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Famous Birthdays of 15 May

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 15th of May

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2010 - Today

(2014) Twins Arnold: Monoamniotic twins born to a black woman, Amanda Arnold, at Akron General Medical Center.

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2009 - 2000

(2005) Sarah Hunt: Dancer.
(2002) Hala Turk: Pop Singer.
(2000) Trinity Inay: Dancer.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Jordan Elle: YouTube Star.
(1998) Gustavo Vazquez: Drummer.
(1997) Ousmane Dembélé
(1997) Nick Purcha: TV Actor.
(1997) Erica Green: American murder victim (d. 2001).
(1996) Birdy (musician)
(1996) Bird Birdy: Musician.
(1996) Birdy : Pop Singer.
(1996) Juana Martinez: YouTube Star.
(1995) Ryosuke Yamamoto: Japanese actor and model.

(1995) Ksenia Sitnik: Belarusian singer.
(1995) Ashley DeAngelis: Family Member.
(1995) Meg DeAngelis: YouTube Star.
(1995) Reed Robertson: Reality Star.
(1994) Marissa Mayne: Vine Star.
(1994) Bronte Campbell: Athlete.
(1994) Zar Ann: YouTube Star.
(1993) Stefania Bivone: Italian model and beauty contest winner, crowned Miss Italy 2011.
(1993) Mahfizur Sagor: Bangladeshi swimmer.
(1993) Miranda Cosgrove: Actress.
(1992) Clark Beckham: Soul Singer.
(1992) Esa Fung: Vine Star.
(1992) Jasmin Brown: Comedian.
(1991) Jennifer Hof
(1991) Mollee Gray: Dancer.
(1991) Jed Elliott: Bassist.
(1990) Lee Jong-hyun: South Korean singer-songwriter guitarist and actor (CNBLUE).
(1990) Stella Maxwell: Model.
(1990) Sophie Cookson
(1990) Joe Mattock: English footballer.
(1990) Jordan Eberle: Canadian hockey player.
(1990) Ali Michael: Model.
(1990) Landon Dowlatsingh: YouTube Star.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Sunny (singer)
(1989) Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa
(1989) Teri Gender Bender
(1989) Kiki Vidis: Australian porn actress.
(1989) Akina Minami: Japanese model.
(1989) Sunny : Pop Singer.
(1989) Rob Gronkowski: Athlete.
(1989) Sunny (Lee Soon-kyu): South Korean singer (Girls' Generation).
(1988) Nicole Flint
(1988) Marcus Collins: Pop Singer.

(1988) Indrek Kajupank: Estonian basketball player.
(1988) Nemanja Nešić: Serbian rower (d. 2012).
(1987) Andy Murray: Scottish professional tennis player, ranked No.
(1987) Ersan İlyasova: Turkish basketball player.
(1987) Ersan Ilyasova: Turkish basketball player.
(1987) Doruk Çetin: Turkish actor director and producer.
(1987) Kévin Constant: French-Guinean footballer.
(1987) Mark Fayne: American ice hockey player.
(1987) Leonardo Mayer: Argentinian tennis player.
(1987) Jennylyn Mercado: Filipino singer-songwriter and actress.
(1987) Michael Brantley: American baseball player.
(1987) David Adams: American baseball player.
(1987) Brian Dozier: Baseball Player.
(1986) Anaïs Delva
(1986) Clay Matthews III: Athlete.
(1986) Lawrence Timmons: Athlete.
(1986) Anais Delva: Stage Actress.
(1986) Matias Fernandez: Chilean footballer.
(1986) Adam Moffat: British football player.
(1986) Thomas Brown: American football player.
(1986) Matías Fernández: Chilean footballer.
(1985) Delphine Ledoux
(1985) Carl Medjani
(1985) Dustin Lynch: Musician.
(1985) Georgia Salpa: Model.
(1985) Tania Cagnotto: Italian member of a noted family, the daughter of the diver Georgio Cagnotto.
(1985) Cristiane : Brazilian footballer.
(1985) Ashlynn Yennie: Movie Actress.
(1985) Justine Robbeson: South African javelin thrower.
(1985) Derek Hough: American dancer and choreographer.
(1984) Samantha Noble: Australian actress.
(1984) Sergio Jimenez: Brazilian racing driver.
(1984) Sérgio Jimenez: Brazilian race car driver.
(1984) Jeff Deslauriers: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1984) Probz: Rapper.
(1983) Pablo Larrazabal
(1983) Germain Chardin: French rower, he won the Bronze in the 2008 Olympics and the Silver in the 2012 Olympics.
(1983) Amber Tamblyn: Actress.
(1982) Jessica Sutta: American singer-songwriter dancer and actress (The Pussycat Dolls).
(1982) Alex Breckenridge: American actress.
(1982) Veronica Campbell-Brown: Jamaican sprinter.
(1982) Tatsuya Fujiwara: Japanese actor.
(1982) Segundo Castillo: Ecuadorian footballer.
(1982) Bradford Cox: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Deerhunter).
(1982) Anya Garnis: Dancer.
(1982) Anjelah Johnson: Comedian.
(1982) Alexandra Breckenridge: TV Actress.
(1982) Rafael Pérez: Dominican baseball player.
(1981) Zara Phillips: British royal family, the daughter of Princess Anne and Mark Phillips, granddaughter of Queen Elizabeth II.
(1981) Myriam Abel
(1981) Patrice Evra: Soccer Player.
(1981) Jamie-Lynn Sigler: American actress and singer.
(1981) Erica Campbell
(1981) Justin Morneau: Canadian baseball player.
(1981) Ben (singer)
(1981) Zara Anne Elizabeth Phillips: daughter of Princess Anne-10th in succession to British throne.
(1981) Jamie Sigler: TV Actress.
(1980) Josh Beckett: American baseball player.
(1980) Richard Kahan
(1980) Rocky Marquette: American actor.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Daniel Caines: English sprinter.
(1979) Adolfo Bautista: Mexican footballer.
(1979) Robert Royal: American football player.
(1979) Li Yanfeng: Chinese discus thrower.
(1979) Dan Auerbach: Musician.
(1979) Chris Masoe: New Zealander rugby player.
(1979) Ryan Riley: American skier.
(1978) Caroline Dhavernas: Canadian actress.
(1978) David Krumholtz: American actor and producer.
(1978) Margrieta Wever

