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Famous Birthdays of 19 June

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

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2009 - 2000

(2008) Maddie Aldridge: American child of noted celebrity, Jamie Lynn Spears and her fiancé Casey Aldridge.
(2001) GeorgiaPeach201 : YouTube Star.
(2001) Ava Cantrell: TV Actress.
(2000) Daniel Skye: Pop Singer.

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1999 - 1990

(1998) Atticus Shaffer: TV Actor.
(1998) Owennstuff : Vine Star.
(1998) Gage Goulding: Entrepreneur.
(1998) Suzu Hirose: Japanese actress and model.
(1996) Larisa Iordache: Romanian gymnast.
(1995) Blake Woodruff: Movie Actor.
(1995) Courtney Miller: Vine Star.
(1995) Michael Romanini: YouTube Star.
(1995) Julian Serrano: YouTube Star.
(1994) Brittany Elmslie

(1994) James Caddick: YouTube Star.
(1994) Marius Listhrop: YouTube Star.
(1993) KSI (entertainer)
(1993) Chloe Goodman: Reality Star.
(1993) KSIOlajidebt : English rapper and blogger.
(1993) Olajide Olatunji: YouTube Star.
(1992) Oscar Taveras: Baseball Player.
(1992) Mariah Stanley: American singer.
(1992) Dylan Playfair: TV Actor.
(1991) FaZe Sensei: MMA Fighter.
(1991) Ludwig Rieder: Italian luger.
(1990) Moa Hjelmer: Swedish sprinter.
(1990) Ashly Burch: YouTube Star.
(1990) Ksenia Lykina: Russian tennis player.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Jillian Hervey: American singer, a daughter of actress-singer Vanessa L. Williams and public relations consultant Ramon Hervey II.
(1988) Sarah Kay: American poet.
(1988) Jacob deGrom: Baseball Player.
(1987) Sthefany Brito: Brazilian actress.
(1987) Rashard Mendenhall: American football player.
(1987) Mallory Blackwelder: American golfer and noted family member her mother is golfer Myra Blackwelder.
(1987) Miho Fukuhara: Japanese singer and actress (Sweetbox).
(1987) Mutsumi Tamura: Japanese voice actress.
(1987) Rachael Todd: American model Miss Florida 2009.
(1986) Marie Dorin-Habert: French biathlete, she won 2 gold medals (individual sprint event and pursuit event) at the world championships (7 and 8 March 2015) and a bronze one at the 2010 Vancouver Olympics (a silver with the French relay).

(1986) Sawika Chaiyadech
(1986) Marvin Williams: American basketball player.
(1986) Andrea De Falco: Italian footballer.
(1986) Jeremy Lenzo: Bassist.
(1986) Sjoerd Huisman: Dutch speed skater (d. 2013).
(1986) Diego Hypólito: Brazilian gymnast.
(1986) Erin Mackey: American actress and singer.
(1986) Dimitris Sialmas: Greek footballer.
(1986) Diego Hypolito: Brazilian gymnast.
(1986) Nazareno Casero: Argentinian actor.
(1986) Lázaro Borges: Cuban pole vaulter.
(1985) Yannick Bokolo
(1985) José Sosa: Argentinian footballer.
(1985) Kajal Aggarwal: Indian actress.
(1985) Stéphanie Montreux: Australian actress and singer.
(1985) Jason Capizzi: American football player.
(1985) Jose Ernesto Sosa: Argentine footballer.
(1985) Dire Tune: Ethiopian runner.
(1985) Kaitlyn Bristowe: Reality Star.
(1984) Paul Dano: American actor and producer.
(1984) Le Prince Miiaou
(1984) Emil Coleman: orchestra leader (Arthur Murray Party).
(1984) Wieke Dijkstra: Dutch field hockey player.
(1984) Helen George: TV Actress.
(1983) Macklemore : Rapper.
(1983) Aidan Turner: Movie Actor.
(1983) Mark Selby: English snooker player.
(1983) Tanja Mihhailova: Russian-Estonian singer and actress.
(1983) Nicolette Fernandes: Guyanese squash player.
(1983) Gregor Arbet: Estonian basketball player.
(1982) Joe Cheng: Taiwanese actor and singer.
(1982) Alexander Frolov: Russian ice hockey player.
(1982) Chris Vermeulen: Australian motorcycle racer.
(1982) May Andersen: Danish supermodel.
(1982) David Pollack: American football player.
(1982) Trevor Hamilton: Northern Irish murderer.
(1982) Michael Yarmush: American actor.
(1981) Ana Sofia Henao
(1981) Iris Mulej
(1981) Robin McLeavy
(1981) Quintin Geldenhuys: South African-born Italian rugby player.
(1981) Mohammed Al-Khuwalidi: Saudi Arabian long jumper.
(1981) Moss Burmester: New Zealand swimmer.
(1981) Melissa McMorrow: American boxer.
(1981) Erin Darling: American teenager killed in a car accident 9/22/1998, 7:03 AM, Pembroke, MA.
(1980) Lauren Lee Smith: Canadian actress.
(1980) Teddy Dunn
(1980) Milka Loff Fernandes: German actress.
(1980) Jason White: American football player.
(1980) Adel Abdulaziz: Emiratie football player.
(1980) Dan Ellis: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1980) Milka Fernandes: German actress.
(1980) Arkadiusz Malarz: Polish footballer.
(1980) Robbie Neilson: Scottish footballer and manager.
(1980) Amy Merrill: Miss Utah Teen USA (1997).
(1980) Nuno Santos: Portuguese footballer.
(1980) Lauren Smith: Canadian actress.
(1980) Meg Resnikoff: YouTube Star.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Kate Tsui
(1979) Jose Kleberson: Brazilian football player.
(1979) José Kléberson: Brazilian footballer.
(1979) Moonika Aava: Estonian javelin thrower.
(1979) Soni Meduna: Omaha, Nebraska -- Gymnast (1996 Olympics).
(1979) Vanessa Martinez: Movie Actress.
(1979) Quentin Jammer: American football player.
(1979) Graeme Ballard: English sprinter.
(1979) U Gambira: Burmese monk and activist.
(1979) John Duddy: Northern Irish boxer.

