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Famous Birthdays of 14 August

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 14th of August

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2009 - 2000

(2005) Briana Roy: Movie Actress.
(2004) Marsai Martin: TV Actress.
(2002) Eliot Carrington: Soap Opera Actor.
(2001) Juju Beatz: Dancer.
(2000) Bryce Hall: Instagram Star.
(2000) Abigail Bergman: Dancer.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Garrett Ryan: TV Actor.
(1997) Austin Porter: Pop Singer.
(1996) Brianna Hildebrand: Movie Actress.
(1996) Enzo Carini: Instagram Star.
(1993) Gongchan (singer)
(1993) Mister V
(1993) V: Comedian / actor, dies at 48.
(1991) Natalia Gantimurova
(1991) Andrew Scites: YouTube Star.
(1991) Charlotte Nicdao: TV Actress.

(1990) Jaydee Bixby: Canadian singer.
(1990) Warren Spencer: American noted family, the fourth child of Judge Polly Jackson Spencer.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Ander Herrera: Soccer Player.
(1989) Kyle Turris: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1989) Melanie Murphy: YouTube Star.
(1989) Florian Abel: German footballer.
(1988) Miranda Rae Mayo: Actress.
(1988) Shahd Barmada: Syrian singer.
(1987) Sinem Kobal
(1987) Tim Tebow: American football quarterback.
(1987) Pensacola (Florida)
(1987) James Buckley: English actor.

(1987) Chrystina Sayers: American singer and dancer (Girlicious).
(1987) Sammy Adams: Rapper.
(1986) Terin Humphrey: American gymnast.
(1986) Casey LaBow
(1986) Braian Rodríguez: Uruguayan footballer.
(1986) Demetrious Johnson: Athlete.
(1986) Cameron Jerome: English footballer.
(1985) Ashlynn Brooke
(1985) Dalia Hernández
(1985) Christian Gentner: German footballer.
(1985) Shea Weber: Canadian hockey player.
(1984) Giorgio Chiellini: Soccer Player.
(1984) Robin Söderling: Swedish tennis player.
(1984) Clay Buchholz: American baseball player.
(1984) Nicola Slater: Scottish tennis player.
(1984) Nick Grimshaw: British radio DJ and television presenter.
(1984) Simon Andrews: English motorcycle racer (d. 2014).
(1984) Love: Reality Star.
(1984) Eva Birnerová: Czech tennis player.
(1984) Robin Soderling: Swedish tennis player.
(1984) Kunzang Choden: Bhutanese target shooter.
(1984) Josh Gorges: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1983) Mila Kunis: Ukrainian-American actress.
(1983) Spencer Pratt: American socialite.
(1983) Juan Oviedo: Dominican baseball player.
(1983) Sebastian Stan: Actor.
(1983) Leo Nunez: Dominican baseball player.
(1983) Sunidhi Chauhan: Pop Singer.
(1983) Elena Baltacha: Ukrainian-born tennis player who was UK No.
(1983) Lamorne Morris: TV Actor.
(1982) Shani Davis: Athlete.
(1982) Sarah Huckabee Sanders: Public Servant.
(1981) Kofi Kingston: Ghanaian professional wrestler.
(1981) Barrett Brown
(1981) Julius Jones: American football player.
(1981) Paul Gallen: Australian rugby player.
(1981) Adam Grant: Author.
(1981) Earl Barron: American basketball player.
(1981) Ray Johnson: YouTube Star.
(1981) Matthew Etherington: English footballer.
(1980) Nicola Giuliani
(1980) Aydın Toscalı: Turkish footballer.
(1980) Estrella Morente: Spanish flamenco singer.
(1980) Michele Giuliani: Italian member of a boys band very popular in Italy in 2001, Lunapop.
(1980) Roy Williams: American football player.
(1980) Lamorne Morris: Actor.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Tony Meilhon: French murderer, he killed Laëtitia Perrais in the night of 18 to 19 January 2011.
(1979) Séverine Beltrame
(1979) Sandra McCoy
(1979) Jérémie Bréchet: French footballer.
(1979) Yoichiro Morikawa: Japanese film director.
(1979) Paul Burgess: Australian pole vaulter.
(1979) Yōichirō Morikawa: Japanese actor director and screenwriter.
(1979) Jeremie Brechet: French footballer (soccer player) who currently plays for Ligue 2 club Gazélec Ajaccio.
(1978) Candace Carey
(1978) Kate Ritchie: Australian actress.

