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Famous Birthdays of 19 October

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

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(2011) Giulia Sarkozy: French child of noted family, her parents are French President Nicholas Sarkozy and model/actress Carla Bruni.

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2009 - 2000

(2002) Maria Shabalin: Musical.
(2001) Art Parkinson: TV Actor.

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1999 - 1990

(1998) Ty Parker: Movie Actor.
(1998) Katie Douglas: TV Actress.
(1998) Tanner Zagarino: Instagram Star.
(1997) Timothé Nadim
(1997) Federico Russo: TV Actor.
(1997) Peete Twins: American twins born to "Hangin' With Mr.
(1996) Kayden Stephenson: Vine Star.
(1995) Sam Pottorff: YouTube Star.
(1995) Enca Haxhia: Pop Singer.
(1994) Samra Rahimli

(1994) Kenta Suga: Japanese actor.
(1994) Agnė Sereikaitė: Lithuanian speed skater.
(1994) Arzaylea : Instagram Star.
(1994) Ryan Minaj: YouTube Star.
(1993) Abby Sunderland: American sailor.
(1993) Hunter King: TV Actress.
(1993) Hussain Asif: YouTube Star.
(1992) Lewis Watson (musician)
(1992) Darrion Gallegos: Dancer.
(1992) Lewis Watson: Pop Singer.
(1992) Kim Ji-won: TV Actress.
(1992) Lil Durk: Rapper.
(1992) Shiho : Japanese actress and model.
(1991) Colton Dixon: Rock Singer.
(1991) Tyler Posey: Actor.
(1991) Christopher Gerse: American actor.
(1991) Eric Procopio: American homicide victim, five months old when he died of blunt trauma to the head on 3/20/1992, between 8:00 and 9:00 AM.
(1991) Toby Regbo: Actor.
(1990) Samantha Munro: American Actress.
(1990) Ciara Renée: American actress, singer, and musician, best known for her roles on Broadway as The Witch in "Big Fish" and the lead in "Pippin," as well as portraying Esmeralda of "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" at Paper Mill Playhouse and La Jolla Playhouse.
(1990) Jessica Meuse: American singer.
(1990) Carly Schroeder: Actress.
(1990) Bristol Palin: Author.
(1990) Janet Leon: Swedish singer-songwriter and dancer (Play).
(1990) Tom Kilbey: English footballer.
(1990) Samuel Nascimento: TV Actor.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Nikolija
(1989) Janine Tugonon: Filipino model and television host.
(1989) Miroslav Stoch: Slovakian footballer.
(1989) Cashier: YouNow Star.
(1989) Rakuto Tochihara: Japanese actor.
(1988) Irene Escolar
(1988) Sandi Ball: YouTube Star.
(1988) Carly Janiga: American gymnast.
(1988) Zeph Ellis: English rapper and producer.
(1987) Fumino Kimura: Japanese actress.

