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Famous Birthdays of 20 October

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

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2010 - Today

(2015) Jett Newman: Family Member.

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2009 - 2000

(2001) Shon Burnett: Pop Singer.
(2000) Alana Smith: Skateboarder.

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1999 - 1990

(1998) Gage Bordeaux: Instagram Star.
(1997) John Bell (Scottish actor)
(1997) Ronnie Banks: Vine Star.
(1997) John Bell: Movie Actor.
(1996) Adam Cianciarulo: Motorcycle Racer.
(1995) Zhenwei Wang: Chinese actor and martial artist.
(1994) Brennan Clost: Dancer.
(1994) Corey Oates: Australian rugby player.
(1994) Sydel Curry: Family Member.
(1994) Morgan Featherstone: Australian model.

(1993) Hunter King: American actress.
(1992) Mattia De Sciglio: Italian footballer.
(1992) Ksenia Semyonova: Russian gymnast.
(1992) Ksenia Semenova: Russian gymnast.
(1992) John Egan: Irish footballer.
(1992) Kristian Ipsen: American diver.
(1992) Liis Lemsalu: Estonian singer.
(1992) Ferhat Yazgan: Turkish footballer.
(1992) Jeremy Hill: Football Player.
(1992) Cyn Santana: Instagram Star.
(1990) Galadriel Stineman: TV Actress.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Yanina Wickmayer
(1989) Jess Glynne: Pop Singer.
(1989) Jamie Collins: Football Player.
(1989) Colin Wilson: Canadian-American ice hockey player.
(1988) Candice Swanepoel: South African model.
(1988) ASAP Ferg: Rapper.
(1988) Ma Long: Chinese table tennis player.
(1988) Francis Boulle: Reality Star.
(1988) Risa Niigaki: Japanese singer and actress (Morning Musume Tanpopo Sakuragumi and Athena & Robikerottsu).
(1988) Lauren Flans: Comedian.

(1987) Raphael Hackl: German rugby player.
(1987) Sanne Nijhof: Dutch model.
(1987) Borgore : Music Producer.
(1986) Elyse Taylor: Australian model.
(1986) Wanlop Saechio: Thai footballer.
(1986) Priyanka Sharma: Indian actress.
(1986) Matt Steffanina: YouTube Star.
(1985) Jennifer Freeman: TV Actress.
(1985) James Sutton: English race car driver.
(1985) Alphonso Smith: American football player.
(1985) Jennifer Nicole Freeman: American actress.
(1985) Dominic McGuire: American basketball player.
(1984) Florent Sinama-Pongolle: French footballer.
(1984) Leslie Coutterand
(1984) Mitch Lucker: Metal Singer.
(1984) Florent Pongolle: French footballer.
(1984) Andrew Trimble: Northern Irish rugby player.
(1983) Alona Tal: TV Actress.
(1983) Takayuki Yamada: Japanese actor and singer.
(1983) Axelle Mugler
(1983) Michel Vorm: Dutch footballer.
(1983) Luis Saritama: Ecuadorian footballer.
(1983) Flavio Cipolla: Italian tennis player.
(1982) Ana Mihajlovski
(1982) Katie Featherston: American actress.
(1982) Aurélien Ducroz
(1982) Lawrence Roberts (basketball)
(1982) Kristian Nielsen: Danish footballer.
(1982) Becky Brewerton: Welsh golfer.
(1982) Yasser Al-Qahtani: Saudi footballer.
(1981) Francisco Javier Rodriguez: Mexican footballer.
(1981) Dimitrios Papadopoulos: Greek footballer.
(1981) Willis McGahee: American football player.
(1981) Dimitris Papadopoulos: Greek footballer.
(1981) Francisco Rodríguez: Mexican footballer.
(1980) Fabrice Jeannet
(1980) Niall Matter: Canadian actor.
(1980) José Veras: Dominican baseball player.
(1980) Jose Veras: Dominican baseball player.
(1980) Gary Jarman: English singer-songwriter and bass player (The Cribs).

