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Famous Birthdays of 19 July

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

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2010 - Today

(2015) Meredith Duggar: Family Member.
(2012) Riley Curry: Family Member.

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2009 - 2000

(2005) Baby Erin: Rapper.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Noah Shackelford: Vine Star.
(1998) Aidette Cancino: YouTube Star.
(1997) Noah Brown: YouTube Star.
(1997) Ohga Tanaka: Japanese actor.
(1996) Oh Ha-young: Pop Singer.
(1996) Ryan Blystone: YouTube Star.
(1995) Romee Strijd: Instagram Star.
(1995) María Alvarado: Honduran model Señorita Honduras 2014 (d. 2014).
(1995) Summerella : Vine Star.
(1994) Cody Ryle: YouNow Star.

(1994) Dean Lemon: Drummer.
(1994) Benn Suede: Guitarist.
(1993) Alycia Debnam-Carey
(1992) Jake Nicholson: English footballer.
(1991) Jean Seri
(1991) Eray İşcan: Turkish footballer.
(1990) Rosie Jones (model)
(1990) Steven Lawrence: TV Actor.
(1990) Rosie Jones: Model.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Carolyn Swords
(1989) Wowcrendor : YouTube Star.
(1989) Norberto Neto: Soccer Player.
(1989) Zach Dewall: Guitarist.
(1988) Shane Dawson: American YouTube comedian.
(1988) Bobby Murphy (businessman)
(1988) Joe Tracini: English actor and singer.
(1988) Popcaan : Pop Singer.
(1988) Jakub Kovář: Czech ice hockey player.
(1988) Fleur DeForce: YouTube Star.

(1988) Cherami Leigh: Voice Actor.
(1987) Jon Jones (fighter)
(1987) Louie Torrellas: American actor and producer.
(1987) Jon Jones: MMA Fighter.
(1987) Marc Murphy: Australian rules footballer.
(1986) Pang Wei
(1986) Dennis Lee: Rock Singer.
(1986) Leandro Greco: Italian footballer.
(1986) Arielle Scarcella: YouTube Star.
(1986) Jinder Mahal: Wrestler.
(1985) LaMarcus Aldridge: American basketball player.
(1985) Darya Pishchalnikova
(1985) Hadi Norouzi: Iranian footballer (d. 2015).
(1985) Chace Crawford: Actor.
(1985) Zhou Haibin: Chinese footballer.
(1985) Marina Kuzina: Russian basketball player.
(1984) Adam Morrison: American basketball player.
(1984) Zhu Zhu (actress)
(1984) Alessandra De Rossi: English-Filipino actress.
(1984) Lasse Gjertsen: Norwegian animator and director.
(1984) Matthias Gräff: Austrian painter.
(1984) Diana Mocanu: Romanian swimmer.
(1984) Ryan O'Byrne: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1984) Lewis Price: Welsh footballer.
(1984) Zhu Zhu: Actress.
(1984) Kaitlin Doubleday: Soap Opera Actress.
(1984) Andrea Libman: Canadian actress and voice actress.
(1984) Holly Roffey: England, United Kingdom -- Youngest heart transplant.
(1983) Trai Byers: TV Actor.
(1983) Fedor Tyutin: Russian ice hockey player.
(1983) Ryan Dorsey: TV Actor.
(1983) Craig Vye: English actor.
(1983) Helen Skelton: British TV presenter.
(1982) Jared Padalecki: American actor.
(1982) Cade Carradine
(1982) Christopher Bear: American drummer (Grizzly Bear).
(1982) Phil Coke: American baseball player.
(1982) Jess Vanstrattan: Australian footballer.
(1982) Priyanka Chopra: Actress.
(1982) Stuart Parnaby: English footballer.
(1982) Ryan Cabrera: Musician.
(1981) Grégory Vignal: French footballer.
(1981) Yacine Bezzaz
(1981) Nikki Osborne: Australian actress.
(1981) Nenê : Brazilian footballer.
(1981) Naomi Grabow: lake Arrowhead, California -- Pairs skater (with Benjamin Oberman).
(1981) David Bernard: Jamaican West Indies cricketer.
(1981) Michiel Huisman: Actor.
(1981) Mark Gasnier: Australian rugby player.
(1981) Jimmy Gobble: American baseball player.
(1981) Nene: Brazilian footballer.
(1981) Malvika Subba: Nepalese model and actress Miss Nepal 2002.
(1981) Didz Hammond: English singer and bass player (Dirty Pretty Things and The Cooper Temple Clause).
(1980) Xavier Malisse: Belgian tennis player.
(1980) Emilie Mazoyer
(1980) Sami Yusuf: World Music Singer.
(1980) Mark Webber: American actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1980) Lyrikal : Pop Singer.
(1980) Giorgio Mondini: Italian race car driver.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) British Columbia
(1979) Ellen Rocche
(1979) Luke Young: English footballer.
(1979) Michelle Heaton: English singer and actress (Liberty X).
(1979) Dilhara Fernando: Sri Lankan cricketer.
(1979) Josué de Oliveira: Brazilian footballer.
(1979) Rick Ankiel: American baseball player.
(1978) Dolores Fonzi
(1978) Niki Gudex
(1978) Marcela Valladolid: Chef.