(1987) Zac Efron: Actor.
(1987) Tsunenori Aoki: Japanese actor.
(1987) Freja Beha Erichsen: Model.
(1986) Romina Lanaro
(1986) Zachary Barnett: Rock Singer.
(1985) Terry Etim: English mixed martial artist.
(1985) Ashlyn Harris: Soccer Player.
(1985) Erina Yamaguchi: Japanese model.
(1985) RR Enriquez: Filipino model actress and television host.
(1985) Yoenis Cespedes: Athlete.
(1984) Jérémy Chatelain
(1984) Kaio de Almeida: Brazilian swimmer.
(1984) Saki Fujita: Voice Actor.
(1984) Thunderca Thundercat: Musician.
(1984) Elaine Bradley: American drummer and songwriter (Neon Trees).
(1983) Rebecca Ferguson (actress)
(1983) Julia Selepen: Lithuanian figure skater.
(1983) Romain Dupuy: French criminal, a schizophreniac who murdered two hospital staff, Lucette Gariod and Chantal Klimaszewski, on the night of 17-18 December 2004, after spending hours smoking fifteen joints.
(1983) Cara Santa Maria: American neuroscientist and blogger.
(1983) Rebecca Ferguson: Movie Actress.
(1983) Andy Lonergan: English footballer.
(1982) Gillian Jacobs: TV Actress.
(1982) Nauheed Cyrusi
(1982) J A Happ
(1982) Daan van Bunge: Dutch cricketer.
(1982) Gonzalo Pineda: Mexican footballer.
(1982) Ne-Y Ne-Yo: Musician.
(1982) Louis Oosthuizen: South African golfer.
(1982) Atom Araullo: Filipino journalist.
(1982) James Yap: Basketball Player.
(1981) Christian Bautista: Filipino singer and actor.
(1981) Heikki Kovalainen: Finnish race car driver.
(1981) Karoline Schuch
(1980) Benjamin Salisbury: American actor.
(1980) José Bautista: Dominican baseball player.
(1980) Alessandro de Simone
(1980) Rajai Davis: American baseball player.
(1980) Alessandro De Simone: Italian member of a boys band very popular in Italy in 2001, Lunapop.
(1980) Jose Bautista: Baseball Player.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Marc Elliott: British actor.
(1979) Jose Luis Lopez: Mexican footballer.
(1979) Sachiko Sugiyama: Japanese volleyball player.
(1979) Brian Robertson: American trombonist (Suburban Legends).
(1979) Hiromi Yanagihara: Japanese singer and actress (Country Musume) (d. 1999).
(1979) José López: Mexican footballer.
(1978) Enrique Bernoldi: Brazilian race car driver.
(1978) Vincent Macaigne
(1978) James Roberts: British Ice Hockey Player.
(1978) Henri Sorvali: Finnish guitarist and keyboard player (Moonsorrow and Finntroll).

(1978) Zakhar Dubensky: Russian footballer.
(1978) Chris Sellers: Cleveland, Ohio -- Rapper (Another Bad Creation).
(1978) Zakhar Dubenskiy: Russian footballer.
(1978) Gabrielle Dennis: TV Actress.
(1977) Habib Beye: French-Senegalese footballer.
(1977) Jason Reitman: Canadian-American director producer and screenwriter.
(1977) Takamasa Suga: Japanese actor.
(1977) Raúl Tamudo: Spanish footballer.
(1977) Mo Twister: Filipino radio and television host.
(1977) Louis-Jose Houde: Canadian stand-up comic.
(1977) Raul Tamudo: Spanish footballer.
(1977) Louis-José Houde: Canadian comedian and actor.
(1976) Desmond Harrington: American actor.
(1976) Michael Young (baseball)
(1976) Joe Duplantier
(1976) Paul Hartley: Scottish footballer and manager.
(1976) Joy Bryant: American actress.
(1976) Omar Gooding: American actor.
(1976) Joy Bryant: American actress.
(1976) Breaux Greer: Athlete.
(1976) Amber Hamilton: Auburn, Washington -- Miss America - Washington (1996).
(1976) Robert Scott: American homicide victim.
(1976) Michael Young: American baseball player.
(1976) Dan Smith: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1976) Hiroshi Sakai: Japanese footballer.
(1976) Jostein Gulbrandsen: Norwegian guitarist and composer.
(1975) Shian-Li Tsang: Japanese model.
(1975) Burak Güven: Turkish singer-songwriter and bass player (Mor ve Ötesi).
(1975) Nic Pizzolatto: Novelist.
(1974) Sigolène Vinson: Lawyer and comedian, she became novelist and legal reporter for Charlie Hebdo.
(1974) Amish Tripathi: Author.
(1974) Zhou Xun: Actress.
(1974) Percy Ellsworth: Safety (New York Giants).
(1973) Nathalie Pottier
(1973) Hicham Arazi: Moroccan tennis player.
(1973) Neal Brennan
(1973) Joaquin Gage: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1973) Okan Buruk: Turkish footballer and manager.
(1973) Robert Tate: Wide receiver (Minnesota Vikings).
(1973) Shi Ting Wang: Tainan, Taiwan -- Tennis star (1994 Taipei).
(1972) Pras (musician)
(1972) Keith Foulke: American baseball pitcher.
(1972) Reggie Rusk: Cornerback (Tampa Bay Buccaneers).
(1972) Pras : American rapper and producer (Fugees).
(1972) Megan Still: Australian rower (1996 Olympics).
(1972) Otto Steffers: Louisville, Kentucky -- Field hockey defender (1996 Olympics).
(1972) Pras Michel: Musician.
(1972) Glen Anthony Mitchell: Hamilton, New Zealand -- Road race cyclist (1996 Olympics).
(1972) Marc Newfield: Sacramento, California -- Outfielder (San Diego Padres).
(1972) Karl Iagnemma: Writer.
(1971) Christina Augustyn: Miss New Jersey USA (1996).
(1971) Sweet Saraya: Wrestler.
(1970) Chris Kattan: American comedian and actor.
(1970) Kacey Ainsworth
(1970) Caroline Catz: English actress.
(1970) Benita Brooks: Miss Alabama USA (1996).
(1970) Mike Mitchell: Director.
(1970) Andrew Griffiths: English politician.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) John Edward: American psychic, host of the TV series "Crossing Over With John Edward," in which he roams through his studio audiences, transmitting messages from their dearly departed.
(1969) Trey Parker: Director.
(1969) Roger Cross
(1969) Erwin Sánchez: Bolivian footballer and manager.
(1969) Dieter Thoma: German skier, champion ski jumper.
(1969) Zdeno Ciger: Martin, Slovakia -- NHL left wing (Edmonton Oilers).
(1969) DJ Sammy: Spanish DJ and producer.
(1969) Erwin Sanchez: Bolivian footballer.
(1968) Chantal Macé
(1968) Kacey Ainsworth: English actress.

