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Famous Birthdays of 20 March

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

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2010 - Today

(2013) Lalie Bertuzzo
(2013) Lalie Bertuzzo-Hénin: Daughter of Belgian tennis player Justine Hénin and Belgian cameraman Benoît Bertuzzo.

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2009 - 2000

(2006) William Trump
(2006) Barron Trump: American child of noted family, tycoon Donald Trump and his wife Melania Knauss Trump.
(2001) Jonas Bridges: YouNow Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Mason Gonzales: Vine Star.
(1998) Tasia Alexis: Vine Star.
(1996) Zonnique Pullins: R&B Singer.
(1996) Biel : Pop Singer.
(1995) Samantha Weinstein
(1995) Keenan Cahill: YouTube Star.
(1993) Sloane Stephens: Tennis Player.
(1993) Kamiah Adams: Reality Star.
(1992) Sandeul (singer)
(1992) Madison Gesiotto

(1991) Alexis Pinturault: French World Cup alpine ski racer.
(1991) Michał Kucharczyk: Polish footballer.
(1991) Mattia Destro: Italian footballer.
(1991) Garrett Clayton: Actor.
(1991) 2mgovercsquared : YouTube Star.
(1990) Marcos Rojo: Soccer Player.
(1990) Oliver Hein: German footballer.
(1990) Tessa Violet: YouTube Star.
(1990) Sami Slimani: YouTube Star.
(1990) Svitlana Shmidt: Ukrainian runner.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Xavier Dolan: Canadian French Young prodigy, actor and filmmaker, born to actor and singer Manuel Tadros of Egyptian descent and Geneviève Dolan.
(1989) Catherine McNeil: Australian fashion model.
(1989) Jean-Charles Valladont
(1989) Casey Eastham: Athlete.
(1989) Tamim Iqbal: Bangladeshi cricketer.
(1989) Masahiro Inoue: Japanese actor and martial artist.
(1989) Stephen Georg: YouTube Star.
(1989) Matt Barnes: Bassist.
(1988) Louie Vito: American snowboarder.
(1988) Jakub Gierszał: Polish actor.

(1988) Danny Garcia: Boxer.
(1988) Jakub Gierszal: Movie Actor.
(1987) Emilia Attias
(1987) Taylor Davis (violinist)
(1987) Princess Sarah (singer)
(1987) Rollo Weeks: Movie Actor.
(1987) Jionni LaValle: Family Member.
(1987) Ollie Locke: Reality Star.
(1987) Jo : Brazilian footballer.
(1987) Josie Loren: Actress.
(1987) AJ Lee: Athlete.
(1987) Daniel Maa Boumsong: Cameroonian football player.
(1987) Kangana Ranaut: Indian actress.
(1987) Daniel Boumsong: Cameroonian footballer.
(1987) Patrick Boyle: Scottish footballer.
(1987) Yuya Endo: Japanese actor and singer.
(1987) Jô : Brazilian footballer.
(1987) Jonas Wattimena: Indonesian actor model and singer.
(1987) Kevin Smith: Scottish footballer.
(1987) Sergei Kostitsyn: Belarusian ice hockey player.
(1987) Pedro Ken: Brazilian footballer.
(1987) Taylor Davis: Violinist.
(1986) Ruby Rose: Model.
(1986) Dean Geyer: Australian singer and actor.
(1986) Mathieu Coutadeur
(1986) Julián Magallanes: Argentinian footballer.
(1986) Vanessa Morley: Canadian actress.
(1986) Jam Sebastian: Filipino video blogger (d. 2015).
(1986) Danger Dolan: YouTube Star.
(1986) Ruby Rose Langenheim: Australian VJ.
(1986) Julian Magallanes: Argentine footballer.
(1986) Catherine Curren: American noted family, the daughter of psychiatrists Judith and Frank Curren, aged 31 and 46 when Catherine was born.
(1985) Faith Leon
(1985) Ronnie Brewer: American basketball player.
(1985) Morgan Amalfitano: French footballer.
(1985) Yoan Merlo: French e-sport gamer.
(1985) Matt Taven: American wrestler.
(1985) Nicolas Lombaerts: Belgian footballer.
(1984) Fernando Torres: Spanish footballer who plays as a striker for Chelsea and the Spain national team.
(1984) Christy Carlson Romano: American actress and singer.
(1984) Kari Ann Peniche
(1984) iJustine : American blogger and actress.
(1984) Markus Niemelä: Finnish race car driver.
(1984) Marcus Vick: American football player.
(1984) Markus Niemela: Finnish racing driver.
(1984) Winta : Norwegian singer-songwriter.
(1984) Valtteri Filppula: Finnish ice hockey player.
(1984) Christy Romano: TV Actress.
(1984) Justine Ezarik: YouTube Star.
(1983) Thomas Kahlenberg
(1983) Michael Cassidy (actor)
(1983) James McGonagle: American fatality of a car accident in British Columbia, Canada on 11/17/2002.
(1982) Nick Blood: TV Actor.
(1982) Terrence Duffin: Zimbabwean cricketer.
(1982) Nick Wheeler: American musician (The All-American Rejects).
(1982) Jose Moreira: Portuguese footballer.
(1982) José Moreira: Portuguese footballer.
(1982) Tomasz Kuszczak: Polish footballer.
(1981) Sylvain Monsoreau
(1981) Ian Murray: Scottish football player.
(1981) Benny Fine: Producer.
(1981) Rafi Fine: Producer.
(1980) Jamal Crawford: American basketball player.
(1980) Ock Joo-hyun: South Korean singer and actress (Fin.
(1980) Robertas Javtokas: Lithuanian basketball player.
(1980) Mikk Murdvee: Estonian-Finnish violinist and conductor.
(1980) Aliénor Tricerri: Swiss tennis player.
(1980) Ock Ju-Hyun: South Korean singer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Faustine Bollaert
(1979) Bianca Lawson: American actress.
(1979) Freema Agyeman: British actress.
(1979) Fiona Wade: English actress.
(1979) Keven Mealamu: New Zealand rugby player.
(1979) Molly Jenson: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1979) Silvia Abascal: Spanish actress.
(1979) Shinnosuke Abe: Japanese baseball player.
(1979) Bernard O'Connor: Gaelic Footballer.
(1978) Chris Draper: English sailor.

