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Famous Birthdays of 19 March

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

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2009 - 2000

(2007) Prince Abdullah: bin Ali of Jordan.
(2001) Videoprosuperstars : YouTube Star.
(2000) Kauto Star: French-English race horse (d. 2015).

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Tatum McCann: American actress.
(1999) Merle Juschka: TV Actress.
(1998) Sakura Miyawaki: Japanese idol and singer (HKT48 and AKB48).
(1998) Sophie Foster: YouTube Star.
(1997) Jawan Harris: Pop Singer.
(1997) Rūta Meilutytė: Lithuanian swimmer.
(1996) Kaiya Jones: Australian actress best known for playing the role of Sophie Ramsay in the Australian soap opera "Neighbours" (2009-2013).
(1996) Madisen Kuhn: Blogger.
(1996) Jackson Guthy: Pop Singer.
(1996) reunification Sarajevo: Reunification of Sarajevo after the NATO had freed Bosnia.

(1996) Barbara Haas: Austrian tennis player.
(1995) Hector Bellerin: Soccer Player.
(1995) Kenny Schrub: eSports Player.
(1995) Alexei Sintsov: Russian figure skater.
(1995) Julia Montes: Movie Actress.
(1995) Philip Bolden: Movie Actor.
(1994) Nicholas Fraser: Vine Star.
(1994) Hudson Thames: TV Actor.
(1993) Mateusz Szwoch: Polish footballer.
(1992) Gregory Gorenc: Pop Singer.
(1992) Angus Bernsen: American noted family, with brother Henry, the twin sons of Corbin Bernsen and wife Amanda Pays.
(1992) Shannon Beveridge: YouTube Star.
(1992) Henry & Angus Bernsen: Twin sons of Corbin Bernsen & Amanda Pays.
(1992) Henry Bernsen: American noted family, with brother Angus, the twin sons of actor Corbin Bernsen and his wife Amanda Pays.
(1991) Garrett Clayton: Movie Actor.
(1991) Aleksandr Kokorin: Russian footballer.
(1990) Maddy Hill: TV Actress.
(1990) EJ Manuel: Football Player.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Craig Lamar Traylor: American actor.
(1989) Yutaka Kobayashi: Japanese actor.
(1989) Babak Ghorbani: Iranian wrestler (d. 2014).
(1989) Ben Briley: American singer.
(1989) Craig Traylor: American actor.
(1988) Clayton Kershaw: American baseball player.
(1988) Freddie Smith: Soap Opera Actor.
(1988) iHasCupquake : YouTube Star.
(1988) Brett Cap: YouTube Star.
(1987) AJ Lee: Wrestler.

