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Famous Birthdays of 16 November

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 16th of November

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2010 - Today

(2010) Amelie Bourne: English child of noted parents, singer 'Rachel Stevens and Alex Bourne.

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2009 - 2000

(2007) Cooper Colonel: YouTube Star.
(2005) Harry McDermott: Soap Opera Actor.
(2002) Robin Soudek: TV Actor.
(2002) Jayka Noelle: TV Actress.
(2002) Kyle Catlett: Movie Actor.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Francesca Scorsese: American noted family, the daughter of filmmaker Martin Scorsese and his wife, Helen Morris.
(1998) Cindy Kimberly: Instagram Star.
(1997) Marta Peneda: TV Actress.
(1997) Amanda Clapham: Soap Opera Actress.
(1996) Nastya Shmakova: Instagram Star.
(1996) Brendan Murray: Pop Singer.
(1995) Noah Gray-Cabey: American actor and pianist.
(1995) NightcoreReality : YouTube Star.
(1995) Changjo : South Korean singer dancer and actor (Teen Top).
(1994) India Ennenga

(1994) Brandon Larracuente
(1994) Emma Dumont: Actress.
(1994) Chloe Ferry: Reality Star.
(1993) Pete Davidson: Comedian.
(1992) Marcelo Brozovic
(1992) Jazzybum : YouTube Star.
(1992) George Akpabio: Nigerian footballer.
(1992) Daylynn Perez: YouTube Star.
(1991) Tomomi Kasai: Japanese actress and singer (AKB48 and Queen & Elizabeth).
(1991) Shailene Woodley: Actress.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Jeremey Chinshue: YouTube Star.
(1989) Iamsu : American rapper and producer (The HBK Gang).
(1989) Sudan Williams: Rapper.
(1989) Brandon Gladney: YouTube Star.
(1988) Siva Kaneswaran: Pop Singer.
(1987) Frankieonpcin1080p : YouTube Star.
(1987) Eitan Tibi: Israeli footballer.
(1987) Norvina Claudia: Instagram Star.
(1987) Jordan Walden: American baseball player.
(1987) Vicky Pattison: Reality Star.

(1986) Maxime Médard: French rugby player.
(1986) Omar Mateen
(1986) Saeko : Japanese model and actress.
(1986) Sania Mirza: Athlete.
(1986) Aleksei Kozlov: Russian footballer.
(1986) Winston Duke: Actor.
(1985) Saori Yamamoto: Japanese model.
(1985) Lily Aldridge: Model.
(1985) Nick Fradiani: Musician.
(1985) Maki Nishiyama: Japanese model and actress.
(1985) Lee Boxleitner: American noted family, the son of actress Kathryn Holcomb and actor Bruce Boxleitner.
(1984) Gemma Atkinson: Model.
(1984) Mark Bunn: English footballer.
(1984) Kimberly Brown: Soap Opera Actress.
(1984) Kimberly J Brown: American actress.
(1983) Britta Steffen: German freestyle swimmer, she holds the world's record for women's 50 and 100 metre freestyle.
(1983) Christoffer Svensson
(1983) Sean Lowe: Reality Star.
(1983) Sophia Di Martino: Actress.
(1983) Adam Best: TV Actor.
(1983) Kari Lehtonen: Finnish ice hockey goaltender.
(1983) Janelle Jamer: Filipino actress and singer.
(1983) Chris Gocong: American football player.
(1983) Kool AD: American rapper (Das Racist and Boy Crisis).
(1983) K : South orean-born Japanese singer.
(1982) Ronald Pognon: French sprint athlete who originally specialized in the 200 metres, but later shifted to the shorter sprint distances.
(1982) Amar'e Stoudemire: American basketball player.
(1982) Jannie Plessis: South African rugby player.
(1982) Nonito Donaire: Filipino-American boxer.
(1982) Yaya DaCosta: Actress.
(1982) Amare Stoudemire: Basketball Player.
(1982) Jannie du Plessis: South African rugby player.
(1981) Thomas Fabius: French businessman, tennis monitor, and radio-TV columnist, son of Minister Laurent Fabius and producer Françoise Castro.
(1981) Fernando Cabrera: Puerto Rican baseball player.
(1981) Dimitri Rassam: French-Lebanese film producer (especially "Le Prénom", and "le Petit Prince" in 2015), son of actress Carole Bouquet, Married to Masha, model.
(1981) Allison Crowe: Canadian singer, songwriter, pianist and guitarist.
(1981) Caitlin Glass: American voice actress singer and director.
(1981) Kate Miller-Heidke: Australian singer-songwriter.
(1981) Osi Umenyiora: English-born American football player.
(1980) Kayte Christensen: American basketball player.
(1980) Nicole Gius: Italian alpine skier.
(1980) Lee Eun-ju: Movie Actress.
(1980) Eric Swalwell: Politician.
(1980) Hasan Üçüncü: Turkish footballer.
(1980) Carol Huynh: Canadian freestyle wrestler.
(1980) Moris Carrozzieri: Italian footballer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Çağla Kubat
(1979) Leah Busque: Businesswoman.
(1979) Michael Faustino: actor (brother of David).
(1979) Salli Wills: Australia -- Gymnast (1996 Olympics).
(1979) Tony Frias: American soccer player.
(1979) Louise Marwood: Soap Opera Actress.
(1979) Bruce Irons: American surfer.
(1978) Chantille Boudousque
(1978) Gary Naysmith: Scottish footballer and manager.
(1978) Takashi Nagayama: Japanese actor.