(1978) Zoe Saldana: American actress.
(1978) Dirk Nowitzki: German basketball player.
(1978) Mia Maestro: Argentine actress.
(1978) Assefa Mezgebu: Ethiopian runner.
(1978) Mía Maestro: Argentinian actress and singer.
(1978) Tyson Dux: Canadian wrestler.
(1978) Claudio Vargas: Dominican baseball player.
(1977) Rebecca Loos: Spanish-Dutch model and television host.
(1977) Peter Warrick: American football player.
(1977) Veronika Varekova: Czech supermodel.
(1977) Maria Cioncan: Romanian athlete (Born 1977).
(1976) Ryan Hurst: Movie Actor.
(1976) Abdoul Thiam: German footballer.
(1976) Serkan Tektaş: Turkish singer and actor.
(1976) Bryan Hughes: English footballer and manager.
(1976) Dennis Crowley: American businessman co-founded Foursquare.
(1976) Patrick Surtain: American football player.
(1976) Darnell Autry: Running back (Chicago Bears).
(1976) Anita Wilson: American singer-songwriter and producer.
(1975) Hugh Dancy: English actor.
(1975) Anthony Parker: American basketball player: guard, 76ers and Toronto Raptors, he has played for several teams in the US and abroad, including the Israeli League which named him MVP in 2004.
(1975) Charles Castronovo
(1975) Brandon Mitchell: Defensive end (New England Patriots).
(1975) Anna Valle: Miss Universe - Italy (1996).
(1975) Geoff Ramsey: Voice Actor.
(1974) Doug Mientkiewicz: American baseball player coach and manager.
(1974) Bumper Robinson: American actor and voice artist.
(1973) Nâdiya
(1973) Leticia Spiller
(1973) Lisa Williams (psychic)
(1973) Louis Fan Siu-wong
(1973) Chelah Horsdal
(1973) Jahine Arnold: Wide receiver (Pittsburgh Steelers).
(1973) Arne van de Berg: Soccer player (Willem II).
(1973) Lisa Williams: British psychic and healer who has appeared in two shows on Lifetime Television.
(1973) Yuko Nakazawa: Japanese singer and actress (Morning Musume and Dream Morning Musume).
(1973) Yasuhiko Yabuta: Japanese baseball player.
(1973) Mónica Ayos: Argentinian actress and dancer.
(1972) Jean Dujardin: French actor and comedian, he received the Best Actor award at the 2011 film Cannes Film Festival for his portrayal of George Valentin in the movie, "L'Artiste.
(1972) Robin Tunney: American actress.
(1972) Anna Van der Kamp: Abbotsford, British Columbia -- Rower (1996 Olympics).
(1972) Gillian Bayford: On 10 August 2012 , together with her husband Adrian they won 148 Millions Euro, the UK's second-biggest lottery winners.
(1972) Max Louarn: French-American producer of computer software, responsible for the sale of Nintendo network and video games.
(1972) Eric Sheffer Stevens: American actor.
(1972) Dennis Lyxzen: Swedish musician.
(1972) Eric Stevens: American actor, he has been seen in the soap opera "As the World Turns".
(1972) Frank Verlaque: French drug addict and homicide victim, beaten to death by his dad, Andre, after he threatened Andre 9/02/1994, 1:02 AM MEDT, Trets, France.
(1972) Poppy Montgomery: Australian-American actress and producer.
(1972) Brian McBride: American soccer player and coach.
(1972) Ilya Markov: Russian race walker.
(1972) Dennis Lyxzén: Swedish singer-songwriter (Refused AC4 Invasionen and The (International) Noise Conspiracy).
(1972) Millard Coleman: CFL receiver (Montreal Alouettes).
(1972) Andre Strode: CFL defensive back (BC Lions).
(1971) Eva Isanta
(1971) Andrea Sartoretti: Italian member of the Italian Men's Volleyball Team who won a Silver Medal at the Atlanta Olympics 8/04/1996.
(1970) Brian Welch: Guitarist.
(1970) D-Nice
(1970) Quincy Dushawn Watts: Detroit, Michigan -- 400m runner.
(1970) Leonard Humphries: CFL cornerback (BC Lions).
(1970) Claire Mitchell-Taverner: Australian field hockey midfielder (1996 Olympics).
(1970) Chris Gray: NFL guard (Miami Dolphins, Chicago Bears).
(1970) Quincy Watts: American sprinter and football player.
(1970) Lauren Ward: American singer and actress.
(1970) Antonis Remos: German-Greek singer.
(1970) Rahul Gandhi: Indian politician, Vice President of the Indian National Congress and the Chairperson of the Indian Youth Congress and the National Students Union of India.
(1970) Nia Zulkarnaen: Indonesian actress singer and producer.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Lara Spencer: American TV personality.
(1969) Trine Pallesen: Danish actress.
(1969) Kaba-chan : Japanese choreographer.
(1969) Thomas Breitling: American journalist and businessman.
(1968) Jud Buechler: NBA guard / forward (Chicago Bulls).
(1968) Jed Buechler: American basketball player: guard/forward, Bulls.
(1968) Kim Walker: American actress (Born 1968).
(1968) Timothy Morton: American philosopher and academic.
(1968) Alastair Lynch: Australian footballer and sportscaster.
(1967) Death of Coluche

