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Famous Birthdays of 18 April

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 18th of April

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2009 - 2000

(2007) Hayah bint Hamzah: Princess of Jordan.
(2006) Suri Cruise: American noted family, first child of actress Katie Holmes by her fiancé actor Tom Cruise.
(2006) Grier Henchy: American child of noted family, second child and second daughter of actress Brooke Shields and screenwriter/producer Chris Henchy (born March 23, 1964 in New York according to child's birth certificate).
(2005) Livvy Stubenrauch: Movie Actress.
(2003) Sophia Brownlee: Pop Singer.
(2003) Matthew Royer: TV Actor.
(2003) Benjamin Royer: TV Actor.
(2001) Alex Gomez: Family Member.
(2001) Jamie Gelman: American noted family, the daughter of Michael Gelman, producer of the "Live with Regis (Philbin) and Kelly.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Michael Andrew: American swimmer.
(1998) Devan Key: Family Member.
(1997) Dominique Barrett: Vine Star.
(1996) Ski Mask The Slump God
(1996) Christian Collins: YouTube Star.
(1996) Ioana Ducu: Romanian tennis player.
(1995) Lesslie Polinesia: YouTube Star.
(1995) Divock Origi: Belgian footballer.
(1995) Clayton James: YouTube Star.
(1994) Moisés Arias: American actor.

(1994) Moises Arias: American actor.
(1993) Nathan Sykes: Irish singer (The Wanted).
(1993) Matt Salisbury: English cricketer.
(1992) Chloe Bennet: TV Actress.
(1992) Frances Bean Cobain: Daughter of Kurt Cobain and Courtney Love.
(1992) Misa Eguchi: Japanese tennis player.
(1990) Britt Robertson: Movie Actress.
(1990) Wojciech Szczesny: Polish footballer.
(1990) Inna Zlidnis: Estonian footballer.
(1990) Henderson Álvarez: Venezuelan baseball player.
(1990) Wojciech Szczęsny: Polish footballer.
(1990) Cigar : American race horse (d. 2014).
(1990) Torunarigha: Nigerian footballer.
(1990) Jake Howells: English footballer.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Jessica (entertainer)
(1989) Alia Shawkat: American actress.
(1989) Simas Buterlevičius: Lithuanian basketball player.
(1989) Simas Buterlevicius: Lithuanian basketball player.
(1989) Jessica (Jessica Jung): American-born South Korean singer (Girls' Generation).
(1989) Jessica Jung: Pop Singer.
(1989) Chaiwat Thongsaeng: Thai model and actor.
(1989) Kevin Edwards: Vine Star.
(1988) Jessica Cambensy
(1988) Vanessa Kirby