(1978) Dwayne De Rosario: Canadian soccer player.
(1978) Zoltan Bathory: Guitarist.
(1978) Edu Gaspar: Brazilian footballer.
(1978) Robert Royal: American football player.
(1978) Edu: Brazilian footballer.
(1978) Dwayne DeRosario: Canadian footballer.
(1978) Amy Chow: San Jose, California -- Gymnast (1996 Olympics - Gold / Silver Medalist).
(1978) David Krumholtz in New York City: New York; actor (Billy Kulchak - Chicago Sons).
(1978) Amy Chow in San Jose: California; gymnast (Olympics-gold/silver-1996).
(1978) Krissy Taylor: Model (17 Magazine), dies of respiratory problems at 17.
(1977) Ingrid Canoletti: Brazilian model who was fifth born of eight girls.
(1977) Roy Halladay: Athlete.
(1977) Jacky Ido: Actor.
(1976) Cyrille Thouvenin
(1976) Ryan Leaf: American football player, quarterback.
(1976) Eric DuBose: Bradenton, Florida -- Baseball pitcher (1996 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1976) Adolfo Bautista: Mexican footballer.
(1976) Tyler Walker: American baseball player.
(1976) Jacek Krzynówek: Polish footballer.
(1976) David Copeland: English terrorist.
(1976) Torraye Braggs: American basketball player.
(1976) Jacek Krzynowek: Polish footballer.
(1975) Peter Iwers: Swedish bass player (In Flames).
(1975) Ray Lewis: Linebacker (Baltimore Ravens).
(1975) Ales Michalevic: Belarusian lawyer and politician.
(1974) Ahmet Zappa: American singer-songwriter producer and actor.
(1974) Marko Tredup: German footballer and manager.
(1974) A J Hinch in Wavely: Iowa, USA; baseball catcher (Olympics-bronze-1996).
(1974) Shiney Ahuja: Indian actor.
(1974) Addilson dos: Santos; soccer player (Sparta).
(1974) Matthew Sadler: English chess player and author.
(1974) A J Hinch: Wavely, Iowa -- Baseball catcher (1996 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1974) Vassilis Kikilias: Greek basketball player and politician.
(1973) Pascal Gentil
(1973) Vic"Tori"a Davey Spelling: Los Angeles, California -- Actress (Donna-Beverly Hills 90210).
(1973) Emilia Tsoulfa: Greek sailing champion.
(1973) Victoria Davey Spelling in Los Angeles: California, USA; actress (Donna - Beverly Hills 90210).
(1973) Indira Varma: Actress.
(1973) Suzannah Bianco in San Jose: California, USA; synchronized swimmer (alternate-Olympics-1996).
(1972) David Charvet: French-American actor who moved to the U.S.
(1972) Nathalie Iannetta
(1972) Valérie Claisse
(1972) Antonio Lang
(1972) Danny Alexander: Scottish politician Secretary of State for Scotland.
(1972) Valerie Claisse: French beauty queen, winner of the contest of Miss Pays-de-Loire,1993 and Miss France, 1994.
(1972) Conrad Keely: English-American singer-songwriter and guitarist (..
(1972) Patrick Pothuizen: soccer player (Vitesse).
(1972) Tirrell Greene: WLAF guard (Frankfurt Galaxy).
(1972) Richard Blackwood: Comedian.
(1972) Troy Drake: NFL tackle (Philadelphia Eagles).
(1971) Sofia Coppola: Director.
(1971) Scott Shipley: Bremerton, Washington -- Slalom single kayak (1996 Olympics - 6th Place).
(1971) Karin Lušnic: Slovenian tennis player.
(1971) Sarah Hadland: TV Actress.
(1971) Phil Pfister: American weightlifter and strongman.
(1970) Desmond Howard: American football player, a wide receiver/kick returner for the Oakland Raiders.
(1970) Brad Rowe
(1970) Keith Tower: NBA center (Los Angeles Clippers).
(1970) Frank de Boer: Dutch footballer and manager.
(1970) Nicola Walker
(1970) Martin Rossiter: Welsh singer-songwriter (Gene).
(1970) Daniel LaPlante: American homicide; accused murderer of a housewife and her two young children 12/01/1987.
(1970) Ben Wallace: English captain and politician.
(1970) Rod Smith: NFL wide reciever (Denver Broncos - Super Bowl 32).
(1970) Anne Meyers: American violinist and educator.
(1970) Alison Jackson: English photographer director and screenwriter.
(1970) Ronald de Boer: Dutch footballer and manager.
(1970) Frank de: Boer; Dutch soccer star (Ajax).
(1970) Artie Smith: NFL defensive end (Cincinnati Bengals).
(1970) Tony Brown: NFL cornerback (Seattle Seahawks).
(1970) Ronald de: Boer; Dutch soccer player (Ajax).
(1970) Desmond Howard NFL receiver (Jacksonville Jaguars: Oakland Raiders).
(1970) Cory Philpot: Canadian Football League running back (British Columbia Lions).
(1970) Prince Be: Rapper (PM Dawn).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Hideki Irabu: Japanese-American baseball player (d. 2011).
(1969) Emmitt Smith: American athlete, considered to be one of the all-time great running backs for the Dallas Cowboys.
(1969) Cate Blanchett: Actress.
(1969) Assala Nasri: Syrian singer.
(1969) Holly McPeak: American beach volleyball player.
(1969) Danny Wood: Musician.
(1969) Asalah Nasri: Syrian singer.
(1969) Greg Kurstin: Producer.
(1969) Holly McPeak in Manhattan Beach: California, USA; beach volleyball player (Olympics-1996).
(1969) Emmitt Smith running back (Dallas Cowboys: three-time NFL rushing leader).

