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Famous Birthdays of 18 June

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

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2010 - Today

(2010) Lilia Jean: YouTube Star.

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2009 - 2000

(2007) Romy Hucknall: English member of noted family, her dad is musician Mick Hucknall, singer of the band 'Simply Red.
(2007) Henry Moder: American child of noted parents, the son of actress Julia Roberts and actor Daniel Moder.
(2007) Millie Davis: TV Actress.
(2006) Zaria : Dutch royalty, born to Dutch Princess Mabel, wife of Prince Johan-Friso of Orange-Nassau (the Netherlands).
(2004) Giuliano Stroe: Reality Star.
(2001) Owen Sussman: American noted family, the second son of Ricki Lake and Rob Sussman, 8 lbs 7 oz, born in the family bathtub with the aid of a midwife and two assistants, along with his dad in attendance.

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1999 - 1990

(1998) BrownBeeTV : YouTube Star.
(1998) Aidan Lau: Vine Star.
(1998) Pedro Figueira: YouTube Star.
(1997) Max Records: American actor.
(1996) Alen Halilovic
(1996) Ayaka Miyoshi: Japanese idol singer model and actress (Sakura Gakuin).
(1996) Will Jay: Pop Singer.
(1996) Niki Wories: Dutch figure skater.
(1996) Alen Halilović: Croatian footballer.
(1996) Jade-Lianna Peters: Chinese-born naturalised American television voice actress.

(1994) Sean McMahon: Australian rugby player.
(1994) Kirshnik Ball: Rapper.
(1994) Amari Cooper: Football Player.
(1993) Vincent Miuccio: Vine Star.
(1993) Nicholas Miuccio: Vine Star.
(1992) Sean Teale
(1992) Shownu
(1991) Willa Holland: American model and actress.
(1991) Ko Chen-tung
(1991) Rei Okamoto: Japanese model and actress.
(1991) Shur Shura: Musician.
(1991) Em Harriss: Vine Star.
(1990) Jacob Anderson
(1990) Chanyasorn Sakornchan
(1990) Sandra Izbasa: Romanian gymnast.
(1990) Christian Taylor: American triple jumper.
(1990) Mitsuki Tanimura: Japanese actress.
(1990) Alex Roe: TV Actor.
(1990) Derek Stepan: Hockey Player.
(1990) Alexandra Felstead: Reality Star.
(1990) Luke Adam: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1990) Keith Santagato: YouTube Star.
(1990) Sandra Izbașa: Romanian gymnast.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Taipei City Taiwan (China)
(1989) Renee Olstead: TV Actress.
(1989) Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang: African football player, son of the international Gabonese player Pierre-François Aubameyang.
(1989) Anna Fenninger
(1989) Mallory Jansen: Australian actress and model.
(1989) Chris Harris: Football Player.
(1988) Josh Dun: Musician.
(1988) Jack Barakat: American singer and guitarist (All Time Low).
(1988) Islam Slimani
(1988) Elini Dimoutsos: Greek footballer.

(1987) Niels Schneider
(1987) Vanessa Hegelmaier
(1987) Kendrick Lamar: Musician.
(1987) Keith Habersberger: Comedian.
(1987) Melanie Iglesias: Model.
(1987) Omar Arellano: Mexican footballer.
(1987) Ezgi Asaroğlu: Turkish actress and singer.
(1987) OT Genasis: Belizean-American rapper.
(1987) Rebecca Breeds: Actress.
(1986) Richard Gasquet: French professional tennis player, he won a Bronze medal for Men's doubles tennis at the 2012 Olympics.
(1986) Richard Madden: Movie Actor.
(1986) Crystal Renn
(1986) Meaghan Rath
(1986) Marie Avgeropoulos: Actress.
(1986) Edgars Eriņš: Latvian decathlete.
(1985) Karima Charni
(1985) Cora Skinner
(1985) Chris Coghlan: American baseball player.
(1985) Alex Hirsch: Screenwriter.
(1985) Gia Johnson: English model and actress.
(1985) Brooks Betts: Guitarist.
(1985) Ariel Hirsch: Family Member.
(1984) Melanie Eisenhower: American noted family, the third child of Julie Nixon and her husband David Eisenhower.
(1984) Sean Garnier: Soccer Player.
(1984) Nanyak Dala: Canadian rugby player.
(1984) Ronnie Stam: Dutch footballer.
(1984) Kissy Out: English-Canadian DJ and producer.
(1984) Joe Vargas: YouTube Star.
(1984) Mateus Galiano da Costa: Angolan footballer.
(1984) Janne Happonen: Finnish ski jumper.
(1983) Guilbaut Colas
(1983) Lee Ryan: Musician.
(1983) Donny Robinson: Athlete.
(1983) Cameron Smith: Australian NRL player.
(1983) Josh Santana: Filipino singer and actor.
(1983) Klajdi Selimi: Albanian modern dancer.
(1983) Billy Slater: Australian NRL player.
(1982) Fabien Lefèvre: Franco-American slalom canoeist who has competed since the late 1990s.
(1982) Nadir Belhadj: French-born Algerian footballer.
(1982) Vadim Pruzhanov: English keyboardist (DragonForce).
(1982) Marco Borriello: Italian footballer.
(1982) Arthur Darvill: Actor.
(1981) Ella Chen: Taiwanese singer and actress (S.
(1981) Marco Streller: Swiss footballer.
(1981) Scooter Braun: Entrepreneur.
(1981) Teresa Cormack: New Zealand murder victim (d. 1987).
(1980) David Giuntoli: TV Actor.
(1980) Géraldine Fasnacht
(1980) Ivana Wong: Hong Kong singer and songwriter.
(1980) Colin Munroe: Canadian singer-songwriter and producer.
(1980) Craig Mottram: Australian middle distance runner.
(1980) Antero Niittymäki: Finnish ice hockey player.
(1980) Antero Niittymaki: Finnish ice hockey goaltender.
(1980) Sergey Kirdyapkin: Russian race walker.
(1980) Antonio Gates: American football player.
(1980) Tara Platt: American actress producer and screenwriter.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Emilie Albertini
(1979) Chris Neil
(1979) Yumiko Kobayashi: Japanese voice actress and singer.
(1979) Ivana Wong: Hong Kong singer-songwriter and actress.
(1978) Emma Heming
(1978) Bruno Studer
(1978) Ben Gleib: Comedian.
(1978) Wang Liqin: Chinese table tennis player.
(1976) Blake Shelton: American country singer.
(1976) Alana de la Garza: American actress.

