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Famous Birthdays of 14 January

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

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2009 - 2000

(2004) Avaree Jade: Dancer.
(2003) Jenna Valenzuela: Dancer.
(2001) Ryleigh Ledford: YouTube Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Noah Miller: YouTube Star.
(1998) Jolie Vanier
(1998) Ai Moritaka: Japanese model and actress.
(1998) Nick Reimann: Movie Actor.
(1995) Georgios Diamantakos: Greek basketball player.
(1994) Kai (singer)
(1994) Samir Patel: American spelling bee winner.
(1994) Kai : Pop Singer.
(1994) Abi Phillips: English singer-songwriter and actress.
(1993) Matthew Timmons: TV Actor.

(1993) Daniel Bessa: Brazilian footballer.
(1992) Eleonora Cortini
(1992) Chieh-Yu Hsu: American tennis player.
(1992) Austin Williams: Pop Singer.
(1992) Robbie Brady: Irish footballer.
(1992) Nimue Smit: Dutch fashion model.
(1991) Jeanine Mason
(1991) Diva Montelaba: Filipino actress and singer.
(1990) JUL (rapper)
(1990) Grant Gustin: TV Actor.
(1990) Iryna Zhuravska
(1990) Lelisa Desisa: Ethiopian runner.
(1990) Kacy Catanzaro: Gymnast.
(1990) Leland Twins: American noted family, twin boys.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Frankie Sandford: English singer (The Saturdays).
(1989) Élodie Clouvel
(1989) Emma Greenwell
(1989) Liu Xiaodong: Chinese footballer.
(1989) Mattia Marchi: Italian footballer.
(1989) Adam Clayton: English footballer.
(1989) Frankie Bridge: English singer-songwriter and dancer (S Club 8 and The Saturdays).
(1989) Sextuplets: Paris, France -- (to a 29-year-old woman).
(1989) Elodie Clouvel: Athlete.
(1988) Jordy Lemoine: French singer known as "the Baby Singer" in 1994.

(1988) Kacey Barnfield
(1988) Yoann Maestri
(1988) Jack Shepherd: Soap Opera Actor.
(1988) Tom Rosenthal: Comedian.
(1988) Mikalah Gordon: American singer and actress.
(1988) Farshad Bashir: Afghan-Dutch politician.
(1988) Jack P Shepherd: English actor.
(1988) Jamie Altman: American noted family, the son of actress Lynda Carter and her husband, Washington lawyer Robert Altman.
(1988) Hakeem Nicks: American football player.
(1988) Jordy: French singer.
(1987) Atsushi Hashimoto: Japanese actor.
(1987) Michael Heitz: American accident victim, he and his friend Patrick Murphy, died at about 8:30 PM on January 9, 2004 in a fiery car crash on Route 128 in Manchester, MA when a drunk driver, speeding on the wrong side of the highway, collided into the car in which Heitz was the front seat passenger and Murphy was driving.
(1987) Michael Turchin: Family Member.
(1986) Yohan Cabaye: French football player, midfielder in the Ligue 1 club Paris-St-Germain and for the French team (defeated in quarter final by Germany at the 2014 world Cup).
(1986) Romed Baumann
(1986) Charlie Siem: Musician.
(1986) Alessio Cossu: Italian footballer.
(1986) Cristina Aicardi: Peruvian badminton player.
(1986) Gary Brolsma: American internet celebrity.
(1985) Joel Rosario: Dominican-American jockey.
(1985) Shawn Sawyer: Canadian figure skater.
(1985) Aaron Brooks: Basketball Player.
(1985) Daniel Seguin: American homicide victim.
(1985) Max Thompson: Photographer.
(1985) Jon Beason: Athlete.
(1984) Mike Pelfrey: American baseball player.
(1984) Brandon Meriweather: American football player.
(1984) Fred Matua: American football player (d. 2012).
(1984) Erika Matsuo: Japanese violinist.
(1984) Erick Aybar: Professional baseball player.
(1984) Chris Slater: Soccer Player.
(1984) Mia Martina: Pop Singer.
(1983) Jason Krejza: Australian cricketer.
(1983) Takako Uehara: Japanese singer actress and radio host (Speed).
(1983) Vincent Jackson: Football Player.
(1983) James Vincent McMorrow: Musician.
(1983) Maxime Monfort: Belgian cyclist.
(1983) Cesare Bovo: Italian footballer.