(1978) Mehtap Doğan-Sızmaz: Turkish runner.
(1978) Kip Bouknight: American baseball player.
(1978) Carolina Parra: Brazilian guitarist and drummer (CSS).
(1978) Heidi Seeman: American missing child who disappeared after spending the night with a girlfriend.
(1978) Çağla Kubat: Turkish model actress and windsurfer.
(1977) Maggie Gyllenhaal: American actress.
(1977) Oksana Baiul: Ukrainian-American skating champion, the winner of an Olympics Gold Medal 2/25/1994 at the Lillehammer Games in Norway.
(1977) Gigi Edgley: Australian singer-songwriter and actress.
(1977) Mauricio Ochmann: Mexican actor and producer.
(1977) Jon Hurwitz: Writer.
(1976) Dan Black: English singer-songwriter (The Servant).
(1976) Mario Barravecchia: Belgian singer.
(1976) Martijn Zuijdweg: Dutch swimmer.
(1976) Danny Wallace: Scottish comedian actor director and screenwriter.
(1976) Juha Pasoja: Finnish footballer.
(1975) Yuki Uchida: Japanese actress model and singer.
(1975) Masaki Miura
(1975) Julio Lugo: Dominican baseball player.
(1974) Paul Scholes: British footballer.
(1974) Brooke Elliott: TV Actress.
(1974) French Affair
(1974) Andru Donalds
(1974) Hannah Waddingham: Stage Actress.
(1974) Chad Kroeger: Musician.
(1974) Kathleen Rose Perkins: Actress.
(1974) Maurizio Margaglio: Italian ice-skating world champion with his ice-dance partner Barbara Fusar Poli.
(1974) Eric Judy: American bassist (Modest Mouse).
(1973) Mathieu Bozzetto
(1973) Christian Horner: English race car driver and manager.
(1973) Joe Hudepohl: United States -- 800m freestyle relay (1996 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1973) Lisa George: Soap Opera Actress.
(1973) Brendan Laney: New Zealand-Scottish rugby player and sportscaster.
(1973) Sedrick Shaw: Running back (New England Patriots).
(1973) Howard Smothers: NFL guard (Philadelphia Eagles).
(1972) Missi Pyle: American actress.
(1972) Brandi Glanville: American television personality, author and model.
(1972) Aurelia Dobre
(1972) Ryu Jin
(1972) Alexis Kohler
(1972) Fabien Namias
(1971) Aleksandr Sergeyevich Popov
(1971) Mylo Carbia: Puerto Rican-American screenwriter.
(1971) Aleksandr Popov: Russian swimmer, Gold Medal in 50 and 100M Freestyle in Atlanta.
(1971) Jay Harrington: Actor.
(1971) Donald Wolf: computer game creator.
(1971) Koshi Rikdo: Japanese mangaka.
(1971) Waqar Younis: Pakistani cricketer and coach.
(1971) Alexander Popov: Russian swimmer and coach.
(1971) Annely Peebo: Estonian soprano and actress.
(1971) Mustapha Hadji: Moroccan footballer and manager.
(1971) Tanja Damaske: German javelin thrower and shot putter.
(1970) Martha Plimpton: American actress and singer.
(1970) Todd Wall
(1970) Logan Mader: Canadian-American guitarist and producer (Machine Head and Soulfly).
(1970) Matt Healy: Soap Opera Actor.
(1970) Kōshi Rikudō: Japanese illustrator.
(1970) Jason Carthen: WLAF linebacker (Rhein Fire).
(1970) Lilico : Swedish-Japanese singer and critic.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Mike Devlin: NFL guard / center (Buffalo Bills, Cardinals).
(1969) Thomas Ingalsbe: 238+ lbs (108+ kg) US weightlifter (1996 Olympics).
(1968) Chris Haney (baseball)
(1968) Tammy Lauren
(1968) Melvin Stewart: US butterfly swimmer (200m record).
(1968) Vlado Šola: Croatian handball player.
(1968) Vlado Sola: Croatian handball goalkeeper.
(1968) Shobha Reddy: Indian politician (d. 2014).
(1968) Suzi Simpson: Athens, Greece -- Playmate (Jan, 1992).
(1968) Chris Haney: American pro baseball pitcher, the son of Larry Haney, a major league catcher with five teams and coach of the Milwaukee Brewers.