(1977) Frédéric Finot: French road cyclist racer, professional from 1999 to 2008.
(1977) Kang Ji-hwan
(1977) Steve Gleason: Athlete.
(1977) Balazs Ekker: Hungarian professional dancer, 1999 world and European champion in latin dance Mambo.
(1977) Jorma Taccone: Actor.
(1976) Chester Bennington: American musician (Linkin Park).
(1976) Emma Willis: TV Actress.
(1976) Glennon Doyle Melton: Author.
(1976) Arno Knapen Dutch soccer player (Holten: FC Twente).
(1975) Isolde Kostner: Italian Gold Medal skier in the Super G event 2/12/1996.
(1975) Bryan Kirkwood
(1975) Brian Buetsch in Rockford: Illinois, USA; figure skater (1997 Great Lakes Senior champion).
(1975) Lacena Golding-Clarke: Jamaican jumper and hurdler.
(1974) Paula Garces: Colombian actress.
(1974) Andrzej Pilipiuk: Polish author.
(1974) P J Bogart in New York City: New York; diver (Olympics-1996).
(1974) Elo Viiding: Estonian poet.
(1974) Kevin Sullivan: Canadian runner and coach.
(1974) Paula Garcés: American-Colombian actress producer and screenwriter.
(1973) Harry Roselmack: French radio and TV journalist of Martiniquan descent.
(1973) Jane March: English model and actress.
(1973) Woo-sung Jung
(1973) Norman Tome: Australian soccer striker (Olyroos, Olympics - 1996).
(1973) Cedric Yarbrough: American actor.
(1973) Jane March in Edgeware: England; actress (Lover).
(1973) Jung Woo-sung: South Korean actor and director.
(1973) Magnar Freimuth: Estonian skier.
(1973) Natalya Khrushcheleva: Russian runner.
(1972) Alex Kapranos: English-Scottish singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Franz Ferdinand The Yummy Fur and The Karelia).
(1972) Chilly Gonzales: Canadian-German singer-songwriter pianist and producer.
(1972) Pedro Lamy
(1972) Marco Sejna: German footballer.
(1972) Emily Giffin: Author.
(1972) Cristel Vahtra: Estonian skier.
(1972) Ajah Wilson-Ogechukwu: soccer player (Roda JC).
(1972) Greg Searle: English rower.
(1971) Stéphane Heulot: French road racing cyclist, who wore the yellow jersey in the 1996 Tour de France during three stages.
(1971) Ingrid Kavelaars: Canadian actress.
(1971) Toure : American writer.
(1971) Touré : American journalist and author.
(1971) Manny Alexander: in Dominican Republic; infielder (Baltimore Orioles).
(1971) Alexander Chaplin: American actor.
(1971) Robb Wells: TV Actor.
(1971) Janis Kelly in Winnipeg: Manitoba, Canada; volleyball player (Olympics-1996).
(1970) Michael Rapaport: American actor and director.
(1970) Dayna Devon
(1970) Kristin Klein in Santa Monica: California, USA; volleyball outside hitter (Olympics-1996).
(1970) Ron George: NFL linebacker (Atlanta Falcons).
(1970) Edoardo Ballerini: American actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1970) Michele Jaffe: American novelist.
(1970) Ralph Dawkins: NFL running back (New Orleans Saints).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Fabien Galthié: French rugby player, a member of the French rugby team 1999, playing as scrum half (half back).
(1969) Cécile Brossard: French mistress who shot dead her billionaire lover, Édouard Stern, during a bondage session in Switzerland on 28 February 2005.
(1969) Christophe Juillet
(1969) Tamás Nádas: Hungarian pilot (d. 2014).
(1969) Mannie Fresh: American rapper and producer (Big Tymers).
(1969) Thang Thanh Nguyen in Soc Trang: Vietnam; murderer (FBI Most Wanted).
(1969) Michael Bergin: Actor.
(1969) Konstantine Starikovitch in Podolsk: Russia; 238 pounds US weightlifter (Olympics-1996).
(1969) Paul Atkinson: jockey.
(1969) Caroline Brunet: Quebec City, Quebec -- Kayaker (1996 Olympics - Silver Medalist).