(1988) Josh Williams: Soccer Player.
(1988) Anagabriela Espinoza: Mexican model Miss International 2009.
(1988) Alexander Hauck: South African-born German rugby player.
(1988) Andre Frolov: Estonian footballer.
(1987) Rosie Huntington-Whiteley: Movie Actress.
(1987) Samantha Jade: Pop Singer.
(1987) Kevin Sireau
(1987) Ellen Woglom
(1987) Sandra Lyng Haugen: Norwegian singer.
(1987) Brett Deledio: Australian Rules football player.
(1987) Matt Anderson: Volleyball Player.
(1987) Danny Guthrie: English footballer.
(1987) Sandra Haugen: Norwegian singer.
(1987) Ivan Tričkovski: Macedonian footballer.
(1987) Cara Wayans: American actress.
(1987) Kévin Sireau: French cycling champion, he won a Silver medal at the 2012 Olympics.
(1986) Eleanor James: English actress and dancer.
(1986) Billy Butler (baseball)
(1986) Denice Klarskov: Danish porn actress producer and radio host.
(1986) Billy Butler: American baseball player.
(1986) Maurice Edu: American football player.
(1986) Taylor Griffin: Basketball Player.
(1986) Linda Valenzuela: American noted family, the daughter of baseball star Fernando Valenzuela and his wife, Linda.
(1986) Efraín Velarde: Mexican footballer.
(1986) Conrad Logan: Irish footballer.
(1985) Elena Temnikova: Russian singer (Serebro).
(1985) Łukasz Fabiański: Polish footballer.
(1985) Sasa Handa: Japanese model and actress.
(1985) Rachel Smith: Panamanian-American model Miss USA 2007.
(1985) Sukollawat Kanarot: Thai actor and singer.
(1985) Karl Reindler: Australian race car driver.
(1985) Jessica Lu: American actress.
(1984) America Ferrera: American actress whose portrayal of the title character in the American TV series "Ugly Betty" put her firmly in the public eye.
(1984) Red Bryant: American football player.
(1984) Sokoudjou : Cameroonian mixed martial artist.
(1983) François Clerc
(1983) Miguel Cabrera: Baseball Player.
(1983) Reeve Carney: American singer-songwriter guitarist and actor.
(1983) Cheryl Haworth: American weightlifter.
(1983) Amina Pankey: Rapper.
(1983) Fodil Hadjadj: Algerian footballer.
(1983) Cristina Nardozzi: American model Miss Massachusetts USA 2005.
(1982) Marie-Élaine Thibert: Canadian singer.
(1982) Scott Hartnell: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1982) Franzen Fajardo: Filipino actor.
(1982) Ibrahim al-Asiri: Saudi Arabian terrorist.
(1982) Darren Sutherland: Irish boxer (Born 1982).
(1982) Marie-Elaine Thibert: Canadian singer.
(1982) Greg Camarillo: American football player.
(1982) Blair Late: American singer-songwriter and journalist (B3).
(1982) Simone Farina: Italian footballer.
(1982) Kristina Sisco: American actress and director.
(1982) Ricardo Colclough: Canadian-American football player.
(1981) Milan Jovanovic
(1981) Elastinen : Finnish rapper and producer (Fintelligens).
(1981) Audrey Tang: Taiwanese computer scientist and academic.
(1981) Aldo Ramírez: Colombian footballer.
(1981) Milan Jovanović: Serbian footballer.
(1981) Mai Hoshimura: Japanese singer-songwriter and pianist.
(1981) Jamie Davis: English actor.
(1981) Brian Buscher: American baseball player.
(1980) Laura Mennell: Canadian actress.
(1980) Rabiu Afolabi: Nigerian footballer and manager.
(1980) Priit Võigemast: Estonian actor.
(1980) Justin Levens: American mixed martial artist (d. 2008).
(1980) Robyn Regehr: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1980) Carolina Crescentini: Italian actress.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Kourtney Kardashian: American television personality and model.
(1979) Majid Berhila
(1979) Yusuke Kamiji
(1979) Michael Bradley: American basketball player and coach.
(1979) Karl Wolf: Lebanese-Canadian singer-songwriter and producer (Sky).
(1979) Matthew Upson: English footballer.
(1979) Nuria Fergó: Spanish singer and actress.
(1979) Nuria Fergo: Spanish singer.
(1979) Anthony Davidson: British Formula One driver.
(1979) Ethan Cohn: American actor.

