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Famous Birthdays of 17 July

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 17th of July

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2010 - Today

(2014) Plane MH17: The crash occured on the flight 17 (Amsterdam-Kuala-Lumpur) in East Ukraine, Hrabove, near the city which was renamed Torez, in honour of French communist Maurice Thorez.
(2011) Arabella Kushner: American child of noted family, a daughter of businesswoman, writer, and former model Ivanka Trump and real estate developer Jared Kushner.

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2009 - 2000

(2007) Connor Corum: Movie Actor.
(2006) James Brown: Scottish noted family member, the son of Gordon Brown and his wife Sarah.
(2004) Amarachi Uyanne: Dancer.
(2000) Maria Aragon: Canadian singer.
(2000) Nico Liersch: Movie Actor.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Yoandri Cabrera: Pop Singer.
(1998) Felipe Juan Marichalar
(1998) Felipe Marichalar: Spanish royalty, the son of Princess Elena de Bourbon and her husband Jaime de Marichalar, married in Seville on 3/18/1995.
(1998) Kennedy Slocum: TV Actress.
(1997) Shauna Case: TV Actress.
(1996) Alex Ernst: YouTube Star.
(1994) Jessica Amlee: TV Actress.
(1994) Benjamin Mendy
(1994) Victor Lindelöf
(1994) Mark Indelicato: Actor.

(1994) Derrick Henry: Football Player.
(1993) OpTic Karma: eSports Player.
(1993) Ai Okawa: Japanese model and actress.
(1992) Billie Lourd: American noted family, the daughter of Carrie Fisher and her beau, Bryan Lourd.
(1992) Mehdy Metella
(1992) Taavi Rand: Estonian ice dancer.
(1991) Lexi Giovagnoli
(1991) Kevin Chénais: French young man, remarkable for his heavy weight (230 Kgs).
(1991) Kayla Phillips: Vine Star.
(1991) Alexandra Shipp: Actress.
(1991) Mann : American rapper.
(1990) Jonty Usborne: Belgian-English engineer.
(1990) WizKi WizKid: Musician.
(1990) James Maslow: Actor.
(1990) Mariahlynn : Reality Star.
(1990) Rylee Green: Pop Singer.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Laura Caso: American writer and book illustrator, published at age 11 with her book, "Chicken Pox Explosion!" in June 2000.
(1989) Gareth Bale: Athlete.
(1988) Summer Bishil: American actress.
(1988) Guo Yue: Chinese table tennis player.
(1987) Jeremih : American singer-songwriter and producer.
(1987) Alex Weisman: Actor.
(1987) Cory Cotton: YouTube Star.
(1987) Coby Cotton: YouTube Star.
(1987) Sammi Doll: Pianist.
(1987) Jeremih Felton: Pop Singer.

(1987) Meghan Camarena: YouTube Star.
(1987) Jan Charouz: Czech race car driver.
(1987) Wankelmut : German DJ and producer.
(1987) Darius Boyd: Australian rugby league player.
(1987) AnnaLynne McCord: Actress.
(1986) Liza Manili
(1986) Brando Eaton: American actor.
(1986) Lacey Von Erich: American wrestler.
(1986) DeAngelo Smith: American football player.
(1986) Kaitlin Riley: Movie Actress.
(1986) Dana : Pop Singer.
(1985) Tom Fletcher (singer)
(1985) Tom Cullen (actor)
(1985) Rosa Salazar: Actress.
(1985) Neil McGregor: Scottish footballer.
(1985) Tom Fletcher: Pop Singer.
(1985) Loui Eriksson: Swedish ice hockey player.
(1984) David Katoatau: I-Kiribati weightlifter.
(1984) Sotiris Leontiou: Greek footballer.
(1984) Asami Kimura: Japanese singer (Country Musume).
(1984) Samyr Laine: Haitian triple jumper.
(1983) Sarah Jones (screen actress)
(1983) Adam Lind: American baseball player.
(1983) Jessi Cruickshank: Canadian television presenter.
(1983) Sarah Jones: American actress.
(1983) Brooke Kinsella: British actress.
(1983) Katrina Kaif: Actress.
(1983) Ryan Guettler: professional Australian BMX rider.
(1982) Natasha Hamilton: English singer-songwriter dancer and actress (Atomic Kitten).
(1982) René Herms: German runner (d. 2009).
(1982) Carli Lloyd: Athlete.
(1982) Omari Banks: West Indian Cricketer.
(1981) Mélanie Thierry: French stage and film actress, best known for her role as Aurora in "Babylon A.D.
(1981) Raigo Toompuu: Estonian shot putter.
(1981) Elpida Romantzi: Greek archer.
(1981) Hely Ollarves: Venezuelan track and field athlete.
(1981) Brian Celio: Novelist.
(1980) Robert Phillips (actor)
(1980) Ryan Miller (ice hockey)
(1980) Javier Camunas: Spanish footballer.
(1980) Matt Yoakum: YouTube Star.
(1980) Javier Camuñas: Spanish footballer.
(1980) Ryan Miller: American hockey player.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Mike Vogel: American actor.
(1979) Jayma Mays: Actress.
(1979) QPark : Vine Star.
(1978) Emilie Simon: French singer.
(1978) Katharine Town
(1978) Mike Knox: American wrestler.
(1978) Panda Bear (musician)
(1978) Trevor McNevan: Canadian singer-songwriter (Thousand Foot Krutch and FM Static).
(1978) Ricardo Arona: Brazilian mixed martial artist.
(1978) Mike Hettinga: American professional wrestler.