(1969) Jean Labonté: Canadian sledge hockey player.
(1969) Yvette Cooper: English economist and politician Secretary of State for Work and Pensions.
(1969) Sharon Manning: WNBA center / forward (Charlotte Sting).
(1968) Ultra Naté: American singer-songwriter and producer.
(1968) Liza Snyder: American actress.
(1968) Eric Viscaal: Dutch soccer star (PSV / AA Gent).
(1968) A. J. Jacobs: Journalist.
(1968) Jurgen Rumrich in Miesbach: Germany; hockey forward (Team Germany 1998).
(1968) Sheree Megan Higgins in Matamata: New Zealand; golfer (1991 Bridgestone).
(1968) A J Jacobs: American journalist and author.
(1968) Philippe Croizon: French athlete and the first quadruple amputee to swim across the English Channel.
(1968) Paul Merson: English footballer and manager.
(1968) A Jacobs: American journalist and author.
(1968) Carlos Almeida: Cape Verdean runner.
(1967) Marc Warren: English actor.
(1967) Mookie Blaylock: American basketball player, a guard for the Golden State Warriors.
(1967) Xavier Beauvois: French actor, film director and screenwriter.
(1967) Jonas Thern
(1967) Lili Estefan: TV Show Host.
(1967) Randy Gullatt: horse trainer.
(1967) Illimar Truverk: Estonian architect.
(1967) Dana Rinehart Dalton in Orlando: Florida, USA; Miss Florida-America (1990).
(1967) Bryan Genesse: Actor (Rocco - Bold and the Beautiful, Grady-Street Justice).
(1966) Jessica Lundy
(1966) Giulio Caravatta: Canadian Football League quarterback (British Columbia Lions).
(1966) Alka Yagnik: Indian singer.
(1966) Blas Minor in Merced: California, USA; pitcher (Seattle Mariners).
(1965) Forbes Masson: Scottish actor and comedian, star of a Scottish TV sitcom, "The High Life," in the role of Steve McCracken.
(1965) Danielle Woodward in Melbourne: Victoria, Australia; canoeist (Olympics-1996).
(1965) Taeko Kawata: Japanese voice actress.
(1965) Chris Hoiles in Bowling Green: Ohio, USA; catcher (Baltimore Orioles).
(1965) William Dalrymple: Scottish historian and author.
(1965) Adrian Oxaal: American-English guitarist (James and Sharkboy).
(1964) Natacha Atlas: Belgian singer born to an English-Egyptian father and an English mother, she is known in Europe for having interpreted "Mon amie la rose", Françoise Hardy's song.
(1964) Benito Zambrano
(1964) Ruth Davidon: Baltimore, Maryland -- Rower (1996 Olympics - 6th Place).
(1963) David Thewlis: British actor.
(1963) Kathy Ireland: American model actress and furniture designer.
(1963) Anouk Grinberg: Belgian actress.
(1963) Yelena Romanova: Russian athlete (Born 1963).
(1963) Paul Annacone in Southampton: New York, USA; tennis star.
(1963) Paul Mirkovich: rock keyboardist (Nelson - "Love and Affection").
(1963) Ramon Andersson: Middle Swan, Australia -- Canoeist (1992, 96 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1963) Neil LaBute: Director.
(1963) Patrick Cox: Designer.
(1963) Paul Annacone: American tennis player and coach.
(1963) Gregg Binkley: American actor.
(1963) Maggie Estep: American poet and author (d. 2014).
(1962) Stephen Sommers: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1961) John Clark Gable
(1961) Slim Jim Phantom
(1961) Slim Jim: Phantom [Jim Mcdonnell]; rock drummer (Stray Cats - "Stray Cat Strut").
(1961) Kathy Guadagnino in Albany: New York, USA; LPGA golfer (1985 US Women's Open).
(1961) John Gable: American noted family, the only son of Clark Gable and his fifth wife, Kay Spreckels.
(1961) Jesper Olsen: Danish footballer and manager.
(1961) Sara Wheeler: English author and journalist.
(1961) Ingrid Arndt-Brauer: German politician.
(1961) John Clark Gable in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Bad Jim).
(1960) Benoît Duteurtre: French novelist, essayist, musical critic, musician, producer and host of a radio show about music.
(1960) Yuri Shargin: Russian colonel engineer and astronaut.
(1960) Norm Magnusson: American painter and sculptor.
(1960) Norbert Pohlmann: German computer scientist and academic.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Jean-François Abgrall: French gendarme, famous for his investigation of the serial killer Francis Heaulme.
(1959) Jacques Penot
(1959) Mary Roach: American author.
(1959) Michael Whouley: American political operative who is credited with John Kerry’s come-from-behind win in the Iowa caucuses in January 2004.
(1959) Steve Borden: Wrestler.
(1959) Dale Reid: Ladybank, Scotland -- LPGA golfer (European Solheim Cup team).
(1959) Dave Beasant: English footballer and coach.
(1959) Nalini Ambady: Indian-American psychologist and academic (d. 2013).
(1959) Steve McFadden: Soap Opera Actor.
(1959) Sting : American professional wrestler.

