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Famous Birthdays of 21 August

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

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2010 - Today

(2011) Delilah Stewart Del Toro: American child of noted family, her parents are actor Benicio del Toro and his former girlfriend Kimberly Stewart.

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2009 - 2000

(2002) Nadia Ryann: YouTube Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Shania Walls: Pop Singer.
(1999) Maxim Knight: American actor.
(1999) Brian Whittaker: Instagram Star.
(1998) Jade Chynoweth: Dancer.
(1996) Cole LaBrant: Vine Star.
(1996) Jamia Simone Nash: American singer and actress.
(1996) Jamia Nash: American singer and actress.
(1995) Liana Liberato: Actress.
(1994) Jacqueline Emerson: Pop Singer.
(1994) FaZe Censor: eSports Player.

(1993) Michael Evans: Football Player.
(1992) RJ Mitte: TV Actor.
(1992) Molly Long: Choreographer.
(1992) Alan Oliveira: Athlete.
(1992) Song Seung-hyun: Korean singer guitarist and actor (F.
(1992) Brad Kavanagh: English songwriter and actor.
(1992) Kayla Lashae: YouTube Star.
(1991) Jesse James Rutherford
(1991) Christian Navarro
(1991) Leandro Bacuna: Dutch footballer.
(1991) Tess Gaerthé: Dutch singer, better known by the mononym 'Tess.
(1991) Jesse Rutherford: Pop Singer.
(1991) Demy : Pop Singer.
(1991) Roi Fabito: YouTube Star.
(1991) Liis Emajõe: Estonian footballer.
(1991) Reginald Lewis: American public figure, the son of Celtics basketball star Reggie Lewis, whose death led to years of litigation between his widow and insurance companies over whether his death was caused from a heart condition or drug abuse.
(1990) Bo Burnham: American comedian, singer-songwriter, musician, poet, and actor.
(1990) Omar Kaddouri: Belgian-Moroccan footballer.
(1990) Steven Serge: YouTube Star.
(1990) Stephanie Louise: YouTube Star.
(1990) Cameron Argon: American electronic and death metal musician.
(1990) Fabian Heimpel: German rugby player.
(1990) Big Chocolate: American singer-songwriter and producer (Burning the Masses).

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Hayden Panettiere: American actress, model, singer, and activist.
(1989) Aleix Vidal
(1989) Charlison Benschop: Dutch footballer.
(1989) Judd Trump: English snooker player.
(1989) Rob Knox: British actor (Born 1989).
(1989) Matteo Gentili: Italian footballer.
(1989) Elarica Gallacher: English actress.
(1989) James Davey: English rugby player.
(1988) Robert Lewandowski: Polish football player, playing for the Bayern Munich and captaining his national team.
(1988) Pingping He

