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Famous Birthdays of 14 May

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

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2009 - 2000

(2006) Bluebell Halliwell: British noted family, the daughter of Spice Girl Geri Halliwell and journalist/director Sacha Gervasi.
(2004) Apple Martin: Daughter of American actress Gwyneth Paltrow and her husband, British musician Chris Martin of Cold Play.
(2001) Noah Levi: Pop Singer.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Francis Magundayao: Filipino actor and model.
(1999) Antonio Fernandez: Brazilian noted family, the son of Luiza Brunet and her husband.
(1998) Emily Huff: Vine Star.
(1998) Julia Goodwin: Pop Singer.
(1998) Taruni Sachdev: Indian actress (d. 2012).
(1997) Riley Griffiths
(1997) Manushi Chhillar
(1997) Pyrocynical : YouTube Star.
(1997) Jimmy Whetzel: YouTube Star.
(1996) Martin Garrix: DJ.

(1996) McKaley Miller
(1996) Kolby Koloff: Reality Star.
(1996) Mckaley Miller: TV Actress.
(1995) Kelly Gale: Swedish model.
(1995) Jonah Placid: Australian rugby player.
(1995) João Bellotto: Brazilian noted family, the first son of Malu Mader and Toni Bellotto, was born with 3,34kg and 5çm.
(1994) Marcos Corrêa: Brazilian footballer.
(1994) Dennis Praet: Belgian footballer.
(1993) Miranda Cosgrove: American actress and singer.
(1993) Kristina Mladenovic: French tennis player of Serbian descent, she reached the quarter final at the 2015 US Open.
(1993) Albie Casiño: Filipino actor.
(1993) Bence Rakaczki: Hungarian footballer (d. 2014).
(1992) AJ Saudin: TV Actor.
(1992) Tom Williams: Pop Singer.
(1992) PK Creedon: YouTube Star.
(1992) Maggy : Japanese model.
(1990) Sasha Spielberg: American noted family, the daughter of actress Kate Capshaw and her companion, director Steven Spielberg.
(1990) Brian Chaplin (Locnville)
(1990) Andrew Chaplin (Locnville)
(1990) Chloe Lewis: Reality Star.
(1990) Amber Portwood: Reality Star.
(1990) Olga Ikonnikova: Estonian figure skater.
(1990) Emily Samuelson: American ice dancer.
(1990) Blaine Gibson: Film Producer.
(1990) Janelle Ginestra: Dancer.
(1990) Alexander Gage: American noted family, the second grandchild of Nevada Governor Kay Orr, the son of Jim and Suzanne Orr Gage.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Rob Gronkowski: Football Player.
(1989) Kristina Maria
(1989) Melinda Bam
(1989) Alexandra Park (actress)
(1989) Alexandra Park: TV Actress.
(1989) Alina Talay: Belarusian hurdler.
(1988) Tara Thompson
(1988) Jayne Appel: American basketball player.
(1988) Elease Donovan: Reality Star.
(1987) Zarine Khan: Indian model and actress.

(1987) François Steyn: South African rugby player.
(1987) Nikki Phillippi: YouTube Star.
(1987) Twinnie-Lee Moore: Stage Actress.
(1987) Francois Steyn: South African rugby union player.
(1987) Jeong Min-hyeong: South Korean footballer (d. 2012).
(1987) Franck Songo'o: Cameroonian footballer.
(1986) Clay Matthews III
(1986) Camila Sodi: Mexican actress and singer.
(1986) Clay Matthews: Football Player.
(1986) Sarbel: Greek-born singer.
(1986) Alyosha : Ukrainian singer.
(1986) Andrea Bovo: Italian footballer.
(1986) Marco Motta: Italian footballer.
(1985) Thibault Lacroix
(1985) Carl Nicks (American football)
(1985) Ina Mihalache
(1985) Lina Esco
(1985) Dustin Lynch: Country Singer.
(1985) Simona Peycheva: Bulgarian rhythmic gymnast.
(1985) Georgia Salpa: Greek-Irish model.
(1985) Caroline Romand: French homicide victim, the seven-year-old daughter of Jean-Claude Romand who shot her in the back on the night of 1/08/1993 around 9.20 PM.
(1985) Sally Martin: TV Actress.
(1985) Zack Ryder: American professional wrestler.
(1984) Mark Zuckerberg: American computer programmer and Internet entrepreneur.
(1984) Olly Murs: English singer-songwriter and television presenter ("The Xtra Factor").
(1984) Adam Anderson (musician)
(1984) Hassan Yebda
(1984) Luke Gregerson: American baseball player.
(1984) Jessica Gates: American noted family, first grandchild of former Dallas Cowboy quarterback Roger Staubach, born to his 19-year-old daughter Jennifer.
(1984) Indrek Siska: Estonian footballer.
(1984) Michael Rensing: German footballer.
(1984) Nigel Reo-Coker: English footballer.
(1984) Gary Ablett: Jr.
(1983) Amber Tamblyn: American actress and daughter of actor-dancer Russ Tamblyn.
(1983) Anahí : Mexican singer-songwriter producer and actress (RBD).
