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Famous Birthdays of 20 September

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

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2009 - 2000

(2008) Blakely Bjerken: YouTube Star.
(2007) Ruby Henson: Welsh noted family member, the first child of singer Charlotte Church and Church's boyfriend, rugby star Gavin Henson.
(2005) Jason Drucker: TV Actor.
(2001) Ellie Louise: YouTube Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Grant Landis: Pop Singer.
(1998) Danielle Marie: YouTube Star.
(1998) Trae Young: Athlete.
(1998) Simrin Player: Dancer.
(1997) Halima Aden: Model.
(1996) Ioana Roșca: Romanian tennis player.
(1995) Sammi Hanratty: American actress.
(1995) Sebb Argo: YouTube Star.
(1995) Laura Dekker: Dutch Solo Sailor.
(1994) Wallis Day: Soap Opera Actress.

(1994) Daniel Travieso: Vine Star.
(1993) Taylor Parks
(1993) Jack Hemmings: Family Member.
(1993) Julian Draxler: Soccer Player.
(1992) Safura Alizadeh
(1992) Amidu Salifu: Ghanaian footballer.
(1992) Thekingnappy : YouTube Star.
(1992) Lili Mac: YouTube Star.
(1992) Hai Lam: YouTube Star.
(1992) Dylan Borlée: Belgian track and field athlete over 400 meters.
(1992) Michał Żyro: Polish footballer.
(1992) Peter Prevc: Skier.
(1991) Spencer Locke: Movie Actress.
(1991) Carlos Hyde: Football Player.
(1991) Isaac Cofie: Ghanaian footballer.
(1991) Chloe Esposito: Athlete.
(1991) Génesis Carmona: Venezuelan model (d. 2014).
(1990) Marilou (singer)
(1990) Phillip Phillips: Pop Singer.
(1990) Erich Gonzales: Filipina actress.
(1990) John Tavares: Hockey Player.
(1990) Marilou : Canadian pop singer.
(1990) Samina Baig: Athlete.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Sasha Neulinger
(1989) Edy Ganem
(1989) Malachi Kirby
(1989) Mallory Everton: Comedian.
(1989) Lorenza Izzo: Actress.
(1989) Joshua Moore: Guitarist.
(1988) Dounia Coesens
(1988) Ayano Omoto
(1988) Khabib Nurmagomedov: Athlete.
(1988) Sergei Bobrovsky: Russian ice hockey player.

