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Famous Birthdays of 18 February

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

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2009 - 2000

(2005) Eden Wood: Reality Star.
(2004) Kylie Rogers: TV Actress.
(2002) Christian Cimorelli: Family Member.
(2000) Chance Pena: Folk Singer.

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1999 - 1990

(1998) Chwe Hansol: Rapper.
(1997) Clint Massey: Rapper.
(1996) Cole Olson: YouTube Star.
(1996) Bethany Frye: YouTube Star.
(1996) Regan Gascoigne: British child of noted parent, his dad is soccer star Paul Gascoigne and his mom is Sheryl Failes Kyle who had two children from a previous marriage.
(1995) Hansol : YouTube Star.
(1995) DJ Wavy: DJ.
(1994) J-Hope : Pop Singer.
(1994) Ulrik Munther: Pop Singer.
(1994) Jay Bradley: YouNow Star.

(1993) Jun Ahn: Violinist.
(1993) Eric Dunn: YouTube Star.
(1992) Logan Miller: American actor.
(1992) Yasmine Yousaf: Pop Singer.
(1992) Melinda Shankar: TV Actress.
(1992) Le'Veon Bell: Football Player.
(1991) Malese Jow: American actress and singer.
(1991) Henry Surtees: English race car driver (d. 2009).
(1991) Sebastian Neumann: German footballer.
(1991) Jeremy White: TV Actor.
(1991) Jeremy Allen White: Actor.
(1990) Park Shin-hye: South Korean actress.
(1990) Didi Gregorius: Dutch baseball player.
(1990) Kang So-ra: South Korean actress and singer.
(1990) Cody Hodgson: Canadian ice hockey player.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Mina Cvetković
(1989) Penny Pax
(1989) Mike Cimorelli: Family Member.
(1989) Vicente: Brazilian footballer.
(1989) Tamina Pollack-Paris: Dancer.
(1989) Cressida Bonas: Actress.
(1989) Bruno Vicente: Brazilian footballer.
(1988) Maiara Walsh: TV Actress.
(1988) Changmin (singer)
(1988) Shane Lyons: American actor and chef.

(1988) Changmin : TV Actor.
(1988) Max: South Korean singer (TVXQ).
(1987) Vicente Guaita: Spanish footballer.
(1986) Vika Jigulina: Moldavian-Romanian DJ singer and producer.
(1986) TJ Mack: American wrestler.
(1986) Marc Torrejón: Spanish footballer.
(1986) Dumbfoundead : Rapper.
(1986) Marc Torrejon: Spanish footballer.
(1986) Crystallia : Greek singer.
(1985) Amélie Cazé
(1985) Chelsea Hobbs: American actress.
(1985) Todd Lasance: Australian actor.
(1985) Song Jae-rim
(1985) Lee Malvo: Jamaican-American murderer.
(1985) Anton Ferdinand: English footballer.
(1985) Lee Boyd: Malvo; American serial killer.
(1985) Jos van Emden: Dutch cyclist.
(1984) Ricardo Salampessy: Indonesian footballer.
(1984) Nick McDonell: Writer.
(1984) Idriss Kameni: Cameroonian footballer.
(1984) Stéphanie : Hereditary Grand Duchess of Luxembourg.
(1984) Smoke Dza: Rapper.
(1984) Kathrin Worle: German tennis player.
(1983) Wesley Schultz: Musician.
(1983) Tyrone Mears
(1983) Nordahl Lelandais
(1983) Jason Maxiell: American basketball player.
(1983) Juelz Santana: American rapper.
(1983) Joel Huiqui: Mexican footballer.
(1983) Jermaine Jenas: English footballer.
(1983) Troy Bienemann: American football player.
(1982) Claudia Cedro
(1982) Emelia Burns
(1982) Christian Tiffert: German footballer.
(1982) Juelz Santana: American rapper and actor (Skull Gang and The Diplomats).
(1982) Kaspars Cipruss: Latvian basketball player.
(1982) Courtney Act: Pop Singer.
(1981) Alex Ríos: American baseball player.
(1981) Kim Jaewon: South Korean actor.
(1981) Kim Jae Won: South Korean actor.
(1981) Larry Sweeney: American wrestler and manager (d. 2011).
(1981) Ivan Sproule: Irish footballer.
(1981) Andrei Kirilenko: Russian basketball player.
(1981) Alex Rios: American baseball player.
(1980) Italian unification
(1980) Regina Spektor: American singer-songwriter and pianist.
(1980) Alison Rachel Fitch in Hamilton: New Zealand; swimmer (Olympics-1996).
(1980) Nik Antropov: Kazakhstani-Canadian ice hockey player.
(1980) Aivar Anniste: Estonian footballer.
(1980) Nikolai Antropov: Kazakh ice hockey player.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Julia Greville: Perth, Western Australia -- Swimmer (1996 Olympics).
(1978) Myriam El Khomri: French politician, born to a Moroccan father and a French-Breton mother.
(1978) Josip Simunic: Croatian footballer.
(1978) Oliver Pocher: German comedian and actor.
(1978) Josip Šimunić: Croatian footballer.
(1977) Kristoffer Polaha: Actor.
(1977) Ike Barinholtz: American actor producer and screenwriter.
(1977) Meredith Ostrom: Actress.
(1977) László Nemes
(1977) Katia: Brazilian footballer.