(1983) Iveta Lutovská
(1983) Matthieu Valverde
(1983) Uroš Slokar: Slovenian basketball player.
(1983) Anahi : Mexican actress and singer (RBD).
(1983) Frank Gore: American football player.
(1983) Uros Slokar: Slovenian basketball player.
(1983) Mathieu Valverde: French football/soccer goalkeeper, who played for Bordeaux (2003–2009), Bologne (2009–2010), Toulouse (2010–2011), Lyon (2011–2012), Anorthosis Famagusta (2012-) and Ethnikos Achna (Loan, 2015-).
(1983) Tom Welham: English singer and guitarist (Thirteen Senses).
(1983) Amber Tamblyn in Santa Monica: California; actress (Emily Bowen - General Hospital).
(1983) Keeley Donovan: English news and weather presenter.
(1983) Sarbel : English-Greek singer.
(1982) Beardyman : English singer.
(1982) Ai Shibata: Japanese swimmer.
(1982) BeardyMan: English beatboxer.
(1982) Stanimir Todorov: Bulgarian figure skater.
(1982) Marc Machin: French victim of judicial error, acquitted in late 2012 after being found guilty of a double murder he did not commit and spending seven years in prison.
(1982) Anjelah Johnson: Comedian.
(1981) Manchester (United Kingdom)
(1981) Lisa Steinberg: American adopted child and homicide victim beaten to death by her adopted father 11/02/1987.
(1981) Blair O'Neal
(1981) Pranav Mistry: Indian computer scientist invented SixthSense.
(1980) Florent Peyre
(1980) Pierre (Star Academy)
(1980) Pavel Londak: Estonian footballer.
(1980) Hugo Southwell: English-Scottish rugby player.
(1980) Eugene Martineau: Dutch decathlete.
(1980) Júlia Sebestyén: Hungarian figure skater.
(1980) Zdenek Grygera: Czech footballer.
(1980) Julia Sebestyen: Hungarian figure skater.
(1980) Zdeněk Grygera: Czech footballer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Mickaël Landreau: French football/soccer goalkeeper, who has 11 caps for the French national team.
(1979) Sid Ahmed Rezala
(1979) Nicoletta Romanoff
(1979) Carlos Tenorio: Ecuadorian footballer.
(1979) Clinton Morrison: English-born Irish footballer.
(1979) Urijah Faber: MMA Fighter.
(1979) Jim Howick: TV Actor.
(1979) Dan Auerbach: Guitarist.
(1979) Bleona Qereti: World Music Singer.
(1979) Edwige Lawson-Wade: French basketball player.

(1978) Matthieu Millien
(1978) Eddie House: American basketball player.
(1978) Brent Harvey: Australian footballer.
(1978) André Macanga: Angolan footballer and manager.
(1978) Andre Macanga: Angolan footballer.
(1978) Gustavo Varela: Uruguayan footballer.
(1978) Mathieu Millien: French footballer, who played midfielder for Calais between 1997 and 2010.
(1978) Heather Brink in Lincoln: Nebraska; gymnast (Olympics-1996).
(1977) Isabelle Moreau
(1977) Sophie Anderton: English model and reality television personality.
(1977) Ada Nicodemou: Soap Opera Actress.
(1977) Roy Halladay: American baseball player and coach.
(1977) Cesarina Mejia: Miss Dominican Republic Universe (1997).
(1977) Anca Barna in Cluj: Romania; tennis star (semifinals 1995 ITF Poland).
(1977) Jayna Hefford: Ice hockey forward (Canada, Olympics - 1998).
(1977) Pusha T: American rapper (Clipse and Re-Up Gang).
(1976) Martine McCutcheon: British actress, a twenty-something soap star in "EastEnders," playing the role of Tiffany, before she left the show in 1999 and moved into singing and stage work.
(1976) Hunter Burgan: American bass player (AFI The Force and The Frisk).
(1976) Frédéric Vion
(1976) Terrance Cauthen: Trenton, New Jersey -- Lightweight boxer (1996 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1976) Brian Lawrence: American baseball player and coach.
(1975) Chris Kramer
(1975) Carmen Klomp: Australian rower (Olympics-1996).
(1975) Nicki S?rensen: Danish road bicycle racer.
(1975) Nicki Sørensen: Danish cyclist.
(1974) Ginie Line
(1974) Jennifer Allan: American model.
(1974) Ken Belanger in Sault-Ste-Marie: Ontario, Canada; NHL left wing (New York Islanders).
(1974) Krister Axel: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1974) Anu Välba: Estonian journalist.
(1974) Keram Malichi-Sanchez: Actor (No Contest, Catwalk, Boulevard).
(1973) Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet: French politician, often referred to by her initials NKM.
(1973) Natalie Appleton: Canadian singer and actress (All Saints and Appleton).
(1973) Indira Varma
(1973) Ugo Mola
(1973) Sinéad O'Carroll
(1973) Voshon Lenard: American basketball player.
(1973) Hakan Ünsal: Turkish footballer and sportscaster.
(1973) Shanice [Wilson] in Pittsburgh: Pennsylvania, USA; vocalist (Discovery, Loving You).
(1973) John Davis WLAF tight end (Amsterdam Admirals: Tampa Bay Buccaneers).