(1967) Lisa Bonet: American actress who played Bill Cosby's daughter on his TV series, "The Bill Cosby Show.
(1967) Eva Pope: TV Actress.
(1967) Lisa Bonet in San Francisco: California, USA; actress (Cosby Show, Different World, Angel Heart).
(1967) Lawrence Dawsey: NFL wide receiver (Tampa Bay Bucs).
(1967) Cynthia Breazeal: Scientist.
(1967) Craig Arnold: American poet and academic (d. 2009).
(1966) Dean McDermott: Canadian-American actor and producer.
(1966) Jonas Åkerlund
(1966) Geneviève Lhermitte: Belgian mother who killed her five children, a son (3 and a half year) and four daughters (7, 10, 12 and 15 years) by slitting their throat on 28 February 2007 in Nivelles, Belgium.
(1966) Christian Lorenz: German keyboard player (Rammstein and Feeling B).
(1966) Tricia Cast
(1966) Dave Kushner: American guitarist (Velvet Revolver Electric Love Hogs Loaded and DKFXP).
(1966) Tim Scott: Hanford, California -- Pitcher (Montreal Expos).
(1966) Rachel True: Actress.
(1966) Tricia Cast in Medford: New York, USA; actress (Amanda - Bad News Bear, The Young and the Restless).
(1966) Tahir Shah: English journalist author and explorer.
(1966) Tammy Lauren in San Diego: California, USA; actress (Angie, Out of the Blue).
(1966) Joey Cape: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Me First and the Gimme Gimmes Lagwagon Bad Astronaut The Playing Favorites and Scorpios).
(1966) Lisa Brown Miller: Ice hockey forward (USA, Olympics - 1998).
(1966) Dan Nowosielski: Montreal, Quebec -- Fencing epee (1996 Olympics).
(1965) Clarke (Frédéric Seron)
(1965) Valeria Bruni Tedeschi: Turin, Italy -- Actress (Normal People).
(1965) Peter Middlebrook: Businessman.
(1965) Mark Benton: English actor.
(1965) Glen Edward Day: Mobile, Alabama -- PGA golfer (1994 Anheuser-Busch-2nd).
(1965) Clarke : Belgian cartoon illustrator.
(1965) Mika Aaltonen: Finnish footballer.
(1964) Valeria Bruni Tedeschi: Italian actress.
(1964) Diana Krall: Canadian jazz pianist and singer, widely known for her contralto vocals.
(1964) Maeve Quinlan: American actress producer and screenwriter.
(1964) Dwight Gooden: American baseball player: pitcher with the Mets for most of his career.
(1964) Harry Lennix: American actor and producer.
(1964) Harry J Lennix: American actor.
(1964) Waheed Alli: Baron Alli English businessman and politician.
(1964) Valeria Bruni: Italian actress, screenwriter and director, and a member of a noted family, the older sister of Carla Bruni who is married to French President Nicholas Sarkozy.
(1964) Valeria Tedeschi: Movie Actress.
(1963) René Steinke
(1963) Zina Garrison: American tennis player and coach.
(1963) Eric Fréchon
(1963) Antoine Kombouaré
(1963) Christophe Masse
(1963) William Bonner (newscaster)
(1963) Steve Argüelles: English drummer and producer (Loose Tubes and Human Chain).
(1963) Zina Garrison in Houston: Texas, USA; tennis player (1988 Olympics Gold, Bronze).
(1963) Éric Fréchon: French chef, Meilleur Ouvrier de France with three stars in the Guide Michelin.
(1963) Gay "Mani" Mournfield: English pop bassist (Stone Roses).
(1962) Henri Vidalenc
(1962) Tina Gebel: German circus performer, the daughter of Sigrid Gebel and step-daughter of Gunther Gebel-Williams.
(1962) Martial Gayant
(1962) Josh Silver: American keyboard player and producer (Type O Negative and Fallout).
(1962) Mani : English bass player (The Stone Roses Primal Scream and Freebass).
(1962) Judy Gold: Comedian.
(1962) Gary Mounfield: English bassist (The Stone Roses, Primal Scream).
(1961) Frank Bruno: British boxer (European champ).
(1961) Bruno Amato: Movie Actor.
(1961) Corinne Hermes: French singer.
(1961) Gilles Burgat: French trials bike racer, who won the 1981 World Championship (becoming, at just 19, the youngest champion in history), and the Scottish Six Days Trial motorcycle competition with Italian SWM.
(1961) Corinne Hermès: French singer.
(1961) Chris Pitman: American singer-songwriter and keyboard player (Guns N' Roses Replicants and Zaum).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Corey Pavin
(1959) Bert Cameron: Spanish Town Jamaica, 4X400m relayer (1988 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1959) Tibor Fischer: Novelist.
(1959) Corey Allen Pavin: Oxnard, California -- PGA golfer (1995 US Open).
(1959) Glenda Bailey: English journalist.
(1959) Francis Fesmire: American cardiologist and physician (d. 2014).
(1959) Kate Thompson: Novelist.
(1959) Helen Pearson: Soap Opera Actress.
(1958) Marg Helgenberger: TV Actress.
(1958) Boris Krivokapić: Serbian author and academic.