(1978) Jonathan Zebina
(1978) Atsushi Harada: Japanese actor.
(1978) Ginifer King: TV Actress.
(1977) Erin Cummings
(1977) Ed Smith: English cricketer and journalist.
(1977) Jean-Sébastien Aubin: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1977) Haitham Mustafa: Sudanese footballer.
(1977) Tony Mamaluke: American professional wrestler.
(1977) Jean-Sebastien Aubin: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1977) Kelly Reilly: Actress.
(1976) Benedict Cumberbatch: English actor and film producer who has performed in film, television, theatre and radio.
(1976) Vinessa Shaw: American actress.
(1976) Angela Griffin: Movie Actress.
(1976) R J Williams: Actor (General Hospital, Full House).
(1976) Gonzalo de los Santos: Uruguayan footballer and manager.
(1975) Wax Tailor: French DJ and producer.
(1975) Helmut Fritz
(1975) Patricia Ja Lee
(1975) M.I.A M.I.A.: Musician.
(1975) Daron Malakian: Musician.
(1975) Luca Castellazzi: Italian footballer.
(1975) Alexi Komarov: Yekaterinburg, Russia -- Dance skater (with Carr - 1995 Pac Champ).
(1975) Torii Hunter: Athlete.
(1974) Vincent Spadea: Chicago, Illinois -- Tennis star.
(1974) Ramin Djawadi
(1974) Preston Wilson: American baseball player and sportscaster.
(1974) Vince Spadea: American tennis player.
(1974) Rey Bucanero: Mexican professional wrestler.
(1974) Josée Piché: Canadian ice dancer.
(1974) Francisco Copado: German footballer and manager.
(1974) Malcolm O'Kelly: Irish rugby union footballer.
(1974) Jed Whedon: Writer.
(1973) Said Taghmaoui: French actor.
(1973) Brian Gutekunst: American sports executive, he is a scout for the Green Bay Packers.
(1973) Scott Walker: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1973) Saïd Taghmaoui: French actor and screenwriter.
(1973) Martin Powell: English keyboard player and songwriter (Cradle of Filth My Dying Bride Cryptal Darkness and Anathema).
(1973) Laurits Munch-Petersen: Danish film director.
(1973) Angeline Putt: Miss Universe - Singapore (1996).
(1972) Saïd Taghmaoui
(1972) Denis-Pierre Filippi
(1972) Laurent Binet
(1972) Amanda Lamb
(1972) Ebbe Sand: Danish footballer and manager.
(1972) Said Taghmaoui: French actor, a former boxer.
(1972) Naohito Fujiki: Japanese actor and singer.
(1972) John Paci: WLAF quarterback (Frankfurt Galaxy).
(1972) Tom Coates: English technologist and early weblogger based in San Francisco, California who has been writing plasticbag.
(1972) Andrew Kavovit: Actor (Paul-As the World Turns).
(1972) Tamarie Ivie: Ananheim, California -- Female infielder (Colo Silver Bullets).
(1971) Urs Buhler: Swiss tenor (Il Divo).
(1971) Vitali Klitschko: Ukrainian professional boxer and the reigning WBC Heavyweight Champion.
(1971) Catriona Rowntree: Australian television host.
(1971) Urs Bühler: Swiss tenor (Il Divo).
(1971) Rene Busch: Estonian tennis player and coach.
(1971) Michael Modest: American professional wrestler.
(1971) Lesroy Weekes: Montserratian cricketer.
(1971) Sukhwinder Singh: Musician.
(1971) Russell Allen: American singer-songwriter (Symphony X Adrenaline Mob Allen-Lande and Star One).
(1971) Rick Walters: CFL slot back (Saskatchewan Roughriders).
(1970) Sinclair (singer)
(1970) Brooks Thompson: American basketball player, a first round draft pick out of Oklahoma in 1994 (27th overall).
(1970) Nicola Sturgeon: Scottish National Party (SNP) politician.
(1970) Kengy Gardiner: Providence, Rhode Island -- WPVA volleyballer (US Open-5th - 1994).
(1970) Bill Chen: American poker player and software designer.
(1970) Sinclair : French musician and singer, since 1993.
(1970) Rhona Susan Robertson: Auckland, New Zealand -- Badminton player (1996 Olympics).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Alain Penaud: French rugby player, a fly half (half back), newly selected by Bernard Laporte for France’s team.
(1969) Bodhi Elfman
(1969) Vincent Venet
(1969) Elizabeth Gilbert: Novelist.
(1969) Matthew Libatique: American cinematographer.
(1969) David Goldsmith: New Brunswick, New Jersey -- Actor (Eric-Models Inc).
(1969) Chris Kratt: TV Producer.
(1968) LeRoy Butler
(1968) Jim Norton: American radio personality (The Opie and Anthony Show).
(1968) Pavel Kuka: Czech footballer and manager.