(1973) Charles Hardison: American homicide victim, murdered the evening of 4/11/1990 about 09:00 PM in Milton, MA by his mother's ex-lover, Raymond Vinnie.
(1973) Shanice : American singer.
(1973) Julian White: English rugby player.
(1973) Fraser Nelson: Scottish journalist.
(1973) Anais Granofsky: Canadian actress director and screenwriter.
(1972) Gabriel Mann (actor)
(1972) Caroline Roux
(1972) Ben Weber (actor)
(1972) Chad Cascadden: NFL linebacker (New York Jets).
(1972) Mark Ruskell: England-born Scottish politician.
(1972) Gabriel Mann: American actor and model, known for his role as Nolan Ross on the ABC drama series Revenge.
(1971) Sofia Coppola: Director.
(1971) Deanne Bray
(1971) Nasha Aziz: Malaysian model and actress.
(1971) Raphael Wiggins in Oakland: California, USA; rapper (Lifelines).
(1971) Martin Reim: Estonian footballer and manager.
(1970) Neil Rayment
(1970) Adrian Rayment
(1970) Juliette Hurel
(1970) Tibor Selymes
(1970) Sylvester Stanley: WLAF defensive tackle (Rhein Fire).
(1970) Erkan Mustafa: English actor and television presenter.
(1970) Donato Ventresca: American who landed a spot on a TV reality show.
(1970) Natasha Ryan in Los Angeles: California, USA; actress (Amy - Ladies' Man).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Cate Blanchett: Australian actress.
(1969) Alexandra Ledermann: French equestrian, the winner of a Bronze Medal in show jumping, Atlanta, on 4 August 1996, riding Rocket M..
(1969) Danny Wood: American musician who, along with Jon and Jordan Knight, McIntyre and Wahlberg, was a member of the group "New Kids On The Block.
(1969) David William Wood in Boston: Massachusetts, USA; rocker (New Kids - "Lovin' You Forever").
(1969) Sabine Schmitz: German race driver and television personality.
(1969) Henry Smith: English politician.
(1968) Alain Bouzigues
(1968) Hiroshi Matsuura: hockey forward (Team Japan 1998).
(1968) Greg Davies: Welsh comedian and actor.
(1967) Valeria Marini: Italian model, actress, showgirl and fashion designer.

(1967) Natasha Elaine Kaiser-Brown in Des Moines: Iowa, USA; 400 metre runner.
(1967) Tony Siragusa: American football player and journalist.
(1967) Natasha Kaiser-Brown: American sprinter and coach.
(1967) Shaun Creighton: Australian distance runner (Olympics-1996).
(1967) Valeria Marini in Rome: Italy; sports commentator (Italian Soccer).
(1967) Tony Siragusa NFL defensive tackle (Indianapolis Colts: Baltimore Ravens).
(1966) Marianne Denicourt: French actress director and screenwriter.
(1966) Raphael Saadiq: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Tony! Toni! Toné! and Lucy Pearl).
(1966) Pooh Richardson: NBA guard (Los Angeles Clippers).
(1966) Fab Morvan: French singer-songwriter and dancer (Milli Vanilli Rob & Fab and Empire Bizarre).
(1966) Leroy Blugh: Canadian Football League defensive end (Edmonton Eskimos).
(1966) Mike Inez: American bass player and songwriter (Alice in Chains Black Label Society Slash's Snakepit and Spys4Darwin).
(1966) Fabrice Morvan: French music artist (Milli Vanilli).
(1965) Joey Cora in Caguas: Puerto Rico; infielder (Seattle Mariners).
(1965) Kelvin Martin: NFL wide receiver (Philadelphia Eagles).
(1965) Joey Cora: Caguas, Puerto Rico -- Infielder (Seattle Mariners).
(1965) Dave Widell: NFL center / guard (Jacksonville Jaguars).
(1965) Curt Harnett: Toronto, Ontario -- Sprint cyclist (1992, 96 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1965) Emma Forbes: English radio and television host.
(1965) Eoin Colfer: Irish author.
(1965) Farid Melouk: French criminal, suspected of belonging to the GIA, an Algerian militant group, arrested in 1998 after a shootout with police in Brussels, Belgium, and later sentenced to nine years in prison.
(1964) James M Kelly: American astronaut.
(1964) James M Kelly in Burlington: Iowa, USA; Captain US Air Force/astronaut.
(1964) James Kelly: American colonel pilot and astronaut.
(1964) Nancy Sorel: Actress (Generations, Black Foix).
(1964) Suzy Kolber: American sportscaster and producer.
(1964) Eric Peterson: American guitarist and songwriter (Testament and Dragonlord).
(1963) Kiara : Pop Singer.
(1963) Pat Borders in Columbus: Ohio, USA; catcher (California Angels).
(1963) David Yelland: English journalist and author.
(1963) Pat Borders: American baseball player and coach.
(1962) Wolfgang Priklopil: An Austrian communications technician who in 1998 kidnapped 10-year-old Natascha Kampusch and held her for eight years, committing suicide after she escaped.
