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Famous Birthdays of 20 August

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 20th of August

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2010 - Today

(2014) Wentz: Family Member.

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2009 - 2000

(2003) Prince Gabriel of Belgium
(2003) Joshua Solomon: American child of large and controversial family, he is one of 14 children born via in vitro fertilization and implantation.
(2002) Dania Tanovic: French-born child of noted parent, film director Danis Tanovic.
(2000) Fátima Ptacek: American actress.
(2000) Fatima Ptacek: Voice Actor.
(2000) Anastasia Gubanova: Russian figure skater.

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1999 - 1990

(1997) Hunter Knoche: Drummer.
(1996) Maddie Orlando: Family Member.
(1996) Julian Jordan: DJ.
(1995) Liana Liberato: American actress.
(1995) Anna Danilina: Russian-Kazakhstani tennis player.
(1995) Josiah Jenkins: Vine Star.
(1994) White Buffalo: Janesville, Wisconsin.
(1994) Merily Toom: Estonian footballer.
(1993) Brianna and Brittany McConnell: American twin actors.
(1993) Mario Jelavić: Croatian footballer.

(1993) MK Nobilette: American singer.
(1993) Kamel Zeghli: Algerian footballer.
(1993) Lilshortysgs : YouTube Star.
(1992) Demi Lovato: American singer-songwriter, musician and actress.
(1992) Neslihan Atagül
(1992) Alexandra Saitova
(1992) Oro Jr: Mexican wrestler.
(1992) Andrei Peteleu: Romanian footballer.
(1992) Alex Newell: TV Actor.
(1992) Matej Delač: Croatian footballer.
(1992) Deniss Rakels: Latvian footballer.
(1992) Matej Delac: Croatian footballer.
(1991) Jules Plisson
(1991) Jyrki Jokipakka: Finnish hockey player.
(1991) Dejan Glavica: Croatian footballer.
(1991) Marko Djokovic: Serbian tennis player.
(1991) Tejitu Daba: Ethiopian runner.
(1991) Jacob Dalton: Athlete.
(1991) Luke O'Neill: English footballer.
(1991) Mario Tičinović: Croatian footballer.
(1991) Simon Desue: YouTube Star.
(1991) Marko ?okovic: Serbian tennis player.
(1991) Arseny Logashov: Russian footballer.
(1991) Cory Joseph: American basketball player.
(1990) Ranomi Kromowidjojo: Dutch swimmer.
(1990) Venelin Filipov: Bulgarian footballer.
(1990) Fabien Jarsalé: French footballer.
(1990) Bradley Klahn: American tennis player.
(1990) Jake Hall: Reality Star.
(1990) Leigh Griffiths: Soccer Player.
(1990) Jasmyn Banks: English actress.
(1990) Conlin McCabe: Canadian rower.
(1990) Ross Irvine: Scottish child murder victim in the Dunblane school massacre.
(1990) Macauley Chrisantus: Nigerian footballer.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Slavcho Shokolarov: Bulgarian footballer.
(1989) Jordan Quinten: American noted family, the daughter and first child of Entertainment Tonight hostess Leeza Gibbons and her husband, British actor Chris Quinten.
(1989) Dean Winnard: English footballer.
(1989) Judd Trump: English snooker player.
(1989) Silas Kiplagat: Kenyan runner.
(1989) Nebil Gahwagi: Hungarian footballer.
(1989) Romeo Miller: Musician.
(1989) Kirko Bangz: Rapper.
(1989) Lil' Romeo: Musician.
(1989) Olivia Pierson: Reality Star.