(1988) Matthias : YouTube Star.
(1988) Arisa Sato: Japanese model and actress.
(1987) Olga Savchuk
(1987) Gain (singer)
(1987) Reza Ghoochannejhad
(1987) Danielle Panabaker: Actress.
(1987) Tito Tebaldi: Italian rugby player.
(1987) Jessica Lesaca: Vine Star.
(1987) Gain : South Korean singer and actress (Brown Eyed Girls).
(1987) Missing 46144: American missing female at age 11, last seen 8/15/1999 from Macon, GA.
(1987) Sarah Natochenny: American voice actress.
(1987) Jack Lawless: American drummer (Ocean Grove).
(1986) Aldis Hodge: American actor.
(1986) Jason Nightingale: New Zealand rugby player.
(1986) Sally Pearson: Athlete.
(1986) Matt Alford: YouTube Star.
(1986) Ricci Guarnaccio: Reality Star.
(1986) İbrahim Kaş: Turkish footballer.
(1985) Alban Préaubert: French competitive figure skater who won six ISU Grand Prix medals and five French national bronze medals (2006, 2008–11).
(1985) Song Joong-ki: Actor.
(1985) Ian Desmond: American baseball player.
(1985) Mami Yamasaki: Japanese model and actress.
(1985) Tessanne Chin: Jamaican-American singer and guitarist.
(1985) Gio Gonzalez: Athlete.
(1984) Brian Joubert: French ice skater, a champion figure skater who competed in several winter Olympics.
(1984) Holly Weber
(1984) Belén Rodríguez: Argentine television personality, actress and model.
(1984) Belen Rodriguez: TV Show Host.
(1984) Marissa Jade: Reality Star.
(1983) Carolina Jaramillo
(1983) A-Lin : Taiwanese singer-songwriter.
(1983) Yuna Ito: American-Japanese singer-songwriter and actress.
(1983) Freya Ross: Scottish runner.
(1983) Jessica Bernardo: Spanish handball player.
(1983) Edy Ganem: TV Actress.
(1983) Christopher Scott: Choreographer.
(1983) Steven Skyler: TV Actor.
(1983) Ángel Sánchez: Puerto Rican baseball player.
(1983) Freya Murray: Scottish athlete.
(1983) Angel Sanchez: Puerto Rican baseball player.
(1982) Gülcan Karahanci
(1982) Daniella Evangelista
(1982) JJ Jia
(1982) Sarah Glendening: American actress and singer.
(1982) Aaron Burkart: German race car driver.
(1982) Jason Bacashihua: American ice hockey player.
(1982) Costa Pantazis: Cypriot-English songwriter and producer.
(1982) Brian Fortuna: Strictly Come Dancing professional dancer.
(1982) Columbus Short: Actor.
(1982) Athanasios Tsigas: Greek footballer.
(1981) Joanie Dodds: America's Next Top Model contestant.
(1981) Feliciano López: Spanish tennis player.
(1981) André Bankoff
(1981) Crystle Stewart
(1981) David McMillan: American football player (d. 2013).
(1981) Ryan Tandy: Australian rugby player (d. 2014).
(1981) Jordan Tata: American baseball player.
(1981) Feliciano Lopez: Spanish tennis player.
(1980) Monterrey (Mexico)
(1980) Mariacarla Boscono: Italian top model, who signed with DNA Model Management in New York City soon after graduating high school.
(1980) Granada (Spain)
(1980) Ryan Donowho: American actor and producer.
(1980) Guilherme Berenguer
(1980) Vladimir Karpets: Russian cyclist.
(1980) Jonathan Le Billon: English actor.
(1980) Nicola Haste: YouTube Star.
(1980) Mehrzad Marashi: Iranian-German singer.
(1980) Madison Young: American porn actress and director founded Femina Potens Art Gallery.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Gil Alma
(1979) Caroline Ribeiro
(1979) Wilfried Tevoedjre: Beninese swimmer.
(1979) Noemie Lenoir: Model.
(1979) Sean Davis: English footballer and journalist.
(1979) Rakel Liekki: Finnish porn actress and journalist.
(1979) Dan Sells: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Feeling and Speedway).
(1978) Sarit Hadad: Israeli singer.
(1978) Inés Sainz
(1978) Dante Hall: American football player.

