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Famous Birthdays of 20 November

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

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2009 - 2000

(2009) Jaxon Bieber: Family Member.
(2007) Griffin McIntyre: American child of noted parent, musician Joey McIntyre.
(2002) Madisyn Shipman: TV Actress.
(2001) Armstrong Twins: American twin daughters born to disgraced seven-time Tour de France Champion Lance Armstrong and his wife, Kristen.
(2001) Eleonora Gaggero: TV Actress.
(2000) Connie Talbot: English singer.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Gianna Newborg: Dancer.
(1998) Maximiliane Hansen: Blogger.
(1997) Leahallyannah : YouTube Star.
(1995) Michael Clifford: Pop Singer.
(1994) Salice Rose: Instagram Star.
(1994) Tamara Rapp: Dancer.
(1994) Tiara Rapp: Dancer.
(1994) Andrew Dawber: English footballer.
(1993) Sumire Satō: Japanese singer and actress (AKB48).
(1992) Yen Santos: Filipino actress and singer.

(1992) Gaku Matsuda: Japanese actor.
(1992) Maiha Ishimura: Japanese singer and actress (Berryz Kobo and Hello! Project Kids).
(1991) Irene Esser
(1991) Anthony Knockaert: French footballer.
(1990) Mark Christian: Manx cyclist.
(1990) Zack Martin: Football Player.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Cody Linley: American actor.
(1989) Sergii Polunin
(1989) Lisa Hahner: German sport talent, cross country running and long distance running.
(1989) Sergei Polunin: Ukrainian ballet dancer.
(1989) Agon Mehmeti: Swedish footballer.
(1989) Chris Fronzak: Metal Singer.
(1989) Eduardo Vargas: Soccer Player.
(1989) Tyg Tyga: Musician.
(1988) Marie-Laure Brunet: French biathlete, she won a bronze medal (individual and a silver one with the French relay, at the 2010 Vancouver Olympics, .
(1988) Sean Michael: Movie Actor.

(1988) Demetrius Shipp, Jr.: Actor.
(1988) Max Pacioretty: Hockey Player.
(1988) Rhys Wakefield: Australian actor.
(1987) Maud Verdeyen
(1987) Gina Stechert
(1987) Mylene Lazare
(1987) Dan Richards: Guitarist.
(1987) Ro James: Musician.
(1987) Mylène Lazare: French swim champion, she won an Olympic Bronze medal at the 2012 Olympics.
(1986) Oliver Sykes: Metal Singer.
(1986) Jared Followill: American rock musician.
(1986) Özer Hurmacı: Turkish footballer.
(1986) Lindsay Ellingson: Model.
(1986) Aaron Yan: Pop Singer.
(1986) Ashley Fink: TV Actress.
(1986) Oli Sykes: English musician.
(1986) Dayron Robles: Athlete.
(1985) Dan Byrd: American actor.
(1985) Juan Álvarez: Argentinian race car driver.
(1985) Aaron Yan: Taiwanese singer and actor (Fahrenheit).
(1985) Laura Osnes: Actress.
(1985) Juan Cruz Alvarez: Argentine racing driver.
(1984) Jeremy Jordan (actor born 1984)
(1984) Justin Hoyte: English footballer.
(1984) Ariane Fortin: Athlete.
(1984) Jeremy Jordan: TV Actor.
(1984) Tashard Choice: American football player.
(1984) Ferdinando Monfardini: Italian race car driver.
(1983) Future (rapper)
(1983) Yohan Hennequin
(1983) Future : Rapper.
(1983) Daria Werbowy: Model.
(1983) Adam Driver: Actor.
(1982) Margo Stilley: American model and actress.
(1982) Olga Kay: YouTube Star.
(1981) Kimberley Walsh: Pop Singer.
(1981) Orsolya Tóth
(1981) Carlos Boozer: American basketball player.
(1981) Jilen Siroky: 200m breaststroke (1996 Olympics).
(1981) Sam Fuld: American baseball player.
(1981) İbrahim Toraman: Turkish footballer.
(1980) Shalini (actress)
(1980) Martina Sucha
(1980) Ana Caterina Morariu
(1980) James Chambers: English footballer.