(1982) Caleb Followill: American singer (Kings of Leon).
(1982) Víctor Valdés: Spanish footballer.
(1982) Zach Gilford: TV Actor.
(1982) Thomas Longosiwa: Kenyan runner.
(1982) Léo Lima: Brazilian footballer.
(1982) Chris Heighington: Australian-English rugby league player.
(1982) Marc Broussard: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1982) Braith Anasta: Australian rugby league player and sportscaster.
(1982) Leo Lima: Brazilian footballer.
(1982) Aaron Koblin: Artist.
(1982) Victor Valdes: Spanish football goalkeeper.
(1981) Pitbull (rapper)
(1981) Myriam Baverel
(1981) Rosa Lopez: Spanish singer.
(1981) Chiharu Niiyama: Japanese actress and model.
(1981) Concepción Montaner: Spanish long jumper.
(1981) Rosa López: Spanish singer.
(1981) Hyleas Fountain: American heptathlete.
(1981) Abdelmalek Cherrad: Algerian football player.
(1981) Melina Matsoukas: Director.
(1981) Trieste Kelly Dunn: Actress.
(1981) Christopher Griffiths: American hiker, a risk taker who generally excelled at sports.
(1980) Lenny Hayes
(1980) Adrianna Kroplewska
(1980) Taeke Taekema: Dutch field hockey player.
(1980) Yūko Kaida: Japanese actress.
(1980) Stewart Baby: American infant born with mental retardation due to inexperienced medical help.
(1980) Ossama Haidar: Lebanese footballer.
(1980) Hiroshi Tamaki: Japanese actor and model.
(1980) Byron Leftwich: American football player.
(1980) Cory Gibbs: American soccer player.
(1980) Clive Clarke: Irish footballer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Karen Elson: English singer-songwriter guitarist and model.
(1979) Soprano (rapper)
(1979) Daniela Freitas: Brazilian exotic dancer, a blonde beauty with a large derrière.
(1979) Angela Lindvall: Model.
(1979) James Scott: Soap Opera Actor.
(1979) John Reuben: American hip hop artist.
(1979) Soprano : French rapper of comorian descent.
(1979) Evans Soligo: Italian footballer.
(1978) Kuno Becker: Actor.
(1978) Blake Ritson

(1978) Costi Ionita: World Music Singer.
(1978) Just Blaze: American hip hop producer.
(1978) Shawn Crawford: American sprinter.
(1977) Yandel (singer)
(1977) Narain Karthikeyan: Indian race car driver.
(1977) Ruco Chan
(1977) Terry Ryan: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1977) Yande Yandel: Musician.
(1977) Yandel : World Music Singer.
(1976) Olive Loughnane: Irish race walker.
(1976) Vincenzo Chianese: Italian footballer.
(1975) Jordan Ladd: American actress and noted family, the daughter of David and Cheryl Ladd, the granddaughter of Alan Ladd.
(1975) Jeremy Jones: Snowboarder.
(1975) Marcel Koning: Soccer player (FC The Hague / NEC).
(1975) Georgina Cates: English actress.
(1974) Fabiana Lupérini
(1974) Kevin Durand: Canadian actor.
(1974) Kevin Jefferson: NFL linebacker (Cincinnati Bengals).
(1974) David Flitcroft: English footballer and manager.
(1974) Michael Dritlein: WLAF wide receiver (Rhein Fire).
(1974) Nancy Napolski in Hinsdale: Idaho, USA; air rifle (Olympics-1996).
(1974) Fabiana Luperini: Italian female star of cycling, winning the Tour de France for women in August 1995.
(1974) Hugues Legault in MontrTal: QuTbec, Canada; 50m swimmer (Olympics-1996).
(1973) Giancarlo Fisichella: Italian race-car driver who drove the Minnardi in Formula One, 1996.
(1973) Rod Myers in Conroe: Texas, USA; outfielder (Kansas City Royals).
(1973) Ed Howard: NFL wide receiver (Atlanta Falcons).
(1973) Lethon Flowers: NFL defensive back (Pittsburgh Steelers).
(1973) Rod Myers: Conroe, Texas -- Outfielder (KC Royals).
(1973) Eva Bes: Spanish tennis player.
(1973) Paul Tisdale: English footballer and manager.
(1972) Raimondas Rumsas: Lithuanian cyclist.
(1972) James Key: English engineer.
(1972) Michael Davis: NFL cornerback (Cleveland Browns).