(1968) Todd Porter in Montclair: New Jersey, USA; actor (Hamilton - Whiz Kids).
(1968) Leroy Hoard NFL running back (Cleveland Browns: Minnesota Vikings).
(1968) Robin Kaplan: American employee of TJX Companies, a senior store equipment specialist, killed aboard American Airlines Flight 11 when it impacted New York’s World Trade Center on 9/11/2001.
(1968) Sophie Raworth: English journalist and actress.
(1968) Cecilia Malmström: Swedish academic and politician 15th European Commissioner for Trade.
(1968) James "Jim" Neil in Buffalo: New York, USA; rower (Olympics-1996).
(1968) Seth Putnam: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Anal Cunt Post Mortem and Siege) (d. 2011).
(1968) Cecilia Malmstrom: Swedish politician.
(1967) Madhuri Dixit: Indian actress.
(1967) John Smoltz: American baseball player and sportscaster.
(1967) Sethrida Geagea
(1967) John Smoltz in Detroit: Michigan, USA; pitcher (Atlanta Braves, 1996 Cy Young).
(1967) Orlando Zapata: Cuban plumber and activist (d. 2010).
(1967) Sebastian Thrun: Scientist.
(1967) Laura Hillenbrand: American journalist and author.
(1967) Omar Vizquel in Caracas: Venezuela; shortstop (Seattle Mariners, Cleveland Indians).
(1966) Greg Wise
(1966) Sommore
(1966) Paul Ysebaert in Sarnia: Ontario, Canada; NHL left wing (Tampa Bay Lightning).
(1966) Pete Wiggs: English keyboard player songwriter and producer (Saint Etienne).
(1966) Raphael Saadiq: Musician.
(1965) Raí : Brazilian soccer player, one of the top players in his country.
(1965) Andre Abujamra: Brazilian film score composer.
(1965) Glen Hnatiuk in Selkirk: Manitoba, Canada; Nike golfer (1992 Mississippi Gulf).
(1965) Dan Stryzinski: NFL punter (Atlanta Falcons).
(1965) Erik Paulsen: Politician.
(1965) Eoin Colfer: Author.
(1965) André Abujamra: Brazilian singer-songwriter guitarist and actor (Karnak).
(1965) Jeff Rochlin in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actor (Cutting Class, Splitz, Taps).
(1965) Rai: Brazilian footballer.
(1964) Levi Henriksen
(1964) Pierre Trentin: France -- 1K time trials (1968 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1964) Lars Rasmussen: Danish lawyer and politician 40th Prime Minister of Denmark.
(1964) Lars L?kke Rasmussen: Prime Minister of Denmark.
(1964) Digna Ochoa: Mexican lawyer (d. 2001).
(1963) Brenda Bakke: American actress.
(1963) Jamie Harris: English actor.
(1963) Grant Herslov in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Wayne - Spencer, Under One Roof).
(1963) George Heidweiler: in Suriname; Dutch painter.
(1962) Lisa Curry: Australian swimmer.
(1962) Lisa Curry-Kenny: Australian Ironwoman.
(1962) Danny Huston: Actor.
(1962) Ferran Adria: Chef.
(1961) Daniel Giménez Cacho
(1961) Katrin Cartlidge: British actress (Born 1961).
(1961) Larry Holden
(1961) Melle Mel: American rapper (Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five).
(1961) Giselle Fernandez: News Anchor.
(1961) Roberta Voltolini: Italian singer, dancer, ballerina.
(1961) Tim Roth: Actor.
(1961) Anne Kelly: LPGA golfer.
(1961) Daniel Trant: American former basketball player and 1984 Celtics Draft pick.
(1960) Rob Bowman: American director and producer.
(1960) R Kuhaneswaran: Sri Lankan politician.
(1960) Rimas Kurtinaitis: Lithuanian basketball player and coach.
(1960) Alison Jackson: Artist.
(1960) Greg Wise: English actor and producer.
(1960) Rhonda Burchmore: Australian actress singer and dancer.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Beverly Jo Scott
(1959) Jill Bolte Taylor
(1959) Andrew Eldritch: English singer-songwriter (The Sisters of Mercy The Sisterhood and SSV).
(1959) Gene Banks
(1959) Khaosai Galaxy: Thai boxer and politician.
(1959) Luis Perez-Sala: Spanish racing driver.
(1959) Luis Pérez-Sala: Spanish race car driver.
(1959) Kaokor Galaxy: Thai boxer.
(1959) Beverly Scott: American-Belgian singer-songwriter.
(1958) Ron Simmons: American professional wrestler.

