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Famous Birthdays of 19 December

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 19th of December

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2009 - 2000

(2001) Billie Eilish

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Justice Carradine: Vine Star.
(1996) FaZe Hazz: YouTube Star.
(1996) Paige Speakman: England, United Kingdom -- Born 19 days before her twin sister.
(1995) Kiingtong : YouTube Star.
(1994) Matthew Piper: YouTube Star.
(1994) Maudy Ayunda: Indonesian actress and singer-songwriter.
(1994) M'Baye Niang: French footballer.
(1993) Hermione Corfield
(1993) Young K
(1993) Earlan Bartley: Pop Singer.

(1993) Tom Flynn: YouTube Star.
(1993) Isiah Koech: Kenyan runner.
(1992) Iker Muniain: Spanish/Basque footballer.
(1992) Raphael Spiegel: Swiss footballer.
(1991) Keiynan Lonsdale: TV Actor.
(1991) Declan Galbraith: Pop Singer.
(1991) Jorge Blanco: TV Actor.
(1991) Sumire Uesaka: Japanese voice actress and singer.
(1991) Jenelle Evans: Reality Star.
(1990) Greg Bretz: American snowboarder.
(1990) Sally Fitzgibbons: Australian surfer.
(1990) James Martel: American child stabbed by his father.
(1990) Sophie-chan : YouTube Star.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Pirat Nitipaisalkul
(1989) Yong Jun-hyung: South Korean singer-songwriter rapper and producer (Beast).
(1989) Valdimar Bergsta?: Icelandic horse rider.
(1989) Hamza Riazuddin: English cricketer.
(1989) Kousei Miura: Japanese jockey.
(1989) Michał Masłowski: Polish footballer.
(1989) Valdimar Bergstað: Icelandic horse rider.
(1989) Rahat Hossain: YouTube Star.
(1989) Brittany Baldi: Reality Star.
(1988) Paulina Gretzky: American noted family and daughter of Los Angeles Kings star Wayne Gretzky and his wife Janet Jones, who were married in a lavish ceremony at Edmonton, ALB on 16 July 1988.

(1988) Alexis Sánchez: Chilean footballer.
(1988) Alexis Sanchez: Chilean footballer.
(1988) Peter Winn: English footballer.
(1988) Spoken Reasons: Comedian.
(1987) Karim Benzema: French international footballer born in Lyon to French nationals of Algerian descent.
(1987) Ronan Farrow: American human rights activist, journalist, lawyer, former U.S.
(1987) Keith Carlos: Model.
(1987) Slater Young: Filipino-Chinese model actor and engineer.
(1987) Cédric Baseya: French-Congolese footballer.
(1986) Ryan Babel: Dutch footballer.
(1986) Dustin Fitzsimons
(1986) Miguel Lopes: Portuguese footballer.
(1986) Lazaros Christodoulopoulos: Greek footballer.
(1986) Calvin Andrew: English footballer.
(1986) Zuzana Hejnová: Czech hurdler.
(1986) Jade Roper: Reality Star.
(1985) Elodie Guegan
(1985) Lady Sovereign: English musician.
(1985) Gary Cahill: English footballer.
(1985) Neil Kilkenny: English-born Australian soccer player.
(1985) Andrea Baldini: Italian fencer.
(1985) Sally Kipyego: Kenyan runner.
(1985) Dan Logan: English bass player (The Kooks Cat the Dog and The Ordinary Boys).
(1985) Sovereign: English rapper.
(1984) Carina Beduschi
(1984) Ian Kennedy: American baseball player.
(1983) Yannick Nyanga
(1983) Audrey Santo: American phenomena believed by thousands to be in possession of miraculous powers.
(1983) AJ Lamas: American model and actor.
(1983) Nektarios Alexandrou: Cypriot footballer.
(1983) Casey Crescenzo: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Dear Hunter and The Receiving End of Sirens).
(1983) Matt Stajan: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1983) Laura Pomeroy: Canadian swimmer.
(1983) Bridget Phillipson: English politician.
(1982) Murphy Lee (rapper)
(1982) Mo Williams: Basketball Player.
(1982) Tero Pitkämäki: Finnish javelin thrower.
(1982) Maurice Williams: American basketball player.
(1982) Tero Pitkamaki: Finnish javelin thrower.
(1981) Stevie Ficker: Miss Oregon Teen USA (1997).
(1981) Eriko Sato: Japanese actress.
(1981) Grégory Dufer: Belgian footballer.
(1981) Kim Walker-Smith: Gospel Singer.
(1980) Jake Gyllenhaal: American actor featured in "October Sky" and nominated for an Independent Spirit Award for best actor in "Donnie Darko", and for a "Best Supporting Actor" Academy Award for "Brokeback Mountain" in 2006.
(1980) Marla Sokoloff: American actress.
(1980) Fabian Bourzat
(1980) Iman Ali: Pakistani model and actress.
(1980) Chris Haslam: Canadian skateboarder and bassist (Kobra Triangle).