(1967) Mia Sara: American actress.
(1967) Bj?rn Daehlie: Norwegian skier.
(1967) Araceli González: Argentinian actress and singer.
(1967) Bjørn Dæhlie: Most famous Norwegian cross-country skier, he won 8 gold medals at the winter Olympic games, reaching a total of 12 medals (just behind Ole Einar Bjoerndalen).
(1967) Chris Larkin: TV Actor.
(1966) Khalid Rahilou
(1966) Marie-Lou Sellem
(1966) Brian Vander Ark
(1966) Jojo Alejar: Filipino actor and singer.
(1966) Samuel West: English actor and director.
(1966) Michalis Romanidis: Greek basketball player.
(1966) Joi Ito: Japanese-American businessman.
(1965) Sadie Frost: English actress.
(1965) Luc Donckerwolke: Belgian car designer.
(1965) Sabine Braun: German heptathlete.
(1965) Karen Davies: Wrexham, North Wales -- Golfer (1991 PING-Cellular One-6th).
(1964) Boris Johnson: British Conservative Party politician, who has served as Mayor of London since 2008.
(1964) Nathalie Gassel
(1964) John Depetro
(1964) Kid Loco
(1964) Brian Ark: American singer-songwriter guitarist and actor (The Verve Pipe).
(1964) Alysia Rogers: American actress.
(1964) Laura Ingraham: American radio host and political commentator.
(1964) Brent Goulet: American soccer player and manager.
(1964) Bill Barretta: American actor and puppeteer.
(1964) John DePetro: American radio personality, host of a talk show on Boston, MA radio channel WRKO.
(1963) Laura Ingraham
(1963) Loïc Pochet: French sailor, a professional solo skipper and instructor.
(1963) Rory Underwood: English rugby player lieutenant and pilot.
(1963) Margarita Ponomaryova: Russian hurdler.
(1963) Katia Cardenal: Nicaraguan singer-songwriter.
(1962) Paula Abdul: American singer with Syrian-Brazilian-French-Canadian ancestry.
(1962) Jeremy Bates: English tennis player.
(1962) Peter Bradshaw: English author and critic.
(1962) Ken Tohill: Jockey.
(1962) Sid Fenech: Jockey.
(1962) Paula Julie Abdul in Van Nuys: California, USA; singer/choreographer (Straight Up).
(1962) Phillip Hatchett: Russellville, Kentucky -- Canadian Tour golfer (1991 Quebec).
(1961) Frank Mischke: German footballer.
(1961) Joel Torre: Filipino actor and producer.
(1960) Laurent Gamelon
(1960) Luke Morley: English guitarist songwriter and producer (The Union Terraplane and Thunder).
(1960) Simon Wright: Heavy metal drummer (AC / DC).
(1960) Patti Rizzo: Hollywood, Florida -- Golfer (Mexican Amateur champion 1980).
(1960) Johnny Lee Gray Jr: Los Angeles, California -- 800m runner (1996 Olympics - 7th Place).
(1960) Heike Walpot: German, Cosmonaut.
(1960) Johnny Gray: Runner.
(1960) Andrew Dilnot: English economist and academic.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Anne Hidalgo: French politician of Spanish descent, she grew up in Lyon.
(1959) Christian Wulff: German politician, President of Germany from 2010 to 2012.
(1959) Mark DeBarge: American singer-songwriter and trumpet player (DeBarge).
(1959) Kimberley Leston: Journalist.
(1958) Sergei Makarov: Russian-American ice hockey player and coach.
(1958) Alain Destexhe: Belgian liberal politician.
(1958) Meredith Brooks: American singer/songwriter.
(1957) Anna Lindh: Swedish Foreign Minister, she was stabbed while in a department store in Stockholm on September 10th, 2003 at 16.
(1957) David Gleeson: Norfolk, England -- Rower (1996 Olympics).
(1957) Jean Rabe: American journalist and author.