(1968) Rodney Carrington: American comedian actor and singer.
(1968) Yayan Ruhian: Indonesian actor and stuntman.
(1967) Véronique Courjault
(1967) Amy Carter: American noted daughter of President Jimmy Carter.
(1967) Veronique Courjault: French infanticide perpetrator, she admitted killing three of her children.
(1967) Yōji Matsuda: Japanese actor.
(1967) Yoko Shimomura: Japanese pianist and composer (Alph Lyla).
(1967) Davina McCall: English television presenter.
(1966) Jon Favreau: American actor, writer and director.
(1966) Dimitris Lyacos: Greek poet and playwright.
(1966) Amy Linker in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actress (Lewis and Clark, Lauren - Square Pegs).
(1966) Anna Clark: San Francisco, California -- Playmate (Apr, 1987).
(1966) Dave Veres: Montgomery, Alabama -- Pitcher (Montreal Expos).
(1966) Roger Cross: Jamaican-Canadian actor.
(1966) Sinitta: Rocker (Omn ).
(1966) Roger R Cross: Jamaican-born actor.
(1965) Ty Pennington: American carpenter and television host.
(1965) Brad Daugherty: American basketball player and sportscaster.
(1965) Lucio Topatigh: Hockey forward (Team Italy 1998).
(1965) Maria Lee Ostapiej in La Mess: California, USA; Miss California-America (1991).
(1964) Agnès Jaoui: French screenwriter, film director, and actress-singer, of Tunisian Jewish descent.
(1964) Manuel Legris: Frenchd dancer and choreographer, named "danseur étoile" by Rudolf Nureyev in 1986.
(1964) Pierre Larrouturou
(1964) Ty Pennington: Reality Star.
(1964) Webster Slaughter: NFL wide receiver (KC Chiefs).
(1964) Jorge Luis Gonzales: Cuban-born American boxer.
(1964) Jorge González: Cuban-American boxer.
(1964) Ty Pennington: Reality Star.
(1963) Prince Laurent of Belgium
(1963) Jim Dombrowski: NFL guard (NO Saints).
(1963) Brian H Henniger: Sacramento, California -- PGA golfer (1994 Deposit Guaranty).
(1963) Prince Laurent: of Belgium.
(1963) Sinitta : Pop Singer.
(1963) Laurent : Belgian royalty, the third and youngest child of King Albert II and Queen Paola.
(1963) Laurens BBM: Belgian Prince / Son of Albert II & Paola.
(1963) Kool Keith: American rapper and producer (Ultramagnetic MCs Analog Brothers and Masters of Illusion).
(1962) Evander Holyfield: Boxer.
(1962) Svetlana Zainetdinova: Soviet-Estonian chess player and coach.
(1962) Ruud Bread: Soccer player (NAC).
(1962) Tracy Chevalier: American-English author.
(1962) Bendik Hofseth: Norwegian saxophonist and composer.
(1961) Tim Belcher: American baseball player, a pitcher for the Kansas City Royals.
(1961) Tracy Griffith
(1961) Cliff Lyons: Australian rugby player and coach.
(1961) Wynton Marsalis: Musician.
(1961) Erin Moran: Actress.
(1961) Sunny Deol: Indian actor and producer.
(1961) Rick Moody: Novelist.
(1960) Mark Davis (pitcher)
(1960) Dan Woodgate
(1960) Susan Straight: American author and academic.
(1960) Dawn Coe-Jones: Campbell River, British Columbia -- LPGA golfer (1992 Kemper Open).
(1960) Woody: Rocker (Voice of Beehive-Let it Bee).
(1960) Mark Davis: American pro baseball pitcher who pitched in the All-Star Games of 1988 and 1989 for the National League.
(1960) Jeremy Swift: English actor.
(1960) Takeshi Koshida: Japanese footballer.
(1960) Jennifer Holliday: Houston, Texas -- Singer / actress (Dream Girls).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Martin Kusch: German philosopher and academic.
(1959) Nir Barkat: Israeli businessman and politician Mayor of Jerusalem.
(1958) Dario Franceschini: Italian writer and politician, elected leader of the Democratic Party in early 2009.
(1958) Lou Briel: Puerto Rican singer-songwriter pianist producer and actor.
(1958) John Bloom [Joe Bob Briggs]: Drive-in movie critic.
(1958) Roberto Malandrino: Italian comedian, half of the duo 'Malandrino e Veronica' (with Paolo Maria Veronica).
(1958) Antoine Trousers: Rock drummer / singer (Dike-Bleeding Heart).
(1958) Carolyn Browne: English diplomat British Ambassador to Kazakhstan.
(1958) Michael Steele: American journalist and politician 7th Lieutenant Governor of Maryland.
(1958) Hiromi Hara: Japanese footballer and manager.

