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Famous Birthdays of 18 March

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

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2009 - 2000

(2001) Tayluer Amos: Dancer.
(2001) Jada Facer: TV Actress.
(2001) Cameron Cook: Musical.
(2000) MzIsabel : Pop Singer.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Alyssa Vanlandingham: Instagram Star.
(1997) Katie Ledecky: Athlete.
(1997) Ciara Bravo: American actress.
(1996) Madeline Carroll: American actress.
(1996) Felix Hardy: YouTube Star.
(1995) EnjoyPhoenix
(1995) Julia Goldani Telles
(1995) Marie Lopez: YouTube Star.
(1995) Tink : Rapper.
(1994) Alain-Fabien Delon: Second child of marriage between actor Alain Delon and Dutch model Rosalie van Breemen, lives near Geneva with his father.

(1994) Trey Richards: YouTube Star.
(1994) Terry Rozier: Athlete.
(1994) Sebastian Cevallos: YouTube Star.
(1993) Maziah Mahusin: Bruneian hurdler.
(1993) Urassaya Sperbund: Thai model and actress.
(1992) Anthony Barr: Football Player.
(1992) Ryan Truex: American race car driver.
(1991) Pierre-Hugues Herbert
(1991) Jeric Teng: Filipino basketball player.
(1991) Dylan Mattingly: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1991) Constantinos Hilas: Greek director and actor.
(1990) Wilson Gonzalez Ochsenknecht
(1990) Saina Nehwal: Athlete.
(1990) Corey Liuget: American football player.
(1990) Hozie Hozier: Musician.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Lily Collins: Movie Actress.
(1989) Steve Patrick: Drummer.
(1989) Shreevats Goswami: Indian cricketer.
(1989) Francesco Checcucci: Italian footballer.
(1989) Kana Nishino: Japanese singer-songwriter.
(1989) Paul Rousseau: Canadian guitarist and producer (Silverstein).
(1989) TJ Davidson: YouTube Star.
(1988) Berenika Okuniewska
(1988) Garcia: Movie Actor.
(1987) Alice Belaïdi

(1987) Rebecca Soni: American swimmer.
(1987) Cesare Rickler: Italian footballer.
(1987) Mauro Zarate: Argentinian footballer.
(1987) Rob Kardashian: Celebrity.
(1987) Mauro Zárate: Argentinian footballer.
(1987) Gabriel Mercado: Argentinian footballer.
(1986) Lykke Li: Swedish singer.
(1986) Kaloyan Ivanov: Bulgarian basketball player.
(1986) Abdennour El-Ouazzani: Algerian footballer.
(1986) Abdennour Cherif El Ouazzani: Algerian footballer.
(1986) Bia Figueiredo: Brazilian racing driver.
(1986) Olesya Rulin: Actress.
(1986) Simon Curtis: Pop Singer.
(1986) Cory Schneider: Hockey Player.
(1985) Théodora Richards
(1985) François Raoult
(1985) Michaela Kirchgasser
(1985) Marvin Humes: British singer (JLS; VS).
(1985) Vince Lia: Australian footballer.
(1985) Gennaro Esposito: Italian footballer.
(1985) Bia Figueiredo: Brazilian race car driver.
(1984) Vonzell Solomon: American singer.
(1984) Rajeev Ram: American tennis player.
(1984) Simone Padoin: Italian footballer.
(1984) Gary Roberts: English footballer.
(1983) Stéphanie Cohen-Aloro: French tennis player.
(1983) Cindy Busby
(1983) Tomasz Stolpa: Polish footballer.
(1983) Andy Sonnanstine: American baseball player.
(1983) Ethan Carter: Wrestler.
(1983) Stephanie Cohen-Aloro: French tennis player.
(1982) Timo Glock: German Formula 1 driver.
(1982) Mantorras : Angolan footballer.
(1982) Adam Pally: American actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1982) Rei Yoshii: Japanese actress.
(1982) Pedro Mantorras: Angolan footballer.
(1982) Chad Cordero: American baseball player.
(1981) Fabian Cancellara: Swiss professional cyclist.
(1981) Leslie Djhone: French sprinter.
(1981) Vanessa Lee Evigan
(1981) Jang Na-ra: South Korean singer and actress.
(1981) Chris Geere
(1981) Doug Warren: American soccer player.
(1981) Nicky Jam: Musician.
(1981) Tora Berger: Norwegian biathlete.
(1981) Kasib Powell: American basketball player.
(1981) Tom Starke: German footballer.
(1981) Lovro Zovko: Croatian tennis player.
(1981) Jang Nara: Korean singer and actress.
(1980) Alexei Yagudin: Russian figure skater.
(1980) Sophia Myles: English actress.
(1980) Sébastien Frey: French footballer who plays as a goalkeeper for Bursaspor in the Turkish Süper Lig.