(1987) Guadeloupe
(1987) Josie Loren: TV Actress.
(1987) Josie Lopez: American actress.
(1987) Rachel Talbott: YouTube Star.
(1987) Matt Nichols: Football Player.
(1987) Lee Jooyeon: South Korean singer and actress (After School).
(1987) Alexander Metz: German rugby player.
(1987) April Jeanette: American wrestler.
(1987) Milos Teodosic: Serbian basketball player.
(1987) Michal Svec: Czech footballer.
(1987) Michal Švec: Czech footballer.
(1987) Miloš Teodosić: Serbian basketball player.
(1986) Casey Anthony
(1986) Anne Vyalitsyna: Model.
(1986) Tyler Bozak: Canadian-Ukrainian ice hockey player.
(1985) Yolanthe Cabau van Kasbergen
(1985) Michael Timlin: English-Irish footballer.
(1985) E J Viso: Venezuelan racing driver.
(1985) Inesa Jurevičiūtė: Lithuanian figure skater.
(1985) Kajal Aggarwal: Movie Actress.
(1985) E Viso: Venezuelan race car driver.
(1984) Bianca Balti
(1984) Tanushree Dutta: Indian model and actress Femina Miss India 2004.
(1984) Alison Waters
(1983) Matt Sydal: American professional wrestler.
(1983) Michael Yare
(1983) Ana Rezende: Brazilian film director and musician (CSS).
(1983) Joseph Hopper: American homicide victim, felled in a drive-by shooting on July 2, 2003 at approximately 8:30 AM in Inglewood, CA.
(1983) Evan Bourne: Wrestler.
(1982) Nicole Ferroni
(1982) Malin Olsson
(1982) Eduardo Saverin: Brazilian-American businessman co-founded Facebook.
(1982) Brad Jones: Australian footballer.
(1982) Jonathan Fanene: American football player.
(1982) Che'Vonne Burton: Miss Michigan Teen-USA (1997)/Miss Michigan-USA (2000).
(1982) Benny Fine: YouTube Star.
(1982) Matt Littler: English actor and director.
(1981) Chris Taylor Brown
(1981) Casey Jacobsen
(1981) Kolo Touré: Ivorian footballer.
(1981) Kim Rae Won: South Korean actor and model.
(1981) Kim Rae-won: South Korean actor.
(1981) Steve Cummings: English cyclist.
(1981) Kolo Toure: Ivorian footballer.
(1980) Antonella Costa
(1980) Luca Ferri: Italian footballer.
(1980) Taichi Ishikari: Japanese wrestler.
(1980) Mikuni Shimokawa: Japanese singer-songwriter (NapsaQ and Checkicco).
(1980) Don Sparrow: Canadian illustrator.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Estelle Querard
(1979) Ivan Ljubicic: Croatian tennis player.
(1979) Hedo Turkoglu: Turkish basketball player.
(1979) Abby Brammell: American actress.
(1979) Joe Hursley
(1979) Hee-seop Choi: South Korean-American baseball player.
(1979) Sheldon Brown: American football player.
(1979) Hedo Türkoğlu: Turkish basketball player.
(1979) Christos Patsatzoglou: Greek footballer.
(1979) Ivan Ljubičić: Croatian tennis player.

(1978) Shirel (singer)
(1978) Virginia Williams
(1978) Lenka : Pop Singer.
(1978) Cydonie Mothersille: Jamaican-Caymanian sprinter.
(1977) Jorma Taccone: American writer and comedian.
(1977) Fayez Banihammad: Emirati terrorist hijacker of United Airlines Flight 175 (d. 2001).
(1976) Alessandro Nesta: Italian footballer.
(1976) Rachel Blanchard: Canadian actress.
(1976) Andre Miller: American basketball player.
(1976) Stelios Sfakianakis: German-Greek footballer.
(1975) Antonio Daniels: American basketball player: guard, Spurs.
(1975) Brann Dailor: American drummer and songwriter (Mastodon Lethargy and Today Is the Day).
(1975) Mason Jennings: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1975) Vivian Hsu: Taiwanese singer, actress and model.
(1975) Lucie Laurier: Canadian actress.
(1975) Matthew Richardson: Australian footballer and sportscaster.
(1974) Vida Guerra: Cuban-American swimsuit model.
(1974) Jennifer Lynn Drayton in Saginaw: Michigan, USA; Miss Michigan-America (1996).
(1974) Claire Nouvian: French journalist, producer and director of wildlife and science documentaries.
(1974) John Coppinger in El Paso: Texas, USA; pitcher (Baltimore Orioles).
(1974) Stacey Governale Bloom: Mexcian-Korean reality star.
(1974) Marcel Tiemann: German race car driver.
(1973) Brant Bjork: American drummer (Kyuss Vista Chino and Fu Manchu).
(1973) Simmone Mackinnon: Australian actress.
(1973) Simmone Jade Mackinnon: Australian actress.
(1973) Sergey Makarov: Russian javelin thrower.
(1973) Ashley Giles: English cricketer and coach.
(1973) Bun B: American Rapper (UGK).
(1973) John Michels: NFL tackle (Green Bay Packers - Super Bowl 31).
(1972) Mallaury Nataf
(1972) Nate Quarry: American mixed martial artist and sportscaster.
(1972) Izumi Inamori: Japanese actress.
(1971) Nadja Auermann: German model and actress.
(1971) Sébastien Godefroid: Belgian sailor.
(1971) Ben Watkins
(1971) Vasik Rajlich
(1971) Kirk Botkin NFL tight end (New Orleans Saints: Pittsburgh Steelers).
(1971) Sebastien Godefroid: Belgian sailor.
(1971) Louie Debrusk in Cambridge: Ontario, Canada; NHL left wing (Edmonton Oilers).
(1971) Cory Fleming: NFL wide receiver (Dallas Cowboys).
(1971) Taase Faumui: NFL defensive linebacker (Pittsburgh Steelers).
(1971) Sebastien Godegroid: Dutch pro sailor, winner of a Silver Medal in the Atlanta Olympics in the Finnish class, 7/29/1996.
(1971) Marty Moore: NFL inside linebacker (New England Patriots).
(1971) Dalton James: Actor (My Father the Hero, Mark-Beverly Hills 90201).
(1971) Whitney Hedgepeth: 100 metre/200 metre backstroke (Olympics-2 silver-1996).
(1970) Rick Mirer NFL quarterback (Seattle Seahawks: Chicago Bears).
(1970) Sean Fleming: Canadian Football League kicker (Edmonton Eskimos).
(1970) Errol Refos: soccer player (Feyenoord).
(1970) Michael Krumm: German race car driver.
(1970) Harald Johnsen: Norwegian bassist (d. 2011).
(1970) Gert Bettens: Belgian guitarist and songwriter (K's Choice).
(1970) Janne Laukenen in Lahti: Finland; NHL defenseman (Finland Olympics-Bronze-1998, Washington Senators).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Gary Jules: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1969) Michael Bergin: Model (Coca Cola) / actor.
(1969) Julien Civange: French musician, composer, lyricist and producer.
(1969) Scott Alexander Brownlee in Hamilton: New Zealand; rowing coxless four men (Olympics-1996).
(1969) Arjan Vermeulen: soccer player (Vitesse).
(1969) Connor Trinneer: American actor.
(1969) Tuulikki Laesson: Estonian chess player.
(1969) Tom McRae: English singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1968) Tyrone Hill: American basketball player in the forward position with the Bucks.
(1968) Eleonora Resta: Italian beauty queen, the winner of the Miss Italy title in 1985.