(1958) Thomas Hearns: Athlete.
(1958) Tiriel Mora: Australian actor.
(1957) Dorinda Clark-Cole: American singer-songwriter and pianist (The Clark Sisters).
(1957) Karl Wallinger: Welsh singer-songwriter keyboard player and producer (World Party and The Waterboys).
(1957) Karl Wallingher: Prestatyn, Wales -- Rocker (World Party).
(1957) Ray Richmond: American journalist and critic.
(1957) Doug Kirby: American author and travel guide.
(1956) Sunny Deol: Movie Actor.
(1956) Sunny Deol: Movie Actor.
(1956) Thierry Beccaro
(1956) Charlene Gallego: American homicide; with her husband, Gerald, known as the rarest of criminals, the husband-and-wife homicide team.
(1956) Roberta Manfredi: Italian noted family, the daughter of Nino Manfredi.
(1956) Grover Norquist: American activist founded Americans for Tax Reform.
(1956) Carlo Urbani: Italian physician (d. 1993).
(1956) Bruce Weber: American basketball player and coach.
(1956) Elena Garanina: Soviet ice dancer and coach.
(1956) Nino DeFranco: Rocker (DeFranco Family).
(1956) Steve Doocy: American journalist and author.
(1956) Didier Theys: Belgian race car driver and coach.
(1955) Sabine Haudepin
(1955) Lonnie Shelton
(1955) Pat Klous: Hutchinson, Kansas -- Actress (Marcy-Flying High, Judy-Love Boat).
(1955) Dan Gutman: Children's Author.
(1955) Melpo Kosti: Greek actress.
(1955) Pat Klous in Hutchinson: Kansas, USA; actress (Marcy - Flying High, Judy - The Love Boat).
(1955) Lonnie Shelton NBA forward (New York Knick: Seattle Supersonics).
(1955) LaSalle Ishii: Japanese actor and director.
(1955) David Twohy: Director.
(1954) Sam Allardyce: English football manager.
(1954) Ken Stott: Scottish actor.
(1954) Joe Bryant: American basketball player and coach.
(1954) Deborah Blum: American journalist and author.
(1953) Lionel Hollins: American basketball player and coach.
(1952) Jean-Pierre Decool
(1952) Marie-Christine Arnautu
(1952) Alexander Leibkind: Germany -- Judo (1976 Olympics) / WLAF GM (Rhein Fire).
(1952) Verónica Castro: Mexican actress and singer.
(1952) Peter Bone: English accountant and politician.
(1952) Veronica Castro: Mexican actress and singer.
(1952) Floyd Mayweather: Boxer.
(1952) Giuseppe Cionfoli: Italian singer-songwriter and musician; a member of Squadra Italia, an Italian band that was formed at the Sanremo Festival in 1994.
(1951) Pierre-Étienne Bisch: French government official, prefect of the Centre region and prefect of Loiret since 2012.
(1951) Demetrios Christodoulou: Greek physicist, recipient of the Bocher Memorial Prize.
(1951) Terry McMillan: Author.
(1951) Pam Dawber: Actress.
(1951) Annie Golden: Brooklyn, New York -- Actress (Forever Lulu, Hair).
(1950) Márcia Tabone: Brazilian transpersonal psychologist and author.
(1950) Wendy Wasserstein: Playwright.
(1950) Om Puri: Actor.
(1950) Yeslam bin Ladin: Saudi Arabian-Swiss businessman.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Lynn Dickey: American football player and radio host.
(1949) Jamie McGrigor: English-Scottish politician.
(1948) Mimi Gibson
(1948) George Pau-Langevin
(1948) Patrick Simmons: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Doobie Brothers).
(1948) Dave Mallow: American voice actor and screenwriter.
(1948) James Kunstler: American author and critic.
(1948) Greg Malone: Canadian impressionist and actor.
(1948) Chester Biscardi: Composer.
(1948) James Howard Kunstler: Author.

