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Famous Birthdays of 14 July

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

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2009 - 2000

(2004) Jean: Luxembourg royal, son of Princess Sibilla (Weiller) of Luxembourg, and Prince Guillaume.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Camryn Magness: Pop Singer.
(1999) Ainura K: YouTube Star.
(1999) Dawson Dunbar: Movie Actor.
(1999) Camryn : American singer and actress.
(1998) Stewart Maloley: Family Member.
(1998) Alex Midler: Skateboarder.
(1997) Zac Mann: Vine Star.
(1995) Kim Hyo-joo: South Korean golfer.
(1995) Tadoe : Rapper.
(1995) Jasmine Brown: YouTube Star.

(1994) Alexis Sky: Model.
(1993) Karina Ramos
(1993) Juan Jaramillo: YouTube Star.
(1993) Sayaka Yamamoto: Japanese singer (NMB48 and AKB48).
(1993) Dovilė Dzindzaletaitė: Lithuanian triple jumper.
(1992) Ty Moss: YouTube Star.
(1991) Natasha Oakley: Instagram Star.
(1991) Shabazz Napier: Basketball Player.
(1990) Ian Nepomniachtchi

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Patricia van der Vliet
(1989) Sean Flynn: TV Actor.
(1989) Sakari Mattila: Finnish footballer.
(1988) Conor McGregor: MMA Fighter.
(1988) Jérémy Stravius: French swimmer, a co-winner of the 100M backstroke in the 2011 World Swimming Championships in Shanghai.
(1988) Keelan Dadd: Skateboarder.
(1988) James Vaughan: English footballer.
(1988) Bonnie Sveen: TV Actress.
(1987) Malika Ménard
(1987) Storming of the Bastille (French Revolution)

(1987) Dan Reynolds (musician)
(1987) Sara Canning: TV Actress.
(1987) Elena Gant: Reality Star.
(1987) Aqeel Ahmed: English director producer and screenwriter.
(1987) Shane McLoughlin: American noted family, the first son of Tom McLoughlin and his second wife, Nancy, born while his Dad was directing "Date With An Angel.
(1987) Margus Hunt: Estonian-American football player discus thrower and shot putter.
(1987) Sean Smith: American football player.
(1987) Ryan Sweeting: Bahamian-American tennis player.
(1987) Patrick Switzer: Canadian skateboarder.
(1987) Dan Reynolds: Rock Singer.
(1987) Adam Johnson: English footballer.
(1986) Dan Smith (British singer)
(1986) Peta Murgatroyd: Dancer.
(1986) Dan Smith: Rock Singer.
(1986) Alexander Gerndt: Swedish footballer.
(1986) Nikolay Kulemin: Russian ice hockey player.
(1985) Tuna : Albanian-Macedonian singer.
(1985) Lee Kwang-soo: TV Actor.
(1985) Darrelle Revis: American football player.
(1985) Aryana Sayeed: World Music Singer.
(1985) Chris Wright: English cricketer.
(1985) Billy Celeski: Australian footballer.
(1984) Erica Blasberg: American golfer (d. 2010).
(1984) Pierre Bittencourt
(1984) Sveva Alviti
(1984) Nilmar (footballer)
(1984) Mounir Hamdaoui: Moroccan footballer.
(1984) Nansy Stergiopoulou: Greek singer (Hi-5).
(1984) Dolly Castro: Instagram Star.
(1984) Ida Maria: Rock Singer.
(1984) Fleur Saville: New Zealand actress and producer.
(1984) Samir Handanović: Slovenian footballer.
(1984) Lenka Dlhopolcová: Slovak tennis player.
(1984) Renaldo Balkman: American basketball player.
(1984) Nilmar : Brazilian footballer.
(1983) Igor Andreev: Russian tennis player.
(1983) Khalil Fong
(1983) Thomas Howard: American football player (d. 2013).
(1983) Wesley Dening: Australian television host and producer.
(1983) Tito Muñoz: American conductor and academic.
(1983) Drew Cheetwood: American actor.
(1982) Christopher Penney
(1982) Ebuka Obi-Uchendu: Nigerian lawyer.
(1982) Achille Coser: Italian footballer.
(1982) Dmitry Chaplin: Russian-born American dancer, So You Think You Can Dance finalist.
(1981) Peta Murgatroyd
(1981) Milow (singer)
(1981) Potito Starace
(1981) Lee Mead: English actor and singer.
(1981) Andrew Rhoades: American accidental death, this young man took a fatal leap from one roof to another of a nearby buiding on November 26, 2005 sometime just after 8 AM EST in Brighton, MA.
(1981) Milow : Belgian singer-songwriter.
(1981) Trevor Fehrman: American actor.
(1981) Robbie Maddison: Australian motorcycle racer.
(1980) Jérôme Haehnel
(1980) Chad Faust: Canadian-American actor singer director and producer.
(1980) Jessica Nelson
(1980) Portsmouth (Virginia)
(1980) George Smith: Australian rugby union player.
(1980) Jed Madela: Filipino singer-songwriter and actor.
(1980) Jimena : Pop Singer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Scott Porter: TV Actor.
(1979) Axel Teichmann: German cross-country skier.
(1979) Bernie Castro: Dominican baseball player.
(1978) Annemie Coenen
(1978) Caroline Lesley: Canadian-American actress director and screenwriter.
(1978) Kristy Wright: Australian actress.
(1978) Mattias Ekström: Swedish race car driver.
(1977) Victoria Crown Princess of Sweden
(1977) Crown Victoria: Swedish royal family, the daughter and first child of King Carl XVI and Queen Silvia, heir to the Swedish throne.
(1977) Victoria : Crown Princess of Sweden.