(1968) Natalie Barr
(1968) Liam Jewell in Toronto: Ontario, Canada; kayaker (Olympics-1996).
(1968) Mots'eoa Senyane: Lesotho diplomat Lesotho High Commissioner to Canada.
(1967) Jean-Michel Tinivelli
(1967) Vladimir Konstantinov: Russian-American ice hockey player.
(1967) Sergei Bragin: Estonian footballer.
(1967) Michael Bletsas: Greek engineer, Director of Computing at the MIT Media Lab.
(1967) Katia Tiutiunnik: Australian viola player and composer.
(1967) Mary Scheer: American actress and comedian.
(1966) Paul Devenport: in New Zealand; Canadian Tour golfer (1991 Texas Tour).
(1966) Michael Crockart: Scottish police officer and politician.
(1966) Andy Sinton: English footballer and manager.
(1966) Debbie Rush: Soap Opera Actress.
(1966) Dakota Schuetz
(1965) Cristiana Reali
(1965) Kevin F Harris: American composer and graphic artist.
(1965) Jeff Pidgeon: American voice actor, writer and animator at Pixar.
(1965) Fred Stoller: American actor and screenwriter.
(1965) Kevin Harris: American composer and author.
(1965) Frédéric Lescot: French sailor, a professional skipper who competed in the Route du Rhum 2002.
(1964) Jake Weber: British actor.
(1964) Marjorie Monaghan
(1964) Mesut Bakkal: Turkish footballer and manager.
(1964) Yoko Kanno: Japanese pianist and composer (Seatbelts).
(1964) Barbara Lynch: American celebrity chef, owner of several Boston, MA restaurants who often appears on TV cooking programs.
(1963) Mary Scheer: TV Actress.
(1963) Brazo de Plata: Mexican wrestler.
(1963) Neil LaBute: American director and screenwriter.
(1962) Iván Calderón: Puerto Rican baseball player (d. 2003).
(1962) Ivan Calderon: Puerto Rican baseball player (d. 2003).
(1962) Jim Korderas: American professional wrestling referee.
(1961) Jos Lansink: Dutch-Belgian horse rider.
(1961) Jean-Louis Mégnien: French heart specialist, cardiologist.
(1960) David Greenlee
(1960) Cousin Junior: American wrestler (d. 2009).
(1960) Eric Mouquet: French composer and musician, he is co-founder/member of the duo Deep Forest.
(1960) Eliane Elias: Brazilian singer-songwriter and pianist.
(1960) Simo Aalto: Finnish magician.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Serge Grouard
(1959) Terry Hall (singer)
(1959) Terry Hall: English singer-songwriter (The Specials Fun Boy Three The Colourfield and Vegas).
(1959) Shelly Burch in Tucson: Arizona, USA; actress (Delila - One Life to Live, Identity Crisis).
(1959) Shelley Burch: Tucson, Arizona -- Actress (One Life to Live, Identity Crisis).
(1959) Serguei Dounovetz: French writer and screenwriter, an author of detective fiction and children's and teeenage literature.
(1959) Kevin Moreton: English actor.
(1958) Andy Reid: American pro football coach.
(1958) Régis Simon: French road bicycle racer, the brother of former professional cyclists François, Pascal and Jérôme Simon.
(1957) Claudio Bisio: Italian actor, presenter, voice actor, comedian and writer.