(1957) Clark Davis: Canadian champion wrestler for some years, representing Canada at the Los Angeles Olympics 1984.
(1957) Margaretha : Luxembourgian and Liechtenstein princess, the fourth child and second daughter of Grand Duke Jean of Luxembourg and Princess Joséphine Charlotte of Belgium.
(1957) Meg Gardiner: American-English author and academic.
(1957) Juan Ibarretxe: Spanish politician.
(1957) Kevin Von Erich: American football player and wrestler.
(1957) Juan Jose Ibarretxe: Basque statesman.
(1957) Jean : Luxembourgian prince, the second son of Jean, Grand Duke of Luxembourg and Princess Joséphine-Charlotte of Belgium.
(1956) Mirek Topolánek
(1956) Mirek Topalanek
(1956) Freeman Williams
(1956) Peter Salmon: English television producer.
(1956) Leena Havukainen: Finnish theatre director.
(1956) Alice Miller in Marysville: California, USA; LPGA golfer (1985 Nabisco Dinah Shore).
(1956) Andreas Loverdos: Greek lawyer and politician Greek Minister of Labour.
(1956) Dan Patrick: American sportscaster and actor.
(1955) Lee Horsley: American actor.
(1955) Marie Vincent
(1955) Lee Horsley in Muleshoe: Texas, USA; actor (Nero Wolfe, Matt Houston).
(1955) Lia Vissi: Cypriot singer-songwriter and politician.
(1955) Mohamed Brahmi: Tunisian politician (d. 2013).
(1955) Thomas E. Donilon: Public Servant.
(1954) Caroline Thomson: English journalist and broadcaster.
(1954) Bob Beauchemin in Winnipeg: Canada; golfer (West Coast Open-1982, 1983).
(1954) Robert P Harrison: American thinker.
(1954) Suzanne Basso: American murderer (d. 2014).
(1954) Diana Liverman: English-American geographer and academic.
(1953) Mike Oldfield: English singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (The Sallyangie).
(1953) George Brett (baseball)
(1953) Norodom Sihamoni: Royalty.
(1953) Christine Milne: Politician.
(1953) Tom Cochrane: Musician.
(1953) George Brett in Wheeling: West Virginia, USA; Kansas City Royals third baseman (1980 American League Most Valuable Player).
(1953) Athene Donald: English physicist and academic.
(1953) George Brett: Baseball Player.
(1952) Chazz Palminteri: American actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1952) Chazz Palminteri: American actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1952) Vahid Halilhodzic
(1952) Phil Seymour: American musician, drummer with "The Dwight Twilley Band," 1968-1978.
(1952) Rick Waits baseball pitcher (Texas Rangers: Cleveland Indians, Minnesota Twins).
(1951) Frank Wilczek: American mathematician and physicist Nobel Prize laureate.
(1951) Chris Ham: English political scientist and academic.
(1951) Dennis Frederiksen: American singer-songwriter (Toto Angel and Le Roux) (d. 2014).
(1951) Dennis Frederiksen rocker (Toto - "Roseanna": "Africa").
(1951) Siegfried Woldhek: Artist.
(1950) Renate Stecher
(1950) Carl Calleman: Swedish toxicologist and author/speaker on the millenarian New Age interpretation of the Mayan calendar known as Mayanism.
(1950) Jill Stein: Politician.
(1950) Nicholas Hammond: American-Australian actor and singer.
(1950) Jackie Speier: Politician.
(1950) Keith Mills: English businessman.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Jean-Francois Hory
(1949) Jean-François Hory: French politician, radical left, a lawyer by profession.
(1949) Eric J Beekes: Actor / singer (Hunk).
(1949) Frank L Culbertson Jr in Charleston: South Carolina, USA; Commander US Navy/astronaut (STS-38).
(1949) George Adams: American athlete, played three seasons for San Diego pro basketball team, beginning in 1972.
(1949) Hajo Banzhaf: German professional astrologer and tarot reader.
(1949) Bruce Marshall: American astrologer.
(1949) Bernard Moninot: French sculptor, professor at the École nationale supérieure des beaux-arts de Paris.
(1949) Frank Culbertson: Jr.
(1949) Robert Sparks: English geologist and academic.