(1968) Robb Flynn: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Machine Head Vio-lence and Forbidden).
(1968) Lisa Jewell: Author.
(1968) Carolie DeVonne Howe in Chugwater: Wyoming, USA; Miss Wyoming-America (1991).
(1968) Leroy Butler: NFL defensive back (Green Bay Packers - Super Bowl 31).
(1968) Robert Flynn: American vocalist and guitarist (Machine Head).
(1967) Yaël Abecassis
(1967) Christian Bergström
(1967) Robb Flynn
(1967) Vin Diesel: Actor.
(1967) Fabienne Jacomet: French homicide victim, the wife of Henri Jean Jacomet who was convicted of murder and sentenced to prison for seven years until the verdict was overturned and he was released on 6/15/1995.
(1967) Christian Bergstrom: Sweden -- Tennis star.
(1967) Stuart Howe: Canadian operatic tenor.
(1967) Dale Hurley Jr: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Rower (1996 Olympics).
(1967) Muriel Degauque: Belgian terrorist (d. 2005).
(1967) Jean-François Mercier: Canadian comedian screenwriter and television host.
(1967) Yael Abecassis: Israeli model and actress.
(1966) Kate Rogerson: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania -- LPGA golfer (1990 Circle K LPGA Tucson-2nd).
(1966) Lucrezia Lante della Rovere: Italian actress in film, television and theatre, who made her debut in Mario Monicelli's "Speriamo che sia femmina" (1986), where she acted along with Catherine Deneuve, Stefania Sandrelli, Giuliana De Sio, Giuliano Gemma, Bernard Blier, Philippe Noiret and Paolo Hendel.
(1966) David Segui: Kansas City, Kansas -- Infielder (Montreal Expos).
(1966) Nancy Carell: American actress producer and screenwriter.
(1966) Nancy Walls: American actress.
(1965) Evelyn Glennie: Scottish musician, a highly noted deaf percussionist, a consummate musician who is recognized as the "First Lady" of solo percussion.
(1965) Clea Lewis
(1965) Stuart Scott: American sportscaster.
(1965) Claus-Dieter Wollitz: German footballer and manager.
(1965) Kathleen Raine: Equestrian dressage (1996 Olympics).
(1964) Teresa Edwards: Cairo, Georgia -- Basketball forward (1984, 88, 92, 96 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1964) Andre A Jackson: French-born American diamond executive.
(1964) Masahiko Kondo: Japanese singer, actor and racing driver.
(1964) Alexandra Curtis: Model / Daughter of Christine Kaufmann.
(1964) Gina Procaccio: Drexel Hills, Pennsylvania -- 5k runner.
(1964) Mark Wigglesworth: English conductor.
(1964) Masahiko Kondō: Japanese singer-songwriter actor and race car driver.
(1964) André Jackson: French businessman.
(1963) Mike Brown (basketball born 1963)
(1963) Philipp Hildebrand
(1963) Emmanuelle Mottaz
(1963) Sandor Wladar: Hungary -- 200m backstroke swimmer (1980 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1963) Mike Brown: American basketball player: center, Suns.
(1963) Garth Nix: Australian fantasy writer.
(1963) Mark Carreon: Chicago, Illinois -- Outfielder (SF Giants).
(1963) Marla Duncan: Fairfield, California -- Miss Northern California fitness (1990).
(1962) Anthony Edwards: American actor, best known for his role as Dr. Mark Greene on the TV series "ER," for which Anthony Edwards has won two Screen Actors Guild Awards for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Drama Series, a 1998 Golden Globe Award for Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series, Drama, and a People¹s Choice Award as Favorite Male Television Performer in a New Series.
(1962) Aya Kito: Japanese writer (d. 1988).
(1962) Craig Muni: Toronto, Ontario -- NHL defenseman (Winnipeg Jets).
(1962) Brad Wilson: Pomona, California -- Canadian Tour golfer (1993 9 Pro-Am).
(1962) Jack Irons: Musician.
(1961) Campbell Scott: American actor.
(1961) Lisa Lampanelli: American comedian actress and author.
(1961) Benoit Mariage: Belgian film director.
(1961) Suzi Schott: Springfield, Illinois -- Playmate (August, 1984).
(1961) Hideo Nakata: Japanese director producer and screenwriter.
(1961) Benoît Mariage: Belgian director and screenwriter.
(1961) Elizabeth McGovern: Actress.
(1961) Maria Filatova: Russian gymnast.
(1961) Harsha Bhogle: Indian journalist and author.
(1960) Atom Egoyan: Canadian stage director and film director.
(1960) Jean-Luc Moudenc
(1960) Kevin Haskins: English drummer and songwriter (Bauhaus Love and Rockets and Tones on Tail).
(1960) Vera Sotnikova
(1960) Ethan Canin: Author.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Laurent Biondi
(1959) Juan Campanella: Argentinian director producer and screenwriter.
(1959) Terri Treas in Kansas City: Kansas, USA; actress (Hannah - 7 Brides for 7 Brothers).
(1959) Juan Jose Campanella: Argentinian filmmaker.
(1958) Robert Gibson: American professional wrestler.
(1958) David Robertson: American symphony orchestra conductor.
(1958) Brad Drewett: Australian tennis player and sportscaster (d. 2013).
(1957) Benoît Duquesne: French journalist and TV host, he presented "Complément d'enquête" on France 2..
(1957) Patrick Berhault: French free climber, mountaineer and mountain guide, best known for popularizing sport climbing in France with his friend rock climber legend Patrick Edlinger in the late '70s and in the '80s.
(1957) Bruce Darnell