(1962) Ferran Adrià
(1962) Deborah Houlding: British astrologer, editor of "The Traditional Astrologer," a subscription based magazine from 1993, publisher of rare and out-of-print Astrological texts, and graphic designer.
(1962) Danny Huston: Italian-American actor and director.
(1962) CC DeVille: American guitarist songwriter and actor (Poison and Samantha 7).
(1962) C C: Deville; rocker (Poison - "Talk Dirty to Me").
(1962) Ian Astbury in Heswall: Merseyside, England; rock vocalist (Cult - "Fire Woman").
(1962) C C DeVille: American musician (Poison).
(1962) Ian Astbury: English-Canadian singer-songwriter (The Cult The Wondergirls Circus of Power and Holy Barbarians).
(1961) Tim Roth: British actor of Irish descent (his father "né Smith" was born in New-York), starring in "Grace" with Nicole Kidman, directed by Olivier Dahan (2014).
(1961) Jean Leclerc (singer)
(1961) Tommy Rogers: American wrestler (d. 2015).
(1961) Ulrike Folkerts: German actress.
(1961) Jean Leloup: Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1961) David Quantick: English journalist and critic.
(1961) Pierrick Bourgault: French informatician and astrologer, he created the program "Infociel" in 1988.
(1961) Alain Vigneault: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1961) Jean Leclerc: French-Canadian singer and songwriter.
(1960) Frank Nobilo: New Zealander professional golfer: PGA Tour.
(1960) Alec Dankworth: British musician and noted family, the son of John Dankworth and Cleo Laine.
(1960) Steve Dr Death (wrestler)
(1960) Ronan Tynan: Irish tenor (The Irish Tenors).
(1960) Death : American football player and wrestler (d. 2009).
(1960) ''Dr Death'' Steve Williams: American wrestler (d. 2009).
(1960) Christian Degoul: French homicide; with the aid of his mistress, killed his wife 1/30/1982.
(1960) Anne Clark: English singer-songwriter and poet.
(1960) Frank Nobilo in Auckland: New Zealand; Australasia golfer.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Patrick Bruel: Algerian / French actor / rock vocalist (Coup of Sirocco).
(1959) Robert Greene (American author)
(1959) Steve Hogarth: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Marillion The Europeans and How We Live).
(1959) John Holt: American football player (d. 2013).
(1959) Heather Wheeler: English politician.
(1959) Mike Quick: NFL wide receiver (Philadelphia Eagles).
(1959) Robert Greene: American author and translator.
(1959) Markus Büchel: Liechtensteiner politician 9th Prime Minister of Liechtenstein (d. 2013).
(1959) Connie Brighton: Wichita Falls, Texas -- Playmate (Sept, 1982).
(1959) Rick Vaive: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.

(1958) Christine Brennan: American journalist and author.
(1958) Linda Topp: New Zealand twin, gay musician and song-writer.
(1958) Jools Topp: New Zealand twins and entertainers.
(1958) Andrus Vaarik: Estonian actor and director.
(1958) Wilma Rusman: Dutch runner.
(1958) Jan Ravens: English actress and screenwriter.
(1958) Chris Evans: English-Australian politician 26th Australian Minister for Employment.
(1958) Arnaud Bedouët: French actor, playwright and director.
(1957) Israeli Declaration of Independence
(1957) Michel Cymes: French physician of Jewish Polish descent, ENT specialist, and radio-TV presenter ("Le Magazine de la Santé", "Allô Docteurs", with Marina Carrère d'Encausse, and "Les pouvoirs extraordinaires du corps humain" with Adriana Karembeu).
(1957) Linda Lee Tracy
(1957) Marino Lejarreta
(1957) Daniela Dessì: Italian soprano.
(1957) William G Gregory in Lockport: New York, USA; Major US Air Force/Astronaut (STS 67).
(1957) Big Van Vader (born Leon White): American professional wrestler.
(1957) Linda Tracy: Canadian broadcast journalist, documentary filmmaker, writer, and exotic dancer.
(1957) Big Van Vader: American wrestler and actor.
(1956) Steve Hogarth in Kendal: England; vocals (Marillion - "Clutching at Straws").
(1956) Gillian [Marucha] Bradshaw: United States -- Sci-fi author (Hawk of May).
(1956) Hazel Blears: English lawyer and politician Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government.
(1955) Alasdair Fraser: Scottish fiddler (Skyedance).
(1955) Dan Post (actor)
(1955) Big Van Vader
(1955) [Jose] Dennis Martinez in Nicaragua pitcher (Baltimore Orioles: Montreal Expos, Cleveland Indians).
(1955) Jens Sparschuh: German author and playwright.
(1955) Peter Kirsten: South African cricketer and rugby player.
(1955) Kenth Eldebrink: Swedish javelin thrower.
(1955) Marie Chouinard: Canadian dancer and choreographer.
(1955) Jean-Marie Leborgne: French homicide.
(1955) Wilhelm Molterer: Austrian politician.
(1955) Dan Post: American actor, a masculine image seen in commercials for the advertising of Nordic Track.
(1955) Dennis Martínez: Nicaraguan baseball player and coach.
(1954) Jean-Marie Teno
(1954) Joseph McLaughlin: American crime case, a former real-estate developer who was convicted in May 1998 of hiring a hit man to commit murder.
