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Famous Birthdays of 16 October

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

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2010 - Today

(2014) Iris Dahl: YouTube Star.
(2012) Cairo Stevenson: Family Member.

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2009 - 2000

(2005) Ruby Turner: Dancer.
(2003) Princess Kritika of Nepal: daughter of Crown Prince Paras.
(2003) Kritika: Princess Kritika of Nepal.
(2000) David Rawle: Irish actor.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Julius Tapert: New Zealand born child of noted parents, his mother is Lucy Lawless famous for her role as Xena and her husband Rob Tapert.
(1999) Joshua Hoffman: TV Actor.
(1999) Bailee Madison: Actress.
(1997) Erin Riley: American two-year-old homicide victim.
(1997) Adora Svitak: Author.
(1995) Billy Unger: Actor.
(1994) Laineybot : Family Member.
(1994) Amelia Lily: Pop Singer.
(1993) Caroline Garcia: French tennis player.
(1993) Jared Cohen: American noted family, the son of "CBS This Morning" anchor Paula Zahn and her real estate investor husband, Richard.

(1993) Jovit Baldivino: Filipino singer and actor.
(1993) Scot Williams: American noted family, son of Houston's offensive tackle David Williams who played for the Oilers at the time of his birth.
(1992) Rika Adachi: Japanese model and actress.
(1992) Viktorija Golubic: Swiss tennis player.
(1992) LIONT : YouTube Star.
(1992) Bryce Harper: American baseball player.
(1991) John and Edward Grimes: Irish twin entertainers.
(1991) Edward Grimes: Pop Singer.
(1991) Mamé Adjei: Model.
(1991) Joey Stamper: Rock Singer.
(1991) John Grimes: Pop Singer.
(1991) J-Fred : YouTube Star.
(1990) Marcelina Sowa
(1990) Ridsa
(1990) Jóhanna Jónsdóttir: Danish-Icelandic singer.
(1990) NobodyEpic : YouTube Star.
(1990) Sexxy Lexxy: Reality Star.
(1990) Yohanna: Icelandic singer.
(1990) Anirudh Ravichander: World Music Singer.
(1990) Ownage Pranks: YouTube Star.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Meaghan Waller
(1989) Aphmau : YouTube Star.
(1989) Dan Biggar: Rugby Player.
(1989) Anthony Joshua: Athlete.
(1988) Sham Idrees: Pop Singer.
(1988) Zoltán Stieber: Hungarian footballer.
(1988) Zoltan Stieber: Hungarian footballer.
(1987) Seungho (singer)
(1987) Nicholas Massa: American actor and writer.
(1987) Maurice Barnett: YouTube Star.

(1987) Alex Farnham: YouTube Star.
(1986) Inna (singer)
(1986) Jordan Larson
(1986) Inna : Pop Singer.
(1986) Derk Boerrigter: Dutch footballer.
(1986) Nicky Adams: English-Welsh footballer.
(1986) Craig Pickering: English sprinter and bobsledder.
(1986) Ali Fazal: Actor.
(1985) Casey Stoner: Australian professional motorcycle racer, and a two-time MotoGP World Champion, in 2007 and 2011.
(1985) Verena Sailer: German sprinter.
(1984) Mélissa Lauren
(1984) Trevor Blumas
(1984) François Pervis: French track cyclist racer, triple world champion (last in 2015).
(1984) Shayne Ward: English pop singer, who rose to fame as the winner of the second series of The X Factor.
(1984) Francois Pervis: Athlete.
(1984) Rachel Reilly: Reality Star.
(1984) Melissa Lauren: French pornographic actress.
(1983) Loreen (singer)
(1983) Emma Beard
(1983) Philipp Kohlschreiber: German tennis player.
(1983) Loreen : Pop Singer.
(1983) Bruno Senna: Driver.
(1983) Janette Manrara: Dancer.
(1983) Rémi Ochlik: French photojournalist and photographer.
(1982) Frédéric Michalak: French international rugby union player of Polish descent.
(1982) Naim Thomas
(1982) Pippa Black: Australian actress.
(1982) Vincy Chan: Hong Kong singer.
(1982) Cristian Riveros: Paraguayan footballer.
(1982) Gareth McGrillen: Australian bass player and producer (Knife Party and Pendulum).
(1982) Tyler Ziegel: War Hero.
(1982) Tom Schwartz: Reality Star.
(1982) Prithviraj Sukumaran: Movie Actor.
(1982) Frederic Michalak: French rugby player.
(1981) Caterina Scorsone: Canadian actress.
(1981) Ali B: Dutch rapper.
(1981) Jacquetta Wheeler
(1981) Brea Grant
(1981) Frankie Edgar: American mixed martial artist.
(1981) Anthony Reyes: American baseball player.
(1981) Gregory Sedoc: Dutch hurdler.
(1981) Martin Halle: Danish footballer.
(1981) Boyd Melson: American boxer.
(1980) Jeremy Jackson: American actor.
(1980) Sue Bird: American basketball player.
(1980) Timana Tahu: Australian rugby player.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Kristy Hinze: Australian model actress and television host.
(1979) Nicola Blackwood: South African-English politician.
(1979) Erin Brown: American actress, model, filmmaker, and musician.
(1978) Abel Talamantez: Texas, United States -- Singer (Menudo-Cannonball).
(1978) Whitni Zimmerman: Miss New Mexico Teen USA (1996).
(1978) Ethan Luck: American guitarist and drummer (The O.C.
(1977) John Mayer: American singer-songwriter and producer.
(1977) Rav Wilding
(1977) Amanda Tepe
(1977) Tamara Podemski