(1978) Julien Bonnaire
(1978) Charlie Weber (actor)
(1978) Jason Bay: Canadian-American baseball player.
(1978) Patrizio Buanne: Austrian-Italian singer-songwriter and producer.
(1978) T Tucker: American baseball player.
(1978) Scott Minto: Australian rugby player.
(1978) Héctor Camacho: Jr.
(1978) Nick Johnson: Athlete.
(1978) Sophie Simard: Lars, Germany -- Swimmer (1996 Olympics).
(1978) Charlie Weber: American actor.
(1978) TJ Tucker: American baseball player.
(1977) Namie Amuro: Japanese singer dancer and actress (Super Monkey's and Suite Chic).
(1977) Karine Lima
(1977) Bucharest (Romania)
(1977) The-Dream : Music Producer.
(1977) Martin Horntveth: Norwegian drummer and composer (Jaga Jazzist and The National Bank).
(1977) Ruth Moniz: NSW, Australia -- Gymnast (1996 Olympics).
(1977) Chris Mooney: American journalist and academic.
(1976) Jon Bernthal: American actor.
(1976) Enuka Okuma: Canadian actress and screenwriter.
(1976) Ryan Fleck
(1976) Ainsley Earhardt
(1976) Reuben Singh: British entrepreneur.
(1976) Vincent Lambert: Quadriplegic after an accident, he undertook steps to be euthanazed although his mother (for religious reasons) and the French law are opposed to euthanasia.
(1976) Yui Horie: Japanese voice actress and singer (Aice5).
(1976) Yo Hitoto: Japanese pop singer.
(1976) Agata Buzek: Polish model and actress.
(1975) Asia Argento: Italian actress and noted family member, her dad is director Dario Argento and her mother is Daria Nicolodi.
(1975) Moon Bloodgood: American model and actress.
(1975) Juan Pablo Montoya: Colombian race car driver.
(1975) Marie-Sophie Lacarrau
(1975) Joe Roff: Australian rugby player.
(1975) Juan Montoya: Race Car Driver.
(1975) Jason Robinson: American saxophonist and composer (Cosmologic Cross Border Trio Groundation and Trummerflora Collective).
(1974) Valen Hsu
(1974) Jimmy Fallon: Comedian.
(1974) Michael Waddington: American defense lawyer.
(1973) Brad Beyer
(1973) Cansel Elçin: Turkish actor director and producer.
(1973) Ronald McKinnon: American football player.
(1973) Jeremy Jordan: Musician.
(1973) Roelof Botha: Businessman.
(1973) Jo Pavey: English runner.
(1972) Henning Baum
(1972) Godwin Okpara
(1972) Kimbal Musk: Businessman.
(1972) Sawa Suzuki: Japanese actress.
(1972) Sergio Di Zio: TV Actor.
(1972) Jenny Morris: Maryborough, Australia -- Field hockey fullback (1996 Olympics).
(1972) Victor Ponta: Romanian jurist and politician 63rd Prime Minister of Romania.
(1972) Aaron Paul: Pop Singer.
(1972) Vance Joseph: NFL cornerback / safety (NY Jets).
(1971) Henrik Larsson: Swedish footballer.
(1971) Nicole Petallides
(1971) Masashi Hamauzu: Japanese pianist and composer.
(1971) Ryan Terry: NFL running back / kick returner (Arizona Cardinals).
(1971) Sebastian Roth: German musician.
(1971) Dominika Peczynski: Swedish singer and television host (Army of Lovers and Nouveau Riche).
(1971) Jenny Murdock: LPGA golfer.
(1971) Sanaa Lathan: Actress.
(1971) Andrew Lane: Australian rower (1996 Olympics).
(1971) Todd Blackadder: New Zealand rugby player and coach.
(1971) Henryk Larsson: Soccer player (Feyenoord).
(1970) Gert Verheyen
(1970) Mathias Cormann: Australian politician of Belgian descent.
(1970) John Copeland: NFL defensive end (Cin Bengals).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Patrick Pentland: Irish-Canadian singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Sloan).
(1969) Tommy Jeter: NFL defensive tackle (Philadelphia Eagles).
(1969) Victoria Dillard: American actress.
(1969) Megumi Kudo: Japanese wrestler and sportscaster.
(1969) Tim Rogers: Australian singer-songwriter and guitarist (You Am I).
(1969) Richard Witschge: Dutch footballer and coach.
(1969) Michael Symon: Chef.
(1969) Samuel Maréchal: French right-wing politician of the Front National, son in law of founder Jean Marie Le Pen.
(1968) Eric Turner (football)
(1968) Van Jones: American attorney and activist.