(1977) Chrissie Wellington: English triathlete.
(1977) Kátia : Brazilian footballer.
(1977) Sean Watkins: American guitarist and songwriter.
(1976) Chanda Rubin: American tennis player.
(1976) Chanda Rubin in Lafayette: Louisiana; tennis star (1996 Australian Open doubles).
(1976) Volker Schenk: WLAF running back (Frankfurt Galaxy).
(1976) Bernadette Sembrano: Filipino journalist.
(1976) Leilani Munter: American race car driver.
(1976) Jason Podollan: Vernon, British Columbia -- NHL center (Florida Panthers).
(1975) Gary Neville: Soccer Player.
(1975) Caroline de Maigret
(1975) Sarah Brown (actress)
(1975) Sarah Brown: American actress.
(1975) Sarah Brown: American actress.
(1975) Caroline Maigret: French top model and music producer.
(1975) Simon Kvamm: Danish singer and comedian.
(1975) Scott Tucker in Birmingham: Alabama, USA; 400 metre/800 metre freestyle relay (Olympics-1996).
(1975) Keith Gillespie: Irish footballer.
(1974) Jillian Michaels: American fitness trainer.
(1974) Nadine Labaki: Actress.
(1974) Yevgeny Kafelnikov: Russian tennis player: ATP Tour.
(1974) Mari Morrow
(1974) Ruby Dhalla: Canadian chiropractor and politician.
(1974) Sylvain Jouanneau
(1974) Julia Butterfly Hill: American environmental activist.
(1974) Radek Černý: Czech footballer.
(1974) Amanda Abbington: TV Actress.
(1974) Julia Butterfly Hill: Activist.
(1974) Jamey Carroll: American baseball player.
(1974) Julia Hill: American environmentalist and author.
(1973) Claude Makelele: French footballer.
(1973) Shawn Estes: American baseball player: pitcher, Giants.
(1973) Tom Wisdom
(1973) Claude Makélélé: French footballer and manager.
(1972) Jennifer Brown: Swedish singer.
(1972) Paulina Nemcova
(1972) Shani Lynn Nielsen in New Albany: Indiana, USA; Miss Indiana-America (1996-Top 10).
(1972) Marc Lillibridge: WLAF linebacker (Amsterdam Admirals).
(1972) Fabian Picardo: Gibraltarian politician and barrister 7th Chief Minister of Gibraltar.
(1972) Lubomir Rybovic in Kosice: Czechoslovakia; hockey forward (Team Slovakia).
(1971) Jean-Paul Bruwier: Belgium track and field star specializing in the 400m hurdle.
(1971) E Roger Mitchell
(1971) George Teague NFL safety (Miami Dolphins: Green Bay Packers).
(1971) Merritt Gant: American thrash metal guitarist.
(1971) Constantin Popa: Romanian-born Israeli basketball player.
(1971) Reggie Holt: WLAF safety (London Monarchs).
(1970) Laure Marsac
(1970) Andy Williams (Doves)
(1970) Tyler Green: US baseball pitcher (Philadelphia Phillies).
(1970) Susan Egan: Actress.
(1970) Jez Williams: British musician (Doves).
(1970) Raine Maida: Musician.
(1970) Andy Williams: British musician (Doves).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Alexander Mogilny: Russian ice hockey player.
(1969) Vincent Reynouard
(1969) Tomaž Humar: Slovenian mountaineer (d. 2009).
(1969) Alexander Mogilny in Khavarovsk: USSR; first soviet hockey star to defect to NHL (Buffalo Sabres).
(1969) Igor Larionov in Voskresensk: Russia; NHL forward (Team Russia, Detroit Red Wings).
(1969) Jason Sutter: American drummer (Smash Mouth, American Hi-Fi).
(1969) Tomaz Humar: Slovenian mountaineer (d. 2009).
(1968) Molly Ringwald: American actress and singer.
(1968) Kyle Abbott: American baseball player, a pitcher for the Milwaukee Brewers.
(1968) Molly Ringwald in Roseville: California, USA; actress (Sixteen Candles, Pretty in Pink).