(1980) Natalia Poklonskaya: Ukrainian-Crimean lawyer and politician.
(1980) Sebastien Frey: French footballer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Adam Levine: American singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and actor.
(1979) Danneel Harris: American actress.
(1979) Shola Ama: English singer.
(1979) Tawny Roberts
(1979) Anthony Maher: American soccer player.
(1979) Coco Austin: Actress.
(1979) Brandon Lee: American adult actor.
(1979) Dramane Coulibaly: Malian footballer.
(1979) Grzegorz Knapp: Polish motorcycle racer (d. 2014).
(1978) Charlotte Roche

(1978) Brian Scalabrine: American basketball player.
(1978) Dionne Bainbridge in Brisbane: Queensland, Australia; New Zealand 200 metre swimmer (Olympics-1996).
(1978) Khalilah Adams: American actress.
(1978) Virginia Williams: American actress.
(1978) Jonas Wallerstedt: Swedish footballer coach and manager.
(1978) Yoshie Takeshita: Japanese volleyball player.
(1978) Antonio Margarito: Mexican-American boxer.
(1978) Brooke Hanson: Australian swimmer.
(1978) Juris Fernandez: Filipino singer-songwriter (MYMP).
(1978) Jan Bulis: Czech ice hockey player.
(1978) Fernandão : Brazilian footballer and manager (d. 2014).
(1977) Willy Sagnol: French football player, he played for the national French ream (world Cup 2006) and for Bayern Münich.
(1977) Zdeno Chára: Slovak ice hockey player.
(1977) Zdeno Chara: Slovak ice hockey player.
(1977) Tamar Braxton: Musician.
(1977) Terrmel Sledge: American baseball player.
(1977) Alex Jones: TV Show Host.
(1977) Fernando Rodney: Dominican-American baseball player.
(1977) Danny Murphy: English footballer and sportscaster.
(1977) Devin Lima: American singer.
(1976) Giovanna Antonelli: Brazilian actress and producer.
(1976) Dalma Iványi
(1976) Scott Podsednik: American baseball player.
(1976) Anne Girouard
(1976) Marnie Stern: Musician.
(1976) Tomokazu Ohka: Japanese baseball player.
(1976) Tomo Ohka: Japanese baseball player.
(1976) Mike Quackenbush: American wrestler trainer and author founded Chikara wrestling promotion.
(1976) Jovan Kirovski: American soccer player and coach.
(1976) Ian Caldwell: Novelist.
(1975) Laeticia Hallyday
(1975) Christophe Hogard: French soccer player, who played professionally from 1993 to 2011.
(1975) Kimmo Timonen: Hockey defenseman (Team Finland Olympics - Bronze - 1998).
(1975) Tomas Zvirgzdauskas: Lithuanian footballer.
(1975) Laetitia Hallyday: French noted family with her marriage to superstar Johnny Hallyday, 31 years older than she.
(1975) Gina Holden: Actress.
(1975) Natalie Zea: Actress.
(1975) Lucid Fall: South Korean singer.
(1975) Sutton Foster: American actress, singer, and dancer.
(1975) Tomas Žvirgždauskas: Lithuanian footballer.
(1975) Brian Griese: American football player and sportscaster.
(1975) Rodleen Getsic: American musician and civil servant.
(1974) Jacqueline Galant
(1974) Tina Krizan in Maribor: Slovenia; tennis star (1995 Surabaya doubles).
(1974) Petra Kamstra in Rotterdam: Holland; tennis star (1995 Surabaya doubles).
(1974) Marisa Coughlan: Actress.
(1974) Laure Savasta: French basketball player coach and sportscaster.
(1974) Jaron Lowenstein: American singer-songwriter (Evan and Jaron).
(1974) Evan Lowenstein: American singer-songwriter (Evan and Jaron).
(1974) Tina Križan: Slovenian tennis player.
(1974) Arsi Harju: Finnish shot putter.
(1974) Torrian Gray: safety (Minnesota Vikings).
(1974) Stuart Zender: English bass player songwriter and producer (Jamiroquai).
(1973) Rob Johnson: American football player, a quarterback for the Buffalo Bills.
(1973) Caroline Corr: Musician.
(1973) Luci Christian: American voice actress and screenwriter.
(1973) Max Barry: Australian author and blogger.
(1973) Marlon Kerner: NFL cornerback (Buffalo Bills).
(1972) Dane Cook: American comedian and actor.
(1972) Reince Priebus: American lawyer and politician.
(1972) Anja Möllenbeck: German discus thrower.
(1972) Nathan Quarry: American mixed martial arts fighter.
(1972) Anja Mollenbeck: German discus thrower.
(1971) Justin Lopez (actor)
(1971) Mike Bell: American wrestler (d. 2008).
(1971) Mariaan de Swardt: South African-American tennis player coach and sportscaster.
(1971) Kitty Ussher: English economist and politician.