(1972) Kyle Brady: American football player and sportscaster.
(1972) Dion Forster: South African minister theologian and author.
(1971) Jennifer Dundas: American actress and noted family.
(1971) Lati Grobman
(1971) Antonios Nikopolidis: Greek footballer and manager.
(1971) Lasse Kjus: Norwegian skier.
(1971) Bert Konterman: Dutch footballer and manager.
(1970) Fabien Remblier
(1970) Adam Dell: Businessman.
(1970) Fazıl Say: Turkish pianist and composer.
(1970) Samudra: Indonesian terrorist (d. 2008).
(1970) Steve Cooke in Kanai: Hawaii; pitcher (Pittsburgh Pirates).
(1970) Tyrone Hughes NFL cornerback (New Orleans Saints: Chicago Bears).
(1970) Faz?l Say: Turkish pianist and composer.
(1970) Eric Charron in Verdun: Quebec, Canada; NHL defenseman (Washington Capitals).
(1970) Gene Snitsky: American professional wrestler.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Dave Grohl: American musician, a drummer with the group Nirvana, replacing Chad Channing.
(1969) Jason Bateman: American actor in four TV series, including "Silver Spoons" and "It's Your Move," 1984.
(1969) Jason Kent Bateman in Rye: New York; actor (David-Valerie, Hogan Family).
(1969) David Grohl: American drummer and composer (Nirvana, Foo Fighters, Them Crooked Vultures).
(1969) Rico Smith: NFL wide receiver (Cleveland Browns).
(1969) Martin Bicknell: English cricketer.
(1968) LL Cool J: American rapper and actor.
(1968) Christine Lemler
(1968) Gita Reddy
(1968) Florian Gazan: French radio and television host, Claude François was his Godfather.

(1968) Marc Keller
(1968) L L Cool J [James Todd Smith] in Saint Albans: New York, USA; rapper (Bigger and Deffer).
(1968) Efthimis Bakatsias: Greek basketball player.
(1968) Ruel Fox: English footballer.
(1968) Veikka Gustafsson: Finnish mountaineer.
(1968) LL Cool J: Musician.
(1968) Fred[ric] Honebein: San Francisco, California -- Rower (1996 Olympics - 5th Place).
(1968) LL J: American rapper known as Ladies Love Cool James.
(1968) Eric Guiborel: French criminal, convicted in 1996 of murdering two transvestites in 1994 in Bois de Boulogne, a large public park located along the western edge of the 16th arrondissement of Paris.
(1967) Emily Watson: Actress (Breaking the Waves, Boxer).
(1967) Carla Facciolo: Reality Star.
(1967) Zakk Wylde: American musician (Black Label Society).
(1967) Kerri Green: American actress.
(1967) Leonardo Ortolani: Italian author and illustrator created Rat-Man.
(1967) Terry Wooden NFL linebacker (Seattle Seahawks: Kansas City Chiefs).
(1967) Tom Rhodes: Actor (-Mr Rhodes).
(1967) Leonardo ''Leo'' Ortolani: Italian comic book author.
(1967) Saskia Wickham: British actress.
(1966) Marco Hietala: Finnish singer-songwriter bass player and producer (Nightwish Tarot Northern Kings and Sinergy).
(1966) Rene Simpson: Canadian-American tennis player (d. 2013).
(1966) Mark Obershaw: American homicide; arrested by police on 7/26/1997, Rockland, MA.
(1966) Dan Schneider: TV Producer.
(1966) Matt Brock: NFL defensive end/tackle (New York Jets).
(1966) Daniel J Schneider in Memphis: Tennessee, USA; actor (Dennis - Head of the Class).
(1966) Robert Flello: English lawyer and politician.
(1966) DJ Elstak: Dutch DJ and producer.
(1965) Désirée Nosbusch
(1965) Shamil Basayev: Chechen terrorist (d. 2006).
(1965) Slick Rick: Musician.
(1965) Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall: British chef.
(1965) Marc Delissen: Dutch field hockey player coach and lawyer.
(1965) Bob Essensa: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1965) Jemma Redgrave: London, England -- Actress (Buddha of Suburbia).
(1965) Dave Lowry in Sudbury: Ontario, Canada; NHL left wing (Florida Panthers).
(1965) Ellis Paul: American singer-songwriter and folk musician.
(1964) Mark Addy: British actor.
(1964) Ernest Miller: American wrestler and actor.
(1964) Beverly Kinch: English long jumper and sprinter.