(1988) Strify (Cinema Bizarre)
(1988) Jerryd Bayless: American basketball player.
(1988) Bharat Chawda
(1988) Naathan Phan: Scottish magician and actor.
(1988) Ferhat Pehlivan: Turkish boxer.
(1988) Sarah R: Lotfi American director producer and screenwriter.
(1988) José Zamora: Spanish footballer.
(1988) Nikki SooHoo: American actress.
(1987) Kristina (singer)
(1987) Cătălina Ponor: Romanian gymnast.
(1987) Stefan Aigner: German footballer.
(1987) Vedran Janjetović: Croatian-Australian footballer.
(1987) Egon Kaur: Estonian race car driver.
(1987) Kristína : Slovak singer and pianist.
(1987) Sido Jombati: Portuguese footballer.
(1987) Roy Krishna: Fijian footballer.
(1987) Jack Friels: Australian actor and musician (guitarist and lead vocalist), the son of well-known actors Colin Friels and Judy Davis.
(1987) Dulce Candy: YouTube Star.
(1986) Dan Martin (cyclist)
(1986) Tania Sachdev
(1986) Steven Campbell: Australian footballer.
(1986) Steven Zalewski: American ice hockey player.
(1986) EthosLab : YouTube Star.
(1986) Letizia Ciampa: Italian actress.
(1986) Damien Gaudin: French cyclist.
(1986) Linus Sebastian: YouTube Star.
(1986) Christina Perri: Musician.
(1986) Lior Jean: Israeli footballer.
(1986) Ryo Katsuji: Japanese actor.
(1986) Luis Marco: Spanish runner.
(1986) Manuel Pamić: Croatian footballer.
(1986) Andrew Surman: South African-English footballer.
(1985) Álvaro Negredo: Spanish footballer.
(1985) Matt Hague: American baseball player.
(1985) Stephen Ward: Irish footballer.
(1985) Mark Washington: American football player.
(1985) Blake DeWitt: American baseball player.
(1985) Glen Buttriss: Australian rugby player.
(1985) Thomas Domingo: French rugby player.
(1985) Brant Daugherty: TV Actor.
(1985) Joe Vitale: American ice hockey player.
(1985) Willie Ripia: New Zealand rugby player.
(1985) Jack King: English footballer.
(1985) Josh Flagg: American real estate agent.
(1984) Tsokye Karchung: Bhutanese model and actress Miss Bhutan 2008.
(1984) Rachelle Leah: American model and actress.
(1984) Mirai Moriyama: Japanese actor.
(1984) Ingrid Lukas: Estonian-Swiss singer-songwriter and pianist.
(1984) Aílton Almeida: Brazilian footballer.
(1984) Pavel Eismann: Czech footballer.
(1984) Laura Georges: French footballer.
(1984) Jamie Hoffmann: American baseball player.
(1984) Tom Speer: American mixed martial artist.
(1983) Andrew Garfield: American actor.
(1983) Amrita Puri
(1983) Luke Burgess (rugby union)
(1983) Mladen Pelaić: Croatian footballer.
(1983) Yuri Zhirkov: Russian footballer.
(1983) Tammin Sursok: Actress.
(1983) Reeva Steenkamp: Model.
(1983) Héctor Landazuri: Colombian footballer.
(1983) Brian Schaefering: American football player.
(1983) Hamza Abdullah: American football player.
(1983) Paulo Benini: Brazilian footballer.
(1983) Lance Broadway: American baseball player and actor.
(1982) Meghan Ory: TV Actress.
(1982) Laura Donnelly (actress)
(1982) Monty Dumond: South African rugby player.
(1982) Stipe Miocic: Athlete.
(1982) Melissa Fumero: Actress.
(1982) Enyelbert Soto: Venezuelan-Japanese baseball player.
(1982) Jamil Smith: American actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1982) Cleber Luis Alberti: Brazilian footballer.
(1982) Arisa : Italian singer, songwriter and actress.
(1982) Barney Rogers: Zimbabwean cricketer.
(1982) Erika Christensen: Actress.
(1982) Richard Petiot: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1982) Goran Nedeljković: Serbian rower.
(1982) Mijaín López: Cuban wrestler.
(1982) Youssouf Hersi: Ethiopian footballer.
(1982) Aleksandr Amisulashvili: Georgian footballer.
(1982) Cléber Alberti: Brazilian footballer.
(1982) Joshua Kennedy: Australian footballer.
(1981) Ben Barnes: English actor.
(1981) Patxi (Star Academy)
(1981) Pauline Delpech
(1981) Bernard Mendy: French footballer who plays for AEL Limassol.
(1981) Michael Rady: American actor.
(1981) Ali Liebert
(1981) Craig Ochs: American football player.
(1981) Lauri Illy: Virginia Beach, Virginia -- Rhythmic gymnast (1996 Olympics).
(1981) Brittany O'Neill: American noted family, the daughter of Cherry Ann Boone O'Neill.
(1981) Artur Kotenko: Estonian footballer.
(1981) Brett Finch: Australian rugby player.
(1981) Byron Saxton: Wrestler.
(1980) Samuel Dumoulin: French road bicycle racer, who has been a professional since 2002, for the Jean Delatour team.
(1980) Langhorne Slim: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1980) Rochelle Gadd: British actress.
(1980) Nicolás Tauber: Argentinian-Israeli footballer.
(1980) Corey Carrier: Actor (Young Indiana Jones).
(1980) Chesa Boudin: American lawyer, writer, and lecturer specializing in the U.S.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Kimberly Stewart: American noted family, the daughter of rock star Rod Stewart and his wife Alana.
(1979) Jamie Cullum: English singer-songwriter and pianist.
(1979) Tara Shaffer: Miss Ohio Teen USA (1996).
(1979) Cory Sullivan: American baseball player.
(1979) Sarah Borwell: English tennis player.
(1979) Haha : South Korean entertainer.
(1978) Alberto Martín: Spanish tennis player.
(1978) Kiko Furtado
(1978) Noah Bean: American actor best known for his roles as Ryan Fletcher on the The CW action-thriller series Nikita, as David Connor on the FX legal drama Damages and his leading performance in the independent film The Pill.
(1978) Emir Mkademi: Tunisian footballer.