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1979 - 1970

(1979) John Krasinski: American actor, director and screenwriter.
(1979) Nargis Fakhri: Model.
(1979) Paul O'Connell: Irish rugby player.
(1979) Paul Terek: American decathlete.
(1979) Paul Ifill: Barbadian footballer.
(1979) Vasyl Baranov: Ukrainian footballer.
(1978) Jamie Martz
(1978) Virender Sehwag: Indian cricketer.
(1978) Paul Wilson: Scottish bass player and songwriter (Snow Patrol and Terra Diablo).
(1977) Sam Witwer: American actor.

(1977) Samuel Witwer: TV Actor.
(1977) Leila Josefowicz: Canadian classical violinist.
(1977) Matt Jansen: English footballer and manager.
(1977) Erko Saviauk: Estonian footballer.
(1976) Ashlee Levitch
(1976) Dan Fogler: American actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1976) Nikolaos Bacharidis: Greek footballer.
(1976) Reidel Anthony: Wide receiver (Tampa Bay Buccaneers).
(1976) Tom Wisniewski: American guitarist (MxPx).
(1976) Nicola Legrottaglie: Italian footballer and manager.
(1976) Arban Severin: American composer, musician and film actress.
(1976) Mohammad Khan: British alleged terrorist, implicated by Scotland Yard as one of the suicide bombers who detonated explosives on the London underground on July 7, 2005.
(1975) Olivier Sarraméa
(1975) Hilla Vidor
(1975) Sevinç Erbulak: Turkish actress.
(1974) Jerald Honeycutt: American basketball player: forward, Bucks.
(1974) Mohammad Sidique Khan
(1974) Bashar Rahal: Emirati-American actor and producer.
(1973) Rodrigo Faro
(1973) Scott Goodman: Hobart, Tasmania -- 200m butterfly swimmer (1996 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1972) Will Greenwood: English rugby player and sportscaster.
(1972) Brian Schatz: American academic and politician 11th Lieutenant Governor of Hawaii.
(1972) Oleg Fediukov: Moscow, Russia -- Dance skater (with Debbie Koegel).
(1972) Dexter Coakley: Linebacker (Dallas Cowboys).
(1972) Michael Condrey: Game Designer.
(1972) Sonu Sood: Movie Actor.
(1972) Pie Geelen: Dutch swimmer.
(1971) Snoop Dogg: American musician, the embodiment of ’90s gangster rap.
(1971) Dannii Minogue: Dannii Minogue: Australian singer and actor, younger sister of Kylie Minogue and ex-partner of actor Julian McMahon, son of the late Australian prime minister William McMahon.
(1971) Sandie Cochepain: French paraglider.
(1971) Kimberly Po: Los Angeles, California -- Tennis star (1991 Futures-Evansville IN).
(1971) Eddie Jones: American basketball player: guard/forward, Lakers.
(1971) Marcelo Saback
(1971) Kenneth Choi
(1971) Matt Norman: Australian director/producer.
(1971) Kamiel Maase: Dutch runner.
(1970) Frédérique Courtadon
(1970) Michelle Malkin: American political commentator and author.
(1970) Nicolas Tardy
(1970) Chavo Guerrero Jr
(1970) Sander Boschker: Dutch footballer.
(1970) Greg Primus: NFL wide receiver (Chicago Bears).
(1970) Sander Boschke: Soccer player (FC Twente).
(1970) Chavo Guerrero: Jr.
(1970) Aapo Ilves: Estonian poet and illustrator.
(1970) Neil Heywood: English-Chinese businessman (d. 2011).
(1970) Michelle Bridges: TV Show Host.
(1970) Salvador Guerrero: Wrestler.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Juan González (baseball)
(1969) Herman Moore: NFL wide receiver (Detroit Lions).
(1969) Chantel Tremitiere: WNBA guard (Sacramento Monarchs).
(1969) Guillermo Perez-Roldan: Argentina -- Tennis star.
(1969) Juan Gonzalez: Vega Baja, Puerto Rico -- Outfielder (Texas Rangers).
(1969) Laurie Daley: Australian rugby league footballer.
(1969) Labros Papakostas: Greek high jumper.
(1969) Lambros Papakostas: Greek high jumper.
(1969) Juan González: Puerto Rican baseball player.
(1968) Susan Tully: English actress director and producer.