(1958) Boris Krivokapic: Serbian academic.
(1958) Harry Rushakoff: Rocker (Concrete Blonde).
(1958) Marge Helgenberger: American actress most notably for her role in "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation," a popular television series but with a substantial body of work behind her.
(1958) Marg Helgenberger in North Bend: Nebraska, USA; actress (China Beach, Ryan's Hope).
(1958) Roberto Guerrero: Medelin, Colombia -- Indy racer (Rookie of Year 1984).
(1957) Jacques Gamblin: French actor.
(1957) Ray McKinnon: Actor.
(1957) Kevin Eubanks: Musician.
(1957) Emmanuel Le Bret: French astrologer, author of the book "Uranus et l'éveil spirituel.
(1957) Frank Milton "Pete" Higgins II: VP (Microsoft Desktop).
(1956) Terry Labonte: American race car driver and businessman.
(1956) Wayne Cooper (basketball)
(1956) Gregory Smith: American social worker, writer and advocate for the disabled.
(1955) Marie-Hélène Aubert: French politician and former Member of the European Parliament for the West of France.
(1955) Jun Kunimura: Japanese actor.
(1955) Héctor Cúper: Argentinian footballer coach and manager.
(1955) Pierre Larouche: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1954) Licia Maglietta: Italian actress and stage director, known for her role in the film "Bread and Tulips" (2000).
(1954) Aleksander Kwasniewski: Politician.
(1954) Luis Conte: Cuban drummer (Jaguares and Pat Metheny Group).
(1954) Bruce Edwards: American golf caddy (d. 2004).
(1954) Dick Gross: Australian lawyer and politician.
(1954) Andrea Barrett: American novelist and author of the best-selling "The Voyage of the Narwhal," an epic sea drama that she researched on a Guggenheim Foundation grant in 1997.
(1953) Griff Rhys-Jones: British sketch comedian of memorable TV series.
(1953) Maurice Gourdault-Montagne: French diplomat who joined the French Foreign Ministry in 1978.
(1953) Griff Jones: Welsh comedian actor and author.
(1953) Griff Rhys Jones: British humorist / actor (Morons From Outer Space).
(1952) Shigeru Miyamoto: Japanese video game designer.
(1952) Terry Buske: American astrologer, editor and production manager at Llewellyn publications from January 1982.
(1952) Glenn Burke
(1952) Robin McKinley: American-English author.
(1952) Peter Keefe: American screenwriter and producer (d. 2010).
(1952) Piero Falchetta: Italian archivist in Biblioteca Marciana, essayist and translator.
(1952) Rick Atkinson: Author.
(1951) Paula Vogel: American Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright, she won the prestigious award in 1998 for "How I Learned to Drive.
(1951) Philippe Guglielmi: French politician and Grand Master of the 'Grand Orient de France' (1997-1999).
(1951) Ellen Tauscher: Politician.
(1951) Alain Etchegoyen: French philosopher and novelist, who wrote some twenty books, essays and novels.
(1951) Miguel Sandoval: American actor and director.
(1951) Beverly D'Angelo: Actress.
(1950) Pierre Frogier
(1950) John Swartzwelder: American television writer and novelist.
(1950) David Leisure: American actor.
(1950) David Wilson-Johnson: English actor and singer.
(1950) Manuel Zamora: Filipino farmer and politician.
(1950) Juan Romero: Politician.
(1950) Fanny Delbrice: French actress, known for Le triomphe de l'amour (1979), Womanlight (1979) and Mon ami Gaylord (1979).
(1950) Carl J Meade: Illinois, United States -- Major USAF / Astronaut (STS 38, STS 50, 64).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Michel Daerden: A francophone Belgian politician, a member of the Parti Socialiste, and a Finance auditor.
(1949) Arrow : Montserratian singer-songwriter (d. 2010).
(1949) Pattie Santos: Rocker.
(1949) Bill Herbst: American professional astrologer and writer, frequent contributor to The Mountain Astrologer magazine and other publications, and author of two books, including "Houses of the Horoscope.
(1949) William Ackerman: Composer.
(1949) Silvana Petrucci: Italian homicide victim, murdered in Geneva on 10/22/1999 around 6:00 AM, by her son, Stefano Diamante, because he did not want her to find out that he had lied and was not going to the university.
(1948) Arie Haan
(1948) Joanna Ashnual: American editor and publisher of "The Seattle Astrologer;" a non-technical astrological newsletter.
(1948) Aline Issermann: Director (Amant Magnifiquew).
(1948) Alan Hassenfeld: American executive and CEO of Hasbro, a toy manufacturing corporation.