(1980) Eiko Koike: Japanese actress.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Maree Bowden: New Zealand netball player (Silver Ferns).
(1979) Barry Jenkins: Director.
(1979) Katherine Kelly: Actress.
(1979) Ryan Howard: Athlete.
(1979) Ericson Alexander Molano: Colombian gospel singer.
(1979) Jacob Pitts: American actor.
(1979) Joseph Hallman: American composer and academic.
(1978) Nadine Velazquez: American actress and model.
(1978) Freya Lim: Taiwanese-Malaysian singer and radio host.
(1978) Freya Lin: Taiwanese singer.

(1977) Josh Turner: American singer.
(1977) Kerri Strug: Athlete.
(1977) Rudy Charles: American professional wrestling referee.
(1977) Reid Scott: Actor.
(1977) Daniel Svensson: Swedish drummer and producer (In Flames and Diabolique).
(1976) Laura Harris: Canadian actress and producer.
(1976) Tusshar Kapoor: Indian actor.
(1976) Jason Thompson (actor)
(1976) Mahmud Asrar: Turkish illustrator.
(1976) Theodoros Velkos: badminton player.
(1976) Cemal Y?ld?z: Turkish footballer.
(1976) Cemal Yıldız: Turkish footballer and manager.
(1976) Jason Thompson: Canadian actor.
(1976) Elisa Blair: Australian rower (1996 Olympics).
(1976) Dominique Dawes: Silver Spring, Maryland -- Gymnast (1992, 96 Olympics - Gold / Bronze Medals).
(1975) Davey Havok: American singer (AFI).
(1975) Dierks Bentley: American singer.
(1975) J D Drew: American baseball player.
(1975) Joshua Gomez: American actor.
(1975) Ryan Bowen: American basketball player and coach.
(1975) Tímea Vágvölgyi: Hungarian porn actress and wrestler.
(1975) J Drew: American baseball player.
(1974) Vivian Canoletti: Brazilian model who was third born of eight girls.
(1974) Florian David Fitz
(1974) Cameron Bender
(1974) Marissa Ryan: Actress (Elizabeth MacGillis-Major Dad).
(1974) Taavi Veskimägi: Estonian businessman and politician.
(1974) Jerald Moore: Running back (St. Louis Rams).
(1974) Kirk Reynolds: Outlook, Saskatchewan -- Trap shooter (1996 Olympics).
(1974) Drew Ginn: Australian rower (1996 Olympics).
(1973) Brad Keeney: WLAF defensive tackle (Scotland Claymores).
(1973) Neil Hodgson: English motorcycle racer and sportscaster.
(1973) Matthew Smith: Australian field hockey forward (1996 Olympics).
(1973) Savion Glover: Dancer.
(1973) Angelica Bridges: American actress and singer.
(1972) Jérôme Alonzo: French football (soccer) goalkeeper, who played for Paris-Saint Germain and was the back-up keeper to Lionel Letizi, but he signed with Rangers FC.
(1972) Basia Milewicz
(1972) Corinne Niogret: French skier, a Olympic Gold Medal champion at Albertville 2/14/1992.
(1972) Riddick Parker: WLAF defensive tackle (Rhein Fire, Seattle Seahawks).
(1972) Sheema Kalbasi: Iranian poet and activist.
(1972) David Malfara: American prison inmate who was convicted of forgery on 6/26/1992 and given five years in prison.
(1972) Yanick Dupre: Montreal, Quebec -- NHL left wing (Philadelphia Flyers).
(1972) Trent Pollard: NFL guard (Cin Bengals).
(1971) Joel McHale: American actor and comedian.
(1971) Joey Galloway: American football player and sportscaster.
(1971) Robert Wijnands: Dutch soccer player (FC Utrecht).
(1971) Marco Oppedisano: American guitarist and composer.
(1970) Angelica Bridges
(1970) Sabrina Lloyd: American actress.
(1970) Phife Dawg: American rapper (A Tribe Called Quest).
(1970) Trevor Cobb: WLAF running back (Amsterdam Admirals).
(1970) Matt Blunt: American lieutenant and politician 54th Governor of Missouri.
(1970) Delia Gonzalez: American boxer.
(1970) Geoffrey Keezer: American pianist and educator.