(1968) Raymond Biggs: CFL linebacker (Calgary Stampeders).
(1968) Donna Morrissey: American spokeswoman for Cardinal Law, she became familiar to many as she fielded inquiries and allegations during the sexual abuse scandals that rocked the Archdiocese of Boston, MA.
(1967) Elizabeth Carling: English actress and singer.
(1967) Luigi Lo Cascio: Italian actor, winner of an award at the Venice Film Festival for the film "Light of My Eyes.
(1967) Harvey Pulliam: San Francisco, California -- Outfielder (Colorado Rockies).
(1967) Susan Tulley: British actress (Michelle-EastEnders).
(1967) Monica Ali: Bangladeshi-English author.
(1967) Luigi Cascio: Italian actor.
(1967) Luck Mervil: Haitian-Canadian singer-songwriter and actor.
(1967) Marco Ngai: Taiwanese actor.
(1967) Kerrod Walters: Australian rugby player.
(1967) Kevin Walters: Australian rugby player and coach.
(1966) Stefan Raab: Stefan Konrad Raab is a German entertainer, comedian, musician and former television host.
(1966) Fred Coury in Johnston City: New York, USA; rocker (Cinderella - "Heartbreak Station").
(1966) Abu Musab al-Zarqawi: Jordanian militant and Al-Qaeda figure (d. 2006).
(1966) Fred Coury: American drummer (Cinderella London and Arcade).
(1966) Catherine Galvin: American state trooper who accidentally shot herself to death while cleaning her gun, 10/29/1994, 00:30 AM.
(1966) Patrick Volkerding: American computer scientist and engineer founded Slackware.
(1966) Allan Donald: South African cricketer and coach.
(1966) Erin Deiters: Green Bay, Wisconsin -- WPVA volleyballer (US Open-9th - 1994).
(1965) William Zabka: American actor and producer.
(1965) Norman Blake: Scottish singer-songwriter and guitarist (Teenage Fanclub BMX Bandits and Jonny).
(1965) Mikhail Shtalenkov: Moscow, Russia -- NHL goalie (Team Russia, Anaheim).
(1965) Jil Caplan: French singer and songwriter.
(1965) Chad Hennings: American athlete, defensive lineman.
(1965) Amos Mansdorf: Israel -- Tennis star.
(1964) Kamala Harris: American lawyer and politician 32nd Attorney General of California.
(1964) Mark Lépine: Canadian son of an Algerian father and French mother, Rachid Liass Gharbi and Monique LePine.
(1964) Tomoko Yamaguchi: Japanese actress and singer.
(1963) Sonia Dubois
(1963) Marc Newson
(1963) Julie Payette: Montreal, Quebec -- Astronaut.
(1963) Stan Valckx: Dutch footballer and manager.
(1963) David Gilinsky: Family Member.
(1963) Nikos Tsiantakis: Greek footballer.
(1962) François Vannson
(1962) Ray Childress: NFL defensive tackle / defensive end (Houston Oilers).
(1962) Laurent Paganelli
(1962) David Evans: American director and screenwriter.
(1962) Steven R "Randy" Jackson: US percussionist / singer (Enjoy Yourself).
(1962) Dave Wong: Hong Kong-Taiwanese singer-songwriter and actor.
(1962) David M Evans: American screenwriter and film director.
(1961) Ian Rush: Welsh footballer.
(1961) Kate Mosse: English author and playwright.
(1961) Michie Tomizawa: Japanese voice actress and singer.
(1961) Les Stroud: Canadian director producer and harmonica player.
(1961) Audun Kleive: Norwegian drummer and composer (Generator X).
(1960) Konstantin Aseev: Russian chess player and trainer (d. 2004).
(1960) Lepa Brena: Yugoslav singer.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Janice McCaffrey: Etobicoke, Ontario -- 10k walker (1992, 96 Olympics - 25th Place).
(1959) Koichi Kawanishi: Japanese drummer (Unicorn).
(1959) Ole Hamre: Norwegian drummer composer and producer (Fliflet/Hamre).
(1959) Mark Little: Australian comedian actor and screenwriter.
(1958) Viggo Mortensen: American actor, he became a sex symbol after starring as Aragorn in the movie trilogy, "The Lord of the Rings.
(1958) Dave Finlay: Irish-American wrestler and agent.
(1958) Valérie Faris
(1958) Louis Giscard d'Estaing: French politician and former member of the National Assembly of France.
(1958) Dave Krieg: American football player, a quarterback for the San Diego Chargers.
(1958) Scott Hall: American professional wrestler.

