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Famous Birthdays of 21 April

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 21st of April

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2010 - Today

(2014) Isabelle Asomugha: American noted family, the first child and daughter of actress Kerry Washington and former American football cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha.

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2009 - 2000

(2007) Isabella : Danish royalty, the second child and oldest daughter of Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark, and his Australian-born wife, Crown Princess Mary.
(2007) Princess Isabella: of Denmark.
(2003) Carys Douglas: American noted family, the second child and daughter of Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones.
(2002) Carl and Clarence Aguirre: Filipino-American conjoined twins.
(2001) Isabella Acres
(2001) Maria Quezada: TV Actress.
(2000) Nemo Schiffman
(2000) Jason Duggar: Reality Star.
(2000) Payton Moore: Pop Singer.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Okward Industries: YouTube Star.
(1998) Alicia Aylies
(1998) Josh Kennedy: Vine Star.
(1997) Sydney Sierota: Pop Singer.
(1996) Joseph Hernandez: Photographer.
(1996) Jacob Perez: Pop Singer.
(1996) Tavi Gevinson: American writer and actress founded Rookie Magazine.
(1995) Shady Srour: YouTube Star.
(1994) Mitchell Weiser: German footballer.
(1994) Zach Nelson: Pop Singer.

(1993) Chris Remson: Vine Star.
(1993) Danny Padilla: YouTube Star.
(1992) Isco : Soccer Player.
(1992) Tom Burgess (rugby league)
(1992) George Burgess (rugby league)
(1992) Joc Pederson: Baseball Player.
(1992) Isc Isco: Athlete.
(1992) Rene Santos: Brazilian footballer.
(1992) Jessey Stevens: Instagram Star.
(1991) Frank Dillane: Movie Actor.
(1991) Kenza Zouiten: Model.
(1991) Tobie Stevens: Vine Star.
(1991) Chris Broad: YouTube Star.
(1990) Aleksandar Prijović: Swiss footballer.
(1990) Bree Essrig: YouTube Star.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Tatyana McFadden: Russian-American sprinter and skier.
(1989) Teo : YouTube Star.
(1989) Hikakin : YouTube Star.
(1989) Carlos Muñoz: Chilean footballer.
(1988) Jencarlos Canela: Soap Opera Actor.
(1988) Lisa-Mari Moen Jünge
(1988) Robbie Amell: Canadian actor.
(1988) Christoph Sanders: American actor.
(1988) Ricky Berens
(1988) Sophie Rundle