(1978) Amanda Sthers: French writer also known as Amanda Maruani, she published her first novel, said to be autobiographical, in 2004.
(1977) Cindy Taylor: Paraguayan model and actress.
(1977) Dan LaCouture: American ice hockey player.
(1977) Bryce Johnson: TV Actor.
(1977) Dan Lacouture: NHL hockey player.
(1977) Anna Fegi: Filipino singer and actress.
(1976) Melissa Joan Hart
(1976) Sean Maguire: British young actor who started in the popular children's drama, "Grange Hill" from 1990 for three years.
(1976) Kevin Rankin (actor)
(1976) Gavin Creel: American actor and singer.
(1976) Staffan Strand: Swedish high jumper.
(1976) Justin Ross: American politician.
(1976) Kevin Rankin: American actor.
(1976) Jo Gibb: Scottish actress and dancer.
(1976) Fayray : Japanese singer-songwriter and actress.
(1976) Melissa Joan Hart in Sayville: New York; actress (Clarissa, Sabrina).
(1976) Melissa Hart: TV Actress.
(1975) Jeong Jae-heon: South Korean voice actor.
(1975) GoonRock : American songwriter and producer.
(1975) Sergei Terehhov: Estonian footballer and manager.
(1975) Kerim Tekin: Turkish singer (d. 1998).
(1974) Olivier Besancenot: French far left political figure and trade unionist, and the founding main spokesperson of the New Anticapitalist Party (Nouveau parti anticapitaliste, NPA) from 2009 to 2011.
(1974) Edgar Wright: British director.
(1974) Alex Thomson (sailor)
(1974) Bryan Baeumler
(1974) Mark Tremonti: American musician.
(1974) Millie Corretjer: Puerto Rican singer and actress.
(1973) Adriane Galisteu
(1973) Haile Gebrselassie: Ethiopian runner.
(1973) James "Jamie" Koven: Morristown, New Jersey -- Rower (1996 Olympics - 5th Place).
(1973) Derrick Brooks: NFL linebacker (Tampa Bay Buccaneers).
(1973) Brady Clark: American baseball player.
(1973) Haile Gebresleassie: Ethiopia -- 10k runner (1996 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1973) Jad Abumrad: American radio host and producer.
(1972) Eli Roth: American film director; he earned public attention for his prize winning horror movie "Cabin Fever" which he sold for $2 million, triple its production budget.
(1972) Stefanie Schmid
(1972) Michael Rutter: English motorcycle racer.
(1972) Jeff Traversy: Canadian Football League defensive tackle (Calgary Stampeders).
(1972) Rosa Clemente: American activist and hip-hop artist.
(1971) David Tennant: Scottish actor.
(1971) Natasha Stefanenko
(1971) Fredro Starr: American rapper and actor (Onyx).
(1971) Tamara Braun: American actress.
(1971) Kerry Lynn: Kemper; Miss Nebraska-USA (1996).
(1971) Oleg Petrov in Moscow: Russia; NHL right wing (Montreal Canadiens).
(1971) Dan Kordic in Edmonton: Alberta, Canada; NHL defenseman (Philadelphia Flyers).
(1971) Samantha Cameron: English businesswoman Spouse of the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.
(1971) Oleg Petrov: Russian ice hockey player.
(1971) Russell Payne: English writer.
(1971) Ludovic Lefebvre: French chef, the executive chef of L'Orangiere, a gourmet French restaurant in Hollywood, CA.
(1970) Saad Hariri: Saudi Arabian-Lebanese businessman and politician 66th Prime Minister of Lebanon.
(1970) Esther Schweins: German actress and comedienne.
(1970) Heike Friedrich: in East Germany; swimmer (world record 200 metre).
(1970) Mathilde Laurent: French perfumer who worked for Guerlain and now for Cartier.
(1970) Willie Roaf
(1970) Carl Simpson: NFL defensive tackle (Chicago Bears).
(1970) Greg Eklund: American drummer and guitarist (Everclear and The Oohlas).
(1970) Luis Miguel: Mexican singer.
(1970) William Roaf: NFL tackle (New Orleans Saints).
(1970) Peter Giles in London: Ontario, Canada; kayaker (Olympics-1996).
(1970) Rico Brogna: American baseball player and coach.
(1970) Tatiana Stefanidou: Greek journalist and talk show host.
(1970) Lisa LoCicero: American actress.
(1970) Vladimir Antipin: Hockey defenseman (Team Kazakhstan Olympics - 1998).
(1970) François Leroux: Canadian ice hockey player and radio host.
(1970) Francois Leroux in Ste-adele: Quebec, Canada; NHL defenseman (Pittsburgh Penguins).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Sayako Kuroda: Japanese daughter of Akihito.
(1969) Celia Melton: American professional artist, a recent graduate of the San Francisco School of Fine Arts.
(1969) Sayako : Japanese royalty, the daughter of the Emperor Akihito Heisei and Michiko Shoda, Sayako is the granddaughter of Emperor Hirohito.
(1969) Keith DeCandido: American author.
(1969) Stefan Schwarz: Swedish footballer and manager.
(1969) Robert Změlík: Czech decathlete.
(1969) Vladimir Tsyplakov in Inta: Russia; NHL left wing (Los Angeles Kings, Belarus 1998).
(1969) Keith RA DeCandido: American author.
(1969) Princess Sayako: of Japan.
(1968) David Hewlett: English-Canadian actor director and screenwriter.