(1970) Joe Zaso: American actor and producer.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Kristian Ghedina: Italian skier, recipient of a Silver Medal in the open event 2/17/1996.
(1969) Callie Thorne: American actor.
(1969) Richard Virenque: Athlete.
(1969) Malvin Hunter: CFL defensive end (Edmonton Eskimos).
(1969) Silvia Sommaggio: Italian 5k runner.
(1969) Dabo Swinney: Coach.
(1969) Richard Dickson Reid: New Zealand -- Road race cyclist (1996 Olympics).
(1968) Jeff Tarango: California, United States -- Tennis star (defaulted 1995 Wimbledon).
(1968) Lawrence Makoare
(1968) Robin Canup: American astrophysicist and astronomer.

(1968) Richard Clarke: Toronto, Ontario -- Yachter Finn (1996 Olympics).
(1968) Chew Chor Meng: Singaporean actor.
(1968) Keith Rucker: NFL defensive tackle (Cin Bengals).
(1968) David Einhorn: Businessman.
(1968) Tommy Asinga: Surinamese runner and veterinarian.
(1968) Chew Meng: Singaporean actor.
(1967) Katharina Hagena
(1967) Chris Childs (basketball)
(1967) Jeff Cotler in Long Beach: California, USA; actor (Brian - Struck by Lightning).
(1967) Ruta Sepetys: Author.
(1967) Teoman : Turkish singer-songwriter and actor.
(1967) Tarique Rahman: Bangladeshi businessman and politician.
(1967) Alex Arias: NYC, New York -- Infielder (Florida Marlins).
(1967) Chris Patton: Fountain Inn, South Carolina -- Nike golfer (1993 NM Charity Classic).
(1967) Chris Childs: NBA guard (New Jersey Nets, New York Knicks).
(1966) Kevin Gilbert: American singer-songwriter and producer (d. 1996).
(1966) Gail Devers: Athlete.
(1966) Jason Scott Lee: Actor.
(1966) Jeffrey Dachis: American entrepreneur, founder of Razorfish, an e-business providing web site design services.
(1966) Jill Thompson: American comic book writer and artist.
(1966) Rocco DiSpirito: Chef.
(1965) Mike D: American rapper and drummer (Beastie Boys and The Latch Brothers).
(1965) Sen Dog: Cuban-American rapper (Cypress Hill and SX-10).
(1965) Mike Diamond: Drummer.
(1965) Killi Krupa Rani: Politician.
(1965) Yoshiki Hayashi: Japanese musician (X Japan).
(1965) Yoshiki : Japanese drummer songwriter and producer (X Japan S.K.
(1965) Andrew Stewart: CFL defensive tackle (Toronto Argonauts).
(1965) Jimmy Vasser: American race car driver.
(1964) Thierry Perkins-Lyautey
(1964) John MacLean (ice hockey)
(1964) Linda William'
(1964) Doug Ford: Jr.
(1964) Sophie Fillières: French film director and screenwriter who has written for more than fifteen film and television productions since 1991.
(1964) John Maclean: Oshawa, Ontario -- NHL right wing (New Jersey Devils).
(1964) Ned Vaughn: Actor (The Rescuer).
(1964) Mark Taylor: English footballer and physiotherapist.
(1964) John MacLean: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1964) Boris Dežulović: Croatian journalist and author.
(1963) Ming-Na
(1963) Ming-Na Wen: Movie Actress.
(1963) Amado Boudou: Businessman.
(1963) Andy Pick: Coach.
(1963) Terry Farrell: Actress.
(1963) Wan Yanhai: Chinese-American activist.
(1963) Timothy Gowers: English mathematician and academic.
(1962) Gail Ann Dorsey
(1962) Steve Alexander: rocker (Brother Beyond - "Can You Keep a Secret").
(1962) Jodie Foster: Actress.
(1961) Pierre Hermé: French pastry chef most famous for his macarons, many of which have unusual flavor combinations.
(1961) Phil Joanou
(1961) Jim Brickman: American singer-songwriter and pianist.
(1961) Dave Watson: English footballer and manager.
(1961) Larry Karaszewski: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1961) Tim Harvey: English race car driver and sportscaster.
(1961) Meg Ryan: Actress.
(1960) Marc Labrèche: Canadian actor.