(1976) Adam Grimes: American actor, best known for his portrayal of Kyle Julian on the American soap opera General Hospital: Night Shift.
(1976) Luca Valdesi
(1976) Witte Wartena: Dutch artist.
(1976) Felix Heredia: Dominican-American baseball player: pitcher, Marlins.
(1976) Jonathan Levine: Director.
(1975) Jamel Debbouze: French and Moroccan actor, comedian, producer, director and screenwriter.
(1975) Marie Gillain: Belgian actress, she began her career in "My father the hero" in 1991 (beside Gérard Depardieu).
(1975) Martin St Louis: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1975) Felix Heredia
(1975) Jeff Saturday
(1975) Aleksandrs Kolinko: Latvian footballer.
(1975) Martin Louis: Hockey Player.
(1975) Jem : Welsh singer-songwriter and producer.
(1975) Joshua Leonard: Actor.
(1975) Jemma Griffiths: Welsh singer-songwriter.
(1975) Aleksandrs Koļinko: Latvian footballer.
(1974) Vincenzo Montella: Italian footballer and manager.
(1974) Bumper Robinson: Actor (Webster, Night Court).
(1974) Keith Poole: Wide receiver (New Orleans Saints).
(1974) Sergey Sharikov: Russian fencer and coach (d. 2015).
(1974) Simona Atzori: Italian artist and dancer who was born without arms, and uses her feet to draw, write and perform all other daily activities.
(1974) Kenan İmirzalıoğlu: Turkish actor and tenor.
(1973) Julie Depardieu: French actress, daughter of Gérard Depardieu and Élisabeth Depardieu, and the sister of the late Guillaume Depardieu—all of whom are also film actors.
(1973) Ray Lamontagne: American singer-songwriter.
(1973) Matt Parsons: Australian rugby player.
(1973) Paulina Rubio: Musician.
(1973) Louis Leterrier: Director.
(1973) Leander Paes: Athlete.
(1973) Rayna Stewart: Safety / cornerback (Tennessee Oilers).
(1973) Tracy Noonan: Lawrence, Massachusetts -- Soccer goalkeeper (1996 Olympics).
(1973) Gavin Wanganeen: Gavin Wanganeen Australian footballer and coach.
(1973) Alexandros Papadimitriou: Greek hammer thrower.
(1973) Ray LaMontagne: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1973) Stephen Erlewine: American author and critic.
(1972) Nadège Beausson-Diagne
(1972) Wikus Toit: South African actor director and composer.
(1972) Otakar Vejvoda: Kladno, Czechoslovakia -- Hockey forward (Team Czech Rep).
(1972) Anu Tali: Estonian pianist and conductor.
(1972) Michal Yannai: Israeli actress and model.
(1971) Lisa Barbuscia
(1971) Melissa Coates
(1971) Brad Keston: American child actor, he first worked 1/30/1980 from age nine.
(1971) Jason McAteer: English-Irish footballer and manager.
(1971) Nathan Morris: R&B Singer.
(1971) Kerry Butler: American actress and singer.
(1971) Nathan Morris [Alex Vanderpool] in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; rapper (Boyz II Men).
(1971) Gaute Kivistik: Estonian journalist and author.
(1971) Mara Hobel: American actress.
(1970) Patrick Charpentier
(1970) Will Forte: Actor.
(1970) Katie Derham: Journalist.
(1970) Ivan Kozák: Slovak footballer.
(1970) Michael Showalter: Comedian.
(1970) Naamen Meziche: French djihadist having algerian origin.
(1970) Greg Yaitanes: American television and film director.
(1970) Franck Couchellou: French criminal, a repeat offender with convictions for theft, ram-raiding, burglary, receiving stolen goods, hit and runs and escaping from prison.
(1970) Robin Christopher: American actress.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Anne Nivat: French journalist and war correspondent who has covered conflicts in Chechnya, Iraq, and Afghanistan.
(1969) Jason Clarke: Actor.
(1969) Fernando Valenzula: Jockey.
(1969) Jay Leeuwenburg: NFL guard / center (Chicago Bears, Indianapolis Colts).
(1969) Pal Pot Pamparius: Norwegian guitarist and keyboardist (Turbonegro).
(1969) Laura Brown: LPGA golfer.
(1969) Vito LoGrasso: American professional wrestler.
(1969) Haki Doku: Albanian cyclist.
(1969) Christopher Largen: American journalist and author.
(1968) Ana Duato

