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Famous Birthdays of 21 June

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

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2010 - Today

(2011) Carroll Sextuplets: American sextuplets, five girls and one boy, delivered by Caesarean section at 28 weeks of gestation.

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2009 - 2000

(2007) Harbor Miller: Model.
(2004) Conjoined Twins: Fiji-born conjoined twins, sisters joined from the chest to the abdomen.
(2001) Eleanor Cox: Stage Actress.
(2001) Alexandra Obolentseva: Russian chess player.
(2000) Karisma Collins: Instagram Star.
(2000) Russell Burton: American noted family, the first grandchild of the former mayor of San Antonio, TX, Henry Cisneros.
(2000) Natalie Lind: Family Member.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Natalie Alyn Lind
(1999) Tristan Blaine: Pop Singer.
(1999) Kylee Renee: Pop Singer.
(1998) Ella Victoria: YouTube Star.
(1998) Kyle Hall: YouTube Star.
(1997) Rebecca Black: American pop star.
(1997) Okaymoe : Vine Star.
(1997) Kaea Pearce: Dancer.
(1997) Ferdinand von Habsburg: Austrian race car driver.
(1996) Kayg0ldi : Instagram Star.

(1996) Pauline Kelley: American noted family, daughter of Wynonna Judd and Arch Kelley.
(1996) Derek Couture: YouNow Star.
(1996) Lunchtrae : Vine Star.
(1995) Wajeeh Mahmood: YouTube Star.
(1995) Fumika Baba: Japanese actress and model.
(1994) Kalinka Petrie
(1994) Corey White: Country Singer.
(1994) Chisato Okai: Japanese singer and actress (Cute).
(1994) Başak Eraydın: Turkish tennis player.
(1993) Caroline Nielsen: Danish model.
(1993) Reni Takagi: Japanese idol (Momoiro Clover Z).
(1993) Zoey Zuko: Rapper.
(1992) Max Schneider: TV Actor.
(1992) Warren Smith: American-Estonian skier.
(1992) Kyle Christie: Reality Star.
(1991) Min : South Korean singer and actress (Miss A).
(1991) Gaël Kakuta: French footballer.
(1990) Ricardas Berankis
(1990) Sandra Perković: Croatian discus thrower.
(1990) Kasumi Suzuki: Japanese actress.
(1990) Pietro Baccolo: Italian footballer.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Sananas : YouTube Star.
(1989) Jascha Washington: American actor.
(1989) Patrick Schönfeld: German footballer.
(1989) Abubaker Kaki: Sudanese runner.
(1989) Finn Atkins: English actress.
(1989) Christopher Mintz-Plasse: Actor.
(1988) Allyssa DeHaan: American basketball and volleyball player.
(1988) Thaddeus Young: American basketball player.
(1988) Paolo Tornaghi: Italian footballer.
(1988) Alejandro Ramírez: Costa Rican-American chess player.

(1988) Tunnet Taimla: Estonian renju player.
(1988) Alejandro Ramirez: Costa Rican chess Grandmaster.
(1987) Sophie Vouzelaud
(1987) Ryeowook
(1987) Khatia Buniatishvili
(1987) Luciane Escouto
(1987) Dale Thomas: Australian rules footballer.
(1987) Ryeowook: Korean pop singer.
(1987) Kim Ryeowook: Pop Singer.
(1987) Pablo Barrera: Mexican footballer.
(1987) Sebastian Prodl: Austrian footballer.
(1987) Dollastic : YouTube Star.
(1987) Luis Rivera
(1987) Sergei Lashchenko: Ukrainian kick-boxer (d. 2015).
(1987) Sebastian Prödl: Austrian footballer.
(1986) Cheick Tioté
(1986) Osric Chau: Actor.
(1986) Hideaki Wakui: Japanese baseball player.
(1986) Hiroya Matsumoto: Hiroya Matsumoto.
(1986) Dreama Walker: Actress.
(1985) Lana Del Rey: American singer-songwriter.
(1985) Amel Bent: French singer, she was born on 21st June, the day of the music festival.
(1985) Kris Allen: American singer.
(1985) Anthony Terras
(1985) Brett Swain (American football)
(1985) Sharna Burgess: Dancer.
(1985) Saki Seto: Japanese actress model and television personality.
(1985) Joosep Toome: Estonian basketball player.
(1985) Brett Swain: American pro athlete, a football player with the Green Bay Packers.
(1985) Byron Schammer: Australian rules footballer.
(1985) Matt Flynn: Athlete.