(1968) Derek Rydall: American actor whose films include "Night Visitor," "Death Wish 4," and "Phantom of the Mall.
(1968) Mary Birdsong: American actress singer and screenwriter.
(1967) Maria Bello: American actress.
(1967) Jayce Fincher Jr: Heavy metal bassist (Southgang-Tainted Angel).
(1967) Osiel Cardenas: Former Mexican drug lord and the former leader of the Gulf Cartel (Spanish: Cártel del Golfo) and Los Zetas.
(1967) Kenneth Gant: NFL safety (Tampa Bay Buccaneers).
(1967) Marcel Valk soccer player (RKC: Go Ahead Eagles).
(1966) Trine Hattestad: Norwegian javelin thrower.
(1966) Ana Voog: American singer-songwriter, musician, visual artist, performance artist and writer.
(1966) Camille Coduri: English actress.
(1966) Michelle Chryst: WPVA volleyball player (Santa Cruz-17th-1994).
(1966) Valeri Kamensky in Voskresensk: Russia; NHL left wing (Colorado Avalanche, Olympics-silver-1998).
(1966) Chuck Wade in Menomonee Falls: Wisconsin, USA; diver (Olympics-1996).
(1966) Valeri Kamensky: Russian ice hockey player.
(1965) Steven Stayner: American missing child, he was kidnapped in 12/1972 by pedophile Kenneth Parnell.
(1965) Diana Villegas: in MTxico; rocker (Triplets-You Don't Have To Go).
(1965) Rob Stenders: Dutch radio discjockey.
(1965) Sylvia Villegas: in MTxico; rocker (Triplets-You Don't Have To Go).
(1965) Vicky Villegas: in MTxico; rocker (Triplets-You Don't Have To Go).
(1964) Zazie (singer)
(1964) Niall Ferguson: Scottish historian and academic.
(1964) Rithy Panh: Cambodian director and screenwriter.
(1964) Jim Ellison (musician)
(1964) Mark Berry: aka Bez, dancer in Happy Mondays.
(1964) Jim Ellison: American singer-songwriter (Material Issue) (d. 1996).
(1964) Zazie : French singer, songwriter, and former fashion model.
(1964) Bez : English drummer and dancer (Happy Mondays and Black Grape).
(1963) Conan O'Brien: American talk show host picked to replace David Letterman as host of NBC's "Late Night.
(1963) Eric McCormack: Canadian actor.
(1963) Mike Mangini: American drummer (Dream Theater Annihilator Extreme and Tribe of Judah).
(1963) Conan [Christopher] O'Brien in Brookline: Massachusetts, USA; TV host (Late Night).
(1963) Peter Van Loan: Canadian lawyer and politician 16th Canadian Minister of International Trade.
(1962) Nick Farr-Jones: Australian rugby player and sportscaster.
(1962) Jeff Dunham: American comedian.
(1962) Shirlie Hollman: rocker (Pepsi and Shirley - "All Right Now").
(1962) Mick Sweda heavy metal (Bulletboys: King Kobra - "Ready to Strike").
(1962) Wilber Marshall: NFL linebacker (New York Jets).
(1962) Poonam Dhillon: Indian model and actress.
(1961) Jane Leeves: British actress.
(1961) Kelly Hansen: American singer-songwriter (Foreigner and Hurricane).
(1961) Élisabeth Borne
(1961) Jeff Cook: Muncie, Indiana -- Nike golfer (1990 Greater Ozarks Open).
(1961) Ian Doig: Seaforth, Ontario -- Canadian Tour golfer (1985 Florida Classic).
(1961) Gary Anderson: American athlete, running back.
(1961) Grandmaster Caz: American rapper and DJ.
(1961) Pamella Bordes: New Dehli, India -- British parliament prostitute.
(1961) John Podhoretz: American columnist and political pundit.
(1961) Jeff Cook in Muncie: Indiana, USA; Nike golfer (1990 Greater Ozarks Open).
(1961) Steve Lombardi: American wrestler and agent.
(1960) Ocl Sweda: Rocker (Bulletboys).
(1960) Yelena Zhupiyeva-Vyazova: Ukrainian runner.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Jim Eisenreich in Saint Cloud: Minnesota, USA; outfielder (Philadelphia Phillies, Florida Marlins).
(1959) Frank Mulholland: Scottish lawyer and politician Solicitor General for Scotland.
(1959) Susan Faludi: American journalist and author.
(1959) Jim Eisenreich: American baseball player, an outfielder for the Los Angeles Dodgers.
(1958) Laurent Baffie: French humorist, author, and short-film director.
(1958) Les Pattinson
(1958) Malcolm Marshall: Barbadian West Indies cricketer (Born 1958).
(1958) Karen Mayo-Chandler: English actress and model (d. 2006).
(1958) Thomas Simaku: Albanian-English composer.
(1958) Tarmo Teder: Estonian poet and critic.