(1947) Stephanie Simonton: American physician, psychotherapist and co-director of the Cancer Counseling and Research Center in Dallas, TX.
(1947) Yves Delubac: French documentary filmmaker and script writer.
(1947) Laura Nyro: Musician.
(1947) Giorgio Cavazzano: Italian author and illustrator.
(1947) Joe Morton: Actor.
(1946) Robert Hue: French politician who was National Secretary of the French Communist Party (PCF) from 1994 to 2001 and President of the PCF from 2001 to 2002.
(1946) Philip Pullman: English author and academic.
(1946) Ernesto Palacio: Peruvian tenor, particularly associated with Rossini and Mozart roles.
(1946) Howard Shore: Composer.
(1946) Bob Holland: Australian cricketer and surveyor.
(1946) Margaret McElroy: English psychic medium, radio show host and author of six books.
(1945) John Lithgow: American actor with a range versatile enough to cover drama and comedy.
(1945) Divine (actor)
(1945) Gloria Jones: American singer-songwriter (T.
(1945) Angus Deaton: Scottish-American economist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1945) Christopher Shays: Politician.
(1945) Carol Kidd: Scottish singer.
(1945) Jeannie Riley: American singer.
(1945) Martin Welz: South African journalist.
(1945) Patrick Simmons: Rocker (Doobie Brothers).
(1945) Jeannie C: Riley American country and gospel singer.
(1945) Divine : American actor and singer, the Drag Queen of the Century, a 375 lbs.
(1945) Ahmed Abel-Wadoud Karadawi: Academic / activist.
(1945) Patricia Ireland: American attorney and feminist.
(1944) Bill Melchionni
(1944) Richard Kinder: Businessman.
(1944) Keith Adrian [Johnson]: Indies / Dutch actor (Intrepid Mr Twist).
(1944) Peter Tosh: Jamaican reggae singer (The Wailers) (d. 1987).
(1944) George McCrae: US singer (Lead Me On, Rock Your Baby).
(1944) Peter Tosh: Jamaican reggae singer (The Wailers) (d. 1987).
(1943) Robin Greville Holloway: Composer.
(1943) Robert Morris: Composer.
(1943) L Modesitt: Jr.
(1943) Robin Holloway: English composer and academic.
(1943) Takis Ikonomopoulos: Greek footballer and coach.
(1942) Jean-Pierre About: French writer, reporter and assistant director, known for the films Statu Quo (2003), Louis Lumière (1968) and Tout le monde en parle (1998).
(1942) edmond Baraffe
(1942) Andrew Vachss: American author and attorney.
(1941) Simon Ward: London, England -- Actor (4 Musketeers, 4 Feathers).
(1941) Franck Devenne: French race horse jockey, harness racer.
(1940) Michael Gambon: English actor (Singing Detective, Paris at Night).
(1940) Jerzy Kulej: Poland -- Light welterweight boxer (1964, 68 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1940) Larry Chance: American singer-songwriter (The Earls).
(1940) Rosny Smarth: Haitian lawyer and politician 8th Prime Minister of Haiti.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) David Clark de Windermere
(1939) Masabumi Kikuchi
(1939) Mike Ditka: Coach.
(1939) Jean-Paul Escande: French business executive, a corporate director and manager.
(1939) David Clark: Scottish politician, a Member of Parliament returned at General Election 6/11/1987.
(1939) Benita Valente in Delano: California, USA; soprano (Pamina - Die Zauberfl�te).
(1939) Marina Oswald: Celebrity.
(1938) Bill Morris: Baron Morris of Handsworth Jamaican-English union leader and politician.
(1938) Ton Regtien: Dutch student leader.
(1938) Murray Hutchison: American administrator and CEO in charge of International Technology, a hazardous waste company.