(1971) Mariaan de Swardt in Johannesburg: South Africa; tennis star (1996 third round Australia).
(1971) Pierre-Hugues Herbert: French tennis player, he won the doubles final at the 2015 US Open, associated to Nicolas Mahut.
(1970) Queen Latifah
(1970) Susan Anbeh
(1970) Liza Fromer
(1970) Sarah Thorsett in Winona: Minnesota, USA; 1.5k runner.
(1970) Latifah: American singer whose debut album, "All Hail the Queen," came out in 1989.
(1970) Queen Latifah [Dana Owens] in Newark: New Jersey; rap singer/actress (Khadijah James - Living Single).
(1970) Stephanie Rawlings-Blake: Politician.
(1970) Gene Ween: Musician.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Vassily Ivanchuk: Ukrainian chess player.
(1969) Antonella Guidelli: Italian singer in a group with her three siblings, Micol, Giovanni and Mirium, "Guidelli Cantanti.
(1969) Jimmy Morales (politician)
(1969) Michael Dumas NFL free safety (San Diego Chargers: Jacksonville Jaguars).
(1969) Andy Cutting: English accordion player and composer (Blowzabella).
(1969) J Shapiro: American actor director and screenwriter.
(1969) Shaun Udal: English cricketer.
(1969) J David Shapiro: American screenwriter, actor and director.
(1969) Alexander McQueen: Designer.
(1969) Sheila Taormina: 4X200m freestyle swimmer (1996 Olympics - Gold Medalist).

(1968) Marine Delterme: French actress, painter and sculptor.
(1968) Christophe Pinna: French athlete, seven times the French Karate Champion, five times European Champion and winner of the World Cup and World Championship in 1995.
(1968) Tamer Hassan: Actor.
(1968) Shin-ichiro Miki: Japanese voice actor.
(1968) Pat Terrell NFL strong safety (Carolina Panthers: Green Bay Packers).
(1968) Paul Marsden: English businessman and politician.
(1968) Eudes: duc d'Angouleme, French prince.
(1968) Joseph Ouellet: hockey forward (Team France 1998).
(1968) Miguel Herrera: Coach.
(1967) Olivier Minne: Belgian born French television presenter, actor and producer.
(1967) Ken Edenfield: American baseball player, a reserve pitcher with the Anaheim Angels.
(1967) Miki Berenyi: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Lush).
(1967) Andre Rison NFL wide receiver (Cleveland Browns: Kansas City Chiefs).
(1967) Ben Wilson: Basketball Player.
(1967) Andre Rison: Football Player.
(1967) Billy Corgan: Musician.
(1966) Jerry Cantrell: US rock guitarist (Alice in Chains - "Dirt").
(1966) Peter Jones: British entrepreneur.
(1966) Irina Khabarova: Russian sprinter.
(1966) Daniel Nevins: American rabbi.
(1966) Daniel S Nevins: American rabbi.
(1965) David Cubitt
(1965) Geronimo Berroa: American baseball player, an outfielder/designated hitter for the Los Angeles Dodgers.
(1965) Jeff Labarr: rocker (Cinderella-Heartbreak Station).
(1965) Alisha Chinai: World Music Singer.
(1965) Birgit Clarius: German heptathlete.
(1965) Yoriko Douguchi: Japanese actress.
(1964) Seymore Butts: American porn actor director and producer.
(1964) Alex Caffi: Italian race car driver.
(1964) Paul Elliott: English footballer and sportscaster.
(1964) Rozalla : Zambian singer.
(1964) Christina Ferguson: Phoenix, Arizona -- Playmate (Apr, 1983).
(1964) Mika Kanai: Japanese voice actress and singer.
(1964) Courtney Pine: English saxophonist and clarinet player.
(1964) Bonnie Blair: Champaign, Illinois -- Speed skater (1988, 92, 94 Olympics - 5 Gold / Bronze Medals).
(1963) Vanessa L Williams: American beauty queen, actress, and singer.
(1963) Vanessa Williams: American actress, singer and beauty contest winner.
(1963) Jeff LaBar: American guitarist (Cinderella and Naked Beggars).
(1963) Vanessa L Williams in Tarrytown: New York, USA; first black Miss America (1984)/singer ("Colors of the Wind")/actress (Eraser).
(1963) Keith Brown: English cricketer.
(1963) Connor Byrne: TV Actor.
(1962) Thomas Ian Griffith: American actor.
(1962) Mike Rowe: American television personality.
(1962) Roustam Tariko: Businessman.
(1962) Massimo Giletti: Italian television host and journalist.
(1962) Irene Cara: American singer and actress.
(1962) Thomas Griffith: American actor and martial artist.
(1962) Brian Fisher: American baseball player.
(1962) James McMurtry: American singer-songwriter guitarist and actor.
(1962) Bob Shennan: English broadcaster.