(1977) Laura Wade: English playwright.
(1976) Rachid Badouri
(1976) Marius Colucci
(1976) Ryan Fitzgerald: Australian footballer and media personality.
(1975) Christophe Maé: French pop singer born to a pastry cook, he began to play the violin, harmonica, and guitare very early.
(1975) Kellie Martin: American actress.
(1975) Nelson Lee
(1975) Jacques Kallis: South African cricketer.
(1975) Sally Biddulph: British journalist and presenter.
(1975) Brynjar Gunnarsson: Icelandic footballer.
(1975) Jamila Wideman: WNBA guard (LA Sparks).
(1975) Mahmood Zarooni: Emirati horse rider and trainer.
(1975) Ernesto Aquino: Honduran footballer.
(1974) Paul Kariya: Vancouver, British Columbia -- NHL left wing (Anaheim Mighty Ducks, Olympics - 1998).
(1974) Aurela Gaçe: Albanian singer.
(1974) Jermaine Lewis: Wide receiver (Baltimore Ravens).
(1973) Justin Credible: American wrestler.
(1973) Andrew Mudge: American filmmaker ;Andrew Mudge is the winner of the 2003 Chrysler Million Dollar Film Festival.
(1973) María Larraín: Chilean model and actress.
(1973) David Unsworth: English professional footballer.
(1973) Peter Polaco: American professional wrestler.
(1973) Maria Eugenia Larrain: Chilean model, engineer and socialite.
(1972) Kordell Stewart: NFL quarterback / wide receiver (Pittsburgh Steelers).
(1972) Darren Balmforth: Australian rower (1996 Olympics).
(1972) Adrianne Frost: American comedian actress and author.
(1972) Darius Kasparaitis: Elektrenai, Lithuania -- NHL defenseman (Islanders, Pittsburgh).
(1972) Mary Powell: American homicide victim, Powell was last seen alive on October 1, 1994 at approximately 11:30 AM in front of her apartment in Clifton Park, New York.
(1972) Tomas Lindberg: Swedish singer-songwriter (At the Gates Lock Up Disfear The Great Deceiver Grotesque The Crown Skitsystem and Liers in Wait).
(1971) Grégory Lefebvre: French footballer, a defender who mainly played for Calais (1990-2005).
(1971) Chad Gray: American singer.
(1971) Kathryn J Taylor: Miss USA-Kansas (1997).
(1971) Toni Foster: WNBA forward / center (Phoenix Mercury).
(1971) Greg Jeffries: NFL cornerback (Detroit Lions).
(1971) Paul Sparks: American actor.
(1971) Simon Shanks: NFL inside linebacker (Arizona Cardinals).
(1971) Popi Maliotaki: Greek singer.
(1970) Tom Williams: Irish republican (Born 1924).
(1970) Kazuyuki Fujita: Japanese professional wrestler and mixed martial arts fighter.
(1970) Adrian Murrell: NFL running back / kick returner (NY Jets).
(1970) Zak Orth: Actor.
(1970) Mehmet Scholl: German football player with Turkish-German ancestry.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Wendy Wilson: American noted family, one of Brian and Marilyn Wilson's two daughters.
(1969) Terri Vaughn: American actress and producer.
(1969) Darren McKenzie-Potter: Auckland, New Zealand -- Cyclist (1996 Olympics).
(1969) Doug Hocking: CFL linebacker (Winnipeg Blue Bombers).
(1969) Gregory Metcalf: Ellensburg, Washington -- 3k steeplechase.
(1969) Spencer McLennan: CFL safety (Montreal Alouettes).
(1969) Vanessa Marcil: Actress.
(1969) Paige Davis: Actress.
(1969) Terri J Vaughn: American actress.
(1969) Takao Omori: Japanese professional wrestler.