(1978) Sanna Lankosaari: Ice hockey right wing (Finland, Olympics - 1998).
(1978) Aarti Sequeira: Chef.
(1978) Chris Schroder: American baseball player.
(1978) Michelle Borth: Actress.
(1977) Lilou Macé
(1977) Josh Pearce: American baseball player.
(1977) Aaron Taylor: American baseball player.
(1977) Mayra Verónica: Cuban-American model and singer.
(1977) Ivar Ingimarsson: Icelandic footballer.
(1977) Shockmain Davis: American football player.
(1977) Manuel Contepomi: Argentinian rugby player.
(1977) Felipe Contepomi: Argentinian rugby player coach and physician.
(1977) A Esmonde: Welsh author director and producer.
(1977) Stéphane Gillet: Luxembourgian footballer.
(1977) Aaron Hamill: Australian footballer and coach.
(1977) Ívar Ingimarsson: Icelandic footballer.
(1977) Kevin Navayne: Jamaican-American actor and producer.
(1977) James Ormond: English cricketer.
(1977) Callum Blue: Actor.
(1977) Wayne Brown: English footballer.
(1977) Paolo Bianco: Italian footballer.
(1977) Mayra Veronica: Cuban model and actress.
(1976) Anaïs Croze
(1976) Kristen Miller: American actress producer and screenwriter.
(1976) Chris Drury: American ice hockey player.
(1976) Cornel Frăsineanu: Romanian footballer.
(1976) Nicole Curtis: TV Show Host.
(1976) Fabio Ulloa: Honduran footballer.
(1976) Marcel Podszus: German footballer.
(1976) Gene Kingsale: Aruban-Dutch baseball player.
(1976) Randeep Hooda: Indian actor.
(1976) Tony Grant: Irish footballer.
(1975) Marko Martin: Estonian pianist and educator.
(1975) Marcin Adamski: Polish footballer and manager.
(1975) Tracie Thoms: Actress.
(1975) Marcus Mastin: American author.
(1975) Elijah Williams: American football player and coach.
(1975) Mac Tonnies: American author and blogger (d. 2009).
(1975) Shaun Newton: English footballer.
(1975) Jose Tomas: Spain's star bullfighter.
(1974) Amy Adams: American actress.
(1974) Misha Collins: American actor and director, best known for his role as the angel Castiel on the CW television series Supernatural (2008–present).
(1974) Maxim Vengerov: Russian violinist and conductor.
(1974) Adam Korol: Polish rower.
(1974) Szabolcs Safar: Hungarian footballer.
(1974) Denesha Reid: Miss USA-Georgia (1997).
(1974) Andy Strachan: Australian drummer and songwriter (The Living End and Pollyanna).
(1974) Szabolcs Sáfár: Hungarian footballer and coach.
(1974) Santino Rice: American fashion designer and actor.
(1974) Big Moe: American rapper (Screwed Up Click) (d. 2007).
(1974) Autumn Jackson: American news figure, the daughter of Shawn Renee Byers Thompson, who is alleged to be the daughter of comedian Bill Cosby.
(1973) Todd Helton: American baseball player.
(1973) Donn Swaby: American actor and screenwriter.
(1973) Alban Bushi: Albanian footballer.
(1973) José Paniagua: Dominican baseball player.
(1973) Dolvett Quince: Reality Star.
(1973) Cameron Mather: New Zealand rugby player and sportscaster.
(1973) Alexandre Finazzi: Brazilian footballer.
(1973) Scott Goodman: Australian swimmer.
(1972) Melvin Booker: American basketball player, a pro free-agent guard.
(1972) James Degorski: American homicide suspect, accused of being in accomplice in a mass murder On January 8, 1993, he and his high school buddy, Juan Luna, allegedly walked into a fast food restaurant in Palatine, IL and killed two owners and five employees.
(1972) Derrick Alston: American basketball player, a forward for the Charlotte Hornets.
(1972) Chaney Kley: American actor coach and sportscaster (d. 2007).
(1972) Scott Quinnell: Welsh rugby player and sportscaster.
(1972) Anna Umemiya: Japanese model and actress.
(1971) David Walliams: English stand up comedian, actor, author, television presenter and activist, best known for his partnership with Matt Lucas on the BBC One sketch shows Little Britain, Rock Profile and Come Fly with Me.
(1971) Kevin Hickman: NFL tight end (Detroit Lions).
(1971) Oronde Gadsden: NFL wide receiver (Dallas Cowboys).
(1971) Jonathan Quan: Vietnamese-American actor.
(1971) Steve Stone: English footballer and coach.
(1971) Jonathan Ke Quan: Vietnamese/American actor.
(1971) Ke Huy Quan: Saigon, Vietnam -- Actor (Sam-Together We Stand).
(1971) Nenad Bjelica: Croatian footballer and manager.
(1971) Brett Bech: Wide receiver (New Orleans Saints).
(1971) Matt Calland: English rugby player and coach.
(1971) Bernard Whittington: Defensive end (Indianapolis Colts).
(1970) Fred Durst: American singer (Limp Bizkit).
(1970) John Carmack: American game programmer co-founded Id Software.
(1970) Michela Marzano
(1970) Adrian Bower: English actor.
(1970) Fat Joe: Musician.
(1970) John D Carmack: American computer game programmer.
(1970) Jay McNeil: CFL guard (Calgary Stampeders).
(1970) Els Callens: Antwerp, Belgium -- Tennis star (1996 quarterfinalist Essen).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Bart Spark: Soccer player (Veendam, SC Heerenveen).
(1969) Billy Gardell: American comedian actor and producer.
(1969) Francisco Torres: Jockey.
(1969) Matthew Perry: Actor.
(1969) Duke Droese: American professional wrestler.
(1969) Mark Holzemer: American baseball player and scout.
(1968) Abdelatif Benazzi: Moroccan-French rugby player.
(1968) Klas Ingesson: Swedish footballer and manager (d. 2014).
(1968) Frode Barth: Norwegian guitarist and composer.
(1968) Brett Angell: English footballer and coach.