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Paola Andrea Rey
(1979) Tara Summers: TV Actress.
(1979) Nicki Hunter
(1979) Rafael Soriano: Dominican baseball player.
(1979) Kristanna Loken: Movie Actress.
(1979) Paola Rey: Colombian actress.
(1979) Kevin Devine: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Bad Books).
(1978) Wisin (singer)
(1978) Nicolas Fritsch
(1978) Yannick (rapper)

(1978) Wisin : World Music Singer.
(1978) Lauren Petty: Miss New Jersey Teen USA (1997).
(1978) Patrick Casey: American actor producer and screenwriter.
(1977) Elisa Toffoli: Italian singer and winner of a competition in 2001 at the Sanremo Festival.
(1977) Irina Voronina
(1977) Jorge Garbajosa: Spanish basketball player.
(1977) Maria Joana Parizotto: Miss Universe - Brazil (1996).
(1977) LaTasha Jenkins: American sprinter.
(1977) Elisa : Pop Singer.
(1975) Mahi Gill
(1975) Jeremy Soule
(1975) Russell Branyan: American baseball player.
(1975) Makis Belevonis: Greek footballer.
(1975) Casual [Jon: Owens]; rapper.
(1975) Kristin Folkl in Saint Louis: Missouri; volleyball outside hitter (alternate-Olympics-1996).
(1975) Michiel van den Bos: Dutch composer.
(1975) Olivier Tébily: Ivorian-French footballer.
(1975) Brandon Sanderson: American author and academic.
(1975) David Whiting: American homicide; shot his father to death on 6/19/1993, c. 11:15 PM EDT.
(1975) Jon Smith: English journalist and author.
(1974) Mikko Paananen: Finnish bass player (HIM).
(1974) Felipe Lopez: Dominican-American basketball player.
(1974) Eduard Ivakdalam: Indonesian footballer.
(1974) Jake Plummer: American football player and sportscaster.
(1974) Bryant Westbrook: cornerback (Detroit Lions).
(1974) Joe Jurevicius: American football player.
(1974) Ricky Ponting: Cricket Player.
(1973) Kebu Stewart: American basketball player: forward, 76ers.
(1973) Michalis Grigoriou: Greek footballer and coach.
(1973) Takashi Sorimachi: Japanese actor and singer.
(1973) Erick Wainaina: Kenyan runner.
(1973) Zulfiya Zabirova: Russian cyclist.
(1972) Alyssa Milano: American actress, first noticed at age 11 in the hit TV show "Who's the Boss?" with Tony Danza.
(1972) Rosa Blasi: American actress.
(1972) Warren Sapp: Former American college and professional football player who was defensive tackle in the National Football League (NFL) for thirteen seasons.
(1972) Alyssa Jane Milano in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actress (Samantha - Who's The Boss?, Jennifer - Melrose Place, Phoebe - Charmed).
(1972) Waverly Jackson: NFL defensive line (Carolina Panthers).
(1971) Amy Locane: American actress.
(1971) Mathilde Rosset
(1971) Tristan Egolf: American writer (Born 1971).
(1971) Liz Cho: American television reporter.
(1971) Karen Pickering: English swimmer.
(1971) Jennifer Dore in Kearny: New Jersey, USA; rower (Olympics-4th-1996).
(1971) Mary McClung: Scottish sports champion, field and track.
(1971) Amy Locane in Trenton: New Jersey, USA; actress (Andrea - Spencer, Sandy - Melrose Place).
(1971) Jen[nifer] Dore: Kearny, New Jersey -- Rower (1996 Olympics - 4th Place).
(1971) Mike Groh: WLAF quarterback (Rhein Fire).
(1971) Tyson Beckford: American model.
(1970) Tyson Beckford: Model.
(1970) Hideki Kamiya
(1970) Zac Foley: Rock bassist (EMF-Unbelievable).
(1970) Wendy Miles: in Australia; golfer (1993 T77 Alpine Australian Ladies Masters).
(1970) Iman Ali: Pakistani model and actress.
(1970) Jon Cleveland in Fresno: California, USA; Canadian 100 metre/200 metre swimmer (Olympics-bronze-1992, 1996).
(1970) Robert Lang in Teplice: Czechoslovakia; NHL forward (Team Czechoslovakia Representative, Los Angeles Kings).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) French presidential election 1965
(1969) Kristy Swanson: American actress.
(1969) Richard Hammond: Journalist.
(1969) Tom Gugliotta: NBA forward (Minnesota Timberwolves).
(1969) Aziza Mustafa Zadeh
(1969) Lauren Sánchez
(1969) Villano IV: Mexican professional wrestler.
(1969) Santana Dotson: NFL defensive tackle (Green Bay Packers - Super Bowl 31).
(1969) Aziza Zadeh: Azerbaijani musician labeled "The Princess of Jazz.
(1969) Nayan Mongia: Indian cricketer.