(1985) Sentayehu Ejigu: Ethiopian runner.
(1985) Anthony Morelli: American football player.
(1984) Elodie Varlet
(1984) Pape Diakhaté
(1984) Jessica White: Model.
(1984) Alicia Alighatti: American pornographic actress.
(1984) Jessica White: Model.
(1984) Franck Perera: French race car driver.
(1984) Jujubee : American drag queen and reality TV personality.
(1984) LaRoche Jackson: American football player.
(1983) Edward Snowden: American former technical contractor and Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) employee, who worked as a contractor for the National Security Agency (NSA) before disclosing details of a classified NSA spy program to the press.
(1983) Michael Malarkey: TV Actor.
(1983) Jussie Smollett: Movie Actor.
(1983) Sigi Wimala: Indonesian model and actress.
(1983) Marlon Davis: English comedian and actor.
(1983) Grace Potter: Musician.
(1982) Prince William Duke of Cambridge
(1982) Benjamin Walker (actor)
(1982) Mostafa Zamani: TV Actor.
(1982) Rob Mills: Australian singer-songwriter and actor.
(1982) William of Wales: Son of Prince Chuck and Lady Di.
(1982) Prince William: Duke of Cambridge, second in the line of succession to the British throne.
(1982) William: British royal family, the first-born son of Princess Diana and Prince Charles, the heir to the throne of Great Britain.
(1982) Lee Dae-ho: South Korean baseball player.
(1981) Brandon Flowers: American singer and keyboardist (The Killers).
(1981) Amber Campisi
(1981) Brad Walker: American pole vaulter.
(1981) David Bortolussi: French-born Italian rugby player.
(1981) Yann Danis: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1981) Simon Delestre: French horse rider.
(1981) Garrett Jones: American baseball player.
(1980) Richard Jefferson: American basketball player.
(1980) Sendy Rleal: Dominican baseball player.
(1980) Łukasz Cyborowski: Polish chess player.
(1980) Ayşegül Abadan: Turkish pianist and educator.
(1980) Michael Crocker: Australian rugby player and sportscaster.
(1980) Luca Anania: Italian footballer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Chris Pratt (actor)
(1979) Chris Pratt: American actor.
(1979) Robert Sidoli: Welsh rugby player.
(1979) Kostas Katsouranis: Greek footballer.
(1978) Erica Durance: Canadian actress.
(1978) Jean-Pascal Lacoste: French singer, actor and TV host.
(1978) Rim'K (rapper)
(1978) Logan (Utah)
(1978) Ignacio Corleto
(1978) Jack Guzman: Colombian-American actor.

(1978) Dejan Ognjanovic: Montenegrin football player.
(1978) Matt Kuchar: American golfer.
(1978) Cristiano Lupatelli: Italian footballer.
(1978) Dejan Ognjanović: Montenegrin footballer.
(1978) Frank Lampard: Athlete.
(1978) Mike Birbiglia: Comedian.
(1978) Rebecca Loos: Celebrity.
(1978) Rim'K : French rapper (113).
(1978) Luke Kirby: Canadian actor.
(1977) Daniela Dakich
(1977) Jochen Hecht: Mannheim, Germany -- Hockey forward (Team Germany 1998).
(1977) Sarah Slean: Canadian singer-songwriter pianist and actress.
(1977) Michael Gomez: Irish boxer.
(1976) Helena Louro
(1976) Mike Einziger: American guitarist and songwriter (Incubus and Time Lapse Consortium).
(1976) Dan Scanlon: Artist.
(1976) Antonio Cochran: American football player.
(1976) Shelley Craft: Australian television host.
(1976) Nigel Lappin: Australian footballer and coach.
(1976) Natalia Cronenbold Aguilera: Miss Universe - Bolivia (1996).
(1975) Leila Lindholm: Swedish chef and author.
(1974) Maggie Siff: TV Actress.
(1974) Craig Lowndes: Australian race car driver.
(1974) Eero Palm: Estonian architect.
(1974) Neely Jenkins: American singer and bass player (Park Ave.
(1974) Natasha Desborough: English radio host producer and author.
(1974) Rob Kelly: Safety (New Orleans Saints).
(1974) Flavio Roma: Italian footballer.
(1973) Juliette Lewis: American actress whose performance in Martin Scorsese’s "Cape Fear" earned her an Oscar nomination.
(1973) Alyson Annan: Australian bisexual female field hockey player, considered by most to be the best in the world.
(1973) Merlakia Jones: WNBA guard / forward (Cleveland rockers).
(1973) Tom Wlaschiha: Actor.