(1962) Etsushi Toyokawa: Japanese actor and director.
(1962) Volker Weidler: German race car driver.
(1961) Arnaud Lagardère: French business leader, the General and Managing Partner of Lagardère SCA, holding company of the Lagardère Group.
(1961) Grant Hart: American singer and musician, drummer and co-vocalist for Hüsker Dü, an influential post-punk band from the 1980s.
(1961) Todd Nelson in Dalles: Oregon, USA; tennis star.
(1961) Todd Nelson: American tennis player.
(1961) Vincent Cochetel: French official, the head of the UN High Commission for Refugees in Vladikavkaz (near Chechnya).
(1961) Tiffany Clark: American porn actress.
(1961) Mark Van Thillo in Wilrijk: Belgium; co-captain (Biosphere 2).
(1960) Fiorella Pierobon: Italian TV announcer for Channel 5..
(1960) Richard Biggs: American actor (d. 2004).
(1960) Guy Carbonneau: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1960) Steve Kloves
(1960) Marc Klein Essink: Dutch actor and television presentor.
(1960) Claudia Udy in Albuquerque: New Mexico, USA; actress (Out of Control, Nightforce).
(1960) Patricia Farinelli: Los Angeles, California -- Playmate (December, 1981).
(1960) Richard Biggs in Columbus: Ohio, USA; actor (Marcus - Days of Our Lives).
(1960) Guy Carbonneau in Sept-Iles: QuTbec, Canada; NHL center (Dallas Stars).
(1960) James Plaskett: British professional chess player.
(1960) James MacPherson: Scottish actor.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Luc Besson: French director of "The Big Blue," the story of Jacques Mayol, a champion skin-diver nicknamed the "human dolphin.
(1959) Irene Cara: American entertainer, an accomplished singer, actress and composer with an 18-year career by age 25.
(1959) Irene Cara in Bronx: New York City, New York, USA; actress/singer (Fame, DC Cab, Certain Fury).
(1958) Xavier Deluc
(1958) Aleksandr Kharlov: Uzbekistani hurdler.
(1958) Andreas Wenzel: Liechtenstein -- Skier (1980 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1958) Richard de Zoysa: Sri Lankan journalist and author (d. 1990).
(1957) Melvin Gentry: vocalist/guitarist (Midnight Star - "No Parking").
(1957) David Joyce: Politician.
(1957) Gyorgy Pazdera: Hungarian bassist (Pokolgep).

(1957) Nadine Allaria: French policewoman at the Beauvais station.
(1957) Kevin Kling: American commentator for National Public Radio and an acclaimed storyteller.
(1957) Christer Fuglesang: Stockholm, Sweden -- Physicist / Astronaut (Mir backup).
(1957) György Pazdera: Hungarian bass player (Pokolgép).
(1957) Wolfgang Schilling: German footballer.
(1956) Ingemar Stenmark: Swedish skier.
(1956) Rick Martel: Canadian wrestler.
(1956) Deborah Palfrey: American madam (d. 2008).
(1956) Deborah Jeane Palfrey: American escort agency operator (d. 2008).
(1956) Ingamar Stenmark: Sweden -- Slalom (1980 Olympics - 2 Gold Medals).
(1956) "The Model" Rick Martel [Richard Vignault]: Wrestler (WWF / AWA).
(1955) Ana Obregón: Spanish actress screenwriter and biologist.
(1955) Mark Boone Junior: Actor.
(1955) Francis Slay: American lawyer and politician 45th Mayor of St. Louis.
(1955) Jeff Stelling: English journalist and game show host.
(1955) Gary Sinise: Actor.
(1955) Cynthia McKinney: Politician.
(1955) Francis G Slay: American politician.
(1954) James F Reilly II on Mount Home Air Force Base: Idaho, USA; PhD/astronaut (STS 89).
(1954) Lesley-Anne Down: Actress.
(1953) Ivan Cattaneo: Italian artist, singer and songwriter.
(1953) Patricia A. Woertz: Businesswoman.
(1953) Franz Wright: Austrian-American poet and translator (d. 2015).
(1953) Takashi Yoshimatsu: Japanese composer.
(1953) Jamie West-Oram: rocker (Fixx).
(1953) Helmer C: Koetje; Dutch second chamber member (CDA).
(1953) Margaret L Augustine in Buffalo: New York, USA; project manager (Biosphere 2).
(1952) Michaela May
(1952) Bernie Tormé: Irish singer-songwriter and guitarist (Gillan Guy McCoy Tormé and Desperado).
(1952) Pat Eddery: Irish jockey and trainer (d. 2015).
(1952) Will Durst: American journalist and actor.
(1952) Mike Webster: American football player (Born 1952).
(1951) Bill Frisell: American guitarist and composer.
(1951) Mart Murdvee: Estonian psychologist and scholar.
(1951) Ben Cohen: American ice cream maker.