(1948) Brian Eno: British musician and composer, joined the group Roxy Music as a tech advisor in January 1971, later assuming a more substantial role in the look and direction of the group.
(1948) Kathleen Sebelius: American politician and Obama Administration figure.
(1948) Yutaka Enatsu: Japanese professional baseball pitcher.
(1948) Valentina Gerasimova: Kazakhstani runner.
(1947) Claude Picasso
(1947) Hubert Falco: French politician who was appointed Secretary of State for development of the territory in the government of François Fillon on 18 March 2008.
(1947) Jon Landau: Producer.
(1947) Graeham Goble: Australian singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Little River Band Mississippi Travis Wellington Hedge and Birtles & Goble).
(1947) Graham Goble: Adelaide, South Australia -- Rock guitarist (Little River Band).
(1946) Aly Bain: Scottish acclaimed fiddler who featured Shetland fiddle tunes and tunes from other countries.
(1946) Georges Bereta
(1946) Chazz Palminteri: Movie Actor.
(1946) Thadeus Lý: Vietnamese priest and activist.
(1946) Kenichi Mikawa: Japanese singer and television personality.
(1946) Chazz Palminteri in the Bronx: New York, USA; actor (Jade, Diabolique, Bronx Tale).
(1946) Paul Broun: Politician.
(1946) Robert Jarvik: Inventor.
(1945) Duarte Pio: Duke of Braganza, Portuguese noble.
(1945) Michael Dexter: English hematologist and academic.
(1945) Lasse Berghagen: Swedish singer.
(1944) Pierre Trentin: French track cyclist racer, twice Olympic champion in 1968 (individual 1km time trial and tandem with Daniel Morelon) and winner of a bronze medal at the 1964 Olympics on the 1km.
(1944) Yves Coussain
(1944) Bill Alter: American police officer and politician.
(1944) Tich: Rocker.
(1944) Miruts Yifter: Ethiopia -- 5K / 10K runner (1980 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1944) Ulrich Beck: German sociologist and academic (d. 2015).
(1943) Nicole Péry
(1943) Paul Bégin: Canadian lawyer and politician.
(1943) Harve Brosten: Comedy writer / producer / director (All in the Family).
(1943) David Cronenberg: Canadian screenwriter and film director.
(1943) Jack Bruce: Musician.
(1943) Alan Mollohan: Politician.
(1943) Freddie Perren: American songwriter producer and conductor (d. 2004).
(1943) Liane Wade: American astrologer, a student since the mid-1980s.
(1942) Larry Pines: American astrologer and part-time actor.
(1942) Edwige Antier
(1942) Lois Johnson: American singer-songwriter (d. 2014).
(1942) K Oslin: American singer-songwriter and actress.
(1942) Doug Lowe: Australian politician 35th Premier of Tasmania.
(1942) Jusuf Kalla: Indonesian businessman and politician 10th Vice President of Indonesia.
(1942) Tony Perez: Athlete.
(1942) Byron Dorgan: Politician.
(1942) Anthony Wayne England in Indianapolis: Indiana, USA; PhD/astronaut (STS 51-F).
(1941) Jean-Pierre Balduyck
(1941) K T Oslin in Crossett: Arkansas, USA; country singer (1980s Ladies).
(1941) Lainie Kazan in Brooklyn: New York, USA; singer/actress (Lust in the Dust, Beaches).
(1941) Eddy Schutz
(1941) KT Oslin: American musician.
(1941) Richard Edward Wilson: Composer.
(1941) Jaxon : American illustrator and publisher co-founded the Rip Off Press (d. 2006).
(1940) Ira Einhorn: American guru and '60s celebrity, once Philadelphia's leading hippie and self-described "planetary enzyme.
(1940) Don Nelson: American basketball General Manager with the Mavericks.
(1940) Lainie Kazan: American actress and singer.
(1940) Mireille Darc: Toulon, France -- Actor (Week End, Hurried Man).
(1940) Paul Rudd in Boston: Massachusetts, USA; actor (A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court).
(1940) Roger Ailes: American businessman.
(1940) Beth Stone: LPGA golfer.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Jean-Claude Annoux: French singer-songwriter, who wrote the songs 'Aux jeunes loups' (1965) and 'Touristes.
(1939) Veruschka von Lehndorff: Model.
(1939) Dorothy Shirley: English high jumper and educator.
(1939) Barbara Hammer: American filmmaker in the genre of experimental films and a professor at European Graduate School in Saas-Fee.
(1939) Brian Hartley: Mathematician.
(1938) Mireille Darc: French actress; her films include "Galia," "The Blonde From Peking," and "Many in a Hurry," both French and foreign language films.
(1938) Daniel Oster: French writer who died on 15 April 1999.
(1938) Lenny Welch: American singer.
(1938) Lenny Welch in Asbury Park: New Jersey, USA; musician ("Breaking up is Hard to Do").
(1938) Nancy Garden: American author (d. 2014).