(1968) Sandy Brondello: Australian basketball guard (1996 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1968) Yuri Shiratori: Japanese voice actress and singer.
(1967) Andy Benes: American pro baseball pitcher who has played for three teams in his professional career.
(1967) Valérie Decamp: French business leader, who was President and CEO of La Tribune from 2010 to 2012, making her the first woman owner and director of a national daily newspaper in France.
(1967) Michael "Sean" Hall: Williamsburg, Virginia -- Rower (1996 Olympics).
(1967) Tori : American bodybuilder and wrestler.
(1967) Terri Poch: American yogini and professional wrestler.
(1967) Tabitha Soren: Celebrity.
(1967) Jean-Michel Braquet: French terrorist victim; kidnapped in Cambodia on 7/26/1994 and murdered with iron bars along with other captives by the Khmers Rouges.
(1967) Colin Cunningham: American actor.
(1966) Dimebag Darrell: American guitarist (Pantera and Damageplan) (d. 2004).
(1966) Enrico Letta: Italian politician who was designated as Prime Minister of Italy in April 2013.
(1966) Greg Jackson: NFL strong safety (Philadelphia Eagles, SD Chargers).
(1966) David Rees Snell: American actor (The Shield).
(1966) Colin Cunningham: American actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1966) Steven Finn: Laval, Quebec -- NHL defenseman (LA Kings).
(1966) Lee Ann Womack: Musician.
(1966) Courtney Gibbs Miss USA (1988): actress (Baywatch).
(1966) David Snell: American actor.
(1966) Miguel Albaladejo: Spanish director and screenwriter.
(1965) KRS-One : American rapper.
(1965) Joe Durigon: Jockey.
(1965) Maria de Medeiros: Actress.
(1965) Kyra Sedgwick: Actress.
(1965) Kevin Dillon: Actor.
(1964) Duncan Bravo: TV Actor.
(1964) Soren Skou: Businessman.
(1964) Dino Dvornik: Croatian singer-songwriter guitarist producer and actor (d. 2008).
(1964) Azarias Ruberwa: Congolese lawyer and politician Vice-Presidents of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
(1964) Dugomier : Belgian cartoonist.
(1964) Giuseppe Giannini in Rome: Italy; soccer player (Rome A Team).
(1963) Patrick Drahi
(1963) Carole Radziwill: Reality Star.
(1963) Bruce Hick: Australian rower (1996 Olympics).
(1963) Kal Daniels: American baseball player.
(1963) Uwe Bialon: German footballer and manager.
(1963) John Stamos: Actor.
(1963) José Cecena: Mexican baseball player.
(1962) James Marsters: American actor.
(1962) Sophie Aldred: British entertainer, appearing in the TV series "Doctor Who" and co-host of a paranormal series "It's a Mystery," September 1996.
(1962) Tammy Bruce: American radio host and author.
(1962) Song Dong-wook: South Korean tennis player.
(1962) Robert Meyer: Sacramento, California -- Canadian Tour golfer (1994 Morningstar).
(1962) Loretta Alderete: Los Angeles, California -- LPGA golfer (1992 Oldsmobile-14th).
(1962) Duffy James Joseph Waldorf Jr: Los Angeles, California -- PGA golfer (1995 LaCantera Tx).
(1962) Julius Genachowski: Businessman.
(1962) Marco Bizzarri: Businessman.
(1962) Michael J. Massimino: Astronaut.
(1962) Tammy Bruce: American radio host and author.
(1961) Alberto Zerain: Spanish mountaineer.
(1961) Jonathan Coe: Novelist.
(1961) Rick Rael: Heavy metal rocker.
(1961) Linda Mantz in New York City: USA; actress (Frankie - Dorothy).
(1961) Amanda Berry: English businesswoman.
(1961) Greg Egan: Australian computer programmer and author.
(1961) Joe Pasquale: English comedian and game show host.
(1960) Elizabeth Alda: Daughter of Alan Alda, actress (Beth-Four Seasons).
(1960) Christophe Coret: French race horse jockey, driver.
(1960) Sally Yates: Lawyer.
(1960) Troy Young: Horse trainer.
(1960) Mark Langston: San Diego, California -- Pitcher (California Angels).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Richard DeStasio: Horse trainer.
(1959) Missie McGeorge: Pueblo, Colorado -- LPGA golfer (1994 PING-Cellular One).
(1958) David O Russell
(1958) Rick Snyder: Politician.
(1958) Mohamed El-Erian: Businessman.
(1958) Michael Silka: American spree killer (d. 1984).
(1958) Patricia Rozema: Canadian film director and screenwriter.
(1958) Nigel Dodds: Northern Irish lawyer and politician.
(1958) Ukee Washington: American journalist and actor.
(1958) David Russell: American director and screenwriter.