(1977) Gordon Cree: Scottish singer-songwriter and pianist.
(1977) Victoria Of Sweden: Royalty.
(1976) Kirsten Sheridan: Irish film director and screenwriter.
(1976) Monique Covét: Hungarian porn actress and model.
(1976) Teddy Afro: World Music Singer.
(1976) Geraint Jones: Papua New Guinean-English cricketer.
(1976) Ranj Dhaliwal: Canadian novelist.
(1976) Yesim Cetin: Miss Turkey Universe (1997).
(1975) Tameka Cottle: R&B Singer.
(1975) Taboo (Black Eyed Peas)
(1975) Amy Acuff: American athlete.
(1975) Erick Dampier
(1975) Jaime Gomez: Rapper.
(1975) Matthew Kessinger: Louisville, Kentucky -- Fig skater (1995 Great Lakes Junior Champ).
(1975) Taboo : American rapper and actor (The Black Eyed Peas).
(1975) Jamey Johnson: American country music artist.
(1975) Tim Hudson: American baseball player.
(1974) Hafida Gadi: French athlete, specializing in the Women's Marathon.
(1974) David Mitchell (actor)
(1974) Gilles Bosquet: French rowing champion, the winner of a Silver Medal in four-man coxless rowing at the Atlanta Olympics along with D. Fauche, O. Moncelet and B. Vecten on 7/27/1996.
(1974) Martina Hill
(1974) 2016 attack in Nice
(1974) Maxine Peake
(1974) Erick Dampier: American basketball player: center, Warriors.
(1974) David Mitchell: English comedian and actor.
(1974) Pavlina Nola: Bulgarian-New Zealand tennis player.
(1973) Alley Baggett
(1973) Candela Peña: Spanish actress.
(1973) Halil Mutlu: Bulgarian-Turkish weightlifter.
(1973) Tony Sandoval
(1973) Adam Quinn: American bagpipes player and composer (Lucid Druid).
(1973) Paul Methric: American rapper and producer (Twiztid Dark Lotus and Psychopathic Rydas).
(1973) Candela Pena: Spanish actress.
(1973) Tani Fuga: Samoan rugby player.
(1972) Lou Roe: NBA forward (Detroit Pistons).
(1972) Deborah Mailman: Australian actress.
(1972) Ben Talley: NFL linebacker (New York Giants).
(1972) Jeffrey Pagaduan: American troubled white male who exploded into a berserk state in September 2002.
(1972) Loïc Le Meur: French entrepreneur and blogger.
(1972) Joe Aska: NFL running back (Oakland Raiders).
(1972) Matthew Campbell: NFL tight end (Carolina Panthers).
(1971) Ross Rebagliati: Canadian snowboarder and winner of Canada's first Gold Medal and the first Gold Medal for snowboarding in the 1998 Olympics, a new event admitted in the games.
(1971) Nick McCabe: English guitarist (The Verve and Black Submarine).
(1971) Mark Lomonaco: Wrestler.
(1971) Joey Styles: American wrestling commentator.
(1971) Madhu Sapre: Former Indian Model and Miss Universe Contestant.
(1971) Mark LoMonaco (Bubba Ray Dudley): American professional wrestler.
(1971) Marie-Chantal Toupin: Canadian singer.
(1971) Lukman Sardi: Indonesian actor.
(1971) Howard Webb: English footballer and referee.
(1970) Mark Strickland: NBA forward (Miami Heat).
(1970) Missy Gold: American actress who portrayed the child Katie on the television sitcom, "Benson" which ran from 1979 to 1986.
(1970) Mark Brandenburg: Houston, Texas -- Pitcher (Texas Rangers).
(1970) Todd Rucci: NFL guard (NE Patriots).
(1970) Missy Gold in Great Falls: Montana, USA; actress (Katie - Benson).
(1970) Jacob Young: Norwegian guitarist.
(1970) Thomas Lauderdale: American pianist (Pink Martini).
(1970) Nina Siemaszko: American actress.
(1970) Michelle Sawatzky: Steinbach, Manitoba -- Volleyballer (1996 Olympics).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Jean-Luc Couchard
(1969) Jose Hernandez: Hato Rey, Puerto Rico -- Infielder (Chicago Cubs).
(1969) Craig Shaynak: American actor and producer.
(1969) Sven Sester: Estonian politician.
(1969) Kazushi Sakuraba: Japanese mixed martial artist and professional wrestler.
(1969) José Hernández: Puerto Rican baseball player and coach.
(1968) John Maginnes: Atlanta, Georgia -- Nike golfer (1994 NIKE Texarkana Open-5th).
(1968) Mark Lenz: United States -- 3m spring diver (1992 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1968) Michael Palmer: Singaporean lawyer and politician 8th Speaker of the Parliament of Singapore.
(1967) Valérie Pécresse: French politician.