(1968) John Lumkes: Chicago, Illinois -- 3k steeplechase runner.
(1968) Frank Müller: German decathlete.
(1967) Ken Andrews
(1966) Kurt Browning: Canadian athlete, the young Albertan who won the Men's World Figure Skating championship in the Spring of 1989.
(1966) Sandy Alomar Jr
(1966) Dexter Romweber
(1966) Luke Jensen: Grayling, Michigan -- Tennis star (1993 French Open doubles).
(1966) Doug Bodger: Chemainus, British Columbia -- NHL defenseman (Team Canada, San Jose).
(1966) Troy Kemp: Bahamian high jumper.
(1966) Sandy Alomar: American baseball player, a second baseman for the Cleveland Indians.
(1966) Robert Kempainen: Minneapolis, Minnesota -- Marathoner (1996 Olympics).
(1966) Tory Burch: Designer.
(1966) Cathy Fleury: French judoka, world champion in 1989 and olympic champion in 1992.
(1965) Kim Dickens: American actress and model.
(1964) Linda Davidson: Canadian-British actress, dancer, and businesswoman.
(1964) Florent Couao-Zotti
(1964) Éric Chevillard: French postmodern novelist.
(1964) Uday Hussein: Iraqi politician, son of Saddam Hussein (Born 1964).
(1964) Thanh Nguyen: Saigon, Vietnam -- 141 lbs US weightlifter (1996 Olympics).
(1964) Patti Webster: American publicist and author (d. 2013).
(1963) Christian Vadim: French noted family, the son of Roger Vadim and Catherine Deneuve.
(1963) Hani Mohsin
(1963) Jeff Mills
(1963) Dizzy Reed: American keyboard player songwriter and actor (Guns N' Roses and Johnny Crash).
(1963) Joe Walter: NFL tackle (Cin Bengals).
(1963) Omar Londono: Jockey.
(1963) Bruce Smith: American athlete, pro football, plays defensive end.
(1963) Greg Kinnear: Actor.
(1963) Serge Lazarevic: French-Serbian entreprenaur, he had the project to build a cement works in Mali.
(1962) Franck Dhersin
(1962) Lisa Randall: American physicist and academic.
(1962) Philippe Forest
(1962) Margarita Louis-Dreyfus
(1962) Jerry Falwell, Jr.: Clergyman.
(1962) Jan[ice] Merrill: Track star (US record long distance holder 1979).
(1962) Mitsuharu Misawa: Japanese professional wrestler (d. 2009).
(1962) Jeff Mills: American DJ and producer (Underground Resistance).
(1961) Alison Moyet: British singer and recording artist whose peak success in the UK ran from May 1982 for three years when her work appeared on the charts.
(1961) Laurent Grévill
(1961) Andrés Galarraga: Venezuelan-American baseball player.
(1961) Oz Fox: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Stryper SinDizzy and Bloodgood).
(1961) Randy Spears: American porn actor and director.
(1961) Andres Galarraga: Caracas, Venezuela -- Infielder (Colorado Rockies).
(1961) Angela Johnson: American author and poet.
(1961) Tracie Bennett: Actress.
(1961) Thomas Haden Church: Actor.
(1961) Denis Lavant: Actor.
(1960) Ralph Brown: British actor.
(1960) Barbara Broccoli: American director and producer.
(1960) Steve Murphy: Canadian news anchor.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Gail Vaz-Oxlade
(1959) Johnny Clary: American wrestler and Ku Klux Klan leader (d. 2014).
(1958) Christophe Guilloteau
(1958) Michael Miu
(1958) Brad Wenstrup: Politician.
(1958) Daniels Koran: saxophonist (Atlantic Star - "Touch a Four Leaf Clover").
(1958) Scott Peters: Politician.
(1958) Jello Biafra: Musician.
(1958) Peter Altmaier: German jurist and politician Federal Minister for Special Affairs of Germany.
(1958) Bobby Farrelly: Director.