(1968) Monchi
(1968) Darrell Russell: American football player (Born 1976).
(1968) Leah Pinsent: Canadian actress.
(1968) Chris Waller: Evanston, Illinois -- Gymnast (1996 Olympics).
(1968) Ijaz Ahmed: Pakistani cricketer and coach.
(1968) Michelle Visage: TV Show Host.
(1968) Ben Shepherd: American singer-songwriter and bass player (Soundgarden Hater and Wellwater Conspiracy).
(1968) Eric Turner: American football player, a safety with the Oakland Raiders.
(1967) Samuel Maréchal
(1967) Éric Jean-Jean
(1967) Kristen Johnston: American actress.
(1967) Martin Harrison: NFL defensive end (Minn Vikings).
(1967) Catherine Bond-Mills: Woodstock, Ontario -- Heptathlete (1996 Olympics).
(1967) Matthew Nelson: American singer-songwriter and bass player (Nelson).
(1967) Gunnar Nelson: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Nelson).
(1967) Alex Jordan: American porn actress and director (d. 1995).
(1966) Riss (cartoonist)
(1966) Toledo (Ohio)
(1966) Nuno Bettencourt: Azores -- Rock guitarist (Extreme-More Than Words).
(1966) Soledad O'Brien: Journalist.
(1966) Douglas Gordon: Director (Call Me Mr Tibbs, Our Gang), dies at 85.
(1966) Riss : French cartoonist, "Riss" was a victim of the shooting at Charlie Hebdo office and one of the survivors, with reporter Laurent Léger and other cartoonist Corinne Rey.
(1965) Robert Rusler: American actor and producer.
(1965) Jamie Savage: American homicide: along with accomplice, Louis Hamlin, raped and beat two 12-year-old girls on 5/15/1981, 16:15, at Essex Junction, Vermont.
(1965) Tim Scott: Politician.
(1964) Maggie Cheung: Hong Kong actress.
(1964) Steve Trapilo: American football player, 6' 2", 289 lbs, a guard with the New Orleans Saints starting on 7/27/1987.
(1964) Paolo Caldarella: Italian water polo athlete who participated in the Olympics at Barcelona in 1992.
(1964) Randy Bradbury: American bass player (Pennywise and One Hit Wonder).
(1964) Frédéric Molénac: French fashion designer and artist, attended the Studio Berçot fashion school in Paris in 1984, then worked in design studios, first for Claude Montana then for Jean-Paul Gaultier.
(1964) Crispin Glover: Actor (Back to the Future).
(1963) Joseph O'Connor (author)
(1963) Vincent Engel: Belgian writer of novels, plays and essays, writing in French.
(1963) Jarvis Cocker: Musician.
(1963) David Seaman: Athlete.
(1963) Robert LaSardo: American actor and producer.
(1963) Anil Dalpat: Pakistani cricketer.
(1963) Velcrow Ripper: Canadian documentary filmmaker.
(1962) Cheri Oteri: Actress.
(1962) Jim Al-Khalili: Iraqi-English physicist author and academic.
(1961) James Colby
(1961) Lisa Bloom: American lawyer and television personality.
(1961) Becky Larson: LPGA golfer.
(1961) Caroline Flint: English politician Minister of State for Europe.
(1961) Erwin Koeman: Soccer player (PSV, FC Groningen).
(1960) Deborah Roberts: American journalist and TV reporter.
(1960) Alice Regina Brown: Jackson, Mississippi -- 4X100 runner (1984, 88 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1960) Dave Hemingway: English singer-songwriter and drummer (The Beautiful South and The Housemartins).
(1960) Lee Hall: English playwright and screenwriter.
(1960) James A Pawelczyk: Buffalo, New York -- PhD / Astronaut (sk STS 90).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Joseph Alessi: American trombonist and educator.
(1959) Lesley Thompson: Toronto, Ontario -- Rower (1992, 96 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1959) Kaat Tilley: Belgian artist, fashion and interior designer.
(1959) Meral Okay: Turkish actress producer and screenwriter (d. 2012).
(1959) Joanna Domańska: Polish pianist and educator.
(1959) Danny Devos: Belgian artist.
(1958) Arn Anderson: American wrestler and trainer.
(1958) Ursula Burns
(1958) Mychael Danna
(1958) Marty Schiene: Chicago, Illinois -- Canadian Tour golfer (1992 Illinois Open).

(1958) Lita Ford: Musician.
(1957) Alannah Currie: New Zealand-British musician, a keyboard player and singer, one of a trio who call themselves the "Thompson Twins.
(1957) Carl Lang
(1957) Michael Hurst: New Zealand actor and director.
(1957) Arn Anderson [Marty Lunde]: Wrestler (ECW / SMW / WCW / NWA / WWF).
(1957) Fran Drescher: in New York City; actress (Cadillac Man).
(1957) Rich DiSilvio: American new media developer & artist.
(1957) Vladmir Tkachenko: USSR -- Basketball (1980 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1956) Cyril Neveu
(1956) Gary Cole: American actor.
(1956) Debbi Morgan: American actress.
(1956) Jennifer Chayes: American mathematician and computer scientist.
(1956) Steve Coleman: American saxophonist composer and bandleader.
(1956) John Harle: English saxophonist composer conductor and producer.
(1955) Maurizio Parenti: Italian newlywed with his marriage to Carla Scotto on 9/21/1997.
(1955) Henry Cuellar: Politician.
(1955) Christine Oddy: British member European parliament.
(1955) Betsy Brantley: American actress.
(1955) José Rivero: Spanish golfer.
(1954) Lloyd Blankfein
(1954) Shivarudra Balayogi: Yogi direct disciple of Shri Shivabalayogi Maharaj.
(1954) Brinke Stevens: American actress producer and screenwriter.
(1954) Henry Samueli: American businessman co-founded Broadcom.
(1954) Anne McIntosh: Scottish lawyer and politician.
(1954) Silvio Leonard: Cienguegos, Cuba -- 100m runner (1980 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1954) Brinke Stevens [Charlene Brinkman] in California: USA; actress (Slumber Party Massacre).
(1954) Anne Mcintosh: British member European parliament.
(1954) Carine Roitfeld: Editor.
(1953) Arthur Joffé
(1953) Zelia Cardoso: Brazilian politician; Secretary of the Economy.
(1953) Jean-Michel Frodon
(1953) Jeff Jones: Rock bassist / vocalist (Red Rider).
(1953) Rocky Mattioli: Italian-Australian boxer.
(1953) Bernard Fincoeur: Belgian sound engineer, ecologist.
(1952) Patrick Bourrat: French journalist and news anchor who was accidentally and fatally hit by an American military tank in Kuwait on December 21, 2002 while he was on a reporting assignment.
(1952) Annie Baron-Carvais
(1951) Guy Lafleur: Canadian hockey player, he played right wing for the Montreal Canadiens from 1971-85, making a brief comeback to the NHL with the New York Rangers and Quebec Nordiques in 1988-91.
(1951) Javier Marías: Spanish journalist author and academic.
(1951) Cornelia Behm: German politician.
(1951) Javier Marias: Spanish author, translator and academic.
(1951) Joanna Cameron: American model and actress.
(1951) Guy LaFleur in Quebec: Canada; NHL right wing (Montreal Canadiens, New York Rangers).
(1951) Mike Graham: American wrestler and promoter (d. 2012).
(1951) JoAnna Cameron: Colorado, United States -- Actress (I Love My Wife, Isis).
(1950) Dave Twardzik
(1950) James P[aul] Blaylock: United States -- Sci-fi author (Elfin Ship, Homunculus).
(1950) Debi Morgan in Dunn: North Carolina, USA; actress (Angie - All My Children, Cry Uncle).
(1950) Joan Lunden: Celebrity.
(1950) Loredana Berté: Italian singer.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Sabine Azéma: French stage and film actress and director, born to a lawyer from Réunion, graduated from Paris Conservatory.
(1949) Stanley Fafara
(1949) Twigg Twiggy: Model.
(1949) Anthony Denison: American actor.
(1949) Mahesh Bhatt: Indian director producer and screenwriter.
(1949) Jan Hendriks: Guitarist (Doe Maar).
(1948) George R R Martin: American writer.
(1948) Rey Langit: Filipino journalist and radio host.
(1948) John Panozzo: American drummer (Styx) (Born 1948).
(1948) George R. R. Martin: Author.