(1957) Nick Faldo: Athlete.
(1957) Cathy Reynolds: Kansas City, Missouri -- LPGA golfer (1981 Golden Lights).
(1956) Veronica Lario Berlusconi
(1956) Nikki Sudden: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Jacobites and Swell Maps) (d. 2006).
(1956) Colin Wilson: Professor of Volcanology.
(1956) Juliane Werding: Juliane Werding is a German singer and alternative therapy practitioner (Heilpraktiker).
(1956) Great [Yoshiaki] Yatsu: Wrestler (NJPW / WCCW / WWF).
(1956) Peter Barton in Valley Stream: Long Island, New York, USA; actor (Powers of Matthew Star).
(1956) K Applegate: American author.
(1956) Mark Crispin: American computer scientist designed the IMAP (d. 2012).
(1956) Joe Mohen: American internet entrepreneur.
(1956) Rajendra Prasad: First President of India (Born 1884).
(1956) Yoshiaki Yatsu: Japanese wrestler and mixed martial artist.
(1956) Veronica Lario: Italian low budget actress, the second wife of industrialist millionaire Silvio Berlusconi.
(1956) Ron Estes: Politician.
(1955) Karen Cheryl: French singer, actress, radio and television presenter.
(1955) Dalton McGuinty: Canadian politician, named leader of Ontario Provincial Liberal Party 12/01/1996.
(1955) Roger Binny: Indian cricketer and sportscaster.
(1954) Alvan Adams: American athlete, pro basketball player for Phoenix Suns for 13 seasons, beginning in 1975.
(1954) Steve O'Donnell: American screenwriter and producer.
(1954) Srđa Trifković: Serbian-American journalist and historian.
(1954) Ricky Skaggs: Musician.
(1954) Mark O'Donnell: American playwright (d. 2012).
(1953) Arlette Grosskost
(1953) Shōichi Nakagawa
(1953) Howard Schultz: Entrepreneur.
(1952) Allen Collins: American guitarist and songwriter (Lynyrd Skynyrd The Rossington-Collins Band and Allen Collins Band) (d. 1990).
(1952) Howard Donald Saunders in Danbury: Connecticut, USA; murderer (FBI Most Wanted List).
(1952) Alan Collins: Rock guitarist (Lynyrd Skynyrd).
(1952) Nancy Folbre: American economist and academic.
(1952) John Griesheimer: American politician.
(1952) Dominic Muldowney: Composer.
(1951) Abel Ferrara: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1951) Patrick Gabarrou
(1951) Jayson Stark: American sportswriter.
(1951) Reza Kianian: Iranian actor.
(1951) Margo Martindale: Actress.
(1950) Tom McLoughlin: American mime, actor, singer, film writer and director.
(1950) Freddy Moore: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1950) Gil Cardinal
(1950) Shahid Khan: Businessman.
(1950) Adrian Noble: English director and screenwriter.
(1950) Per-Kristian Foss: Norwegian politician Norwegian Minister of Finance.
(1950) Jack Layton: Politician.
(1950) Mark Udall: Politician.
(1950) Richard Branson: Businessman.
(1950) Simon Cadell: English actor (Hi-Di-Hi, Pride & Extreme Prejudice).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Daniel Vaillant: French Socialist politician.
(1949) Ivar Kants: Australian actor.
(1948) Keith Godchaux: rocker (Grateful Dead), dies in a car accident at age 32.
(1948) Roberto Moll: Peruvian actor who is best known for his work on telenovelas.
(1948) Beverly Archer in Oak Park: Illinois, USA; actress (Iola - Mama's Family).
(1948) Beverly Archer: American actress and screenwriter.
(1948) Keith Godchaux: American keyboard player and songwriter (Grateful Dead and Heart of Gold Band) (d. 1980).
(1947) Brian May: London, England -- Rock guitarist (Queen-We are the Champions).
(1947) André Forcier: Canadian film director and screenwriter whose work has been linked to Latin American magic realism by its use of fantasy but is firmly rooted in Quebec's reality.
(1947) Bernie Leadon: American guitarist and songwriter (The Eagles The Flying Burrito Brothers Nitty Gritty Dirt Band Run C&W and Hearts & Flowers).