(1958) Bernadette Robi: Model / ex-wife of football player Lynn Swann.
(1958) Lee Pattinson: Rock bassist (Echo & Bunnymen-Heaven Up Here).
(1957) Thierry Groensteen: Belgian comics researchers and theorists.
(1957) Ian Campbell: Australian jumper.
(1957) Anna Holbrook: American actress and educator.
(1956) Eric Roberts: Movie Actor.
(1956) Melody Thomas Scott
(1956) Francky Vincent
(1956) John James (actor)
(1956) Ted Reinstein: American TV personality, best-known for his New England TV program "Chronicle" where he presents slightly off-beat features such as reviews of places to go, things to do and food for those adventurers who want something a little different.
(1956) John James in Minneapolis: Minnesota, USA; actor (Jeff Colby - Dynasty).
(1956) Melody Scott: TV Actress.
(1956) Jean-Pierre Mouligné: French sailor, known as J.P.
(1956) David Wayne Edwards in Neosho: Missouri, USA; PGA golfer (1980 Walt Disney).
(1956) Anna Kathryn Holbrook: American actress.
(1956) Eric Roberts in Biloxi: Mississippi, USA; actor (Pope of Greenwich Village, King of Gypsies).
(1956) Poonam Dhillon: Indian actress.
(1956) Melody Thomas: American actress of TV, commercials and movies from the age of seven.
(1956) Melody Thomas Scott in Los Angeles: California, USA; actress (Nikki - The Young and the Restless).
(1955) Amschel Rothschild: banker.
(1955) Anne-Marie Palli in Ciboure: France; LPGA golfer (1992 ShopRite).
(1954) Sylvie Abraham: French cosmetic surgeon.
(1954) Robert Greenberg: American pianist and composer.
(1954) Kim Stone: Bassist (Spyro Gyra-Morning Dance).
(1953) Arturo Belano
(1953) Rick Moranis: Canadian comedian.
(1952) Stefano Marcoaldi: Italian journalist and President of Associazione Solidarieta AIDS.
(1952) Jim Scholten in Midland: Michigan, USA; country singer ("Betty's Bein' Bad").
(1951) Pierre Pettigrew: Canadian businessman and politician 5th Canadian Minister of Foreign Affairs.
(1951) Ricardo Fortaleza: Australian-Filipino boxer and coach.
(1950) Grigory Sokolov: Russian pianist and composer.
(1950) Kenny Ortega: American film and TV producer and choreographer.
(1950) Paul Callery: Australian footballer.
(1950) Bill Sudderth: III; trumpeter (Atlantic Star - "Touch Four Leaf Clover").
(1950) Jeff Nolte: American photographer, teacher.
(1950) David Ulrich: American photographer and teacher whose body of work is largely comprised of landscapes taken with a large format camera.
(1950) Tina Chow: American model and jewelry designer (d. 1992).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Michaël Levinas
(1949) Geoff Bodine: American race car driver and one of three racing brothers.
(1949) Bengt Holmström
(1949) Michael Levinas: French composer.
(1948) Régis Wargnier: French film director, film producer, screenwriter and film score composer.
(1948) Richard Wolsztynski: French senior military officer, who was Chief of Staff of the Air Force from 2002 to 2006.
(1948) Catherine Malfitano in New York City: New York, USA; soprano (Metropolitan Opera).
(1948) "Tiny" Nate: Archibald; NBA guard (Cincinnati Royals).
(1948) Skip Stephenson in Omaha: Nebraska, USA; comedian (Real People).
(1948) Nate Archibald: American athlete, NBA basketball player.