(1948) George Martin: Novelist.
(1948) Chuck Panozzo: American bass player (Styx).
(1948) George R[aymond] R[ichard] Martin: United States -- Sci-fi author (Wild Cards).
(1948) Victoria Mallory: American singer and actress (d. 2014).
(1948) Mariano Martinez
(1947) Patrick Poivre d'Arvor: French journalist, a reporter with France-Inter, 1971-‘74, head of the political department, 1975-‘76, Assistant editor, 1976-‘83 and 8:00 PM news anchor (Antenne2, 1976-83).
(1947) Mia Martini: Italian pop singer, songwriter and sister of rock singer Loredana Berte.
(1947) Isabelle Balkany: French politician, who served as conseillère générale and vice president of 'Le conseil général des Hauts-de-Seine' (1998-2011), and as the first deputy mayor of Levallois-Perret.
(1947) François-Olivier Rousseau
(1947) Richard Khaitzine
(1947) Billy Bang: American violinist and composer (d. 2011).
(1947) Thomas H. Cook: Author.
(1947) Henry Bromell: Author.
(1947) Steve Bartlett: Politician.
(1947) Tanith Lee: Writer.
(1947) Chris Ortloff: former New York state Republican politician and admitted pedophile.
(1947) Patrick d'Arvor: French journalist and author.
(1947) Bruce Pasternack: American businessman.
(1947) John Panozzo: Chicago, Illinois -- Rocker (Styx).
(1947) Jude Deveraux: American author.
(1947) Chuck Panozzo: Chicago, Illinois -- Rocker (Styx).
(1947) Steve Gerber: American author and screenwriter (d. 2008).
(1947) Patrick Poivre: Reims Journalist.
(1947) Wojciech Kurtyka: Polish mountaineer and rock climber.
(1946) Jean-Michel Caradec: French pop singer, born to a Breton sailor and a teacher.
(1946) Dudu Topaz: An Israeli TV personality, comedian, actor, screenwriter, playwright, author and radio and television host.
(1946) Pete Coors: American noted family and businessman, the CEO of Coors Brewing Company made an unsuccessful run for the US Senate in 2004.
(1946) Markandey Katju: Indian lawyer and judge.
(1945) Michel Dary
(1945) Paulo Cesar Farias
(1945) PC Farias: Brazilian economist, President Collor's advisor and influence peddler.
(1945) Laurie Spiegel: Composer.
(1945) Nancy Pickard: Novelist.
(1945) Kate Adie: Journalist.
(1944) Thomas O'Neill: American politician and businessman.
(1944) Matthew Barrett: Business Executive.
(1944) Jeremy Child: Actor (Privilege, Taffin).
(1943) Ted Neeley
(1943) Joe Morgan: Athlete.
(1943) Roek Williams [Willemze]: Dutch singer.
(1942) Gérald Tremblay: Canadian businessman and politician 41st Mayor of Montreal.
(1942) Robbe de Deer: Flemish director / producer (Fugitive Cinema, Bomb).
(1942) Gerald Tremblay: Quebec politician.
(1942) Rose Rogombé: Gabonese lawyer and politician President of Gabon (d. 2015).
(1941) Dale Chihuly: American artist renowned for his work in glass.
(1941) Dale Chihuly in Tacoma: Washington, USA; artist in glass (Louis Tiffany Award 1967).
(1941) Sammy McMillan: Irish footballer.
(1941) Cass Elliot: Musician.
(1941) Alix de Lannoy: Belgian mother of Stéphanie Hereditary Grand Duchess of Luxembourg (d. 2012).
(1941) John A Wismont Jr: California, United States -- Watercolor painter (over 50,000).
(1941) Jim Cullum: Jr.
(1940) Terry McDermott
(1940) Tarō Aso
(1940) William Finley: American actor (d. 2012).
(1940) Daniel Rodighiero
(1940) Taro Aso: Prime Minister of Japan.
(1940) Richard Mc: Essexville sports Champions.
(1940) Anna Pavord: Welsh-English journalist and author.
(1940) Tarō Asō: Japanese target shooter and politician 92nd Prime Minister of Japan.
(1940) Joseph J DioGuardi: (Rep-R-New York, 1985- ).
(1940) Richard McDermott: American speed skater, winner of an Olympic Gold Medal.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Michu Meszaros
(1939) Robert Gerry: American businessman.
(1939) Robert L Gerry III: American businessman.
(1938) Jane Manning: English soprano and educator.
(1938) Eric Gale: American guitarist and producer (Stuff) (d. 1994).
(1938) Tom Tresh: New York Yankee (1962 AL Rookie of Year).
(1938) Pia Lindstrom: Critic (WNBC-TV) / journalist (From Russia With Love).
(1938) George J Hochbrueckner: (Rep-D-New York).
(1937) Monica Zetterlund: Swedish actress and singer (Born 1937).
(1937) Garry Johnson: English general.