(1969) Roy Hargrove: American trumpet player and composer.
(1968) Elsa Zylberstein: French film, TV, and stage actress born to a jewish Polish father (physicist) and to a catholic mother.
(1968) Jean-Philippe Gatien: French table tennis player, who competed at four Olympics from 1988 to 2000, winning silver in the singles at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics and bronze in doubles (with Patrick Chila) at the 2000 Sydney Olympics.
(1968) Wajdi Mouawad
(1968) Scott Donie: Vicenza, Italy -- Diver (1996 Olympics - 4th Place).
(1968) Randall Batinkoff: American actor and producer.
(1968) Mark Lee: Singaporean actor and singer.
(1968) Francesco Libetta: Italian pianist composer and conductor.
(1967) Davina McCall: TV Show Host.
(1967) Jamie Lumley
(1967) Jason Everman: American guitarist (Nirvana Soundgarden Mind Funk and OLD).
(1967) Joe Murphy: London, England -- NHL right wing (Chicago Blackhawks).
(1967) Michael Laffy: Australian footballer.
(1966) Olof Lundh: Swedish journalist.
(1966) Gerhard Puschnik: Hockey forward (Team Austria 1998).
(1966) Donovan Right: CFL linebacker (Hamilton Tiger Cats).
(1966) Mary McGlynn: American voice actress singer and director.
(1965) Ann Eleonora Jørgensen
(1965) Lisa Bonder: Columbus, Ohio -- Tennis star.
(1965) German Titov: Moscow, Russia -- NHL center (Calgary Flames, Olympics - Silver - 1998).
(1965) Kang Kyung-ok: South Korean illustrator.
(1965) Tom Tolbert: American basketball player and sportscaster.
(1965) Steve Lamacq: British journalist and disc jockey.
(1964) Jung Jin-young
(1964) Shawn Little: Canadian lawyer and politician (d. 2012).
(1964) Eric Kayser: French baker and food writer, his great grandfather, grandfather, and father were traditional bakers in Lorraine.
(1964) James Thompson: American-Finnish author (d. 2014).
(1963) Elie Semoun
(1963) Pamela Bach
(1963) Timothy Leighton: English physicist and academic.
(1963) Missy Hyatt: Atlanta, Georgia -- Wrestling manager (WCW, ECW).
(1963) Brendan Kibble: Australian singer-songwriter and guitarist (Bam Balams Navahodads and Vampire Lovers).
(1962) Flea (musician)
(1962) Dmitri Hvorostovsky: Russian opera singer.
(1962) Manute Bol: American pro basketball player, the 7 foot 7 inch NBA center came to the US in 1984 as a Dinka tribesman from Sudan to play basketball.
(1962) David Fralick
(1962) Christian Stolte
(1962) Kenneth Lonergan
(1962) Laura Coenen: Neenah, Wisconsin -- Team handball goalie (Olympics - 1988, 92, 96).
(1962) Flea : Australian-born American musician (Red Hot Chili Peppers).
(1962) Ken Chinn: Canadian singer-songwriter (SNFU and Slaveco.
(1962) Tamara McKinney: Lexington, Kentucky -- Slalom skier (1984 Olympics - 4th Place).
(1962) Nico Lazaridis: German footballer.
(1961) Marc Lévy
(1961) Wilfried Brookhuis: Soccer player (NEC).
(1961) Kim Wayans: TV Actress.
(1961) Randy Vasquez: American actor director and producer.
(1961) Marc Levy: French novelist whose ten novels, translated into 42 languages, have sold more than 23 million copies, making him the most-read French author in the world.
(1961) Chris Doleman: Defensive end (San Francisco 49ers).
(1960) Leila Pinheiro
(1960) Bob Mould: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Hüsker Dü and Sugar).
(1960) Graeme Sharp
(1960) Guy LeBlanc: Canadian keyboard player and songwriter (Nathan Mahl and Camel) (d. 2015).
(1960) Val Skinner: Hamilton, Montana -- LPGA golfer (1995 Sprint Championship).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Manolo Saiz
(1959) Gary Kemp: English singer-songwriter guitarist and actor (Spandau Ballet).
(1959) Emeril Lagasse: Chef.
(1959) Erkki-Sven Tüür: Estonian flute player and composer.
(1959) Tessa Munt: English lawyer and politician.
(1959) Jamie Salmon: English-New Zealand rugby player and sportscaster.
(1959) Philip Maini: mathematician at the University of Oxford.
(1959) Erkki-Sven Tuur: Estonian composer.
(1959) Sarah Ferguson: Royalty.
(1959) Todd Solondz: Writer.