(1956) Gigio Alberti: Italian actor who studied at the acting school of the Piccolo Teatro, graduating in 1981.
(1956) Danny Chauncey: American guitarist (38 Special).
(1956) Doug Stone: American singer and actor.
(1955) Eric Raoult
(1955) Paul Coia: Scottish radio broadcaster and TV personality.
(1955) Terrance Taylor: American noted family, the son of Robert Taylor and Ursula Thiess.
(1955) Mary O'Connor: New Zealand runner.
(1955) Mary Schapiro: American lawyer and politician.
(1954) Kathleen Turner: American actress.
(1954) Philippe Manoeuvre
(1954) Johnnie Lemaster
(1954) Mike O'Brien: English lawyer and politician Solicitor General for England and Wales.
(1954) Philippe Manœuvre: French journalist, radio and television presenter, specializing in rock music.
(1954) Jim Cooper: (Rep-D-Tennessee, 1983- ).
(1954) Gilda Giuliani: Italian singer, mainly successful in the 1970s.
(1954) Johnnie LeMaster: American sportsman, a Major League Baseball infielder who played for 12 seasons (1975–1985 and 1987) for four teams, including 10 seasons for the San Francisco Giants.
(1953) Ken Davitian
(1953) Simon Wright: English drummer (AC/DC Dio and UFO).
(1953) Larry Dunn: American keyboard player songwriter and producer (Earth Wind & Fire).
(1953) Hilary Jones: English physician and television host.
(1953) Larry Dunn [Dunhill]: US keyboardist (Earth, Wind & Fire).
(1952) Jérôme Cahuzac: French politician (socialist party) and former cosmetic surgeon, who, until his appointment as Junior Minister for the Budget at the Ministry of the Economy, Finance, and External Trade by President François Hollande on 16 May 2012, was a member of the National Assembly of France where he represented the 3rd constituency of Lot-et-Garonne on behalf of the Socialist Party.
(1952) Philippe Manoury
(1952) Sidsel Endresen: Norwegian singer.
(1952) Robert Ainsworth: British politician.
(1952) Bob Ainsworth: English politician Secretary of State for Defence.
(1951) Ayman al-Zawahiri: Egyptian terrorist.
(1951) Francesco Moser
(1951) Daria Nicolodi: Florence, Italy -- Actress (Terror, Shock).
(1951) Ann Wilson in San Diego: California, USA; singer (Heart - "What About Love").
(1951) Ayman Al-Zawahiri: Egyptian terrorist, bin Laden's most trusted advisor and probably the real mastermind of the terrorist attack plans of the U.S.
(1951) Patty Larkin: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer.
(1951) Karen Young: Canadian singer-songwriter.
(1950) Ann Wilson: American rock musician who, along with her sister, Nancy, were leaders of the group, "Heart.
(1950) Rony Brauman
(1950) Ray Lovelock: Italian film and television actor primarily known in Europe.
(1950) Connie Forslund in San Diego: California, USA; actress (Shining Season).
(1950) Constance Forslund: San Diego, California -- Actress (Shining Season).
(1950) Neil Silberman: American archaeologist and historian.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Sigrid Sternebeck
(1949) Andy Ruben: American producer and screenwriter, the adopted son of producer Aaron Ruben.
(1949) Philippe Descola
(1949) Kathleen Turner in Springfield: Missouri, USA; actress (Peggy Sue Got Married).
(1949) [Mary] Kathleen Turner: Springfield, Missouri -- Actress (Romancing The Stone).
(1948) Nick Drake: Burmese-English singer-songwriter (d. 1974).
(1948) Phylicia Rashad: American actress, known as cool and unflappable in comparison to her younger sister Debbie, the lively, wild child, defiant and outgoing.
(1948) Daniel Herrero: French rugby player; later became a trainer.
(1948) Erik Schinegger: Austrian skier, a world champion in 1966.
(1948) Barry Hearn: English accountant and businessman.