(1973) Chino Moreno: Musician.
(1973) Sammie Burroughs: Linebacker (Indianapolis Colts).
(1973) Pascal Rhéaume: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1973) John Mitchell: English guitarist vocalist and songwriter (It Bites Arena Frost* and John Wetton).
(1972) Allison Moorer: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1972) Tony Berti: NFL tackle (SD Chargers).
(1972) Nobuharu Asahara: Japanese sprinter and long jumper.
(1972) Neil Doak: Irish cricketer and rugby player.
(1972) Alon Hilu: Israeli author.
(1972) Daniel Cotnoir: American military, a Marine, who fought in the Iraq War and suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder.
(1972) Marv Marshall: NFL / WLAF receiver (Buccaneers, Barcelona Dragons).
(1972) Jamal Ellis: NFL / WLAF cornerback (Denver Broncos, Rhein Fire).
(1972) Heath Rylance: CFL quarterback (Saskatchewan Roughriders).
(1972) Billy Milner: NFL tackle (Miami Dolphins).
(1972) Andrew Jordan: NFL tight end (Minn Vikings).
(1971) Anette Olzon: Swedish singer (Nightwish and Alyson Avenue).
(1971) Faryd Mondragón
(1971) Tyrone Drakeford: NFL cornerback (SF 49ers).
(1971) Sandra Oh: Actress.
(1971) Josh Lucas: Actor.
(1971) Ted Naifeh: Writer.
(1971) Dipendra Bir Bikram Shah Dev: Crown Prince / Son of King of Nepal.
(1971) Nicole Stevenson: Melbourne, Victoria -- Backstroker (1992, 96 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1970) Hadja Lahbib
(1970) Sindee Coxx: American porn actress and director.
(1970) Brandon Moore: NFL tackle (NE Patriots).
(1970) John Roethlisberger: Afton, Minnesota -- Gymnast (1996 Olympics - 5th Place).
(1970) Brazil Acosta Pena: Mexican politician affiliated to the PRI.
(1970) Pete Rock: American rapper and producer (Pete Rock & C.L.
(1970) Jason Robert Brown: Musician.
(1970) Eric Reed: American pianist and composer (Black Note).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Martial Tricoche: French singer and rapper, leader vocalist of the band "Manau", he was inspired by celtic music and tales.
(1969) Gabriella Paruzzi: Italian skier, an Olympic Bronze Medal winner for the long distance and relay at Albertville in February 1992.
(1969) Donovan Osborne: Roseville, California -- Pitcher (St. Louis Cardinals).
(1969) Chris Perez: CFL tackle (Winnipeg Blue Bombers).
(1969) Harun Isa: Albanian footballer.
(1968) Laurent Banide
(1968) Henry Newby: NFL linebacker (Seattle Seahawks).
(1968) Alastair Campbell Mackintosh: Hamilton, New Zealand -- Coxless rower (1996 Olympics).
(1968) Darryl Shannon: Barrie, Ontario -- NHL defenseman (Buffalo Sabres).
(1968) Sonique : English singer-songwriter and DJ.

(1967) Yingluck Shinawatra: Thai businesswoman and politician 28th Prime Minister of Thailand.
(1967) Patrick Lyndon Nugent
(1967) Pierre Omidyar: French businessman and entrepreneur, founder of E-Bay.
(1967) Derrick Coleman: American basketball player: forward, 76ers.
(1967) Carrie Preston: American actress.
(1967) Patrick Nugent: American noted family, the first of four kids born to Patrick Nugent (born on 8/9/1943) and Luci Johnson (born on 8/3/1947).
(1967) Jim Breuer: American comedian actor and producer.
(1967) Robert Drummond: CFL running back (Toronto Argonauts).
(1967) Michele Smith: Califon, New Jersey -- Softball pitcher (1996 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1967) Tim Simenson: rocker (Bomb the Bass).
(1966) Rudi Bakhtiar: American journalist.
(1966) Gretchen Carlson: American television personality who hosts the Fox News daytime show The Real Story with Gretchen Carlson weekdays.
(1966) Alisyn Camerota
(1966) Jean-Sébastien Petitdemange
(1966) Pierre Thorsson: Swedish handball player.
(1966) David Williams: American athlete, outside tackle for the Houston Oilers, drafted by the team in 1989.
(1966) Sergey Grishin: Russian engineer and businessman.
(1966) Mancow Muller: American radio host and actor.
(1966) Nan Woods: Actress (1 More Saturday Night).