(1958) John Stehr: American journalist.
(1958) Lenny Henry: British comedian (Three of a Kind).
(1957) Myung-se Lee
(1957) Mary Stavin
(1957) Finlay Calder: Scottish rugby player.
(1957) Jim Calder: Scottish rugby player.
(1957) Simon Donaldson: English mathematician and academic.
(1957) Sorin Antohi: Romanian journalist and historian.
(1957) Paul Johnson: American football coach.
(1957) Mithridade Davarpanah: French oral surgeon.
(1957) Jim "Bullseye": Bowen; British TV game show host.
(1957) Cindy Nicholas in Canada swimmer: swam English Channel 19 times.
(1957) Scott Ayakatubby: Beach volleyball champ.
(1957) Mike Dodd: Manhattan Beach, California -- Beach volleyballer.
(1957) Doug Fleger: Rocker.
(1957) Martin Donovan: Actor.
(1956) Joan Allen: American actress, a versatile performer in lead and supporting roles on stage and screen.
(1956) Desmond Swayne: English soldier and politician Vice-Chamberlain of the Household.
(1956) Alvin Greenidge: West Indian cricketer.
(1956) Rick Olsen: Rock guitarist (Berlin-Take My Breath Away).
(1955) Gloria Brame
(1955) Claire Devers
(1955) Agnes Chan: Hong Kong singer and author.
(1955) Danny Murphy: American actor (d. 2014).
(1955) Rob Wiedijk: Dutch rock vocalist (Bob Color).
(1955) Peter Gallagher: Actor.
(1955) Janet Royall: Baroness Royall of Blaisdon English politician Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.
(1955) Jay Acovone in Mahopac: New York, USA; actor (Det Rado - Hollywood Beat).
(1955) Ned Overend: Taipei, Taiwan -- Cyclist (1996 Olympics).
(1954) Al Roker: American television personality.
(1954) Theresa Saldana: Brooklyn, New York -- Actress (Rachel Scali-Commish).
(1954) Quinn Buckner: American basketball player and coach.
(1954) Don Stark: American actor.
(1954) Tawn Mastrey: American radio host and producer (d. 2007).
(1954) William Quinn Buckner: Phoenix, Illinois -- Basketballer (1976 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1953) Peter Horton in Bellevue: Washington, USA; actor (Gary-30 Something).
(1953) Mary Matalin: Celebrity.
(1953) Gerry Bertier: American wheelchair Olympian (Born 1953).
(1953) Peter Horton: American actor and director.
(1953) Mike Jackson: American politician.
(1953) Jim Trenton: American radio host and actor.
(1952) John Hiatt: US singer / songwriter (Have a Little Faith in Me).
(1952) Rudy Gatlin: American C&W singer, performing in the Gatlin Brothers band with brothers Steve and Larry.
(1952) Doug Fieger: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Knack and Sky) (d. 2010).
(1952) John Emburey: English cricketer and coach.
(1952) Patrice Touron: Senegalese/French ballet dancer.
(1952) Ric Menello: American director and screenwriter (d. 2013).
(1951) Marcel Dadi: French-Tunisian jewish musician, a folk guitarist.
(1951) Victorin Lurel
(1951) Greg Bear: American author.
(1951) Svetlana Oktyabrevna Omelchenko: Russia -- Cosmonaut.
(1951) Phil Lynott: Dublin, Ireland -- Rock bassist (Thin Lizzy).
(1951) DeForest Soaries: American minister and politician 30th Secretary of State of New Jersey.
(1951) Mohamed Morsi: Egyptian engineer and politician 5th President of Egypt.
(1951) Gustavo Santaolalla: Musician.
(1951) John Deacon: Musician.
(1950) Arda Brokmann: Dutch dancer.
(1950) Mary Doria Russell: Writer.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Phil Lynott: English-Irish singer-songwriter bass player and producer (Thin Lizzy Skid Row and Grand Slam) (d. 1986).
(1949) Nikolas Asimos: Greek counter-culture composer and singer (Born 1949).
(1949) Norman Featherstone: South African cricketer.
(1949) Alan Hardwick: English journalist actor and producer.
(1949) Katiana Balanika: Greek actress and singer.
(1949) Patrick Kilpatrick: American actor and producer.
(1948) Robert Plant: British musician, a member of Led Zeppelin which he established along with Jimmy Page.
(1948) John Noble: Australian actor and director.
(1948) Trinh Xuan Thuan
(1948) Bernhard Russi: Swiss alpine skier, he specialized in Downhill.