(1988) Pedro Mosquera Parada: Spanish footballer.
(1988) Julia Deneau: American homicide victim, the daughter of Kim Deneau and his wife Judy Ann Watson (born 6/29/1953); they divorced bitterly.
(1988) Adam Rooney: Irish footballer.
(1988) Mia Permanto: Finnish singer and radio host (d. 2008).
(1988) Pedro Mosquera: Spanish footballer.
(1988) Jared Mecham: YouTube Star.
(1988) Sean Lemon: Guitarist.
(1988) Zack Merrick: Bassist.
(1987) Beatriz Recari
(1987) Eric Devendorf: American basketball player.
(1987) Nadif Chowdhury: Bangladeshi cricketer.
(1987) DUBB : American rapper who signed to Game's Blood Money Entertainment label in 2014.
(1987) Ryan Adams: Ryan Adams American baseball player.
(1987) Lenira Santos: Cape Verdean sprinter.
(1987) Anastasia Prikhodko: Ukrainian singer.
(1987) Leroy George: Dutch footballer.
(1986) Tina Obrez: Slovenian tennis player.
(1986) Audra Cohen: American tennis player.
(1986) Mirko Valdifiori: Italian footballer.
(1986) Rodney Stuckey: American basketball player.
(1986) Alexander Edler: Swedish ice hockey player.
(1985) Christian Coma: Drummer.
(1985) Billy Magnussen: Actor.
(1985) Andy Jones: American high diver.
(1984) Alphonso McAuley: TV Actor.
(1984) Ashley Peldon in Staten Island: New York; actress (Marah Lewis - Guilding Light, Deceived).
(1984) Michael Tinsley: American hurdler.
(1984) Shayna Fox: American voice actress.
(1983) Gugu Mbatha-Raw
(1983) Sebastian Ingrosso: DJ.
(1983) Tan France: Designer.
(1983) Pawe? Brozek: Polish footballer.
(1983) Paweł Brożek: Polish footballer.
(1983) Marco Donadel: Italian footballer.
(1983) Miranda Kerr: Model.
(1983) Tarvaris Jackson: American football player.
(1982) Brianne Davis: American model actress and producer.
(1982) Terrence J: Movie Actor.
(1982) Carnell Williams: American football player.
(1982) Khalif Barnes: American football player.
(1981) Kim Ji-seok
(1981) Stephanie Larimore: American model.
(1981) Allan Menzies: British murderer who killed a friend, claiming in court that the character "Queen Akasha" from the 2002 vampire horror film "Queen of the Damned" told him to do it.
(1981) Luis Manzano: Filipino actor and singer.
(1981) Nao Oikawa: Japanese actress and television personality.
(1981) Mads Junker: Danish footballer.
(1980) Rebecca Zlotowski
(1980) Vincent Lecavalier: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1980) Jeff Keppinger: American baseball player.
(1980) Hiro Shimono: Japanese voice actor.
(1980) Tony Romo: American football player.
(1980) Dylan Bruce: Actor.
(1980) Martin Rosete: Spanish film director and publicist.
(1980) Hadley Fraser: Stage Actor.
(1980) Tom Franco: Family Member.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) James McAvoy: Scottish actor, best known for his roles in "Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe", "Wanted", "The Last King of Scotland", "Atonement", and as Professor Charles Xavier in "X-Men: First Class".
(1979) Nicolas Bedos
(1979) Claire Legendre
(1979) Raphaëlle Tervel
(1979) Édouard Fillias: French classical liberal activist of Spanish origin.
(1979) Cindy Kurleto: Austrian-Filipino model and actress.
(1979) Tobias Linderoth: French-Swedish footballer and coach.
(1978) Jukka Nevalainen: Finnish drummer.
(1978) Yuliya Pechenkina
(1978) Rebecca Makkai: Novelist.

