visual artist, known for her.
(1917) Felix Guerro: Diaz composer.
(1916) Bella Lewitsky: choreographer.

(1916) Osa Massen: Copenhagen, Denmark -- Actress (Jack London, Rocketship XM).
(1916) Marie Weill-Halle: Le Bouscat physician.
(1916) Øivind Eckhoff: Norwegian pianist and music teacher.
(1915) Louis Amade: French senior police officer, author and songwriter.
(1915) Edward Frederick: Weston Goodman property developer.
(1915) Mike Dejan: American baseball player, a left-handed catcher who played with the Cincinnati Reds in July and August 1940.
(1915) Gustav Lorentzen: Norwegian thermodynamic scientist and professor at the Norwegian Institute of Technology, and Norwegian University of Science and Technology.
(1914) James MacKenzie
(1914) Osa Massen: Danish-American actress (d. 2006).
(1914) Lord Ted Willis: British television dramatist (d. 1992).
(1914) Jijé : Belgian author of comics strips, real name Joseph Gillain, pen name Jijé, best known for being a seminal artist on the Spirou et Fantasio strip (and for having introduced the Fantasio character) and the creator of one of the first major European western strips, Jerry Spring.
(1914) James Mackenzie: Scottish diplomat who entered the diplomatic service in 1938.
(1914) Ted Willis: Baron Willis English author playwright and screenwriter (d. 1992).
(1913) Gilbert Cesbron: French novelist.
(1913) André Dassart
(1913) Ralph Edwards (TV host)
(1913) Jeff Morrow New York City: New York; actor (Bart-Union Pacific, Temperatures Rising).
(1913) Andre Dassart: France Writer.
(1913) Jeff Morrow: Actor (Robe, Harbor Lights, Blood Legacy), dies at 80.
(1911) Costa Concordia disaster
(1911) Joh Bjelke-Petersen: Australian politician who was the longest-serving Premier of Queensland, holding office from 1968 to 1987.
(1911) Sir Johannes ''Joh'' Bjelke-Petersen: Premier of Queensland (d. 2005).
(1911) Johannes Bjelke-Petersen: premier (Queensland Australia).
(1910) Julien Verdier: France Actor.
(1910) Yannis Tsarouchis: Greek painter and illustrator (d. 1989).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Olin C Wilson
(1909) Danny Barker: jazz guitarist.
(1909) Quentin Jackson: American jazz musician.
(1909) Marinus Lubbe: Dutch labourer, radical activist and communist.
(1909) Olin Wilson: American astronomer best known for his work as a stellar spectroscopist.
(1909) Helm Glöckler: German race car driver (d. 1993).
(1909) Marinus van der Lubbe: Dutch communist accused of setting the Reichstag fire (Born 1909).
(1908) James Flexner: American historian and author.
(1907) Sabine Zlatin: nurse.
(1906) Maxime Jacob: French musician, composer and organist.

(1906) Zhou Youguang: Chinese linguist sinologist and academic.
(1905) Kay Francis: American actress (Born 1899).
(1905) Anna Wong: American actress, the first actress of Chinese descent to become a major box-office star in many silent films.
(1905) Jack London: English sprinter and pianist (d. 1966).
(1905) Léon Duwaerts: Belgian journalist, author, wrote "le statut du journaliste professionnel de la presse filmee," "droits et devoirs du journ.
(1905) Percy Humphrey: musician.
(1904) Richard Addinsell: English Composer (Alice in Wonderland), dies at 73.
(1904) Nathan Milstein: Ukrainian/US violist (Beethoven, Bach), dies at age 87 (born 1903).
(1903) Fausto Guerzoni: Italian actor, who died in Rome on 1 June 1967.
(1903) Luigi Campedelli: Italy Scientist.
(1903) Kay Francis [Katherine E Gibbs]: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma -- Actress (False Madonna).
(1902) Raymond Ruyer
(1902) Tommaso Dal Molin: Italy sport Champion.
(1901) Mieczys?aw Zywczynski: Polish historian and priest (d. 1978).
(1901) AB Guthrie: American novelist, screenwriter, historian, and literary historian.
(1901) A Guthrie: Jr.
(1901) A B Guthrie: American novelist, historian (d. 1991).
(1901) Mieczysław Żywczyński: Polish priest and historian (d. 1978).
(1900) Yasuji Kiyose: composer.

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