(1969) Michael Bates: American sprinter and football player.
(1969) Scott Pearson in Cornwall: Ontario, Canada; NHL left wing (Buffalo Sabres).
(1969) Mike Alexander: WLAF corner (Rhein Fire).
(1969) Michael Bates NFL wide receiver (Cleveland Browns: Carolina Panthers).
(1968) Jamie Hince
(1968) Antonio Rossi: Italian rower, the winner of a Bronze Medal at the Barcelona Olympics 1992 for the 1,500 m. Kayak event.
(1968) Ken Marino: American actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1968) Jennifer Devine in Portland: Oregon, USA; rower (Olympics-1996).
(1967) Criss Angel: American illusionist.
(1967) Frankie Lam: Hong Kong actor.
(1967) Paul Harding: American writer, his first novel "Tinkers" won the 2010 Pulitzer Prize for literature.
(1967) Charles Austin: American high jumper.
(1967) Doug Johns in South Bend: Indiana, USA; pitcher (Oakland Athletics).
(1966) Alberto Tomba: Italian skier, an expert on the slalom and winner of two Gold Medals in Calgary in February 1988.
(1966) Laurent Bénézech
(1966) Joe Slusarski
(1966) Joseph Slusarski: American baseball pitcher; a member of the 1988 U.S.
(1966) Courtney Griffin: Canadian Football League defensive back (Winnipeg Blue Bombers).
(1966) Monique Oliver in Malibu: California, USA; WPVA volleyball player (US Open-4th-1994).
(1966) Eric Weinrich: American ice hockey player and coach.
(1966) Robert MacNaughton: American actor.
(1966) Rajesh Chauhan: Indian cricketer.
(1966) Alberto "La Bomba" Tomba: Italian skier (1988, 92 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1966) Chuckii Booker: American singer-songwriter and producer.
(1966) Eric Weinrich in Roanoke: Virginia, USA; NHL defenseman (Chicago Blackhawks).
(1966) Robert MacNaughton in New York City: New York, USA; actor (ET - The Extraterrestrial).
(1966) Roberto Beam: Soccer player (Vitesse / MVV).
(1965) Jessica Steen: Toronto, Ontario -- Actress (Earth II, Homefront, Trial & Error).
(1965) Gilles Panizzi
(1965) Gary Fleder
(1965) Chito Martinez: Belizean baseball player.
(1965) Chito Martínez: Belizean-American baseball player.
(1965) Chuckii Booker: Rocker.
(1964) Béatrice Dalle: French actress and model.
(1964) Arvydas Sabonis: Lithuanian basketball player.
(1964) Francis Letellier
(1964) Mike Fetters in Van Nuys: California, USA; pitcher (Milwaukee Brewers).
(1964) Dan Caten: Fashion Designer.
(1964) Ben Becker: German film and theatre actor.
(1964) Dean Caten: Fashion Designer.
(1964) Beatrice Dalle: Brest, France -- Actress (Betty Blue, Sabbath).
(1964) Randall McDaniel: NFL guard (Minnesota Vikings).
(1964) Lorie Kane in Prince Edward Island: Canada; LPGA golfer (du Maurier Ltd-1994, 1995).
(1963) Jennifer Beals: Movie Actress.
(1963) Til Schweiger: German actor.
(1963) Alyce Platt
(1963) Paul Rhys
(1963) Karen Bliss-Livingston in Quakertown: Pennsylvania, USA; cyclist (Olympics-1996).
(1963) Jennifer Beals in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actress (Flashdance, Bride).
(1963) Chris Greatrex: LPGA golfer (1995 Fielcrest Cannon Classic-71st).
(1962) Bruno Todeschini
(1962) Thierry Bourguignon: French racing cyclist, professional from 1990 to 2000.
(1962) Jill Talley: American actress.
(1962) Bettina Huebers in Hamburg: German Federal Republic; illegitimate daughter of Paul McCartney.
(1962) Gary Fleder: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1961) Scott Cohen (actor)
(1961) Reggie White: American athlete, defensive end for the Philadelphia Eagles and Green Bay Packers, finishing up his career with the Carolina panthers in 2000.
(1961) Matthew Waterhouse: English actor and author.
(1961) Abigail Johnson: American financial services executive, daughter of Edward C. "Ned" Johnson, chairman and CEO of Fidelity Investments, 4th richest man in US with a family fortune estimated by Forbes magazine at least $5.
(1961) Patrick Foran: American member of an aircraft maintenance crew, the 128th Air Refueling Group of the Wisconsin National Guard specialist team.
(1961) Eric Cornell: American physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1960) Mike Lookinland: TV Actor.
(1960) Mike Lookinland in Mount Pleasant: Utah, USA; actor (Bobby - The Brady Bunch).
(1960) Derrick Jensen: American author and activist.
(1960) Michelangelo Signorile: American journalist and author.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Iván Vallejo: Ecuadorian mountaineer.
(1959) Kathryn "Furu" Carpenter in Marshall: Michigan, USA; fencer-epee (Olympics-1996).
(1959) Edward Metgod Dutch soccer goalie (Haarlem: Sparta).
(1959) Hervé Bizeul: French sommelier, who worked in Berlin’s KaDeWe department store before becoming a winemaker in 1997.
(1959) Ivan Vallejo: Ecuadorian mountaineer.
(1958) Xavier Beulin
(1958) Limahl : English singer and keyboard player (Kajagoogoo and Brooks).
(1958) Steven Isserlis: English cellist and author.
(1958) Rick Pearson in Marianna: Florida, USA; Nike golfer (1990 Yuma Open).
(1958) Michelle Murphy: American whose daughters were killed in auto accident on October 13, 2005 shortly after 1:00 AM local time in Southborough, MA.