(1948) Ken Swensen: American track and field champion.
(1947) James Woods: American actor with a gift for playing charming bad guys.
(1947) Herbert Mullin: American homicide who killed 13 people, clubbing, stabbing and shooting men, women and children over a four-month period.
(1947) Guy Goffette
(1947) Lori Martin in Glendale: California, USA; actress (Velvet - National Velvet).
(1947) Lori Martin: American actress and singer, a natural blonde who dyed her hair black for the role of Velvet Brown in the NBC television version of National Velvet, 1960-1962.
(1947) Dorothy Lyman: American actress director and producer.
(1947) Moses Blah: Liberian general and politician 23rd President of Liberia (d. 2013).
(1947) Kathy Acker: Writer, dead Cancer Died, dies at 54.
(1947) Dorothy Lyman in Minneapolis: Minnesota, USA; actress (All My Children, Naomi - Mama's Family).
(1947) Greg Quill: Australian-Canadian singer-songwriter and journalist (d. 2013).
(1947) Cindy Pickett: American actress.
(1947) Jerzy Stuhr: Polish actor director and screenwriter.
(1947) James Woods in Warwick: Rhode Island, USA; actor (Salvador, Against All Odds).
(1947) David Gee: Director (Friends of the Earth).
(1946) Jean-François Balmer: French Swiss actor who has worked extensively for French cinema, theatre, and television.
(1946) Hayley Mills: British actress, an appealing juvenile who charmed audiences as the bubbly teenage star of such '60s Disney classics as "The Parent Trap" and "Pollyanna," for which she won a special Oscar in 1960 at the age of 14.
(1946) Irene Fernandez: Malaysian activist (d. 2014).
(1946) Anne Boyd: Composer.
(1946) Harvey Kagan: Rocker.
(1946) Alexander "Skip" Spence: Canada -- Guitarist / vocalist (Moby Grape-Omaha).
(1946) Lenny Baker: rocker (Sha Na Na).
(1946) Skip Spence: Canadian-American singer-songwriter drummer and guitarist (Jefferson Airplane and Moby Grape) (d. 1999).
(1945) Anicet Turinay
(1945) Christianus Geloven: Dutch homicide: the killer of two young girls on 10/10/1991, Ingrid Van de Portaele and Muriel Sanchez.
(1945) Bernard Arcand: Canadian anthropologist and author (d. 2009).
(1945) Richard Bausch: American author and academic.
(1945) Robert Bausch: American author and academic.
(1945) Margaret Hassan: Irish-Iraqi aid worker (d. 2004).
(1944) Charlie Tuna: American broadcaster and announcer from the age of 14 who was heard daily around the world through Armed Forces radio.
(1944) Philip Jackson: Scottish sculptor and photographer.
(1944) Robert Hanssen: American FBI agent and spy.
(1944) Frances D'Souza: Baroness D'Souza English academic and politician.
(1944) John Cohn: American noted family, the son of Columbia film studio executive Harry Cohn and actress Joan Perry.
(1944) Rudy Shackelford: Composer.
(1943) Yves Dumont
(1943) Vanna Brosio: Italian singer, television and radio personality and journalist.
(1943) Zeki Alasya: Turkish actor and director (d. 2015).
(1943) Yves Dumon: French polytechnic engineer, the brother of Bernard Dumon.
(1942) Jochen Rindt: German-Austrian race car driver (Born 1942).
(1942) Dick K J Tommel: Chemist / (D66) Dutch Assistant Secretary of State (1994- ).
(1942) Jochen Rindt: German race car driver.
(1942) Steve Blass: American baseball player and sportscaster.
(1942) Michael Beloff: English lawyer and academic.
(1942) Robert Christgau: American journalist and critic.
(1941) Mike Vickers: guitarist (Manfred Mann - "Mighty Quinn").
(1941) Walter Sweeney: American football player.
(1941) Michael Higgins: Politician.
(1940) Ira von Fürstenberg
(1940) Ed Garvey: Labor leader (Major League Baseball Players Association).
(1940) Skip Stephenson in Omaha: Nebraska, USA; comedian (Real People).
(1940) Joseph Goldstein: American biochemist and geneticist Nobel Prize laureate.
(1940) Ira Fürstenberg: Italian noted family and the daughter of Clara Agnelli, she was raised in a privileged childhood.
(1940) Joseph L Goldstein in Sumter: South Carolina, USA; physician (Nobel Prize 1985).
(1940) Jaak Lipso: Estonian basketball player and coach.
(1940) Ira von Furstenberg [Virginia Caroline] in Rome: Italy; Princess (Monaco).
(1940) Mike Vickers: English guitarist saxophonist and songwriter (Manfred Mann and The Manfreds).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Thomas Moyer: American lawyer and judge (d. 2010).
(1939) Von McDaniel: Baseball player.
(1939) Glen Hardin: Rocker.
(1939) Marian Brayton: American TV executive, Vice-President of Dramatic Specials at CBS-TV as of 1982, continues to work as executive producer of made-for-television movies.
(1938) Hannes Androsch: Austrian politician, a tax adviser and economist.
(1938) Alain Joly
(1938) Herbert Schoeder: German mythologist, philosopher of comparative religion, depth Jungian psychologist , a high-frequency engineer, and esoteric astrology student of Th.
(1938) Andreas J: "Cat" Liebenberg; supreme commander (South Africa army).
(1938) Leone Di Lernia: Italian radio host, singer, and composer.
(1937) Teddy Taylor: Scottish journalist and politician Shadow Secretary of State for Scotland.