(1988) Kacey Musgraves: Country Singer.
(1988) Victoria Baker-Harber: Reality Star.
(1988) Reina Scully: YouTube Star.
(1988) Paris Bennett: American singer and finalist on American Idol (season 5).
(1988) Louise Setara: English singer-songwriter.
(1988) Whitney Sloan: English actress.
(1987) Cody Kasch: American actor.
(1987) Kim Kibum: a member of Korean boy band Super junior.
(1987) Sana Khan: Movie Actress.
(1987) Kelsey Mulrooney
(1987) Kerser : Rapper.
(1986) Usain Bolt: Jamaican athlete, sprinter, the best since Carl Lewis, he wanted to be a cricket player.
(1986) Carlos Pratts: Movie Actor.
(1986) Wout Brama: Dutch international footballer (FC Twente).
(1986) Kiami Davael: American actress.
(1986) Koki Sakamoto: Japanese gymnast.
(1986) Brooks Wheelan: American comedian and actor.
(1986) Conor Clapton: British noted family, the son of Lory Del Santo and Eric Clapton.
(1985) Nicolás Almagro: Spanish tennis player.
(1985) Melissa M: French singer.
(1985) Jake Pitts: Guitarist.
(1985) Laura Haddock
(1985) Brant Daugherty: Actor.
(1985) Aleksandra Kiryashova: Russian pole vaulter.
(1985) Kevin Nee: American strongman.
(1984) Alizée (singer)
(1984) B J Upton
(1984) Rachel Potter: American singer-songwriter and actress.
(1984) Alizee Jacotey: French singer.
(1984) BJ Upton: American baseball player.
(1984) Alizée : French Corsican singer, known as Alizée, referring to the trade winds.
(1984) Eve Torres: Wrestler.
(1984) Alizee : Pop Singer.
(1984) Barun Sobti: TV Actor.
(1984) Martin Vunk: Estonian footballer.
(1984) Melvin Upton: Jr.
(1984) Melissa Schuman: American singer-songwriter actress an dancer (Dream).
(1984) Collie Buddz: American-Bermudian rapper.
(1984) Neil Dexter: South African cricketer.
(1983) Brody Jenner: American actor.
(1983) Joanna Thomae
(1983) Chantelle Houghton: English participant in a reality show, she entered the Celebrity Big Brother TV show on January 8, 2006.
(1983) Scott McDonald: Australian footballer (Celtic F.C.
(1983) Josh Harrington: American professional BMX rider.
(1983) Andrew Garfield: Actor.
(1982) Francisco Vallejo Pons
(1982) Corinne Rey
(1982) Jason Eaton: New Zealand All Black rugby player.
(1982) Meghan Ory: Actress.
(1982) Coco : French cartoonist, she has worked for several periodicals: L'Echo des Savanes, Inrockuptibles, Charlie Hebdo.
(1982) Laura Donnelly: Actress.
(1982) Omar Sachedina: Canadian television journalist correspondent and news anchor from CTV Television Network.
(1981) Mike Candys
(1981) Tyler Winklevoss: American rower and businessman co-founded ConnectU.
(1981) Cameron Winklevoss: American rower and businessman co-founded ConnectU.
(1981) Michael Rady: Actor.
(1981) Ben Barnes: Actor.
(1981) Tarek Moussa: Reality Star.
(1981) Jarrod Lyle: Australian golfer.
(1981) Collie Buddz: (Colin Harper) Reggae & Dancehall artist.
(1980) Jon Lajoie
(1980) Amelle Chahbi
(1980) Jasmin Wöhr: German tennis player.
(1980) Burney Lamar: American race car driver.
(1980) Joanne Froggatt: Actress.
(1980) Paul Menard: NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Driver.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Kelis : Pop Singer.
(1979) Jamie Cullum: Musician.
(1979) Joe Gorga: Reality Star.
(1979) Kelis Rogers-Jones: American singer.
(1979) Aiesha Lee Hendrick: Miss New York Teen USA (1996).
(1979) Ashley Whitney: Nashville, Tennessee -- 800m freestyle relay (1996 Olympics).
(1978) Bhumika Chawla: Indian actress.
(1978) Jason Marquis: American baseball player.
(1978) Fay Wolf: American actress singer-songwriter and pianist.
(1978) Peter Buxton: English rugby player and manager.