(1958) Holly Hunter: Movie Actress.
(1958) Rickey Jackson: NFL defensive end (San Francisco 49ers).
(1958) René-Henri Arnaud: French architect, Arnaud designed the building of the European Parliament in Strasbourg.
(1958) Stephen Sommers: American film director.
(1958) Phil Anderson: Australian cyclist.
(1958) Holly Hunter in Conyers: Georgia, USA; actress (The Piano, Broadcast News, Roe versus Wade).
(1958) Joe Reaiche: Australian rugby player.
(1958) Andy Reid: Coach.
(1957) Spike Lee: Director.
(1957) Elisabeth Bourgine
(1957) Theresa Russell: American actress.
(1957) Jean Castaneda: French football player of Spanish descent, he played for A.S.
(1957) Vanessa Calloway: American actress dancer and producer.
(1957) David Foster: Australian wood chopper.
(1957) Chris Wedge: American animator producer screenwriter and voice actor.
(1957) Douglas Wood: Writer.
(1957) Vanessa Bell Calloway: American actress.
(1957) Spike Lee in Atlanta: Georgia, USA; director (Mo Better Blues, Jungle Fever, Malcolm X).
(1957) Theresa Russell [Paup] in San Diego: California, USA; actress (Black Widow, Straight Time, Razor's Edge).
(1957) Elizabeth Bourgine: French actress, she won the Romy Schneider Prize in 1985.
(1956) Catherine Ashton: English politician Vice-President of the European Commission.
(1956) Anne Donahue: American lawyer and politician.
(1956) Ian Moss: Australian guitarist and singer-songwriter (Cold Chisel).
(1956) Naoto Takenaka: Japanese actor comedian singer and director.
(1956) Phillip Oppenhein: British Member of Parliament.
(1955) Ian Moss
(1955) Nina Hoffman: American author.
(1955) John Burnside: Writer.
(1955) Bruce Willis: Actor.
(1954) Liana Kanelli: Greek journalist and politician.
(1954) Jim Seales in Hamilton: Alabama, USA; singer (Shenandoah - "Sunday in the South").
(1954) Charlie Simmer in Ontario: Canada; NHL Left winger (Los Angeles Kings).
(1954) Louis Sachar: Children's Author.
(1954) Patrick Abada: French pole vaulter.
(1954) Yamina Bachir: Algerian director and screenwriter.
(1954) Mike Francesa: American sports talk show host.
(1954) Paul Mirabella: American baseball player.
(1954) Craig Hatkoff: Businessman.
(1954) Jill Abramson: Editor.
(1953) Billy Sheehan: Musician.
(1953) Phil Judd: New Zealand singer-songwriter guitarist and painter (Split Enz The Swingers and Schnell Fenster).
(1952) David Greenaway: English economist and academic.
(1952) Geoff Brabham: Australian race car driver.
(1952) Anand Armitraj: in India; tennis player (Brother of ViJay).
(1951) Tanya Boyd: American actress and singer best known for her portrayal of the mysterious and spiritual Celeste Perrault on the television soap opera, "Days of Our Lives.
(1951) Iraq War (2003)
(1951) Jimmie Vaughan: American guitarist (The Fabulous Thunderbirds).
(1951) Madan Lal: Indian cricketer and coach.
(1951) Guy Perry: Rock guitarist / vocalist (Motels-Only the Lonely).
(1951) Tanya Boyd in Detroit: Michigan, USA; actress (Celeste - Days of Our Lives).
(1951) John Wetton rocker (Asia: United Kingdom, King Crimson).
(1951) Curt Smith: American author and journalist.
(1950) William Hurt: American actor.
(1950) Pierre Cohen
(1950) Carl Palmer: English drummer and songwriter (Emerson Lake & Palmer Asia and Atomic Rooster).
(1950) James Redfield: Author.
(1950) William Hurt in Washington DC actor (The Big Chill: Children of a Lesser God).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Patrice de Maistre
(1949) Blase J. Cupich: Clergyman.
(1949) Chip Zien in Milwaukee: Wisconsin, USA; actor (Love Sidney, Reggie).
(1949) Richard Dowden: English journalist and educator.
(1949) John Hogg: Politician.
(1949) Marcia Ball: American singer and pianist.
(1948) Jonathan Sayeed: British politician, Member of Parliament who returned at the general election 6/11/1987.
(1948) Michel Deutsch
(1948) Bobby Orr: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1948) John de Lancie: American actor singer and producer.