(1964) Shepard Smith: American television journalist.
(1964) Sergei Nemchinov in Moscow: Russia; NHL center (New York Islanders, Olympics-Silver-1998).
(1964) Steven Soderbergh: Writer (Mimi, Schizoplis).
(1963) Steven Soderbergh: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1963) Steven Soderbergh: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1963) Gert-Jan Theunisse: Dutch cyclist.
(1963) Stéphane Thebaut
(1962) Patrica Morrison rocker (Sisters of Mercy-Walk Away: Black Planet).
(1962) Michael McCaul: American lawyer and politician.
(1962) Patricia Morrison: American singer-songwriter and bass player (The Sisters of Mercy Bags The Gun Club and Legal Weapon).
(1962) Mike McCaul: Politician.
(1961) Rob Hall: New Zealand mountaineer (d. 1996).
(1961) Robert Edwin Hall: Mountaineer / businessman.
(1961) Mike Tramp: Danish singer-songwriter and guitarist (White Lion and Freak of Nature).
(1961) Jean-Pascal Paubert: French Maître Sommelier and Member of the Technical Committee in charge of the contests of the International Sommelier Association.
(1960) Edward St Aubyn: Author.
(1960) Virginia Postrel: Writer.
(1960) Christian Moullec: French meteorologist, photographer and animal welfare activist.
(1960) Eric Alterman: Writer.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Chas Smash
(1959) Geoff Tate: American singer-songwriter.
(1959) Yoyo Maeght
(1959) Susan Smith: Beloit, Wisconsin -- Playmate (Sept, 1981).
(1959) Kōtarō Yoshida: Japanese actor.
(1959) Carl Chas: Smash Smyth; rock bassist (Madness - "Our House").
(1958) Jackie Planeix
(1958) Colin Ferguson: American multiple homicide killing five and wounding 18 in a crowded commuter train at Garden City, NY.
(1957) Vikram Pandit
(1957) Steve Jordan (musician)

(1957) Laurence Dorléac: French art historian specializing in contemporary art, professor, curator and author.
(1957) Steve Jordan: Drummer.
(1957) David Bergen: Novelist.
(1957) Anchee Min: Chinese-American painter photographer and author.
(1957) Suzanne Danielle: English actress.
(1956) Etienne Daho: French singer and songwriter.
(1956) Étienne Daho: Algerian-born French singer.
(1956) Rosina Lippi-Green (Rosina Lippi: Sara Donati), U.S.
(1956) Rosina Lippi: American linguist and author.
(1956) Ben Heppner: Canadian tenor.
(1955) Dominique Rocheteau
(1954) Vernee Watson-Johnson: American actress.
(1954) Jim Duggan: American professional wrestler.
(1954) Masanobu Fuchi: Japanese professional wrestler.
(1953) Patrick Le Gal
(1953) David Clary: English chemist and academic.
(1953) Denzil Douglas: Caribbean educator and politician 2nd Prime Minister of Saint Kitts and Nevis.
(1953) Hans Westerhoff: Dutch biologist and academic.
(1952) Sydney Barrows: American noted family, the ancestor of one of the oldest family names in America.
(1952) Maureen Dowd: American award-winning columnist for the New York Times.
(1952) Calin Popescu-Tariceanu: ex-Prime Minister of Romania.
(1952) Sydney Biddle Barrow: Madam / autohr (Mayflower Madam).
(1952) Konstantinos Iosifidis: Greek footballer and football manager.
(1952) Călin Popescu-Tăriceanu: Romanian engineer and politician 60th Prime Minister of Romania.
(1952) Sydney Biddle Barrows: Celebrity.
(1951) Jean-Luc Brunin: French Catholic priest, who has served as Bishop of Havre since 2011.
(1951) Pascal Roland: French Catholic clergtman, the Bishop of Belley-Ars since 15 June 2012, previously spending nine years as Bishop of Moulins.
(1951) William Risrook: rocker (BT Express - "Here Comes the Express").
(1950) Swen Nater
(1950) Edwin De Vries: Dutch actor, director and writer.
(1950) Kaija Keel: American noted family, the daughter of actor Howard Keel, who enjoyed a privileged Hollywood upbringing.
(1950) Laura Jäntti: Finnish film director.
(1950) Rambhadracharya : Indian religious leader scholar and author.
(1950) Arthur Cover: American author and screenwriter.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Lawrence Kasdan: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1949) İlyas Salman: Turkish actor director and screenwriter.