(1954) Jens Sparschuh: German writer.
(1953) Norodom Sihamoni: King of Cambodia.
(1953) Wim Mertens
(1953) Bill Meek: Upland, Pennsylvania -- Prone rifle (1996 Olympics - 8th Place).
(1953) John Rutsey: Canadian drummer (Rush) (d. 2008).
(1953) Norodom Sihamoni : Current reigning King of Cambodia since 29 October 2004.
(1953) Bill Meek in Upland: Pennsylvania, USA; prone rifle (Olympics-1996).
(1953) Tom Cochrane: Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist (Red Rider).
(1953) Hywel Williams: Welsh politician.
(1953) Tom Cochrane in Toronto: Ontario, Canada; rock vocalist/guitarist (Red Rider).
(1952) Robert Zemeckis: American film director.
(1952) David Byrne: Scottish-American musician who was the leader and guitar player of the innovative rock band, "The Talking Heads.
(1952) Patrick Sève
(1952) Michael Fallon: Scottish politician Secretary of State for Defence.
(1952) M J Smith: LPGA golfer.
(1952) Donald McMonagle: American colonel pilot and astronaut.
(1952) Raul Mälk: Estonian politician 22nd Estonian Minister of Foreign Affairs.
(1952) Scott Irwin: American wrestler (d. 1987).
(1952) Donald R McMonagle in Flint: Michigan, USA; Major US Air Force/astronaut (STS 39, 54, 66).
(1952) Orna Grumberg: Israeli computer scientist and academic.
(1952) Donald R McMonagle: American astronaut.
(1951) Guy Carcassonne
(1951) Thierry Gaubert: French communications specialist in the Budget Ministry in the 1990s.
(1951) Season (Susan) Hubley in New York City: New York, USA; actress (PrettyKill, Vice Squad, Hardcore).
(1951) Jay Beckenstein: saxophonist (Spyro Gyra - "Morning Dance").
(1951) Robert Zemeckis: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1951) Seasan Hubley [Susan]: NYC, New York -- Actress (Vice Squad, Hardcore).
(1950) Jill Stein
(1950) Dona Lynn George
(1950) Georges Berthu
(1950) Bertrand Badie: French political scientist specializing in international relations.
(1950) Dona George: American songwriter whose albums include "I Want to Sing You a Love Song," written with Kenny Loggins, with whom she was a couple for some 15 years.
(1950) Adolfo Domínguez: Spanish fashion designer.
(1950) Vijay Darda: Indian Editor and politician.
(1950) Adolfo Dominguez: Spanish fashion designer.
(1950) Mark Blum in Newark: New Jersey, USA; actor (Worth Winning, Blind Date, The Presidio).
(1950) Mark Blum: Newark, New Jersey -- Actor (Worth Winning, Blind Date, Presidio).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Jean Glavany: French politician, a member of the Socialist Party (PS) and former Minister.
(1949) Christian Franqueville
(1949) Klaus-Peter Thaler: German cyclist.
(1949) Walter Day: American game designer and businessman founded Twin Galaxies.
(1949) Sverre Årnes: Norwegian author screenwriter and director.
(1949) Johan Schans: Dutch swimmer.
(1948) Raynald Denoueix: French football manager and defender who played for Nantes (1997–2001) and Real Sociedad (2002–2004).
(1948) Bob Woolmer: Indian-born English expatriate sportsman, an international cricketer, professional cricket coach and also a professional commentator.
(1948) Dominique Pessin: French homicide, a prison chaplain found tied up and strangled to death in his Paris apartment on 7 November 2004.
(1948) Dave LaRoche: baseball pitcher (New York Yankees).

(1948) Walter Olkewicz in Bayonne: New Jersey, USA; actor (Last Resort, Wizards and Warriors).
(1948) Robert Zemeckis: Director (Forrest Gump, Back to the Future).
(1948) Timothy Stevenson: English lawyer and politician Lord Lieutenant of Oxfordshire.
(1947) Pierre Jeantet
(1947) Tamara Dobson: American actress (Born 1947).
(1947) Al Ciner in Chicago: Illinois, USA; rock guitarist (American Breed).
(1947) Al Ciner: Chicago, Illinois -- Rock guitarist (American Breed).
(1947) Karin Struck: Writer.
(1947) Tamara Dobson in Baltimore: Maryland, USA; actress (Amazons, Cleopatra Jones).
(1947) Olivier Rolin: French writer.
(1947) Dick "Dirt": Tidrow; baseball pitcher (New York Yankees).
(1946) Sarah Hogg: Viscountess Hailsham English economist and journalist.
(1946) Alan David Marks: Pianist / composer.
(1945) Francesca Annis: English actress.
(1945) Janou Lefèbvre: French equestrian and Olympic medalist.
(1945) Yochanan Vollach: Israeli footballer and president of Maccabi Haifa.
(1945) George Nicholls: British rugby league footballer.
(1944) George Lucas: American director, writer, producer and film genius.
(1944) Francesca Annis: London, England -- Actress (Madame Bovary, Dune).