(1978) Maggie Ausburn
(1978) Pascal Delhommeau: French football defender, who won the 1997 UEFA European Under-18 Championship with team France.
(1978) Greg Rawlinson: South African-New Zealand rugby player.
(1978) Anastasios Kyriakos: Greek footballer.
(1977) Al Shearer
(1977) Juan Pierre: American baseball player.
(1977) Ed Harcourt: English singer-songwriter and producer.
(1976) Caren Lyn Tackett
(1976) Steve Braun: Canadian actor.
(1976) Fabrizio Donato: Italian triple jumper.
(1976) Alex Albrecht: American television host actor and producer.
(1976) Caren Tackett: American actress, voice actress, singer, and writer who works on Broadway and on the properties of 4Kids Entertainment.
(1976) Maya Nasri: Lebanese actress and singer.
(1975) Shawn Batten
(1975) Nikko London: Reality Star.
(1975) Mike Vrabel: Defensive end (Pittsburgh Steelers).
(1974) Tomer Sisley
(1974) Christopher Gorham: American actor.
(1974) Ana Matronic: American singer (Scissor Sisters).
(1974) Chucky Atkins: American basketball player and coach.
(1974) Martin Bulloch: Scottish musician (Mogwai).
(1973) Romane Bohringer: French actress, film director, screenwriter and costume designer.
(1973) Jay-Jay Okocha: Nigerian footballer.
(1973) Mike Mamula: American football player, a line backer and defensive end for the Philadelphia Eagles.
(1973) Jamie Sives
(1973) Jared Borgetti: Mexican footballer.
(1973) Daisuke Ishiwatari: Japanese game developer and composer.
(1973) Paddy McGuinness: Comedian.
(1973) Kieren Perkins: Australian swimmer.
(1973) Wayne Chrebet: NFL wide receiver (NY Jets).
(1973) Nancy Sweetnam: Lindsay, Ontario -- 400m swimmer (1992, 96 Olympics - 7th Place).
(1972) Jay Manuel: Canadian make-up artist.
(1972) Ed O'Bannon
(1972) David Stone
(1972) Ross Schulte: NFL / WLAF kicker / punter (Buffalo Bills, Frankfurt Galaxy).
(1972) Yu Jae-seok: South Korean entertainer.
(1972) William Collins: American contestant on a TV game show called Big Brother, a show set in "real time.
(1972) Laurent Lamothe: Haitian businessman and politician 15th Prime Minister of Haiti.
(1972) Tamer Said: Egyptian director producer and screenwriter.
(1972) Katja Maaria Lehtd: Ice hockey defenseman (Finland, Olympics - 1998).
(1972) Evan Pilgrim: NFL guard (Chicago Bears).
(1972) Brian Gragert: WLAF punter (Amsterdam Admirals).
(1972) Yoo Jae-suk: Comedian.
(1971) Raoul Bova: Italian swimmer, film and TV actor.
(1971) Andrea Peron: Italian cyclist, an Olympic Silver Medal champion with the Italian team at Barcelona, 1992.
(1971) Adam Timmerman: American football player, a guard for the Green Bay Packers.
(1971) François Durpaire
(1971) Mark Loretta: Santa Monica, California -- Infielder (Milwaukee Brewers).
(1971) James Folston: NFL defensive end (Oakland Raiders).
(1971) Pramodya Wickramasinghe: Sri Lankan cricketer.
(1971) Sean Hill: American football player, defensive back.
(1971) Christopher R Nelloms: Dayton, Ohio -- Sprinter.
(1971) Stan White: NFL / WLAF quarterback (New York Giants, London Monarchs).
(1970) Slava Dosedel: Czechoslovakia -- Tennis star.
(1970) Trise Jackson: WNBA guard (LA Sparks).
(1970) Arno Doornernik: Soccer player (Roda JC).
(1970) Alan Shearer: Athlete.
(1970) Kevin Cadogan: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Third Eye Blind).
(1970) Susan Veasey: Wilmington, Delaware -- LPGA golfer (University of South Florida).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Chris Perez: Guitarist.
(1969) Tracy Caldwell: American astronaut.
(1969) Stig Tøfting: Danish footballer and manager.
(1969) Preston Lacy: Reality Star.
(1969) Tracy Dyson: American chemist and astronaut.
(1969) Stig T?fting: Danish footballer.
(1969) DJ Uncle Al: American hip-hop DJ (d. 2001).
(1968) Catherine Bell: American actress.
(1968) Ben Bass: TV Actor.
(1968) Darren Clarke (golfer)