(1957) Blake Passey: Horse trainer.
(1956) Yegor Gaidar: Russian economist and politician First Deputy Prime Minister of Russia (d. 2009).
(1956) Alina Castro: Havanna, Cuba -- Daughter of Fidel.
(1956) Egor Gaidar: Russian politician, PM of russia during six months in 1992, grandson of popular soviet author a. gaidar.
(1955) Bruce Willis: American actor, a relatively unknown talent when cast in the TV series "Moonlighting" as a suave, wisecracking detective.
(1955) Pino Daniele: Italian singer-songwriter, and guitarist, whose influences covered a wide number of genres, including pop, blues, jazz, and Italian and Middle Eastern music.
(1955) Simon Yam: Hong Kong actor and producer.
(1955) [Walter] Bruce Willis in PennsGrove: New Jersey, USA; actor (Moonlighting, Die Hard).
(1955) John Burnside: Scottish poet and academic.
(1955) David Greenlee: American actor, entering his craft with extensive stage training at Cal-State.
(1954) Pierre Falcone: French businessman, the Chairman of Pierson Capital Group with activities in real estate development, transportation infrastructure and oil services in Africa, Latin America and China.
(1954) Herman José: Portuguese-born humorist known mainly in Portugal for his television appearances, he is the son of a Portuguese woman and a German man.
(1954) Cho Kwang-Rae: South Korean football manager.
(1954) Rashid Nugmanov: Kazakh director producer and screenwriter.
(1954) Cho Kwang-rae: South Korean footballer coach and manager.
(1954) Charles Pinnell: Horse trainer.
(1954) Jill Abramson: American journalist and author.
(1954) Indu Shahani: Indian educator.
(1953) Billy Sheehan: American bass player and songwriter (Mr.
(1953) Ricky Wilson in Athens: Georgia, USA; rock guitarist (B-52's - "Rock Lobster", "Love Shack").
(1953) Hans Rinn: German DR, 2 man lugist (1976, 80 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1953) Ricky Wilson: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The B-52's) (d. 1985).
(1953) Peter Hendy: English businessman.
(1953) Ian Blair: English police officer.
(1952) Harvey Weinstein: American director and producer co-founded Miramax Films and The Weinstein Company.
(1952) Joseph Urusemal
(1952) Derek Longmuir in Edinburgh: Scotland; rock drummer (Bay City Rollers - "Saturday Night").
(1952) Warren Lees: New Zealand cricketer and coach.
(1952) Martin Ravallion: Australian economist and academic.
(1952) Wolfgang Ambros: Austrian singer-songwriter and guitarist (Austria3).
(1952) Chris Brubeck: American pianist and composer.
(1951) Christine Laser: German pentathlete.
(1951) PJ Torokvei: Canadian actor and screenwriter (d. 2013).
(1951) Derek Longmuir: Scottish rock musician, drummer and one of the founding members, with his brother Alan, of the band, "Bay City Rollers.
(1950) James Redfield: American writer and therapist, the author of the "Celestine Prophecy," which was the number one international bestseller in 1996.
(1950) Marlis Alt: German dancer, soloist and choreographer.
(1950) Norma Brown: American student of astrology from May 1973.
(1950) Tonius Timmermann: German music therapist, author and astrologer.
(1950) Steve Houben: Belgian jazz saxophonist and flutist.
(1950) Jose Palma: Filipino archbishop.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Hirofumi Hirano: Japanese politician and Chief Cabinet Secretary.
(1949) Hannele Huovi: Finnish writer.
(1949) Denny Albee in Oklahoma City: Oklahoma, USA; actor (Dr Janssen - One Life to Live).
(1949) Blase Cupich: American archbishop.
(1949) Valery Leontiev: Russian singer and actor.
(1948) Vintcent van der Bijl: South African cricketer and umpire.
(1948) Vincent van der Bijl: South African cricketer.
(1948) David Schnitter: American saxophonist and educator.
(1948) Peep Lassmann: Estonian pianist and educator.
(1947) Glenn Close: American actress, the daughter of a surgeon and a 12th generation New Englander raised on the family 500-acre estate.