(1978) Avi Phillips: Ontario, Canada -- Actor (Maniac Mansion).
(1978) Aimee Delatte: Miss Arkansas Teen-USA (1996).
(1978) Branden Steineckert: American drummer (The Used and Rancid).
(1978) Yuliya Pechonkina: Russian hurdler.
(1978) Jacob Burns: Australian footballer.
(1978) Melissa Coish: Miss New Hampshire Teen-USA (1996).
(1977) Jamie Salé: Canadian figure skater, who, with partner David Pelletier ,won a gold medal at the 2002 Olympics, but not without anguish.
(1977) Karen Ann: Peterson; Miss Aruba-Universe (1997).
(1977) Jamie Sale: Canadian figure skater.
(1977) Gyula Koi: Hungarian scholar and educator.
(1977) Doseone : American rapper and producer (Deep Puddle Dynamics Greenthink Clouddead Themselves Subtle and 13 & God).
(1976) David Choe
(1976) Le Rat Luciano
(1976) Rommel Adducul: Filipino basketball player.
(1976) Abir Goswami: Indian actor (d. 2013).
(1975) Danyon Loader: New Zealand pro swimmer who placed with an Olympic Gold Medal in the 200m freestyle, 7/21/1996 and another Gold Medal in the 400m freestyle 7/24/1996.
(1975) Pedro Winter
(1975) Tha Trademarc: American hip hop artist.
(1975) Angela Michelle Hughes in Anderson: South Carolina; Miss South Carolina-America (1997).
(1975) Atifete Jahjaga: Statesman.
(1975) Danyon Joseph Loader in Dunedin: New Zealand; 200 metre/400 metre swimmer (Olympics-2 gold-1996).
(1975) Brian White: TV Actor.
(1974) Kitty Raymond: American astrologer and writer, the author of "Confessions of a Second Generation .
(1974) John Tejada
(1974) Orlando Jordan: American wrestler.
(1974) Brice Hunter: wide receiver (Tampa Bay Buccaneers).
(1974) Katsuyuki Konishi: Japanese voice actor.
(1974) Maksim Gruznov: Estonian footballer.
(1973) Brian J White
(1973) Nadeshda Brennicke
(1973) Mark Dexter: English actor.
(1973) Jonathan Nsenga: Belgian hurdler and coach.
(1973) Steve Backshall: Reality Star.
(1973) Brian White: American actor, producer, model, dancer, and stockbroker.
(1972) Severina Vučković: Croatian pop-folk singer.
(1972) Gwendal Peizerat: French former competitive ice dancer.
(1972) Vidar Riseth
(1972) Ian Kahn
(1972) Stefan Brogren
(1972) David Williams in Bedford: Pennsylvania, USA; outfielder (San Francisco Giants).
(1972) Sandy Jobin-bevans: TV Actor.
(1972) Richard Chelimo: Kenyan runner (d. 2001).
(1972) Tia Jackson: WNBA forward (Phoenix Mercury).
(1972) Lori Flick in Boston: Massachusetts, USA; Miss Massachusetts-America (1997).
(1972) Severina Vuckovic: Croatian singer.
(1971) Indrek Pertelson: Estonian martial artist.
(1971) Michael Turner: American author and illustrator (d. 2008).
(1971) Eric Mabius: American actor.
(1971) Martin Kuuskmann: Estonian bassoon player.
(1971) Alexander Kravchenko: Russian poker player.
(1971) Anwar al-Awlaki: American-Yemeni terrorist (d. 2011).
(1971) Allan Houston: Athlete.
(1971) Tom Cavallo NFL/WLAF linebacker (Frankfurt Galaxy: San Francisco 49ers).
(1971) Samantha Druce: youngest woman to swim the English Channel.
(1971) Jennifer Reed: Miss Michigan-USA (1997).
(1971) Tony Mcgee: NFL tight end (Cincinnati Bengals).
(1970) Jason Simpson: American noted family, son of O.J.
(1970) Nicole Sullivan: American actress and screenwriter.
(1970) Glen Hansard: Irish singer-songwriter guitarist and actor (The Frames and The Swell Season).
(1970) Michael Sternkopf: German soccer/football player.
(1970) Rob Riggle: American comedian.
(1970) Stewart Malgunas in Prince George: British Columbia, Canada; NHL defenseman (Washington Capitals).
(1970) Israel Stanley NFL/WLAF defensive end (New Orleans Saints: Rhein Fire).
(1970) Sarah Gavron: Director.
(1970) Shemar Moore: Actor.
(1970) Jeff Anderson: American actor director and screenwriter.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Toby Stephens: English actor.
(1969) Brasilia (Brazil)
(1969) Robin Meade: American model singer and journalist.
(1969) Conrad Clarks: NFL center (Indianapolis Colts).
(1969) Jim Thornton: American radio and television announcer.
(1969) John Kibowen: Kenyan runner.
(1969) Felix Baumgartner: Athlete.
(1969) Dwight Hollier: NFL linebacker (Miami Dolphins).
(1968) Peter van Vossen: Dutch footballer and coach.
(1968) Peter van: Foxes; soccer player (Ajax).