(1951) Paul Barber: English actor.
(1951) Kurt Russell: Actor.
(1950) Brad Dourif: Movie Actor.
(1950) James Conlon: American conductor and educator.
(1950) Rod Milburn: American athlete (d. 1997).
(1950) Linda Partridge: English geneticist and academic.
(1950) Eiji Okuda: Japanese actor and film director.
(1950) John Hartman: American drummer (Doobie Brothers).
(1950) Larry Perkins: Australian race car driver.
(1950) Tony Jackett: American, the biological father of Ava Worthington, the toddler who was found near the body of her murdered mother, Christa Worthington on January 6, 2002.
(1950) James Conlon in New York City: New York, USA; conductor (Cincinnati May Festival-1979).
(1950) John Hartman in Falls Church: Virginia, USA; rock drummer (Doobie Brothers - "Taking it to the Streets").
(1950) Brad Dourif in Huntington: West Virginia, USA; actor (Ragtime, Eyes of Laura Mars, Fatal Beauty).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Alex Higgins: Northern Irish snooker player (Born 1949).
(1949) Ase Kleveland: Norwegian singer and politician.
(1949) Åse Kleveland: Norwegian singer and politician.
(1949) Bertha Gilkey: American activist (d. 2014).
(1949) Stuart Rose: Businessman.
(1949) Patrick Duffy: Actor.
(1949) Alex "Hurricane": Higgins; Irish snooker player (two-time world-champion).
(1949) Hannu Siitonen: Finnish javelin thrower.
(1949) Michael Hartl: German singer, part of a duo with is wife called "Marianne und Michael".
(1949) Starr Danias in New York City: New York, USA; ballerina (Turning Point).

(1948) Lockwood Phillips: American radio host.
(1948) Guy Lapointe: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1948) Brian Lloyd: Welsh footballer.
(1947) Christian de Boissieu
(1947) Roger Kenneth Evans: English politician.
(1947) B Wilson: English drummer (Procol Harum) (d. 1990).
(1947) Heather Ryan: American model.
(1947) David Lloyd: New Zealand biologist (Born 1938).
(1947) Roger Evans: English politician.
(1947) Patrick Chesnais: French actor director and screenwriter.
(1947) Patrick Barlow: English actor, comedian and playwright.
(1947) Andrew Southall: Australian painter and printmaker.
(1947) Barry Wilson: England, United Kingdom -- Rock drummer (Procol Harum-Whiter Shade of Pale).
(1947) Steven H: Schiff; American politician (Representative-Republican-New Mexico).
(1947) BJ Wilson: English drummer (d. 1990).
(1946) Rosalyn Bruyere: American healer and mystic who established a healing light center in Glendale, CA.
(1946) Patrick Chesnais: French actor, who won the 1989 César Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role for his performance in the film La Lectrice directed by Michel Deville.
(1946) Martyn Griffiths: English race car driver.
(1946) Michel Leclère: French race car driver.
(1946) Michel Leclere: French racing driver.
(1946) Michael Reagan: son of Ronald Reagan; talk show host.
(1945) Marta Suplicy: Brazilian politician with a background in psychology.
(1945) Joy Fielding: Canadian novelist and actress.
(1945) Aleksey Vakhonin: USSR -- Bantam weight (1964 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1945) Hiroh Kikai: Japanese photographer.
(1945) Michael Reagan: American radio host; adopted son of Ronald Reagan and Jane Wyman.
(1945) Eric Woolfson: Scottish singer-songwriter pianist and producer (The Alan Parsons Project) (d. 2009).
(1945) Michael Hayden: Public Servant.
(1944) Enrico Rovelli: Italian comedian and musical manager of rock star Vasco Rossi.
(1944) Dick Smith: Australian publisher and businessman founded Dick Smith Electronics and Australian Geographic.
(1944) Frank McRae: American actor and an American football player.
(1944) Jacques Secretin: French table tennis champion who won a gold in the mixed doubles event of the World Championship in 1977.
(1944) Amnon Lipkin-Shahak: Israeli general and politician 22nd Transportation Minister of Israel (d. 2012).
(1944) Maurice Izier: French professional road bicycle racer.
(1943) Kevin Dobson in Jackson Heights: New York, USA; actor (Kojak, Knots Landing, Shannon).
(1943) Dennis Linde: American singer-songwriter (d. 2006).
(1943) Nobuko Imai: Japanese viola player and educator.
(1943) Toula Grivas: French-Greek actress.
(1943) Kevin Dobson: American actor and director.
(1942) Jeff Mullins
(1942) Albert Van Vlierberghe: Belgian cyclist (Born 1942).
(1941) Wilson Pickett: Soul Singer.
(1941) John W Derr: American politician.
(1941) Wolfgang Baur: Austrian writer best known as a playwright who, particularly in his younger days, was regarded as an enfant terrible by the Austrian cultural establishment.