(1957) Cyril Collard: French actor.
(1957) Kevin McHale: American basketball player coach and manager.
(1957) John Gulager: American actor director and cinematographer.
(1957) Doug Johnson: rock keyboardist (Loverboy - "Get Lucky").
(1957) Jean-François Rodriguez: French racing cyclist, who rode in four editions of the Tour de France and two editions of the Giro d'Italia.
(1957) Liz Glazowski: Chicago, Illinois -- Playmate (April, 1980).
(1956) Pierre Mari
(1956) Jimmy Cauty
(1956) Phil Harris: American fisherman from Discovery Channel's Deadliest Catch (Born 1956).
(1956) Tom Lawless: American baseball player and manager.
(1956) Shane McEntee: Irish farmer and politician Minister of State for Food Horticulture and Food Safety (d. 2012).
(1956) Alice Barrett in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Frankie Frame - Another World).
(1955) Lincoln Hall: Australian mountaineer and author (d. 2012).
(1955) Rob Portman: American politician, senator elect from Ohio.
(1954) Lionnel Luca
(1954) Mike Sherman: American athlete and sports manager; he was named Head Coach of the Green Bay Packers in 2000, and, on February 1, 2001, assumed the combined position of Executive Vice President, Head Coach and General Manager.
(1954) Tim Parks: English author and translator.
(1954) Jeff Allam: English race car driver.
(1953) Philippe Gillot: French race horse trainer, harnessed trot racing.
(1952) Martine David
(1952) Walter Murphy: American composer, pianist and arranger.
(1951) Alvin E Roth
(1951) Alan Rouse: English mountaineer and author (d. 1986).
(1951) Fred W Leslie: Ancon, Panama -- PhD / Astronaut (STS 73).
(1951) Mohammad Aref: Iranian engineer and politician 2nd Vice President of Iran.
(1950) Thierry Carcenac
(1950) Eleanor Hill: American lawyer and diplomat.
(1950) Catrin Demenga: Swiss violonist.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Sebastian : Danish singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1949) Orna Berry: Israeli computer scientist and businesswoman.
(1949) Nancy Kyes: American actress.
(1949) Francis Collomp: French hostage, kidnapped in Rimi (North Nigeria) by an Islamist group (Ansaru).
(1949) Lenny White: Rocker.
(1949) Claudia A Kolb: United States -- 200m breast stroke swimmer (1964 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1948) Ken Brown: Canadian ice hockey player and sportscaster.
(1947) ADG (Alain Fournier)
(1947) Sylviane Ainardi
(1947) Jean-Louis Florentz