(1948) Horst Bertram: German footballer and manager.
(1948) Chi Coltrane: American singer-songwriter and pianist.
(1948) Bonnie Greer: American-English playwright and critic.
(1948) Steve Railsback: Actor (Blue Monkey, Green Monkey, Escape 2000).
(1947) Bill Richardson: Politician.
(1947) Omar Hernández: Cuban journalist and activist.
(1947) Ebby Thust: German boxing promoter and writer.
(1946) Terence McKenna: American author and explorer who spent 25 years in the study of the ontological foundations of shamanism and the ethno-pharmacology of spiritual transformation.
(1946) Jo Jo White: American basketball player.
(1946) Ghislain Bray
(1946) Jodi Rell: Politician.
(1946) Colin Burgess: Australian drummer and songwriter (The Masters Apprentices AC/DC and His Majesty).
(1946) Barbara Leigh: Ringgold, Georgia -- Actress (Vampirella).
(1946) Ole Olsen: Danish motorcycle racer.
(1946) Barbara Smith: American black feminist political thinker and activist, critic, teacher, lecturer, author, editor, and essayist.
(1946) Jo White: American basketball player and coach.
(1946) Mark Satin: American-Canadian political theorist, author, and newsletter publisher.
(1945) Lynn Hunt: American historian author and academic.
(1945) Frida Lyngstad: Musician.
(1945) Bob Gunton: Actor.
(1945) Martine van: Hamel in Belgium; ballerina (New York City Ballet Co).
(1945) Teenie Hodges: American guitarist and songwriter (Hi Rhythm Section) (d. 2014).
(1944) Charles Jay Hammer: Actor (Fletcher Reade-Guiding Light).
(1944) François Guérif: French editor, director and literary critic of French cinema.
(1944) Oliver Braddick: English psychologist and academic.
(1944) Joanna Pettit: London, England -- Actress (Knots Landing, Cry of the Innocent).
(1944) Hugo Dittberner: Writer.
(1943) Wai Ching Ho
(1943) Winfred "Blue" Lovett: US singer (Manhattans-One Life to Live).
(1942) Donna McKechnie
(1942) Daniel Barenboim: Musician.
(1942) Willie Carson: Scottish retired jockey in thoroughbred horse racing.
(1942) Donna McKechnie in Pontiac: Michigan, USA; actress/dancer (Company).
(1942) Joanna Pettet: English-Canadian actress.
(1941) Werner Lambersy
(1941) Daniel Pinkwater: Author.
(1941) Angelo Gilardino: Italian guitarist composer and musicologist.
(1941) Gerry Marshall: English race car driver (d. 2005).
(1941) Dan Penn: US songwriter / producer / gospel singer (Out in Left Field).
(1941) Ann Dore: McLaughlin; US Secretary of Labor (1987-).
(1940) José Garcimore
(1940) Donna McKechnie: American actress singer and dancer.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Mark Isaac-Williams: British botanist, horticulturist, and artist.
(1939) Michael Billington: English author and critic.
(1938) Robert Nozick: American philosopher author and academic (d. 2002).
(1938) Richard Landry: Composer.
(1938) Toni Brown: US guitarist / singer / keyboardist (Joy of Cooking).
(1937) Lothar Späth: German politician and TV talk show host.
(1937) Yaphet Kotto: Actor.
(1937) Alan Budd: English economist and academic.
(1936) Antonio Gades: Spanish flamenco dancer and choreographer who helped to popularise the art form on the international stage.
(1936) John Moore: Australian businessman and politician 46th Australian Minister for Defence.