(1978) Panda Bear: Pop Singer.
(1978) Noah Lennox: American musician.
(1978) Katharine Towne: American actress.
(1977) Veronica Blume
(1977) Marc Savard: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1977) Lehmber Hussainpuri: Famous Indian Singer.
(1977) Tiffany Taylor: American model.
(1977) Leif Hoste: Belgian cyclist.
(1976) Luke Bryan: American musician.
(1976) Kimberley (South Africa)
(1976) Dagmara Dominczyk: Polish actress.
(1976) Eric Winter: American model and actor.
(1976) Eddie Shin
(1976) Marcos Senna
(1976) Gino D'Acampo: Italian celebrity chef.
(1976) Matthew Holmes: Australian actor.
(1976) Matt Holmes: Australian actor.
(1976) Anders Svensson: Swedish footballer and sportscaster.
(1976) Dagmara Domińczyk: Polish-American actress.
(1975) Cécile de France: Belgian actress.
(1975) Elena Anaya: Spanish actress.
(1975) Apollo 11 (launch date)
(1975) Carey Hart: Motorcycle Racer.
(1975) Terence Tao: Terence Tao is an Australian-born Chinese American mathematician working in harmonic analysis, partial differential equations, additive combinatorics, ergodic Ramsey theory, random matrix theory, and analytic number theory.
(1975) Vincent Vittoz: French cross-country skier and non-commissioned officer.
(1975) Darude : Finnish trance DJ.
(1975) Victoria Holmes: Novelist.
(1975) Andre Adams: New Zealand cricketer.
(1975) Harlette : Australian-English fashion designer.
(1975) Konnie Huq: English television host and actress.
(1975) Paul Hinojos: American guitarist and songwriter (At the Drive-In The Mars Volta and Sparta).
(1975) Troy Amos Ross: Georgetown, Guyana -- Canadian boxer (1996 Olympics).
(1975) Cecile de France: Belgian actress.
(1974) Gordon Malone: American basketball player: forward, Timberwolves.
(1974) Laura Macdonald: Scottish jazz musician.
(1974) Andrew Downton: Australian cricketer.
(1973) Horacio Llamas: American basketball player; Center, Suns.
(1973) Liam Sullivan: American comedian and actor.
(1973) Liam Kyle Sullivan: American comedian and actor.
(1973) Eric Moulds: American football player.
(1973) Alan Wilson: Politician.
(1973) Tim Ryan: Politician.
(1973) Tony Dovolani: Albanian ballroom dancer.
(1972) Ariadne Shaffer
(1972) Jaap Stam: Dutch footballer and manager.
(1972) Bill Sage
(1972) Michelle Ingkavet
(1972) Donny Marshall: American basketball player and sportscaster.
(1972) Jason Rullo: American drummer (Symphony X and Redemption).
(1972) Elizabeth Cook: American singer and guitarist.
(1972) Eric Williams: NBA forward (Denver Nuggets, Boston Celtics).
(1972) Melissa "Missy" Schwen: Bloomington, Indiana -- Rower (1996 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1972) Michael Lampert: Hockey defenseman (Team Austria 1998).
(1972) Molly Parker: Actress.
(1971) Calbert Cheaney: American basketball player: guard/forward, Wizards.
(1971) Corey Feldman: Actor.
(1971) Daniel Kunce: Sumperk, Germany -- Hockey defenseman (Team Germany 1998).
(1971) Pietro Maso: Italian homicide; a teenage boy who, on 4/17/1991, along with three pals, waited at home for his parents to return from church, when he beat them to death simulating a robbery.
(1971) Cory Doctorow: Canadian author and activist.
(1971) Nico Mattan: Belgian cyclist.
(1971) Ed Kowalczyk: Musician.
(1970) Mandy Smith
(1970) Alexandra Pascalidou
(1970) Jang Hyun-sung
(1970) Gary Gulman
(1970) Bronwyn Roye: Australian rower (1996 Olympics).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Kazuki Kitamura: Japanese actor.
(1969) July 2006 Java earthquake
(1969) Fernán Mirás
(1969) Byron Wallen
(1969) Jaan Kirsipuu: Estonian cyclist.
(1969) Jean-Bernard Bouvet
(1969) Jason Clarke (actor)
(1969) Scott Johnson: American cartoonist.
(1969) F Gray: American actor and director.
(1969) Scott Johnson (cartoonist): American Cartoonist.