(1960) Bruno Retailleau
(1960) Marc Labreche: Canadian actor and television host.
(1960) Veronika Bellmann: German politician.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Sean Young: American actress onscreen from 1977 with film credits that included "Blade Runner," "Dune" and "No Way Out.
(1959) Florence (Italy)
(1959) Beate Metz: German foreign correspondence clerk, media scientist, journalist and astrologer, the coworker of "Astrologiezentrum Berlin.
(1959) James McGovern: American lawyer and politician.
(1959) Sean Young in Louisville: Kentucky, USA; actress (Dune, Young Doctors in Love).
(1959) Orlando Figes: English historian and academic.
(1959) Jo Bonner: Politician.
(1959) Richard Attias: Businessman.
(1958) Hervé Hubert
(1958) Isabella Blow: Editor.

(1958) Michael Wilbon: Journalist.
(1958) Rickson Gracie: Brazilian mixed martial artist and choreographer.
(1957) Jean-Yves Esquerre
(1957) Goodluck Jonathan: World Leader.
(1957) Ofra Haza: Musician.
(1957) Mike Craven: English footballer.
(1957) Stefan Bellof: German race car driver (d. 1985).
(1957) John Eriksen: Danish footballer (d. 2002).
(1957) Thomas Junta: American homicide: during an altercation at his kid's hockey practice, Junta allegedly beat Michael Costin to death on 7/05/2000, Reading, MA.
(1956) Bo Derek: American actress, making $35,000 and a reputation as the epitome of beauty with her 5'4" perfect shape in the film "10.
(1956) Mark Gastineau: American football player and boxer.
(1956) Mark Gastineau NFL end (New York Jets: Pro Bowl 1981-85).
(1956) Natasha Vlassenko: Russian-Australian pianist and educator.
(1956) Gareth Chilcott: English rugby player.
(1956) Bo Derek in Long Beach: California, USA; actress (10, Tarzan the Ape Man).
(1956) Sergei Gayevich Severin: Russian Cosmonaut.
(1956) Dan Powers: Rock guitarist (Michael Stanley Band).
(1955) Kathryn Morton: Scottish physician and mother of a child killed by Thomas Watt Hamilton in the Dunblane School massacre of March 13, 1996.
(1955) Thea Vidale: Actress (Family Matters).
(1955) Timothy Kristian Charles Mace: Great Britain, Cosmonaut.
(1955) Carter Burwell: Composer.
(1955) Angela Finocchiaro: Italian actress, who won the David di Donatello for Best Supporting Actress in 2006 thanks to her performance in "La bestia nel cuore" and in 2007 for playing the role of Amelia Benassi in "Mio fratello è figlio unico.
(1954) Abdel Fattah al-Sisi: Statesman.
(1954) Berit Andnor: Swedish politician Swedish Minister of Social Affairs.
(1954) Kathleen Quinlan: Actress.
(1954) Steve Dahl in California: USA; Chicago's anti-disco DJ (WLS-FM).
(1954) Steve Dahl: American radio host and actor.
(1953) Duane Theiss: American baseball player, a right-handed pitcher with the Atlanta Braves for two seasons in 1977 and 1978.
(1953) Greg Gibson: Stafford, Virginia -- Greco-Roman wrestler (1984 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1952) John Van Boxmeer: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1952) Robert Lipton in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Tom - The Survivors, As the World Turns).
(1951) Summer Bartholomew: American Beauty Queen voted "Miss U.S.
(1951) Diane Bertrand
(1951) Rodger Bumpass: American voice actor.
(1951) David Walters: American businessman and politician 24th Governor of Oklahoma.
(1950) Jacqueline Gourault: French politician, a member of the Senate of France, representing the Loir-et-Cher department.
(1950) Gary Green: Rocker (Gentle Giant).
(1950) David Kemper: American banker and CEO in charge of Commerce Bancshares.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Juha Mieto: Finland -- 15KM skier (1980 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1949) Thelma Drake: American politician.
(1949) Jeff Dowd: American film producer and activist.
(1949) Ray Vitte in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Doc, Cody - Quest).
(1949) Ray Vitte: NYC, New York -- Actor (Doc, Cody-Quest).
(1948) Barbara Hendricks: American-Swedish soprano and actress.