(1936) Shirvani Chalayev: Composer.
(1935) Elizabeth Drew: Journalist (Politics & Money: The Road to Corruption).
(1935) Elisabeth Brenner: Cincinnati Writer.
(1935) Mohammad Hussein Fadlallah: Iraqi-born Lebanese Shiite Muslim cleric and Hezbollah mentor (d. 2010).
(1935) Mohammad Fadlallah: Iraqi-Lebanese cleric educator and author (d. 2010).
(1935) France-Albert Rene: President of Seychelles (1977- ).
(1935) Magdi Yacoub: Egyptian-English surgeon and academic.
(1934) Woody Fraser: American TV producer.
(1933) Garnet Mimms: American singer.
(1933) Guy Stockwell in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Chris - Adventures in Paradise).
(1932) Barbara Romack: LPGA golfer.
(1931) Jacques Dondoux: French engineer and politician who died on 21 May 2002 in Annonay.
(1931) Hubert Sumlin: American blues guitarist (Howlin' Wolf's band).
(1931) Bob Gibson: Rocker.
(1931) Mwai Kibaki: Statesman.
(1931) Luciano Bottaro: Italian author and illustrator (d. 2006).
(1930) Roland Bertin
(1930) James Groppi: American ecclesiastic, a Roman Catholic priest and social activist.
(1930) Salvatore Riina: Italian Mafia chief known as "Corleone" after the district in Palermo where he was born.
(1930) Paul Foytack: American baseball player.
(1930) Chinua Achebe: Nigerian author poet and academic (d. 2013).
(1930) Alice Adams: Sculptor.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Josette Rey-Debove: French lexicographer and semiologist, wife and colleague of Alain Rey.
(1929) Ed Asner: Actor.
(1929) Peter Boizot: English businessman and philanthropist founded PizzaExpress.
(1929) Mira Devi: Bangladeshi-Indian author and educator (d. 2009).
(1928) Clu Gulager: American actor and director.
(1928) Clu Gulager in Holdenville: Oklahoma, USA; actor (Virginian, Survivors, Tall Man).
(1928) Red Duke: American trauma surgeon and professor at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston and Memorial Hermann-Texas Medical Center, where he worked on-site from 1972.
(1927) Barbara Payton: American actress onscreen from 1940.
(1927) Dolo Coker: American pianist and composer (d. 1983).
(1926) Ton de Leeuw: Dutch composer.