(1967) Patrick J Kennedy: American politician.
(1967) Naomi Cleaver
(1967) Robin Ventura: Santa Maria, California -- Infielder (Chicago White Sox).
(1967) Marios Constantinou: Cypriot footballer and manager.
(1967) Jeff Jarrett: American wrestler and promoter co-founded Total Nonstop Action Wrestling.
(1967) Patrick Kennedy: American politician and noted family, the son of Joan and Ted Kennedy.
(1967) Glen Scrivener: CFL defensive tackle (Winnipeg Blue Bombers).
(1967) Leonardo Lavalle: Mexico -- Tennis star.
(1967) Kurt Elsasser: Austrian singer.
(1966) Matthew Fox: American actor.
(1966) Tanya Donelly: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Throwing Muses Belly and The Breeders).
(1966) Ellen Reid: Canadian pianist and vocalist (Crash Test Dummies).
(1966) Owen Coyle: Scottish-born Irish football player and manager.
(1966) Matt Hume: Matt Hume American mixed martial artist and trainer.
(1966) Brian Selznick: American author and illustrator.
(1966) Juliet Cesario: American actress.
(1966) Tayna Donelly: Rocker (Belly).
(1966) D J Johnson: NFL cornerback (Atlanta Falcons).
(1965) Juli Hashiguchi: American pro illustrator and animation artist.
(1965) François Pécheux
(1965) Reina Olea: Female jockey.
(1965) Urmas Kruuse: Estonian lawyer and politician 41st Mayor of Tartu.
(1964) Kippei Shiina: Japanese actor.
(1964) Igor Shpilband: Russian-American ice dancer and coach.
(1964) Jack Kay Jr: Montreal, Quebec -- Canadian Tour golfer (1991 Singapore Open).
(1964) Brett J Ogle: Paddington, Australia -- PGA golfer (1993 AT&T Pebble Beach).
(1964) Barbara Chiu: Canton, China -- Canada table tennis player (1992, 96 Olympics - 33rd Place).
(1963) Philippe Folliot
(1963) Wouter Bos
(1963) Phil Rosenthal: American newspaper columnist.
(1963) Bel Le Harper: NFL tight end (Atlanta Falcons).
(1963) Jacques Lacombe: Canadian organist and conductor.
(1963) Aja : American porn actress and director.
(1962) Jeff Olson: American drummer songwriter and radio host (Trouble Retro Grave and The Skull).
(1962) Vanessa Lawrence: English geographer and civil servant.
(1962) Diane Ratnik: Toronto, Ontario -- Volleyball setter (1992, 96 Olympics - 8th Place).
(1962) Antonio Sánchez: Cuban activist.
(1961) Jackie Earle Haley
(1961) Jean-Laurent Bonnafé
(1961) David Starzyk
(1961) Jackie Earle Haley in Northridge: California, USA; actor (Breaking Away).
(1961) Jackie Haley: American actor.
(1960) Jane Lynch: American actress, comedian and singer.
(1960) Angélique Kidjo: Beninese singer-songwriter and activist.
(1960) Kyle Gass: American guitarist, singer and actor (Tenacious D).
(1960) Angelique Kidjo: Beninese singer.
(1960) Anna Bligh: Australian politician 37th Premier of Queensland.
(1960) Mike McPhee: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1960) Ray Herndon: Scottsdale, Arkansas -- Singer (McBride & Ride-Can I Count on You).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Ricardo Lindemann: Brazilian astrologer, interested in karmic and spiritual counseling, He was the Vice-President for the Theosophical Society of Latin America.
(1959) Peter Angerer
(1959) Rodney Rash: Horse trainer.
(1959) Kevin Hermering: American man who was taken hostage from the U.S.
(1958) Joe Keenan: American novelist, script writer, producer and playwright, he is a twin as well.
(1958) Robert Jensen: American journalist and activist.
(1958) Mircea Geoană: Romanian politician and diplomat 97th Romanian Minister of Foreign Affairs.
(1958) Anne Hegerty: British television personality.
(1957) Scot Breithaupt: American motorcycle racer (d. 2015).
(1956) Vladimir Kulich: Czech-Canadian actor.