(1947) Dermot Crowley
(1947) Glenn Close in Greenwich: Connecticut, USA; actress (The Big Chill, Fatal Attraction).
(1947) John Beckwith: English real estate developer / multi-millionaire.
(1947) Vince Martino in Schenectady: New York, USA; WLAF offensive assistant (Barcelona Dragons).
(1947) Earlie Fires: jockey (Hialeah Park).
(1947) Marinho Peres: Brazilian footballer and coach.
(1947) Xavier Thibault: French singer, composer and songwriter, son of actor Jean-Marc Thibault, he created the group "le Grand Orchestre du Splendid" in 1977.
(1946) Ruth Pointer: American singer, one of four sisters who made their mark across the spectrum from soul to scat, country, jazz and pop, R&B singers and songwriters.
(1946) J J Bigas Luna
(1946) Paul Atkinson: rock guitarist (Zombies - "Never Even Thought").
(1946) Bigas Luna: Spanish director and screenwriter (d. 2013).
(1946) Marie-Françoise Bechtel: French politician, MP, member of the Citizens' Movement and the Republican and Citizen Movement.
(1946) Jack Schaeffer: American singer saxophonist and producer (Royale Monarchs).
(1945) Randy Kraft: American serial killer who was found guilty 5/12/1989 of 18 counts of murder in the first degree, and suspected of as many as 67 victims.
(1945) Bernard Achériaux
(1945) Ruth Cunha Cintra
(1945) Pierre Charras
(1945) Alfred Recours
(1945) Bernard Archeriaux: French accident victim known as ‘’Mr.
(1945) Raymond Plant: Baron Plant of Highfield English academic and politician.
(1945) Modestas Paulauskas: Lithuanian basketball player and coach.
(1945) John Holder: English cricketer and umpire.
(1945) Stefanos Kiriakidis: Greek actor.
(1945) Ruth Cintra: Brazilian publisher and book store owner.
(1945) Lisa Nicole Baker: Detroit, Texas -- Playmate of the year (November 1966).
(1944) Sirhan Sirhan: Israeli assassin violently opposed to Robert Kennedy's support of Israel; he shot him to death on 6/05/1968 in Los Angeles, CA.
(1944) Joseph Celli: Composer.
(1944) Said Musa: North American lawyer, politician and Prime Minister of Belize from 1994.
(1944) Myung-Wha Chung: Seoul, South Korea -- Cellist (Chung Sisters).
(1943) Mario Monti: Italian economist, professor and politician, he became Prime Minister in November 2011 after Silvio Berlusconi stepped down amidst the country's financial turmoil.
(1943) Susan Hall: Point Rayes Station artists.
(1943) Phil Bonnell
(1943) Mario Molina: Mexican chemist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1943) Mario Molina-Pasquel Henriquez: Mexican-born chemist and one of the most prominent precursors to the discovery of the Antarctic ozone hole.
(1943) Vern Schuppan: Australian race car driver.
(1943) Marie Balladur: French noted family, the wife of politician Edouard Balladur.
(1943) Phillip Bonnell: American noted family, the first son of actress Gale Storm and actor Lee Bonnel.
(1943) Peter Ball: English sculptor.
(1942) José Serra: Brazilian government deputy and minister, possibly a candidate for Brazil's presidency in 2002.
(1942) Jeff Neighbour: American bassist (Joy of Cooking).
(1942) Jytte Rex: Danish film director, nationally acknowledged for her work.
(1942) David Minge: American politician (Representative-Democrat-Minnesota).
(1942) Richard Dobson: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1942) Rinus Israel
(1942) Ross Valory: rocker (Journey).
(1942) Heather Robertson: Canadian journalist and author (d. 2014).
(1941) Florence Delay: French novelist, dramatist, playwriter, actress and translator.
(1941) Ole Nydahl: Danish buddhist teacher of kagyu tradition, also known as Lama Ole.
(1941) Lord Vestey: British food magnate / billionaire (Union International).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Étienne Pinte
(1939) Joe Kapp: NFL QB (Minn Vikings, Boston Patriots, Houston Oilers).
(1937) Maurice Roëves: English-Scottish actor.
(1937) Clarence "Frogman": Henry; musician ("You Always Hurt the One You Love").
(1937) Egon Krenz: last President of Communist East Germany.
(1937) : American singer and pianist.
(1937) Clarence ''Frogman'' Henry: American musician.
(1936) Ursula Andress: Swiss actress and glamorous sex symbol of the 1960s.
(1936) Birthe Wilke: Danish singer.
(1935) Gilbert Bozon: France sport Champion.