(1926) Jean-Claude Arifon: French athlete, specializing in the 400m hurdles event.
(1926) Ton Leeuw: Dutch musician and composer who introduced Eastern music into Indonesian forms for orchestral renditions.
(1926) Jean Arifon: France sport Champion.
(1925) Michel Jouvet: French medical researcher, an Emeritus Professor of Experimental Medicine at the University of Lyon.
(1925) Paul Puech: Montpellier physician.
(1925) Howard Baker: Statesman.
(1924) Mel Patton: American runner, Olympic track and field gold medal champion.
(1924) Melvin Patton: Los Angeles sports Champions.
(1924) Joep J P de Boer: Dutch MP (CDA).
(1924) William Bennett: American business partner and operations administrator, CEO of K Mart.
(1924) Sam Farber: American businessman co-founded OXO (d. 2013).
(1923) Marc Camoletti
(1923) Daniel Colomb: Lyon 2?me physician.
(1923) Miriam Schapiro: Artist.
(1923) Jean Gagnepain: French linguist and anthropologist who developed a new theory of human rationality which he called theory of mediation (or clinical anthropology).
(1922) José Saramago: Portuguese writer and recipient of the 1998 Nobel Prize in Literature.
(1922) Salvatore Giuliano: Italian bandit chief, one of the most romantic figures of the 20th century, a strikingly handsome mixture of Robin Hood and Pancho Villa, living with his band in a mountain hideout.
(1922) Eduardo Mora Valverde: Costa Rican economist, politician and leader of the Costa Rican left, brother of Manuel Mora main Costa Rican Communist Party leader and father of Patricia Mora, current president of the Broad Front Party and deputy of the 2014-2018 period.
(1922) Gene Amdahl: American computer scientist physicist and engineer founded the Amdahl Corporation (d. 2015).
(1922) Jose Saramago: Portuguese novelist, Nobel laureate (d. 2010).
(1922) Royal Dano: NYC, New York -- Actor (Red Badge of Courage, Cocaine Wars, House II).
(1921) Edmondo Fabbri: Italian soccer player and coach.
(1920) Richard Le Blond: Cincinnati EXecutives.
(1920) Betty Hicks: LPGA golfer.
(1920) Jean Boulet: French aviator, a founding member of the French Académie de l'air et de l'espace.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Anatoly Dobrynin
(1919) Joseph Wapner: Judge.
(1919) Robert Wogensky: French painter, brother of the architect André Wogensky.
(1919) Udo Kasemets: Composer.
(1917) Jacques Mangin: Annecy Military man.
(1916) Harold Baigent: New Zealand actor and director (d. 1996).
(1916) Al Lucas: Canadian-American bassist (d. 1983).
(1916) Daws Butler: cartoon voice (Yogi Bear, Huckleberry Hound), dies at age 71 (born 1916).
(1915) Jean Fritz: Chinese-American author.
(1915) : American singer and accordion player (d. 2007).