(1941) Wolfgang Bauer: Writer.
(1941) John Derr: American soldier and politician.
(1940) Arlette Laguiller
(1940) Arlette Laguillier: Paris 4éme Politician.
(1940) Hugues Gall: French opera director, who notably led the Grand Théâtre in Geneva and the Paris Opera.
(1940) Kathy Hutchinson: Race horse trainer.
(1940) József Tóth: Hungarian geographer and academic (d. 2013).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Gérard Hausser
(1939) Jean-Pierre Wallez
(1939) Ron Atkinson: English former footballer and manager.
(1939) Maryse Arditi
(1939) Yannis Markopoulos: Greek composer.
(1939) Jean-Pierre Walez: French musician specializing in the string instruments.
(1939) Marja-Leena Mikkola: Finnish writer, winner of the 1967 Eino Leino Prize.
(1939) Peter Kraus: German singer and actor, who was popular especially in the 1950s, notably in those musical comedy films where he played opposite Cornelia Froboess.
(1939) Michael Kirby: Australian High Court Judge, perhaps the best known in his country, a high profile human rights activist and law reformer, publicly gay since 1998.
(1939) Joseph Boishu: French Catholic bishop emeritus, former auxiliary bishop of Reims, in residence at Charleville-Mezieres 2003-2012.

(1939) Kenny Lynch: British entertainer.
(1939) Giannis Markopoulos: Greek composer.
(1939) Travis Pritchett: rocker (Travis and Bob).
(1938) Charley Pride: Country Singer.
(1938) Machiko Soga: Japanese voice actress and actress (d. 2006).
(1938) Shashi Kapoor: Indian film actor and film producer.
(1938) Timo Mäkinen: Finnish race car driver.
(1938) Kenny Lynch: English singer-songwriter and actor.
(1938) Marie-Thérèse Feret: French dancer, the wife of ballet dancer Max Bozzoni (married 17 October 1959 - divorced 25 June 1970), Francois Gragnon (20 April 1974 - 25 January 1985), and Jackie Feret (married 6 July 2002).
(1938) Charley Pride in Sledge: Mississippi, USA; country singer ("Just Between You And Me", "Sweet Country").
(1938) Timo Makinen: Finnish race car driver.
(1938) Carl Gottlieb: American actor and screenwriter.
(1938) Rudolf Nureyev: Dancer.
(1938) Keith O'Brien: Clergyman.
(1937) Rudi Altig: German athlete, a world champion cyclist in 1966.
(1937) Bryna Monsein: American astrologer as a hobby, whose study began in 1967 and never stopped.
(1937) Mark Donohue: American race car driver and engineer (Born 1937).
(1936) Frederik de Klerk
(1936) Hans Peter Bleuel: Writer.
(1936) F de Klerk: South African lawyer and politician 2nd State President of South Africa Nobel Prize laureate.
(1936) F. W. de Klerk: Statesman.
(1936) Tony Nash: England, United Kingdom -- Bobsled (1964 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1936) FW De Klerk: South African politician, the ninth and possibly last white man to head South Africa since it was formed in 1910.
(1936) Robert Lee Smith American singer ("Tams": "You Lied to Your Daddy").
(1935) Frances Welsing: American psychiatrist and author (d. 2016).
(1935) Ole Barndorff-Nielsen: Danish mathematician and statistician.
(1935) Antonios Naguib: Egyptian patriarch.
(1934) Pavle Despalj: Composer.
(1934) Joseph Baird: American banker and company executive.
(1934) Pietro Rizzuto: Italian-Canadian politician (d. 1997).
(1934) Roy Chapman: English footballer and manager (d. 1983).
(1934) Charley Pride: American guitarist, singer and baseball player.
(1933) Annelise Dam: Danish astrologer, married to Paul Mahler Dam, with 2 children.
(1933) Unita Blackwell: American activist and politician.
(1933) Penelope Lively: Author.
(1933) Norman Coulson: American operations manager and CEO of GlenFed, a conservative savings and loan company.
(1932) John Updike: American writer, a prolific novelist and a perfectionist.
(1932) F[rederik] W[illem]: de Klerk; President of South Africa (1989-94).
(1932) Michel Jeanfran?Ois: Antony EXecutives.
(1932) Frank Nagai: Japanese singer (Born 1932).
(1931) John Fraser: Scottish lead actor of film, TV and supporting stage player from the early age of 16.
(1931) Pierre Dicharry
(1931) Howard Coble American politician (Representative-Republican-North Carolina: 1985-).
(1931) John Mollo: English costume designer and author.
(1931) Howard Coble: American captain lawyer and politician (d. 2015).
(1931) Bernard Jenny: Strasbourg EXecutives.
(1930) Adam Maida: American ecclesiastic, ordained the 9th Roman Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of Green Bay, WI on 1/25/1984.