(1944) Jean-Louis Prevost: French business leader, the Acting President at Agence France Presse.
(1944) Gene Cornish: Ottawa, Ontario -- Rock bassist / vocalist (Fotomaker, Rascals).
(1944) Troy Shondell: rocker (Many Sides of Troy Shondell).
(1944) George Lucas in Modesto: California, USA; director (Star Wars, Raiders of the Lost Ark).
(1944) Jeanne-Marie Prefaut: French mother of an autistic daughter, Sophie.
(1944) Richard Blair: British engineer and noted family member, the son of writer George Orwell (Eric Arthur Blair) and his first wife Eileen O'Shaughnessy, adopted by them in June 1944.
(1943) Jack Bruce: Scottish musician, bass player and songwriter, singer with the group Cream.
(1943) Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson
(1943) Derek Leckenby: British guitarist (Herman's Hermits) (Born 1943).
(1943) Manuel Urtain
(1943) Richard Peto: English statistician and epidemiologist.
(1943) L Desautels: Canadian accountant and civil servant.
(1943) Dereck "Lek" Leckenby in Leeds: England; guitarist (Herman's Hermits - "There's a Kind of Hush", "Mrs.
(1943) Olafur Ragnar Grimsson: President of Iceland.
(1943) Alan B Mollohan American politician (Representative-Democrat-West Virginia: 1983-).
(1943) Elizabeth Ray in Marshall: North Carolina, USA; congressman Wilbur Mills' lover.
(1943) Jean-Paul Gobel: French Catholic Archbishop, a former apostolic nuncio (ambassador of the Holy See) in different countries.
(1943) Jack Bruce in Lanarkshire: Scotland; bassist (Cream - "White Room").
(1943) Ólafur Grímsson: Icelandic academic and politician 5th President of Iceland.
(1943) Elizabeth Ray: American secretary and model.
(1942) Rüdiger Vogler: German actor.
(1942) Tony Pérez: Cuban-American baseball player and manager.
(1942) Prentis Hancock: Scottish actor.
(1942) Byron Dorgan: American lawyer and politician.
(1942) Lord McAlpine: English contractor / multi-millionaire.
(1942) Rudiger Vogler: German actor.
(1942) Gerald Mark Shapiro: Composer.
(1942) Byron L Dorgan American politician (Representative-Democrat-North Dakota: 1981-).
(1942) Malise Ruthven: Irish author and academic.
(1942) Alistair McAlpine: Baron McAlpine of West Green English businessman and politician (d. 2014).
(1942) Tony Perez: Cuban baseball player.
(1942) Valeriy Brumel: Russian high jumper (d. 2003).
(1941) Ada Haan: Dutch swimmer.
(1940) Chay Blyth: Scottish adventurer, a lone, round-the-world yachtsman.
(1940) George Mathewson: Sir George Mathewson is best known for transforming the Scottish bank The Royal Bank of Scotland from a struggling regional player into a quasi global bank with parallels to Citigroup or HSBC.
(1940) Troy Shondell: American singer.
(1940) Gabriel Schmergel: Hungarian executive and CEO in charge of Genetics Institute, a drug manufacturing company.
(1940) H Jones: English colonel Victoria Cross recipient (d. 1982).
(1940) 'H' Jones: British Soldier, VC recipient (d. 1982).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Colette Nys-Mazure
(1939) M N Fathulin: Cosmonaut.
(1939) Troy Shondell: American singer-songwriter (d. 2016).
(1939) Veruschka von Lehndorff: German model and actress.
(1938) Robert Boyd: English pediatrician and academic.
(1938) Rowena Wall: American professional astrologer.
(1937) Eric Herfst: Dutch cabaret performer / actor (Floris).
(1937) Peter Frederic Williams: Composer.
(1936) Bobby Darin: American actor, singer and recording artist, best remembered for his song "Mack The Knife" that held the No.
(1936) Waheeda Rehman: Indian actress.

(1936) Vic Eliason: American clergyman and radio host founded VCY America (d. 2015).
(1936) Franca Bettoia: Italian actress, who made her first film appearance in "Un palco all'opera" (1955, by Siro Marcellini).
(1936) Charlie Gracie: American singer and guitarist.
(1936) Bobby Darin [Walden Waldo Cassotto] in Bronx: New York, USA; singer ("Mack the Knife").
(1936) Dick Howser: New York Yankees and Kansas City Royals manager, dies at age 51 of brain cancer.
(1935) Yves Larec
(1935) Guy Texereau: French field and track champion running the 300 m. steeplechase at the Tokyo Olympics in 1964.
(1935) Monty Roberts
(1935) Rudi Šeligo: Slovenian playwright and politician (d. 2004).
(1935) Rudi Seligo: Slovenian writer and politician (d. 2004).
(1934) Pascal Jardin: French writer and the father of writer Alexandre Jardin.
(1934) Frederik von Pallandt: Singer.
(1934) Forrest Moses: American artist, a painter and photographer living in New Mexico.
(1934) Grady Gaines: American electric blues, Texas blues and jazz blues tenor saxophonist, who performed and recorded with Little Richard in the 1950s.
(1934) William Adams: American merchandise marketing executive in the flooring tile and insulation business, CEO with Armstrong World Industries.