(1967) Emilio Valle: Cuban hurdler.
(1966) Michael Franti: American musician, a vocalist and guitarist who leads the group Spearhead.
(1966) David Chalmers: Philosopher.
(1966) Judy Diduck: Ice hockey defenseman (Canada, Olympics - 1998).
(1966) David Filo: Businessman.
(1965) Gary Grant (basketball)
(1965) Thomas Helmer: German footballer.
(1965) Ed Belfour: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1965) Ed Belfour in Carman: Manitoba, Canada; NHL goalie (Chicago Blackhawks).
(1965) Luana Colussi: Italian actress and television host, who began her career in show business in the early 1980s working as a model.
(1965) Teri Wood: American illustrator.
(1965) Fiona Kelleghan: American academic critic and librarian.
(1965) Gary Grant: NBA guard (New York Knicks).
(1965) Karen Foster: Lufkin, Texas -- Playmate (Oct, 1989).
(1964) Mikhail Fridman
(1964) Ludmila Engquist: Russian-born Swedish athlete.
(1964) Louise Mullard in Kurri Kurri: New South Wales; golfer (1990 T3 Coca Cola Classic).
(1964) Alex Baumann: Czech-Canadian swimmer.
(1963) Roy Dupuis: Canadian actor.
(1963) John Cameron Mitchell
(1963) Rocky Santiago: American minor actor in small roles; his prior career was that of a male stripper.
(1963) Johnny McElhone: Scottish rock musician with the band Texas, playing with Ali McErlaine and Sharleen Spiteri.
(1963) Ken Caminiti: American baseball player (d. 2004).
(1963) Aubrey de Grey: Author.
(1963) John Mitchell: American award-winning actor, writer and director, best known for his films Hedwig and the Angry Inch (2001), Shortbus (2006) and Rabbit Hole (2010).
(1963) John Cameron Mitchell in El Paso: Texas, USA; actor (Misplaced, Band of the Hand).
(1963) Ken Caminiti in Hanford: California, USA; infielder (San Diego Padres).
(1962) Aavo Sarap: Estonian footballer and coach.
(1962) Les Lancaster: American baseball player and coach.
(1962) Joanna Coles: Editor.
(1962) Sergei Viktorovich Zalyotin: Russia -- Major / Cosmonaut.
(1962) Craig Robinson: American basketball player and coach.
(1961) David Servan-Schreiber: French physician, neuroscientist and author.
(1961) Simonetta Greggio
(1961) Sam Vaknin
(1961) Cathy Cavadini: American voice actress and singer.
(1961) Janey Robbins: American pornographic actress.
(1961) Chad Hayes: American actor producer and screenwriter.
(1961) Neale Marmon: English-German footballer coach and manager.
(1961) Don Mattingly: Athlete.
(1961) Carey Hayes: American screenwriter and producer.
(1961) Ronald Florijn: Dutch rower.
(1960) Jeannette Walls: Writer.
(1960) Michel Goulet: Canadian ice hockey player and scout.
(1960) Julius Korir: Kenya -- 3K steeplechaser (1984 Olympics - Gold Medalist).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Robert Smith (musician)
(1959) Jerry Only: American musician (The Misfits).
(1959) Tim Jacobus: American illustrator and painter.
(1959) Arno Pijpers: Dutch footballer and coach.
(1959) Clint Howard: Actor.
(1959) Robert Smith: Rock Singer.
(1959) Olga Kuragina: Russian pentathlete.
(1958) Andie Macdowell
(1958) Mike Barson: Scottish founding member, songwriter and keyboard player of the musical group, "Madness," with first public performances from January 1979.
(1958) Andie MacDowell: American actress.

(1958) Yoshito Usui: Japanese illustrator (d. 2009).
(1958) Michael Zarnock: American author and columnist.
(1958) Andie [Rosalie Anderson] MacDowell in Gaffney: South Carolina, USA; actress (Groundhog Day, Multiplicity, Greystoke).
(1958) Kyle Stevens: LPGA golfer.
(1957) Hervé Le Tellier: French linguist and author.
(1957) Herbert Wetterauer: German painter sculptor and author.
(1957) Jesse Orosco in Santa Barbara: California, USA; baseball relief pitcher (New York Mets, Baltimore Orioles, Los Angeles Dodgers).
(1957) Edward Leslie: American professional wrestler.
(1957) Brutus Beefcake: American wrestler.
(1957) Jesse Orosco: American baseball player.
(1956) Richard Demont: San Francisco sports Champions.
(1956) Mark Olberding
(1956) Rick DeMont: United States -- 400m swimmer, drug disqualification (1972 Olympics).
(1956) Richard De Mont: American swimmer and Olympics champion.
(1956) Peter Kosminsky: English director producer and screenwriter.
(1956) Phillip Longman: German-American demographer and journalist.
(1956) Nina Temple: English activist.
(1955) Svante Paabo: Scientist.
(1955) Murathan Mungan: Turkish author poet and playwright.
(1955) Doug Soetaert: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1954) James Morrison (actor)
(1954) Dale Eggeling in Statesboro: Georgia, USA; LPGA golfer (1995 Oldsmobile Classic).
(1954) Ebiet G Ade: Indonesian singer.
(1954) James Morrison: American actor.
(1954) Ebiet Ade: Indonesian singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1954) Myles Munroe: Clergyman.
(1953) Mike Clasper: English businessman.
(1953) Forrest : American-Dutch singer (d. 2013).
(1953) Sebastian Faulks: Novelist.
(1953) Edward Ray Fiori in Lynwood: California, USA; PGA golfer (1979 Southern Open).
(1953) Guy Mongrain: Canadian journalist and game show host.
(1952) Pascal Auberson
(1952) Yves Marchesseau
(1952) Cheryl Gillan: Welsh businesswoman and politician Secretary of State for Wales.
(1952) Gerald Early: American author and academic.
(1951) Tony Danza: TV Actor.
(1951) Jean-Pierre Dardenne
(1951) Michael Freedman: American mathematician and academic.
(1951) Tony Danza in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actor (Tony Banta - Taxi, Tony Micelli - Who's The Boss?).
(1951) Paul Carrack in Sheffield: England; rock vocalist (Mike and the Mechanics - "All I Need Is A Miracle", Squeeze/Ace - "How Long").
(1951) Luther Vandross: Musician.
(1951) Louise Jameson: Actress.
(1951) Aleksandr Ivanovich: Laveykin; Russian cosmonaut (Soyuz TM-2).
(1951) Bob Varsha: American motor sports TV commentator.
(1951) Nicoel Barclay: Rocker.
(1951) Steve Vickers: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1951) Michael Hartley Freedman: American mathematician.
(1950) Michel Rougerie
(1950) Shivaji Satam: Indian actor.
(1950) Aleksandr Lebed: Politician.
(1950) Bruce Duperouzel: Australian footballer and cricketer.
(1950) Steve Erickson: Novelist.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Patti Lupone
(1949) Alain Bentolila
(1949) Patti LuPone: American actress and singer.
(1949) Jessica Lange: Actress.
(1949) Patti LuPone in Northport: New York, USA; stage/screen actress/singer (Evita, Life Goes On).
(1949) Veronica Cartwright: Actress.
(1948) Claire Denis: Paris, France -- Actress (Boom Boom, Chocolat).
(1948) Gary Condit: American politician, CA rep, elected as a Democrat to the One Hundred First Congress by special election to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of United States Representative Anthony L. Coelho, and reelected to the six succeeding Congresses (September 12, 1989 to January 3, 2003).
(1948) Paul Nipperess: From 1964, his working career included many varied occupations.
(1948) Alan West: Baron West of Spithead English admiral and politician Minister for Security.