(1965) François Baroin: French journalist and politician, mayor of Troyes, his career was launched by Jacques Chirac.
(1965) Larry Wachowski: American film director.
(1965) Yang Liwei: Chinese general pilot and astronaut.
(1965) David Beerling: English biologist and academic.
(1965) Leslie Morgan Steiner: Author.
(1965) Ewen McKenzie: Australian rugby player and coach.
(1965) Michael Dolan: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma -- Actor (Hamburger Hill, Liberace).
(1965) Lana Wachowski: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1964) Doug Savant: American actor; known primarily for playing one of the first openly gay TV characters on prime-time, the role of Matt Fielding in the "Melrose Place" TV series.
(1964) David Morrissey: British actor.
(1964) Sammi Davis-Voss: Kidderminster, England -- Actress (Hope & Glory).
(1964) Sammi Davis: English actress.
(1964) Dimitris Papaioannou: Greek avant-garde stage director, choreographer and visual artist.
(1964) Dean Saunders: Welsh footballer and manager.
(1963) Dario Marianelli: Italian pianist and composer.
(1963) Gosho Aoyama
(1963) Jeff Musselman: Baseball player.
(1963) Deborah K. Ross: Politician.
(1963) Luc de Groot: Dutch graphic designer and typographer.
(1963) Lucas de Groot: Dutch type designer.
(1963) Mike Sherrard: NFL wide receiver (New York Giants).
(1962) Yvon Madiot: French racing cyclist, who won the French national road race title in 1986.
(1962) Viktor Tsoi: Russian singer-songwriter and guitarist (Kino) (d. 1990).
(1962) Marc Copage in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Corey Baker - Julia).
(1962) Takeshi Asami: Japanese racing driver.
(1961) Manu Chao: French singer, he founded the band "La Mano Negra".
(1961) Sascha Konietzko: German keyboard player and producer (KMFDM MDFMK Excessive Force Schwein and KGC).
(1961) Joko Widodo: Politician.
(1961) Karen Barber: English ice dancer.
(1961) Kip Winger: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Winger).
(1961) Arlette Holsters: Dutch pro equestrian and competitor in the Atlanta Olympics in 1996, placing 18th in individual dressage.
(1960) Kate Brown: Politician.
(1960) Wendy Long: Lawyer.
(1960) Kevin Harlan: American sportscaster.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Tom Chambers: American athlete, pro basketball player for several teams, finishing his career with the Philadelphia 76ers.
(1959) Cathy Mattea
(1959) Tom Chambers NBA forward: center (Seattle SuperSonics, Phoenix Suns).
(1959) John Baron: English captain and politician.
(1959) Marcella Detroit: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Shakespear's Sister).
(1959) Kathy Mattea: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1958) Eric Douglas: American minor actor and model; noted family, the son of Kirk Douglas and his second wife.
(1958) Bruno Roza
(1958) Sergey Sobyanin
(1958) Josh Pais

(1958) Gennady Padalka: Russian colonel pilot and astronaut.
(1958) Gennadi Ivanovich Padalka: Russian major / Cosmonaut (SK: Soyuz TM-28).
(1958) Víctor Montoya: Bolivian journalist and author.
(1957) Nino D'Angelo: Italian pop/folk singer and actor.
(1957) Berkeley Breathed: American author and illustrator.
(1957) Mark Brzezicki: English drummer (Big Country The Cult Ultravox and Procol Harum).
(1957) Lucien DeBlois: Canadian professional ice hockey player.
(1957) Vladimir Romanovsky: Russian canoe racer (d. 2013).
(1957) Luis Tagle: Filipino cardinal.
(1957) Berke Breathed: Cartoonist (Vegetarian, Bloom County, Outland).
(1956) Ian Bruce (Scottish musician)
(1956) Rick Sutcliffe pitcher (Los Angeles Dodgers: Chicago Cubs).
(1956) Patricia Columbo: American homicide, the killer of her parents and 13-year old brother with the help of her boyfriend.
(1956) Mikhail Burtsev: USSR -- Sabres (1976 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1955) Michel Platini: French soccer player, trainer and manager.
(1955) Jean-Pierre Mader: French pop singer, songwriter, and producer, particularly known for his smash hit "Macumba", released in 1985.
(1955) Henry Priestman
(1955) Rachel McLish
(1955) Leigh McCloskey: American actor, California style blond surfer type onstage from 1974 in TV and film.
(1955) David Marshall Grant: Westport, Connecticut -- Actor (Legs, French Postcards).
(1955) François Chassagnite: French jazz trumpeter.