(1957) Andrea Evans: Actress (Young and the Restless, Tina-One Life to Live).
(1957) Miguel Lotina: Spanish footballer and manager.
(1957) Richard Powers: American author and academic.
(1957) Miguel Angel Lotina: Spanish football manager.
(1957) Ralph Brown: English actor.
(1957) Ray Cochrane: Irish jockey and agent.
(1957) Phyllida Lloyd: Director.
(1957) Jon Gries: Actor.
(1956) Brian Benben: Winchester, Virginia -- Actor (Dream On, Gangster Chronicles).
(1956) John Scott: English organist and conductor (d. 2015).
(1955) Sandy Allen: American tallest woman in the world (Born 1955).
(1955) Julie Arnold
(1955) Ed Fast: Canadian lawyer and politician Canadian Minister of Foreign Affairs.
(1954) Kerry Greenwood: Author.
(1954) Jennifer : French disco singer, known for her hit single "Do it for me" in 1976.
(1954) Mark Linn-Baker: Actor.
(1954) William Beard: Rock drummer (Face To Face).
(1954) Richard Gladu: American father of Stephani Gladu who was conceived by artificial insemination, with his sperm, but without his permission.
(1953) Raimo Aas: Estonian radio host.
(1953) Jerome Smith: US guitarist (KC & the Sunshine Band-Boogie Shoes).
(1953) Derek Deane: English dancer and choreographer.
(1953) Peter Donohoe: English pianist and educator.
(1953) Vladislav Terzyul: Ukrainian mountaineer (Born 1953).
(1952) Isabella Rossellini: Italian-American noted family, the daughter of Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini.
(1952) Ingrid Rossellini: Italian-American noted family, the daughter of Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini, the second-born of fraternal twin daughters.
(1952) Carol Kane: American actress of film and TV who won an Emmy for her role in the long-time favorite TV series, "Taxi" and an Oscar nomination for her fourth film, "Hester Street.
(1952) Rickey Gazda: Rocker.
(1952) Tiiu Aro: Estonian physician and politician Estonian Minister of Social Affairs.
(1952) Denis Herron: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1952) Lee Soo-man: South Korean singer and businessman founded S.M.
(1952) Carol Kane in Cleveland: Ohio, USA; actress (Dog Day Afternoon, Simka - Taxi).
(1952) Lee Soo: Man South Korean entertainment executive.
(1952) Marcella Bella: Italian singer.
(1952) Barry Champagne: Louisiana, United States -- Stunt coorindator (Licence to Kill).
(1951) Jean-Marc Roubaud
(1951) Stephen Hopper: Australian botanist and academic.
(1951) Gyula Sax: Hungarian chess player (d. 2014).
(1951) Henny Huisman: Dutch TV host (Playback Show).
(1951) Miriam Flynn: American actress and comedian.
(1951) Ian Hargreaves: English-Welsh journalist and academic.
(1951) Joe Piscopo: Comedian.
(1951) Mohammed Al-Sager: Kuwaiti journalist and politician.
(1951) Guillaume Sarkozy: French entrepreneur and vice-president of the MEDEF, the French union of employers.
(1950) Jackie Leven: Scottish singer-songwriter and guitarist (Doll by Doll) (d. 2011).
(1950) Jean-Joseph Julaud: French teacher of literature and author of novels and books including "L'Histoire de France pour les Nuls" (The History of France for Dummies, 2004) and "La Littérature française pour les Nuls" (French Literature for Dummies, 2005).
(1950) Lee Tamahori: Director.
(1950) Annelie Ehrhardt: German DR, 100m hurdler (1972 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1950) Mike Johanns: American lawyer and politician 28th United States Secretary of Agriculture.
(1950) Rod de'Ath: Welsh drummer and producer (d. 2014).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Lech Kaczynski: Polish President, a twin, he was elected to the country's presidency in October 2005 after a long career in politics including a stint as Mayor of Warsaw.
(1949) Jarosław Kaczynski
(1949) Chris Van Allsburg: American author and illustrator.
(1949) Lincoln Thompson: Jamaican singer-songwriter (The Tartans) (d. 1999).
(1949) Lech Kaczyński: Polish lawyer and politician 4th President of Poland (d. 2010).
(1949) Jarosław Kaczyński: Polish lawyer and politician 13th Prime Minister of Poland.
(1949) Jaroslaw Kaczynski: Polish politician, Prime Minister from July 2005-November 2006.
(1949) Christian Bonnet: French artisan who designs and makes luxury eyewear for the Maison Bonnet fashion house.
(1949) Jaros?aw Kaczynski: Polish politician.
(1949) Prince Lincoln Thompson: Jamaican musician (d. 1999).