(1938) Diane Nash: American Civil Rights Movement figure.
(1937) Madeleine Albright: Czech-American political scientist and government employee, the first woman named as Secretary of State, December 1996.
(1937) Trini Lopez: American musician, a guitarist and popular singer of the '60s.
(1937) Karin Krog: Norwegian jazz singer.
(1937) Patrick Ryan: American executive and CEO in charge of AON, an insurance brokerage firm.
(1937) Joe Tait: American sportscaster.
(1936) Ralph Steadman: English painter and illustrator.
(1936) Anna Alberghetti: Italian-American actress and singer.
(1936) Arthur O'Neal: American government official, he has held various positions including Commissioner of the Interstate Commerce Commission from 1973-1977.
(1936) Wavy Gravy: American clown and activist.
(1936) Donald [Anthony] Moffitt: United States -- Sci-fi author (Jupiter Theft).
(1936) Jean Balissat: Composer.
(1936) Mart Laga: Estonian basketball player (d. 1977).
(1936) Paul Zindel: American author playwright and educator (d. 2003).
(1936) Anna Maria Alberghetti: Italian-born actress.
(1935) Barry Crump: New Zealand writer whose novels include "Hang on a Minute Mate," 1961, "There and Back," 1962 and "The Odd Spot of Bother," 1967: a total of more than twenty books of comic Kiwi (New Zealand) yarns.
(1935) Thubten Yeshe: Tibetan master of Buddhist teachings, author, world teacher and traveler.
(1935) Donald Bragg
(1935) Utah Phillips: American labor organizer and folk singer (d. 2008).
(1935) Don Bragg: American pole vaulter, track and field gold medal champion.
(1935) Akihiro Miwa: Japanese singer actor director composer and author.
(1935) Ted Dexter: Italian-English cricketer.
(1934) David Robin: Francis Guy Greville; 8th Duke of Warwick.
(1933) Juzo Itami: Japanese actor and director (Born 1933).
(1933) Alain Mijolla: French psychoanalyst and psychiatrist.
(1933) Yves Gamonet: French homicide.
(1932) John Barnes: English saxophonist and clarinet player.
(1932) John Glen: Thames, England -- Actor (Spy Who Loves Me, Backfire).
(1932) John Glen: Thames, England -- Actor (Spy Who Loves Me, Backfire).
(1931) Pierre Lagaillarde
(1931) David Healy: Actor (Supergirl, Doomsday Gun, Patton, Be My Guest).
(1931) F Korthals: Altes Dutch minister of Justice (VVD).
(1931) Ken Venturi: American golfer and sportscaster (d. 2013).
(1931) Joseph Califano: American Democratic Party administrator who served under Jimmy Carter as the United States Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1977-1979.
(1930) Jasper Johns: Pop Artist.
(1930) Jean-Albert Cartier: French art publicist and ballet director.
(1930) Jasper Johns in Augusta: Georgia, USA; painter/sculptor (Green Target).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Pierre Jacquot: French aritst, painter.
(1929) George Selden: American author (d. 1989).
(1929) Peggy Pope in Montclair: New Jersey, USA; actress (Billy, Mrs David - Soap).
(1929) Jacques Montouchet: French lawyer, a former member of the Supreme Judicial Council.
(1928) William Schaffer: American businessman, owner of a bottled gas and welding distributorship.
(1926) Peter Shaffer: British playwright, noted for moving easily from farce to drama to portraying the agony of the human soul.
(1926) Anthony Shaffer: British playwright, the author of "Sleuth," a brilliant double-cross mystery thriller that won a Tony in 1971 and was made into a film.
(1926) Richard Ringoen: American electrical engineer and CEO in charge of Ball, a can and bottle manufacuturer who has branched into aerospace.
(1926) Randi Nordby: Norwegian actress, having her stage debut as a child actress at Det Nye Teater.
(1926) Clermont Pepin: Composer.