(1968) Medy van der Laan: Dutch politician.
(1968) Jason Leonard: English rugby player.
(1968) Darren Clarke: Northern Irish golfer.
(1968) Pravin Amre: Indian cricketer and coach.
(1968) Glenn Leroy McLeay: Invercargill, New Zealand -- Points race cyclist (1996 Olympics).
(1968) Halle Berry: Actress.
(1968) Jennifer Flavin: Model.
(1968) Billy Mavreas: Greek-Canadian cartoonist.
(1968) Rick Cordeiro: Movie Actor.
(1968) Adrian Lester: British actor.
(1968) Nick Best: Canadian astrologer who wrote for the "Astrology for the Soul website" (.
(1967) Erik Gandini: Italian-Swedish director producer and screenwriter.
(1967) Mary Callahan Erdoes: Businesswoman.
(1966) Halle Berry: American actress, able to play sexy and vulnerable or cute and sassy.
(1966) David Hallyday: French singer and noted family, the son of French rock star Johnny Hallyday.
(1966) Rex Chandler
(1966) Tuncay Özkan: Turkish journalist and politician.
(1966) Paolo Tofoli: Italian volleyball player, a member of the Italian Men's team that won a Silver Medal 8/04/1996 at the Atlantic Olympics and a Bronze Medal in 2000.
(1966) Karl Løken: Swedish-Norwegian footballer and sportscaster.
(1966) Karl Petter L?ken: Norwegian footballer.
(1965) Marcelino García Toral
(1965) Emmanuelle Seigner: Paris, France -- Actress (The Smile).
(1965) Brannon Braga: writer and executive producer of 24, Star Trek, and FlashForward.
(1965) Michael De Luca: Producer.
(1965) Terry Richardson: American photographer and director.
(1965) Lynette Falls in Ridgewood: New Jersey, USA; Miss New Jersey-America-1991.
(1964) Jason Dunstall: Australian footballer and sportscaster.
(1964) Jean-Paul Roy
(1964) Neal Anderson: American football player and coach.
(1964) Mark Pocan: Politician.
(1963) Emmanuelle Béart: French film actress, who has appeared in over 60 film and television productions since 1972.
(1963) Thierry Renard
(1963) Jackie Walorski: Politician.
(1963) David Baker: American actor.
(1963) Valerie Plame: Writer.
(1963) Sridev Sridevi: Actress.
(1962) Mark Gubicza: American pro baseball pitcher who signed with the Kansas City Royals in the second round free-agent draft pick 6/08/1981.
(1962) Bunny: Movie Actress.
(1962) John Slattery: Actor.
(1962) Mark Robert Isfeld: Combat engineer.
(1962) Rameez Raja: Pakistani cricketer and sportscaster.
(1962) Andres Herkel: Estonian academic and politician.
(1962) Jerry Foltz: Las Vegas, Nevada -- Nike golfer (1991 Pensacola Open-2nd).
(1962) Kevin Harris: Canadian skateboarder.
(1961) Susan Olsen: American actress.
(1961) Bryan Burrough: Author.
(1961) Tom Perrotta: Novelist.
(1961) Eddie Gilbert: American wrestler and manager (d. 1995).
(1961) Dawnn Lewis: Actress.
(1961) ''Hot Stuff'' Eddie Gilbert: American wrestler (d. 1995).
(1961) Susan Olson: Santa Monica, California -- Actress (Cindy-Brady Bunch).
(1961) Sarah Brightman: Actress / singer (Phantom of the Opera).
(1960) Sarah Brightman: British singer made famous by her role in Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Phantom of the Opera.
(1960) Cecilia Gasdia: Italian soprano opera singer with a great talent.
(1960) Fred Roberts: American basketball player and educator.
(1960) Broderick Thompson: NFL tackle / guard (Denver Broncos).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Magic Johnson: American noted athlete and professional basketball player for the L.A Lakers.
(1959) Marcia Gay Harden: American actress.
(1959) Frank Brickowski: American basketball player, a forward/center.
(1959) Gerri Willis
(1959) Steven Strogatz: Mathematician.
(1959) Earvin "Magic" Johnson: Michigan, United States -- NBA Forward (LA Lakers / Olympics - Gold - 92).
(1959) Vivienne Loomis: American teenage suicide; 14 when she hanged herself in the basement of her home the evening of 12/21/1973.
(1959) Marcia Harden: American actress who won an Academy Award in 2001 for Best Supporting Actress in "Pollock.
(1959) Danny Bonaduce: Actor.
(1958) Cecilia Roth