(1978) Alan Lee: Irish footballer and coach.
(1978) Annie Wu: Taiwanese model and actress.
(1978) Lee Gronkiewicz: American baseball player and coach.
(1978) Reuben Droughns: American football player and coach.
(1976) Dover (Delaware)
(1976) Thibaut Gagnoud
(1976) Jeff Cunningham: Jamaican-American soccer player.
(1976) Ramón Vázquez: Puerto Rican baseball player and coach.
(1976) Nikos Vertis: Dutch-Greek singer.
(1976) Alex Brooks: American ice hockey player and scout.
(1976) Ramon Vazquez: Puerto Rican baseball player.
(1976) Robert Miles: Australian rugby player.
(1975) Alicia Witt: American actress who first hit the big time on prime time TV with her role of Zoey on the series, "Cybill.
(1975) Simon Katich: Australian cricketer and manager.
(1974) Amy Fisher: American teenager seen in the news for adolescent prostitution and the attempted murder of her lover's wife.
(1974) Misha Collins: Actor.
(1974) Martin Andanar: Filipino journalist and radio host.
(1974) Paul Mellor: Australian rugby player and referee.
(1974) Johnny Reid: Scottish-Canadian singer.
(1974) Pietra Gay: WNBA guard / forward (Houston Comets).
(1974) Amy Adams: Actress.
(1973) Sergey Brin: Co-founder of Google.
(1973) Nikolai Valuev: Russian boxer and actor.
(1973) Steve McKenna: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1973) Nikolay Valuev: Russian World Boxing Association Heavyweight Champion as of December 17, 2005.
(1973) Ben Mann: Australian baseball pitcher (1996 Olympics).
(1973) Ismael Valdes: Ciudad Victoria, Mexico -- Pitcher (LA Dodgers).
(1973) Randeep Hooda: Actor.
(1972) Paul Zerdin: Comedian.
(1972) Johnnie Harris: CFL linebacker (Toronto Argonauts).
(1971) Liam Howlett: English keyboard player DJ and producer (The Prodigy).
(1971) Robert Harvey: Australian Rules Footballer (St Kilda Football Club).
(1971) Jonathan Ke Quan: Actor.
(1971) Shayne Edge: NFL / WLAF punter (Steelers, Barcelona Dragons).
(1971) Mamadou Diallo: Senegalese Soccer player.
(1971) David Walliams: Actor.
(1970) Craig Counsell: American baseball player: short stop/2nd base.
(1970) Nathan Jones (wrestler)
(1970) 2015 Thalys attack
(1970) Marc Evan Jackson
(1970) Cathy Weseluck: Voice Actor.
(1970) Simone Eriksrud: Norwegian singer-songwriter and guitarist (D'Sound).
(1970) Erik Dekker: Dutch cyclist and manager.
(1970) Steve Everitt: NFL center (Cleveland Browns, Philadelphia Eagles).
(1970) Paulo Barrancos Guerra: Portugal -- 10k runner.
(1970) Mark Hatfield: CFL guard (BC Lions).
(1970) Bill Roth: Yonkers, New York -- Gymnast (Pan Am-gold-1995, Olympics - 1996).
(1970) Nathan Jones: American professional wrestler.
(1970) Fred Durst: Musician.
(1970) John Carmack: Scientist.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Bruce Anstey: New Zealand motorcycle racer.
(1969) Josée Chouinard: Canadian figure skater.
(1969) Billy Gardell: Comedian.
(1969) Josee Chouinard: Rosemont, Quebec -- Figure skater (1994 Olympics - 9th Place).
(1969) Andujar Cedeno: La Ramona, Dominican Republic -- Infielder (Detroit Tigers).
(1968) Goran Ćurko: Serbian footballer.
(1968) Michel Fourgon: Belgian music composer and professor of music history.
(1968) Shinichi Iwasaki: Hockey goaltender (Team Japan 1998).
(1968) Barbara Ann Moore: Spokane, Washington -- Playmate (Dec, 1992).
(1968) Tim Griffin: Politician.