(1947) Jimmy Bain (bassist)
(1947) Alain Fournier: French novelist and journalist, who wrote under the pseudonym, A. D. G. (Alain Dreux Gallou).
(1947) Charlie Van Dyke: American actor and radio disc jockey.
(1947) Jimmy Bain: Scottish bass player and songwriter (Rainbow Wild Horses and Dio) (d. 2016).
(1947) Janie Fricke: Country Singer.
(1947) Janie Fricke in South Whitley: Indiana, USA; country singer ("It Ain't Easy Bein' Easy").
(1946) Robert Urich: American actor on radio, stage, film and 11 TV series, including "Vega$," 1978-81, "Spenser For Hire," 1985-88, "American Dreamer," 1990-91 and "Crossroads," 1992-93.
(1946) Jean-Christophe Mitterrand: French noted family, the eldest son of President François Mitterand.
(1946) Alain Pelosato
(1946) Michael Elphick: British actor, comedian.
(1946) Robert Urich in Toronto: Ohio, USA; actor (SWAT, Spenser for Hire, Vega$).
(1946) Rosemary Conley: English businesswoman, author and broadcaster.
(1945) Cyril de Rouvre
(1945) Jean-Patrick Capdevielle: French singer-songwriter, guitarist and video director, whose music combines American and English influences.
(1945) Art Kusnyer: American athlete, a right handed baseball player, debut 9/21/1970.
(1945) Guy Wildenstein: French billionaire, businessman, art dealer and racehorse owner and breeder.
(1945) Elaine Joyce: American actress and dancer.
(1945) Elaine Joyce in Cleveland: Ohio, USA; actress (City of Angels, Mr Merlin).
(1945) John McEuen: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Nitty Gritty Dirt Band).
(1945) Laurence Hirsch: American executive and CEO of Centex Homes, Inc.
(1944) Zal Yanovsky: Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Lovin' Spoonful) (d. 2002).
(1944) Richard Leakey: British author and paleoanthropoligist, second son of prominent anthropologist parents Louis and Mary Leakey.
(1944) Sandra Rozhon: American astrologer, computer consultant and programmer, tutor and WebPage designer.
(1944) William Christie (musician)
(1944) Tim Reid: American actor and director.
(1944) Tim Reid in Norfolk: Virginia, USA; comedian (Venus Flytrap - WKRP, Frank's Place).
(1944) Steve Tyrell: American singer-songwriter and producer.
(1944) Martin Johnson: English physiologist and academic.
(1944) William Christie: American-French harpsichord player and conductor (Les Arts Florissants).
(1944) Mitchell Feigenbaum: American physicist and mathematician.
(1944) Alvin Lee: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Ten Years After) (d. 2013).
(1943) James Jones: American general and politician 22nd United States National Security Advisor.
(1943) William De Vries in Brooklyn: New York, USA; surgeon-inventor (Symbion artifical heart).
(1943) Ross Lence: American political scientist and academic (d. 2006).
(1943) Ross M Lence: American political scientist (d. 2006).
(1943) Sam Kelly: English actor (d. 2014).
(1943) General James L Jones: American military figure.
(1942) Jean-Patrick Manchette: French writer, a literary and movie critic and co-screenwriter for the following films, "Une Femme aux Abois," 1967 and "Le Crime," 1983.
(1942) Rufus (actor)
(1942) Syd Little: British TV series comedian who played in partnership with Eddie Large.
(1942) Milan Milutinovic
(1942) Jean-Patric Manchette: Thriller writer.
(1942) Cornell Dupree: American guitarist (d. 2011).
(1942) Rufus : Italian-French actor, also known as Zio Vittorio.
(1942) Dennis Fitch: American pilot (d. 2012).
(1941) Maurice White: American musician, a singer, percussionist and sessions drummer with Motown and Chess labels.
(1941) Simona Marchini: Italian actress and top comedienne whose debut in "People of the Night;" was a huge success.
(1941) Myung-bak Lee
(1941) Lee Myung-bak: South Korean businessman and politician 10th President of South Korea.
(1941) Maurice White in Memphis: Tennessee, USA; rock vocalist (Earth, Wind and Fire - "Spirit").
(1940) Phil Ochs: El Paso, Texas -- Anti-war folk singer (Joe Hill, War is Over).
(1940) Phil Ochs in El Paso: Texas, USA; anti-war folk singer ("Joe Hill", "War is Over").
(1940) Daniel Denis: French homicide victim; shot to death along with his wife Marie Ange, his daughter Sabine and two granddaughters by his son-in-law, Sabine's husband, Stephane Bohain on 11/06/1992, 9:00 PM MET, Aubagne, France.