(1969) Tommy Soderstrom: Stockholm, Sweden -- NHL goalie (Sweden, New York Islanders).
(1969) Jason Clarke: Movie Actor.
(1969) F Gary Gray: American music video director.
(1968) Bitty Schram: American actress.
(1968) Darren Day: Stage Actor.
(1968) Tony Diaz: American homicide; after five months planning, he shot the wrong woman between the eyes on 7/10/1993 on a sidewalk in Quincy, MA.
(1968) Beth Littleford: American comedian.
(1968) Andre Royo: American actor and producer.
(1967) Regina Lund
(1967) Joe Pernice: American musician, a songwriter and vocalist, leader of the Pernice Brothers rock band.
(1967) Susan Ashton: Christian singer.
(1967) Will Ferrell: Comedian.
(1967) Pearl Sinn: Seoul, South Korea -- LPGA golfer (1995 LPGA Corning Classic-35th).
(1967) Kevin Pritchard: NBA guard (Washington Bullets).
(1966) Lou Barlow: American musician, original member of the alternative rock groups Dinosaur Jr.
(1966) Guru (American rapper)
(1966) Don Willett: Judge.
(1966) Guru: American rapper (Gang Starr) (d. 2010).
(1966) Sten Tolgfors: Swedish lawyer and politician 30th Swedish Minister of Defence.
(1966) Michael John Bradley: Largo, Florida -- PGA golfer (1993 Kemper Open-3rd).
(1965) Alex Winter: English film director.
(1965) Craig Morgan: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1965) Billy Mitchell: American gamer.
(1965) Ken Evraire: CFL slot back (Hamilton Tiger Cats).
(1965) Santiago Segura: Spanish actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1964) Alice Inoue: American astrologer & feng shui practitioner, she says she is "half Chinese, a quarter Irish and a quarter German.
(1964) Craig Morgan: Country Singer.
(1964) Heather Langenkamp: American actress producer and director.
(1963) Suha Arafat: Egyptian wife of Yasser Arafat, a striking blonde.
(1963) Matti Nykänen: Finnish championship skiier, highly idiosyncratic behavior in sports and in his personal life.
(1963) Éric Collado
(1963) Letsie III: Letsie III of Lesotho.
(1963) Pierre-Paul Renders: Belgian film director and screenwriter.
(1963) Phoebe Cates: Actress.
(1963) Norman Cook: Musician.
(1963) Denise Miller in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actress (Billie - Archie Bunker's Place).
(1963) Regina Belle: American singer-songwriter producer and actress.
(1963) John Ventimiglia: American actor screenwriter and composer.
(1963) Matti Nykanen: Finnish ski jumper.
(1962) Malaysia Airlines Flight 17
(1962) Stéphane Taponier
(1962) Jay Barrs: Jacksonville, Florida -- Archer (1988, 92, 96 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1962) Bill Sage: American actor.
(1961) António Costa
(1961) Jeremy Hardy: English comedian and actor.
(1961) : American rapper producer and actor (Gang Starr) (d. 2010).
(1961) Roy Pienaar: South African cricketer.
(1961) Jonathan Potts: Canadian actor.
(1960) Dawn Upshaw: American soprano.
(1960) Jan Wouters: Dutch soccer star (Ajax, Bayern Munich, PSV).
(1960) Kim Barnett: English cricketer and coach.
(1960) Robin Shou: Martial arts actor (Mortal Kombat, Beverly Hills Ninja).
(1960) Nancy Giles: NYC, New York -- Actress (Connie-Delta, Off Beat, Big, Angie).
(1960) Mark Burnett: English-born television producer.
(1960) Karen Elaine Price: Pasadena, California -- Playmate (January, 1981).
(1960) Scott Norwood: NFL kicker (Buffalo Bills - Super Bowl XXV goat).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Suzanne Azar: American tragic news figure, the wife of David and mother of Geneva.
(1959) Janet Lynn Kavandi: Springfield, Missouri -- PhD / Astronaut (sk:STS 91).
(1959) Pola Uddin: Baroness Uddin Bangladeshi-English politician.
(1958) Kar-wai Wong
(1958) Wong Kar-wai: Chinese director producer and screenwriter.
(1958) Michael Flatley: Dancer.
(1958) Thérèse Rein: Australian businesswoman founded Ingeus.
(1958) Mike Rogers: Politician.
(1957) Fern Britton: English television host and actress.
(1957) Fabio Dal Zotto: Italian fencing champion, winner of a Gold Medal in the Montreal Olympics 1976.