(1948) Dervin Gordon: Rocker.
(1947) Salman Rushdie: Indian writer, a Moslem famed for the condemnation by the Ayatollah of Iran along with his death sentence given on 2/14/1989, for writing his book "Satanic Verses," 1989.
(1947) Philippe Duron: French politician who was the mayor of Caen between 2008 and 2014 and deputy for Caen.
(1947) James T Walsh: (Rep-R-New York).
(1947) Paula Koivuniemi: Finnish singer.
(1947) Phylicia Ayers-Allen Rashad in Houston: Texas, USA; actress (Clair - Bill Cosby).
(1947) John Saul: Canadian philosopher and author.
(1947) Freddy Head: French jockey, winner of six Cravache d’Or: 1970 (117 wins), 1971 (132 wins), 1972 (103 wins), 1980 (122 wins), 1982 (133 wins), 1984 (135 wins).
(1947) John Ralston Saul: Canadian author.
(1947) Linda Myers: American archer.
(1946) Jennifer Darling: American actress.
(1946) Jimmy Greenhoff: English footballer and manager.
(1946) Michael Jay: Baron Jay of Ewelme English politician and diplomat British Ambassador to France.
(1945) Aung San Suu Kyi: Burmese politician, recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize.
(1945) Radovan Karadzic: Montenegrin medical doctor, psychiatrist, poet, an old war buddy of Milosovic.
(1945) Françoise Chandernagor: French writer and formal legal advisor to the government.
(1945) Marsha Kramer
(1945) John Hind: English bishop and theologian.
(1945) Tim Hovey: Los Angeles, California -- Actor (Queen Bee, Toy Tiger, Man Afraid).
(1945) Tobias Wolff: American author and academic.
(1945) Tim Hovey in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Queen Bee, Toy Tiger, Man Afraid).
(1945) Radovan Karadžić: Serbian-Bosnian psychiatrist and politician 1st President of Republika Srpska.
(1944) Chico Buarque: Brazilian singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1944) Richard Monette: Canadian actor who has appeared on Canadian, English, and American stage, as well as in 33 Stratford Festivals.
(1944) Peter Bardens: English musician, singer and songwriter, who was a keyboardist and a founding member of the British progressive rock group Camel.
(1942) Spanky McFarlane
(1942) Bob Kasten
(1942) Ralna English
(1942) Bernard Bosquier
(1942) McFarlane: American musician, a member of the group "Spanky and Our Gang" and later of "The Mamas and the Papas," big folk rockers of the '60s.
(1942) Elaine McFarlane: American singer.
(1942) Robert [Bob] W Kasten Jr: (Sen-R-Wisconsin, 1981- ).
(1942) Neil Chalmers: Director (National History Museum, London).
(1942) Robert Kasten: American politician, a U.S.
(1942) Elaine "Spanky": McFarlane; rocker (Spanky and Our Gang - "Lazy Day").
(1942) Letícia Spiller: Brazilian actress and producer.
(1942) Merata Mita: New Zealand director and producer (d. 2010).
(1942) bernard Bosquier
(1942) Jos Brink: Dutch actor and producer (d. 2007).
(1941) Václav Klaus: Czech economist and politician 2nd President of the Czech Republic.
(1941) Conchita Carpio-Morales: Filipino Supreme Court jurist.
(1941) Duncan Forbes
(1941) Marlene Warfield in Queens: New York, USA; actress (Victoria - Maude).
(1941) Vaclav Klaus: Czech economist and politician.
(1940) Paul Shane: English actor and singer (d. 2013).
(1940) Shirley Muldowney: American race car driver.
(1940) Shirley "Cha Cha" Muldowney: Drag racer (1st woman Top Fuel Champ).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Bernd Hoss: German footballer and manager.
(1939) John MacArthur: American minister and theologian.
(1939) Michael Standing: English actor.
(1939) Peter Duffell: Brits Lieutenant General / Minister of Defense.
(1939) Al Wilson: "Blind Owl", guitarist / vocalist (Canned Heat), dies at 27.
(1939) Al Wilson in Meridian: Mississippi, USA; soul singer (The Snake, Show and Tell, Count the Days) (dies 2008).
(1938) Alberto Falck: Italian industrialist, the manufacturer of surgical instruments and president of his company.
(1938) Wahoo McDaniel: American football player and professional wrestler (Born 1938).
(1938) John Sheil: Northern Irish High Court judge.
(1938) Beth Phinney: Canadian educator and politician.