(1914) Eddie Chapman: British World War II spy and double agent, aka Agent Zigzag (d. 1997).
(1913) Jean Marcenac: France Writer.
(1913) Ellen Dow: American actress (d. 2015).
(1912) W Ross: Canadian actor playwright and author (d. 1995).
(1912) George Petrie: Actor (Honeymooners), dies on 85th birthday.
(1912) Anton [Tom] Koolhaas: Author (Weird White).
(1911) Hans Koettenich: Germany Actor.
(1910) Silvio Vianelli: Italy Scientist.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Mirza Ahmad: Indian-Pakistani religious leader (d. 1982).
(1908) Soeur Emmanuelle
(1908) Raymond Peynet: French artist, cartoonist, designer, illustrator, known for his exceptional drawings of lovers in lanes on porcelain.
(1908) Marianne Langewiesche: German writer.
(1908) Emmanuelle: Dutch Roman Catholic nun dedicated to the welfare of homeless kids; well-known for her work with the "ragmen of Cairo.
(1908) Nicholas Lindley Lopez: Peruvian soldier and politician, who briefly occupied the presidency of Peru succeeding General Ricardo Perez Godoy as head of the military junta, from 3 March 1963 to 28 July 1963.
(1907) Renée Saint-Cyr
(1907) Burgess Meredith: Actor (Penguin-Batman, Rocky), dies at 88.
(1907) Meredith : American character actor, director, writer and producer of plays whose early credits included "Hamlet" and "MacBeth," and who became known in later years for such film roles as Rocky Balboa's crusty manager.
(1907) Etienne Durruty: France sport Champion.

(1907) Henri Caillemer: Grenoble Writer.
(1907) Claus von Stauffenberg: Soldier.
(1906) Henri Charrière
(1906) Curtis LeMay: Soldier.
(1906) Henri Charriere: French criminal and writer.
(1906) Marie-Louise Blondin: French noted spouse, the first wife of famous psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan.
(1905) Eddie Condon: American jazz banjoist and guitarist (d. 1973).
(1905) Georges Vernet
(1905) Astrid SLT Bernadotte: Queen of Belgium / Princess of Sweden.
(1904) Rosina Cardano
(1904) Nnamdi Azikiwe: Nigerian statesman, popularly known as "The Zik of Africa.
(1904) Renée Saint-Cyr: French actress.
(1904) Eddie Condon: Musician.
(1904) Frederik van der Meer: Dutch archaeologist / art historian.
(1904) Nnamdi Benjamin "Zik" Azikiwe: Politician.
(1903) Queenie Ashton: British-Australian radio and stage performer, best known for her role as Granny Bishop in Gwen Meredith's ABC radio serial "Blue Hills," February 1949 to 1976.
(1903) Joseph Barsalou: French journalist and editor of La Depeche du Midi, a regional daily newspaper published in Toulouse in south-west France with 17 editions for different areas of the Midi-Pyrénées region.
(1903) Jacques Allard: French military officer who was involved in the decolonization conflict in Indochina (1946-1954) and Algeria (1954-1962).
(1902) Diego Giacometti: Sculptor.
(1902) Marcel Boereboom: Belgian musicologist.

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