(1958) Valerie Faris: American director and producer.
(1958) Lynn Flewelling: American author and academic.
(1958) Finlay : Wrestler.
(1958) Ricky Byrd: Rocker (Joan Jett & Blackhearts).
(1958) Eric Scott in Hollywood: California, USA; actor (Ben - The Waltons).
(1958) Ivo Pogorelich in Belgrade: Yugoslavia; pianist (1978 Casagrande winner).
(1958) Dale Zemianski: American fantasy artist, he has produced book illustrations, CD covers, book covers and a cover for "Analog: Science Fiction and Fact" magazine (September 1998), and in 1995 won the L. Ron Hubbard Illustrators of the Future Gold Award.
(1958) Eric Scott: American actor.
(1958) Ivo Pogorelić: Croatian pianist.
(1958) Mark King: English singer-songwriter and bass player (Level 42 and Re-Flex).
(1957) Jane Bonham-Carter: Baroness Bonham-Carter of Yarnbury English politician.
(1957) Susanna Haavisto: Finnish actress and singer.
(1957) Chris Cowdrey: English cricketer and sportscaster.
(1957) Hilda Solis: American academic and politician 25th United States Secretary of Labor.
(1956) Danny Boyle: English director producer and screenwriter.
(1956) Martin Taylor: British jazz guitarist.
(1955) Thomas Newman: Actor / Composer (Cape Fear), dies of heart attack at 60.
(1955) Aaron Pryor: American boxer.
(1955) Marc Toesca
(1955) Robert Brink: Dutch television host and actor.
(1955) Robert ten Brink: Dutch TV host / cabaret artist.
(1955) David Profumo: English author and academic.
(1954) Steve Orich: American composer and conductor.
(1954) Enzo Gragnaniello: Italian singer-songwriter and composer, who began playing the guitar at the age of 12 and began composing his first songs at 18 years old.
(1954) Gunter Muller: German percussionist.
(1953) Keith Hernandez: American baseball player sportscaster and actor.
(1953) Tom Petty in Gainesville: Florida, USA; singer (Heartbreakers - "Refugee").
(1953) Bill Nunn: American actor.
(1953) Richard McWilliam: American businessman and philanthropist co-founded the Upper Deck Company (d. 2013).
(1953) Keith Hernandez in San Francisco: California, USA; New York Mets' first baseman (nine golden gloves).
(1952) Mikhail Georgiyevich Potapov: Russian Cosmonaut.
(1952) Dave Collins: Baseball player.
(1952) Victoria Settembrino: American astrologer who has written articles for "True Astrology," Fall, 1983.
(1952) Melanie Mayron: American actress and director.
(1952) Derek Ridgers: English photographer and art director.
(1952) Melanie Mayron in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; actress (Thirty Something, Car Wash, Missing).
(1952) Dave McLelland: NHL.
(1951) Claudio Ranieri: Italian football player and manager.
(1951) Al Greenwood: American keyboard player (Foreigner).
(1951) Ken Ham: Australian evangelist and businessman.
(1951) Leif Pagrotsky: Swedish businessman and politician.
(1951) Patrick Hall: English lawyer and politician.
(1950) Tom Petty: American musician.
(1950) Claude Sérillon: French journalist and television personality who presented the programmes "Le journal de 20 heures" (France 2 plus TF1), "Géopolis" (France 2) and "Ôtrement dit" (France Ô).
(1950) Mara Venier
(1950) Isaac Curtis: American football wide receiver who played his entire National Football League career with the Cincinnati Bengals (1973–1984).
(1950) William Russ: TV Actor.
(1950) Issac Curtis: Santa Ana sports Champions.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Jean-Claude Charles
(1949) George Harris (actor)
(1949) Wayne Collett: American athlete, an Olympic Silver Medal winner at the 1972 Munich Olympics in the field and track events for the 400m race.
(1949) Angela Alioto: American civil rights lawyer, politician and daughter of former Mayor of San Francisco, Joseph Alioto.
(1949) Gina Pareño: Filipino actress.
(1949) Valeri Borzov: Ukrainian athlete.
(1949) Valery Borzov: USSR -- 100m / 200m dash (1972 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1948) Piet Donner: Dutch jurist and politician Dutch Minister of Justice.
(1948) Robert A Borski: (Rep-D-Pennsylvania, 1983- ).
(1948) Andrei Suraikin: USSR -- Pairs figure skater (1972 Olympics - Silver Medalist).