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1939 - 1930

(1938) Jean-Louis Fournier: French writer, and winner of the Prix Femina, 2008, for "Où on va, papa?" in which he writes about his relationship with his two handicapped sons, Mathieu and Thomas.
(1938) Jay Arnette: American athlete, played pro basketball for three seasons beginning in 1963.
(1936) Marian McKnight: American beauty pageant contestant (Miss America 1957).
(1935) Gösta Bredefeldt
(1935) Julien Schepens: Belgium sport Champion.
(1935) Barbara Bostock: American actress.
(1935) Bobby Timmons: American pianist and composer (d. 1974).
(1935) Joanne Weaver: American baseball player (Born 1935).
(1935) Joyce Wehrman: American astrologer who was a well-studied specialist of successful gambling times and the author of "Winning," 1976.
(1934) Rudi Carrell: Dutch entertainer.

(1934) Al Kaline in Baltimore: Maryland, USA; Hall of Fame outfielder (Detroit Tigers/American League batting champion 1955).
(1934) Al Kaline: Baltimore, Maryland -- Hall of Fame outfielder (Detroit Tigers).
(1934) Pratibha Patil: Indian lawyer and politician 12th President of India.
(1934) Casper Taylor: Jr.
(1934) Casper R Taylor: Jr.
(1933) Cicely Tyson
(1933) Cicely Tyson in Harlem: New York, USA; actress (Roots, Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman).
(1933) Christopher Smout: Scottish historian and academic.
(1933) Kevan Gosper: Australian runner and politician.
(1933) James Booth: London, England -- Actor / writer (Zulu, Robbery, Revenge).
(1933) James Meadlock: American electrical engineer and CEO in charge of Intergraph, a company that manufactures workstations.
(1932) Wayne Tippit: American television and stage character actor, best known to television audiences for playing Ted Adamson on the 1970s and 1980s CBS soap opera,.
(1932) Salvador Elizondo: Mexican writer of the 60s Generation of Mexican literature.
(1931) Simone Garnier
(1930) Nicole Questiaux: Nantes Politician.
(1930) Jan Bone: American freelance writer who sold over 400 articles to the National Enquirer alone, plus many more to other magazines and papers.
(1930) Wally Olins: English businessman and academic (d. 2014).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Paul Nizon
(1929) David Douglas: 12th Marquess of Queensberry Scottish potter.
(1929) Howard Sackler: American playwright and screenwriter (d. 1982).
(1929) Gregory Carroll: American singer-songwriter and producer (The Orioles and The Four Buddies) (d. 2013).
(1929) Bob Brookmeyer: American trombonist pianist and composer (The Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Orchestra) (d. 2011).
(1929) Herman T: M Lauxtermann; Dutch second chamber member (VVD).
(1929) Lorenzo Buffon: Italian soccer player, goalkeeper.
(1928) Nathan Oliveira: American painter and sculptor (d. 2010).
(1928) Michael Hurd: Composer.
(1928) Eve Bunting: Irish-American author and academic.