(1958) Pierre-Louis Basse
(1958) Bobby Eaton: American professional wrestler.
(1958) Scott Hamilton: Athlete.
(1958) Iqbal Quadir: Businessman.
(1958) "Beautiful" Bobby Eaton: Wrestler (SMW / ECW / NJPW / WCW, Midnight Express).
(1958) Philip Dunne: English farmer and politician Minister for Defence Equipment Support and Technology.
(1957) Courtney Conrad: American astrologer and data collector of sports data.
(1957) Gino Hernandez: American professional wrestler (d. 1986).
(1957) Jackee [Harry]: Winston-Salem, North Carolina -- Actress (Sandra-227).
(1957) Jackee (Harry) Winston-Salem in North Carolina: USA; actress (Sandra - 227).
(1957) Peter Costello: Australian lawyer and politician 35th Treasurer of Australia.
(1956) Rusty Wallace: American race car driver and sportscaster.
(1956) Jackee Harry: American actress.
(1956) Jackée Harry: American actress and director.
(1956) Andy King: English footballer and manager (d. 2015).
(1956) William Bourdon: French lawyer at the Paris Bar, who practises criminal law including criminal business, communications law and human rights.
(1956) Johnny Lever: Indian actor.
(1956) Sharon Bryant: vocalist (Atlantic Starr - "Touch a Four Leaf Clover").
(1956) Jonathan Powell: Diplomat.
(1955) Antonello Grimaldi
(1955) Philippe Békaert: French personality from the world of horse racing, a jockey, driver and trainer.
(1955) Paul Greengrass: Director.
(1954) Mark Fidrych: American athlete; he played for the Detroit Tigers baseball team from 1976 until 1980.
(1954) Alda Balestra: Italian model, appointed Miss Italy 1970.
(1954) Lincoln Diaz-Balart: Politician.
(1954) Stanley McChrystal: American general.
(1953) James Horner: American composer, conductor and orchestrator of film scores.
(1953) Tom Dicillo
(1953) Frank McCourt (executive)
(1953) Ulla Meinecke: German singer and lyricist.
(1953) Cliff Johnson: American computer game author.
(1953) Frank McCourt: American businessman, real estate tycoon and owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers baseball team from early 2004.
(1952) Catherine Picard
(1952) Debbie Meyer: Annapolis, Maryland -- 200m / 400m / 800m swimmer (1968 Olympics - 3 Gold Medals).
(1952) Carl Lumbly: American actor.
(1952) Mark C Lee: Viroqua, Wisconsin -- Major USAF / Astronaut (STS 30, 47, 64, 82, sk: 98).
(1951) Jean-Christophe Cambadélis: French politician who has been First Secretary of the French Socialist Party since April 2014.
(1951) Carl Lumbly
(1951) Slim Dunlap: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Replacements).
(1951) Peter Blegvad: American singer-songwriter guitarist and illustrator (Slapp Happy and The Lodge).
(1951) Norbert Hofmann: German footballer and manager.
(1951) Dan Fogelberg: Musician.
(1950) Gary Larson: American cartoonist, noted for outrageous whimsy in "The Far Side," which appeared in more than 1,900 daily papers worldwide and is translated into 17 languages.
(1950) François Dupeyron
(1950) Freeman A. Hrabowski III: Educator.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Morten Olsen: Danish footballer.
(1949) Bob Backlund: American wrestler.
(1949) Philippe Petit: Celebrity.
(1949) Patrice Molle: French politician and businessman, manager of the company Cap-pm which was founded in 2014.
(1949) John Tarrant: Tasmania, Australia -- 1st Australian born Zen teacher.
(1949) Anne Beversdorf: American pro astrologer, writer and public speaker.
(1949) Bobby Clarke: Athlete.
(1949) Pete Visclosky: Politician.
(1948) Terry Adams: American pianist and composer (NRBQ).
(1948) John Allison: American executive, financial accountant and CEO of BB & T Financial services, overseeing successful acquisitions of S & L's.