(1956) Julio Chavez: Argentine film and television actor.
(1956) Julio Chávez: Argentinian actor.
(1956) Bob Birch: American bass player and composer (d. 2012).
(1955) L Brent Bozell III: American writer and pundit.
(1955) L Bozell: American journalist and activist founded the Media Research Center.
(1955) Hugues Parant: French senior civil servant, Managing Director of EPADESA-La Defense Seine Arche, Paris (Etablissement Public d’Aménagement de La Défense Seine Arche), the public authority responsible for development and urban planning in Paris's key business quarter.
(1954) Pierre Jarlier
(1954) Jos Zoomer: Amsterdam, Holland -- Rock drummer (Vandenberg).
(1953) Dorothée (TV host)
(1953) Martha Coakley: American lawyer and prosecutor, first female Attorney General for Massachusetts, elected in 2006.
(1953) Didier Marouani: French composer and musician.
(1953) Dorothée : French singer, actress, and TV presenter, her career was launched by Jacqueline Joubert who called her "Dorothée", her stage name.
(1953) Bebe Buell: American model, mother of Liv Tyler and ex-girlfriend of Steven Tyler of Aerosmith.
(1952) Jerry Houser: Los Angeles Actor.
(1952) Jean-Paul James: French Catholic clergyman, the Bishop of Beauvais in 2003 and Nantes since 2009.
(1952) Chris Cross [St John]: Rock singer (Arthur).
(1952) Franklin Graham: American evangelist and missionary.
(1952) Bob Casale: American guitarist keyboard player and producer (Devo) (d. 2014).
(1952) Jerry Houser in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Slapshot, Summer of '42, Class of '44).
(1952) Eric Laneuville in New Orleans: Louisiana, USA; actor (Larry - Room 222, St. Elsewhere).
(1952) George Louis Francis Lewis: Composer.
(1952) Stan Shaw: Chicago, Illinois -- Actor (Mississippi, Roots Next Generation).
(1952) Eric Laneuville: American actor director and producer.
(1952) Bob Casale (''Bob 2''): American guitarist (Devo).
(1952) Stan Shaw in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actor (Mississippi, Roots Next Generation).
(1952) Joel Silver: South Orange, New Jersey -- Producer (Warriors, Xanadu, Die Hard).
(1952) Yutaka Mizutani: Japanese actor and singer.
(1952) Giovanni Domenico: Italian terrorist, nick named Gioele, member of the group Democrazia Proletaria and involved in the murder of Sergio Ramelli on 29 April 1975.
(1951) Jean-Jacques Nuel
(1951) Esther Dyson: Zurich, Switzerland -- Computer publisher (Release 1.0).
(1951) Erich Hallhuber: German actor (Born 1951).
(1951) Judi Brown: East Lansing, Michigan -- 400m hurdler (1984 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1950) Verena Bachmann: Professional astrologer in Zürich, Switzerland; originally a teacher, she is also a qualified psychotherapist.
(1950) Gwen Guthrie: American singer-songwriter and pianist (d. 1999).
(1950) Bruce Oldfield: English fashion designer.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Alain Bellet
(1949) Joyce Benson: LPGA golfer.
(1949) Jun Ross: Filipino basketball player (d. 2009).
(1949) Tommy Mottola: American music executive.
(1949) Lukas D Barnard: Head of South Africa secret service (NIS).
(1949) Armen Petrossian: French caviar expert, the head of Petrossian, the family-run company started in Paris in the 1920s by his father/uncle Melkoum and Mouchegh Petrossian.
(1948) Philippe Le Friant: French jurist, an examining magistrate (comparable to district attorney in the U.S.
(1948) Tommy Matola: Rock manager / CEO (CBS records).
(1948) Goodwill kaBhekuzulu: Zulu king.
(1948) Earl Williams: American baseball player (d. 2013).