(1948) Melih Gokcek: Turkish politician.
(1948) John Farley: American psychologist, reported missing by his estranged wife on 9/24/1989.
(1948) Yves Hézard: French road bicycle racer, who competed professionally from 1969 to 1981.
(1948) Melih Gökçek: Turkish journalist and politician Mayor of Ankara.
(1948) Sandra Dickinson: American-English actress and composer.
(1947) Bernard Lapasset
(1947) Angela Brambati: Italian singer, a member of Italian pop music group 'Ricchi e Poveri' (The Rich and Poor).
(1946) Richard Loncraine: English director and screenwriter.
(1946) Elfriede Jelinek: Austrian author and playwright Nobel Prize laureate.
(1946) Lucien Van Impe: Belgian cyclist racer famous for his qualities of climber.
(1946) Diana Gittins: American-English sociologist author and academic.
(1946) Chris Woodhead: English civil servant and academic (d. 2015).
(1946) Franco Vianelli
(1946) Lewis Grizzard: American comedian and author (d. 1994).
(1945) Swami Siva: Spanish guru, the authority on yoga in the English-speaking world.
(1945) Ric Lee: Rock drummer (Ten Years After-Cannock, Staffs).
(1945) Thomas Pasatieri: Composer.
(1945) Francis Vallat: French oceanographer, president of 'L’Institut Français de la Mer' (IFM).
(1944) William Hugh Albright: Composer.
(1944) Nalin de Silva: Sri Lankan theoretical physicist and political analyst.
(1944) Paul Kraus: Australian Holocaust survivor and mesothelioma patient.
(1944) David Mancuso: American party planner created The Loft.
(1943) Paolo Mosca: Italian journalist and TV commentator.
(1943) Noreen Corcoran: American actress orimarily known for her recurring role as the daughter of actor John Forsythe in "Bachelor Father," a television series that ran from 1957 to 1962.
(1943) Dunja Vejzovic: Croatian soprano.
(1943) Dunja Vejzović: Croatian soprano and actress.
(1942) Earl Hindman: American actor (d. 2003).
(1942) Christiane Nusslein-Volhard: German biologist, recipient of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.
(1942) Christiane Nüsslein-Volhard: German biologist and geneticist Nobel Prize laureate.
(1942) Duncan Rice: Sir Duncan Rice is a Scottish historian and university administrator.
(1942) Bart Zoet: Dutch cyclist (d. 1992).
(1941) Bob Panasik: Windsor, Ontario -- Canadian Tour golfer (1986 Canadian TPC).
(1941) Ronald Allen: American executive and CEO of Delta Air Lines in charge of personnel.
(1941) François Loncle: French politician, a member of the National Assembly of France.
(1940) André Santini: French politician, the mayor of Issy-les-Moulineaux, Hauts-de-Seine.
(1940) Claudio Pieri: Italian soccer umpire.
(1940) Kathy Kirby: English singer (d. 2011).
(1940) Jean Clair: French essayist, polemicist, art historian, art conservator, and member of the Académie française since May 2008.
(1940) Nikita Mandryka: French cartoonist of Russian origin.
(1940) Robert Pinsky: American poet and Poet Laureate of the United States.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Daniel Prévost: French actor and humorist, best known for his part in the French television series "Le Petit Rapporteur.
(1939) Jean-Claude Pirotte
(1939) Raymond Jones: Rocker.
(1939) Jay Siegel: Brooklyn, New York -- Rock bassist (Tokens-Lion Sleeps Tonight).
(1939) Patrick Hughes: English painter illustrator and photographer.
(1938) Dolores Hart
(1938) Emidio Greco: Italian director and screenwriter (d. 2012).
(1938) Iain Macmillan: Scottish photographer and educator (d. 2006).
(1937) Wanda Jackson: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1937) Yves Tavernier