(1959) John Whittingdale: English politician Secretary of State for Culture Media and Sport.
(1959) Kevin Brennan: Welsh journalist and politician.
(1959) Marc Collins-Rector: American businessman founded Digital Entertainment Network.
(1959) Brian Harper: American baseball player and coach.
(1958) Tim Robbins: American actor, director and screenwriter, an offbeat character lead.
(1958) John Tuttle: American athlete, a champion marathon runner.
(1958) Gilles Legrand
(1958) Roy McDonough: English footballer and manager.
(1958) Eleftheria Arvanitaki: Greek singer.
(1958) Michel Carliez: French actor and stuntman.
(1957) Jacques Viguier: French law professor accused for murdering his wife, Suzanne, who disappeared on 27 February 2000.
(1957) Mira Nair: Director.
(1957) Priidu Beier: Estonian poet and educator.
(1957) Alex Fort Brescia: Peruvian businessman.
(1956) Marin Alsop: American violinist and conductor.
(1956) James H Newman: Trust Territory of Pacific, PhD / Astronaut (STS 51, 69).
(1956) Andy Kindler: Comedian.
(1956) James Newman: Astronaut.
(1956) John Chavis: American football player and coach.
(1956) Meg Rosoff: American-born, London-based author.
(1956) Rudra Shahidullah: Bangladeshi poet author and playwright (d. 1992).
(1955) Ellen Dolan: American actress who is a cast member in "As The World Turns," a daytime soap opera.
(1955) Tanya Roberts: Actress.
(1954) Corinna Harfouch: German actress.
(1954) Michael Forsyth: Scottish politician, a Conservative Member of Parliament returned at General Election 6/11/1987.
(1954) Lorenzo Carcaterra: American writer and journalist , Carcaterra is the author of "Sleepers" and "A Safe Place: The True Story of a Father, a Son, a Murder" and screenwriter for the popular TV series "Top Cops.
(1954) Stephen Mellor: American actor.
(1954) Serafino Ghizzoni: Italian rugby player.
(1953) Martha Smith: Cleveland, Ohio -- Actress (Animal House) / playmate (July 1973).
(1953) Bernard Deflesselles
(1953) Paulo Falcão: Brazilian footballer and manager.
(1953) Tony Carey: American keyboard player songwriter and producer (Rainbow Planet P Project and Over the Rainbow).
(1953) Paulo Roberto Falcao: Brazilian footballer.
(1953) Larry Miller: Comedian.
(1953) Susan Pedersen: United States -- 4 X 100m medley swimmer (1968 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1953) Tito Jackson: Musician.
(1953) Walter Jon Williams: Writer.
(1953) Al Sobotka: American sports facility operations manager.
(1953) Fred Ridgeway: Irish-English actor (d. 2012).
(1953) Alonzo Bradley: American athlete, a pro basketball player, he was drafted by the Houston team in 1977 and played for three seasons.
(1952) Ron Taylor (actor)
(1952) Cordell Mosson: American bass player (Parliament-Funkadelic) (d. 2013).
(1952) Martha Smith: American actress who plays a wisecracking agent on the TV series "Scarecrow & Mrs.
(1952) Glenys Thornton: Baroness Thornton English politician.
(1952) Boogie Mosson: American musician (P Funk).
(1952) Ron Taylor: American actor and singer (d. 2002).
(1952) Coşkun Sabah: Turkish singer.
(1952) Christopher Cox: American lawyer and politician.
(1951) Alan Wheat: (Rep-D-Missouri, 1983- ).
(1951) Daniel Gerroll: London, England -- Actor (Big Business).
(1950) Elinor Lipman: American writer, the author of five novels and a collection of short stories, including "The Inn at Lake Devine" and "Isabel's Bed.
(1950) Charles Green: YouTube Star.
(1950) Károly Horváth: Romanian-Hungarian cellist flute player and composer (d. 2015).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) André Leon Talley
(1949) Crazy Mohan: Indian actor screenwriter and playwright.
(1949) Joni Eareckson Tada: Author.
(1948) Hema Malini: Indian Actress.
(1948) Gary Miller: Politician.
(1948) Leo Mazzone: American baseball player and coach.
(1948) Alison Chitty: English production designer and costume designer.
(1948) Michael Tylo: Detroit, Michigan -- Actor (Guiding Light, Blade - Young and the Restless).
(1947) David Zucker: American film producer, director, screenwriter and actor, who produced and directed hugely successful comedies in the '80s and '90s that included "Airplane," 1980, "The Naked Gun: From the File of Police Squad," 1988 and "The Naked Gun 2-l/2: The Smell of Fear," 1991.
(1947) Thokozile Masipa