(1937) Jan Kaplický: Czech architect designed the Selfridges Building (d. 2009).
(1937) Jan Kaplicky: British architect of Czech origin.
(1937) Edward Taylor: Scottish politician, a Member of Parliament returned at General Election 6/11/1987.
(1937) Robert Hooks in Washington DC: USA; actor (Fast Walking, Aaron Loves Angela).
(1937) Márcia Haydée: Brazilian-born ballet dancer, choreographer and ballet director.
(1937) Tatyana Shchelkanova: USSR -- Long jumper (1964 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1936) Don Ohl
(1936) Roger Graef: American-English criminologist director and producer.
(1936) Tommy Ivo: American actor and race car driver.
(1936) Vladimir Hütt: Estonian physicist and philosopher (d. 1997).
(1936) Brian Fuller commandant (Fire Service College: England).
(1936) Madeleine Gillian Jinkinson: Medical administrator.
(1936) Harold Innocent [HS Harrison]: English actor (Tall Guy).
(1935) Lucien Demesse: Strasbourg physician.
(1935) Paul A Rothchild: Record producer.
(1935) Joel Hefley: American politician (Representative-Republican-Colorado).
(1935) Jerry Dexter: American voice actor (d. 2013).
(1935) Costas Ferris: Egyptian-Greek actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1934) James Drury: American actor.
(1934) Colin Hamer: British ecclesiastic, a Roman Catholic Priest ordained in February 1964.
(1934) Jan Klusak: Composer.
(1934) Edith Vuarnet: French noted family, the wife of Jean Vuarnet, President of Vuarnet Inc, and the sister of Olympic skiing champion Francois Bonlieu (giant slalom, Innsbruch 1964).
(1934) George Shirley: American tenor and educator.
(1934) Mark Kingston: Actor (Intimate Contact).
(1934) James Drury in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Virginian).
(1933) Alan Devereux: CEO (Scottish Tourist Board).
(1932) Nadine de Rothschild
(1932) Julien Besançon
(1932) Dominic Milroy: OSB / headmaster (Ampleforth College England).
(1932) Francesco Zagatti: Italy sport Champion.
(1932) Nadine Rothschild de: French actress who made her film debut under the pseudonym of Nadine Tellier.
(1932) Robert Woodson: American accountant and CEO of John H. Harland, a bank check printing company.
(1931) Bill Miles: American director and producer (d. 2013).
(1931) Klas Lestander: Sweden -- 20K biathlon (1960 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1930) Angus Lennie: Scottish actor best known for his film appearance as Archibald Ives in "The Great Escape" (1963).
(1930) Jean Guillou
(1930) Alfons Martin: Belgian champion swimmer.
(1930) Clive Revill: Wellington, New Zealand -- Actor (Legend of Hell House).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Peter Hordern: English soldier and politician.
(1929) Peter Jeffrey: Actor (Dr Phibes Rides Again, Twinsanity).
(1928) Jean-Francois Pailliard: Vitry-le-Francois, France -- Conductor.
(1928) Otto Piene: German sculptor and academic (d. 2014).
(1928) Karl Becker: German cardinal and theologian (d. 2015).
(1927) Charles Pasqua: French politician, minister of interior and the management of the territory in 1993.
(1927) Samuel Huntington: American political scientist author and academic (d. 2008).
(1927) Tadeusz Mazowiecki: Polish journalist and politician Prime Minister of Poland (d. 2013).
(1927) Samuel P Huntington: American political scientist (d. 2008).
(1926) Jean Buquet

(1926) Doug Insole: English cricketer.
(1926) Günter Meisner: German actor (d. 1994).
(1926) Maurice Maury: France sport Champion.
(1926) Gunter Meisner: Germany -- Actor (Between Wars, Quiller Memorandum).
(1925) Bob Kaufman
(1925) Bob Hastings in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actor (McHale's Navy, All in the Family).
(1925) Bob Hastings: American actor (d. 2014).
(1925) Marcus Schmuck: Austrian mountaineer and author (d. 2005).
(1925) Robert Caldwell Crawford: Composer.
(1925) Lionel Edmund "Sonny" Taylor: Musician.
(1924) James Steel Scott
(1924) Étienne Taillemite: French historian and archivist who died on 24 August 2011 at Allogny.
(1924) Henry J: Hyde; American politician (Representative-Republican-Illinois).
(1924) Lord Mason of Barnsley Member of Parliament (Labour): British defense secretary.
(1924) Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown in Vinton: Louisiana, USA; blues singer ("Mary is Fine").
(1924) James Scott: Scottish physician, a Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology.
(1924) Ghislain Cloquet: Belgian-born French cinematographer.
(1924) : American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 2005).
(1924) Clarence ''Gatemouth'' Brown: American musician (d. 2005).
(1924) Henry Hyde: American commander lawyer and politician (d. 2007).
(1924) Roy Mason: English miner and politician Secretary of State for Defence (d. 2015).
(1924) Buxton Daeblite Orr: Composer.
(1923) Catherine Gide
(1923) Baroness Platt: of Writtle; British CEO (Equal Opportunities Commission).
(1923) Alfred Bieler: Swiss ice hockey player (d. 2013).
(1923) Beryl Platt: Baroness Platt of Writtle English engineer and politician (d. 2015).
(1922) Barbara Hale: American actress.
(1922) Avril Angers: actress (Brass Monkey).
(1922) Kitchner: Trinidadian singer (d. 2000).
(1921) Jean Richard: French actor (Born 1921).
(1921) Barbara Hale
(1920) John Wiley: American football player and coach (d. 2013).
(1920) Walter Clegg: Member of Parliament.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) John Taras
(1919) Vondell Darr: American actress (d. 2012).
(1919) Virginia O'Brien: American actress and singer (d. 2001).
(1919) Mildred Bailey: American military woman, a Brigadier General who was head of the Women's Army Corps from 1971-75 during the Vietnam War.
(1918) André Bazin: French film theorist, one of cinema's most important and influential thinkers.
(1918) Gabriel Axel: Danish-French actor director and producer (d. 2014).
(1918) Tony Mottola Kearney New Jersey: president of Sony Music Entertainment/guitarist/host (Melody Street).
(1918) Robert Zimonyi Hungary: cox (Olympics-Hungary-bronze-1948/US-gold-1964).
(1918) Roger de: Grey president (Royal Academy).
(1918) Tony Mottola: American guitarist and composer (d. 2004).