(1935) Nancy Malone: American actress director and producer (d. 2014).
(1935) Phyllis Newman in Jersey City: New Jersey, USA; actress (Coming of Age, TW3).
(1935) Renee Taylor in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Jack Paar Show, Mary Hartman, Nanny).
(1935) Burt Metcalfe: Saskatchewan, Canada -- Actor / dir (Father of the Bride).
(1934) Manuel Bea
(1934) Thomas O'Leary: American executive and CEO in charge of Burlington Resources, a diversified corporation with interest in timberland, real estate, mining and hazardous waste.
(1934) Richard Osborne: American economist and CEO in charge of Asarco, a metals producer of copper, zinc, silver and gold.
(1934) Daniel Smith: American economist and CEO of First of America Bank, a small-town-banks conglomerate, with over $13 billion in assets.
(1934) Joseph Paletou: Bougarber Journalist.
(1933) Philip Roth: American writer, a novelist and educator who taught at Princeton and at Writer's Workshops.
(1933) Phyllis Newman: American actress and singer.
(1933) Norman King: English admiral (d. 2013).
(1933) Renée Taylor: American actress and screenwriter.
(1933) Richard Williams: Canadian-English animator director and screenwriter.
(1933) Renee Taylor: American actress.
(1933) Gilbert Bozon: French swimmer and Olympic medalist.
(1933) Guy Senac: France sport Champion.
(1933) Philip Roth in Newark: New Jersey, USA; novelist (Goodbye Columbus, Portnoy's Complaint).
(1932) Gay Brewer: American golfer, a member of the PGA Sr.
(1932) Guy Bellay: France Writer.
(1932) Gay Robert Brewer in Middletown: Ohio, USA; PGA golfer (1972 Canadian).
(1932) Peter Hall: English geographer author and academic (d. 2014).
(1932) Gail Kobe: American actress and producer (d. 2013).
(1931) Maurice Peston: Baron Peston English economist and politician.
(1931) Frank McPhee: American football player who played briefly for the Chicago Cardinals in 1955.
(1930) Alex Métayer: French humorist, his son Eric is also humorist.
(1930) Denis Bablet: French theorist of the theatre.
(1930) Eugene Selznick: American volleyball player and coach (d. 2012).
(1930) Ornette Coleman: jazz composer (Downbeat Musician of Year 1966).
(1930) Bill Henderson in Chicago: Illinois, USA; jazz singer (Torpedo - "Dreams").
(1930) Gualtiero Marchesi: Italian chef.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Miquel Marti i Pol: Catalan poet (Born 1929).
(1929) Robert Muczynski: Composer.
(1929) Gene Taylor: American jazz musician, bass player.
(1929) Michael Ryan: Actor (John Randolph-Another World).
(1929) Herman van San: Composer.
(1929) Joseph Marien: Belgium sport Champion.
(1929) Miquel Pol: Catalan poet and educator (d. 2003).
(1928) Patrick McGoohan: American-born British actor who was best known for his highly successful TV series roles in "The Prisoner" playing a NATO agent, "Secret Agent," 1961-1965 and "The Prisoner," a 1968 series that ran for 17 weeks.
(1928) Hans Küng: Swiss theologian and author.
(1928) Marceline Loridan-Ivens