(1947) Bob Weir: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Grateful Dead The Other Ones Bobby and the Midnites Kingfish RatDog Furthur and The Dead).
(1947) Terry Griffiths: Welsh snooker player and coach.
(1946) Suzanne Somers: American actress of films and TV series who is usually cast as the sexy dumb-blonde.
(1946) Jean-Jacques Guillet
(1946) Geoff Barnett: English footballer.
(1946) Jan Kruithof: Dutch race horse jockey, a harnessed trot racer who won Le Prix Jockey in 1984 on Noble Atout.
(1946) Michael Aquino: American founder of the Temple of Set and one of America's leading Satanists.
(1946) Suzanne Somers in San Bruno: California, USA; actress (Three's Company, Step by Step).
(1945) Pascal Sevran: French TV personality, not at all typical.
(1945) Paul Monette: American writer, the author of six novels, a memoir and three collections of poetry before penning his "Becoming a Man: Half a Life Story.
(1945) Wilma Goich: Italian pop singer and television personality, who began her career in 1964, when she released her first single "Dopo il sole pioverà".
(1945) Dave Hill: English actor.
(1945) Tom McMillan: Politician.
(1945) Jim Palmer: Athlete.
(1945) Stefan Buczacki: English horticulturalist botanist and television host.
(1944) Noëlle Châtelet: French writer and sociology professor at the Paris Descartes University.
(1944) Joseph Sitruk
(1944) Kaizer Motaung: South African footballer and manager.
(1944) Johnny Washbrook: Toronto, Ontario -- Actor (Ken-My Friend Flicka).
(1943) Didier Bariani: French politician who served as Secretary of State, 1986-1988.
(1943) Christopher Mitchum
(1943) Serge Sautereau
(1943) Fred Turner Canadian bass player (Bachman: Turner Overdrive).
(1943) Fred Turner: Canadian singer-songwriter and bass player (Bachman Turner Overdrive and Brave Belt).
(1943) Chris Mitchum: American noted family and actor, the younger son of Robert Mitchum who has been onscreen from 1969 in some 32 films as of 1985.
(1943) C Fred Turner: Rock bassist / vocalist (Bachman-Turner Overdrive).
(1942) Ronald Paquin: American ecclesiastic, a Reverend father in the Roman Catholic church.
(1942) James A. Leach: Politician.
(1942) Dave Lovelady: Rocker.
(1942) Penny Marshall: Actress.
(1942) Kerry Kelly: American noted family, the daughter of dancer Gene Kelly and his wife, Betsy Boyer ]..
(1942) Jim Leach: Politician.
(1941) Tim McCarver: American baseball player who is a former catcher for both the St. Louis Cardinals and the Philadelphia Phillies.
(1941) Emma Nicholson: British politician, a Member of Parliament returned at General Election 6/11/1987.
(1941) Étienne Pflimlin
(1941) Mel Counts
(1941) Erkki Jokinen: Composer.
(1941) Tim McCarver baseball catcher (New York Mets)/sportscaster (ABC: CBS).
(1941) Derek David Bourgeois: Composer.
(1940) Dave Debusschere
(1940) Roland Castro: French architect and political activist.
(1940) David De Busschere: Detroit sports Champions.
(1940) Dave DeBusschere in Detroit: Michigan, USA; NBA forward (New York Knicks)/last ABA commissioner.
(1940) Ivan Della Mea: Italian novelist, journalist, singer-songwriter and political activist.
(1940) Ivan Mea: Italian singer-songwriter guitarist and journalist (d. 2009).
(1940) David Debusschere: American basketball player, a forward with the Pistons and the Knicks.
(1940) Dave DeBusschere: American basketball player and coach (d. 2003).
(1940) Barry Corbin: American actor.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Batya Stark
(1939) Joe Dolan: Irish entertainer (Born 1943).
(1938) Nico (singer)
(1938) Carl Gunter: Jr.
(1938) Nico : German actress, singer and organist, a performer with "Velvet Underground," doing solo work in the '70s and '80s.
(1937) Charles Kleinberg: Belgian actor, director and teacher of interpretation and pronunciation of French-language Belgian poetic texts.
(1937) Barry McGuire: Musician.
(1937) Tony Anthony in Clarksburg: West Virginia, USA; actor (Treasure of Four Crowns).
(1937) Bruce Lowney: American artist, painter.
(1937) Emile Ford: Rocker.