(1955) Leigh J McCloskey: Los Angeles, California -- Actor (Dallas, Executive Suite, General Hospital).
(1955) Aloysius Amwano: Nauruan politician.
(1955) Tim Bray: Canadian software developer and businessman co-founded the Open Text Corporation.
(1954) Robert Pastorelli: Brooklyn, New York -- Actor (Eldin-Murphy Brown).
(1954) Augustus Pablo: Jamaican singer (Born 1954).
(1954) Mark Kimmitt: American general and politician 16th Assistant Secretary Bureau of Political-Military Affairs.
(1954) Kathy Sullivan: American attorney and politician.
(1954) Mujde Ar: Turkish actress.
(1954) Anne Kirkbride: Anne Kirkbride was an English actress, best known for her long-running role as Deirdre Barlow in the Granada Television soap, Coronation Street, which she played for over 40 years from 1972 to 2014.
(1954) Anne Kirkbridge: Actress (Deidre-Coronation Street).
(1954) Müjde Ar: Turkish actress.
(1954) Chitra Gajadin: Surinamese author and poet.
(1954) Mar Gudmundsson: Icelandic economist.
(1954) Robert Menasse: Austrian author and academic.
(1953) Benazir Bhutto: Pakistani politician, the first woman leader of the Islamic world.
(1953) Michael Bowen (actor)
(1953) Charlie Moore Jr: Baseball player.
(1953) Robyn Douglass: Sendai, Japan -- Actress (Lonely Guy, Romantic Comedy).
(1953) Robert Crais: Author.
(1953) Maurice Boucher: Canadian drug trafficker and murderer.
(1953) Ralph Norman: Politician.
(1953) Annette Curtis Klause: Writer.
(1953) Michael Bowen: American actor.
(1952) Gregory David Roberts
(1952) Jean-Michel Aubevert
(1952) Jeremy Coney: New Zealand-English cricketer and sportscaster.
(1952) Sergio Bustric: Italian actor who is sometimes credited as Sergio Bini Bustric.
(1952) James H. Douglas, Jr.: Politician.
(1952) Patrick Dunleavy: English political scientist and academic.
(1952) Judith Bingham: English singer-songwriter.
(1952) Koichi Mashimo: Japanese anime director.
(1952) Kōichi Mashimo: Japanese director and screenwriter.
(1951) Lilian Goncalves
(1951) Miguel Ángel Gamboa
(1951) Paul Muldoon: Poet.
(1951) Jim Douglas: American academic and politician 80th Governor of Vermont.
(1951) Terence Etherton: English lawyer and judge.
(1951) Alan Hudson: English footballer.
(1951) Nils Lofgren: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (E Street Band and Crazy Horse).
(1951) Lenore Manderson: Australian anthropologist and academic.
(1951) Mona-Lisa Pursiainen: Finnish sprinter (d. 2000).
(1950) Gérard Lanvin: French popular actor, who began earning his living selling trousers.
(1950) Joey Kramer: American drummer and songwriter (Aerosmith).
(1950) Enn Reitel: Scottish actor and screenwriter.
(1950) Ghislaine Dunant
(1950) Jeanne Labrune
(1950) Gerard Lanvin: French actor.
(1950) John Young: Scottish-Australian singer.
(1950) Vasilis Papakonstantinou: Greek singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1950) Anne Carson: Canadian poet and academic.
(1950) Trygve Thue: Norwegian guitarist and record producer.
(1950) Joey Kramer in New York City: New York, USA; rock drummer (Aerosmith - "Janie Got a Gun").
(1950) Terry Miskolczi: Dunnville, Ontario -- Canadian Tour golfer (1976 Alberta-3rd).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Selma Schepel: Dutch astrologer, journalist and translator of Abyssinian hieroglyphics into Dutch for a book, published in late 1988.
(1949) Dominique Prieur: French military officer who was convicted of manslaughter over her part in the sinking of the Rainbow Warrior.
(1949) Linda Kasabian
(1949) Jane Urquhart
(1949) Keith Raffan: Scottish politician, a Member of Parliament returned at General Election 6/11/1992.
(1949) Derek Emslie: Lord Kingarth Scottish lawyer and judge.
(1949) Jim Bacchus: (Rep-D-Florida).
(1949) John Agard: Guyanese-English author poet and playwright.
(1949) Lionel Richie: Musician.
(1948) Ian McEwan: British writer, published from 1975 with a book of short stories, "First Love Last Rites" which achieved immediate recognition and acclaim.

(1948) Don Airey
(1948) Ian Mcewan: Author.