(1949) Mary Robison: American author and academic.
(1949) Lamar Williams: American bass player (The Allman Brothers Band and Seal Level) (d. 1983).
(1949) Paul Chubb: Australian actor (d. 2002).
(1949) Christine Belford in Amityville: New York, USA; actress (Banacek, Empire, Beverly Hills 90210).
(1949) Franklin Raines: Businessman.
(1949) Antonio Sala: Portuguese broadcaster and singer.
(1949) Lawrence Kasdan in Miami: Florida, USA; director/writer (Accidental Tourist).
(1948) Denis Jeambar

(1948) T-Bone Burnett: American producer and musician.
(1948) Gian Piero Ventura
(1948) Jean-Paul Rostagni
(1948) Carl Weathers in New Orleans: Louisiana, USA; actor (Apollo Creed - Rocky).
(1948) John Lescroart: American author and screenwriter.
(1948) Valeri Kharlamov: Soviet ice hockey player (Born 1948).
(1948) T Burnett: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer.
(1948) Evelyn Braxton: Reality Star.
(1948) Carl Weathers: Movie Actor.
(1948) Tim Harris: rocker (Foundations).
(1948) T Bone Burnett: Musician.
(1947) Nicholas Bissell Jr
(1947) Beverly Perdue: American politician.
(1947) Bev Perdue: American educator and politician 73rd Governor of North Carolina.
(1947) Bill Werbeniuk: Canadian snooker player (d. 2003).
(1947) Taylor Branch: American historian and author.
(1947) Nicholas Bissell: American attorney found to have skimmed over $200,000 from a gas station that he partly owned, as well as an array of other charges, including Federal embezzlement, fraud and tax evasion, blackmail and forgery.
(1947) Bill Weberniuk: Canadian snookers player.
(1946) Harold Shipman: British serial killer, perhaps the most prolific England has ever known with an estimated 200 victims- or more - between 9/21/1984 to 6/24/1998, when he was apprehended.
(1946) Travis Williams: Football Player.
(1946) Howard Carpendale: South-African born singer of German-language Schlager songs.
(1945) Maina Gielgud: British ballet dancer and a veteran ballet administrator.
(1945) Vonetta McGee
(1945) Einar Hákonarson: Icelandic painter and educator.
(1945) Kathleen Chalfant: American actress.
(1945) Einar Hakonarson: Icelandic painter.
(1945) Kees Bakels: Dutch conductor.
(1944) Marjoe Gortner: American youthful evangelist who, from the time he was an adolescent, toured and preached the Bible Belt for 15 years.
(1944) Jacques Bouriez: French business executive, the president of Louis Delhaize, a retail group based in Belgium which manages food supermarkets and hypermarkets.
(1944) Graham Vivian Marsh in Kalgoorlie: Australia; PGA golfer (1977 Heritage).
(1944) Nina Totenberg: American journalist.
(1944) Graham Marsh: Australian golfer and architect.
(1944) Pierre Blanc: French restaurateur.
(1944) Uschi Nerke: German architect and TV presenter.
(1943) Holland Taylor: TV Actress.
(1943) Jean-François Mattei: French doctor and politician, a professor of pediatrics and genetics, who served as the director of Genetics at the teaching hospital of Marseilles.
(1943) Christian Gailly
(1943) Ralph M Steinman
(1943) Shannon Lucid: Shanghai, China -- Astronaut (STS 51G, 34, 43, 58, 76 / 79).
(1943) Jose Luis Rodriguez: Caracas, Venezuela -- Singer (Dueno De Nada).
(1943) Mariss Jansons: Latvian conductor.
(1943) Angelo Bagnasco: Italian cardinal.
(1943) Holland Taylor in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; actress (The Practice, Bossom Buddies, Camilla - Naked Truth).
(1943) José Rodríguez: Venezuelan singer and actor.
(1943) Ronald Hunter in Boston: Massachusetts, USA; actor (Lazarus Syndrome).
(1942) Pierre Hellier
(1942) Gerben Karstens
(1942) Dave Campbell: American baseball player and sportscaster.
(1942) Ian Brayshaw: Australian cricketer and footballer.
(1942) Carol Bellamy in Planfield: New Jersey, USA; City Council President-Democrat-New York City, 1978-85.
(1942) Amichand Rajbansi: South African politician.
(1942) Carol Bellamy: Educator.