(1948) Dieter Fromm: German runner.
(1948) Paul Davis: American singer-songwriter and pianist (d. 2008).
(1948) Gary A: Condit; American politician (Representative-Democrat-California).
(1948) Lord Egremont: English large landowner / multi-millionaire.
(1948) Paul Davis in Meridian: Michigan, USA; country/rock vocalist ("I Go Crazy").
(1947) Iggy Pop: American musician, a punk rocker.
(1947) Judith McGrath
(1947) Barbara Park: Children's Author.
(1947) Alan Warner: rocker (Foundations).
(1947) Iggy Pop [James Newell Osterberg] in Ypsilanti: Michigan, USA; rocker (Zombie Birdhouse).
(1947) Andrew Tobias: Journalist.
(1947) John Weider: English bass player (Family The Animals Johnny Kidd & the Pirates and Stud).
(1947) Jean-Pierre Defait: French journalist and editor of "Ciel et Espace" [Sky and Space], a French monthly magazine published by the French Astronomical Association.
(1947) Robert Black: Scottish kidnapper and child molester suspected of committing three unsolved murders.
(1946) Patrick Rambaud: French writer.
(1945) Ronnie Tober: Dutch-American singer.
(1945) Philip Sidney: 2nd Viscount De L'Isle English soldier.
(1945) Diana Darvey: British actress, singer and dancer (d. 2000).
(1945) Ian Bruce: English author and academic.
(1945) Srinivasaraghavan Venkataraghavan: Indian cricketer and umpire.
(1945) Matti Vilokkinen: Finnish healer, plays out Chiron archetype.
(1945) Steve Spurrier: Coach.
(1944) Peter Kowald
(1944) Adrian Hurley: Australian basketball player and coach.
(1944) Antoine Gaudino: French police inspector and lawyer, particularly known to the public for being the investigator of the Urba affair, an incident of political corruption in France pertaining to skimming receipts from public works for use for Socialist party campaigning during the 1970s and 1980s.
(1944) Paul Geremia: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1943) Philippe Séguin: French political figure who was President of the National Assembly from 1993 to 1997 and President of the Cour des Comptes (Court of Financial Auditors) of France from 2004 to 2010.
(1943) Alana Ladd: American noted family and one of four children of actor Alan Ladd.
(1943) Alan Fersht: English chemist and academic.
(1943) Edie Sedgwick: Actress.
(1942) Pierre Lorrain: Canadian lawyer and politician (d. 2004).
(1942) Bernard Savoy: La Roche sur Foron Writer.
(1942) Laine Kallas: Estonian runner and agronomist.
(1941) Judith Blegen
(1941) Alain Aurenche
(1941) Glen Taylor: Businessman.
(1941) Arie Den
(1941) Ryan O'Neal: Actor.
(1940) Iain Mills: Scottish politician and Member of Parliament, returned by General Election 6/11/1987.
(1940) Souleymane Cisse: Director (Waati, Yeelen, Finye, Baara).
(1940) Jacques Caron: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1940) Robby Dale: British-Dutch disk jockey; resident of Holland.
(1940) Souleymane Cissé: Malian director producer and screenwriter.
(1940) Bill Faul: American baseball player, a right-handed pitcher with the Detroit Tigers, Chicago Cubs and San Francisco Giants between 1962 and 1970.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Marcia Angell: Editor.
(1939) Helen Prejean: American nun who has fought to eliminate the death penalty in the US.
(1939) Ernie Maresca singer/songwriter ("Runaround Sue": "Wanderer").
(1939) Peter S. Beagle: Author.
(1939) Louis Provelli
(1939) Gro Harlem Brundtland: Politician.
(1939) John McCabe: English pianist and composer (d. 2015).
(1938) Berthe Meijer: Dutch professional chef and author of 17 cookbooks.
(1938) Betty Cuthbert: Athlete.
(1937) Charles Lee Herron: Kentucky, United States -- FBI most wanted fugitive (Jan 1 1986).