(1937) Cancio Garcia: Filipino lawyer and jurist (d. 2013).
(1937) Wanda Jackson in Maud: Oklahoma, USA; country singer ("Let's Have a Party").
(1937) Emma Tennant: English author.
(1937) Juan Marichal: Dominican baseball player and sportscaster.
(1936) Bobby Seale: American activist co-founded the Black Panther Party.
(1936) Larry Mowry: San Diego, California -- PGA golfer (1987 Crestar Pepsi Senior).
(1936) Valeria Fabrizi: Italian actress, singer and television personality.
(1935) Jerry Orbach: American actor and singer (d. 2004).
(1935) Barrie Chase: American dancer.
(1935) Jerry Ohrbach: Bronx, New York -- Actor (Law & Order, Dirty Dancing).
(1934) Michiko Shoda
(1934) Michael Dunn: Shattuck, Oklahoma -- Actor (House of the Damned, Ship of Fools).
(1934) Timothy West: British actor known for masterful performances in which he portrayed such historic figures as Churchill, Stalin and Edward VII.
(1934) Nola Williams: American astrologer, a consulting professional astrologer for "Contemporary Astrology" magazine and an international speaker.
(1934) Eddie Harris: American jazz saxophonist (d. 1996).
(1934) Michiko : Japanese royalty who, as a commoner, met Prince Akihito at a tennis court in August 1957 and beat the Prince on the tennis court, leading to a love-match.
(1934) Bill Chase: American trumpet player and bandleader (Born 1934).
(1934) Empress Michiko: of Japan.
(1933) Barrie Chase: American actress and dancer.
(1933) Roland Paskoff: French geologist specializing in coastal geomorphology including Holocene tectonics and sea level change.
(1932) Michael McClure: American poet, essayist and playwright who, along with Beat poet Allen Ginsberg and four others, performed their poetry in a famous public reading at the Six Gallery in San Francisco in October 1955.
(1932) Roosevelt Brown: Virginia, United States -- NFL hall of fame tackle (New York Giants).
(1932) William Christopher: American actor and singer.
(1932) Rosey Brown: American football player and coach (d. 2004).
(1932) Rokurō Naya: Japanese voice actor (d. 2014).
(1932) Michael Mc: Marysville Writer.
(1932) William Christopher in Evanstown: Illinois, USA; actor (Father Mulcahy - M*A*S*H).
(1931) Mickey Mantle: American baseball pitcher who, as a New York Yankee from 1950-1969, was at the core of the team that won 13 American League pennants and eight world championships.
(1931) Ken Morrison: English supermarket maginate / multi-millionaire.
(1931) Richard Caliguiri: American lawyer and politician 54th Mayor of Pittsburgh (d. 1988).
(1931) Zeke Bratkowski: American pro athlete, a football player and coach.
(1930) Jean Briane
(1930) "Grandpa" Louis M Jones in Niagra: Kentucky, USA; country singer/banjoist (Hee Haw).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Jacqueline Huet
(1929) Michel Camus
(1929) Colin Jeavons: Welsh-English actor.
(1928) Joyce Brothers: American psychologist practicing in electronic and print media for over 30 years, seen occasionally in movies.
(1928) Michael O'Donnell: English physician author and journalist.
(1927) Gunturu Sarma: Indian poet and critic (d. 2007).
(1927) Oskar Pastior: Writer.
(1927) Gunturu Seshendra Sarma: Indian poet (d. 2007).
(1927) Joyce Brothers: American psychologist author and actress (d. 2013).
(1926) Edward Douglas-Scott-Montagu: 3rd Baron Montagu of Beaulieu English lieutenant and politician founded the National Motor Museum (d. 2015).