(1949) William Randolph Hearst III: Publisher / editor.
(1949) Jerry Hollendorfer: Horse trainer.
(1948) Philip Jackson: English actor.
(1948) Nick Drake: Rocker (Back to Fruit Tree).
(1948) Sherry Turkle: Educator.
(1948) Éva Marton: Hungarian soprano and actress.
(1948) Eva Marton: Hungarian operatic soprano.
(1948) Eliezer Halfin: Israeli wrestler (d. 1972).
(1948) Robyn Archer: Australian writer of some 18 stage productions and actress who has produced, directed and performed in "Kold Komfort Kaffre," 1978, "Tonight Lola Blau," 1979 "The Pack of Women" 1981 and "A Star is Born" 1982.
(1947) Bernard Giraudeau: French actor, film director, scriptwriter, producer and writer.
(1947) Dominique Valéra
(1947) Linda Thorson: Toronto, Ontario -- Actress (Tara-Avengers, Julia-1 Life to Live).
(1947) Michelle Demessine: French politician, a member of the Senate of France, representing the Nord department.
(1947) Constance McCashin
(1947) Linda Chavez: Author.
(1947) Ivonne Coll: Puerto Rican model and actress Miss Puerto Rico 1967.
(1947) Douglas Young: Composer.
(1946) Fabio Capello: Italian athlete, an ex-soccer player from Milan and the Nationals.
(1946) Maria Bethânia
(1946) Jean-Marie Poumeyrol
(1946) Marcy Kaptur: Politician.
(1946) Bruiser Brody: American professional wrestler (born 1946).
(1946) Luan Peters: English actress and singer.
(1946) Russell Ash: English journalist and author.
(1946) James Kater: American kidnapper and killer of 15-year old Mary Lou Arruda who disappeared 9/09/1978, 4:00 PM.
(1945) Ken Livingstone: Politician.
(1945) Mercer Reynolds: Businessman.
(1945) Tommy Franks: Soldier.
(1945) Art Bell: Entertainer.
(1944) Kara Wilson
(1944) Jose Rossi
(1944) Mary Ellen Christie
(1944) MaryEllen Clark: American minor actress for the past 25 years with the stage name of MaryEllen Christie.
(1944) Sandy Posey: American singer.
(1944) Paul Lansky: Composer.
(1944) Danièle Carre-Cartal: French sommelier, the first woman to receive the 'Best Sommelier of France' award (in 1978).
(1943) Raffaella Carrà: Italian singer dancer and actress.
(1943) Paul Wittamer: Belgian chef, known as one of the best pastry chefs in his country, awarded the "Golden Key" for his supreme black chocolate of Columbia.
(1943) Armand Maillard: French Catholic clergyman, the current Archbishop of Bourges.
(1943) Burt Rutan: Scientist.
(1943) Raffaella Carra: Italian TV presenter.
(1943) Barry Manilow: Musician.
(1943) Rafaella Carrà: Italian singer and dancer in shows and clubs, a minor but versatile actress.
(1943) Barry Evans: Actor (Dr Upton-Dr in the House, Mind Your Language).
(1943) Newt Gingrich: Politician.
(1942) Paul McCartney: British musician who is most widely known as being a member of the mega-star group "The Beatles.
(1942) Nick Tate: Australian international TV and film star, originally trained in production and directing, found himself more comfortable in front of the camera.
(1942) Roger Ebert: American journalist critic and screenwriter (d. 2013).
(1942) Thabo Mbeki: South African politician, inaugurated president on 6/16/1999.
(1942) Hans Vonk (conductor)
(1942) John Bellany: Scottish painter and academic (d. 2013).
(1942) Hans Vonk: Dutch conductor (Born 1942).
(1942) Carl Radle: American bass player and producer (Delaney & Bonnie and Derek and the Dominos) (d. 1980).
(1942) Pat Hutchins: English author and illustrator.
(1942) Roger Ebert in Urbana: Illinois, USA; film critic (Siskel and Ebert at the Movies).
(1942) Thabo M Mbeki: South African economist / 1st Vice President (1994- ).
(1942) Mohamed ElBaradei: Scientist.
(1941) Roger Lemerre: French football (soccer) manager, who replaced Aimé Jacquet as the head of the French team and led the "Blues" to victory (European championships 2000).
(1941) Bennington (Vermont)
(1941) Antoine de Clermont-Tonnerre
(1941) Delia Smith: English cook and television presenter.
(1941) Paul Mayersberg: English director and screenwriter.
(1941) William Lucking: Actor.
(1940) Bob Duncan: Prison warden (Gartree Prison in the UK).
(1940) Jim Albus: Staten Island, New York -- PGA golfer (1991 Mazda Senior Players).
(1940) Casimiro Ferrari: Italian famed mountain climber; so skilled that he was nicknamed "the spider of Patagonia.
(1940) Michael Sheard: British actor (d. 2005).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Amanda Lear: Vietnamese-born transvestite and perhaps transsexual, she was born a male.
(1939) Béatrice Altariba
(1939) Lou Brock: One-time baseball stolen base leader (St. Louis Cardinals).
(1939) Jean-Claude Germain: French Canadian author, journalist and historian.
(1939) Brooks Firestone: American businessman and politician.
(1939) Lynn Whiting: Horse trainer.
(1938) Eli Levin: American artist.
(1938) Michael Sheard: British actor (Born 1940).
(1938) Joop M Worrell: Dutch MP (PvdA).
(1938) Kevin Murray: Australian footballer and coach.