(1948) Goodwill Zwelithini kaBhekuzulu: Zulu king.
(1947) Xavier Darcos: French politician (senator), agrégé professor in Literature, he was Minister of National Education, and then Minister of Labor and social affairs (until 2010).
(1947) Steve Stone (baseball)
(1947) Christian Vanneste: French politician, notorious for his homophobic remarks.
(1947) Steve Stone: American baseball pitcher, 5'10", 175 lbs.
(1947) Steve Stone in Cleveland: Ohio, USA; sportscaster (Monday Night Baseball).
(1947) Navin Ramgoolam: Mauritius physician and politician 3rd Prime Minister of Mauritius.
(1947) Claudia Kennedy: American general.
(1947) Nick Benedict: Los Angeles, California -- Actor (Pistol-Birth of a Legend).
(1946) Vincent Pastore: American actor and producer.
(1946) Mavourneen O'Connor
(1946) Sue Lawley: British journalist, newswoman and TV host of "Desert Island Discs.
(1946) Maureen O'Connor: American politician, she was inaugurated as Mayor of San Diego, CA 7/07/1986.
(1946) Bob Dunn
(1946) Manuel Pangilinan: Filipino businessman.
(1946) John Wood: Australian actor and screenwriter.
(1945) Peter James Leonard Klatzow: Composer.
(1945) Jim Gordon: American drummer and songwriter (Traffic Derek and the Dominos Delaney & Bonnie and Souther Hillman Furay Band).
(1944) David Steinberg (author)
(1944) Lynn Loring
(1944) Patrice Courvalin: French geneticist and biochemist, a professor at the Institut Pasteur where he directs the French National Reference Center for Antibiotics and is the Head of the Antibacterial Agents Unit since 1983.
(1944) Billy McCool: American baseball player.
(1943) Ken Willard: American football player, he played fullback/running back for the San Francisco 49ers (1965-1973) and the St. Louis Cardinals in 1974.
(1943) Kenneth Willard: Richmond sports Champions.
(1943) Lynn Loring in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Patty - Fair Exchange, Barbara - FBI).
(1943) Christopher Priest: English novelist.
(1942) Javier Solana: Spanish politician, Secretary General of NATO and European Union High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy.
(1942) Richard Duryea: American noted family, the son of actor Dan Duryea.
(1942) Ken Hutcherson: American football player (d. 2013).
(1941) Gérard Férey
(1941) Edward Crutchfield: American executive CEO in charge of First Union, forcefully making his cases before critics.
(1941) Tatyana Dmitryevna Kuznetsova: Cosmonaut.
(1941) Andreas Khol: German-Austrian lawyer and politician.
(1941) Maulana Karenga: American writer and political activist, the creator of Kwanzaa.
(1940) Renato Pozzetto
(1940) Susan Howatch: English author and academic.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Vince Taylor
(1939) George E Slusser: American scholar and writer.
(1939) George Slusser: American scholar and author (d. 2014).
(1939) Sid Haig: American actor and producer.
(1939) Karel Gott: Czech Schlager singer, and an amateur painter.
(1939) Philippe Combelle: French musician, a bass and tenor saxophonist in the orchestra of his father Alix Combelle.
(1939) Philippe Alfonsi: French journalist, writer and producer.
(1938) Jerry Rubin: American anti-war political activist of the turbulent '60s, a long-haired, bearded, vegetarian Yippie leader, radical member of the Chicago Seven, who urged his countrymen to "never trust anyone over 30.
(1938) Alberto Colussi: Italian executive, the director general of a major Italian corporation.
(1938) Richard Rust: American actor (d. 1994).