(1948) Philippe Sarde: American musician and composer of over 120 scores for U.S.
(1948) Juan Oliver: American a gay former Episcopal priest, writer who was HIV positive.
(1948) Philippe Hersant: French composer who studied at the Conservatoire national supérieur de musique, Paris.
(1948) Luc Guyau: French farmer who was the Independent Chairperson of the Food and Agriculture (FAO) Council from 2009 to 2013.
(1948) Jovan Aćimović: Serbian footballer and manager.
(1948) Lionel Rose: Australian boxer and singer (d. 2011).
(1948) Andrzej Sapkowski: Polish author and translator.
(1948) Joey Malland: Liverpool, England -- Rock guitarist (Badfinger-Come & Get It).
(1947) Meredith Baxter: American actress, the daughter of actress-model Whitney Blake and radio announcer Ted Baxter, growing up in Hollywood in her show business family.
(1947) Shirin Ebadi: Iranian lawyer judge and activist Nobel Prize laureate.
(1947) Joey Molland: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Badfinger and Natural Gas).
(1947) Junko Akimoto: Japanese singer.
(1947) Michael Gross: American actor and producer.
(1947) Fernando Savater: Spanish philosopher and author.
(1947) Michael Gross in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actor (Family Ties).
(1947) Lex van Delden: Dutch actor (Soldier of Orange).
(1947) Dana Rohrabacher: (Rep-R-California).
(1947) Meredith Baxter-Birney in California: USA; actress (Family Ties, Bridget loves Bernie).
(1946) Xavier Gélin: French actor, producer, scenarist and director who died in Paris on 2 July 1999, aged 53, in Paris.
(1946) Kate Hoey: Irish politician and senior lecturer at two colleges 1972-1985.
(1946) Malcolm Leslie Rifkind
(1946) Don Sidle
(1946) Per Eklund: Swedish race car driver.
(1946) Piotr Domaradzki: Polish-American historian and journalist (d. 2015).
(1946) Xanana Gusmao: Indonesian resistance leader, the charismatic East Timorese poet-revolutionary heading the Independence Movement of East Timor.
(1946) Brenda Holloway: American singer and songwriter.
(1946) Trond Kirkvaag: Norwegian actor director and screenwriter (d. 2007).
(1946) Maurice Saatchi: Baron Saatchi Iraqi-English businessman founded M&C Saatchi and Saatchi & Saatchi.
(1946) Malcolm Rifkind: Scottish politician, the Secretary of State for Scotland, 1990.
(1946) Rob Dyson: American race car driver.
(1945) Philippe Sarde: French composer.
(1945) Zoltan Szabo: Hungarian-German professional astrologer since 1980 who used the pseudonym of Dr. Saladin.
(1945) Robert Dewar: English-American computer scientist and academic (d. 2015).
(1945) Adam Zagajewski: Polish philosopher and poet.
(1944) Ray Davies: British musician who organized "The Kinks" in late 1963 with his brother Dave after formerly being billed as "The Ramrods.
(1944) Tony Scott: English-American director and producer (d. 2012).
(1944) Didier Bay
(1944) Corinna Tsopei: Greek model and actress Miss Universe 1964.
(1944) Miguel Danus: Vicens rocker.
(1944) Frans Luitjes: Dutch athlete.
(1944) Corinna Tsopel: Athens, Greece -- Actress (Man Called Horse) / Miss Universe (64).
(1944) Andy/Roberts Counterpart: American male, the "counterpart" of Jane Roberts as described in her "Seth" books.
(1944) Jon Hiseman: Rocker.
(1943) Salome: Spanish singer.
(1943) Brian Sternberg: American pole vaulter (d. 2013).
(1943) Diane Marleau: Canadian accountant and politician Canadian Minister of Health (d. 2013).
(1943) Eumir Deodato: Brazilian pianist composer and producer.
(1943) Salomé : Spanish singer.
(1942) Dean O'Hare: American executive and CEO of Chubb Insurance Company.
(1942) Marg Margolies-Mezvinsky: (Rep-D-Pennsylvania).
(1942) William Bradford Reynolds: Connecticut, United States -- US Assistant Attorney General.
(1942) Clive Brooke: Baron Brooke of Alverthorpe English businessman and politician.
(1942) Dan Henning: American football player and coach.
(1942) Marjorie Margolies: American journalist and politician.
(1942) Flaviano Vicentini
(1942) Henry Taylor: American author and poet.
(1942) Togo West: Jr.
(1942) Brian Wilson: Musician.