(1930) Hector Bianciotti
(1930) Jacques Duquesne: French journalist, he wrote many novels and essays about the catholic religion.
(1930) James Irwin: Astronaut.
(1930) Maurice Peress in New York City: New York, USA; conductor (Kansas City Philharmonic 1974-80).
(1930) Paul Horn: Musician.
(1930) Pat Halcox: English trumpet player (d. 2013).
(1930) Giuliano Michelon: Italy sport Champion.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Samuel Pisar: Polish-American lawyer and author (d. 2015).
(1929) Christa Wolf: German Novelist (Divided Heaven).
(1929) Jack Sowards: American screenwriter and producer (d. 2007).
(1929) Jacki Clérico: French businessman (d. 2013).
(1929) Ctirad Kohoutek: Composer.
(1929) Kai Winding: Rocker.
(1929) Peter L. Berger: Sociologist.
(1929) John Macurdy: American opera singer.
(1928) Fidel V Ramos
(1928) Mirka Mora: French-Australian artist, a Melbourne painter and textile sculptor held in affectionate public regard.

(1928) Miguel Poblet: Spanish cyclist (d. 2013).
(1928) Giuseppe Minardi: Italy sport Champion.
(1928) Julia Mullock: American-South Korean wife of Yi Gu.
(1928) Jacques Thuillier: French art historian specializing in 17th-century French painting.
(1928) Fidel Ramos: Filipino General, the head of the military and a loyal aide to President Aquino whom he helped in defeating Ferdinand Marcos.
(1928) Fidel V: Ramos; President (Philippines).
(1927) George Plimpton: American writer, journalist and entertaining speaker.
(1927) Franco Piga: Italian politician, judge and minister.
(1927) George Plimpton in New York City: New York, USA; sports writer (Paper Lion) (dies 2003).
(1927) John Harold Kander: Composer (Cabaret, Funny Lady, Kramer vs.
(1927) Mimi Donner: American astrologer.
(1927) John Kander: American pianist and composer.
(1927) Lillian Vernon: German-American businesswoman and philanthropist founded the Lillian Vernon Company (d. 2015).
(1926) Peter Graves: American actor (Born 1926).
(1926) Augusto Abelaira
(1926) Peter Graves: American athlete, musician, radio announcer and member of the USAF for two years before entering Hollywood TV and films.
(1926) Akkitham Namboothiri: Indian poet and social worker.
(1926) Peter Graves in Minneapolis: Minnesota; actor (James Phelps - Mission Impossible).
(1926) Siegfried Lenz: Writer.
(1926) Dick Littlefield: American baseball player (Born 1926).
(1925) Don Paul: American football linebacker and coach.
(1925) James Pickles: English journalist lawyer and judge (d. 2010).
(1925) Maurice Sarrazin: Toulouse EXecutives.
(1924) Michel Pomathios: France sport Champion.
(1923) Chester Mc: Shelby Military man.
(1923) Pierre Dupres: Riencourt lez Cagn physician.
(1923) Andy Granatelli: American motorsports entrepreneur.
(1923) Ben Chase: American football guard who played one season with the Detroit Lions of the National Football League.
(1923) Irene Christensen: Danish astrologer.
(1922) Egon Bahr: German journalist and politician Federal Minister for Special Affairs of Germany (d. 2015).
(1922) Fred Shuttlesworth: American activist co-founded the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (d. 2011).
(1922) Seymour Lipset: American sociologist and academic (d. 2006).
(1921) Robert Lombard
(1921) Jean Berthier: French business executive.
(1921) Frank Searle: Scottish zoologist and photographer (d. 2005).
(1920) Eric Halsall: sheepdog trial commentator.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Michèle Arnaud: French singer, producer, and director.
(1919) Sheila Piercey
(1919) Laila Nilsen: Norwegian speed skater, alpine skier, and tennis player.
(1919) Christopher Challis: English cinematographer and photographer (d. 2012).
(1919) Michéle Arnaud: Toulon Actor.
(1919) Nat King Cole: Musician.
(1919) Laila Schou Nilsen: Norway -- Downhill skier (1936 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1918) François Dalle: French company executive, who served as CEO of L'Oréal between 1957 and 1984.
(1918) Georges Bellec: Founded vocalist and humoristic band "Les frères Jacques" with his brother André.
(1918) Al Benton: American baseball player (d. 1968).

(1918) Bob Broeg: American sportswriter (Born 1918).
(1918) Lynn Northrup: American pioneer of the commercialization of solar thermal energy in the United States.
(1918) Frere Jacques: France Actor.
(1917) Hank Sauer: Athlete.
(1917) Hervé Morvan: French illustrator, poster designer and decorator.
(1916) Arie van Vliet
(1916) Arie Van Vliet: Netherlands sport Champion.
(1916) Serge Arcouët: French author of detective and espionage novels.