(1938) Tommy Vig: Hungarian vibraphone player drummer and composer.
(1938) Bob Scholl: Rocker (Mellow Kings).
(1937) Yoshirō Mori: Japanese journalist and politician 55th Prime Minister of Japan.
(1937) Teresa Lipowska: Polish actress.
(1937) Yoshiro Mori: Japanese politician.
(1936) Starlady (astrologer)
(1936) Bob Overmyer
(1936) Pema Chodron: American-born Buddhist nun and author.
(1936) Robert F Overmyer in Lorain: Ohio, USA; Colonel US Marine Corp/astronaut (STS 5, STS 51B).
(1936) Starlady : American astrologer, known as a character who floats her ample size through a conference in a flowing dress and a huge, magnificent hat.
(1936) Pema Chödrön: American nun and author.
(1936) Gloria Lambert in Worcester: Massachusetts, USA; singer (Sing Along With Mitch).
(1936) Marisa Allasio: Italian actress of the 1950s.
(1936) Robert Overmyer: American astronaut, a colonel in the U.S.
(1934) Gotlib
(1934) Lee Elder: American pro golfer, a member of the PGA Sr.
(1934) Leo Joseph Koury in Pittsburgh: Pennsylvania, USA; murderer (FBI Most Wanted List).
(1934) Lee : Dallas sports Champions.
(1934) [Robert] Lee Elder: Dallas, Texas -- PGA golfer (1974 Monsanto Open).
(1933) Robert Bourassa: Canadian politician, the Liberal Party Premier of Quebec from 1970-1976.
(1933) Del Reeves: Singer / guitarist.
(1933) Hippolyte Annex: French pro athlete, a boxer.
(1933) Franz : Duke of Bavaria, Heir to the House of Stuart.
(1932) Helga Liné
(1932) Roosevelt Grier
(1932) Rosey Grier: American athlete, pro football player and entertainer.
(1932) Robert Peterson: American executive and CEO in charge of IBP, a livestock procurement company.
(1932) Margarita: Princess Margarita of Baden (d. 2013).
(1931) Thomas Kelly: American ecclesiastic; the Archbishop of Louisville, six priests in his diocese were accused of sexual abuse in 32 lawsuits filed against the archdiocese.
(1931) Robert Stephens: Bristol, England -- Actor (Uncle Kurt-Holocaust).
(1931) Jacqueline de Ribes: French fashion designer and philanthropist.
(1931) Donald Eugene Webb in Oklahoma City: Oklahoma, USA; murderer (FBI Most Wanted List).
(1931) E Thompson: English police officer and author (d. 2012).
(1930) Polly Bergen: American singer, actress, TV performer and businesswoman, always an overachiever.
(1930) Polly Bergen in Knoxville: Tennessee, USA; actress (Rhoda - Winds of War, Baby Talk).
(1930) Eric Norman Stokes: Composer.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Michel Giraud: French politician, minister of employment and professional training in 1993.
(1929) George Alan Dawson: Jazz drummer / teacher.
(1928) Nancy Olson: American actress, nominated for an Oscar for her ingénue role in "Sunset Blvd," 1950.
(1928) Louis Calaferte: Writer (Requiem of the Innocents), dies at 65.
(1928) Jean-Marie Zemb
(1928) Pierre Olaf: Cauderan, France -- Actor (Kraft Music Hall).
(1928) Elizabeth Jane Lloyd: Artist / teacher.
(1928) William Rees-Mogg: English journalist and public servant.
(1928) Ole Schmidt: Composer.
(1928) Nancy Olson in Milwaukee: Wisconsin, USA; actress (Absent-Minded Professor, Pollyanna).