(1926) Eric Morecambe: Comedian.
(1926) Clermont Pépin: Canadian pianist composer and educator (d. 2006).
(1925) Sylviane Aladin: France Actor.
(1925) Jos Jacobs: Flemish director (Madonna of Nedermunster).
(1925) Roy Stewart: Jamacian-born British actor and fitness industry figure (Born 1925).
(1925) Carl Sanders: American soldier pilot and politician 74th Governor of Georgia (d. 2014).
(1925) Mary Lyon: English geneticist and biologist (d. 2014).
(1925) Andrei Eshpai: Russian pianist and composer (d. 2015).
(1925) Bert Bolin: Swedish meteorologist and academic (d. 2007).
(1925) Emmanuel Ghent: Composer.
(1925) Andrey Yakoulevich Eshpay: Composer.
(1924) Ursula Thiess: German actress, onscreen from 1953 in leading roles of mainly German films.
(1924) Maria Koepcke: German-Peruvian ornithologist and zoologist (d. 1971).
(1924) Jaime Garcia Terre: Poet / essayist.
(1924) Andrea Gyarmati in Hungary water polo player (Olympics: 1948-60).
(1924) Horst Loebe: Germany Actor.
(1923) Richard Avedon: American photographer who is best known for his commercial work in fashion photography as well as his portraits giving the viewer an immediate emotional impact.
(1923) Doris Dowling
(1923) Jean Mambrino
(1923) Adnan Pachachi: Politician.
(1923) Johnny Walker: Indian actor (d. 2003).
(1923) John Lanchbery: English-Australian composer and conductor (d. 2003).
(1922) Sigurd Schmidt: Russian historian and ethnographer (d. 2013).
(1922) Franjo Tudjman: Statesman.
(1922) Jakucho Setouchi: Japanese writer and Buddhist nun.
(1922) Jean Tournier: Morez physician.
(1921) Georges Moinard La Villedieu
(1921) Fred Papas: Germany Military man.
(1920) Michel Audiard: French screenwriter, director, and novelist, he wrote the dialogue and scenarios for more than 50 films, including "Love and the Frenchwoman and" "Inspector Maigret.
(1920) Carlo Coccioli: Italian translator of ancient languages and an expert in theology.
(1920) Louis Siminovitch: Canadian biologist and academic.
(1920) Nasrallah Sfeir: Lebanese patriarch.
(1920) Hugh Henry Home Popham: Aviator / writer / poet.

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1919 - 1910

(1918) Joseph Wiseman: Canadian-American actor (d. 2009).
(1918) Eddy Arnold (singer)
(1918) Arthur Jackson: American lieutenant and target shooter (d. 2015).
(1918) Eddy Arnold: country music star (Born 1918).
(1917) Hugh Edward Lance Falkus: Filmmaker / naturalist.
(1917) Albert Ueltschi: American flying specialist and CEO of Flightsafety International, a wildly profitable company with high-tech simulators that train pilots to fly anything from a Cessna, to 747's to tanker planes.
(1917) Lou Harrison: Composer.
(1916) Lord Robert McDonald
(1916) Paul Benard: France Military man.
(1916) Vera Gebuhr: Danish actress (d. 2014).