(1968) Timothy Griffin: Politician.
(1968) Laura Trevelyan: English journalist and author.
(1968) Dina Carroll: English singer-songwriter.
(1967) Carrie-Anne Moss: Canadian actress.
(1967) Serj Tankian: Armenian-born singer (System of a Down).
(1967) Charb : French caricaturist and journalist, director of Charlie Hebdo.
(1967) Tuineau Alipate: NLF / WLAF linebacker (Frankfurt Galaxy, Minn Vikings).
(1967) Michael Bendetti: Actor (Officer Tony McCann-21 Jump Street).
(1967) Darren Bewick: Australian footballer.
(1967) B Foxmoor: Greek rapper and producer (Active Member).
(1967) Etgar Keret: Writer.
(1966) John Wetteland: American baseball player, a pitcher for the Texas Rangers.
(1966) Dimebag Darrell: Musician.
(1966) Enrico Letta: Politician.
(1966) Colin Cunningham: Actor.
(1965) Leon Parker
(1965) Jean-Marc Mathis
(1965) Jim Bullinger: New Orleans, Louisiana -- Pitcher (Chicago Cubs).
(1965) Caryn Mower: American actress, stuntwoman and former professional wrestler.
(1965) Katja Kiuru: Finnish actress.
(1964) Eytan Fox
(1964) Trinity Loren: American porn actress and model (d. 1998).
(1964) Gary Elkerton: Australian surfer.
(1963) Mohammed VI of Morocco
(1963) Megan Scully: American actress who is a talented director and singer, as well as a competent actress.
(1963) Mohammed VI: Mohammed VI of Morocco.
(1963) Melvin Douglas: Topeka, Kansas -- 198 lbs / 90 kg freestyle wrestler (1996 Olympics).
(1963) Mohammed VI : Moroccan king, who ascended to the throne on 23 July 1999 upon the death of his father, King Hassan II.
(1963) Nigel Pearson: English footballer and manager.
(1963) King Mohammed: VI of Morocco.
(1963) Richmond Arquette: American actor.
(1962) Jeff Stryker: American porn star who has starred in bisexual, gay, and straight adult films.
(1962) Sophie Aldred: Actress.
(1962) James Marsters: Actor.
(1962) Tsutomu Miyazaki: Japanese serial killer (Born 1962).
(1962) Steve Daines: Politician.
(1962) John Korfas: Greek-American basketball player and coach.
(1961) David Morales: American DJ and producer.
(1961) V Chandrasekhar: Indian cricketer and coach.
(1961) Danny Sheaffer: Jacksonville, Florida -- Catcher (St. Louis Cardinals).
(1961) Brad Schneider: Politician.
(1961) Fred Wilson: Businessman.
(1961) Greg Egan: Scientist.
(1961) James Rollins: Author.
(1961) Lance Earl Deal: Riverton, Wyoming -- Hammer thrower (1996 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1961) John Haning: American artist, cartoonist, and chef.
(1961) V B Chandrasekhar: Indian cricketer.
(1961) Gerardo Barbero: Argentinian chess player and coach (d. 2001).
(1961) Peter Slaghuis: Dutch DJ and producer (d. 1991).
(1961) Stephen Hillenburg: American animator and cartoonist.
(1960) Marie-Christine Dorner: French interior architect, designer, and scenographer, living and working in London.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Jim McMahon: American football quarterback with the Chicago Bears, known for a fast ball and a fast mouth.
(1959) Pedrito Rogers: Spanish/american artist, painter, art gallery owner, noted family, son of artist carol hurd rogers; adopted son of artist peter rogers; father was spanish astrologer, married once, two children.
(1959) Richard Zokol: Kitimat, British Columbia -- Canadian Tour golfer (1982 BC Open).
(1959) Bud Schultz: Meriden, Connecticut -- Tennis star.
(1959) Anne Hobbs: England, United Kingdom -- Tennis star.
(1959) Jim McMahon NFL quarterback (Chicago Bears: San Diego Chargers, Philadelphia Eagles).
(1958) Monte Pederson
(1958) Petr Rada
(1958) Dom Mamzi: Horse trainer.
(1958) David O. Russell: Director.