(1937) Linda Lavin: Actress.
(1936) Andrei Chikatilo: Ukrainian-Russian serial killer (d. 1994).
(1936) Irina Demick
(1936) Peter Bowles: English actor and screenwriter.
(1936) Jack Baldschun: American baseball player, a pitcher for the Philadelphia and Cincinnati teams among others.
(1936) Mladen Koščak: Croatian footballer (d. 1997).
(1936) Gerardo Gandini: Composer.
(1936) Akira Machida: Japanese lawyer and judge 15th Chief Justice of Japan.
(1935) Sugar Pie DeSanto: US singer (Soulful dress).
(1934) Peter Ashdown: English racing driver.
(1934) Henry Schacht: American administrator and CEO in charge of Cummins Engine, one of the nations largest manufacturers of diesel motors.
(1933) Leonard Peikoff: Philosopher.
(1932) Claude Léveillée
(1932) Henry Lewis: American musician and conductor, one of the first black conductors to break the color barrier and lead a major symphony orchestra.
(1932) Detlev Rohwedder: German lawyer, economist and politician.
(1932) Henry Lewis in Los Angeles: California, USA; conductor/bass (Los Angeles Philharmonic 1955-59).
(1932) Henry Jay Lewis: Los Angeles, California -- Conductor / bass (LA Philharmonic 1955-59).
(1932) John Grant: English journalist and politician (d. 2000).
(1932) Lucien Paiement: Canadian physician and politician (d. 2013).
(1931) Valery Klimov: Ukrainian-Russian violinist and educator.
(1931) P Underwood: American football player and coach (d. 2013).
(1931) Agnes Rankin: Scottish housewife who was adopted; her natural mother was actually the sister of the woman who adopted her and the parents who raised her were her natural aunt and uncle.
(1931) Charles Colson: American lawyer and politician (d. 2012).
(1931) A. P. J. Abdul Kalam: Statesman.
(1931) Rosa Rosal: Filipino actress and humanitarian.
(1931) Charles W Colson American presidential adviser: Watergate figure.
(1930) Carmen Sevilla: Spanish actress and singer.
(1930) Fran Moore: American astrologer who feels unstable and isolated from others.
(1930) John Polkinghorne: English physicist theologian and priest.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Fernanda Montenegro: Brazilian actress.
(1929) Bill Green: (Rep-R-New York, 1978- ).
(1928) Ann Morgan Guilbert: American actress.
(1928) Robert Pandraud
(1928) Luigi Di Liegro: Italian ecclesiastic, a Roman Catholic priest ordained in 1953, age 24.
(1928) Joseph Flavin: American business executive, chairman & ceo of the singer co.
(1928) Mary Daly: American feminist philosopher and theologian (d. 2010).
(1928) Ann Guilbert: American actress.
(1927) Günter Grass: German writer, a novelist, essayist, poet and playwright who designed and illustrated his own books.
(1927) Ray Johnson