(1967) Roberto Baggio: Italian footballer.
(1967) Lorena Herrera
(1967) John Valentin: American baseball player and coach.
(1967) Harry Van Barneveld: Belgian judoka.
(1967) Mary Lenane: American rape victim.
(1967) Tony Anselmo: American animator.
(1967) Matt Turner: US baseball pitcher (Florida Marlins).
(1967) John Valentin in Mineola: New York, USA; infielder (Boston Red Sox).
(1967) Yongyoot Thongkongtoon: Thai director producer and screenwriter.
(1967) Colin Jackson: Cardiff, England -- 100m hurdler (1988 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1967) Marco Aurelio: Brazilian footballer.
(1967) Tracey Edmonds: American film and television producer.
(1967) Paolo Calissano: Italian actor, who has worked in film and television including soap operas.
(1966) Dimitri Konyshev
(1966) Kris King: Bracebridge -- NHL left wing (Winnipeg Jets).
(1966) Jean-Jacques Charles: French musician: a trombonist, composer, arranger and conductor.
(1966) Guy Ferland: American director and producer.
(1966) Phillip DeFreitas: Dominican-English cricketer.
(1965) Dr Dre: American record producer and rapper.
(1965) Peter Martini: Journalist.
(1965) Dr. Dre: Musician.
(1965) Gregory Scott Johnson: American murderer (d. 2005).
(1965) Dre: American rap musician in the gangsta' rap genre.
(1965) Gregory Johnson: American murderer (d. 2005).
(1964) Matt Dillon: American actor who made a film debut as a teenager in "Over the Edge," 1978, followed by "My Bodyguard" and "Little Darlings.
(1964) Kevin Tapani: American pro baseball player who has played for the American League for eight years and the National League for three years as of 1998.
(1964) Sven Martinek
(1964) Paul Hanley: British musician (The Fall, Tom Hingley and the Lovers).
(1964) Matt Dillon in New Rochelle: New York, USA; actor (Flamingo Kid, Tex, Little Darlings, Kansas).
(1964) Kevin Tapani in Des Moines: Iowa, USA; pitcher (Chicago White Sox, Minnesota Twin).
(1964) Lisa Elaine Comshaw in Akron: Ohio, USA; actress (Scanner Cop, Lukas' Child).
(1964) Jan Vogler: Musician.
(1964) Brett Guthrie: Politician.
(1963) Michel Der Zakarian
(1963) Rob Andrew: English rugby player and cricketer.
(1963) John Gesek: NFL center (Washington Redskins).
(1963) Henry Winter: English football journalist.
(1962) Marianne James: French stage actress, singer and songwriter of Italian descent, she learned to play the guitare with Michel Petrucciani's father.
(1962) Discovery of Pluto
(1962) Julie Strain
(1962) Moe Lemay: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1962) Simon Fletcher: NFL linebacker (Denver Broncos).
(1962) Gary Reasons: NFL linebacker (New York Giants).
(1962) Julie Strain in Concord: California, USA; actress (Witchcraft IV).
(1961) Hironobu Kageyama: Japanese singer (Lazy and JAM Project).
(1961) Cosmo Wilson: American concert lighting designer.
(1961) Alycia Moulton in Sacramento: California, USA; tennis star.
(1961) Alison Owen: Producer.
(1961) Douglas Rushkoff: American theorist and author.
(1960) Greta Scacchi: Italian-British actress, the daughter of an English dancer and an Italian painter.
(1960) Andy Moog: NHL goalie (Oilers, Bruins, Olympics - Canada - 1988).
(1960) Tony Anselmo: American animator and voice actor.
(1960) Carol McGiffin: British TV and radio presenter.
(1960) Eleonora Brigliadori: Italian model, actress and television personality.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Jayne Atkinson: English actress.
(1959) Alexandre Djouhri
(1959) Hallgrimur Helgason: Novelist.
(1959) Hallgrimur Helgason
(1959) Christian Koeberl: Austrian geologist and academic.
(1959) Bryan Brandenburg: French-American game designer and author.
(1959) Hallgrímur Helgason: Icelandic painter and author.
(1959) James Metzger: American businessman and philanthropist.
(1959) Ken Freedman: American radio host.
(1958) Peter Kremer