(1947) Danielle Steel: American novelist, currently the best selling author alive and the fourth bestselling author of all time, with over 800 million copies sold.
(1947) Jacques Myard
(1947) Jiro Taniguchi: Japanese author and illustrator.
(1947) Maddy Prior: British folk singer.
(1947) Michel Seurat: French hostage.
(1947) Joop van Daele: Dutch footballer and manager.
(1947) George Newsome: Rocker.
(1947) Peter Christian: British actor.
(1947) Bruce Nash: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1946) Susan Saint James: American actress, the winner of seven TV Emmy's in seven years.
(1946) Antonio Fargas: American actor.
(1946) Dominique Vlasto
(1946) Susan Saint James in Los Angeles: California, USA; actress (MacMillan and Wife, Kate and Allie, Name of the Game).
(1946) Larry Graham Jr: Rocker (Graham Central Station-One in a Million You).
(1946) Marga van Praag: Dutch radio hostess.
(1946) Susan James: American actress.
(1946) Antonio Fargas in the Bronx: New York, USA; actor (Huggy Bear - Starsky and Hutch).
(1946) Alexander Curly [Harm Breemer]: Dutch artist.
(1946) Janet Yellen: Public Servant.
(1946) Tom Walkinshaw: former racing driver and Formula One team owner (Born 1946).
(1945) Steve Martin: American comedian and actor whose non-political and vaudevillian self-parody entitled "Wild and Crazy Guy" put him on Carson's show over 40 times and on Saturday Night Live over a dozen times.
(1945) Wim Wenders: German film director of his native Germany and the U.S.
(1945) Brenda Benet: Hollywood, California -- Actress (Lee-Days of Our Lives, Beach Ball).
(1945) Sharon Kay Penman: Novelist.
(1945) Steve Martin in Waco: Texas, USA; comedian-actor (The Jerk, The Man With Two Brains).
(1945) Cheryl Waltz: Author / film producer.
(1944) Robyn Smith Astaire: Jockey / Wife of Fred Astaire.
(1944) Robyn Smith
(1944) Robyn Astaire: American jockey, the first female to ride professionally with her first race on 12/05/1969.
(1944) John Dunt: English admiral.
(1944) Andrew Newman: American merchandise marketer and CEO in charge of Edison Brothers Stores, a diverse company with interests in entertainment, shoes and apparel.
(1943) Herman Van Springel: Belgium sport Champion.
(1943) Ben Sidran
(1943) Heidi Treier: German group therapist and professional astrologer, an active member of Deutscher Astrologenverband/DAV since 1974.
(1943) Keith Hampson: MP.
(1943) Jon Andrew McBride: Charleston, West Virginia -- Captain US Navy / Astronaut (STS 41G).
(1943) Jon A McBride in Charleston: West Virginia, USA; Captain US Navy/astronaut (STS 41G).
(1943) Ronald Campbell: MP.
(1943) Alfred Corn: American poet and essayist.
(1943) Ronnie Campbell: English miner and politician.
(1942) Bertrand Collomb: French entrepreneur.
(1942) Son Seals
(1942) Jackie Oliver: British Formula One driver.
(1942) Sandy Gilmour in Montclair: New Jersey, USA; newscaster (Prime Time Sunday).
(1942) Willie Dunn: Canadian singer-songwriter and producer (d. 2013).
(1941) David Crosby: American musician who joined Roger McGuinn to form the nucleus of the "Jet Set," later called "The Beefeaters" and finally, "The Byrds," 1964.
(1941) Lynne Cheney: American wife of Dick Cheney 32nd Second Lady of the United States.
(1941) Connie Smith in Elkhart: Indiana, USA; singer ("Dream Painter", "New Horizons").
(1940) Tom Eyen: American playwright, lyricist, television writer and theatre director.
(1940) Alexei Panshin: American writer, a novelist and sci-fi favorite, winning both the Nebula and Hugo awards.
(1940) Galen Hall: WLAF Head Coach (Orlando Thunder, Rhein Fire).
(1940) Dash Crofts in Cisco: Texas, USA; singer (Seals and Crofts - "Summer Breeze").
(1940) Maria Buccella: Italian glamour model, Miss Italy contestant (1959) and film actress.
(1940) Arthur Laffer: Economist.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Sixto Brillantes: Filipino lawyer and judge.
(1939) Yvon Gourbal: France sport Champion.
(1938) Dash Crofts: American musician who emerged in 1972 as a soft-rock duo with Jim Seals, known as "Seals & Crofts".
(1938) Ottavio Riccadonna: Italian vintner, owner of a noted Italian winery.
(1938) Lee R. Raymond: Businessman.
(1938) Stuart McKinnon: High court judge.
(1938) Niara Sudarkasa [Gloria M Clark]: Educator / President (Lincoln College).
(1938) Betsy Cullen: LPGA golfer.
(1937) Brian Fenelly: Composer.
(1936) Trevor Bannister: English actor (d. 2011).