(1957) Jean-Claude Dunyach
(1957) Wendy Freedman: Canadian-American cosmologist and astronomer.
(1957) Bruce Crump: American drummer and songwriter (Molly Hatchet and Gator Country) (d. 2015).
(1956) Bryan Trottier: Canadian-American ice hockey player and coach.
(1956) Julie Bishop (femme politique)
(1956) Julie Bishop: Australian lawyer and politician 38th Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs.
(1956) Julie Bishop: Australian lawyer and politician 38th Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs.
(1956) Bryan Trottier in Val Marie: Saskatchewan, Canada; NHL Center (New York Islanders).
(1956) Wong Kar-wai: Director.
(1956) Robert Romanus: American actor and singer.
(1955) Barry Orr
(1955) Paul Stamets: American mycologist and environmentalist.
(1955) Sylvie Léonard: Canadian actress and screenwriter.
(1955) Christopher Chappell: Canadian Cricketer.
(1955) Giorgio Corbelli: Italian President of the Soccer Team, Napoli.
(1954) Angela Merkel: German politician, chancellor since November 2005.
(1954) Michel Field: French TV host and producer, very popular in France.
(1954) Marie-Line Reynaud
(1954) Dominique Versini
(1954) J Michael Straczynski: American author.
(1954) J Straczynski: American author screenwriter and producer.
(1954) Edward Natapei: Vanuatuan politician 6th Prime Minister of Vanuatu (d. 2015).
(1953) Jean-Charles Taugourdeau
(1953) Douglas Feith: Public Servant.
(1953) Dean Ornish: Educator.
(1952) David Hasselhoff: TV Actor.
(1952) David Hasselhoff: TV Actor.
(1952) Nicolette Larson: singer (Lotta Love), dies from brain seizure at age 45.
(1952) Robert McCammon: American author.
(1952) Chet McCracken: Seattle, Washington -- Rocker (Doobie Brothers).
(1952) Robert R[ick] McCammon: United States -- Sci-fi author (Baal, Mystery Walk).
(1952) Thé Lau: Dutch singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 2015).
(1952) David Hasselhoff in Baltimore: Maryland, USA; actor (Revenge of the Cheerleaders, Knight Rider).
(1951) Lucie Arnaz: American actress and member of a noted family, the daughter of Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz.
(1951) Mitchell Garabedian: American lawyer who represented many of the victims of former priest John Geoghan as well as victims of other priests in the Boston Archdiocese who were accused of sexually abusing parishioners, especially young children.
(1951) Andrew Robathan: English soldier and politician Minister of State for the Armed Forces.
(1951) Mark Bowden: American journalist and author.
(1951) Lucie Arnaz in Los Angeles: California, USA; actress (Kim - Here's Lucy, Jazz Singer).
(1950) Phoebe Snow: American singer and songwriter who released her first album in 1975.
(1950) Gordon M Brown
(1950) P Soles: German-American actress.
(1950) Robert Deleuse: French novelist, short story writer, essayist, adapter, translator, and literary events designer.
(1950) Mithun Chakraborty: Actor.
(1950) PJ Soles: German-born American actress.
(1950) Gordon Brown: Former American astrologer, the head of "Aquariana Software Design" in San Diego, which did put out astrological software.
(1950) Damon Harris: American singer (The Temptations) (d. 2013).
(1950) Derek de Lint: Dutch actor.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Adrian Ross Duncan
(1949) Bruno Pradal
(1949) Geezer Butler: English bass player and songwriter (Black Sabbath Geezer Butler Band GZR and Heaven & Hell).
(1949) Adrian Duncan: British pro astrologer and consultant, an international speaker.
(1949) Charley Steiner: American journalist and sportscaster.
(1949) Wayne Sleep: English actor dancer and choreographer.
(1949) Charlie Steiner: American sports broadcaster.
(1949) Mick Tucker: London, England -- Rock drummer (Sweet Harlesden).
(1949) Terence ''Geezer'' Butler: British musician and lyricist (Black Sabbath).
(1949) Mike Vale: Rock bassist (Tommy James & The Shondells).