(1958) Jean-Paul Abadie
(1958) Giovanni Lavaggi: Italian racing driver.
(1958) Lucie Visser: Dutch actress and model.
(1958) Peter Koech: Kiliburani, Kenya -- 3K steeplechaser (1988 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1958) Gar Samuelson: American drummer (Megadeth) (Born 1958).
(1957) Vanna White: American TV performer and hostess whose claim to fame is standing by a gambling wheel and smiling as it spins on the TV game show, "Wheel Of Fortune.
(1957) Christiane Torloni
(1957) Marita Koch: Former East German sprint track and field athlete.
(1957) Vanna White [Rosich] in North Myrtle Beach: South Carolina, USA; TV game show hostess (Wheel of Fortune).
(1957) Warren Stephens: Businessman.
(1957) George Pelecanos: American author screenwriter and producer.
(1957) Steve Womack: Politician.
(1956) Bidzina Ivanishvili: Georgian businessman and politician 10th Prime Minister of Georgia.
(1956) Paul Smith: American businessman founded PRS Guitars.
(1956) Ted Gardestad: Swedish singer (d. 1997).
(1956) Paul Reed Smith: American luthier.
(1956) Ted Gärdestad: Swedish singer, songwriter and musician.
(1956) Jorge Campos Milla: Peruvian serial murderer and kidnapper, known by the alias Momon, attributed to 19 victims.
(1955) Monet Robier: French dancer.
(1955) Miles Tredinnick: English singer-songwriter and playwright (London).
(1955) Lisa See: Writer.
(1955) Hunt Block in Washington: DC, USA; actor (Peter - Knots Landing, Ben Warren - Guiding Light).
(1955) Peter Luff: English politician.
(1955) Raymond Rougeau: Canadian wrestler and sportscaster.
(1954) John Travolta: American actor on stage, film and TV who gained popularity as Vinnie Barbarino on the TV series "Welcome Back Kotter.
(1954) John Travolta in Englewood: New Jersey, USA; actor (Welcome Back Kotter, Saturday Night Fever, Grease, Pulp Fiction).
(1954) Charlie Fowler: American mountaineer author and photographer (d. 2006).
(1954) Marty Howe: American-Canadian hockey player and noted family member, he is the brother of Mark Howe and son of Gordie Howe, both hockey players.
(1953) Gérard Rancinan
(1953) Robin Bachman in Winnipeg: Manitoba, Canada; guitarist (Bachman Turner Overdrive - "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet").
(1953) Nico Arzbach: Rock guitarist / singer (Stampei, Dike).
(1953) François Dufour: French politician and a member of the 'Europe Écologie–The Greens' party.
(1953) Robbie Bachman: Canadian drummer (Brave Belt and Bachman Turner Overdrive).
(1953) Derek Pellicci: Australian drummer (Little River Band and Mississippi).
(1953) Robbie Bachman Canadian drummer (Bachman: Turner Overdrive).
(1952) Juice Newton: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1952) Maurice Lucas: American basketball player and coach (d. 2010).
(1952) Randy Crawford: American singer.
(1952) Jim Scholten
(1952) Bernard Valcourt: Canadian lawyer and politician.
(1952) Māra Zālīte: Latvian poet and writer.
(1952) Martin Taylor: English mathematician and academic.
(1952) Juice Newton [Judy Cohen] in Virginia: USA; singer ("Angel of the Morning").
(1951) Isabel Preysler: Filipino-Spanish journalist.
(1951) Komal : Queen Komal of Nepal.
(1951) Chen Shui-bian: Statesman.
(1950) Cybill Shepherd: American actress, a Beauty Queen at 16 as Miss Teenage Memphis.
(1950) John Hughes: Director.
(1950) John Hughes: Director.
(1950) Bebe Moore Campbell: Author.
(1950) Michel Gauthier: Canadian journalist and politician.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Gary Ridgway: American convicted serial killer.
(1949) Jess Walton
(1949) Peter Rosten: American child actor in commercials and stage productions.
(1949) John Mayberry
(1949) Cybill Shepherd in Memphis: Tennessee, USA; actress (Moonlighting, Last Picture Show).
(1948) Gwen Scott: American broadcaster.
(1948) Wirley Macedo: Brazilian astrologer.
(1948) Sinead Cusack: Ireland -- Actress (Waterland, Revenge).
(1948) Sinéad Cusack: Irish-English actress.
(1948) Keith Knudsen: American drummer and songwriter (The Doobie Brothers) (d. 2005).