(1927) John Chancellor: American journalist, TV personality, host of NBC's "Today" show after Dave Garroway, July 1961 to September 1962.
(1927) John Chancellor in Chicago: Illinois, USA; news anchor (NBC, Voice of America).
(1927) Mike Esposito: American author and illustrator (d. 2010).
(1927) John William Chancellor: Chicago, Illinois -- News anchor (NBC, VOA).
(1926) Harry Dean Stanton: American actor.
(1926) Wallace Jones: American athlete, pro-basketball player, nicknamed "Wah-Wah.
(1926) Jan Krenz: Composer.
(1926) Harry Stanton: American actor who made his feature film debut in "Revolt at Fort Laramie," 1957.
(1925) Jean-Claude Bringuier: French director and producer of documentaries.
(1925) Luis Antonio Escobar: Composer.
(1925) Sheila Guyse: American actress and singer (d. 2013).
(1924) Warren Giese: American football player coach and politician (d. 2013).
(1924) Piero Bellugi: Italian musician, conductor.
(1923) Primo Nebiolo: Italian President of the FIDAL as well as the Olympic Games Association.
(1923) Dale Robertson: American actor and singer (d. 2013).
(1923) Willie Steele: American long jumper (d. 1989).
(1923) Dale Robertson in Harrah: Oklahoma, USA; actor (Death Valley Days, Walter - Dynasty).
(1923) Harold Epperson: American u.s.
(1923) Antoine Haffner: St-Etienne EXecutives.
(1923) Frances Lear in Larchmont: New York, USA; woman's magazine publisher (Lears).
(1923) Robert Zildjian: American businessman founded Sabian (d. 2013).
(1922) Gérard Serkoyan
(1922) Käbi Laretei: Estonian-Swedish pianist (d. 2014).
(1922) Peter Andrew Tranchell: Composer.
(1922) Lucie Daouphars: French 1950s fashion model, nicknamed Lucky, who arrived in Paris at the age of sixteen.
(1922) Elfriede Rinkel: German Nazi concentration camp guard.
(1922) Robin Olds: American World War II and Vietnam War ace fighter pilot (d. 2007).
(1921) Geoffrey Wilkinson: English chemist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1996).
(1921) Jean Valton: French singer, comedian and impersonator.
(1921) Leon Garfield: English children's author (d. 1996).
(1921) Armand Gaudreault: Canadian ice hockey player (d. 2013).
(1921) Leon Garield: Writer.
(1921) Sixto Ballén: American-Ecuadorian architect and politician 48th President of Ecuador.
(1920) Paul Crauchet
(1920) Shankarrao Chavan: Indian lawyer and politician Indian Minister of Finance (d. 2004).
(1920) Albert Shiely: St Paul Military man.
(1920) Feliciano Bejar: Mexican artist and artisan, best known for a style of sculpture called “magiscopios” which involved various materials along with crystals and/or lenses to play with light or create distorted visions.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Lino Ventura: Actor (French Detective, Slap, Jig-Saw), dies at 67.
(1919) Jerome H King
(1919) Jerome King: American military, a Vice Admiral in the US Navy.
(1919) Lino Ventura: Italian-French film actor.
(1918) Ingmar Bergman: Swedish film director, a prestigiously productive and creative artist whose lens focused darkly on landscapes of tormented guilt and neurosis with only the occasional smile on a summer night.
(1918) Jay Wright: Forrester invented random-access magnetic core memory.
(1918) Arthur Laurents: American director screenwriter and playwright (d. 2011).
(1917) George Bookasta: American actor and director (d. 2014).
(1917) Douglas Edwards Alda Oklahoma: USA; newscaster (CBS Evening News, FYI).
(1917) Arthur Leavins: Violinist.