(1948) Ciro Discepolo: Italian astrologer, journalist and writer.
(1948) Luc Bondy: Swiss theatre and film director, son of journalist and author François Bondy.
(1948) Bernard Boucault
(1948) Ron Asheton: American guitarist songwriter and actor (The Stooges Destroy All Monsters The New Order and New Race) (d. 2009).
(1948) Phillip Harris: Rocker.
(1948) Brian Glascock: drummer (Motels - "Only the Lonely").
(1948) Cathy Ferguson: 100m backstroke swimmer (1964 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1948) Jan Gangelhoff: American whistleblower (d. 2005).
(1947) Camilla Duchess of Cornwall
(1947) Mick Tucker
(1947) Robert Begerau: German footballer and manager.
(1947) Duchess of Cornwall Camilla: British news figure as the mistress of Prince Charles, heir to the throne of Great Britain.
(1947) Wolfgang Flur: German musician (Kraftwerk).
(1947) Camilla Bowles: Royalty.
(1947) Wolfgang Flür: German drummer (Kraftwerk and Dyko).
(1947) Camilla : Duchess of Cornwall.
(1947) Joyce Anelay: Baroness Anelay of St John's English educator and politician.
(1947) Alexis Herman: Public Servant.
(1946) Éric Leman
(1946) Gerald Gallego: American homicide; a serial killer with his wife Charlene, convicted of ten kidnap-rape-sex-murders between 9/12/1978 and 11/01/1980.
(1946) Leon Jerome Oziel
(1946) Jean-Paul Anciaux
(1946) Jean-Marie Binetruy
(1946) Claudia Islas
(1946) Peter Cormack
(1946) Alun Armstrong: English actor and singer.
(1946) Elisabeth Garouste: French interior architect,amongst her many projects together with Mattia Bonetti she designed boutiques for Christian Lacroix, the scene decoration for the movie 'Tacones Lejanos' (high heels) from Pedro Almodovar and furniture for princesses.
(1946) Barbara Lee: Politician.
(1946) Leon Oziel: American psychotherapist who practiced Milton Ericksonian Hypnosis.
(1946) Eric Leman
(1945) John Patten: Baron Patten English politician Secretary of State for Education.
(1945) Fenneken Fockema Andreae: Dutch actress (Sea Gull).
(1945) Jack Kornfield: Clergyman.
(1945) Alexander : Crown Prince of Yugoslavia.
(1944) Catherine Schell: Hungarian born British actress.
(1944) Ronnie Von: Brazilian singer and composer with The Young Guard.
(1944) Jean-Claude Brisseau
(1944) Carlos Alberto: Brazilian football player.
(1944) Carlos Torres: Brazilian footballer and manager.
(1944) Mark Burgess: New Zealand cricketer and footballer.
(1943) Olivier Mitterrand: French businessman, the founder in 1972 and CEO of Les Nouveaux Constructeurs, a real-estate company.
(1943) Jimmy Johnson: Coach.
(1943) LaVyrle Spencer: American author and educator.
(1943) Bernard Duprat
(1943) Conor O'Brien: 18th Baron Inchiquin.
(1942) France Anglade
(1942) Connie Hawkins: American basketball player.
(1942) Gale Garnett: New Zealand-Canadian singer and actress.
(1942) Don Kessinger: American baseball player and manager.
(1942) Zoot Money: English singer-songwriter and keyboard player (Zoot Money's Big Roll Band Dantalian's Chariot and The Hard Travelers).
(1942) Peter Sissons: British newsreader.
(1942) Margaret Smith Court: Athlete.
(1942) Connie Hawkins Harlem Globetrotter/NBA (Phoenix Suns: ABA Most Valuable Player 1968).
(1941) Jean-Claude Bourret
(1941) Gribouille (singer)
(1941) Desmond Dekker: Musician.
(1941) Gribouille : French singer, musician, and song writer.
(1941) Daryle Lamonica: Oakland Raiders' quarterback (AFL leading passer 1967).
(1941) William Ancion: Belgian politician in the Social Christian Party, assistant to the Mayor of Liege.
(1941) Achim Warmbold: German race car driver and manager.
(1941) Bob Taylor: English cricketer.
(1940) Tim Brooke-Taylor: British comedian, one of the TV series "Goodies.
(1940) Francisco Toledo: Mexican painter, sculptor, and graphic artist.
(1940) Philippe Hérisson de Beauvoir: French business leader in the retail sector, who served as director of the company behind La Samaritaine, a large department store in Paris, that was located in the First Arrondissement.
(1940) Phyllis Davis in Port Arthur: Texas, USA; actress (Love American Style, Vega$).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Milva : Italian chanson singer, told gregor that birth record officers recorded her birth for day after actual birth.
(1939) Alain Geismar: French political activist, a major personality in the events of the May 1968 revolution.
(1939) William Bell: Musician.
(1939) Andree Champagne: French Canadian actress and politician.
(1939) Ali Khamenei: Iranian cleric and politician 2nd Supreme Leader of Iran.
(1939) Spencer Davis: Welsh singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Spencer Davis Group).
(1939) Warwick Hutton: Artist.
(1939) Andrée Champagne: Canadian actress and politician.
(1938) Hermann Huppen: Belgian author and illustrator.
(1938) Anita Brookner: Historian.