(1948) Georg Brunnhuber: German politician.
(1948) Carolyn B: Maloney; American politician (Representative-Democrat-New York).
(1947) Princess Christina of the Netherlands
(1947) Christina : Dutch royalty and fourth daughter of Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard, sister of Queen Beatrix.
(1947) Princess Maria: Christina of the Netherlands [Marijke].
(1947) Augusto Daolio: Italian singer, poet, and painter, who was the founding member and frontman of the 'I Nomadi' band.
(1947) Eliot Lance Engel: American politician.
(1947) Carlos Lopes: Portuguese runner.
(1947) Eliot Engel: American educator and politician.
(1947) Joachim Eigenherr
(1947) Dennis DeYoung: American singer-songwriter keyboard player and producer (Styx).
(1947) Carlos A Lopes: Portugal -- Marathon runner (1984 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1947) José Cañizares: Spanish golfer.
(1947) Eliot L: Engel; American politician (Representative-Democrat-New York).
(1947) Dennis De Young in Chicago: Illinois, USA; vocalist (Styx - "Grand Illusion", "It's Raining Again").
(1947) Princess Christina: of the Netherlands.
(1946) Jean-Claude Dreyfus: French actor.
(1946) Daniel Bernard: French business executive, the Chairman of the British group Kingfisher plc, a multinational retailing company headquartered in London.
(1946) Michael Buerk: British newsreader.
(1945) Edir Macedo
(1945) Judy Rankin: American golfer and sportscaster.
(1945) Judy Rankin in Saint Louis: Missouri, USA; LPGA golfer (Vare Trophy 1976-77).
(1945) Bispo Macedo: Brazilian religious leader, founder and leader of Igreja Universal do Reino de Deus (Universal Church of the Temple of God).
(1945) Michael Nader in Saint Louis: Missouri, USA; actor (Peter - Gidget, Dex Dexter - Dynasty, All My Children).
(1945) Juan Orozco: Mexican-American artist, a contemporary painter and muralist.
(1944) Pat Bowlen: American sports team owner (Denver Broncos).
(1943) Monty (French singer)
(1943) Graeme Garden: Scottish actor, comic and scriptwriter.
(1943) Wilfried Puis: Belgium sport Champion.
(1943) Ricky Gianco: Italian singer, songwriter, guitarist and record producer, considered one of the founders of Italian rock music.
(1942) Maurice Lévy (Publicis)
(1941) Richard Lavigne: American Roman Catholic priest.
(1941) Herman Santiago: Puerto Rican-American singer-songwriter (The Teenagers).
(1941) Herb Santiago: vocalist (Frankie Lymon and Teenagers - "Why Do Fools Fall").
(1941) Irma Thomas: American singer-songwriter.
(1941) David Blue [Cohen] in Providence: Rhode Island, USA; rocker (Cupid's Arrow).
(1941) Mati Nuude: Estonian weightlifter and singer (d. 2001).
(1940) Fabrizio De André: Italian singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 1999).
(1940) Charles Robert Jenkins
(1940) Fabrizio De Andre: Italian singer-songwriter (d. 1999).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Marek Janowski: Polish-German conductor.
(1939) Claude Ake: Nigerian political scientist and academic (d. 1996).
(1939) Marlos Nobre: Composer.
(1939) Petronella CM "Carletta" Banning: Actress (Potasch & Perlemoer).
(1939) Bobby Hart: American songwriter, best known for the songs he wrote with Tommy Boyce for The Monkees.
(1939) Dal Maxvill: American baseball player coach and manager.
(1938) Louis-Marie Billé
(1938) Istvan Szabo: Hungarian film director.
(1938) Dominique Merlet
(1938) Manny Mota: Dominican baseball player coach and sportscaster.