(1916) Bill Williams: Brooklyn, New York -- Actor (Starlit Time, Date With the Angels).
(1916) Robert McDonald: Scottish jurist, high court judge and member of the Queen's Counsel from 1957.
(1915) Albert Lenormand: La Roche-Vineuse Painters.
(1915) Gus Viseur: Belgian-French accordion player (Quintette du Hot Club de France) (d. 1974).
(1915) Paul Samuelson: American economist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2009).
(1915) Jens Hauge: Norwegian lawyer, resistance fighter, cabinet minister, and industrialist.
(1915) Maurice B: Latey commentator (BBC World Service).
(1915) Paul A Samuelson economist (1970 Nobel: 1947 John Bates Clark Medal).
(1915) Henrik Sandberg: Danish production manager and producer (d. 1993).
(1915) Mario Monicelli: Italian director and screenwriter (d. 2010).
(1915) Hilda Bernstein: English-born South African author, artist, and activist (Born 1915).
(1914) Pierre Froidebise: composer.
(1914) Angus MacLean: Canadian farmer and politician 25th Premier of Prince Edward Island (d. 2000).
(1914) Norrie Paramor: English composer producer and conductor (d. 1979).
(1914) Jimmy Wasdell: American baseball player, a left-handed outfielder played for the Washington Senators (1937–1940), Brooklyn Dodgers (1940–1941), Pittsburgh Pirates (1942–1943), Philadelphia Phillies (1943–1946), and Cleveland Indians (1946–1947).
(1914) Turk Broda: Canadian ice hockey player and coach (d. 1972).
(1914) Jack Pepys: immunologist.
(1913) Heinz Haber: German astro-physicist and astronomer, the publisher of a magazine on astronomy who was not only active in publishing, but also visible on TV.
(1912) Jean-Denis Malclès: French painter, poster artist and designer.
(1912) André De Toth
(1912) Arthur Berger: American composer and educator (d. 2003).
(1912) Nelly Caron: Dieppe Musician.
(1912) Arthur Victor Berger New York City: New York, composer (Ideas of Order).
(1912) Alexis Kagame: Rwanda -- Priest / writer.
(1912) Alexis Nihon: Bahamas -- Wrestler (1968 Olympics).
(1911) Max Frisch: Swiss playwright and novelist, regarded as highly representative of German-language literature after World War II.
(1911) Leo Fuchs: Polish / US Yiddish actor (Galitzianer Cowboy).
(1911) Herta Oberheuser: German physician (d. 1978).
(1910) Constance [Halverstadt] Cummings Seattle Washington: actress (John and Julie, 7 Sinners, Glamour).
(1910) Constance Cummings: American actress, known for her work on both screen and stage.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) James Mason: England, United Kingdom -- Actor (Lolita, Bloodline, Boys From Brazil).
(1909) Rodolfo Cornejo: composer.
(1909) Clara Solovera: Chilean singer-songwriter (d. 1992).
(1908) Jacques Oudin: Dreux physician.
(1908) Lars-Eric Vilner Larsson: Akarp, Sweden -- Composer (Linden).
(1908) Joe Grant: Artist.
(1907) Aurelio Miro Quesada Sosa: Peruvian Journalist, multifaceted man, distinguished historian and chief editor of the newspaperjEl Comercio of Lima.
(1907) Sukhdev Thapar: Indian revolutionary figure who fought for independence against the British colonialists (d. 1931).
(1907) Josef Alexander: composer.
(1907) Phillip Piratin: communist.

(1907) Ayub Khan: Statesman.
(1906) Humberto Delgado: Portuguese military man, a general who opposed the dictator Antonio Salazar in the 1958 elections.
(1905) Albert Dubout: French cartoonist, illustrator, portraitist and poster artist, famous for his exceptional work.
(1905) Joseph Cotten: American stage, radio and film actor.
(1905) Abraham Zapruder: American businessman and John F. Kennedy assassination figure (d. 1970).
(1905) André Fraigneau: French writer, about whom AP (Associated Press) wrote in a short obituary: "..
(1904) Clifton Fadiman: Brooklyn, New York -- TV host (Information Please, Quiz Kids).
(1904) Gustav-Adolf Boltenstein: Sweden -- Equest dressage (1952, 56 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1903) Anny Ondra: Czechoslovakia -- Actress (Blackmail, Manxman).
(1903) Jean Cavaillès: French philosopher and mathematician, who specialized in the philosophy of science.
(1903) William MacTaggart: Sir William MacTaggart (grandson of painter William McTaggart) was a Scottish painter, known for his landscapes of East Lothian, France, Norway and elsewhere.
(1903) Maria Reiche: German-born mathematician and archaeologist (Born 1903).
(1902) Richard J Daley: American politician (Born 1902).
(1902) Pippo Barzizza: Italian musician and orchestra conductor.
(1902) Richard Daley: American politician, Democratic Mayor of Chicago from 1955, one of the most powerful political insiders in the U.S.
(1902) Richard J: Daley (Mayor-Democrat-Chicago).
(1901) André Stibio
(1901) Luis Monti: Argentinian-Italian footballer and manager (d. 1983).
(1901) Jacques Natanson: French playwright, ironic & unsentimental portrayer of contemporary scene in 1920s.
(1901) Xavier Herbert: Australian author (Born 1901).
(1900) Hal Borland: Author.

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