(1947) Gerard Schwarz in Weehawken: New Jersey, USA; trumpeter/conductor (Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra).
(1947) Mike Dutfield: Documentary prodcuer.
(1947) Pirkko-Liisa Tikka: Finnish opera singer, soprano.
(1947) Steve Forbes: Businessman.
(1947) Hans-Jurgen Kreische: East German footballer.
(1947) Hans-Jürgen Kreische: German footballer and manager.
(1946) Ilie Nastase
(1946) Suzanne de Passe
(1946) Allan Gorrie
(1946) Steven Guttman: American developer and CEO in charge of Federal Realty Investment Trust, a re-developer of older strip centers into new malls, likely to be built in established areas.
(1946) Ilie Năstase: Romanian tennis champ who played from age eight.
(1946) Stephen Coonts: American lawyer and author.
(1946) Alan Gorrie: Scottish musician, bass player, singer and band member of the group, Average White Band (AWB.
(1946) Suzanne De Passe: American record company executive, the President of Motown.
(1945) Julie Dassin
(1945) George Dzundza: German-American actor.
(1945) Pierre Dubois (author)
(1945) Richard Henderson (biologist)
(1945) Pierre Dubois: French specialist in everything related to enchantment.
(1945) Paule Baillargeon: Canadian actress director and screenwriter.
(1945) George Dzunda: Rosenheim, Germany -- Actor (Deer Hunter, Law & Order).
(1944) Michel Lecacheux: French race horse jockey, a harnessed trot racer who won the Prix de Vincennes in 1972 on Dinès P..
(1944) Emile Groisil: French race horse jockey-driver.
(1944) Commander Cody: Singer / pianist ( & Lost Planet Airmen).
(1944) Didier Levallet: French jazz double bassist, composer, arranger and leader.
(1944) Andres Vooremaa: Estonian chess player.
(1944) Tim McIntire: Actor (Bob Younger-Legend of Jesse James), dies at 42.
(1943) Han Sai Por: Singaporean sculptor.
(1943) Han Por: Singaporean sculptor and academic.
(1943) Eugène Lefèvre: French racehorse rider.
(1943) Calvin Peete: Athlete.
(1943) Roy D Bridges Jr in Atlanta: Georgia, USA; Colonel US Air Force/astronaut (STS 51F, STS 61F).
(1943) Roy Dunbard Bridges Jr: Atlanta, Georgia -- Colonel USAF / Astronaut (STS 51-F, 61-F).
(1941) Vikki Carr: American singer and actress.
(1941) Charles Villeneuve
(1941) Bernard Nayral
(1941) Neelie Kroes: Dutch politician and diplomat European Commissioner for Digital Economy and Society.
(1941) Martha Reeves: Musician.
(1941) Bill Delahunt: Politician.
(1941) Natalya Bessmertnova in Moscow: Russia; dancer (Bolshoi, Lenin Prize 1970).
(1941) Neelie Smit-Kroes: Dutch politician (VVD) / Minister of Traffic.
(1941) Jerry Huckaby: (Rep-D-Louisiana, 1977- ).
(1941) Jennifer Dunn: (Rep-R-Washington).
(1940) Dennis Cole: American film and television actor, who was a model for men's physique magazines before breaking into acting.
(1940) Terry Jennings (composer)
(1940) Dennis Cole in Detroit: Michigan, USA; actor (Felony Squad, Brackens's World).
(1940) Vikki Carr: American musician; a singer and recording artist who frequently sings multilingually.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Mietek Wirkus
(1939) Wirkus Mietek: Polish Catholic healer who was born with his talent, first noticed by his mom when he was a toddler.
(1938) Franklin Roosevelt: American noted family, one of Franklin D. Roosevelt's grandchildren.
(1938) Tom Raworth: English poet and academic.
(1938) Richard Jordan: US actor (Hunt for Red October, Posse), dies at 55.
(1938) Vikki Carr in El Paso: Texas, USA; singer ("Let it Please Be Him").
(1938) Richard Jordan in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Dune, Old Boyfriends, Interiors).
(1938) Paul Verhoeven: Director.
(1938) Nicholas Bethell: British historian (d. 2007).
(1938) Jayant Narlikar: Indian astrophysicist and astronomer.