(1957) Tignous : French cartoonist, he worked for the satirical Magazine "Charlie Hebdo" and also for "L'Evènement du Jeudi", "Marianne" and "Fluide Glacial".
(1957) Budgie : English drummer, whose style and approach have been described as "tom-tom-intensive," "very economical and offbeat" and "very sensitive.
(1957) Janice Thomas: Women's Professional Basketball League guard (New York Stars).
(1957) Frank Pastore: American baseball player and radio host (d. 2012).
(1957) Bernard Zénier: French football (soccer) player, a striker who played at senior level (1974-1991) and on the French national team (1977-1987).
(1957) Kim Sledge in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; vocalist (Sister Sledge - "We are Family").
(1956) Kim Cattrall: English-born actress.
(1956) Laura Morante
(1956) Linda Martel: British child who became a healer and who, in her short life of five years, is said to have healed some 2000 people.
(1956) David A. Clarke, Jr.: Public Servant.
(1956) Carol Charbonnier: LPGA golfer.
(1956) John Tester: US Senator from Montana.
(1956) Jon Tester: American farmer and politician.
(1956) Jon Tester: American farmer and politician.
(1955) Luis Alberto Urrea: Poet.
(1955) Perry Damone: American noted family, the son of actress Pier Angeli and singer Vic Damone.
(1954) Archie Griffin: American football player, the first two-time winner of the prestigious Heisman Trophy and three-time All-American between 1973 and 1975.
(1954) Humbert Balsan: French film producer and chairman of the European Film Academy.
(1954) Steve Smith (musician)
(1954) Chip Coffey: American psychic who appears as a medium on various paranormal television programs, primarily "Paranormal State" and "Psychic Kids.
(1954) Steve Smith: American drummer (Journey Montrose Steps Ahead The RD Crusaders and Vital Information).
(1954) Didier Six: French international football/soccer player, who played as a winger and earned 52 caps and scored 13 goals for the France national football team.
(1954) Bodil Niska: Norwegian saxophonist and composer.
(1954) Bruce Berenyi: American pro athlete, a pitcher with the Cincinnati Reds Baseball franchise and later with the New York Mets.
(1954) Al Roker: Entertainer.
(1953) Gérard Janvion
(1953) Peter Horton: Actor.
(1953) Phillip Salvador: Filipino actor.
(1953) Dominique Senequier: French businesswoman.
(1953) Ivan Stang: American author publisher and director.
(1952) Joe Strummer: British musician and singer (The Clash) (d. 2002).
(1952) Jean-François Legaret
(1952) Bernadette Porter: English nun and academic.
(1952) Keith Hart: Canadian firefighter wrestler and trainer.
(1952) Glenn Hughes: English singer-songwriter bass player and producer (Finders Keepers Trapeze Deep Purple and Black Country Communion).
(1952) Glenn Hughes: English singer-songwriter bass player and producer (Finders Keepers Trapeze Deep Purple and Black Country Communion).
(1952) Jiri Paroubek: former Czech prime minister.
(1952) Jiří Paroubek: Czech soldier and politician 6th Prime Minister of the Czech Republic.
(1951) Glenn Hughes
(1951) Harry Smith in Indiana: USA; TV host (CBS Morning Show).
(1951) Eric Goles: Chilean mathematician and computer scientist.
(1951) Margo Kane: Canadian actress and playwright.
(1951) Char Margolis: American psychic medium.
(1951) Chesley Morton: American businessman and politician.
(1951) Harry Smith: American journalist and radio host.
(1951) Mohammed Morsi: Politician.
(1951) Greg Bear: Writer.
(1951) DeForest Soaries: Politician.
(1951) Bernhard Germeshausen in German Democratic Republic bobsled (Olympic-gold-1976: 1980).
(1950) Patrick Juvet: Swiss musician, pop singer and songwriter.
(1950) Arthur Bremer: American psychotic, an attempted assassin who shot and paralyzed presidential candidate George Wallace on 5/15/1972 at a Laurel, MD shopping center.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Loretta Devine: American actress.
(1949) Jacques Stern: French cryptographer, currently a professor at the École Normale Supérieure, where he is Director of the Computer Science Laboratory.
(1949) Phil Lynott: Musician.
(1949) Daniel Sivan: Israeli scholar and academic.
(1948) Francis Masse
(1948) Philippe Magnan
(1948) Sharon Draper: Writer.
(1948) Taurean Blacque: Actor (Hill Street Blues).
(1947) Frédéric Mitterrand: French and Tunisian citizen, a former French Minister of Culture and Communication.
(1947) Ray Wise: Actor.