(1938) Jean-Claude Labrecque: Canadian director and cinematographer.
(1938) Charles Gwathmey: Architect (5 architects).
(1938) Ian Smith: Australian actor and screenwriter.
(1938) Cheng-Wen Wu: Taiwanese biochemist and academic.
(1937) André Glucksmann: French philosopher and author (d. 2015).
(1937) Emile Viollat: French ski champion.
(1937) André Glücksmann: French philosopher, activist, and writer, son of Ashkenazi Jewish parents from Austria-Hungary.
(1936) Michel Guyard: French Catholic clergyman, who has been bishop emeritus of Le Havre since 2011.
(1936) Gena Rowlands in Cambria: Wisconsin, USA; actress (Gloria, Tempest, Brinks Job).
(1936) Tommy DeVito: American musician and singer.
(1936) Marisa Galvany: American soprano and actress.
(1936) Shirley Goodman: American singer (Shirley & Company) (d. 2005).
(1935) Tommy Devito: Montclair, New Jersey -- Rock vocalist (Four Seasons-Sherry).
(1934) Gérard Latortue: Haitian politician 12th Prime Minister of Haiti.
(1934) Terence Clark: English soldier and diplomat British Ambassador to Iraq.
(1934) Nelida Lobato: Prominent dancer and actress, considered one of the best main acts in the world.
(1934) Gena Rowlands: Cambria, Wisconsin -- Actress (Gloria, Tempest, Brinks Job).
(1933) Jean-Pierre Dupont
(1933) Viktor Patsayev: Cosmonaut (Soyuz 11-landing accident), dies at 38.
(1933) Thelma Barlow: English actress (Mavis-Coronation Street).
(1933) William Richard: American astrologer, active in San Diego Astrology Society for many years and Board member from November 1990.
(1933) Janusz Sidło: Polish javelin thrower (d. 1993).
(1933) Michael Ames: Canadian anthropologist and academic (d. 2006).
(1932) Anna Maria Pier Angeli
(1932) Marisa Pavan: Italian noted family, the twin sister of actress Pier Angeli.
(1932) José Grau: Spanish author and illustrator (d. 2011).
(1932) Pier Angeli: Italian-American actress who made an auspicious debut in Rome with "Domani E Troppo Tardi" which won the Venice film Festival Best Italian Film Award.
(1931) Tom Buchan (poet)
(1931) Tom Buchan: Scottish literary giant of poetry and playwright.
(1931) "Against Iain" Duke of Atholl: English large landowner.
(1930) Gena Rowlands: American actress, a talented blonde star of stage, screen and TV.
(1930) Jul Levi: Composer.
(1930) Francois Abadie: French politician (d. 2001).
(1930) Michel Aubert: France Actor.
(1930) Diana Sowle: American actress.
(1930) Bryan Kneale: Manx sculptor and academic.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Françoise Gauquelin: Swiss-French psychologist and statistician.
(1929) Thelma Barlow: English actress.
(1929) Olivier Todd: French writer and journalist born to an Austro-Hungarian father and a British mother.
(1929) François Chevassu: French film critic and journalist who died on 7 November 2011.
(1928) Jacques Dupont: French champion cyclist, winner of an Olympic Gold Medal in London, 1948.
(1928) Raymond Powell: British MP.
(1928) K Scheer: German author (d. 1991).
(1928) Barry Took: English actor producer and screenwriter (d. 2002).
(1928) Nancy Marchand in Buffalo: New York, USA; actress (Beacon Hill, Margaret - Lou Grant).
(1928) Nancy Marchand: American actress and singer (d. 2000).