(1948) Pamela Sargent: United States -- Sci-fi author (Venus of Dreams, Cloned Lives).
(1948) Nikos Papazoglou: Greek singer-songwriter and producer (d. 2011).
(1948) Chuck Seelbach: American baseball player drafted by the Detroit Tigers in 1970.
(1948) Marva Wright: American blues singer (d. 2010).
(1947) John E Boswell
(1947) Christian Binet: French cartoonist and comic book writer, famous for the series "Les Bidochon.
(1947) Victor Boffelli
(1947) John Eastburn: Boswell; medievalist.
(1947) Carl Palmer drummer (Asia - "Heat of the Moment": Emerson Lake and Palmer - "Lucky Man").
(1947) Glenn Close: Actress.
(1947) John Boswell: American writer, the author of "Same Sex Unions in Pre-modern Europe.
(1946) Jacques Pélissard
(1946) Ranger Doug [Douglas Green]: Illinois, United States -- Singer (Riders in Sky-Cowboy Way).
(1946) Douglas Green: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Riders in the Sky).
(1946) Alejandro Mujica Alayza: Peruvian painter and engraver.
(1946) Malcolm Simmons: English motorcycle racer (d. 2014).
(1945) Pat Riley: Schenectady, New York -- NBA coach (Lakers, Knicks, Heat).
(1945) Louis-Joseph Manscour
(1945) Bruce Anderson: American editor for the "Where To Find It" magazine that is given out at the front desk of all the big hotels in San Francisco.
(1945) Jay Ingram: Canadian television host and author.
(1945) Willie Weatherly: American actor and guitarist who happened to be in the right time at the right place to be included in the first production of the musical "Hair," Hollywood, 1969.
(1945) Larry Combest American politician (Representative-Republican-Texas: 1985-).
(1945) Tim Yeo: English politician Shadow Secretary of State for Health.
(1945) Pat Riley in Schenectady: New York, NBA star/coach (San Diego Rockets, Los Angeles Lakers, New York Knicks, Miami Heat).
(1945) Henry Bartholomay: American soldier and pilot.
(1944) Bernard Bourigeaud
(1944) Douglas French
(1944) John Cameron: English composer and conductor.
(1944) Robert Evans: American accountant and CEO of Crane, products that solely supply Boeing Enterprises.
(1944) Erwin Neher: Scientist.
(1944) Alan Harper: English-Irish archbishop.
(1944) Camille Cosby: American author producer and philanthropist.
(1943) Danielle Gilbert
(1943) Gerard Malanga: American poet and actor.
(1943) Paul Junger Witt: American TV producer.
(1943) Daniéle Gilbert: Clermont-Ferrand Journalist.
(1943) Beatrice Cori: Italian television presenter and model, who presented the award for Alan Sorrenti's song in the Eurovision Song Contest 1980.
(1943) Naima Neidre: Estonian graphic artist.
(1943) Danièle Gilbert: French television announcer and personality.
(1943) Ed Rollins: Businessman.
(1943) Mario J. Molina: Scientist.
(1943) Mario Monti: Public Servant.
(1943) Douglas Tompkins: American businessman co-founded The North Face and Esprit Holdings (d. 2015).
(1943) Paul Witt: American director and producer.
(1942) Robin Luke: American singer and educator.
(1942) David Minge: Politician.
(1941) Karl Kassulke: American pro athlete and accident victim.
(1941) Jacques Simon
(1941) Kenji Kimihara: Japanese long-distance runner.
(1941) Carlos Lopez: Jockey.
(1941) Pat Corrales: American baseball player and manager.
(1940) Mary Mark: American photographer and journalist (d. 2015).
(1940) Mickey Preger: Horse trainer.
(1940) Mary Ellen Mark: Photographer.
(1940) Stathis Chaitas: Greek footballer and manager.
(1940) Giampiero Moretti: Italian race car driver and businessman founded the Momo company (d. 2012).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Brian Mulroney: Canadian politician, elected the Deputy of Nova Scotia on 29 August 1983.
(1939) Demetrious Mihalas: American astronomer and astrophysicist.
(1939) Sam Wellington: American bass singer, a founding member of the award winning country music group, The Fabulous Four Guys, a harmony quartet which was among the Grand Ole Opry's regular cast of stars for more than thirty-two years, starting in 1967.
(1939) Earl of: Seafield [Ginger]; English large landowner.
(1939) Gerald Curran: American lawyer and politician (d. 2013).
(1939) Don Edwards: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1939) Walter Gehring: Swiss biologist and academic (d. 2014).
(1938) Frans J: van der Heijden; Dutch journal/Dutch Member of Parliament (CDA).
(1938) Sergei Novikov: Russian Mathematician, Fields Medalist.
(1937) Jerry Reed: American country western singer, songwriter, recording artist and actor.