(1948) Richard Masur: American actor and director.
(1948) Park Chul-soo: South Korean director producer and screenwriter (d. 2013).
(1948) Richard Masur in New York City: New York, USA; actor (David - One Day at a Time).
(1948) John Bolton: American lawyer and diplomat 25th United States Ambassador to the United Nations.

(1948) Samuel E Wright in Camden: South Carolina, USA; actor (Enos, Ball Four).
(1948) Claude Dourthe
(1947) Joe Walsh: American musician (Eagles, James Gang).
(1947) Mardell Wilkins: LPGA golfer.
(1947) Joe Walsh in Wichita: Kansas, USA; guitarist/rocker (Eagles - "Take it Easy").
(1947) Lamar S. Smith: Politician.
(1946) Duane Allman: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Allman Brothers Band Hour Glass Derek and the Dominos and The Allman Joys) (d. 1971).
(1946) Kay Turner: American political activist who ran for mayor of San Antonio, Texas in mid-1995, claiming a shoestring budget and a platform of honest reform.
(1946) Kirill I of Moscow
(1946) Ray Stiles: Rocker.
(1946) Greg Cook: American college/pro football player, quarterback, called "blond bomber;" retired 11-1973.
(1946) R Archer: British politician returned to Parliament on June 11, 1987.
(1946) John "Blackfoot" Colbert: US singer (Soul Children, Taxi).
(1946) Kirill: Patriarch Kirill of Moscow.
(1946) Judy Woodruff: Newscaster (McNeil Lehrer Report).
(1945) Nanette Workman: American-Canadian singer-songwriter and actress.
(1945) Rachid Mimouni: Author.
(1945) Emel Sayin
(1945) Rick Monday: American baseball player and sportscaster.
(1945) Dan McBride: Rocker (Sha Na Na).
(1945) Paul Langford: English historian and academic.
(1945) Emel Sayın: Turkish singer and actress.
(1944) Louie Dampier: American basketball player and coach.
(1944) Jean-François Girard: French doctor, academic and senior official.
(1944) Anthea Stewart: Zimbabwe -- Field hockey coach / player (1980 Olympics).
(1944) Jany Bessière: Belgian astrologer, creator of InfoSophia, author of many articles and two books.
(1944) Jud Fine: American artist and sculptor.
(1944) Mike Vernon: English record producer founded Blue Horizon.
(1943) Suze Rotolo
(1943) Veronica Hamel: American actress and producer.
(1943) Mie Hama
(1943) Lindsay Thomas: (Rep-D-Georgia, 1983- ).
(1943) Veronica Hamel in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; actress (Joyce - Hill Street Blues, 79 Park Ave).
(1942) Joe Biden: American Democratic politician, a three-term Senator from Delaware.
(1942) Paulos Faraj Rahho: Iraqi bishop (d. 2008).
(1942) Robert Costanzo: American actor director and producer.
(1942) Sharon Olds: Poet.
(1942) Meredith Monk: American composer, performer, director, vocalist, filmmaker, and choreographer.
(1942) Paulos Rahho: Iraqi archbishop (d. 2008).
(1942) Bob Einstein: American actor producer and screenwriter.
(1942) Gary Ackerman: Politician.
(1942) Calvin Klein: Designer.
(1942) Norman Greenbaum: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1942) Joseph R Biden Jr American politician (Democrat-Senator-Delaware: Vice President 2009-).
(1942) Norman Greenbaum in Massachusetts: USA; folk singer ("Spirit in the Sky").
(1941) Gérard Riou
(1941) Haseena Moin: Pakistani television writer and playwright.
(1941) Gary Karr in Los Angeles: California, USA; double-bassist (Oslo Philharmonic).
(1941) Tommy Thompson: Politician.
(1941) Gary Karr: Los Angeles, California -- Double-bassist (Oslo Philharmonic).
(1941) Oliver Sipple: American soldier and activist (d. 1989).
(1940) Arieh Warshel: Israeli-American Distinguished Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry at the University of Southern California.
(1940) Philippe Darondel: French race horse trainer and jockey, the father of jockeys Jean-Philippe and Frédéric Darondel.
(1940) Ediz Hun: Turkish actor and politician.