(1938) Barry Knight: English cricketer and coach.
(1938) Elke Erb: Writer.
(1938) István Szabó: Hungarian director and screenwriter.
(1938) Sadanoyama Shinmatsu: Japanese sumo wrestler, the 50th Yokozuna.
(1937) Graziano Mancinelli: Italian equestrian, show jumper who won an Olympic Gold Medal at Monaco in 1972 and at Los Angeles in 1984.
(1937) Roberto Ruffilli: Italian educator and politician.
(1937) Jeff Farrell: US swimmer (1960 Olympics - 2 Gold Medals).
(1937) Ulvi Voog: Estonian freestyle swimmer.
(1936) Jean M Auel
(1936) Tonino Domenicali
(1936) Bertrand Puech
(1936) Ian Hacking: Philosopher.
(1936) McDonald: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1936) Dick Duff: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1936) Jean M. Auel: Writer.
(1936) Marin Sorescu: Poet / dramatist.
(1936) Ronald William Eastman: Cinematogrpaher.
(1936) Antonio Domenicali: Italian cycling champion, winner of a Gold Medal for track racing at the Melbourne Olympics, 1956.
(1936) Jean Auel: American author of the continued story of a Cro-magnun heroin, first conceiving her character in 1977.
(1935) Marvin Flicker: American psychiatrist and physician, training and supervising analyst at the Menninger school of psychiatry.
(1935) Claude Gauteur: French film critic and historian at La Fémis, the French state film school.
(1935) Michel Aoun: Lebanese prime minister.
(1935) Anna-Maria Ferrero: Italian actress and leading lady of Italian films in the 1950s.
(1934) Paco Rabanne: Spanish-French fashion designer.
(1934) Skip Battin: American musician, a bass player and singer with "The Byrds," "New Riders of the Purple Sage" and "The Flying Burrito Brothers.
(1934) Didier Julia: French politician who in 2007 represented the Union for a Popular Movement (UMP) from Seine-et-Marne in the French National Assembly, a post he has held from 1967.
(1934) Aldo Ceccato: Italian orchestral conductor and leader of the Detroit Symphony.
(1934) Audre Lorde: American writer and civil rights activist, with family roots in Barbados and Carriacou.
(1934) Aldo Ceccato in Milan: Italy; conductor (Detroit Symphony Orchestra 1973-77).
(1933) Yoko Ono: Japanese conceptual artist, musician, designer, composer, poet and performer, the widow of ex-Beatle John Lennon.
(1933) Mary Ure: Scottish actress on film, TV and stage, onscreen from 1955.
(1933) Jean-Marc Varaut: French attorney, head of the five-man defense attorney team for Maurice Papon (See the case under that name).
(1933) Bobby Robson: English footballer and manager (d. 2009).
(1933) Sir Bobby Robson: English football player and manager (d. 2009).
(1933) Elisabeth S "Elly" Belder-Ameling: Dutch soprano.
(1932) Milos Forman: Czech / US director (Cuckoos Nest, Amadeus).
(1932) Alphonse Halimi
(1932) Duane Michals: Photographer.
(1932) Miloš Forman: Czech-American director and screenwriter.
(1931) Toni Morrison: American writer, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature on 10/07/1993 and the Pulitzer Prize for her novel of slavery, "Beloved," in 1988.
(1931) Toni Morrison in Ohio: USA; American novelist (Tar Baby, Beloved, Song of Solomon), Nobel Prize laureate.
(1931) Swraj Paul: Indian / British industrial / multi-millionaire (Caparo).
(1931) Dieter Schonbach: Composer.
(1931) Bob St Clair: American football player.
(1931) Maxwell Thurman: US General.
(1931) Johnny Hart: American cartoonist co-created The Wizard of Id (d. 2007).
(1930) Gahan Wilson: American cartoonist.
(1930) Theodore C Freeman in Haverford: Pennsylvania, USA; captain US Air Force/astronaut.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Serge Sauvion
(1929) Michel Hrynchyshyn
(1929) Andre Mathieu: Canadian composer (d. 1968).
(1929) Leonard Cyril Deighton: English author (Ipcress File, Fighter).
(1929) Pierre Colnard: France sport Champion.
(1929) Len Deighton: English historian and author.
(1929) André Mathieu: Canadian pianist and composer (d. 1968).
(1928) Jim McElreath: auto racer (1970 Ontario 500).
(1928) Tom Johnson: Canadian-American ice hockey player and coach (d. 2007).
(1927) John Warner: American politician, the U.S.