(1947) Carl Giammarese: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (The Buckinghams).
(1947) Lawrence Kudlow: Journalist.
(1946) Guy Coëme
(1946) Annette Peulvast-Bergeal
(1946) Michel Lejeune (politician)
(1946) Alain Boullet: French perpetrator of several rapes: 12/04/1983; 1/02/1984; 2/24/1986.
(1946) Laurent Fabius: Statesman.
(1946) Lev Alburt: in the USSR; International Chess Master (1976).
(1946) Connie Chung: Journalist.
(1946) Guy Coeme: Belgian political appointee, the Minister of Defense, National Deputy in 1988, Legion of Science Politician, a member of the Bureau National, 1974 and President for the Wallonne Region, 1988.
(1945) Gérard Manset: French singer-songwriter, painter, photographer, and writer.
(1945) Nicole Massari: American TV executive who, as the former producer and hostess of the "LA Saturday Show" conducted interviews and scheduled on-the-spot coverage of local events.
(1945) Willie Lanier: American pro athlete, a football player inducted into the sport's Hall of Fame in 1986.
(1945) Patty McCormack: American actress and singer.
(1945) Patty McCormack in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actress (Mama, Peck's Bad Girl, The Ropers).
(1945) Basil Poledouris: American composer and conductor (d. 2006).
(1945) Jerry DaVanon: American baseball player.
(1945) Celia Brayfield: English journalist and author.
(1944) Peter Weir: Sydney, NSW -- Director / writer (Witness, Dead poets Society).
(1944) Jackie DeShannon: American singer-songwriter.
(1944) Jackie DeShannon in Hazel: Kentucky, USA; singer ("What the World Needs Now").
(1944) Perry Christie: Bahamian politician 3rd Prime Minister of the Bahamas.
(1943) Gérard Lorgeoux
(1943) Lucius Shepard: American author and critic (d. 2014).
(1943) Sylvester McCoy: Actor.
(1943) Lino Capolicchio: Italian actor, screenwriter, and film director.
(1943) Jonathan Schell: American journalist and author (d. 2014).
(1943) Hugh Wilson: American actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1943) Patrick Demarchelier: French-American photographer.
(1942) georges Corbel
(1942) Isaac Hayes: Musician.
(1941) Fabrice (TV host)
(1941) Eckhard Pfeiffer: Businessman.
(1941) William H. Gray: Politician.
(1940) Dominick Harrod: English journalist historian and author (d. 2013).
(1940) Robert Camac: Horse trainer.
(1940) Ana Isabel Anderson-Imbert: Physician, rheumatologist.
(1940) Endre Szemerédi: Hungarian-American mathematician and computer scientist.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Patrice Laffont: French TV host and presenter, comedian and entertainer, son of editor Robert Laffont.
(1939) Clarence Wiiliams III
(1939) Festus Mogae: Botswana economist and politician 3rd President of Botswana.
(1939) Clarence Williams: American musician (Born 1898).
(1939) Clarence Williams III in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Mod Squad, 52 Pick Up, Purple Rain).
(1939) Don Backy: Italian singer and author, who collaborated with Sofia Rotaru on "Grey Bird" - the Ukrainian version of the Italian song "L'immensità".
(1939) James Burton: American guitarist (TCB Band).
(1939) Harold Reid: American singer-songwriter (The Statler Brothers).
(1938) Kenny Rogers: American entertainer, the whiskered, whiskey-voiced king of country-western popular music.
(1938) Ernie Maresca: American singer-songwriter (The Regents) (d. 2015).

(1937) Donald Dewar: Scottish politician, Labour Member of Parliament returned at General Election 6/11/1987.
(1937) James Denboer
(1937) Robert Stone: American writer known as one of the most important American novelists by 1974 with the publication of "Dog Soldiers.
(1937) Gustavo Noboa: Ecuadorian academic and politician 51st President of Ecuador.
(1937) James Den: Sheboygan Writer.
(1936) Wilt Chamberlain: American basketball star, 7'1" tall and a member of the Basketball Hall of Fame.
(1936) François Pinault: French businessman and art collector, Honorary President of the retail company Kering.
(1936) Tarquin Olivier: English writer, the only son of actor Laurence Olivier and his first wife actress Jill Esmond.
(1936) Francois Pinault: Businessman.
(1936) Radish Tordia: painter of Figurative Art from Georgia.
(1936) Mart Crowley: Playwright (Boys in the Band).
(1936) Eric Heidsieck: Reims Musician.
(1935) Adnan Şenses: Turkish singer-songwriter and actor (d. 2013).
(1935) Ron Paul: Politician.
(1935) Ali Mitgutsch: Illustrator, known for his work on children's books.
(1934) Pierre-Jean Samot
(1934) Paul Panhuysen: Dutch composer, visual and sound artist.
(1934) Sudhakarrao Naik: Indian lawyer and politician 13th Chief Minister of Maharashtra (d. 2001).
(1933) Janet Baker: British singer, one of the world's greatest mezzo-sopranos.
(1933) Barry Norman: English author and critic.
(1933) Erik Paaske: Danish actor and singer (d. 1992).
(1933) Michael Dacher: German mountaineer (Born 1933).
(1933) George J. Mitchell: Politician.
(1932) Melvin Van Peebles: Chicago, Illinois -- Actor / director (Sophisticated Gent).
(1932) Melvin Van Peebles: Actor.
(1932) Menashe Kadishman: Israeli sculptor and painter.
(1931) Michel Wyn: French director who has worked extensively in the television industry.
(1931) Jean Molinari: France sport Champion.
(1931) Gregg Smith: Composer.
(1931) Nancy Hadley in Los Angeles: California, USA; actress (Love That Jill, Joey Bishop Show).
(1931) Louis Rey: La Tronche physician.
(1930) Princess Margaret Countess of Snowdon
(1930) Frank Perry (film director)
(1930) Frank Perry: American director producer and screenwriter (d. 1995).
(1930) Christiane Legrand: French jazz singer.
(1930) Jean Breton: France Writer.
(1930) Margaret : British royal family, the second daughter of King George VI who was crowned in December 1936 when she was six.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) X Kennedy: American poet, translator, anthologist, editor, and author of children's literature and textbooks on English literature and poetry.
(1929) Marie Severin: American comic book artist and colorist.
(1929) Herman Badillo: Puerto Rican-American lawyer and politician (d. 2014).
(1929) X J Kennedy: American poet.
(1929) Ahmed "Kathy" Kathrada: Leader of South African Communist Party.
(1929) Xj Kennedy: Dover Writer.
(1928) Chris Brasher: English athlete (Born 1928).
(1928) Zdenek Lukas: Composer.
(1928) Gillian Sheen: England, United Kingdom -- Foils (1956 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1928) Addison Farmer: American bassist (d. 1963).