(1934) Sian Phillips: Welsh actress.
(1934) Claude Gubler: French physician, the doctor to President Mitterrand.
(1933) Siân Phillips: Welsh actress and singer.
(1933) Frank Harte: Traditional Irish Singer and song collector.
(1933) Eric Battista: France sport Champion.
(1933) Michael Chevalier: German voice actor.
(1933) Éric Battista: French triple jumper who competed in the 1956 Summer Olympics, in the 1960 Summer Olympics, and in the 1964 Summer Olympics.
(1933) Lajos Kovacs: Hungary -- Actor (Wings of Desire).
(1932) Jan Holland: American free-lance magazine and screenwriter.
(1932) Robert Bechtle: American artist and painter, he depicts everyday life.
(1932) Richard Estes: American painter and illustrator.
(1932) Bob Johnston: American record producer, best known for his work with Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash, Leonard Cohen, many Nashville recording artists, and Simon and Garfunkel.
(1932) Mario Bichón: Chilean civil servant and politician (d. 2013).
(1931) Alvin Lucier: American composer and academic.
(1931) Alvin Augustus Lucier Jr: Composer.
(1930) William James: Australian general and physician (d. 2015).
(1930) Phillipo Seed: Social work academic.
(1930) Edward V "Ned" Regan in Planfield: New Jersey, USA; American politician (Controller-Republican-New York, 1978-).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Lorne Worsley: Canadian hockey player, a goalie who won the Vezina trophy twice and the Calder trophy in 1953.
(1929) Henry McGee: British actor, straight man to Benny Hill (d. 2006).
(1929) Vladimir Antoshin: in USSR; International Chess Grandmaster (1964).
(1929) Gump Worsley: Canadian ice hockey player (Born 1929).
(1929) Barbara Branden: Canadian-American author (d. 2013).
(1928) Che Guevara: Argentinean revolutionary who led guerrilla groups with the aid of Fidel Castro in their attempt to spread communism in South America and Africa.
(1928) René Thomas
(1928) Jack Ralite: Chélons sur Marne Politician.
(1928) Frederik Kreuger: Dutch engineer author and academic (d. 2015).
(1928) Rene Thomas: Belgian geneticist who was awarded the Franqui Prize in 1975.

(1928) Brian Macdonald: Canadian dancer and choreographer (d. 2014).
(1928) : American singer (The Coasters and The Cadets) (d. 2000).
(1928) Frederik H Kreuger: Dutch scientist and inventor.
(1928) Will ''Dub'' Jones: American singer (The Coasters) (d. 2000).
(1928) Pierre Guy: Bazouges EXecutives.
(1927) Shirley Spork: LPGA golfer.
(1927) Herbert W Franke: Austrian writer.
(1927) Herbert Franke: Austrian scientist and author.
(1927) Georges Suffert: French journalist and writer, who has written for France Observateur, L'Express, Le Figaro and Le Point.
(1926) Eric Morecambe: British comedian of over 40 years with partner Ernie Wise until his death on 5/28/1984.
(1926) Marcel Dussault: France sport Champion.
(1926) Eric Morecambe in London: England; comedian (Morecambe and Wise, Picadilly Palace).
(1926) Cestmir Gregor: Composer.
(1925) Loleh Bellon
(1925) François Maistre
(1925) Patrice Munsel: American opera singer, Broadway performer and recording artist, the youngest member ever to have sung with the Metropolitan Opera House.
(1925) Sophie Kurys: American baseball player (d. 2013).
(1925) Patrice Munsel in Spokane: Washington, USA; soprano (Patrice Munsel Show).
(1925) Georges Bellon: French actor - most likely a mixup with actress Loleh Bellon.
(1925) Tristram Ogilvie Cary: Composer.
(1925) Ninian Sanderson: Scottish race car driver (d. 1985).
(1925) Al Porcino: American trumpet player (d. 2013).
(1925) Boris Parsadanian: Armenian-Estonian violinist and composer (d. 1997).
(1925) Oona O'Neill: daughter of playwright Eugene O'Neill and 4th wife of Charlie Chaplin (Born 1926).
(1925) Jean-Pierre Haeberlin: French painter, restaurant manager and 3 Star Michelin chef.
(1924) Joly Braga Santos: Composer.
(1923) Adnan Pachachi: Iraqi politician Iraqi Minister of Foreign Affairs.
(1923) Antoine Hurel: Colombiers EXecutives.
(1923) Diane Arbus [Nemerov] in New York City: New York, USA; photographer (Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, Nudists).
(1923) François-Jean Armorin: French war correspondent, journalist and writer.
(1923) Mrinal Sen: Bangladeshi-Indian director producer and screenwriter.
(1922) Franjo Tudjman
(1922) Franjo Tudman: Croatian politician, leader of the secessionist republic which declared its independence from Yugoslavia on 6/25/1991.
(1922) Agha Hasan: Abedi banker.
(1922) Marcel Buffet
(1922) Franjo Tuđman: Yugoslav historian; later 1st President of Croatia (d. 1999).
(1922) Richard Deacon: American supporting actor.
(1921) Richard Deacon: American actor and singer (d. 1984).