(1938) Dawn Wells: Actress.
(1937) Marilyn Bell: Canadian swimmer who swam the English Channel in 14 hours and 36 minutes in 1955 when she was 17, 5'2" and 119 pounds.
(1937) Peter Max: German-American artist, a pop culture hero with his highly-personalized, exuberant and psychedelic style.
(1937) Terence Thomas: Baron Thomas of Macclesfield English banker and politician.
(1937) Nicholas Palmer: Television writer / producer.
(1937) Sean Garrison in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Up Periscope, Splendor in the Grass).
(1936) Sylvia Browne: American professional psychic, gifted all her life and founder of Nirvana Foundation for Psychic Research in 1974.
(1936) Tony Lo Bianco in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actor (Ann Jillian Story, Hizzoner!).
(1936) Tony Bianco: American actor and director.
(1936) James Bevel: American civil rights activist (Born 1936).
(1936) Johnetta Betsch Cole: Educator / President (Spellman College) / (Sen-D-KY).
(1935) Peter Boyle: Actor.
(1935) Don Ward: Canadian-American ice hockey player (d. 2014).
(1935) Jim Reeves: Rocker.
(1934) Benita Valente: American singer, acclaimed for almost 30 years as one of the most beloved lyric sopranos of her generation, as well as one of the busiest.
(1934) David Guard: Rocker (Kingston Trio).
(1934) Jakubu Gowon: Army staff chief / President of Nigeria (1966-75).
(1934) Yakubu Gowon: Nigerian general and politician 3rd Head of State of Nigeria.
(1934) Charles R. Swindoll: Clergyman.
(1933) Anthony Skingsley: English air marshal.
(1933) Wilfried Dietrich: German FR, super-heavyweight (1960 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1933) Irwin M. Jacobs: Businessman.
(1933) Brian Booth: Australian cricketer and educator.
(1932) Robert Reed: American actor best known for being the paterfamilias Mike Brady in the TV series "The Brady Bunch," a silly, corny and endearing show which ran from 1969-1974.
(1932) François Guillaume
(1932) Mary Reardon: American accused and acquitted of homicide.
(1932) Lloyd Haynes in South Bend: Indiana, USA; actor (Pete Dixon - Room 222).
(1932) Robert Reed in Highland Park: Illinois, USA; actor (Mike - The Brady Bunch, Nurse).
(1932) Giulio De Angelis: Italian contractor, a builder in Rome and father of the race driver, Elio De Angelis.
(1931) John Le Carre
(1931) Atsushi Miyagi: Japanese tennis player.
(1931) Laszlo Kalmar: Composer.
(1931) John le Carré: English intelligence officer and author.
(1931) Ed Emberley: American author and illustrator.
(1931) John le Carre: English novelist.
(1931) Manolo Escobar: Spanish singer and actor (d. 2013).
(1930) Mavis Nicholson: Welsh-English journalist.
(1930) Frank Carlucci: Politician.
(1930) John Evans: Baron Evans of Parkside English union leader and politician.
(1930) Tom ap Rees: Botanist.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Lewis Wolpert: South African-English biologist author and academic.
(1929) Raul Solnado: Portuguese actor and comedian.
(1929) Dumitru Capoianu: Composer.
(1929) Balbir Singh: India -- Field hockey player (1948-56 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1928) Lou Scheimer: American animator producer and voice actor co-founded the Filmation Company (d. 2013).
(1928) Buff Cobb: Florence, Italy -- Actress (Masquerade Party).
(1928) Mustapha Zitouni: Algerian-born pro soccer player for France and later for Algeria.
(1928) Philippe Sechet: Nogent sur Marne EXecutives.
(1927) Pierre Alechinsky: Belgian artist descending from a Jewish Russian father and a Wallonian mother.
(1927) Jean Bastien-Thiry