(1942) Togo D West: Jr.
(1942) Marjorie Margolies-Mezvinsky: American TV reporter and Congresswoman.
(1942) Henry S Taylor: American writer.
(1941) Carol Hemingway: American astrologer based in Key West, FL who has worked professionally since 1976.
(1941) Eduardo Suplicy: Brazilian Senator, from a wealthy traditional family.
(1941) Cecil Gordon: American race car driver (d. 2012).
(1941) Lyman Ward: Canadian actor.
(1941) Stephen Frears: Director.
(1941) Aloysius D'Souza: Indian bishop.
(1941) Joe Flaherty: American-Canadian actor producer and screenwriter.
(1941) Pia J Barendrecht: Indonesian / Dutch actress (Pinokkio).
(1940) Michael Ruse: Canadian philosopher and academic.
(1940) Marie Denis: French homicide victim; shot to death along with her husband Daniel, her daughter Sabine and two granddaughters by her son-in-law, Sabine's husband, Stephane Bohain on 11/06/1992, 9:00 PM MET, Aubagne, France.
(1940) Enn Klooren: Estonian actor (d. 2011).
(1940) Mariette Hartley: American actress.
(1940) Marika Green: Swedish-French actress.
(1940) Mariette Hartley in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Poloroid spokesperson, Marooned).
(1940) Joe Flaherty in Pittsburgh: Pennsylvania, USA; comedian (SCTV, Blue Monday).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Kalle Holmberg: Finnish theater director and actor.
(1939) Rubén Berríos: Puerto Rican lawyer and politician.
(1939) Charles Boone: Composer.
(1939) Ruben Berrios: Puerto Rican politician.
(1938) Ron Ely: American actor, best known for playing TV's Tarzan from 1966-1969.
(1938) 1990 Manjil-Rudbar earthquake
(1938) John W Dower: American author and historian.
(1938) Eddie Adcock: American singer and banjo player (The Country Gentlemen).
(1938) John Dower: American historian and author.
(1938) Joan Kirner: Politician.

(1938) Dan Burton: (Rep-R-Indiana, 1983- ).
(1938) Don Black: English songwriter.
(1938) Ron Ely in Hereford: Texas, USA; actor (Tarzan, Doc Savage).
(1938) Michael Richter: German mathematician and computer scientist.
(1937) Raphael Sommer: A cellist, Raphael was one of only a handful of children to survive Theresienstadt concentration camp.
(1937) John Edrich: English cricketer and coach.
(1937) Anna Davies: Prof of Comparative Philology (Oxford University).
(1936) Joseph Gosnell: Canadian Indian tribal leader.
(1936) Tom Davis: American private citizen, the nephew of Gladys Davis who was the secretary to psychic Edgar Cayce.
(1936) Charles Burles: French lyric tenor and music teacher, primarily associated with the French repertory, both opera and operetta.
(1936) O C Smith: Rocker.
(1935) Françoise Sagan: French writer, published and an overnight success at age 18 with "Bonjour Tristesse.
(1935) Diego Masson: French conductor (orchestra, opera, ballet), composer, and percussionist.
(1935) Monte Markham: American actor director and producer.
(1935) Len Dawson: Athlete.
(1935) Francoise Sagan [Quoirez]: Cajarc, France -- Novelist (Bonjour Trieste).
(1935) Monte Markham in Manatee: Florida, USA; actor (Second Hundred Years, Dallas).
(1935) Emil Luque: Case of ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease).
(1934) Maggie Jones: English actress (d. 2009).
(1934) Wendy Craig: Actress.
(1934) Ken Matthews: English race walker.
(1934) Bente Børsum: Norwegian actress, probably best known for her roles in the movies "Mors hus" ('Mother's house') (1974), "Reisen til julestjernen" ('The Journey to the Christmas Star') (1976), and her 2006 monologue "Min forestilling om mor" ('My play about mother').
(1934) Wulf Kirsten: Writer.
(1933) Bernie Kopell: American actor and screenwriter.
(1933) William Reynolds: American economist and CEO of Gencorp, an automotive and aerospace materials marketer.
(1933) Bernie Kopell in New York City: New York, USA; actor (The Love Boat, Get Smart, That Girl).
(1933) Claire Tomalin: Author.
(1933) Danny Aiello: Actor.
(1932) Lalo Schifrin: Argentinian pianist composer and conductor.
(1932) Bernard Ingham: English journalist and civil servant.
(1932) Eloisa Cianni: Italian actress, model and beauty pageant titleholder.