(1937) Lois Lowry: American writer credited with more than thirty children's books and an autobiography.
(1937) Mark Saville Queen's Council: British high court judge.
(1937) Helmut Recknagel: Germany -- 90m ski jump (1960 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1937) Elizabeth Gille: Writer translator / editor.
(1937) Jerry Reed in Atlanta: Georgia, USA; singer/actor ('Gator, Bat 21, Smokey and the Bandit).
(1937) Joe Rivers: rocker (Johnnie and Joe).
(1936) Lee Scratch Perry
(1936) Frank Zuniga
(1936) Mark Saville: Baron Saville of Newdigate English lieutenant lawyer and judge.
(1936) : Jamaican singer and producer.
(1936) Vaughn Meader: American comedian and actor (d. 2004).
(1936) Harold Mabern: American pianist and composer.
(1936) Lee ''Scratch'' Perry: Jamaican Reggae artist.
(1936) Francisco Zuniga: American director of U.S.
(1935) Jean-Jacques Descamps
(1935) Ted Bessell: Director / actor (That Girl), dies of an aneurism at 61.
(1935) Ted Bessell in Flushing Queens: New York, USA; actor (Don - That Girl, Frankie - Gomer Pyle).
(1934) Renato Salvatori: Italian actor, a ruggedly handsome man portrayed in supporting and leading roles.
(1934) Frank Capra Jr
(1934) David Malouf: Australian author and playwright.
(1934) Shirley Soffer: American professional astrologer, teacher, lecturer, and writer based in New York City, she is also Education Director of the National Council for Geocosmic Research - Professional Astrologers' Alliance (NCGR-PAA) since its inception in 2009.
(1934) Willie Brown: American politician, the two-term mayor of San Francisco, first elected on December 12, 1995, the city's first African-American mayor, and sworn in on January 8, 1996.
(1934) Frank Capra: American producer in New York, noted family, the son of Frank and Lucille Warner Capra.
(1934) Marion Conti arch bishop (Aberdeen: England).
(1934) Eric Hebborn: Artist / faker.
(1933) Mae R Wilson-Ludlam
(1933) George Altman: American baseball player.
(1933) Renato Salvatori: Actor (Burn, Luna, 2 Women).
(1933) Leonard Lauder: Businessman.
(1933) Philip Roth: Novelist.
(1933) Mae Wilson-Ludlam: American astrologer and author, in professional practice sine the late '60s.
(1933) Lateef Adegbite: Nigerian lawyer and politician (d. 2012).
(1933) Ian Walsh: Australian rugby player and coach (d. 2013).
(1933) Alexander Gorodnitsky: Russian geologist and poet.
(1933) Mel Tappan: American Survivalist and writer, who served as editor of the newsletter "Personal Survival ("P.
(1933) Jacquez Guyonnet: Composer.
(1933) David James Moore: Educationalist.
(1932) Marthe Villalonga: French actress and pianist.
(1932) Tod Dockstader: Composer.
(1931) John Rae: British educator (Conscience & Politics).
(1931) Jean Zagers: Belgium sport Champion.
(1931) Hal Linden [Harold Lipshitz] in the Bronx: New York, USA; actor (Barney Miller, Blacke's Magic, Rothchild).
(1931) Andrew Craig: American banker and CEO in charge of Boatmen's Bancshares, a solid financial banking institution.
(1931) Antonio Tauriello: Composer.
(1931) Ed Parker: Athlete.
(1931) David Montgomery: Chairman (British Forestry Commission).
(1931) Rein Raamat: Estonian director and screenwriter.
(1931) Hal Linden: American actor singer and director.
(1930) Michel Magne: French musician, composer for films, Oscar nomination for "Gigot" 1962.
(1930) S Arasaratnam: Sri Lankan historian author and academic (d. 1998).
(1930) Ornette Coleman: Musician.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Germán Robles: Spanish-Mexican actor and director.
(1929) William MacKay: Canadian lawyer and judge (d. 2013).
(1929) German Robles: Spanish actor.
(1928) Fred Rogers: American children's television host (d. 2003).
(1928) Fred Rogers: American children's television host (d. 2003).
(1928) Jerome Biffle: American Olympian in track and field, he won a Gold Medal in the 1952 Olympics for the long jump.
(1928) Christopher Benstead: Race horse trainer.
(1928) Anthony Blond British publisher (The Publishing Game: Book Book).
(1928) Fred Rogers: American actor who specializes in children's TV under the name Mr.
(1928) Mr [Fred McFeely] Rogers in Latrobe: Pennsylvania, USA; children's television host (Mr Roger's Neighborhood).