(1937) Geoffrey Dear: Baron Dear English police officer.
(1937) Birgitta Dahl: Swedish politician Swedish Minister for the Environment.
(1936) Roger Bontems: French former military man, who become a repeat offender.
(1936) Salvador Reyes Monteón
(1936) Andrew Davies: Welsh author screenwriter and producer.
(1936) Salvador Monteón: Mexican footballer and manager (d. 2012).
(1936) Dany Carrel: Touraine, Indo-China -- Actress (Passionate Summer).
(1936) Andrew Davies: Welsh author screenwriter and producer.
(1935) André Fort: French Catholic clergyman, the Bishop Emeritus of Orleans since July 2010.
(1935) David Pegg: English footballer (Born 1935).
(1935) Hansjorg Wyss: Businessman.
(1935) Jim Taylor: American football player and sportscaster.
(1935) Keith Roberts: English author and illustrator (d. 2000).
(1935) Keith J Roberts: England, United Kingdom -- Writer (Irish Encounter, Ladies from Hell).
(1935) Lubos Fiser: Composer.
(1934) Sophia Loren: Italian actress and lifelong beauty, considered by some as the world's eighth natural wonder.
(1934) Mario Schifano
(1934) Takayuki Kubota: Japanese-American martial artist and actor.
(1934) Brian Epstein: Businessman.
(1934) Rajinder Puri: Indian cartoonist journalist and activist (d. 2015).
(1934) Jeff Morris: American actor (d. 2004).
(1934) David Marquand: English academic and politician.
(1934) Hamit Kaplan: Turkish World and Olympic champion sports wrestler (d. 1976).
(1933) Bob Banas in New York City: New York, USA; choreographer (Malibu U, Jonathan Winters Show).
(1933) WB Brydon: English actor.
(1933) Steve McCall: American drummer (Air) (d. 1989).
(1933) Karen Sharpe: American film and television actress who appeared on screen from 1952 to 1966.
(1933) David McCallum: Actor.
(1933) Dennis Viollet: English footballer and manager (d. 1999).
(1933) Bob Banas: NYC, New York -- Choreographer (Malibu U, Jonathan Winters Show).
(1932) Dany Carrel
(1931) Cherd Songsri: Thai director producer and screenwriter (d. 2006).
(1930) John Nichols: American executive, born in China, and CEO of Illinois Power, an industrial systems and engineering components manufacturing corporation.
(1930) Eddie Bo: American singer and pianist (d. 2009).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Anne Meara: Movie Actress.
(1929) Anne Meara in Brooklyn: New York, USA; comedian/actress (Stiller and Meara, Archie's Place).
(1929) Jacques Bataille: French featherweight boxer.
(1929) Joe Temperley: Scottish saxophonist and clarinet player.
(1928) Vittorio Taviani
(1928) Belize City (Belize)
(1928) Gary Jennings: Author.
(1928) Dr Joyce Brothers in New York City: New York, USA; pop psychiatrist ($64,000 Question winner).
(1928) Olga Ferri: Argentinian dancer and choreographer (d. 2012).
(1928) Kirsten Rolffes: Danish actress (Born 1928).