(1927) Mike Harari: Israeli intelligence officer in the Mossad.
(1927) John W Warner American politician (Senator-Republican-Virginia: 1979-), married Elizabeth Taylor.
(1927) Peter Fryer: English Marxist writer and journalist (d. 2006).
(1927) Tabe Bas: Actor / opera vocalist (Leiser Wolf in Anatevka).
(1927) Luis Arroyo: Puerto Rican baseball player manager and scout (d. 2016).
(1927) Herm Wehmeier: American baseball player, a right-handed pitcher with the Cincinnati Reds (1945 and 1947–54), Philadelphia Phillies (1954–56), St. Louis Cardinals (1956–58) and Detroit Tigers (1958).
(1926) Nalini Jaywant: Indian actress (d. 2010).
(1926) Ghislaine Marchal: French homicide victim, found dead at her home in Mougins, France.
(1926) Guy Branca: French political activist, captain of the Algerian branch of the Organisation de l'armée secrète (OAS) ["Organisation of the Secret Army"], a short-lived French dissident far-right paramilitary organisation during the Algerian War (1954–62).
(1926) Rossana Beccari: Italian singer, who died on 10 December 1979 in Rome.
(1926) Wallace Berman: American artist.
(1926) Len Ford: NFL end (Cleveland Browns, Green Bay Packers).
(1926) Harry "Little" Caesar: Blues singer / actor (City Heat, Homer & Eddie).
(1926) A. R. Ammons: Poet.
(1925) George Kennedy: American actor.
(1925) George Kennedy: American actor.
(1925) Russell Hunter: Scottish repertory character actor, starting professionally from 1946.
(1925) Roger Le Taillanter: French police commissioner and author of detective novels.
(1925) Marcel Barbeau: Canadian artist.
(1925) George Kennedy in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Cool Hand Luke, Airport, Blue Knight).
(1925) Jack Gilbert: Poet.
(1924) Elizabeth Bradley: Latvian-Canadian psychic, world known for her accuracy.
(1924) Nicola Rizzuto: Italian-Canadian mob boss (d. 2010).
(1924) Sam Rolfe: American screenwriter and producer (d. 1993).
(1924) Nicolo Rizzuto: Sicilian-born Canadian organized crime figure (d. 2010).
(1924) Louis Laberge: Canadian labour union leader (d. 2002).
(1924) Humberto Morán: Venezuelan scientist and academic (d. 1999).
(1923) Allan Melvin in Kansas City: Missouri, USA; actor (The Brady Bunch, Barney - All in Family).
(1922) Helen Gurley Brown
(1922) Hazy Osterwald: Swiss musician, singer and bigband director.
(1922) Roger K Rhodarmer
(1922) Connie Wisniewski: American baseball player [AAGPBL] (d. 1995).
(1922) Helen Brown: American writer and editor of "Cosmopolitan" magazine.
(1922) Roger Rhodarmer: Canton Military man.
(1922) Gaston Dufrenel: French criminal, a thug who was sentenced to death and executed along with his accomplice André Cornil.
(1922) Juhan Smuul: Estonian author (Born 1921).
(1922) Allan Melvin: American actor singer and screenwriter (d. 2008).
(1922) Eric Gairy: Grenadan politician 1st Prime Minister of Grenada (d. 1997).
(1922) Helen Gurley Brown: Editor.
(1922) Joe Tipton: American baseball player (d. 1994).
(1921) Oscar Feltsman: Ukrainian-Russian pianist and composer (d. 2013).
(1921) Alfredo Martini: Italy sport Champion.
(1920) Rolande Falcinelli: French organist, pianist, composer, and pedagogue.
(1920) Eddie Slovik: 1st US executed for desertion since Civil War at 25.
(1920) Eric Gairy: Grenadan politician (d. 1997).
(1920) Bill Cullen: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania -- TV game show host (over 20 different games).
(1920) Pierre Legrain: France sport Champion.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Jack Palance: American actor (d. 2006).
(1918) Evelyn Kever: American astrologer.
(1918) Richard Seitz: American military, Army officer and paratrooper who, during a 35-year career, commanded the 2nd Battalion, 517th Parachute Infantry Regiment during World War II, the 82nd Airborne Division and the XVIII Airborne Corps.
(1918) Genevi?ve Epstein: St Chamond EXecutives.
(1918) Jane Loevinger: American psychologist (d. 2008).
(1918) Ange Le Strat: France sport Champion.
(1917) José Curbelo: Cuban-American pianist and manager (d. 2012).
(1917) Phyllis Calvert: London, England -- Actress (Man in Grey).
(1917) Dona Massin: Canadian actress and choreographer (d. 2001).
(1916) Jean Drapeau: Canadian politician and the leader of the Civic Action League.