(1938) William Irwin Thompson: Philosopher.
(1938) Stan Bronstein: Rocker.
(1938) Franz Alt: German journalist, author and TV presenter.
(1937) Robert Cline: American engineer and CEO of Airborne Freight, the third largest air-freight shipper.
(1937) Jose Ignacio Cabrujas: Writer.
(1936) Bill Groman: American football player.
(1935) Donald Sutherland: Canadian-American actor onscreen from 1963 in a variety of character and lead roles ranging from the stage to TV series.
(1935) Diahann Carroll: American actress and singer on Broadway, TV and films; recording artist.
(1935) Peter Schickele: American composer, musician and satirist.
(1935) P D Q Bach [Peter Schickele]: Iowa, United States -- Composer (5th of Beethoven).
(1935) Diahann Carroll in the Bronx: New York, USA; actress (Julia, Claudine, Dominique - Dynasty).
(1935) PDQ Bach [Peter Schickele] in Iowa: USA; composer ("5th of Beethoven").
(1934) Philippe Capdenat: Composer.
(1934) Rainer Kisch: Writer.
(1934) Pat McCormick: Comedian (Don Rickles Show, New Bill Cosby Show).
(1934) Donald M. Payne: Politician.
(1933) Mimi Hines: Canadian actress, singer and comedienne.
(1933) Keiko Awaji: Japanese actress (d. 2014).
(1933) Tony Pithey: Zimbabwean-South African cricketer (d. 2006).
(1933) Karmenu Bonnici: Maltese politician 9th Prime Minister of Malta.
(1932) Quino : Joaquín Salvador Lavado, better known by his pen name Quino, is a Argentinian cartoonist.
(1932) Johnny Kerr: American athlete, pro-basketball player from 1954-1965, nicknamed "Red" for his red hair.
(1932) Wojciech Kilar: Polish pianist and composer (d. 2013).
(1932) Karla Kuskin: American author and illustrator (d. 2009).
(1932) Hal Riney: American businessman founded Publicis & Hal Riney (d. 2008).
(1932) Vince Guaraldi: Jazz pianist (Charlie Brown TV specials).
(1932) Niccolo Castiglioni: Composer.
(1932) Johnny ''Red'' Kerr: American basketball player, coach, and longtime Chicago Bulls color commentator (d. 2009).
(1932) Niccolò Castiglioni: Italian composer (d. 1996).
(1930) Georges Aber
(1930) Ryohei Hirose: Composer.
(1930) Max Perrin-Fayolle: Lyon 6?me physician.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Sergei K Godunov: Russian mathematician.
(1929) Roy McMillan: American sportsman, a shortstop, coach and manager in Major League Baseball.
(1929) Sheri S. Tepper: Author.
(1929) Sergei Godunov: Russian mathematician and academic.
(1928) Louis Nucera: French writer and journalist who received 'le Prix Interallié' in 1981 and 'le Grand prix de littérature de l'Académie française' in 1993 for his body of work.
(1928) Hank Arklin: American politician.
(1928) Jean Elizabeth Leuckert Muir: Designer dressmaker.
(1928) Joe Morello: American drummer (d. 2011).
(1928) Vince Guaraldi: jazz pianist (Charlie Brown TV specials), dies at age 43.
(1926) Stef Wertheimer: Businessman.