(1927) Peter Brinson: Dance educationalist.
(1927) Gunter Grass: German writer, Nobel Prize laureate.
(1927) Lee Montague: London, England -- Actor (Uncle Sasha-Holocaust).
(1927) Gus Yatron: (Rep-D-Pennsylvania, 1969- ).
(1926) Joel C Dobin
(1926) Adriana Innocenti: Italian actress and voice actress.
(1926) Joel Dobin: Jewish Rabbi and astrologer, the author of "To Rule Both Day And Night, Astrology in the Bible, Midrash and Talmud," 1977.
(1926) Michel Foucault: Historian.
(1926) Evan Hunter: Author.
(1926) Celestin Pierluigi: France sport Champion.
(1926) Charles Dolan: American visionary, entrepreneur and CEO since 1996 in charge of Cablevision Systems.
(1925) Angela Lansbury: British-American actress who achieved stardom in the '60s, first as a Broadway musical star in "Mame" then, from September 1984, as Jessica Fletcher in the popular hit TV series, "Murder She Wrote.
(1925) Apo Lazaridès: French champion cyclist.
(1925) Bob Morane
(1925) Daniel J Evans: (Sen-R-Washington, 1983- ).
(1925) Karel Dillen: Belgian politician, the nationalist president of the Flemish extreme right block.
(1925) Daniel Evans: American politician, 16th Governor of Washington (1965-1977), U.S.
(1925) Lorraine Sweeny: Communications specialist.
(1925) Apo Lazarides: France sport Champion.
(1924) Jacques Legras: French actor, who died on 15 March 2006 in Paris.
(1924) Maurice Lamarche: Nancy physician.
(1924) Gerard Parkes: Irish-Canadian actor (d. 2014).
(1923) Linda Darnell: American glamorous actress, the daughter of a postal clerk and an ambitious stage mom who groomed her for show biz from the time she was five.
(1923) Bert Kaempfert: German orchestra leader and songwriter (d. 1980).
(1923) Bill McLaren: Bill McLaren was a Scottish rugby union commentator, teacher, journalist and one time rugby union player.
(1923) Italo Calvino: Journalist.
(1922) Max Bygraves: British Cockney comedian and stage actor who matured into a fine character star.
(1922) Alberto Galassi: Italian soccer player.
(1922) Leon Sullivan: African-American civil rights leader and pastor (Born 1922).
(1922) Robert Urquhart: Actor (Dunkirk, Bulldog Breed, Dark Avenger).
(1921) Georges Wilson: Champigny sur M Actor.
(1921) Robert Urquhart: Actor (Dunkirk, Bulldog Breed), dies at 72.
(1921) Pierre Sciandra: Toulon EXecutives.
(1921) Michael Conrad: Washington Heights, New York -- Actor (Delvecchio, Hill St Blues).
(1921) Mario Puzo: Novelist.
(1921) MacKenzie Miller: American horse trainer and breeder (Born 1921).
(1921) Matt Batts: American baseball player and coach (d. 2013).
(1921) Linda Darnell Dallas: Texas, actress (Unfaithfully Yours, second Chance).
(1920) Arthur Worsley: British ventriloquist, known as one of the most brilliant in his field and a headliner at many theaters in the heyday of variety shows.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Kathleen Winsor: American journalist and author (d. 2003).
(1918) Louis Althusser: French-Algerian philosopher and teacher at the ENS, a Marxist and an author.
(1918) Henri Vernes
(1918) Geori Boue: French lyric soprano who sang opera and operetta.
(1918) Tony Rolt: English racing driver and engineer (d. 2008).
(1918) Geori Boué: Toulouse Opera Singers.
(1918) Abraham Nemeth: American mathematician and academic (d. 2013).
(1918) Bill Nichols: (Rep-D-Alabama, 1967- ).
(1917) Alice Pearce: Comedienne (Gladys Kravitz-Bewitched), dies at 52.
(1917) Alan W. Livingston: Businessman.