(1941) Faye Dunaway: American actress, on-screen from 1966 in films that include "Bonnie and Clyde," 1967, for which she won the Oscar as Best Actress, "Little Big Man," 1970, "Three Days of the Condor," 1975 and "Network," 1976, for which she won a second Oscar as Best Actress.
(1941) Milan Kucan: Slovenian statesman.
(1941) C L "Gibby" Gilbert Jr in Chattanooga: Tennessee, USA; PGA golfer (1976 Danny Thomas).
(1941) Marjoe Gortner in Long Beach: California, USA; actor (Speak Up America, Falcon Crest).
(1941) [Dorothy] Faye Dunaway in Bascom: Florida, USA; actress (Chinatown, Bonnie and Clyde).
(1941) Nicholas Brooks: English historian (d. 2014).
(1941) Gibby Gilbert: American golfer.
(1941) Milan Kučan: Slovenian politician 1st President of Slovenia.
(1941) Charles Bellonzi: French jazz drummer and composer.
(1940) Julian Bond: American politician, educator and TV commentator.
(1940) Nicky Buchwald
(1940) Roland Metzinger
(1940) Wayne Hightower
(1940) Ron Kostelnik: American football player (Born 1940).
(1940) Julian Bond in Nashville: Tennessee, USA; American politician (Democrat-Georgia), civil rights leader.
(1940) Trevor Nunn: English director and composer.
(1940) Sir Trevor Nunn: English theatre director and film director.
(1940) Siegmund Nimsgern: German opera singer.
(1940) Vasilka Stoeva: Bulgarian discus thrower.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Hannibal Giudice: American pro astrologer from 1979.
(1939) Kurt Moylan: Guamanian businessman and politician 1st Lieutenant Governor of Guam.
(1938) Jack Jones: American actor and singer best known for club performances and little theater productions.
(1938) Allen Toussaint: American singer-songwriter pianist and producer (d. 2015).
(1938) Morihiro Hosokawa: Japanese journalist and politician 79th Prime Minister of Japan.
(1938) Giorgia Moll: Italian film actress.
(1938) Jack Jones in Los Angeles: California, USA; singer (The Love Boat Theme).
(1937) Stefano Satta Flores: Italian opera singer and actor.
(1937) Ken Higgs: English cricketer and coach.
(1937) Shoban Babu: Indian actor.

(1937) Billie Jo Spears: Country singer.
(1937) Leo Kadanoff: American physicist and academic (d. 2015).
(1937) Sonny Siebert: American baseball player.
(1937) Erland Kops: Danish badminton player.
(1937) Rao Rao: Indian actor producer and politician (d. 1994).
(1937) J Bernlef: Dutch author and poet (d. 2012).
(1936) Ludmila Pinayeva: USSR -- 500m kayak (1964, 68, 72 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1936) Rainer Klimke: German equestrian, who won six gold and two bronze medals indressage at the Summer Olympics — a record for equestrian events.
(1936) Clarence Carter: American singer ("Thread the Needle").
(1936) John Paul Cain in Sweetwater: Texas, USA; PGA golfer (1989 Greater Grand Rapids).
(1936) Reiner Klimke: German FR, equestrian dressage (1984 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1935) Sid Sheinberg: American entertainment executive, married to actress Lorraine Gary, and also known for discovering Steven Spielberg.
(1935) Marjorie Weinzweig: Canadian/american professor of philosophy and author.
(1935) Lucille Wheeler: Canadian alpine skier.
(1935) Sidney Sheinberg: Businessman.
(1934) Pierre Darmon: French tennis player, who reached his highest singles ranking of World No.
(1934) Richard Briers: British supporting actor seen in film and in TV comedy roles as well as appearances on stage in Shakespeare productions.
(1934) Marek Hlasko: Writer.
(1934) Alberto Larreta: Argentinian race car driver (d. 1977).
(1934) Alberto Rodriguez Larreta: Argentine racing driver (d. 1977).
(1933) Stan Brakhage: American director and producer (d. 2003).
(1932) Antonio Maspes
(1932) Harriet Andersson: Stockholm, Sweden -- Actress (Cries & Whispers).
(1932) Don Garlits: American race car driver and engineer.
(1932) Caterina Valente: Paris, France -- Singer (Entertainers).
(1931) Caterina Valente: French-born Italian singer, dancer and actress, well known internationally.