(1928) Sigi Ziering: German-American medical engineering technician and CEO of Diagnostic Products.
(1928) James Gordon: American physicist and engineer (d. 2013).
(1928) Jerome Cousins Biffle: Denver, Colorado -- Long jumper (1952 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1927) Hans-Dietrich Genscher: German politician; Foreign Minister from 1974-1992 when he resigned and in the social-liberal coalition from 1969-1974.
(1927) Richard Nelson Bolles: Clergyman.
(1927) John Pierre: Herman Joubert; composer (Chamber Music for brass quintet).
(1927) Richie Ashburn: Athlete.
(1927) John Joubert: South African-English composer and academic.
(1926) Ted Bessell: Flushing, New York -- Actor (Don-That Girl, Frankie-Gomer Pyle).
(1925) Romana Banuelos: American Treasurer nominated by President Nixon on 9/20/1971.
(1925) John Ehrlichman: American attorney and government official, domestic affairs advisor to President Nixon from January 1969 until his resignation April 1973.
(1925) John D Erlichman American politician (President Richard Nixon aide: Watergate conspirator).
(1925) Al Widmar: American baseball player, a right-handed pitcher with the Boston Red Sox (1947), St. Louis Browns (1948, 1950–1951) and Chicago White Sox (1952).
(1925) Brent Scowcroft: Public Servant.
(1925) James Pickles: Judge.
(1925) Eugene Faccuito: American dancer and choreographer (d. 2015).
(1924) Jozef Kroner: Slovak actor (Born 1924).
(1923) Shaukat Siddiqui: Pakistani author, journalist and political activist (d. 2006).
(1923) Con Martin: Irish footballer and manager (d. 2013).
(1923) Jacques Vertan: France Actor.
(1922) Carl Reiner: American actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1922) Larry Elgart: American saxophonist and bandleader.
(1922) Jack Kruschen: Winnipeg, Manitoba -- Actor (Papa-Webster, Busting Loose).
(1922) Arnold Burgen: College President (Academia Europaea).
(1922) Wyndol Gray: American athlete who played pro basketball for two seasons in 1946-48.
(1922) Doug Barnard Jr (Representative-Democrat-Georgia: 1977-).
(1922) Ray Goulding: comedian (Bob and Ray), dies from kidney failure at age 68.
(1922) Larry Elgart New Haven Connecticut: bandleader/alto sax (Elgart Orchestra).
(1921) Jean Nergal
(1921) Hatten Yoder: American scientific doctor of petrology (the study of rocks), a holder of numerous awards and founder of the mineral yoderite that was named after him.
(1921) Primoz Ramovs: composer.
(1921) Sister Rosetta Tharpe: American singer (d. 1973).
(1921) Dusan Pirjevec: Slovenian resistance fighter, philosopher and literary historian (d. 1977).
(1921) Tommy Cooper: Comedian.
(1921) Marion Nichols: American crewel embroiderer and astrologer, and author of books on both subjects including the "Astrological Workbook" (1980).
(1921) Alfréd Rényi: Hungarian mathematician and theorist (d. 1970).
(1921) Dušan Pirjevec: Slovenian historian and philosopher (d. 1977).
(1920) Andrée Chedid: French-Egyptian poet, journalist, and novelist of Lebanese descent, mother of Louis (singer) and Michèle, and Matthieu's grand-mother (singer).
(1920) Gilbert Carpentier: French producer of very popular TV shows in France, from the 1950s to the 1990s.
(1920) Pamela Harriman: British noted family, the third daughter of Lord Digby and the wife of Randolph Churchill in 1939 (the son of Winston Churchill); they divorced in 1945.
(1920) Marian McPartland jazz pianist (Bill Mayer: Jimmy McPartland).
(1920) Douglas G: Chapman biomathematical statistician.
(1920) Vickie Panos: Canadian baseball player.
(1920) Rosemary Timperley: English author and screenwriter (d. 1988).
(1920) Eric Rohmer: Director.