(1935) John Brodie (NFL Quarterback)
(1935) John Brodie: American football quarterback, and TV sportscaster.
(1935) Lee Frost: American film director, producer, cinematographer, editor and occasional actor.
(1935) Paul Laffoley: American artist and architect.
(1934) André Boniface
(1934) Lucien Clergue
(1934) Vernon Dobtcheff
(1934) Trevor Bannister
(1934) Henry Lumley: French archeologist, geologist and prehistorian.
(1934) Robin McLaren: British ambassador (China).
(1934) Andre Boniface: French rugby player, the world’s best forward in modern rugby.
(1933) George King: American noted family, the son of Admiral King, a distinguished Naval Commander for whom King Hall at the Naval Postgraduate School, is named.
(1933) Just Fontaine: Soccer Player.
(1933) Joycelyn Elders: Public Servant.
(1933) Richard R Ernst: Swiss chemist and Nobel Prize Laureate.
(1933) Richard Ernst: Swiss chemist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1932) Lee Hoffman: American author (Born 1932).
(1932) Dom Philip Jebb: Headmaster (Downside School Great Britain).
(1932) James V Hansen: (Rep-R-Utah, 1981- ).
(1931) Joe Feeney: American singer, a tenor on the Lawrence Welk show.
(1931) Frederic Raphael: American-British writer, a novelist and scenarist, he was also a screenwriter of "Nothing but the Best," 1964 and "Darling," which won the Oscar in 1965.
(1931) Joe Duhem: American athlete, a high school star, he was awarded a bonus with his signature of a major league baseball contract on 6/17/1950.
(1931) Bernard Manning: Comedian.
(1931) Marylyn Roberts: Librarian / founding member (WIC).
(1930) Liz Fraser
(1930) Earl Weaver: American baseball player and manager (d. 2013).
(1930) Don Ho: Musician.
(1930) Lord Chorley: Mountaineering enthusiast.
(1930) Max Duval: French astrologer, author of the book "Les Moyens de pronostics en astrologie" (1986).
(1930) Tomas Borge: Activist.
(1930) Jean-Marie Curutchet: French political activist, a captain of the Organisation de l'armée secrète (OAS) ["Organisation of the Secret Army"], a short-lived French dissident far-right paramilitary organisation during the Algerian War (1954–62).
(1930) Earl Weaver in Saint Louis: Missouri, USA; manager (Baltimore Orioles 1968-82, 1985-86).
(1930) Gerald B H Solomon: (Rep-R-New York, 1979- ).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Hewlett Thompson: Bishop of Exeter.
(1929) Gene Scott: American pastor and broadcaster (d. 2005).
(1929) Kinnaird McKee: American admiral (d. 2013).
(1929) Dick Tiger: Nigerian-born boxer (Born 1929).
(1929) Louise M Slaughter: (Rep-D-New York).
(1929) Oliver Neville: Principal (Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts).
(1928) Jacques Rouffio
(1928) Laurentius L M [Laurens] van Deenen: (pathed)physiologist.
(1928) Lina Wertmüller: Italian film director and screenwriter.
(1928) Lina Wertmuller: Director.