(1927) George C. Scott: Actor.
(1927) Stephen Keynes: English businessman.
(1927) Marjorie Tallchief: US ballerina (Harkness Ballet).
(1926) Philippe Mareuil: French film, TV and stage actor and dubber who died on 8 January 2016 in Suresnes, Hauts-de-Seine, France.
(1926) Arne Bendiksen: Norwegian singer-songwriter and producer (d. 2009).
(1926) Chuck Berry: Musician.
(1926) Klaus Kinski: Actor.
(1926) Marjorie Tallchief: American ballerina.
(1926) Vladimir Shlapentokh: Ukrainian-American sociologist historian political scientist and academic (d. 2015).
(1926) Joel Feinberg: American philosopher and academic (d. 2004).
(1925) Raymond Impanis: Belgium sport Champion.
(1925) Bernard Hepton: Bradford, England -- Actor (6 Wives of Henry VIII).
(1925) Czesław Kiszczak: Polish general and politician 11th Prime Minister of the People's Republic of Poland (d. 2015).
(1925) Victor Zorza: Journalist / Russian specialist.
(1925) Johnny Stompanato: American homicide victim.
(1925) Emilio Eduardo Massera: Argentine naval officer and National Reorganization Process figure (d. 2010).
(1925) Emilio Massera: Argentinian admiral (d. 2010).
(1924) Claude Vouters: Lille physician.
(1923) Patty Learmonth: American astrologer and writer.
(1923) Ruth Stevenson: American art collector founded the Amon Carter Museum of American Art (d. 2013).
(1923) Baby Dalupan: Filipino basketball player and coach.
(1923) Louis Vidal: Stains physician.
(1922) Jack Anderson: American newspaper political reporter since 1947 with hard-hitting exposes of scandal and corruption in high places.
(1922) Elena Curti: Italian noted family, alleged to be illegitimate daughter of benito mussolini.
(1921) George Nader: American actor, Universal Studio's leading man in 1950.
(1921) Herbert Kalmbach: American lawyer.
(1921) René Ricord: French thug, involved in racketeering in the Pigalle area of Paris.
(1921) Jesse Helms: Politician.
(1921) Jean Faucher: Clichy Journalist.
(1921) Gunnar Nordahl: Sweden -- Soccer player (1948 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1920) LaWanda Page: American actress (d. 2002).
(1920) Guido Sacerdote: Italian TV Director for studio one.
(1920) Robert Hugo Dunlap
(1920) Harry Alan Towers: English film producer and screenwriter (Born 1920).
(1920) Pandurang Shastri Athavale: Indian philosopher (d. 2003).
(1920) Pandurang Athavale: Indian philosopher and educator (d. 2003).
(1920) Robert Dunlap: American military, United States Marine Corps officer who received the Medal of Honor during World War II for his actions in the Battle of Iwo Jima.
(1920) Harry Towers: English-Canadian screenwriter and producer (d. 2009).
(1920) Gianfranco D'Aronco: Italy Writer.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Pierre Trudeau: Statesman.
(1918) Jan Pronk: Netherlands sport Champion.
(1918) Charles Evans: English-Welsh mountaineer surgeon and educator (d. 1995).
(1918) Robert Charles Evans: Mountaineer / doctor.
(1918) Louis Althusser: French philosopher (For Marx, Strangled His Wife).
(1918) Fiorenzo Carpi: Italian musician, film music composer, composer of music for films since french film "zazie dans le metro" 1960.
(1918) Robert Strauss: American lawyer and diplomat United States Ambassador to Russia (d. 2014).
(1918) Russel Kirk: American author and political theorist (d. 1994).
(1918) Russell Kirk: American theorist and author (d. 1994).
(1917) René Laurentin: French educator, a Professor at the Catholic University of Angers.