(1921) Fernand Criqui: Straabourg Writer.
(1921) Arve Opsahl: Norwegian movie and stage actor, singer, and stand-up comedian.
(1921) Jean-Jacques Bricaire: French playwright.
(1920) Dorothy Brock: American child actor, she made her film debut in the 1924 silent-movie version of "Lilies of the Field" and her last movie in 1927.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) John Hope: American soldier and meteorologist (d. 2002).
(1919) Maarten Vrolijk: Dutch socialist-democrat party minister (CRM 1965-66).
(1919) Solange Chaput-Rolland: French-Canadian journalist and politician (d. 2001).
(1917) Lou Harrison: Portland, Oregon -- Composer (Rapunzel).
(1917) Albert Carette: Roanne Military man.
(1917) Herta Ryder: literary agent.
(1917) Norman Luboff: American composer and conductor (d. 1987).
(1916) Robert Christy: Canadian-American physicist and astronomer (d. 2012).
(1916) Hans-Gabriel Finne: Norwegian architect.
(1916) Lance Dossor: English-Australian pianist and educator (d. 2005).

(1916) Del Moore: Actor / announcer (Cal-Bachelor Father), dies at 53.
(1916) Marco Zanuso: Italian architect and designer (d. 2001).
(1915) Harry Joseph: Chick Daugherty trombonist (Spike Jones and City Slickers).
(1915) Jacques Haguenauer: French honorary architect, urban planner, designer and engraver.
(1914) Maurice Kriegel-Valrimont
(1914) Jean Bazaugour: Bassillac Military man.
(1914) Joseph Martray: French jurist and politician who died on 1 June 2009 in Rennes, France.
(1914) Luis Quesada Garland: Peruvian architect, professor, essay writer, art critic and a promoter of modern architecture in Peru.
(1914) Gul Nasir: Pakistani journalist poet and politician (d. 1983).
(1912) Fernand Pouillon: French architect, urban planner, building contractor and writer.
(1912) Marguerite Fawdry: museum curator.
(1911) J Borremans: Belgian politician (communist)/Member of Parliament.
(1911) Hans Vogt: Composer.
(1910) Ne Win: Prime Minister of Burma (1958-60 1962-74); head of state (1962-81) (d. 2002).
(1910) André Bontems: French Catholic priest, who served as Bishop of Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne from 1960 to 1985, of Tarentaise from 1961 to 1985, archbishop of Chambéry, and Bishop of Maurienne and Tarentaise from 1966 to 1985.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Godfrey Rampling: English sprinter and colonel (d. 2009).
(1909) Vladimir Alatortsev: USSR -- International Chess Master (1950).
(1909) Jean Roget: Coublevie physician.
(1908) Betty Jeffrey: Australian nurse and author (d. 2000).
(1907) Karl Schulze (boxer)
(1907) Karl Schulze: German bantamweight boxing champion 1929-1930.
(1907) Robert Blot: Seurre Musician.
(1907) Dick Bentley: entertainer.
(1907) Ayub Khan: Pakistani general and politician 2nd President of Pakistan (d. 1974).
(1907) Johnny Moss: American professional poker player (d. 1995).

(1907) Hans von der Groeben: German journalist and diplomat (d. 2005).
(1907) Mohammed Ayub Khan: General / Premier / President (Pakistan).
(1907) Karl Schirdewan: German Communist politician.
(1906) Pierre Lamelin: France Scientist.
(1906) André Glory: French archaeologist who studied the prehistoric caves at Lascaux.
(1906) James Flavin: Portland, Maine -- Actor (Man With a Camera).
(1906) Hastings Kamuzu: Banda President of Malawi (1964-94).
(1906) Georges Balans: Bordeaux physician.
(1905) Jean Daniélou: French Jesuit theologian, historian, cardinal and a member of the Académie française.
(1905) Herbert Morrison: American soldier and journalist (d. 1989).
(1905) Robert Lafon: Marseilles physician.
(1905) Jean Danielou: French cardinal (d. 1974).
(1905) Arturo De la Garza: Mexican lawyer and politician, from the state of Nuevo Leon, held diverse political positions, among them the governor of his home state.
(1905) Antonio Berni: Argentinian figurative artist.
(1904) Marcel Junod: Swiss physician and anesthesiologist (d. 1961).
(1904) Hans Einstein: Swiss-American engineer and educator (d. 1973).
(1904) Hans Albert Einstein: Swiss-born American professor, son of Albert Einstein and Mileva Maric (d. 1973).
(1903) Billie Dove: American actress (Born 1903).
(1901) Robert Ritter: German psychologist and physician (d. 1951).
(1900) Cesare Polacco: Italian actor from age 19 in commercials, moving into stage and TV.
(1900) Leo Smit: Dutch pianist and composer (d. 1943).
(1900) Edgar Wind: German-English historian author and academic (d. 1971).
(1900) Hal Borland: American journalist and author (d. 1978).
(1900) Billie Dove [Lilian Bohny]: NYC, New York -- Actress (Black Pirate, Stolen Bride).
(1900) Walter Rehberg: Swiss concert pianist, composer and writer (d. 1957).

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