(1928) Elizabeth Connelly: American politician (d. 2006).
(1928) Tommy DeVito: American singer and guitarist (The Four Seasons and Four Lovers).
(1928) Geoffroy Vogue: French banker, chairman at Credit Francais International S.A.
(1927) Karel Kupka: Composer.
(1926) Giangiacomo Feltrinelli
(1926) Gian Feltrinelli: Italian publisher and editor, the owner and president of Giangiacomo Feltrinelli Editore.
(1926) Anneliese Rothenberger: Anneliese Rothenberger (19 June 1924 – 24 May 2010) was a German operatic soprano who had an active international performance career which spanned from 1943 to 1983.
(1925) Roger Quilliot: French politician who served as Housing Minister from 22 May to 23 June 1981, under former French President François Mitterrand.
(1925) Jean Fusaro
(1925) Charlie Drake: British comic (Plank, Rhubarb Rhubarb, Splish Splash).
(1925) Andr? Muller: Strasbourg EXecutives.
(1925) Robert Fyfe: Scottish actor.
(1925) Alfred B Nzo: South African Secretary General ANC (1969- ).
(1924) Vasil Bykau
(1924) Ray Noorda: American businessman (d. 2006).
(1924) Cornelius : Estonian metropolitan.
(1924) David Scott: Priest.
(1924) Wassil Bykau: Writer.
(1924) Leo Nomellini: Italian-American football player and wrestler (d. 2000).
(1923) Georges Jouvin
(1923) Bob Hank: Australian footballer and coach (d. 2012).
(1922) Stanley Von Nieda: American athlete, he played pro basketball in 1949-50.
(1922) Jimmy Darden: American athlete, pro-basketball player drafted into the NBA in 1947.
(1922) Fritz Schollmeyer: German football manager.
(1922) Marcel Giuglaris: Nice Journalist.
(1922) Aage Neals: Bohr in Denmark; physicist/study atomic nucleus (Nobel Prize 1975).
(1922) Aage Bohr: Danish physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2009).
(1922) Marilyn Johnson: American educator and diplomat 8th United States Ambassador to Togo.
(1921) Louis Jourdan: French film and television actor, known for his suave roles in several Hollywood films, including The Paradine Case (1947), Letter from an Unknown Woman (1948), Gigi (1958), The Best of Everything (1959), The V.I.
(1921) Eugene F Tighe
(1921) Allan Davis: (Mayor-London).
(1921) Eugene Tighe: American military, Major General.
(1921) Herman Berserik: Dutch painter / graphic artist.
(1921) Howell T Heflin: (Sen-D-Alabama, 1979- ).
(1920) Yves Robert: American actor and director.
(1920) Luciano Chailly
(1920) Roger Allouès: French navy officer in World War II, awarded the title of 'Compagnon de la Libération' (English: Companion of the Liberation) for his service.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Pauline Kael: American film critic for over 30 years, known for having a "feisty, stimulating and sometimes most infuriating voice" in American movie criticism, primarily exercised in the "New Yorker" where she began writing a column in 1968.
(1919) Louis Jourdan: Marseilles, France -- Actor (Gigi, Can-Can, Madame Bovary).
(1919) Paul Blanquet: Clermont-Ferrand physician.
(1918) Evelle Younger: American politician, former judge and gubernatorial candidate.
(1918) Evelle Jansen Younger prosecutor of Charles Manson: Sirhan Sirhan.
(1918) Dave Lambert: American singer-songwriter (Lambert Hendricks & Ross) (d. 1966).
(1917) Joshua Nkomo: Zimbabwean guerrilla leader and politician Vice President of Zimbabwe (d. 1999).
(1916) Pir Vilayat Inayat Khan
(1916) Vilayat Inayat Khan
(1916) Vilayat Khan: British-Indian guru, spiritual teacher and author.