(1928) Art Farmer: American trumpet player and composer (The Jazztet) (d. 1999).
(1928) Bud McFadin: American football player (d. 2006).
(1927) Fred Kavli: Businessman.
(1927) Thomas S Monson: 16th president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church).
(1927) Wilhelm Killmayer Jr: Composer.
(1927) Thomas Monson: Religious Leader.
(1926) Ben-Zion Orgad: Composer.
(1926) Can Yücel: Turkish poet and translator (d. 1999).
(1925) Maurice Pialat: French actor and director (d. 2003).
(1925) Don Chipp: Australian politician, best known as the Minister in a conservative government who relaxed Australia's puritanical censorship laws.
(1925) Judy Grable: American professional wrestler (d. 2008).
(1925) Toma Caragiu: Romanian actor (Born 1925).
(1924) Arthur Janov: American author and clinical psychologist who discovered a controversial "primal therapy" which elicits screams from patients as part of a process to achieve healing.
(1924) Gerald Lascelles: British peer, member of Royal Family, he was the second grandchild of King George V of England and Queen Mary.
(1924) Jack Buck: American baseball announcer (Born 1924).
(1924) Gerald D Lascelles: Son of English Princess Mary.
(1924) Jack Weston: American actor, the first child in his family, onscreen beginning in 1958.
(1924) Chris Schenkel: American sports journalist (d. 2005).
(1923) Don Slater: American gay rights activist, publisher and editor.
(1923) Chris Schenkel in Biuppus: Indiana, USA; sportscaster (Monday Night Fights).
(1923) Franc Ricciardi: Glen Ridge EXecutives.
(1923) Mario Pinzón: French-Colombian educator and politician (d. 2013).
(1923) Keith Allen: Canadian-American ice hockey player coach and manager (d. 2014).
(1922) Jacques Brosse
(1922) Albert Irvin: English soldier and painter (d. 2015).
(1922) Bernard Sahlins: Writer.
(1921) Jaymala Shiledar: Indian actor and singer (d. 2013).
(1921) Reuven Feuerstein: Romanian-Israeli psychologist and academic (d. 2014).
(1920) Christopher Robin Milne: inspiration for the Winnie-the-Pooh stories (d. 1996).
(1920) Christopher Milne: American noted family, the son of A.A Milne, the creator of "Winnie The Pooh.