(1926) Charles Champlin: American film critic and writer.
(1926) Willis Carto: American activist and theorist (d. 2015).
(1926) Édouard Carpentier: French-Canadian wrestler (d. 2010).
(1926) Edouard Carpentier: French-born professional wrestler.
(1926) Irwin Rose: Scientist.
(1925) Jimmy Scott: American singer and actor (d. 2014).
(1925) Aymar Achille-Fould: Tarbes Politician.
(1925) Raffi Petrossian: Turkish musician, pianist.
(1924) Garde Gardom: Canadian lawyer and politician 26th Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia (d. 2013).
(1923) Alain Terrane: France Actor.
(1923) Mari Evans: Poet.
(1923) John Cooper: English car designer co-founded the Cooper Car Company (d. 2000).
(1922) Donald Alfred Davie: Poet / critic.
(1921) Louis Lachenal
(1921) Alick Isaacs: Scottish virologist and researcher who discovered the drug Interferon, which is used in cancer treatment, in January 1980 with J. Lindenman.
(1921) Acquanetta
(1921) František Zvarík: Slovakian actor (d. 2008).
(1921) Toni Stone: American baseball player (d. 1996).
(1921) Mary Osborne: American guitarist (d. 1992).
(1921) George Barnes: American guitarist producer and songwriter (The Three Suns) (d. 1977).
(1921) Richard Wiltshire: American merchandising economist and CEO of Home Beneficial, a conservative life insurance company.
(1921) Frantisek Zvarik: Slovakian actor.
(1921) Mildred Davenport [Acquanetta]: Cheyenne, Wyoming -- Actress (Tarzan & Leopard Woman).
(1920) Juan Antonio Samaranch: Spanish chairman of the International Olympic Committee (d. 2010).
(1920) Paul Pavel
(1920) Gordon Gould: American physicist and academic invented the laser (d. 2005).
(1920) Bill Monroe: New Orleans, Louisiana -- Newscaster (NBC-TV, Congressional Report).
(1920) Juan Antonio Samaranch: Celebrity.
(1920) Kenneth Wolstenholme: English sports commentator (d. 2002).
(1920) Žuži Jelinek: Hungarian-Croatian fashion designer (d. 2016).
(1920) Juan Samaranch: Spanish businessman 7th President of the International Olympic Committee (d. 2010).
(1920) Rudolf Karpati: Hungary -- Sabres (1956, 60 Olympics - Gold Medalist).