(1928) Lina Wertmueller [Arcanguela von Elgg]: Rome, Italy -- Actress (7 Beauties).
(1928) Jean-René Gougeon: French harnessed trot racer who is the brother of Michel-Marcel and son of Marcel Gougeon.
(1927) Roger Carel: French actor and voice talent, best known for his recurring film roles as Asterix, the French voice of "Star Wars"' C3PO and the French voice of Winnie the Pooh.
(1927) Agostino Coletto: Italy sport Champion.
(1927) Frank Cvitanovich: Film maker.
(1927) Lord Whaddon: CEO (Daltrade & Skorimpex-Rind).
(1927) Frank Luerssen: American metallurgical engineer and CEO of Inland Steel Industries, a steel manufacturer.
(1926) René Goscinny: French artist, illustrator, cartoonist, and comic strip maker.
(1926) Lina Wertmüller
(1926) Alice Ghostley
(1926) Agostino Cacciavillan: Italian Roman Catholic priest, ordained a Cardinal on 1/21/2001 by Pope John Paul II.
(1926) Buddy Greco: American singer and pianist.
(1926) Alice Adams: US author.
(1926) Fidel Castro: Statesman.
(1926) Alice Ghostly in Montana: USA; actress (Bewitched, With Six You Get Egg Roll).
(1926) Buddy Greco in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; singer ("Away We Go", Broadway Open House).
(1926) Lina Wertmuller: Italian film director.
(1926) Rene Goscinny: French comic-strip author (d. 1977).
(1925) Russell Baker: American journalist and columnist who won the Pulitzer Prize for Commentary in 1979.
(1925) Richard Llewellyn: British astrologer, a graduate of the Huber school.
(1924) Georges Prêtre: French musician, orchestral and opera conductor.
(1924) Lee Adams: American lyricist; formerly a magazine writer and editor.
(1924) Holger Juul Hansen: Danish actor.
(1924) Sverre Fehn: Norwegian architect designed the Hedmark Museum (d. 2009).
(1924) Georges Pretre: Waziers Musician.
(1924) Holger Hansen: Danish actor (d. 2013).
(1924) Rangjung Dorje: 16th Karmapa Tibetan spiritual leader (d. 1981).
(1924) Rangjung Rigpe Dorje: 16th Karmapa Lama, Tibetan religious figure (d. 1981).
(1923) William Flanagan: Composer.
(1923) Diodoros: Patriarch Diodoros of Jerusalem (d. 2000).
(1923) Alice Ghostley: American actress and singer (d. 2007).
(1922) Frédéric Rossif
(1922) Claude Mettra: French writer, an author of works in the fields of history, art and philosophy and programme producer at France Culture.
(1922) Leslie Marr: English race car driver.
(1921) Marcel Leclerc: Ajaccio EXecutives.
(1921) Giorgio Strehler: Theatre director.
(1921) Donald Gordon: Scottish diplomat.
(1920) Paul Bindrim: American psychologist who broadened the convention of psychotherapy by conducting nude therapy groups in 1967.
(1920) Francisco Boix: Spanish photographer who presented photographs that played a role in the conviction of Nazi war criminals.
(1920) Nehemiah Persoff: Jerusalem -- Actor (Al Capone, Yentl).
(1920) Jean Cholet: Nuits St Georges EXecutives.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Isaac C Kidd Jr
(1919) Jo Frachon: French singer and musician.
(1919) George Shearing: Musician.
(1919) Isaac Kidd: American military man who achieved the rank of Admiral in the US Navy; he is the son of a noted military officer killed at the attack on Pearl Harbor.
(1918) André Arnaud
(1918) Eduardo Fajardo
(1918) Frederick Sanger: Scientist.
(1918) Andre Arnaud: French journalist, a reporter and anchorman of Europe TV No.
(1917) Georges Haldas
(1917) Jacques Rouet: Gisors EXecutives.