(1937) Jay Rockefeller: American noted family and politician, a Democrat, he served in the US Senate from West Virginia beginning in 1985.
(1937) Del Harris: American basketball coach, the present NBA coach for the Los Angeles Lakers, 1998, losing the head coaching position in the 1999 season after the retirement of Michael Jordan.
(1937) John D [Jay] Rockefeller IV: (Sen-D-West Virginia, 1985- ).
(1937) Wray Carlton: American football player.
(1937) Vitaly Mikhailovich Zholobov: USSR -- Cosmonaut (Soyuz 21).
(1937) Bruce Trigger: Canadian archaeologist anthropologist and historian (d. 2006).
(1937) Vitaly Zholobov: Ukrainian colonel engineer and astronaut.
(1937) Gail Godwin: United States -- Author (Perfectionists, Odd Woman).
(1937) John D Rockefeller IV: American politician.
(1937) Xavier Le Pichon: French geophysicist, known for his comprehensive model of plate tectonics (1968).
(1937) Varbara Ann Teer: US actress / director (National Black Theatre Company).
(1936) Hartford (Connecticut)
(1936) Victor Lanoux: French film actor, humourist, screenwriter and producer, born to a jewish Tunisian father.
(1936) Ronald Venetiaan: Surinamese politician 6th President of Suriname.
(1936) Denny Hulme: New Zealand race car driver and 1967 Formula One world champion (Born 1936).
(1936) Barack Obama: Family Member.
(1936) Chris Bearde: British-born screenwriter and producer, he has worked in four countries.
(1936) Ian Spurling: Ballet designer.
(1936) R Ronald Venetian [Vene]: President Suriname (1991- ).
(1935) Hugh McCall: American executive and CEO of Nation's Bank.
(1935) Hugh McColl: American banker.
(1934) Brian Kenny: Deputy supreme allied commander (Europe).
(1934) Carl de Winter: Secretary-General (Federation of British Artists).
(1934) Louis Echave: France sport Champion.
(1934) Mitsuteru Yokoyama: Japanese author and illustrator (d. 2004).
(1933) Jean Wicki: Switzerland -- 4-man bobsled (1972 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1933) Harry Browne: Writer.
(1933) Rod Paige: Politician.
(1933) Tommy Hunt: US singer (Flamingos-Lovers Never Say Goodbye).
(1932) Dudley R Herschbach
(1932) Dudley Herschbach: American chemist at Harvard University.
(1932) Geoffrey Hill: English poet and academic.
(1931) Michou (French cabaret director)
(1931) Fernando Henrique Cardoso
(1931) Helen Weaver: American professional writer, astrologer, and translator of French texts into English.
(1931) Peter Batty: TV / movie producer.
(1931) John Baldessari: Artist.
(1931) Fernando Cardoso: Brazilian politician, the Secretary of Treasury and Economy, 1994, formerly a Senator.
(1931) Della Smith: Cookbook writer / British broadcaster.
(1931) Michou : French female impersonator, owner and operator of an amusing and fashionable dinner cabaret in Paris.
(1930) Thijs Chanowski: Dutch television producer, entrepreneur and researcher.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Jurgen Habermas: German sociologist and philosopher.
(1929) Ademar de Barros Filho
(1929) Jürgen Habermas: German social theorist, the leading representative of the second generation of the Frankfurt School.
(1929) Tibor Rubin: Hungarian-American soldier Medal of Honor recipient (d. 2015).
(1929) Louis Seguin: French writer and film critic.
(1929) Eva Bartok: Hungarian actress who was on-screen from 1952 and starred in 38 films.
(1929) Ann Mara: American businesswoman and philanthropist (d. 2015).
(1929) James Bishop: Editor (London News Publications).
(1929) Ademar Barros Filho: Brazilian entrepreneur, the founder of Lacta (the Brazilian equivalent to Hershey's), producers of "Sonho de Valsa" (Waltzing Dream) and "Ouro Branco" (White Gold), said to be the world's best bonbons.
(1928) David Lykken: American geneticist and academic (d. 2006).