(1940) Helma Sanders-Brahms: German director producer and screenwriter (d. 2014).
(1940) Morris Jarvis: American merchandise marketer and CEO in charge of Hancock Fabrics, a craft line, fabrics wholesale and retail marketer.
(1940) John Rollwagon: American electrical engineer and CEO in charge of Cray Research, a science-based supercomputer manufacturer.
(1940) Bob Einstein in Los Angeles: California, USA; comedian (Officer Judy, Super Dave Osborne).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Tom Harkin: Politician.
(1939) Dick Smothers in New York City: New York, USA; comedian (Smother Brothers' Show).
(1939) Dick Smothers: American actor and singer (Smothers Brothers).
(1938) Claude Gatignol
(1938) Ted Turner: Businessman.
(1938) Don Dixon: American criminal, the most notorious of the Texas savings and loan renegades convicted of looting the industry in the 1980s.
(1937) Rene Kollo: German tenor.
(1937) Jack Linkletter in San Francisco: California, USA; TV host (Haggis Baggis, Hootenanny).
(1937) Ruth Laredo: American pianist and educator (d. 2005).
(1937) Eero Mäntyranta: Finnish skier (d. 2013).

(1937) Viktoriya Tokareva: Russian author and screenwriter.
(1937) Gilles Cantagrel: French musicologist, writer, speaker and educator.
(1937) Penelope Leach: Psychologist.
(1937) Louis Susman: Diplomat.
(1937) Eero Mantyranta: Finnish cross-country skier.
(1937) Rhys Isaac: South African-Australian historian and author (d. 2010).
(1937) René Kollo: German tenor and actor.
(1936) Don Delillo
(1936) Bill Wallis: English actor (d. 2013).
(1936) Charles Larson: American admiral (d. 2014).
(1936) Don DeLillo: American author and playwright.
(1935) Yves Bonnet: French top-ranking civil servant, 1960, Assistant Chief of Police, 1968-71, 1974-82.
(1935) Esquerita
(1935) Imre Makovecz: Hungarian architect (d. 2011).
(1935) Jack Welch: Businessman.
(1934) Christine Arnothy
(1934) Valentine J Peter in Omaha: Nebraska, USA; priest (Boy's Town 1985-).
(1934) Fairuz : World Music Singer.
(1933) Maryon Kantaroff: Canadian artist in drawing, painting, sculptor, music and making jewelry; all extensions of her rare personality and self-awareness.
(1933) Georges Soubrier: French Catholic clergyman, the Bishop Emeritus of Nantes since 2009.
(1933) Larry King: Entertainer.
(1932) Kinnosuke Nakamura
(1932) Jacques Lafleur
(1932) John Barnes Chance: Composer.
(1932) John Chance: American composer.
(1932) Richard Dawson: TV Actor.
(1932) Richard Dawson: TV Actor.
(1930) Bernard Horsfall: English-Scottish actor (d. 2013).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Jerry Hardin: American actor who has appeared in film and television roles, although he is perhaps best known as the character Deep Throat in the series "The X-Files.
(1929) Dick Clark in Mount Vernon: New York, USA; TV host (American Bandstand).
(1929) Emmanuel Lescure: French business leader, who spent his entire career within Groupe SEB, serving as Chairman from 1976 to 1990.
(1929) Penelope Hobhouse: Irish gardener author and educator.
(1929) Luigi Carrara: Italy sport Champion.
(1929) Don January: American retired professional golfer, who won 10 PGA Tour titles, though never more than one in a year, with his most notable at the 1967 PGA Championship, an 18-hole playoff victory over Don Massengale.
(1929) Donald Ray January: Plainview, Texas -- PGA golfer (1960 Tucson Open).
(1929) Kenneth DeWitt Schermerhorn in Schenectady: New York, USA; conductor (American Ballet).
(1928) Rex Reason: Berlin, Germany -- Actor (Man Without a Gun, Roaring 20s).
(1928) Franklin Cover in Cleveland: USA; actor (Tom - The Jeffersons).

(1928) Claude Courdy: Bressols Journalist.
(1928) John Disley: Welsh athlete.
(1928) Aleksey Batalov: Russian actor director and screenwriter.
(1928) Franklin Cover: American actor (Born 1928).