(1916) Andrew Watt Kay
(1916) Andrew Kay: Scottish physician, surgeon and regius professor of Surgery at the University of Glasgow from October 1964.
(1916) Wellington Mara: Co-Owner of the New York Giants (d. 2005).
(1916) Fumio Fujimura: Japanese baseball player and manager (d. 1992).
(1915) BA Santamaria: Australian political activist and journalist (d. 1998).
(1915) B Santamaria: Australian political activist and publisher (d. 1998).
(1915) Remy Van Lierde: Belgium sport Champion.
(1915) Lord Mishcon: Economist.
(1914) Henri Pineau: Fontenay sous Bois EXecutives.
(1914) Henri Pequignot: Toulon physician.
(1914) Andrea Leeds: Actress (Stage Door, Earthbound), dies of cancer at 70.
(1914) Sydney Wooderson: Miler (world record 1937).
(1913) Ferruccio Tagliavini: Italian opera singer who made his tenor debut in Florence in 1938, after leaving his work as an electrical engineer to enter the world of opera.
(1913) Düsseldorf (Germany)
(1913) André Méric
(1913) Hector Crawford: Australian director and producer (d. 1991).
(1913) Franck Pourcel: French popular orchestra leader (Born 1913).
(1913) Fred Davis: English world champ snooker player (1948-49, 51).
(1913) Fred Davis: English world champ snooker player (1948-49, 51).
(1913) Paul Dean: American baseball player (d. 1981).
(1912) Eva Strittmatter: Writer.
(1912) John Astor: American great-great grandson of John J. Astor, the fur merchant; fifth in line for the fabulous family fortune and a playboy in his own day.
(1912) Frank Oppenheimer: American physicist and academic (d. 1985).
(1911) Ethel Lois Payne: Journalist (Chicago Defender) / 1st Lady of Black Press.
(1911) Pieter Platteel: Last Governor Netherlands New-Guinea.
(1911) William Bernbach: Businessman.
(1911) Jan Koetsier: Dutch composer and conductor (d.2006).
(1911) Vethathiri Maharishi: Indian spiritual leader philosopher and author (d. 2006).
(1911) Maxime Richou: Najac physician.
(1910) Willy Ronis: French photographer (Born 1910).
(1910) Pierre Schaeffer: French pioneer of electronic music, inventor of the.
(1910) Yvette Lebon

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Stuff Smith: American violinist (d. 1967).
(1908) Lady Jean Swaythling: Chief controller (ATS).
(1908) Dernard Chochoy: Nielles les Bléquin Politician.
(1908) Manos Katrakis: Greek actor (d. 1984).
(1907) Stanley Adams: Songwriter.
(1907) Kåre Fasting: Norwegian journalist, newspaper editor, novelist, biographer, and non-fiction writer.
(1905) Raymond Thomas: Grasse physician.
(1905) Nicolas Cotoner y Cotoner: Spanish courtier.
(1903) John North: American impresario of one of America’s great traditions, the traveling circus.
(1903) John Ringling North: Circus director (Ringling Bros).

(1903) Loki Bruckman: Dutch magic realist painter who lived and worked in the Netherlands, the United States, and Mexico.
(1903) Eduardo Mallea: Argentinean author, novelist, short-story writer, essayist.
(1903) Ronald Stewart: CEO (London Brick Co).
(1903) Lodewijk Bruckman: Dutch painter and illustrator (d. 1995).
(1902) Blanche Montel
(1902) Hermann Speelmanns: Germany Actor.
(1901) Alice Rivaz: Swiss pianist and author (d. 1998).
(1901) James Pitman: Bath, England -- Educator / publisher / phonetic speller.
(1900) Louis Brauquier: France Writer.
(1900) Arne Korsmo: Norwegian architect and propagator of the international architectural style.
(1900) Shalva Mikhailovich Taktakishvili: Composer.

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