(1928) Donald Hall: American poet and US Poet Laureate.
(1927) Joe Temperley
(1927) Rachel Roberts: Welsh-American actress and singer (d. 1980).
(1927) Clarice Taylor: Virginia, United States -- Actress (Nurse Bailey-Nurse).
(1927) Red Mitchell: American bassist composer and poet (d. 1992).
(1927) Johnny Dankworth: English musician and composer (d. 2010).
(1927) John Dankworth: English saxophonist clarinet player and composer (d. 2010).
(1927) Colette Bonheur: Canadian singer (d. 1966).
(1926) Otis C Moore
(1926) Hubert Yonnet
(1926) Masatoshi Koshiba: Physicist.
(1926) Jean Archambault: French boxer.
(1926) Ostis Moore: Charlotte Military man.
(1926) Otis Moore: American military, major general.
(1926) James Lipton: Educator.
(1926) Libero Liberati: Italian motorcycle racer (d. 1962).
(1926) Duke Snider: Athlete.
(1925) Rama VIII: King of Siam (1935-46), dies at 21.
(1925) Jean Butin: French Olympic field hockey player.
(1925) Marco Vicario: Italian film director, one-time husband of actress rossana podesta.
(1925) James Bernard: English composer and screenwriter (d. 2001).
(1925) Ananda Mahidol: King of Siam, shot dead at 20.
(1925) Bobby Nunn: American singer (The Coasters and The Robins) (d. 1986).
(1925) Ananda Mahidol : Thai royalty born in Germany, the grandson of King Chulalonghorn.
(1924) Gogi Grant: American singer, well known for her many recorded hits in the '50s and her gigs in the club circuit.
(1924) James Galanos: American designer whose fashions were favored by First Lady Nancy Reagan.
(1924) Akkineni Nageswara Rao: Indian actor.
(1924) Albert Marre: American actor director and producer (d. 2012).
(1924) Jackie Paris: American singer and guitarist (d. 2004).
(1924) James Galanos in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; fashion designer (Coty Hall of Fame-1959).
(1924) Gogi Grant [Audrey Brown]: Rock vocalist.
(1924) John Vassall: Spy / civil servant.
(1923) Maurice Sauvé: Canadian economist academic and politician (d. 1992).
(1923) Akkineni Rao: Indian actor and producer (d. 2014).
(1923) Geraldine Little: Irish-American poet and author (d. 1997).
(1923) Frances Heflin: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma -- Actress (Mona Tyler-All My Children).
(1923) Geraldine Clinton Little: Irish-born poet (d. 1997).
(1923) Maurice Sauve: Canadian economist and politician (d. 1992).
(1923) Pierre Bourbon: St Laurent de Cervons physician.
(1922) William Kapell: American pianist (Born 1922).
(1922) Emil Zatopek: Czech athlete (Born 1922).
(1922) Pierre Barbizet: French pianist.
(1922) Frank Comstock: San Diego, California -- Orchestra leader (Jimmie Rodgers Show).
(1922) Damon Knight: Author.
(1921) Chico Hamilton: American drummer composer and bandleader (d. 2013).
(1921) Melvin "Slappy" White: Comedian.
(1921) Carlo Parola: Italian soccer player.
(1921) Paulo Freire: Educator.
(1920) Michel Ardan
(1920) Alberto de Lacerda: Mozambican-Portuguese poet and radio host (d. 2007).
(1920) Rolf Kirkvaag: Norwegian journalist, and a radio- and TV personality, by many considered Norway's first "kjendis" (celebrity).
(1920) Jay Ward: American animator producer and screenwriter founded Jay Ward Productions (d. 1989).
(1920) Alexander Thereat