(1917) Walter Munk: Austrian-American oceanographer author and academic.
(1917) William Blass: American soldier lawyer and politician (d. 2012).
(1916) José Charlet: French artist, an architect and painter.
(1916) Jean Dausset: French scientist; physician who shared the Nobel Prize with two others for their work on antigens, 1980.
(1916) Emil Gilels: Soviet pianist.
(1916) Karl-Birger Blomdahl: Sweden -- Opera composer (Herr von Hancken).
(1916) David Lewis: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania -- Actor (Edward Quartermaine- General Hospital).
(1916) Minoru Yasui: American soldier lawyer and activist (d. 1986).
(1916) Toby Rowland: Theatrical manager.
(1915) Gabrielle Devries
(1915) Mentz Schulerud: Norwegian author, radio personality, and theatre director.
(1915) Farid al-Atrash: Syrian-Egyptian singer-songwriter oud player and actor (d. 1974).
(1915) Wilhelm Schluter: Germany Military man.
(1915) John Shepperd: American lawyer, businessman, and politician who served as the Secretary of State (1950-1952) and Attorney General (1953–1957) for the U.S.
(1914) Juanita Moore: American actress (d. 2014).
(1913) Vinícius de Moraes
(1913) Vasco Pratolini: Italian writer, a novelist and short story writer who won a number of prizes.
(1913) Jean Urruty: France -- Jai-Alai champion.
(1913) Vinicius de Moraes: Brazilian poet playwright and composer (d. 1980).
(1913) Vinícius Moraes: Brazilian poet and composer who wrote the words of "Girl of Ipanema," a great hit in bossa-nova.
(1912) Jean Klein (spiritual teacher)
(1911) Hilde Spiel: Writer.
(1911) George Cates: NYC, New York -- Orchestra leader (Lawrence Welk Show).
(1910) Paul Robert: French lexicographer and publisher (d. 1980).
(1910) Shunkichi Hamada: Japanese field hockey player (d. 2009).
(1910) Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar: Indian-American astrophysicist who, with William A. Fowler, won the 1983 Nobel Prize for Physics for key discoveries that led to the currently accepted theory on the later evolutionary stages of massive stars.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Robert Beatty: Canadian-British actor who appeared in many films and television series.
(1909) Marguerite Perey: French physicist, the first woman to be elected at the French "Académie des Sciences" in 1962.
(1909) Albert Chavanac: French politician, a Paris senator from 22 September 1968 to 14 September 1972.
(1909) Stein Halvorsen: Norwegian theatre actor.
(1908) Geirr Tveitt: Norwegian pianist and composer (d. 1981).
(1908) Nils Geirr Tveitt: Composer.
(1908) Patrick Cairns "Spike" Hughes: British jazz musician / composer (Elegy).
(1907) Roger Wolfe Kahn: American bandleader (d. 1962).
(1907) Roger Kahn: American bandleader and composer (d. 1962).
(1906) Patrick Carraher: Scottish homicide perpetrator, he was charged with murder on August 13, 1934.

(1906) David Harker: American medical researcher, scientist, chemist, crystalographer, who according to the New York Times was "a pioneer in the use of X-rays to decipher the structure of critical substances in the life process of cells".
(1904) Tuuli Reijonen: Finnish writer, interested in the paranormal.
(1903) Tor Johnson: Swedish wrestler and actor (d. 1971).
(1903) Vittorio Giannini: Composer.
(1902) Miriam Hopkins: Actress.
(1902) Karl Evang: Norwegian physician and civil servant.
(1901) Arleigh Burke: American admiral (Born 1901).
(1901) Arleigh A Burke: Colorado, United States -- Admiral (WWII, Solomon Islands, Navy Cross).
(1900) Erna Berger: German coloratura lyric soprano, and opera singer and interpreter of German lieder.
(1900) Bill Ponsford: Australian cricketer and baseball player (d. 1991).
(1900) Andre Behoteguy: France sport Champion.
(1900) Theodoro Valcarcel: Composer.
(1900) Roy Worters: Canadian ice hockey goaltender (d. 1957).

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