(1916) Betty Phyllis: Gathergood curator.
(1915) Phyllis Calvert: British actress (Born 1915).
(1915) Marcel Landowski: French composer, conductor and founder of the Paris Orchestra.
(1915) Jean Courtot: Nancy Military man.
(1915) Raymond Fix: France Military man.
(1915) Marcel Landowsky: composer.
(1915) Inez MacInnes: American astrologer who joined AFA in 3/1963.
(1915) Henri Charliac: French jurist.
(1914) Pee Wee King: American country music songwriter and musician (Born 1914).
(1914) Eugenio Gazzotti: Italian kidnapping victim on 3/03/1987.
(1914) René Vigo: Nancy Writer.
(1914) Edward George: Edwards chemist.
(1914) Peewee King: American musician and bandleader of the Golden West Cowboys, voted the top country band 1951-1955.
(1914) Pee King: American singer-songwriter and fiddler (d. 2000).
(1913) Auguste Le Breton
(1913) Artur Axmann: German head of the Reich Youth from 1933 as Chief of the Social Office.
(1913) Dane Clark: Brooklyn, New York -- Actor (Wire Service, Bold Venture, Perry Mason).
(1913) Alfredo Salazar Southwell: Peruvian aviator, celebrated as a national hero.
(1912) Alain de Sérigny
(1912) de SéRigny: Nantes Journalist.
(1912) Robert Weir: Scottish engineer and Director of the National Gas Turbine Establishment and afterwards director of the National Engineering Laboratory, East Kilbride.
(1912) Robert Houdelot: France Writer.
(1911) Jānis Vītols: Latvian cyclist (d. 1993).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Wallace Stegner: Novelist / critic (Pulitzer-1971-Angle of Repose).
(1909) Tuppy Owen-Smith: South African cricketer and English rugby union player (d. 1990).
(1909) Matti Jarvinen: Finland -- Javelin thrower (1932 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1907) Harm van: Riel Dutch politician (Dutch Liberal Party).
(1907) Oscar Brodney: American lawyer and screenwriter (d. 2008).
(1907) Billy Dewolfe: Wollaston, Massachusetts -- Actor (Good Morning World).
(1906) Hans Asperger: Austrian pediatrician and academic (d. 1980).
(1905) Queenie Leonard: English-American actress and singer (d. 2002).
(1904) Henri Parneix: Chamboulive physician.
(1903) Nikolaj V: Podgorny President of USSR (1965-77).

(1903) Nikolai Podgorny: Chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet (d. 1983).
(1902) Walter Herbert: German-born conductor and impresario (d. 1975).
(1901) Reginald Sheffield: London, England -- Actor (Second Chance).

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