(1916) Arie Vliet: Dutch cyclist, an Olympic Gold Medal champion at the Berlin games in 1936.
(1916) Gabriel Bithorn Soto: Professional right-handed pitcher who became the first baseball player from Puerto Rico to play in Major League Baseball.
(1916) Louis Toebosch: composer.
(1915) Jean Anglade: French writer, who won le Prix du roman populiste in 1957 for "L'Immeuble Taub," and le Prix des libraires in 1962 for "La Foi et la Montagne.
(1915) Richard Thomas: Condon author.
(1915) Charles Varennes: Le Brethon Journalist.
(1915) Richard Condon: American author and screenwriter (d. 1996).
(1914) César Guerra-Peixe: Brazilian violinist composer and conductor (d. 1993).
(1914) Henri Joubrel: Vannea EXecutives.
(1914) F?lix Magnin: Montmerle physician.
(1914) Luisa Ferida: Italian stage and film actress, who started as a stage actress and first appeared in films with "La Freccia d'oro" (1935), in a supporting role but because of her photogenic looks and talent as an actress, soon graduated to leading parts at the end of the 1930s.
(1914) James Pack: naval officer museum curator.
(1914) Cesar Guerra: Peixe composer.
(1913) René Clément: French cinematographer on short films, moving into production himself by 1936.
(1913) Werner Mölders: German colonel and pilot (d. 1941).
(1913) Henri Chochillon: France Actor.
(1913) Margaret Hesse: Princess of Hesse / Rhine.
(1913) Werner Molders: German military; the leading Luftwaffe fighter pilot.
(1913) Rene Clement: Bordeaux, France -- Director / writer (Is Paris Burning).
(1913) Reinhard Hardegen: German U-Boat commander.
(1913) William Hutchinson Murray: Mountaineer / author.
(1912) Art Gilmore: American voice actor and announcer (d. 2010).
(1911) Gabriel Celaya
(1911) Smiley Burnette: Summum, Illinois -- Cowboy (Charlie-Petticoat Junction).
(1911) Kullo Must: Estonian film producer (d. 1987).
(1911) Al Benton: American baseball player (Born 1911).
(1911) Maurice G0Sserez: Montpellier physician.
(1910) Chiang Ching-huo: Son of Chinese President Chiang Kai-shek / President (1978-88).
(1910) Bayard Rustin: Leader.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Ernest Gallo: American vintner, entrepreneur and multimillionaire, credited with bringing wine to American tables and putting California on the world’s wine-making map.
(1909) C Hodges: English author and illustrator (d. 2004).
(1909) Franklin Roosevelt: American political family, the second son of Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt who lived only a few months.
(1908) Loulou Gasté: French songwriter.
(1908) Margje Herblot: Dutch journalist, writer and painter.
(1908) Louis Gaste: songwriter.
(1907) John Young: English zoologist and neurophysiologist (d. 1997).
(1907) John Zachary Young: British biologist (d. 1997).
(1907) Eleanor L: "Betty" Compton US actress (Here Comes Trouble).
(1907) Rosita Moreno: Actress (Walls of Gold), dies of heart attack at 85.

(1907) Verda Welcome: American educator and politician (d. 1990).
(1906) Paul Rassinier: French educator, a Professor of History.
(1906) Roy L: Johnson US Admiral (WWII-Pacific Ocean).
(1905) Robert Donat: Actor (Citadel, Goodbye Mr Chips, 39 Steps), dies at 53.
(1905) Robert Donat Withington Manchester England actor (Goodbye Mr Chips: Citadel).
(1905) John Kirkpatrick New York City: New York, pianist (Concord Sonata).
(1905) Thomas Brown: American physicist and engineer (d. 1985).
(1905) Mollie Parnis New York City: New York, fashion designer (Mollie Roberts Collection).
(1905) Thomas Townsend Brown: American scientist (d. 1985).
(1904) Paul Comet: France sport Champion.
(1904) Srecko Kosovel: Slovenian poet (d. 1926).
(1904) Srečko Kosovel: Slovenian poet and author (d. 1926).
(1904) Margaret Tucker: Indigenous Australian activist and autobiographer (Born 1904).
(1903) Galeazzo Ciano: Italian journalist and politician Italian Minister of Foreign Affairs (d. 1944).
(1903) Conte Ciano: Italian politician, the son-in-law of Benito Mussolini and Minister of Foreign Affairs from June 1936 to February, 1943.
(1903) Alberto Banfi: Italy Military man.
(1902) Bobby Jones: Athlete.
(1901) Manly Palmer Hall
(1901) Piotr Perkowski: composer.
(1901) Manly Hall: American astrologer, philosopher and author of over a hundred books and essays, the founder and president of the "Philosophical Research Society" in Los Angeles.
(1901) William Johnson: American painter (d. 1970).
(1901) William H Johnson: American artist (d. 1970).
(1900) Alfred Newman: Composer.

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