(1937) George Takei: Actor.
(1937) Keith Hollingwort: Providence artists.
(1936) Bob Cleary: United States -- Ice hockey player (1960 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1936) Avo Paistik: Estonian pastor author illustrator and painter (d. 2013).
(1936) Reg Fleming: Canadian-American ice hockey player (d. 2009).
(1936) Philippe Lazar: French statistician and senior official, a very important figure in the research policy area in France from 1980 to 2000, serving as CEO of Inserm, President of the IRD (formerly ORSTOM) research centre and advisor to the Master Court of Auditors.
(1936) James Dobson: American evangelist psychologist and author founded Focus on the Family.
(1936) Anthony Joseph Gnazzo: Composer.
(1935) Charles Grodin: American actor and talk show host.
(1935) Charles Grodin in Pittsburgh: Pennsylvania, USA; actor (Beethoven, Woman in Red, Lonely Guy, Heartbreak Kid).
(1935) Thomas Kean: American academic and politician 48th Governor of New Jersey.
(1935) Robin Dixon: England, United Kingdom -- 2 man bobsled (1960 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1934) Benjamin Bailar: American US Postmaster General from 1975-1978.
(1933) Ian Carr: Scottish musician, a rock and jazz trumpeter with the group "Nucleus," from September 1969.
(1933) Ignatius Iwas: Iraqi patriarch (d. 2014).
(1933) Easley Blackwood: Jr.
(1933) Edelmiro Amante: Filipino lawyer and politician (d. 2013).
(1933) Easley Blackwood in Indianapolis: Indiana, USA; composer (Un Voyage � Cythere).
(1932) Elaine May: American actress director and screenwriter.
(1932) Angela Mortimer: English tennis player (Wimbledon).
(1932) Elaine May in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; comedienne/writer/actress (New Leaf).
(1932) Slide Hampton: American trombonist and composer.
(1931) Gabriel de Broglie
(1931) Lee H. Hamilton: Politician.
(1930) Hilda Hilst: Brazilian writer who often described herself as "the forgotten poet.
(1930) Mario Covas
(1930) Richard Rosenberg: American executive and CEO in charge of Bankamerica Corporation, an international banking and financial services institution.
(1930) Jack Taylor: English footballer and referee (d. 2012).
(1930) Obie Henderson: American real estate broker who lived and traveled with Richard Eberling for 30 years as a couple from the time they met in 1960.
(1930) Dieter Roth: German-Swiss illustrator and sculptor (d. 1998).
(1930) Silvana Mangano: Rome, Italy -- Actress (Death in Venice, Barabbas).
(1930) Don Tyson: Founder of Tyson Foods.
(1930) Antony Jay: Writer.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Barbara Keogh: English actress (d. 2005).
(1928) Jack Evans: Welsh-Canadian ice hockey player and coach (d. 1996).
(1927) Suzanne Sarroca: Carcassonnne Opera Singers.
(1927) Robert Savoie: Canadian operatic baritone (Born 1927).
(1927) Ahmed Arif: Turkish poet and author (d. 1991).
(1927) Gerald Flood: British actor (d. 1989).
(1927) Robert Brustein in New York City: New York, USA; dean (Yale School of Drama).
(1926) Elizabeth II: Royalty.
(1926) Robin Ibbs: English lawyer and banker (d. 2014).
(1926) Keith Davey: Canadian businessman and politician (d. 2011).