(1928) David Lumsden: English organist and conductor.
(1928) Henri Joannis: Besan?on EXecutives.
(1928) Patrick McGoohan in Astoria: New York, USA; actor (Number 6 - The Prisoner, Secret Agent).
(1928) Hans Kung: Swiss theologian.
(1927) Richie Ashburn: Baseball infielder (Philadelphia Phillies) / sportscaster.
(1926) Jimmy Guieu
(1926) Valerio Zurlini: Italian film director, noted for profound sensibilities with an excellent visual sense, hailed for his "L'Estate Violenta.
(1926) Joseph Lazzini: French ballet dancer, choreographer, and ballet director.
(1925) Brent Scowcroft: American government official and United States Air Force Lieutenant General.
(1925) Brent Scowcroft in Ogden: Utah, USA; Lieutenant General (US Air Force)/National Security Council.
(1925) Jean Bondoux: Anor EXecutives.
(1924) Joe Gaetjens: Haitian-American footballer (d. c. 1964).
(1924) Mary Wimbush: English actress (Born 1924).
(1924) Keith Brueckner: American professor of physics.
(1923) Giuseppe Rotunno: Italian cinematographer.
(1923) Henry Morgentaler: Polish-Canadian physician and activist (d. 2013).
(1923) Benito Jacovitti: Italian illustrator (d. 1997).
(1923) Betty Goodwin: Canadian sculptor and painter (d. 2008).
(1923) Pamela Britton: Actress (Blondie, My Favorite Martian), dies at 50.
(1923) Robert Brown
(1923) Tige Andrews in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actor (Captain Adam Greer - Mod Squad).
(1923) Janine Dacosta: French pianist.
(1922) Hiroo Onoda: Japanese lieutenant (d. 2014).
(1922) Guy Lewis: American basketball player and coach (d. 2015).
(1921) Harry Babasin: American jazz bassist nicknamed "The Bear.
(1921) Émile Bongiorni: French association football striker of Italian descent.
(1921) Tommy Cooper: Welsh comedy magician (Born 1921).
(1921) Martha Carson: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 2004).
(1921) Emile Bongiorni: France sport Champion.
(1920) Paul Hagen: Danish actor and singer (d. 2003).
(1920) Jean Tardy: Bourgoin-Jallieu Military man.
(1920) Tige Andrews: American actor (Born 1920).
(1920) Laurent Noël: Canadian bishop.
(1920) Jean-Luc Lagarde: Lyon 6?me Military man.
(1920) Kjell Aukrust: Norwegian author poet and painter (d. 2002).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Lennie Tristano: American pianist composer and educator (d. 1978).
(1919) Cornelis Berkhouwer: Member of second chamber (Dutch Liberal Party).
(1919) Juliette Faber: Luxembourg-born French actress.
(1918) Wilhelm Weger: Germany Military man.
(1917) Peggy Ahern: American actress singer and dancer (d. 2012).
(1917) Dino Lipatti: composer.
(1917) Dinu Lipatti: Romanian pianist (d. 1950).
(1917) Payton Jordan: American track & field champion and head coach of the 1968 United States Olympic track and field team, which won a record twenty-four medals, including twelve golds.
(1917) Laszlo Szabo: Hungarian chess player (d. 1998).
(1916) Geneviève Morel