(1926) Ursula Happe: Germany -- 200m backstroke swimmer (1956 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1925) Roger Hanin: French actor and film director, best known for playing the title role in the 1989–2006 TV police drama, Navarro.
(1925) Art Buchwald: American Pulitzer-Prize winning journalist, columnist, raconteur and bon vivant.
(1925) Herman Roelstraete: Composer.
(1925) Art Buchwald in Mount Vernon: New York, USA; columnist/author (Have I Ever Lied to You).
(1925) Tom Dowd: American record producer and engineer (d. 2002).
(1924) Roger Rioland: France sport Champion.
(1924) Kenneth William Gatland: Aerospace Scientist.
(1924) Lawrence Daly: Scottish coal miner, trade unionist and political activist, at the age of 15, Lawrence Daly began work as a miner at Glencraig Colliery.
(1924) Robert Peters: American poet playwright and critic (d. 2014).
(1924) Stanley Eric Francis Booth-Clibborn: Bishop (Manchester).
(1924) Marc Gorini: Lyon 2éme Journalist.
(1923) Enric Bernat
(1923) Dante Manfredi: Italian physician, a well-known oncologist.
(1923) Joe Minogue: Journalist.
(1923) Herschel Bernardi in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Peter Gunn, Arnie, voice of Charlie the Tuna, The Front).
(1923) Robert Craft: American conductor and musicologist.
(1923) Robert Craft in Kingston: New York, USA; conductor, Stravinsky-follower.
(1922) John Anderson: American actor (d. 1992).
(1922) François Crouzet: French historian, considered the best French expert on the British economy, and more generally the history of Britain.
(1922) Franco Ventriglia: American opera singer (d. 2012).
(1922) Pierre Hasquenoph: Pantin Musician.
(1921) Hans Warren: Dutch writer / poet / critic (Secret Diary).
(1921) Pierre Laporte: Canada -- Journalist / Statesman (Revolution Script).
(1921) Manny Ayulo: American racing driver (d. 1955).
(1920) Fanny de Sivers: Estonian-French linguist and academic (d. 2011).
(1920) Siddhartha Ray: Indian lawyer and politician Chief Minister of West Bengal (d. 2010).
(1920) Nick Cardy: American illustrator (d. 2013).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) André Pousse: French actor and, in his youth, also a notable cyclist.
(1919) Tracy Hall: American chemist and academic (d. 2008).
(1918) Anton Diffring: Koblenz, Germany -- Actor (Assignment Vienna).
(1918) Roy L Ash
(1918) Charles J Pilliod Jr
(1918) Martin Drewes: German soldier and pilot (d. 2013).
(1918) Charles Pillod: Cuyahoga Falls EXecutives.
(1918) Martha Gerry: American Thoroughbred racehorse owner named an Exemplar of Racing by the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame.
(1918) Roy Ash: American corporate executive, director of O.M.
(1918) Robert Lochner: American-German soldier and journalist (d. 2003).