(1918) Clifton Hillegass: American publisher founded CliffsNotes (d. 2001).
(1918) Shinobu Hashimoto: Japanese director producer and screenwriter.
(1917) Louise Frederika: Queen of Greece.
(1917) Frederica of: Frederica of Hanover (d. 1981).
(1917) Ty LaForest: Canadian-American baseball player (d. 1947).
(1917) Frederika of Hanover: Queen Consort of Greece (d. 1981).
(1916) Jose Trejos Fernandez: President of Costa Rica from 1966 to 1970.
(1916) Carl Burgos: American illustrator (d. 1984).
(1916) Doug Peden: Canadian basketball player (d. 2005).
(1916) Michel Parent: French senior civil servant, who was Inspector (1945) and Inspector General (1958) of Sites, Inspector General for French Historical Monuments (1969), founder and President of the Burgundy Nights Festival (1954-1984), and President of the International Council of Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS -1981-1987).
(1915) Joy Davidman: American poet and author (d. 1960).
(1915) Joy Gresham Lewis: American writer, wife of C. S. Lewis (d. 1960).
(1914) Henk Lankhorst: pacifist/Dutch Member of Parliament (PSP).
(1914) Xavier Acher: La Roche sur Yon physician.
(1914) Claire Martin: Canadian author (d. 2014).
(1913) Al Hodge: Actor (Captain Video).
(1913) Susan Bosence: textile designer.
(1913) Robert Oubron: France sport Champion.
(1913) Milos Sokola: composer.
(1913) Kent Wheeler: Kennan composer.
(1912) Wendy Barrie: British-American actress, a vivacious minor star who was on-screen from 1935 in Hollywood.
(1912) John Lapworth: Holt boat Designer.
(1911) Huntington Hartford: American philanthropist and heir to the A&P fortune.
(1911) Maurice Goldhaber: Ukrainian-American physicist and academic (d. 2011).
(1911) Francis Frederick: Johnson architect.
(1911) George Huntington Hartford II New York City: New York, A&P heir.
(1911) Ilario Bandini: Italian businessman and race car driver (d. 1992).
(1910) Alexandre Chevalier
(1910) Jean Chenebault: Sens physician.
(1910) Sylvia Fisher: soprano (Albert Herring Opera).
(1910) Jamie L Whitten (Representative-Democrat-Mississippi: 1941-).

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1909 - 1900

(1908) Henry Guinness: missionary.
(1908) Edward Roberts: bishop (Ely).
(1908) Joseph Keilberth: German conductor (Bayreuther Festspiele).
(1907) André Thirion: French writer, member of the Surrealists, theoretician and political activist.
(1907) Miklos Rozsa: Hungarian-born American composer (Born 1907).
(1907) Stephen Longstreet: American writer (All or Nothing).
(1907) Miklós Rózsa: Hungarian-American composer and conductor (d. 1995).
(1907) Jean-Luc Tournier: Pontarlier physician.
(1906) Edgar Unsworth: Justice of Appeals (Gibralter).
(1906) Clara Eggink [Ebbele]: Dutch poetess (Life with JC Bloem).

(1906) Clara Eggink: Dutch writer, poet, critic and translator of world literature, who married thrice.
(1905) Albert Simonin: French novelist and screenwriter of the French film noir genre and police movies.
(1905) Sydney Halter: Canadian lawyer and businessman (d. 1990).
(1905) George Hitchings: American physician and pharmacologist Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1998).
(1904) Pigmeat Markham: Comedian (Here Comes da Judge-Laugh In), dies at 75.
(1903) Leonid Kinskey: St. Petersburg, Russia -- Actor (Casablanca).
(1903) Yury Sergeyevich: Milyutin composer.
(1902) Waldemar Hammenhög: Swedish author (d. 1972).
(1902) Menachem Schneerson: Lubavitcher Rebbe or just the Rebbe among his followers, was a prominent Hasidicrabbi who was the seventh and last Rebbe (Hasidic leader) of the Chabad-Lubavitch movement.
(1902) Giuseppe Pella: Italian Christian Democratic politician who served as the 32nd Prime Minister of Italy from 1953 to 1954.
(1901) Al Lewis: American songwriter (d. 1967).
(1901) László Németh: Hungarian dentist author and playwright (d. 1975).
(1901) Laszlo Nemeth: Hungarian writer (d. 1975).
(1901) Elene Akhvlediani: Georgian artist (d. 1975).
(1900) Louise Tazewell [Louise Skiller Tazewell]: entertainer.

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