(1928) Galt MacDermot in MontrTal: Quebec, Canada; composer (Letting Down My Hair).
(1927) Paul Guers: Tours Actor.
(1927) Helen Huber: American pro astrologer.
(1927) André Gaillard: French comedian and actor, who joined with Teddy Vrignault to form 'Les Frères ennemis,' a popular duo in the 1960s and 1970s in France.
(1927) Greiner : American skilled craftsman, the father of missing 13-year-old boy.
(1927) James Booth: English actor and screenwriter (d. 2005).
(1927) Thomas Manterola: France sport Champion.
(1926) Edmund Purdom
(1926) Bobby Layne: American football quarterback who played for 15 seasons in the National Football League.
(1926) Jeanne Kirkpatrick: US ambassador to United Nations.
(1926) Fikret Otyam: Turkish painter and journalist (d. 2015).
(1926) Herb Stempel: American game show contestant.
(1926) Edmond Purdom: British actor and leading man in the '50s who failed to emerge a star after full Hollywood promotion.
(1925) Jimmy Dickens: Bolt, West Virginia -- Country singer (Grand Ole Opry).
(1925) Robert B Sherman: American songwriter.
(1925) Robert Sherman: American songwriter and screenwriter (d. 2012).
(1925) William Schutz: American psychologist and academic (d. 2002).
(1925) Tankred Dorst: German author and playwright.
(1925) Tankred Torst: Writer.
(1925) Robert Sherman in Manhattan: New York, USA; song writer ("The Bear Necessities", "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious", "It's a Small World", Academy Awards for "Chim Chim Cher-ee" and "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang", Grammy Awards), named Disney Legend 1990.
(1924) Michel Tournier: French writer, Tournier is a prolific writer and he is considered as one of the most prominent French writers of the last third of the 20th century.
(1924) Alberto Lupo: Italian theater and TV actor.
(1924) Pierre Kalck
(1924) Doug Harvey: Canadian ice hockey player and coach (d. 1989).
(1924) Edmund Purdom: England, United Kingdom -- Actor (Asissi Underground, Pieces).
(1924) Peter Prowtiny: English real estate developer / multi-millionaire.
(1924) Gary Morton: American film and television producer (Born 1924).
(1924) Carlo Chiti: Italian race car engineer (Born 1924).
(1923) Gordon Jackson: Scottish actor best known in the U.S.
(1923) Robert Bruce: American historian and author (d. 2008).
(1923) Luigi Innocenti: Designer.
(1922) Jacques Capelovici: French language and crossword editor.
(1922) Eamonn Andrews: Irish TV actor who is best known for the series "This Is Your Life" and "What's My Line.
(1922) Erik Willoch: Norwegian jurist and civil servant.
(1922) Georges Senfftleben: France sport Champion.
(1921) Ludvik Podest: composer.
(1920) Jimmy Dickens: Country Singer.
(1920) Little Jimmy Dickens: American country singer.
(1920) David Susskind New York City: New York, TV host (Open End, David Susskind Show).
(1920) David Susskind: American talk show host and producer (d. 1987).
(1920) Little Dickens: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 2015).
(1920) Colette Lequien: Versailles Musician.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Eléonore Hirt
(1919) Guglielmo Zucconi: Italian TV journalist.
(1919) John Candies: American child prodigy, a math wizard who was able to do complex problems in his head at age 10.
(1919) Edda Seippel: German stage/film/tv actress.
(1919) Johnny Albino: Puerto Rican bolero singer, born in Yauco.
(1918) Lee Rich: American producer and production manager (d. 2012).
(1918) Charles Ferauge: Joinville Military man.
(1918) Professor Longhair: king of New Orleans music, dies at age 61 (born 1918).
(1917) Graham Sharp: ice skater.
(1916) Roy Ward Baker: English film director (d. 2010).