(1926) Elizabeth [Alexandra: Mary Windsor II]; Queen of England (1952-).
(1926) Arthur Rowley: English footballer cricketer and manager (d. 2002).
(1926) Elizabeth: British royalty, Queen of England and Head of the Commonwealth of the United Kingdom.
(1925) Sir Anthony Mason: former Chief Justice of Australia.
(1925) Rika Steyaert: Belgian politician.
(1925) Anthony Mason: Australian soldier and judge 9th Chief Justice of Australia.
(1925) John Swinton of Kimmerghame: English general and politician Lord Lieutenant of Berwickshire.
(1924) Daniel Melnick in New York City: New York, USA; producer (Get Smart).
(1924) Ira Louvin in Rainsville: Alabama, USA; country singer (Louvin Brothers).
(1924) Ira Louvin: American singer-songwriter and mandolin player (The Louvin Brothers) (d. 1965).
(1924) Jean Beranger: French film historian, author of the book "La Grande Aventure du Cinema Suédois" [The Great Adventure of Swedish Cinema] (1960).
(1923) John Mortimer: British barrister, screenwriter and author.
(1923) Nello Barbadoro: Italy sport Champion.
(1922) Valérie André: French neurosurgeon, aviator and the first female member of the military to achieve the rank of General Officer, in 1976, as Physician General.
(1922) Alistair MacLean: Scottish noted writer of adventure-thrillers whose novels have sold in the millions.
(1922) Pierre Petit: French musician and composer, he won his first prize for musical composition in Rome in 1946.
(1922) Nazim Al-Haqqani: Cypriot sufi leader (d. 2014).
(1922) Valerie André: French military man, a general, and a physician.
(1921) Sieglinde Wagner
(1921) Jean Bonfils: French musician and editor of books of music.
(1921) Maurice Hannart: Hem EXecutives.
(1921) Jack Fletcher: Forest Hills, New York -- Actor (Grady, Bob Crane Show).
(1920) Anselmo Duarte
(1920) Nelo Risi: Italian film director and noted family, the brother of famed director Dino Risi.
(1920) Edmund Adamkiewicz: German footballer (d. 1991).
(1920) Ronald Magill: English actor (d. 2007).
(1920) Christopher Dark: New York, United States -- Actor (Suddenly, Tenderfoot).
(1920) Bruno Maderna: Italian conductor, composer, teacher, a representative of 12-tone music.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) André Bettencourt: French politician, Secretary of State.
(1919) Licio Gelli: Italian financier, chiefly known for his role in the Banco Ambrosiano scandal.
(1919) Don Cornell: American singer and trumpet player (d. 2004).
(1919) Roger Doucet: French Canadian tenor (Born 1919).
(1919) Yves Cosson: France Writer.
(1919) Jean Huteau: Orléans Journalist.
(1918) Akram Ojjeh
(1918) Juan Pasquau: Spanish writer and teacher of Andalusian origin.
(1918) Eddy Christiani: Dutch singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1917) Emanuel Vardi: Jerusalem, Israel -- Violist (San Diego Symphony 1978-82).