(1937) Jody Brady: American child actress from infancy, the youngest child in California to receive and use a social security number.
(1937) George Hamilton IV: North Carolina, United States -- Actor (Evel Knievel, Love at 1st Bite).
(1937) Larry Boxx: founded Land B Computer Service.
(1937) Roald Hoffmann: Scientist.
(1937) Hunter S. Thompson: Journalist.
(1937) George Hamilton: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 2014).
(1936) Marie-Madeleine Dieulangard
(1936) David Colquhoun: English pharmacologist and academic.
(1935) Vasily Livanov: Russian actor and screenwriter.
(1935) William Astor: American noted family, son of John Jacob Astor VI (1912-92) and Ellen Tuck French (b.
(1935) Nick Koback: American baseball player and golfer (d. 2015).
(1934) Francisco Sa Carneiro: Prime Minister of Portugal (d. 1980).
(1934) Edward Bond: Playwright.
(1934) Francisco de Sá Carneiro: Portuguese lawyer and politician 111th Prime Minister of Portugal (d. 1980).
(1934) Willem Nijholt: Actor (De Nietsnut, Respect, Op Afbetaling).
(1934) Francisco Sá Carneiro: Portuguese politician, a charismatic political leader, the Premier of a right-wing coalition government voted into power at general election in December 1979; formerly an attorney.
(1933) Philippe Essig
(1933) Yevgeny Yevtushenko: Poet.
(1932) Erró
(1932) Buster Benton: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 1996).
(1932) Jan Lindblad: Swedish naturalist, writer and photographer (d. 1987).
(1932) William Taylor: American executive and CEO of Affiliated Publications, a specialty magazines publication company.
(1932) Marceline Nelson: American astrologer who joined AFA in December, 1972.
(1930) Darko Suvin: Croatian-Canadian critic and academic.
(1930) Henri Serin: Belgium sport Champion.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Emmanuel Le Roy Ladurie: French author and historian concerned with social and economic changes of the 15th to 18th centuries.
(1929) Jean Malléjac: French road bicycle racer, who wore the yellow jersey for five days in 1953.
(1929) Dick Button: Athlete.
(1929) Hildegard Linden: France Actor.
(1929) Jacqueline Dor: French film actress who died in Paris on 20 December 1972.
(1929) Gaston Glock: Austrian engineer and businessman co-founded Glock Ges.
(1929) Sofia Muratova: USSR -- Gymnist (1952-60 Olympics - 6 Gold / 3 Silver / 4 Bronze Medals).
(1928) John Bratby: Painter / writer (Breakdown).
(1927) Guy Bardone
(1927) Gilbert Tordjman: French gynecologist, pediatrician, dentist and follower of a non-allopathic medical sexology.