(1916) Pat Buttram: Actor (Mr Haney-Green Acres).
(1916) Albert Hendrickx: Belgium sport Champion.
(1915) Pat Buttram: American actor (Haney - Green Acres), dies of kidney failure at 78 (born 1915).
(1915) Julius Schwartz: American comic book and science fiction editor (Born 1915).
(1914) Alan Cranston: American politician, one of California's most durable liberal Democrats.
(1914) Anthony of Sourozh : Swiss-English bishop and theologian (d. 2003).
(1914) Lester Flatt: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Foggy Mountain Boys and Nashville Grass) (d. 1979).
(1914) Anthony of Sourozh: Swiis-born British religious figure (d. 2003).
(1914) Morgan Morgan-Giles: English admiral and politician (d. 2013).
(1914) Harry Lauter: White Plains, New York -- Actor (Waterfront).
(1914) Zelda Schneersohn Miskovsky: Israeli poet.
(1913) Helene Madison: American swimmer (d. 1970).
(1912) Martin Gabel Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; TV host (With this Ring).
(1912) Don Gutteridge: American baseball player and manager (d. 2008).
(1912) Virginia MacWatters: American soprano and actress (d. 2005).
(1912) George Spitz: American high jumper (d. 1986).
(1912) Jerry Jerome Brooklyn: New York, saxophonist (Words and Music).
(1912) Jean Digot: France Writer.
(1912) Herman Webb: American astrologer who joined AFA in April 1968.
(1911) Mike Todd: American movie producer of Broadway plays and TV and the owner of TV production companies.
(1911) Dudley Senanayake: Ceylonese (now Sri Lanka) politician, who became the second Prime Minister of Ceylon, 1952-1953, and went on to become prime minister two more times (21 March - 21 July 1960)(1965-1970).
(1910) Julien Bertheau: French stage/film/tv actor, director, producer, companion of actress micheline boudet; onscreen 1929.
(1910) Abe Fortas: American lawyer and jurist (d. 1982).
(1910) Frederick Harry Baines: Painter.
(1910) Raymond Mande: Goncelin physician.
(1910) Sydney Allard: English race car driver founded the Allard Company (d. 1966).
(1910) Paul Flory: American chemist and engineer Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1985).
(1910) Alfred Mendler: France Actor.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Roy Hertz: American professor of obstetrics.
(1909) Rūdolfs Jurciņš: Latvian basketball player (d. 1948).
(1909) Francois Hourcade: France sport Champion.
(1909) Robert Defosse: France sport Champion.
(1909) Robert Defossé: French soccer/football player.
(1909) Midori Naka: Japanese actress (d. 1945).
(1909) Osamu Dazai: Japan -- Novelist (Tsugaru, No Longer Human).
(1909) Edwin Gerschefski: Composer.
(1908) Louis Minardi: France sport Champion.
(1908) Quentin N: Burdick (Senator-Democrat-North Carolina).

(1908) Mildred Natwick: Baltimore, Maryland -- Actress (She Wore a Yellow Ribbon).
(1907) William Beverly Murphy
(1907) Roger Worms: France Painter.
(1907) Clarence Wiseman: Canadian 10th General of the Salvation Army (d. 1985).
(1906) Oléo (actress)
(1906) Michel Emer
(1906) Walter Rauff: German SS officer (d. 1984).
(1906) Jean-Jacques Guerlain: French perfumer, the son of Jacques Guerlain and Andrée Bouffet.
(1906) Knut Kroon: Swedish footballer (d. 1975).
(1906) (Lapeyre) Oleo: France Actor.
(1906) Ernst Chain: German-Irish biochemist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1979).
(1906) Earl Bascom: American painter, printmaker, rodeo performer and sculptor, raised in Canada, who portrayed his own experiences cowboying and rodeoing across the American and Canadian West.
(1905) George Voskovec: Czechoslovakia -- Actor (Fred-Nero Wolfe, Peter-Skag).
(1905) Mildred Natwick: US actress (Barefoot in Park), dies at 89.
(1905) Taneli Kuusisto: Composer.
(1904) Raymond Schmittlein
(1904) Georges Kaminski: Grenoble EXecutives.
(1904) Balis Dvarionas: Composer.
(1903) Lou Gehrig: 1st baseman (New York Yankee), dies at 37 of ALS in Riverdale, New York.
(1903) Wally Hammond: English cricketer and coach (d. 1965).
(1903) Hans Litten: German jurist (Born 1903).
(1903) Mary Callery: American-French sculptor and academic (d. 1977).
(1903) Marcel Lapierre: French journalist, sub-editor of the newspaper Le Peuple (The People), unionist, film critic and writer.
(1902) Guy Lombardo: Canadian musician, the bandleader of "The Royal Canadians," a primarily family group.
(1902) Ernst Heimeran: German author and publisher.
(1902) Desire Grevesse: Belgium Writer.
(1902) Guy Lombardo London Ontario Canada: orchestra leader (Auld Lang Syne).
(1901) Olympe Amaury: French supercentenarian, Olympe has been ranked first on the list of the French oldest people on 14 July 2013(aged 112), after the death of Suzanne Burrier.
(1901) Edward Lambert: British diplomat.
(1901) Ida Loo-Talvari: Estonian opera singer (d. 1997).
(1900) Laura Hobson: American author (d. 1986).
(1900) Laura Z Hobson: American novelist (d. 1986).

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