(1948) Perry Watkins: American soldier in the U.S.
(1947) Jennie George (politician)
(1947) Ray Wise: American actor.
(1947) Gerald McRaney: Actor.
(1947) José Wilker: Brazilian actor director and producer (d. 2014).
(1947) James Pankow: American trombonist and songwriter (Chicago).
(1947) Alan Lee: English painter and illustrator.
(1947) Jennie George: Australian labor union executive.
(1946) Laurent Fabius: French politician, Prime Minister 1984-86, charged in connection with the AIDS deaths of five people and the contamination of two others during a key period in 1985, accused of a strategy of favoritism that delayed systematic testing for AIDS, waiting for development of a French-made test when an American one was available months earlier, charged with manslaughter and "attacking the physical integrity of others.
(1946) Connie Chung: Chinese-American newscaster, teamed with Dan Rather at CBS in 1993.
(1946) Ralf Hütter: German singer and keyboard player (Kraftwerk and Organisation).
(1946) Hans Meiser: Hans Meiser is a german TV host, well known in the 1980ies and 1990ies.
(1946) Ralf Hutter: German musician (Kraftwerk).
(1946) Henryk Broder: Polish-German journalist and author.
(1946) N Murthy: Indian businessman co-founded Infosys.
(1946) William J. Clinton: President.
(1946) Dawn Steel: Businesswoman.
(1946) Connie Chung in Washington: DC, USA; TV newscaster (NBC, CBS).
(1946) NR Narayana Murthy: Indian businessman.
(1945) Roy Gardner: English businessman.
(1944) Rajiv Gandhi: Indian politician and noted family, the eldest son of Indira Gandhi.
(1944) Graig Nettles: American baseball player and manager.
(1944) Graig Nettles third baseman (New York Yankees: San Diego Padres, Cleveland Indians).
(1944) John Povey: Rocker.
(1943) Sylvester McCoy: Scottish actor of TV and film, equally as comfortable portraying dramatic roles as well as comedy.
(1943) Roger Gale: English journalist and politician.
(1943) Patrick Demarchelier: French fashion photographer, who has worked for Vogue and Harper's Bazaar magazines.
(1943) Jiggs Whigham: American jazz musician, trombone and trombonium player, and music teacher.
(1942) Isaac Hayes: American musician, a black singer and the composer of the theme song from the movie "Shaft.
(1942) Jacquelyn Mayer: American Beauty Queen who won the Miss America contest on 9/08/1962.
(1942) Gilbert Moses: American director, talented and versatile as an actor, playwright, documentary writer, guitar player and composer.
(1942) jean Baeza
(1942) Fred Thompson: Politician.
(1942) Hans-Joachim Klein: German FR, 100m swimmer (1964 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1942) Fred Norman: American baseball player.
(1941) Slobodan Milosevic: Serbian Communist Party bureaucrat called "the Butcher of the Balkans" for his efforts toward "ethnic cleansing.
(1941) Jacques Cheminade: French political activist.
(1941) Rich Brooks: American football player and coach.
(1941) Slobodan Milošević: Serbian lawyer and politician 1st President of Serbia (d. 2006).
(1941) William H Gray III in Baton Rouge: Louisiana, USA; American politician (Representative-Democrat-Pennsylvania, 1978-).
(1941) William Gray: American lawyer and politician (d. 2013).
(1941) Anne Evans: English soprano and actress.
(1941) Dave Brock: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Hawkwind).
(1941) Jo Ramirez: Mexican motor racing team manager and author.
(1941) Robin Oakley: English journalist and author.
(1941) Jo Ramírez: Mexican race car driver and manager.
(1940) Massimo Gargia
(1940) Jacques Bouveresse
(1940) Rajendra K Pachauri
(1940) Ruben Hinojosa: American politician.
(1940) Rubén Hinojosa: American businessman and politician.
(1940) Bill McCartney: Celebrity.
(1940) Sam Melville: Utah, United States -- Actor (Mike Danko-Rookies, Roughnecks).
(1940) Gus Macdonald: Scottish academic and politician Minister for the Cabinet Office.
(1940) Rex Sellers: Indian-Australian cricketer.
(1940) John Lantree: Rocker.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Fernando Poe: Jr.
(1939) Ginger Baker: Musician.
(1938) Jean-Loup Chretien
(1938) Alain Vivien: French politician.
(1938) Robert Graham: Sculptor.
(1938) Peter Day: English chemist and academic.
(1938) Anne Cameron: Canadian novelist, poet, screenwriter and short story writer.
(1938) Jean-Loup Jaques Marie Chretien: France -- Cosmonaut (T-6, TM-7, STS 86).
(1937) Tucson (Arizona)
(1937) Andrei Konchalovsky: Russian director producer and screenwriter.