(1917) Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.: Historian.
(1916) Le Chevalier Louis: France Military man.
(1916) George Turner: Australian author (d. 1997).
(1916) Mary Lewis: American astrologer whose interest began during the '60s.
(1915) Robert Dorgebray: French cyclist and Olympian champion, riding at Berlin in 1936.
(1915) Yitzhak Shamir: Statesman.
(1915) L?on Lapeyssonnie: Montpellier Military man.
(1914) Mohammed Zahir Shah: Shah of Afghanistan (d. 2007).
(1914) Christian J Modeste: Gypsey King.
(1913) Cesar Bresgen: Austrian composer / Organist.
(1913) Gino Bechi: Italian baritone opera singer.
(1913) Alice Pearce: NYC, New York -- Comedienne / actress (Gladys Kravitz-Bewitched).
(1912) Maidie Norman: Actress.
(1912) Karl Ristikivi: Estonian author and poet (d. 1977).
(1912) Clifford Hansen: American rancher and politician 26th Governor of Wyoming (d. 2009).
(1912) Lotti Huber: German actress and dancer, she appeared in German films until the year of her death.
(1911) Otto von Bülow: German commander (d. 2006).
(1911) Gerard Mortier: Belgium sport Champion.
(1911) Otto Bulow: Germany Military man.
(1910) William Leonard Reed: Composer.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Robert Trout: Journalist.
(1909) Francis Laine: Brest Military man.
(1908) Henri Nicolas: France Scientist.
(1908) Enver Hoxha: Albanian general and politician Prime Minister of Albania (d. 1985).
(1908) Olivia Coolidge: English-American author and educator (d. 2006).
(1907) Roger Vailland: French author (La Novice, Et Mourir de Plasir).
(1907) Richard Titmuss: English sociologist and academic (d. 1973).
(1906) Dino Buzzati: Italian journalist, dramatist and novelist called, "an Italian Kafka.
(1906) Bernard Challe: Commercy Military man.
(1906) Godfrey Winn: Journalist.

(1906) George Martin: Lott Jr tennis champion (1931 US Open runner-up).
(1906) Roger Guichardan: Chambéry Journalist.
(1906) Leon Klimovsky: Argentine film director (d. 1996).
(1906) León Klimovsky: Argentinian actor director and screenwriter (d. 1996).
(1905) Rex Bell: Chicago, Illinois -- Cowboy actor (Cowboys & Injuns) / lt-gov (Nevada).
(1905) Ernst Kuzorra: German footballer and manager (d. 1990).
(1905) Wild Bill Elliott: Pattonsburg, Missouri -- Actor (Beyond the Sacramento).
(1904) Björn Berglund: Swedish actor (d. 1968).
(1904) Maurice Amman: French Vice-admiral who served as Préfet Maritime of Brest (1961-1965).
(1903) Cécile de Brunhoff
(1903) Leo Ferrero: Italian writer, a playwright and essayist.
(1903) Cecile de Brunhoff: French author and pianist (d. 2003).
(1903) Mario Pilati: Composer.
(1903) Cécile Brunhoff: French storyteller and the creator of the original Babar story.
(1901) Jean Bouckaert: Belgium Scientist.
(1901) Pierre Huard: Bastia physician.
(1901) Edoardo Samartino: Italy Painter.
(1900) Goose Goslin: American baseball player and manager (d. 1971).
(1900) Edward Ardizzone: Vietnamese-born British writer and illustrator (d. 1979).
(1900) Primo Conti: Italian painter and poet (d. 1988).
(1900) Lloyd Corrigan San Francisco: California, USA; actor (Papa Dodger-Willy, Prof McKillup-Hank).
(1900) [Leon] Goose Goslin: Baseball hall of famer (AL bat champ 1928).

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