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Pierre Trenque: Agen physician.
(1919) Edmond Séchan: French cinematographer and film director.
(1919) Arne Semb-Johansson: Norwegian zoologist and entomologist.
(1918) Yves Prunget: France Military man.
(1918) Horace Gould: English racing driver (d. 1968).
(1917) Göran Gentele: Swedish former actor and stage director, named as Director and General Manager of the Metropolitan Opera in July 1972.
(1917) Fernando Rey: Spanish film, theatre, and TV actor, who worked in both Europe and the United States.
(1917) Red Auerbach: American basketball coach and executive (Born 1917).
(1917) Arnold Auerbach: American coach and GM of the Boston Celtics, a legendary figure who led the team to an unprecedented and unmatched 15 championships.
(1917) Fernando Rey [Arambillet]: La Coruna, Spain -- Actor (Matter of Time).

(1917) Arnold "Red" Auerbach: NBA coach / GM (Boston Celtic).
(1917) Stanislas Mangin: Paris 16?me Military man.
(1917) Don Starr: American-born actor (d. 2005).
(1917) Clarice Taylor: American actress (d. 2011).
(1916) Pierre Boutang: French writer, a novelist, philosopher and critic.
(1916) Malik Khalid: Pakistani politician Prime Minister of Pakistan (d. 2003).
(1916) Malik Meraj Khalid: Former Caretaker Prime Minister of Pakistan (d. 2003).
(1915) Kurt Graunke: German composer and conductor who helped rebuild Munich's classical music scene after World War II.
(1915) K Ting: Chinese bishop (d. 2012).
(1914) Florence Aadland: American news figure, the mother of Beverly Aadland who was, at 15, having an affair with 46-year-old Errol Flynn.
(1914) Kenneth More: British actor, onscreen from 1948 whose films include "No Highway In The Sky," "Doctor In The House" and "The Sheriff of Fractured Jaw.
(1914) Marcel Kint: Belgium sport Champion.
(1914) Johannes Hint: Estonian engineer (d. 1985).
(1913) John Collins: American guitarist (d. 2001).
(1913) Frances Farmer: Actress.
(1913) Sidney Ripley: American ornithologist and academic (d. 2001).
(1912) Marianne Kunvari: Writer.
(1911) Alfred Naujocks: German Chief of the Nazi Intelligence Service of the SS, a leading figure in Reinhard Heydrick's Security Service.
(1911) Jan Mul: Composer.
(1911) Shriram Sharma: Indian philosopher and activist (d. 1991).
(1911) William Golding: Novelist.
(1911) Shriram Sharma Acharya: Indian spiritual leader (d. 1991).
(1911) Bernard Villemot: Trouville Painters.
(1910) Ellic Howe: British historian and author who wrote extensively on occultism and the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn as well as on typography and military history.
(1910) Andr? Quevauviller: St Aubin les Elbeuf physician.
(1910) Jacques-Baptise LeBrun: France -- Finn yachtsman (1932 Olympics - Gold Medalist).

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1909 - 1900

(1908) Henri Plisson: St Gaultier Painters.
(1908) Alexander Mitscherlich: German psychotherapist.
(1908) Levon-Karapet His Holiness Vasken Baidjian: Patriach of Etchmiadzin.
(1907) Lewis F. Powell, Jr.: Judge.
(1906) Jean Dréville: French film director who began with short films in 1928 then moved into features in 1932.
(1906) David Sheinfeld: Composer.
(1906) Jean Dreville: French Film director (d. 1997).
(1905) Herboné : French cartoonist and writer of comics, the creator of the Fripounet et Marisette series, published by Fleurus editions.
(1905) Leon Jaworski: Public Servant.
(1903) Antonio Cardenas Rodrigues: Military aviator and head of the Mexican Air Force.

(1902) Stevie Smith: English author and poet (d. 1971).
(1902) Nunzio Filogamo: Italian radio actor and well-known entertainer in the '30s; he always started his performance with the words "Dear near and distant friends .
(1902) Steve Smith: singer (Lawrence Welk Show).
(1902) Kermit Maynard Vevey Indiana: USA; cowboy actor (Saturday Roundup).
(1901) Joseph Vidal: Montpellier physician.
(1901) Leo Justinus Kauffmann: Composer.
(1900) Wilhelm Weismann: Composer.
(1900) Uuno Kalervo Klami: Composer.
(1900) Humberto de Alencar Castelo Branco: Brazil -- General / President (1964-67).

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