(1931) Yves Berger: French writer, a novelist whose work includes "Le Sud," for which he won the 1962 Femina Prize and "Immobile Das le Courant du Fleuve," for which he won the Medicis Prize, 1994.
(1931) Juraj Pospisil: Composer.
(1931) Frank Costigan: Australian lawyer and politician (d. 2009).
(1931) Martin Holdgate: English biologist and academic.
(1930) Raymond G Murphy
(1930) Rene Bonino: France sport Champion.
(1930) Raymond Murphy: American military.
(1930) Edgar Sergeyi Hovhanesyan: Composer.
(1930) René Bonino: French runner, Olympic track and field champion.
(1930) Kenny Wheeler: Canadian-English trumpet player and composer (Azimuth) (d. 2014).
(1930) Ernest Just Black biologist: served as Vice President of American Zoologists.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Jean-Pierre Ronfard
(1929) Billy Walker in Ralls: Texas, USA; country singer (Ozark Jubilee).
(1929) Aleksander Petrovic: Film director.
(1929) Billy Walker: American country music singer and guitarist best known for his 1962 hit, "Charlie's Shoes".
(1928) Lars Forssell: Swedish author poet and songwriter (d. 2007).
(1928) Gerald Arpino: American dancer and choreographer (d. 2008).
(1928) Joe Muranyi: American jazz musician, a clarinet, tenor and soprano sax player, and singer.
(1928) Garry Winogrand: American photographer and author (d. 1984).
(1928) Hans Kornberg: German-English biologist and academic.
(1927) Zuzana Růžičková: Czech harpsichord player.

(1927) Ivan Kalita: USSR -- Equestrian dressage (1968 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1927) Zuzana Ruzickova: Czech harpsichordist.
(1926) Warren Mitchell: English actor and screenwriter (d. 2015).
(1926) Frank Aletter: American character actor (Born 1926).
(1926) Thomas Tryon in Hartford: Connecticut, USA; actor/novelist (I Married a Monster from Outer Space, Cardinal, All That Glitters).
(1926) Harold Wolpe: sociologist lawyer/South African activist.
(1926) Tom Tryon: Hartford, Connecticut -- Actor (Cardinal, All That Glitters).
(1926) Frank Aletter in Long Island: New York, USA; actor (Mac - It's About Time, Tom - Nancy).
(1926) Gegè Di Giacomo: Italian singer and drummer, nicknamed Gegè, who had a long collaboration with musician Renato Carosone.
(1925) Yukio Mishima: Japanese writer whose prolific output includes novels, short stories, plays and essays.
(1925) Jean-Claude Beton: Algerian-French engineer and businessman founded Orangina (d. 2013).
(1925) Ugo Pecchioli: Italian politician, senator 1972, member of the European council.
(1925) Louis Quilico: Canadian baritone (Born 1925).
(1925) Moscelyne Larkin: American ballerina (d. 2012).
(1924) Guy Williams: Actor (Zorro, Lost in Space), dies in Argentina at 65.
(1924) Jean Danet: French actor, activist, and gay theorist.
(1924) Alberto Bertuccelli: Italian soccer player.
(1924) Guy Williams in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Zorro, Lost in Space).
(1924) Carole Cook: American actress and singer.
(1923) Lucien Barrière: French entrepreneur, owner of the casino group carrying his name.
(1923) Fred Beckey: American mountaineer and author.
(1922) Antonino Gullotti: Italian politician, Christian Democrat, held many ministerial positions in the government, married once.
(1922) Diana Wellesley: Duchess of Wellington (d. 2010).
(1921) Mark Lawrence: Washington, DC -- Pianist (Alice Pearce).
(1921) Roland Chenail: Canadian supporting actor and comedian, mainly seen in soaps.
(1921) Roger Carré: French soccer/football player, he played for RC Roubaix (1943-1944), Lille OSC (1944-1950), and RC Lens (1950-1954).
(1921) Roger Carre: France sport Champion.
(1921) Kenneth Bulmer: English author (Born 1921).
(1921) Murray Bookchin: American author and philosopher (d. 2006).
(1921) Charles Gaupp: German / Dutch painter.
(1920) Jean Dutourd: French writer, novelist, he was a member of the "Académie Française" (1978-2011).
(1920) Salvador Flores Rivera: Mexican composer and singer.
(1920) Bertus De Harder: Netherlands sport Champion.
(1920) George Herman: newsman (CBS-TV).