(1927) Estelle Parsons: American award-winning actress, she appeared in two revues in 1958 and began her Broadway career on December 6, 1956 when she appeared in "Happy Hunting.
(1927) Franco Enriquez: Italian theatre and opera director, who died in Ancona on 30 August 1980.
(1927) Estelle Parsons in Lynn: Massachusetts, USA; actress (Rachel Rachel, Bonnie and Clyde).
(1927) Ed ''Too Tall'' Freeman: American United States Army officer, helicopter pilot and Medal of Honor recipient (d. 2008).
(1927) Ed Freeman: American soldier and pilot Medal of Honor recipient (d. 2008).
(1926) Edouard Leclerc: Landernau EXecutives.
(1926) Judith Magre
(1926) Édouard Leclerc: French businessman and entrepreneur who founded the French supermarket chain E.Leclerc in 1948.
(1926) Jeane Kirkpatrick: Diplomat.
(1926) Kaye Ballard in Cleveland: Ohio, USA; actress/comedienne (Kaye - Mothers-in-Law).
(1926) Tôn Đính: Vietnamese general (d. 2013).
(1926) John Gardner: English soldier and author (d. 2007).
(1926) Terry Hall: English ventriloquist and actor (d. 2007).
(1925) Robert F Kennedy
(1925) Kaye Ballard: American entertainer, singer, comedienne and actress.
(1925) Maya Plisetskaya: Russian-Lithuanian ballerina choreographer actress and director (d. 2015).
(1925) George Barris: American engineer and car designer (d. 2015).
(1925) Robert Francis Kennedy in Brookline: Massachusetts, USA; (Democrat, Senator, New York) Attorney-General; assassinated in 1968.
(1925) June [Shirley L] Christy: United States -- Jazz singer (Tampico).
(1925) Mark Miller: TV Actor.
(1925) Zygmunt Bauman: Sociologist.
(1925) Robert Kennedy: American author, attorney, politician and noted family.
(1925) June Christy: American singer (d. 1990).
(1924) Benoît Mandelbrot: Polish-born, French and American mathematician, noted for developing a "theory of roughness" and "self-similarity" in nature and the field of fractal geometry to help prove it, which included coining the word "fractal".
(1924) Benoit Mandelbrot: Polish-American mathematician and economist (d. 2010).
(1924) Henk Vredeling: Dutch agronomist and politician Dutch Minister of Defence (d. 2007).
(1923) Nadine Gordimer: South African writer and political activist, Nobel Prize in Literature (1991).
(1923) Beryl Sprinkel: Missouri, United States -- Economist (Council of Economic Advisers).
(1923) Danny Dayton: American actor and director (d. 1999).
(1922) Georges Brutelle: French politician and businessman who joined the French Resistance in World War II.
(1921) Helga Taeger: German ballet dancer, ballet master, noted family, mother of astrologer/data collector/author Hans Hinrich Taeger; has ballet school in berlin, eye color: brown, married once.
(1921) Frederic Trescases: France sport Champion.
(1921) Jim Garrison: Louisiana DA (investigate JFK assassination), dies at 70.
(1921) Phyllis Thaxter: Portland, Maine -- Actress (Nora, Ft Worth).
(1921) Roy Campanella: Athlete.
(1920) Douglas Dick: Charles Town, West Virginia -- Actor (Carl-Waterfront).
(1920) Armin Schibler: Swiss musician and composer.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Phyllis Thaxter: American actress (d. 2012).
(1919) Halka Grossman: Resistance fighter / politician.
(1919) Evelyn Keyes: Port Arthur, Texas -- Actress (Adventure of Martin Eden).
(1919) Alan Young: Actor.
(1919) John McCarthy: Composer.
(1919) Alan Brown: English race car driver (d. 2004).
(1919) Lucilla Andrews: Egyptian-Scottish nurse and author (d. 2006).
(1919) Dulcie Gray: Kuala Lampur, Malaysia -- Actress (Mine Own Executioner).
(1918) Dora Ratjen: Germany -- Man possing as woman high jumper (1936 Olympics - 4th Place).
(1918) Corita Kent: American nun illustrator and educator (d. 1986).

(1917) Robert Byrd: American politician, the longest-serving Senator in United States history as of June 12, 2006.