(1916) Irving Wallace: American writer who, at one time, commanded an estimated worldwide readership of more than 600 million persons and may well have been one of the five most widely read contemporary authors.
(1916) Eric Christmas: English-Canadian actor (d. 2000).
(1916) Genevieve Morel: French actress and comedienne.
(1916) Leonce Mout: French physician, a surgeon found murdered by two bullets in his clinic on 5/18/1988, 5:00 PM, MEDT, Marseille, France.
(1915) Patricia Morison: American actress and singer.
(1915) Robert Cole: American colonel Medal of Honor recipient (d. 1944).
(1915) Robert G Cole: American World War II soldier and Medal of Honor winner (d. 1944).
(1914) Leonidas Alaoglu: Canadian-American mathematician and theorist (d. 1981).
(1914) J Jay: Berwanger first Heisman Trophy winner (1935).
(1914) Fred Clark: Actor (Zotz, Auntie Mame), dies of liver ailment at 54.
(1914) Jay Berwanger: American football player and first recipient of the Heisman Trophy (Born 1914).
(1914) S?bastien Batlle: Llupia Military man.
(1914) Patricia Morison: Actress (Peyton Place, Dressed to Kill).
(1914) Jiang Qing: Mao Zedong's last wife.
(1913) Michel Brusseaux: French professional footballer (d. 1986).
(1912) Adolf Galland: German General, considered the best pilot of the Luftwaffe.
(1912) Hugh Watt: Australian-New Zealand engineer and politician Prime Minister of New Zealand (d. 1980).
(1912) Russ Case: Hamburg, Iowa -- Orchestra leader (Julius La Rosa Show).
(1911) Simone Renant: France Actor.
(1911) Arnold Viiding: Estonian shot putter and discus thrower (d. 2006).
(1911) Kenneth Robinson: Politician / businessman.
(1910) Joseph Carroll: American military officer (d. 1991).
(1910) Clifford Bias: Prominent psychic in early 20th-century America.
(1910) Sergei Nikolayevich: Anokhin cosmonaut.
(1910) Jean Rivero: French professor emeritus of public law (both administrative and constitutional), and one of the most significant writers of the twentieth century.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Otto John: German politician who was apprehended in 1955 in West Berlin for being a spy and spent four years in prison.
(1909) Louis Hayward: Johannesburg, South Africa -- Actor (Lone Wolf, Survivors).
(1909) Attilio Demaría: Argentinian footballer (d. 1990).
(1909) Attilio Demaria: Argentinian footballer (d. 1990).
(1908) Pierre Marques: France Scientist.
(1908) Numa Andoire: France sport Champion.
(1907) Jay Scherer: American teacher and healer, a pioneer in the natural healing field.
(1907) Mario Salvadori: Italian-American structural engineer and professor of both civil engineering and architecture at Columbia University.
(1907) Nakagawa Soen: Formosa -- Zen teacher (Rinzai line).
(1907) Cornelius Lugt: Netherlands Actor.

(1907) Elizabeh LeFanu: Maconochy composer.
(1907) Cor Treslem [Cornelis L Melsert]: Actor / director (Willem van Oranje).
(1907) Marc Vaubourgoin: composer.
(1907) Kent Smith: NYC, New York -- Actor (Peyton Place, Invaders).
(1906) Adolf Eichmann: German Lieutenant Colonel in the SS who drew up a "doomsday book" of 11 million Jews scheduled for extermination.
(1906) Normand Lockwood: composer.
(1906) Albert Paricaud: Montaigut Military man.
(1905) Albert Speer: German Nazi architect, author and, at one time, the second most powerful man in Germany.
(1905) Joe Rollino: American strongman, weightlifter, and boxer (Born 1905).
(1905) Henri Nouvel: Brest physician.
(1904) Tadeusz Zygfryd: Kassern composer.
(1904) John J: Sirica US federal judge (Watergate hearings).
(1904) John Sirica: American lawyer and judge (d. 1992).
(1904) Paul Noel: Thionville physician.
(1903) Henri Guillemin: French author, university professor, and historian.
(1903) James Bullock: colliery manager.
(1903) Benjamin M: Telders President of Dutch Liberal States Party.
(1903) Jacques Touttain: France Painter.
(1902) Louisa Ghijs: Belgian-German actress (d. 1985).
(1901) Gerrit Van Heuven Goedhart: Dutch journalist, diplomat and politician.
(1901) Jo Mielziner: Paris, France -- Set designer (Carousel, Death of a Salesman).
(1901) Gerrit Jan: van Heuven Goedhart Dutch Minister of Justice (Nobel Prize 1954).
(1900) Frédéric Joliot
(1900) Frederic Joliot: French physicist, Nobel laureate (d. 1958).
(1900) Roy Roberts: Tampa, Florida -- Actor (Petticoat Junction, Lucy Show).
(1900) Frédéric Joliot-Curie: French chemist.

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