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1919 - 1910

(1918) Carlos Osorio: Guatemalan soldier and politician President of Guatemala (d. 2003).
(1918) Red Sovine: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 1980).
(1918) Jean Boizeau: Nevers Journalist.
(1918) Carlos Manuel Arana Osorio: President of Guatemala (d. 2003).
(1917) Phyllis Diller: American comedienne who exploded on stage in San Francisco in 1954, wearing a sequined mini-dress and an orange fright-wig, gold ankle-high boots and black satin opera gloves.
(1917) Christiane Rochefort: French feminist writer.
(1917) Bijon Bhattacharya: Indian actor singer and screenwriter (d. 1978).
(1917) Red Sovine: American country music singer (d. 1980).
(1917) Lou Boudreau: Major League baseball player and manager (d. 2001).
(1917) Kenan Evren: Turkish general and politician 7th President of Turkey (d. 2015).

(1917) Lou Bourdeau: Baseball player / manager (1948 AP Athlete of Year).
(1916) Andre Lejeune: France Military man.
(1915) Richard M Scammon
(1915) Arthur Rothstein: American photographer and educator (b.
(1915) Cass Daley: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Actress (Red Garters).
(1915) Dorothy Poynton-Hill: United States -- Platform diver (1932 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1915) Fred Ball: American movie studio executive, actor, and the brother of comedienne Lucille Ball (Born 1915).
(1915) Richard Scammon: American author, political scientist and elections scholar.
(1915) Esther Williamson Ballou: Composer.
(1915) Norbert Jacquet: France Military man.
(1914) Eleanor Steber: American soprano and educator (d. 1990).
(1914) Paul-Emile Duroux: Oullins physician.
(1914) Lucille Benson Scottsboro Alabama: USA; actress (Lilly-Bosom Buddies).
(1913) Roger Garaudy: French philosopher.
(1913) Bertrand Goldberg: American architect designed the Marina City Building(d. 1997).
(1913) Everett Helm: Composer.
(1912) Art Linkletter: Canadian entertainer.
(1912) Irene Manning
(1912) Erwin Bauer: German race car driver (d. 1958).
(1911) Ginger Rogers: Actress.
(1911) Ted Anderson: English footballer (d. 1979).
(1911) John Lautner: Architect.
(1911) Lionel Ferbos: American trumpet player (d. 2014).
(1911) Heinz Lehmann: German-Canadian psychiatrist and academic (d. 1999).
(1910) Arthur Epton: American jurist, a circuit judge for Cook County and a member of the firm Epton, Scott, McCarthy and Bohling.
(1910) Nicolas Stephan: French criminal, a gang leader and murderer who was sentenced to death and executed.
(1910) Frank Olson: American chemist and microbiologist (d. 1953).
(1910) Barbara O'Neil: American actress (d. 1980).
(1910) James Coyne: Canadian lawyer and banker 2nd Governor of the Bank of Canada (d. 2012).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Hardy Amies: London, England -- Royal dressmaker (Queen Elizabeth II).
(1909) Alfonso Gatto: Italian poet, critic, journalist.
(1909) Julio Bracho: Producer, director and screenwriter of Mexican cinema.
(1909) Maurice Lachaux: Champlitte physician.
(1908) Frederic Lionel: French engineer, resistance fighter, writer, philosopher and spiritual teacher.
(1908) Rudolf Petzold: Composer.
(1907) Barbara Stanwyck: Actress.
(1907) Orville Redenbacher: Businessman.
(1906) John Carroll [Julian LaFaye]: New Orleans, Louisiana -- Actor (Wolf Call).
(1905) Werner Segtrop: Germany Actor.

(1905) Norman Waterhouse Lees: Jazz fan.
(1905) William Gargan: Brooklyn, New York -- Actor (Dynamite, Ellery Queen).
(1904) Jef Alpaerts: Flemish pianist / conductor.
(1903) Valerian Mikhaylovich Bogdanov-Berezovsky: Composer.
(1902) Christina Stead: Australia -- Novelist (Man Who Loved Children).
(1902) Jean Minne: Plomion physician.
(1901) Véra Korène
(1901) Bruno Jasienski: Polish poet (d. 1938).
(1901) Luigi Chinetti: Italian-American racecar driver and NART team owner (d. 1994).
(1901) Bruno Jasieński: Polish poet and author (d. 1938).
(1901) Patrick Smith: Irish farmer and politician Minister for Agriculture Food and the Marine (d. 1982).
(1900) Marcel Dalio: French actor (d. 1983).
(1900) Raymond Rivoire: Nice physician.

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