(1918) Aime Romand: French homicide victim, murdered along with his wife in a situation of family rage on the afternoon of 1/09/1993, c. 1:30 PM, Prevessin Moens, France, by his son, Jean-Claude Romand.
(1918) Charles Pilliod: American diplomat.
(1917) Stéphane Hessel: German-French activist and diplomat (d. 2013).
(1917) Jean-Pierre Melville: French filmmaker.
(1917) Raymond Schneider: Cleveland Military man.
(1917) Efrain Jonckheer: Premier Dutch Antilles.
(1916) Jean Renaudie: France Military man.
(1915) Giora Schuster: Composer.
(1915) Fernando Mendoza Tola: Peruvian scholar and university lecturer.
(1914) Mario Luzi
(1914) Pierre Brisdoux Galloni d'Istria: French military aviator, a flying ace in World War II, awarded the title of 'Compagnon de la Libération' (English: Companion of the Liberation).
(1914) Fayard Nicholas: American tap dancer, one-half of The Nicholas Brothers (Born 1914).
(1913) Grandpa [Louis M] Jones: Niagra, Kentucky -- Country musician (Hee-Haw).
(1913) J Hagopian: Turkish-American director and producer (d. 2010).
(1913) Grandpa Jones: American singer-songwriter and banjo player (d. 1998).
(1913) Ataulfo De Orleans-Borbon t Coburg: Member of the Spanish Royal family.
(1913) J Michael Hagopian: Turkish-born American documentarian (d. 2010).
(1913) Barney Phillips: St. Louis, Missouri -- Actor (Dragnet, Felony Squad).
(1913) Bao Dai: Emperor of Annam / Indochina / head of South Vietnam (1949-55).
(1913) Angelo Ephrikian: Composer.
(1912) Shûji Sano
(1912) Ruhi Su: Turkish singer-songwriter (d. 1985).
(1912) Leon Heppel: American biochemist, university professor, taught at cornell university from 1967, married once, two children.
(1911) Will Rogers Jr: (Rep-D) / actor (Boy from Okla), commits suicide at 81.
(1911) Bernard Zehrfuss: French architect and chief Architect of public buildings and national palaces.
(1911) Will Rogers: American noted family, the son of Oklahoma humorist Will Rogers.
(1910) Jacques Sallebert
(1910) Bob Sheppard: New York Yankees and New York Giants announcer (Born 1910).
(1910) Chen Liting: Chinese director and playwright (d. 2013).
(1910) Hopper Read: English cricketer (d. 2000).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Yasushi Sugiyama: Japanese painter (d. 1993).
(1909) Carla Laemmle: American actress and photographer (d. 2014).
(1909) Monique Hare: French pianist.
(1907) Arlene Francis: American actress and TV personality seen for 25 years on the game show "What's My Line?" Warm, talented and elegant, she hosted "The Arlene Francis Show" for 23 years, a daily interview program in New York and was well known for her successful venue of TV.
(1907) Nello Baglini: Italian sports executive, the president of the Florentine Soccer club when the team won the Italian championship.
(1906) August Meuleman: Belgium sport Champion.
(1905) Frederic Dannay
(1905) Pedro Labarthe: Puerto Rican poet, journalist, essayist, and novelist.
(1905) Arnold Luhaaar: Estonian weightlifter (d. 1965).
(1904) Tommy Douglas: Scottish-Canadian minister and politician 7th Premier of Saskatchewan (d. 1986).

(1904) Philippe Vocanson: French supercentenarian born in Saint-Jeures, he worked as a shoemaker.
(1904) Enolia McMillan: American educator and activist (d. 2006).
(1904) Tommy Clement Douglas: Canadian politician (d. 1986).
(1904) Albert Dyer: American homicide employed as a school crossing-street guard.
(1904) Anna Neagle: London, England -- Actress (London Melody, Nurse Edith Cavell).
(1903) John Lodge: Washington, DC -- Actor (Witchmaker).
(1902) René Floriot
(1902) Felisberto Hernández: Uruguayan composer, pianist and short story writer, characterized by works of fantasy literature based on personal experiences and real places.
(1901) Hans-Otto Borgmann: Composer.
(1901) Adelaide Hall: American-English singer actress and dancer (d. 1993).
(1900) Guido Carobbi: Italy Scientist.
(1900) Rodolfo Halffter: Composer.
(1900) Wayne Morse: American lieutenant lawyer and politician (d. 1974).

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