(1927) Kurt Masur: Musician.
(1927) Jan Myrdal: Swedish writer / journalist (Albania Defiant).
(1927) Gaston Poulain: French Catholic clergyman, the Emeritus Bishop of Périgueux.
(1926) Helen Gallagher: American actress singer and dancer.
(1926) Max Sordam: Suriname -- Warden / writer (Dictionary Sranantongo).
(1926) Helen Gallagher in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actress (Ryan's Hope, Strangers When We Meet).
(1926) Elizabeth Jennings: Poet.
(1926) Sue Thompson [Eva Sue Mckee]: Rocker.
(1925) Jean-Pierre Faye: French philosopher and writer of fiction and prose poetry.
(1925) Sue Thompson: American pop and country music singer.
(1925) Roger Quenolle: French soccer player.
(1924) Alain Plantey
(1924) Nora Ricci: Italian actress on film and stage.
(1924) Pat Hingle: American actor and producer (d. 2009).
(1924) Arthur Rankin, Jr.: Director.
(1924) Stanley Hathaway: American soldier lawyer and politician 40th United States Secretary of the Interior (d. 2005).
(1924) Arthur Rankin: Jr.
(1924) Stanley K Hathaway: American politician (d. 2005).
(1924) Antoine Cuissard: France sport Champion.
(1924) Sybren Polet [Sijbe Minnema]: Dutch writer / poet (Mannekino).
(1923) William Rusher: American lawyer and journalist (d. 2011).
(1923) Alex Hannum: American athlete, pro basketball player for eight seasons beginning in 1949 and coach.
(1923) Theo Barker: English historian (d. 2001).
(1923) Joseph Hansen: American author and poet (d. 2004).
(1923) Pat Hingle in Denver: Colorado, USA; actor (Baby Boom, Norma Rae, Bloody Mama).
(1923) Lon Simmons: American baseball player and sportscaster (d. 2015).
(1923) William A Rusher: American newspaper columnist.
(1922) George McGovern: American politician who served as a U.S.
(1922) Rachel Robinson: Social activist / humanitarian / Mrs Jackie Robinson.
(1922) Thomas Kuhn: Writer.
(1922) Allan Fletcher: San Francisco Actor.
(1922) Allen Fletcher: American actor and film director.
(1922) Harold Camping: American evangelist.
(1921) John Glenn: Astronaut.
(1921) André Moynet: French fighter pilot in World War II, who later become a test pilot and an entrepreneur-businessman.
(1921) Pierre Harmant: French photographic historian known for his research on Niépce.
(1921) Harold Camping: American evangelist author radio host (d. 2013).
(1921) Rosalyn Yalow: American physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2011).
(1921) Elizabeth Spencer: American author and playwright.
(1921) Andr? Moynet: St-Mand? Military man.
(1920) James F Kirkendall
(1920) Robert Mann: American violinist composer and conductor (Juilliard String Quartet).
(1920) Maurice Bucaille: Pont-L'Ev?que physician.
(1920) James Hildreth: Ukiah Military man.
(1920) Emile Idee: France sport Champion.
(1920) Richard Oriani: Salvadoran-American metallurgist and engineer (d. 2015).
(1920) Patricia Medina: English-born actress.
(1920) Anatole Broyard: Critic.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Richard H Ellis
(1919) Robert Pinget: Novelist / Playwright, dies at 78.
(1919) Denise Bosc
(1919) Ron Searle: English-Canadian soldier publisher and politician 4th Mayor of Mississauga (d. 2015).
(1919) Franéois Giac0Bbi: Venaco Politician.
(1919) Richard Ellis: Laurel Military man.
(1919) Solange Troisier: French physician, Inspector General of Prisons, and deputy for the Val-d'Oise.
(1919) Dallas McKennon: American actor (d. 2009).
(1919) Patricia Medina: Liverpool, England -- Actress (High-Low).
(1919) Miltos Sachtouris: Greek poet and author (d. 2005).