(1937) Georg Thoma
(1937) Ronnie Brown
(1937) Jim Bowen: English television host.
(1937) Ronnie Browne: Scottish musician, singer, teacher and portrait-painter.
(1937) Sky Saxon: American singer-songwriter and bassist (The Seeds) (d. 2009).
(1937) Corrie E Moret-de Jong: Dutch MP (CDA).
(1937) El Fary: Spanish singer and actor (d. 2007).
(1937) Stelvio Cipriani: Italian composer.
(1937) Bobby Smith: American athlete, a basketball player drafted by the Minneapolis Lakers on 31 March 1959.
(1937) George Thoma: German ski champion and winner of the cross country in the 1960 Olympics.
(1936) Carla Fracci: Italian prima ballerina with the acting ability to dramatize her roles.
(1936) Alice Kessler
(1936) Ellen Kessler
(1936) Hideki Shirakawa: Japanese chemist engineer and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1936) Alice and Ellen Kessler: German show and dance stars, identical twins, the.
(1935) Ron Paul: American physician and politician, an active member of the Libertarian Party and its nominee for President in 1988.
(1935) Charles Shere: Composer.
(1935) Justin Tubb: American country music singer and songwriter.
(1935) Justin Tubb in San Antonio: Texas, USA; country singer (Grand Ole Opry).
(1935) Story Musgrave: Astronaut.
(1934) Sam Panopoulos
(1934) Gordon Bell: Businessman.
(1934) Antti Eskola: Finnish sociologist.
(1934) Anna Guarnieri: Italian actress, notable for her work in theatre and film and as a voice actor, particularly during the 1960s.
(1934) Armi Kuusela: Finnish model Miss Universe 1952.
(1934) Tom Mangold: German-English journalist and author.
(1933) George J Mitchell: former United States Senator.
(1933) George John Mitchell: (Sen-D-Maine, 1980-94 / Senate Whip 1989- ).
(1933) Don Fuqua: (Rep-D-Florida, 1963-86).
(1933) George Mitchell: American trial attorney with the U.S.
(1933) Debra Paget: Actress.
(1933) Larry Robideaux: Horse trainer.
(1932) Anthony Ainley: British actor (Born 1932).
(1932) Atholl McKinnon: South African cricketer (d. 1983).
(1932) Vasily Aksyonov: Russian physician author and academic (d. 2009).
(1932) Josephus Verachtert: Belgium sport Champion.
(1931) Louis Mermaz
(1931) Bernhard Becher: Photographer (industrialist builder 19th / 20th).
(1931) Don King: American boxing promoter.
(1931) Mikhail Kaaleste: Estonian canoe racer and coach.
(1931) Bill Shoemaker: Athlete.
(1930) Mario Bernardi: Canadian conductor who formed and conducted the National Arts Center Orchestra in Ottawa in 1969, after which he began to guest conduct for operas and symphony concerts internationally.
(1930) Frank McCourt: Author.
(1930) Paul Gourdot: French freemason, the 'grand maître' of the 'Grand Orient de France' from 1981 to 1985.
(1930) Peter Randall: British George Medal recipient (Born 1930).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Norma Connolly: Boston, Massachusetts -- Actress (Ruby Anderson- General Hospital).
(1929) Kevin Heffernan: Irish footballer and manager (d. 2013).
(1929) Lorenz Weinrich: German historian.
(1928) Harriet Burns: American artist and designer, who was the first woman hired in the Walt Disney Imagineering department within the Walt Disney Company.
(1927) John Boardman: English archaeologist and historian.
(1927) Fred Kavli: Norwegian-American businessman and philanthropist founded The Kavli Foundation (d. 2013).
(1927) Peter Oakley: English soldier and blogger (d. 2014).
(1927) Geriatric1927: English video blogger.
(1927) Malachi Favors: Bassist.
(1927) Helene Koppejan: Dutch astrologer and founder of The Glastonbury Experience Centre in England with her husband Willem Koppejan.