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1919 - 1910

(1918) Jacques Monod (actor)
(1918) Louis Rene: French physician and surgeon, a specialist in the digestive system.
(1918) Billy Reay: Canadian-American ice hockey player and coach (d. 2004).
(1918) Jacqueline Susann: Author.
(1917) Leonid Hurwicz: Russian economist and mathematician (d.2008).
(1917) Terry Sanford: American politician (Born 1917).
(1916) Bill Hardie: Scottish pro fiddler and teacher, with his first BBC broadcast at age 16.
(1916) Geoffrey Keen
(1916) Consuelo Velázquez: Mexican pianist and songwriter (d. 2005).
(1916) William John Raff Hooper: Cartoonist.

(1916) Bill Lee: American actor and singer (d. 1980).
(1915) Raquel Rastenni: Danish singer (Born 1915).
(1915) Jack Weston [Morris Weinstein]: Cleveland, Ohio -- Actor (4 Seasons, Rad).
(1914) Doug Wright: English cricketer and coach (d. 1998).
(1914) Dallas Pratt: Collector.
(1914) Charles D'Anfreville de Jurquet de La Salle: French military aviator, who served in the Second World War and in the Indochina campaign from 1947 to 1949.
(1914) Rene Mouchotte: France sport Champion.
(1914) Pierre Benoit: Bordeaux physician.
(1913) Serafin Lanot: Filipino astrologer, author and publicist.
(1913) Diana Churchill: Actress (Spider, Sally Bishop, Housemaster).
(1913) Cornelius Johnson: American athlete, he won a gold medal at the 1936 Olympics in the High Jump event.
(1913) Victor Rosow: Writer.
(1912) Bruce Trent: Singer.
(1912) Toe Blake: Canadian ice hockey player and coach (d. 1995).
(1911) Golbery do Couto e Silva
(1911) Pierre-Gilbert Duprat: Dives sur Msr EXecutives.
(1911) Paul Arnault: French military officer, a member of the Resistance during the Second World War who also participated in the war in Indochina.
(1910) Ren? Cartier: Lille EXecutives.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Douglas Dillon
(1909) C Dillon Douglas: Geneva, Switzerland -- US Secretary of Treasury (1961-65).
(1909) Jon William Haussermann Jr: Composer.
(1909) Nikolay Bogolyubov: Russian mathematician and physicist (d. 1992).
(1909) Maurice Pierre: Composer, dies at 68.
(1908) M M Kaye: British writer (d. 2004).
(1908) David Farrar: Forest Gate, England -- Actor (Beat Girl, I Accuse).
(1908) M Kaye: Indian-English author and illustrator (d. 2004).
(1908) Kaye : East Indian writer and painter, made successful career of writing children's books, historical novels and mysteries.
(1907) P Jeevanandham: Indian lawyer and politician (d. 1963).

(1907) Shirley Booth: Actress.
(1907) Roy K Marshall: Glen Carbon, Illinois -- TV Scientist (Nature of Things).
(1907) Miguel Torga [Adolfo Correia da Rocha]: Portuguese author.
(1906) André Roch
(1906) Marcel Bleustein-Blanchet: advertising magnate, dies at age 89.
(1906) Friz Freleng: American animator director and producer (d. 1995).
(1906) Joachim Homs: Composer.
(1906) Louis Monteilhet: Ambert EXecutives.
(1906) Marcel Bleustein: French advertising giant who set the standards of public presentations of products for many years.
(1905) Isadore I Friz Freleng: Kansas City, Missouri -- Animator (Warner Bros cartoons).
(1905) Bipin Gupta: Indian actor and producer (d. 1981).
(1904) Léo Joannon: French writer and film director.
(1904) Port of Spain (Trinidad and Tobago)
(1904) Count Basie: American pianist composer and bandleader (Count Basie Orchestra) (d. 1984).
(1904) William ''Count'' Basie: American bandleader (d. 1984).
(1903) Yannis Constantinidis: Composer.
(1903) Kostas Giannidis: Greek pianist composer and conductor (d. 1984).
(1902) Willi O Sucher
(1902) Willi Sucher: German-American astrologer and the author of "Drama of the Universe," "Man and the Stars," "Isis Sophia" and more.
(1902) Henri Muller: Mulhbach Writer.
(1902) Angel Karaliychev: Bulgarian author (d. 1972).
(1902) Renato Fasano: Composer.
(1901) Salvatore Quasimodo: Author.
(1900) Louis Niquet: French criminal, a hitman who was sentenced to death and executed in France.

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