(1918) Nelson Mandela: Statesman.
(1918) Jacques Anjubault: Alenéon Journalist.
(1917) Fulbert Youlou
(1917) William W Scranton
(1917) William W: Scranton (Governor-Republican-Pennsylvania).
(1917) William Scranton: American politician, serving as Assistant Secretary of State from 1950 to 1960 and in the U.S.
(1917) Robert Aitken: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Zen co-founder (Diamond Sangha).
(1916) Eve Merriam: poet (Inner City Mother Goose), dies of cancer at age 75.
(1916) James D Ramage: US Lieutenant Admiral (WWII-Palau / Guam / Philippines).
(1916) Phil Cavarretta: American baseball player and manager (d. 2010).
(1916) Phillip Cavaretta: baseball player (National League Most Valuable Player 1945).
(1915) Vernon Richards
(1914) Hubert Gregg: British broadcaster (Born 1914).
(1914) Bertrand Motte: Villeneuve d'Ascq EXecutives.
(1914) Marius Russo: American baseball player (Born 1914).
(1914) Josef Palenicek: Composer.
(1913) Red Skelton: Comedian.
(1912) Norman Carr: British conservationist (d. 1997).
(1911) Ben Eastman
(1911) Hume Cronyn: Actor.
(1910) Francisco Coloane
(1910) Andr? Guillard: La Croix en Touraine physician.
(1910) Vita Sabatelli: Italy Military man.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Balamani Amma: Indian poet and author (d. 2004).
(1909) Pierre Alleene: French champion weightlifter.
(1909) Andrei A. Gromyko: Politician.
(1909) Jeno Vecsey: Composer.
(1909) Lucien Lautrec: France Painter.
(1908) Emile Degand: Belgium sport Champion.
(1908) Oswaldo Garcia Hercelles: Peruvian physician and politician.
(1908) Rino Genovese: Italian film actor, who died on 5 June 1967 in Naples.
(1907) Isabel Jewell: American film, stage and TV actress.
(1907) Gunter Bialas: Composer.

(1906) Wim van Doorne: Dutch car manufacturer (DAF).
(1906) Klaus Egge Gransherad: Telemark Norway, composer (Noregsonger).
(1906) S. I. Hayakawa: Politician.
(1906) Clifford Odets: Playwright.
(1905) René Voillaume
(1905) Boyd Neel: Blackheath (London), England -- Conductor (Story of an Orchestra).
(1905) Edgar P Snow: US author / journalist (Red star over China).
(1905) Louis Philip Kentner: Composer.
(1904) Pierre Merle: Montpellier physician.
(1904) Robert Todd Lincoln Beckwith: American lawyer; last direct descendant of Abraham Lincoln (d. 1985).
(1904) Robert Beckwith: American lawyer and farmer (d. 1985).
(1903) Robert Dalban: French actor whose work included stage acting, roles in TV shows and dubbing American stars.
(1903) Eugene Blineau: France Scientist.
(1903) Chill Wills: Actor.
(1902) Buster Bailey
(1902) Jessamyn West: Author.
(1902) Samudrala Raghavacharya: Indian singer director producer and screenwriter (d. 1968).
(1902) Gerard[us M] Rutten: Director (Miraculous Life of Willem Parel).
(1902) German Pardo Garcia: Colombian poet.
(1901) Claude Aveline: French writer, publisher, editor, poet and member of the French Resistance.
(1901) Wilfred Blunt: English art teacher, author, and artist.
(1901) Gerrit Eysker: Netherlands sport Champion.
(1900) Charles Barnet "Roscoe" Harvey: Soldier.
(1900) Nathalie Sarraute: Lawyer.
(1900) Arno Breker: German sculptor (3rd Reich sculptor).
(1900) Pierre Joubert: Allevard physician.
(1900) Marc Turfkruijer: Flemish movie journalist / writer.

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