(1927) Yootha Joyce: English actress (d. 1980).
(1926) Frank Rosolino
(1926) Arthur Rock: Businessman.
(1926) Nobby Wirkowski: American-Canadian football player and coach (d. 2014).
(1925) Charles F Minter
(1925) Sophie Leclair: French film, TV and stage actress, who has also dubbed the voices of many actresses in French versions of English-language films.
(1925) Charles Minter: Columbus Military man.
(1924) Jim Reeves: US country singer / actor (Gun Fury, Kimberley Jim).
(1924) George Zuverink: American baseball player (d. 2014).
(1924) Prier Wintle: British musician and astrologer who lived for 20 years in New Zealand, then in South Africa, a regular contributor to the magazine Considerations.
(1923) Jim Reeves: American country western singer, known for his velvety smooth baritone.
(1923) Giorgio Albertazzi: Italian actor and film director.
(1922) Philippe Saint-Rémy: French officer, an aide-de-camp of the Minister of Veterans Affairs.
(1921) Jacqueline Susann: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Author (Valley of the Dolls).
(1921) Gene Roddenberry: Producer.
(1921) Jack Wilson: Australian cricketer (d. 1985).
(1920) Arnold Green: Estonian soldier and politician (d. 2011).
(1920) Press Maravich: American basketball player and father of "Pistol" Pete Maravich.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Walter Bernstein: American screenwriter and producer.
(1919) Winifred Horst: American astrologer, a specialist in rectification.
(1918) Jacqueline Susann: American writer, the most prosperous woman novelist in the history of U.S.
(1918) Georges Collet: Valenéay Journalist.
(1917) Loretta King: American actress, best known for the brevity of her career and her relationship with director Ed Wood.
(1917) Robert Girardon: Ved?ne Military man.
(1917) Malcolm Forbes: Publisher.
(1916) Paul Felix Schmidt Estonian: German chess player (d. 1984).
(1916) Paul Schmidt: Estonian German chess player and chemist (d. 1984).
(1915) Alphonse Anger: France sport Champion.

(1915) Gilbert Prayer: Lus la Croix Haute Military man.
(1915) Hans Quest: Germany Actor.
(1914) Yann Goulet: French sculptor, Breton nationalist and war-time collaborationist with Nazi Germany who headed the Breton Bagadou Stourm militia.
(1914) Kitei Sohn: Korean marathon runner / coach (1936 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1913) Roger Huron: Toulouse physician.
(1913) Roger Sperry: American neuropsychologist and neurobiologist Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1994).
(1913) Paul Maye: France sport Champion.
(1913) Conrad Hermann Hubertius Maria Apollinaris Josten: Jazz guitarist.
(1913) Roger Wolcott Sperry: American neurobiologist, recipient of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine (d. 1994).
(1913) Jean-Paul Dadelsen: France Writer.
(1912) Suzanne Maurice
(1912) Philip Kapleau: Founder (Rochester Zen Center in New Haven).
(1912) John Michaelis: American general (d. 1985).
(1911) Michèle Alfa: French actress who died on 24 August 1987 in Vésinet, France.
(1911) Jean Deyrolle: French abstract painter.
(1911) Ronald Udell: England, United Kingdom -- Production designer (Pinewood Studios).
(1910) Mireille Ducos: Séte Writer.
(1910) Eero Saarinen: Finnish-American architect and furniture designer designed the Gateway Arch (d. 1961).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Alby Roberts: New Zealand cricketer and rugby player (d. 1978).
(1909) Andre Morell: London, England -- Actor (Hound of the Baskervilles).
(1909) Jean Jouanne: Caen EXecutives.
(1908) Alfonso Lopez: baseball player (American League Manager of the year 1959).
(1908) Al Lopez: American baseball player and manager (d. 2005).
(1908) Al López: American baseball player and manager (d. 2005).
(1908) Al Lopez: American baseball player and manager (Born 1908).
(1908) Kingsley Davis: Sociologist / demographer, coined (population explosion).
(1908) John Reginald Bevins: Politician.
(1908) Jeanne Stern: Writer.

(1908) Gaston Le Morvan: France sport Champion.
(1907) Alan Reed: NYC, New York -- Actor (Mr Adams & Eve) / voice (Fred Flintstone).
(1907) Maurice Plazy: Toulon physician.
(1907) Stanley Devon: Photographer.
(1907) Anatole Fistoulari: Conductor.
(1906) Charles Arnt: Actor (Double Exposure), dies of pancreatic cancer at 82.
(1906) Vidrik Rootare: Estonian chess player (d. 1981).
(1905) Jack Teagarden: American bandleader, trombonist and vocalist of blues and jazz.
(1905) Duncan Macrae: Glasgow, Scotland -- Actor (Casino Royale, Kidnapped).
(1905) Jean Gebser: German-Polish philosopher, poet and linguist.
(1905) Duncan MacRae: Scottish actor of stage, screen and television whose roles ranged from the classics to comedy.
(1905) Jack [Weldon J] Teagarden: US trombonist / actor (Meet Band Leaders).
(1904) Jaap [Jacob AW] Burger: Chairman (PvdA).
(1904) Paul Gelle: Armenti?res physician.
(1903) Gayle Pierce: American medical doctor, an anesthesiologist who left the profession to become a chiropractor in 1938 after seeing too many surgeries for people whom she felt would be better served with alternate healing methods.
(1902) Ogden Nash: Poet.
(1902) Ernest Charles Melvin Patrick Ekundio Marke: Club owner.
(1901) Salvatore Quasimodo: Italian writer, a poet and translator who won the Nobel Prize for literature in 1959.
(1901) Gerhard Dieke: Germany Scientist.
(1901) de Plas: St Quentin EXecutives.

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