(1917) Bobby Locke: South African golfer (d. 1987).
(1917) Pam Henningen [Cornelia CP Ingenegeren]: Indonesian / Dutch dancer.
(1917) Ram Gopal: Indies / English dancer (Blue Peter, Purple Plain).
(1917) Robert C Byrd: (Sen-D-West Virginia, 1959- ) / majority leader.
(1917) Hans Kettgen: Germany Military man.
(1917) Maurice Weisner: American military personnel, a United States Navy four-star admiral who served as Vice Chief of Naval Operations (VCNO) from 1972 to 1973; Commander in Chief, U.S.
(1917) Max Georg Baumann: Composer.
(1917) Indira Gandhi: Statesman.
(1916) Michael Ingelido: American general (d. 2015).
(1916) Judy Canova: American actress, homely and raucous, played hillbilly and comedienne in low budget films and lots of commercials.
(1916) Ferdinand AM van der Ham: Dutch WWII resistance fighter.
(1916) Evelyn Keyes: American actress and singer (d. 2008).
(1916) Evelyn Keyes: American actress and singer (d. 2008).
(1916) William John Elwyn Davies: Painter.
(1916) Robert A Bruce Maryland: pioneer (exercise cardiology).
(1915) Kon Ichikawa: Japanese director producer and screenwriter (d. 2008).
(1915) Andr? Carayon: Perpignan Military man.
(1914) Charles Berlitz
(1914) Emilio Pucci: Naples, Italy -- Fashion designer (Neiman-Marcus Award-1954).
(1914) Jean-Pierre Grenier
(1914) Jean Grenier: France Actor.
(1914) Jean Seyer: Rouen physician.
(1913) Judy Canova: American actress and singer (d. 1983).
(1913) Charles Bettelheim
(1913) Bernard Lano: St Clair sur Epte EXecutives.
(1913) Kostas Choumis: Greek footballer (d. 1981).
(1912) Otto von Habsburg
(1912) Ren? Herbeuval: Foug physician.
(1912) Otto Von Habsburg: Known by his royal name as Archduke Otto of Austria, he was the last Crown Prince of Austria-Hungary from 1916 until the dissolution of the empire in 1918, a realm which comprised modern-day Austria, Hungary, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia, and parts of Italy, Montenegro, Poland, Romania, Serbia and Ukraine.
(1912) Frank Innocent: Sahurs Painters.
(1912) Guillaume Gillet: French architect.
(1911) Pierre Uri: French economist who played a key role in developing the Treaty of Rome.
(1911) Jean Shiley: United States -- High jumper (1932 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1911) Leon Cuffaut: France sport Champion.
(1910) Guillaume Gillet
(1910) Pauli Murray: Famous African.
(1910) Andr? Charlin: Morez physician.
(1910) Willem van Stockum: Dutch mathematician pilot and academic (d. 1944).
(1910) Willem Jacob van Stockum: Dutch physicist (d. 1944).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Lill Egede-Nissen: Norwegian actress.
(1909) Alan Bible (Senator-Democrat-Nevada: 1954-74).
(1909) Peter Drucker: Businessman.
(1908) Alistair Cooke: English-American journalist and author (d. 2004).
(1908) Alistair Cooke: English-American journalist and author (d. 2004).
(1907) Henri-Georges Clouzot: French screenwriter and playwright from the early '30s.
(1907) Fran Allison: American, early television personality (Kukla, Fran and Ollie) (Born 1907).
(1905) Francois: 9th duc de Noailles, French nobelman (d. 2009).
(1905) Minoo Masani: Indian lawyer and politician (d. 1998).
(1903) Allen Rivkin: American screenwriter who specialized in fast-moving crime stories.

(1903) Alexandra Danilova: Russian-American ballerina and choreographer (d. 1997).
(1903) Ishtiaq Hussain Qureshi: Pakistani historian and educationist (d. 1981).
(1902) Gianpiero Combi
(1902) Wolfgang Kunkel: German law historian.
(1902) Raoul Duranton: France Scientist.
(1901) Naz?m Hikmet: Turkish poet (d. 1963).
(1900) Chester Gould: American cartoonist and author created Dick Tracy (d. 1985).

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