(1916) Rene Walschot: Belgium sport Champion.
(1916) Estella Diggs: American businesswoman and politician (d. 2013).
(1916) Eldon Rathburn: Canadian composer (d. 2008).
(1916) Sidney Clute: Brooklyn, New York -- Actor (Lou Grant, Cagney & Lacey).
(1916) Giacomo Mancini: Italian politician, minister, socialist, member of partito socialista italiano (psi) since 1943; state minister 1963, 1964, 1966, 1968 & 1974.
(1916) Frances Henry: American professional astrologer and teacher who joined AFA in June 1960; he also was a member of the New England Astrological Association.
(1915) Anthony Quinn: Mexican-American actor and producer (d. 2001).
(1915) Frick [W Groebli]: Switzerland -- Clown (Frick & Frack).
(1915) Andor Kovach: composer.
(1915) Garrett Hardin: American ecologist author and academic (d. 2003).
(1914) Angelo Savoldi: Italian-American wrestler and promoter co-founded International World Class Championship Wrestling (d. 2013).
(1914) Norman Panama: American screenwriter and director (Born 1914).
(1914) Émile Pollak: French lawyer who was one of the great figures of the French Bar between the 1940s and the late 1970s.
(1913) Choh Hao Li: Bio-chemist professor, isolated growth hormones).
(1913) Kai-Uwe von: Hassel German politician.
(1913) Ernst Klever: German homicide; shot and killed 15-year-old Ilse Rogenel on 10/27/1935 with whom he had been having an unhappy affair.
(1913) Norman Parkinson: English photographer (d. 1990).
(1913) Jean Leiser: St Marcellin physician.
(1913) Ren? Uhlen: Masevaux Military man.
(1912) Feike Asma: Dutch musician, an organist who was popular in Canada, France and U.S.
(1912) Marcel Camus: French film director.
(1912) Eve Arnold: Photojournalist (d. 2012).
(1912) Wally Elenbaas: Dutch artist, painter.
(1912) Andr? Ferre: Limoges Military man.
(1912) Nell [Petronella GS] Koppen: Actress (Kniertje-Op Hoop van Zegen).
(1912) Feike P: Asma Dutch organist.
(1911) Leonard Warren: American opera singer.
(1911) Leonard Warren New York City: New York, baritone (Metropolitan Opera 1939-60) died on stage.
(1911) Ivan Combe: American businessman developed Clearasil (d. 2000).
(1911) Germain Giroud: Moingt EXecutives.
(1910) Saint-Paulien : French journalist and far right political activist, AKA Maurice-Yvan Sicard.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Rollo May: American psychoanalyst and lecturer who was a successful and popular pioneer of existential psychology.
(1909) Heinz Schacht: Germany Actor.
(1908) Alfredo Uchoa
(1908) Louis Hostin: France -- Light Heavyweight (Olympics - Gold - 1932, 36).
(1907) Sanora Wong Howe: American noted family, the Caucasian wife of director of photography James Wong Howe.
(1907) Beatrice Kay New York City: New York, singer/actress (Sister Sue-Calvin and the Colonel).
(1907) Antoni Szalowski: composer.
(1907) Wade Mainer: American singer and banjo player (d. 2011).
(1906) Rene Kenner: France sport Champion.
(1906) Tom Burns: Editor.

(1906) Eugen Sacharias: German-Estonian architect (d. 2002).
(1905) Pat Brown: American politician, a lawyer from 1927.
(1905) Edmund G ''Pat'' Brown: Governor of California (d. 1996).
(1905) Edmund G: "Pat" Brown (Governor-Democrat-California).
(1905) Ursula Von Wiese: Swiss writer, translator and actress.
(1905) Stanley Marcus: American business executive (Born 1905).
(1904) Jean Hélion: French painter whose abstract work of the 1930s established him as a leading modernist.
(1904) Gabriel Loire: French artist, a stained glass artist and painter.
(1904) Odilo Globocnik: Italian-Austrian SS officer (d. 1945).
(1904) Gijsbert van Hall: Banker / Mayor of Amsterdam (1957-67).
(1904) Jean Helion: France Painter.
(1904) Heddy Astrup: Norwegian philantrophist, also called "Barnehjelpens mor" ('the mother of children's aid').
(1903) Luis Saslavsky: Argentinian director producer and screenwriter (d. 1995).
(1903) Hans Hedtoft: Premier Denmark (1947.
(1903) Issy Bonn: British actor and musician (Born 1893).
(1902) Donald Wolfit: Actor.
(1902) Bernard J: H "Ben" Stroman recensent/writer (Jomtof and Blue Beard).
(1901) Julian Bautista: composer.
(1900) Hans Fritzsche: German Head of Radio Broadcast of the Reich, Minister of Propaganda under Joseph Goebbels, 5/01/1933.

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