(1916) Adriaan van: der Veen Dutch writer (Sister at Sea).
(1916) Hal Hastings New York City: New York, orchestra leader (Chevrolet on Broadway).
(1916) Elisabeth Noelle-Neumann: German political scientist journalist and academic (d. 2010).
(1916) Roy Baker: English director and producer (d. 2010).
(1915) Edith Piaf: French singer (Born 1915).
(1915) Edith Piaf [E Giovanna Gassion]: Paris, France -- Chanteuse (Little Sparrow).
(1915) Claudia Testoni: Italian hurdler sprinter and long jumper (d. 1998).
(1915) Édith Piaf: French singer, a noted chanteuse with a tragic private life.
(1914) Mel Shaw: American animator and screenwriter (d. 2012).
(1914) Paul Dellus: Espalion Military man.
(1913) Juan Landazuri Ricketts: One of the most prominent Roman Catholic Churchmen during the 1960s and 1970s in Latin America.
(1911) Max Papart: Marseille Painters.
(1911) Friedrich : German royalty, the son of Crown Prince Wilhelm of Germany and Duchess Cecilie of Mecklenburg-Schwerin.
(1910) Jean Genet: French writer, a novelist, playwright and poet.
(1910) Jose Lezama Lima: Havana, Cuba -- Poet / Novelist.
(1910) José Lezama Lima: José Lezama Lima was a Cuban novelist, essayist, story writer and poet who is considered one of the most influential figures in Latin American literature.
(1910) Francisque Collomb: French politician, the Mayor of Lyon from 1976 to 1989.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Isa Pola
(1909) WA Criswell: American (Baptist) preacher (d. 2002).
(1909) Jean Chauveau: Issoudun Journalist.
(1909) W Criswell: American pastor and author (d. 2002).
(1907) Jimmy McLarnin: Irish-American boxer actor and golfer (d. 2004).
(1906) Leonid Brejnev
(1906) Leonid I Brezhnev: Ukraine -- 1st Secretary of the USSR (1964-82).
(1906) Leonid Brezhnev: Ukrainian-Russian marshal engineer and politician 4th Head of State of the Soviet Union (d. 1982).
(1906) Edmond Corajod: Chamonix physician.
(1906) H Allen Smith Illinois: humorist/author (Armchair Detective, Low Man on the Totem Pole, Rhubarb).

(1905) Carlo Rim
(1905) Charles Robert Owen Medley: Dancer / choreographer.
(1905) Irving Kahn: American financial analyst and investor.
(1905) Carlo-Rim : French filmmaker, a screenwriter, journalist, cartoonist and film director.
(1905) Paul Vulpian: France Scientist.
(1905) Giovanni Lurani: Italy sport Champion.
(1904) Amador Busnel: French equestrian sports champion.
(1903) Lilo Gloeden: German housewife and Nazi resistance member.
(1903) George Snell: American geneticist and immunologist Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1996).
(1903) Theo Harych: writer.
(1903) Cyril Dean Darlington: England, United Kingdom -- Biologist (hereditary mechanisms).
(1902) Ralph Richardson: England, United Kingdom -- Actor (Anna Karenina, Dr Zhivago).
(1902) Leonard Hirsch: British violinist/orchestra leader (RAF Symphony Orchestra).
(1902) Johan Lippestad: Norwegian minister in the NS government of Vidkun Quisling, from 1941 to 1945.
(1901) Rudolf Hell: German engineer invented the Hellschreiber (d. 2002).
(1901) Fritz Mauruschat: German footballer and manager (d. 1974).
(1901) Oliver La Farge: American anthropologist and author (d. 1963).
(1901) Oliver [Hazard Perry] La Farge New York City: New York, anthropologist/novelist (Laughing Boy).
(1900) Johannes Kirschweng: German writer of novels, short stories, essays, feature articles, poems and fairy tales.

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