(1916) Natalia Ginzburg: Italian Jewish author, novelist, journalist, playwright, and essayist.
(1916) Lawrence Geis: Salina Military man.
(1916) Burton Andrews: American military man, rear admiral.
(1916) Joseph Bigourban: France Military man.
(1916) Andr? Beyler: Malz?ville EXecutives.
(1916) Phyllis Stedman: Politician.
(1915) Robert Hunter: Scottish educator, a Professor of Materia Medica; Pharmacology and Therapeutics at St. Andrew's University and later at Dundee University.
(1915) Jerome Lawrence: American writer, a playwright in collaboration with Robert E. Lee from 1942.
(1914) Billy Kyle
(1914) Gogea Mitu
(1914) John Dempsey: American finance accounting production manufacturer and CEO of Greif Brothers, a manufacturer of barrels, boxes and containers.
(1914) Sidney George Gray: Company Secretary.
(1914) Angelo Caimo: Italy sport Champion.
(1913) Gerald Ford: American politician, a lawyer, congressman and Vice-President under Richard Nixon in 1969 and the 38th President of the United States.
(1913) Rene Llense: France sport Champion.
(1913) Gerald R Ford [Leslie King] 41st US Vice President (1973-74): 38th US President (Republican-1974-77).
(1913) Guy Joyau: Nantes Military man.
(1913) Nigel Thomas Loveridge Fisher: Politician.
(1913) Fritz Erler: German politician (SDP).
(1912) Woody Guthrie: American singer-songwriter and musician whose musical legacy includes hundreds of political, traditional and children's songs, ballads and improvised works.
(1912) Northrop Frye: Canadian philosopher and critic (d. 1991).
(1912) Yves Ezanno: Clamart Military man.
(1912) de Joybert: Vienne Military man.
(1912) Marc De Joybert: French naval officer, who participated in the Second World War before being promoted to Admiral and appointed Chief of Staff of the Navy in 1972.
(1911) Terry-Thomas : British actor, comedian (Born 1911).
(1911) J de Graaf: Dutch ethicist / President (Church & Peace).
(1911) Pavel Prudnikau: Belarusian poet and author (d. 2000).
(1910) William Hanna: American animator and studio founder (Born 1910).
(1910) Peter Stadlen: Pianist / critic.
(1910) Paul Chocque: France sport Champion.
(1910) Yvonne Jeanne: France sport Champion.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) St?phane Thouvenot: Nantes Military man.
(1909) Annabella [Suzanne G Charpentier]: Paris, France -- Actress (Dinner at Ritz).
(1908) Chaim Raphael: Writer.
(1907) Annabella (actress)
(1907) Pierre Angénieux
(1907) Annabella : French actress, known primarily in Europe.
(1906) Tom Carvel: Greek-born American businessman and inventor (d. 1990).
(1906) Arthur James Bramwell Hutchings: Composer.
(1906) Olive Borden: American actress (d. 1947).
(1906) William Tunner: American general (d. 1983).

(1904) Isaac Bashevis Singer: Poland -- Yiddish Novelist (Enemies-Nobel 1978).
(1903) Irving Stone: United States -- Author (Love is Eternal, Lust for Life).
(1903) Ken Murray: NYC, New York -- Comedian ( Show, Judy Garland Show).
(1903) Antonio Rostagni: Italy Scientist.
(1902) Richard Clarkson: Aerodynamicist.
(1902) Truman J Hedding: US Vice-Admiral (WWII).
(1902) Paul Guilfoyle: Jersey City, New Jersey -- Actor / director (Curiosity Kills).
(1901) Gerald Finzi: English composer and academic (d. 1956).
(1901) Farnand Caujolle: Toulouse physician.
(1901) George Tobias: American actor (Abner Kravitz - Bewitched), dies at age 78 (born 1901).

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