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1919 - 1910

(1918) Bernd Alois Zimmermann
(1918) Bernd-Alois Zimmermann: German composer (Soldiers).
(1918) Bernd Zimmermann: West German composer, best known for his opera.
(1918) Jack Barry: American game show host and producer co-founded Barry & Enright Productions (d. 1984).
(1918) Marian McPartland: English-American pianist and composer (d. 2013).
(1918) Donald Featherstone: English soldier and author (d. 2013).
(1917) Vera Lynn: Singer (Anniversary Waltz).
(1917) Dolf Verspoor: Literary / interpreter (M Nijhoff Prize 1958).
(1917) Peter Caddy: founder (Findhorn Community).
(1916) Pierre Messmer: French politician, served as Prime Minister under Georges Pompidou from 6 July 1972 to 27 May 1974.

(1916) Piarre Messmer: Vincennes Military man.
(1916) Ren? Poirre: Magnac-Laval Military man.
(1915) Sviatoslav Richter: Ukrainian pianist and composer (d. 1997).
(1915) Rosetta Tharpe: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 1973).
(1915) Svyatoslav Richter: Pianist.
(1915) Rudolf Kirchschlager: Austrian politician, President (1974-1986) (d. 2000).
(1915) Rudolf Kirchschläger: Austrian judge and politician 8th President of Austria (d. 2000).
(1915) Étienne Schlumberger: French naval officer, engineer, and member of the resistance in World War II.
(1914) Roger Ockrent: Belgian lawyer, politician, diplomat, and author.
(1914) Sviatosiav Richter: Zhitomir, Ukraine -- Pianist (Stalin Prize-1945).
(1914) Wendell Corey: American actor and politician (d. 1968).
(1913) Judith Evelyn: Seneca, South Dakota -- Actress (13th Letter, Tingler, Rear Window).
(1913) Nikolai Stepulov: Russian-Estonian boxer (d. 1968).
(1913) Amedeo Pariante: Italy Actor.
(1913) Solange Bertrand: French artist and sometime sculptor whose works are generally abstract and cubist in style.
(1912) Pietro Gramigna: Italy Military man.
(1912) Ralph Hauenstein: American businessman and philanthropist (d. 2016).
(1912) Hernan Bolanos Ulloa: Costa Rican footballer, dentist and diplomat.
(1911) Alfonso Garcia Robles: Mexican diplomat and politician who, in conjunction with Sweden's Alva Myrdal, received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1982.
(1911) Paul Fraisse: French psychologist, Master of Conferences in Psychology at the Catholic Faculties of Lyon, 1937-39.
(1911) Alfonso Robles: Mexican lawyer and diplomat Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1991).
(1911) Mieke Verstraete: Belgian / Dutch actress (Pleasantly Settled).
(1910) Erwin Blask: German hammer thrower (d. 1999).
(1910) John Staiger: American business executive.

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1909 - 1900

(1908) Michael Redgrave: Bristol, England -- Actor (Browning Version, Lady Vanishes).
(1908) Frank Stanton: Muskegon, Michigan -- Broadcasting executive (CBS).
(1908) Philip "Felix": Bekkers actor (Czardasvorstin).
(1907) Jean Galia: French rugby player, selected 20 times in international events to play as 2nd row or wing forward.
(1907) Ruby Muhammad: American matriarch of Black Islam (d. 2011).
(1907) Hugh MacLennan: Canadian author who is best known for his title "Voices In Time.
(1906) Ozzie Nelson: Jersey City, New Jersey -- Actor (Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet).
(1906) Nickolaus Hirschl: Austrian wrestler discus thrower and shot putter (d. 1991).
(1906) Pop Chalee: Native American painter (d. 1993).
(1906) Pavel P: Parenago Russian astronomer.

(1906) Abraham Beame: English-American account and politician 104th Mayor of New York City (d. 2001).
(1905) Rene Tiollais: France Scientist.
(1905) Louis Nicol: Guerlesquin physician.
(1905) Jean Galia: French rugby footballer (d. 1949).
(1904) B F Skinner: Psychologist (Skinner Box), dies of Leukemia at 86.
(1904) Walter Elsasser
(1904) Robert Marichal: French archivist and palaeographer.
(1904) BF Skinner: American psychologist who believed human behavior could be engineered to build a better world, one of the most influential and controversial psychologists of the 20th Century.
(1904) B. F. Skinner: Psychologist.
(1904) B[urrhus] F[rederic] Skinner: Pennsylvania, United States -- Behaviorism pioneer (Skinner box).
(1904) B Skinner: American psychologist and author (d. 1990).
(1903) Pierre Charles: Belgian heavyweight boxer, dies at 63.
(1903) Vincent Richards: hall of fame tennis pro (elected 1961).
(1903) Edgar Buchanan: Actor (Uncle Joe-Petticoat Junction), dies at 77.
(1902) Mario Magnozzi: Italian soccer player who competed in the 1928 Summer Olympics.
(1902) Edgar Buchanan: Humansville, Missouri -- Actor (Uncle Joe-Petticoat Junction).
(1901) Gaston Palewski: French politician, who was a close associate of Charles de Gaulle during and after World War II.
(1900) Frederic Joliot-Curie: Physicist.

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