(1928) David T Lykken: American scientist (d. 2006).
(1928) Maggie McNamara: NYC, New York -- Actress (3 Coins in a Fountain, Cardinal).
(1928) Michael Blakemore: Australian actor director and screenwriter.
(1928) Jacques Herbillon: France sport Champion.
(1927) Eva Bartok: Hungarian-English actress (d. 1998).
(1927) Simeon Pironkov: Composer.
(1927) Dennis Landau: CEO (Cooperative Wholesale Society).
(1927) Paul Eddington: Actor (Jim Hacker), dies at 68.
(1927) John Phillipps Kenyon: Historian / teacher.
(1926) Tom Wicker: American writer, a journalist and novelist, who made his reputation as a newspaper columnist with his coverage of the death of President John F. Kennedy for the New York Times.
(1926) Allan Sandage: American astronomer and scientist who developed the theory of a continually expanding and contracting universe.
(1926) Philip Crosby: American businessman and author (d. 2001).
(1926) Patricia Hutchinson: British ambassador (Uruguay).
(1925) Arnaud Desjardins: French producer at the Office de Radiodiffusion Télévision Française from 1952 to 1974, who was one of the first high profile practitioners of Eastern religion in France.
(1925) Herman "Ace" Wallace: Blues guitarist / singer.
(1925) Robert Beadell: American composer and educator (d. 1994).
(1925) Robert Arthur: American actor and singer (d. 2008).
(1925) Rex Collings: Writer / publisher.
(1925) Robert Arthur in Aberdeen: Washington, USA; actor (12 O'Clock High, Just For You).
(1924) George Mikan: American basketball player, a center originally with the Chicago Bears of the NBL, but most notably with the Minnesota Lakers.
(1924) Rolf Von Sydow: German director and writer.
(1924) Liesbeth den Uyl-van Vessem: Feminist / Wife of Joop den Uyl.
(1924) François Caradec: French writer, biographer and author of pastiches.
(1924) William Humphrey: American novelist who wrote about small-town family life in rural Texas.
(1923) Peter Read: New Zealand astronomer, famed in the ‘60s and ‘70s for fronting "The Night Sky", the longest running television show in New Zealand.
(1923) Herman Krebbers: Dutch violist / concert master.
(1923) Jean Delumeau: French historian, specializing in Catholic church history and author of several books on the subject.
(1922) Donald L Keene: NYC, New York -- Japanese translator / critic.
(1922) Claude Helffer: French pianist and educator (d. 2004).
(1922) John Ahern: American astrologer, lecturer, writer and bon vivant.
(1922) Lois Ramsey: Australian actress (d. 2016).
(1920) Jacques Guignard: France sport Champion.
(1920) Jacques Faucherre: France sport Champion.
(1920) Aster Berkhof [Louis Van de Bergh]: Flemish writer (Furious Christ).
(1920) Fran?ois Jung: Metz physician.
(1920) Ian Carmichael: English actor and singer (d. 2010).
(1920) Matthew Ianniello: American mobster (d. 2012).
(1920) Lode Van Den Bergh: Belgian author and academic.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Ted Leadbitter
(1919) Kingman Brewster, Jr.: Educator.
(1919) Edwin Clarke: Historian / neurologist.
(1919) Mel Brandt: Brooklyn, New York -- Actor (Faraway Hill).
(1919) Jüri Järvet: Estonian actor and screenwriter (d. 1995).
(1918) Franco Modigliani: Italian-American economist and author of books and essays on economics.
(1918) Bob Carroll singer/actor (Stage Two Revue: The Stranger).
(1918) Alf Francis: West Prussia-born English motor racing mechanic and racing car constructor (d. 1983).
(1918) Jerome Karle: American chemist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2013).
(1917) Richard Boone: American actor best known as Paladin, the cultured gun-fighter in his TV series, "Have Gun, Will Travel," 1958-1960.