(1920) Bertus de: Harder Dutch soccer star (Bordeaux).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Giulio Andreotti: Italian politician, prime minister seven times, high-ranking minister to most of Italy's 50-odd Cabinets since WW II, devout acquaintance of five Popes, and close acquaintance of American presidents from Eisenhower to Bush.
(1919) Andy Rooney: American soldier journalist and television personality (d. 2011).
(1918) Jens Eggert: Germany Actor.
(1917) Janine Darcey: French actress (Priez pour nous), dies at 75.
(1917) Billy Butterfield: American musician, trumpet and flugelhorn player, and bandleader for the "Greatest Jazz Band" in 1968.
(1917) Thomas Corbin: Fremont Military man.
(1916) John Oliver: Killens novelist.
(1915) André Frossard: Colombier-Chételot Journalist.
(1915) Mark Goodson: American game show producer created Family Feud and The Price Is Right (d. 1992).
(1915) Jacques Senez: Marseille physician.

(1915) Andre Frossard: French writer, a journalist and novelist.
(1915) Jean Blaizot: Mauvezin physician.
(1914) Harold Russell: Canadian-American soldier and actor (d. 2002).
(1914) Selahattin Ülkümen: Turkish diplomat (d. 2003).
(1914) Thomas Watson, Jr.: Businessman.
(1913) Tillie Olsen: American writer (Tell Me a Riddle).
(1913) Tillie Olsen: American writer (Tell Me a Riddle).
(1912) Tillie Olsen: American author and academic (d. 2007).
(1911) Olivier Séchan
(1911) Helmut Degen: composer.
(1911) George Amadee: Tremblay composer.
(1911) Norman 'Sailor Jerry' Collins: Tattoo artist (d. 1973).
(1911) Anatoly Rybakov: Russian-American author (d. 1998).
(1910) Chris Bruusgaard: Norwegian midwife.
(1910) Renier van: der Velden composer.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Joseph Losey: American theater and film director.
(1909) Brenda Forbes: English-American actress (d. 1996).
(1909) Joseph Walton Losey: Wisconsin, United States -- Director (Damned, Accident).
(1908) Ren? Mettavant: Nancy Military man.
(1908) Russ Columbo: American singer, violinist and actor (Born 1908).
(1908) Carl Esmond: Vienna, Austria -- Actor (Address Unknown, Hitler).
(1908) Ruggiero de Rudolpho Columbo: US singer / actor (Miracle of Women).
(1907) Georges-Emile Lapalme: French-Canadian politician (d. 1985).
(1907) Georges-Émile Lapalme: Canadian lawyer and politician (d. 1985).
(1907) Derek Richter: British neuro chemist (Aspects of learning and memory).

(1907) Jean-Marie Mazard: Limoges EXecutives.
(1907) Georges Hugot: Llichy EXecutives.
(1907) Enrique Blanco: Dominican guerrilla solo rebelled against the dictatorship of Rafael Trujillo, becoming a legendary character in the popular history of their country.
(1907) Albert Mahuzier: French adventurer, filmmaker, writer and lecturer.
(1906) William Bendix: actor (Life of Riley), dies in Los Angeles, California at age 58.
(1906) James Corson: American discus thrower (d. 1981).
(1906) Walter Knape: composer.
(1905) Takeo Fukuda: Japanese politician 67th Prime Minister of Japan (d. 1995).
(1904) Cecil Beaton: British-American noted photographer, stage and Oscar-winning film designer and author, noted for photographs of society, film stars and other celebrities and one-time official photographer to the British royal family.
(1904) Jean-Robert Thomazo
(1904) Robert Thomazo: Dax Military man.
(1904) Emily Hahn: American journalist and author (d. 1997).
(1904) Babe Siebert: Canadian ice hockey player and coach (d. 1939).
(1904) Jean Thomazo: French military officer, a colonel and politician called "nez de cuir".
(1903) Veronica Turleigh: County Donegal, Ireland -- Actress (Promoter).
(1902) Carl Esmond
(1902) F C Terborgh [Reijnier Flaes]: Dutch writer (De Turkenoorlog).
(1902) Alfred Tarski: Warsaw, Poland -- Mathematician / logician.
(1901) Bebe Daniels: American actress, awarded the highest U.S.
(1901) Alfred Tarski: Polish-American mathematician and philosopher (d. 1983).
(1901) Jean Roche: French chemist and academician, who died in Paris on 24 May 1992.
(1901) Carlos P Romulo: Philippine General / diplomat / jurist.

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