(1917) Jack Karnehm: English snooker player and sportscaster (d. 2002).
(1917) Akhmet Jevdet Ismail Hajiyev: Composer.
(1917) Theo Schöller: German entrepreneur.
(1917) Erik Ortvad: Danish painter and illustrator (d. 2008).
(1916) Julio Cesar Turbay Ayala: Colombian politician (d. 2005).
(1916) Rowland Schaefer: American merchandise marketer and CEO of Claires Stores, a very popular, small retail outlet that specializes in jewelry and accessories, with over 1,000 locations in malls across the U.S.
(1916) John Young: Actor / TV panelist (Masquerade Party).
(1916) Julio Ayala: Colombian lawyer and politician 25th President of Colombia (d. 2005).
(1915) Red Adair: American oil field firefighter (Born 1915).
(1915) James V Edmundson
(1915) Alain Cussac: Boulogne sur Mer Military man.
(1915) Robert Kanigher: American author (d. 2002).
(1915) James Edmundson: American military, a career Air Force man who rose to the rank of three-star Lieutenant General.
(1915) Kurt Jung-Alsen: German film director and screenwriter, who directed 24 films between 1954 and 1976.
(1915) Victor Legley: Composer.
(1915) Robert Lannoy: St Amand-les-Eaux EXecutives.
(1914) E Marshall: American actor (d. 1998).
(1914) John Hersey: Writer.
(1914) Efraín Huerta: Mexican poet (d.1982).
(1914) EG Marshall: American actor (d. 1998).
(1913) Sylvia Porter: American writer and economist.
(1913) Wilfred Bigelow: Canadian soldier and surgeon (d. 2005).
(1913) Pierre Berès: French bookseller and antiquarian book collector.
(1913) Francesco Waldner: Italian astrologer, newspaper columnist and known through articles in astrological journals.
(1913) Sammy Cahn: American pianist and composer (d. 1993).
(1913) Françoise Loranger: Canadian playwright and producer (d. 1995).
(1913) Robert Mondavi: American winemaker and philanthropist (d. 2008).
(1913) Sylvia Field Porter: American economist and journalist (d. 1991).
(1912) Glenn Morris: American decathlete and actor (d. 1974).
(1912) de Saint-Andre: Toulouse Military man.
(1912) Glen Morris: Missouri, United States -- Olympic champion / actor (Tarzan).
(1912) Henry Brandon: Berlin, Germany -- Actor (Drums of Fu Manchu).
(1910) Avon Long: Dancer / actor (Roots: Next Generation), dies of cancer at 73.
(1910) Ray McKinley: American singer drummer and bandleader (Glenn Miller Orchestra) (d. 1995).
(1910) Dick Foran: Flemington, New Jersey -- Actor (OK Crackerby).
(1910) Francis-Louis Closon: French military officer in World War II, a member of the Resistance (a.
(1910) Louis Closon: Marseille Military man.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Mathieu Charhonnier: Roche la Moli?re EXecutives.
(1909) Julien Brun: St Etienne EXecutives.
(1908) Nedra Volz: American actress (Born 1908).
(1908) Maria E Vieira da Silva: Portuguese painter (Infinite Passage).
(1908) Stanley Knowles: American-Canadian academic and politician (d. 1997).
(1908) Jean Claessens: Belgium sport Champion.
(1908) Bud Collyer: TV emcee (Beat the Clock, To Tell the Truth), dies at age 61.
(1907) Varlam Shalamov: Russian writer (Born 1907).
(1907) Frithjof Schuon: German-Swiss philosopher, metaphysicist and author of numerous books on religion and spirituality.
(1907) Benny Payne Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; pianist (Billy Daniels Show).

(1907) Froelich Rainey: Wisconsin, United States -- Quiz moderator (What in the World).
(1907) Charles Eames: American designer and architect (Born 1907).
(1906) René Kerautret: French Catholic clergyman, a Bishop who died on 18 December 1995.
(1905) Eduard Tubin: Estonian composer and conductor (d. 1982).
(1905) John Gardener: Boatbuilder / writer.
(1904) Manuel Rosenthal: French composer and conductor who held leading positions with musical organizations in France and America.
(1904) Keye Luke: Canton, China -- Actor (Across the Pacific, Yangtse Incident).
(1904) René Babonneau: French legionnaire, awarded the title of 'Compagnon de la Libération' (English: Companion of the Liberation).
(1903) Jeanette MacDonald: American actress and singer (d. 1965).
(1903) Raymond Radiguet: French writer.
(1902) Louis Alter: American orchestra leader and composer of ultra modern popular compositions; such as "Manhattan Serenade.
(1902) Henry Wadsworth: Maysville, Kentucky -- Actor (Applause, Fast & Loose).
(1902) Peter Schaap: Sadistic Dutch police officer, SD and Waffen SS member responsible for the arrest of some 10.
(1902) Paavo Yrjölä: Finnish decathlete (d. 1980).
(1901) Grand Duchess Anastasia Nikolaevna of Russia
(1901) Thomas Renfrew: Scottish law enforcement officer, the Inspector of Constabulary for Scotland in 1958.
(1901) Bernardo Sayao
(1901) Duchess: Grand Duchess Anastasia Nikolaevna of Russia (d. 1918).
(1901) Anastasia Nikolaevna: Royalty.
(1901) Grand Duchess: Anastasia Nicolaievna Romanova of Russia (d. 1918).
(1901) Eug?ne Truc: Montpellier physician.
(1901) Jimmy Dale Bronx New York City: orchestra leader (Sonny and Cher).
(1901) Jeanette MacDonald: American singer and actress who had her stage debut in 1920 and sang opera on a European tour.
(1901) Llewellyn Rees: British theater actor (Invisible Creature).
(1901) Duchess Anastasia: Russian royalty, the third daughter of Czar Nicholas and Czarina Alexandra.
(1900) Martin Bormann: Soldier.

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