(1932) Ocie Lee "OC" Smith: US jazz singer (Little Green Apples).
(1932) O Smith: American singer (d. 2001).
(1932) OC Smith: American singer (d. 2001).
(1931) Enzo Maiorca
(1931) Lawrence K: Grossman; News president (NBC-TV).
(1931) Zlatko Grgić: Croatian-Canadian animator director and screenwriter (d. 1988).
(1931) Margaret Mary O'Shaughnessy Heckler: U.
(1931) Margaret Heckler: American journalist lawyer and politician 15th United States Secretary of Health and Human Services.
(1931) Barbara Levick: English historian and author.
(1931) Jan Trąbka: Polish neurologist and academic (d. 2012).
(1931) Jan Trabka: Polish scientist, philosopher.
(1931) Roger Morley: Cleveland EXecutives.
(1931) Olympia Dukakis: Actress.
(1930) Keith Clayton: American astrologer and long-time member of AFA.
(1930) Patricia Lindop: Radio biologist.
(1930) Gerald Kaufman: English journalist and politician Shadow Foreign Secretary.
(1930) Mike McCormack NFL offensive tackle (New York Yankees: Cleveland Indians, Philadelphia Phillies).
(1930) Sir Gerald Kaufman: British politician.
(1930) Mike McCormack: American football player and coach (d. 2013).
(1930) Gilbert Bonnemaison: French politician, a member of the Socialist Party.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) John Morgan: British ambassador (to Mexico).
(1929) Abdel Halim Hafez: Egyptian singer and actor (d. 1977).
(1929) Abdel Hafez: Egyptian singer and actor (d. 1977).
(1929) Edgar Bronfman, Sr.: Businessman.
(1929) Pascal Eito: France sport Champion.
(1929) Dennis Barker: British journalist who has written for The Guardian, as an obituary and features writer, as well as other British newspapers and publications.
(1929) Alexandre Lagoya: Egyptian-Greek guitarist and composer (d. 1999).
(1929) Bob Gain: former American football player who played 13 seasons for the Cleveland Browns, and also played in the Canadian Football League.
(1928) Wolfgang Haken: German-American mathematician and academic.
(1928) Per Lillo-Stenberg: Norwegian actor.

(1928) V G Yershov: Cosmonaut.
(1928) Judith Raskin in New York City: New York, USA; soprano (Susanna - Le Nozze di Figaro).
(1927) Hugh Rossi: British politician, a Member of Parliament returned at General Election 6/11/1987.
(1927) Carl Stokes: American politician, Mayor of Cleveland 1967 and 1969, TV newscaster and U.S.
(1927) Carl Burton Stokes: Cleveland, Ohio -- (Mayor of Cleveland) / TV newscaster.
(1927) Jackie Collum: Baseball player.
(1926) Conrad Hall: Tahitian-born American cinematographer (d. 2003).
(1926) George Burton: American soldier accountant and politician (d. 2014).
(1926) Robert Rovini: France Writer.
(1926) Muhsin Mahdi: Iraqi-American islamologist and philosopher (d. 2007).
(1925) Maureen Stapleton: American actress who has a fine talent for comedy, as shown in "Plaza Suite," but is usually considered a dramatic actress.
(1925) Giovanni Spadolini: Italian writer, journalist, republican politician and the 45th Prime Minister of Italy.
(1925) Maureen Stapleton in Troy: New York, USA; actress (Airport, Coccoon, Plaza Suite).
(1925) Jacques Delors: Economist.
(1924) Guilda (transvestite)
(1924) Jean Laplanche: French author, psychoanalyst and winemaker.
(1924) Pontus Hulten: Swedish art collector and pioneering museum director (d. 2006).
(1924) Max McNab: Canadian ice hockey player and coach (d. 2007).
(1924) Pontus Hultén: Swedish art collector and historian (d. 2006).
(1924) Wally Fawkes: Canadian-English clarinet player and cartoonist.
(1924) Ezzatolah Entezami: Iranian actor.
(1924) Guilda : French-Canadian female impersonator born as Jean Guida de Mortellaro to wealthy parents in Paris.
(1924) Pontus Hulten: Swedish art collector and pioneering museum director (d. 2006).
(1923) Bates Lowry: American art historian.
(1923) Jacques Hebert: French-Canadian author, journalist and politician (d. 2007).
(1923) Peter Gay: Historian.
(1923) Jacques Hébert: Canadian journalist and politician (d. 2007).
(1923) Peter Flanigan: American banker and civil servant (d. 2013).
(1923) John Compton in Lynchburg: Tennessee, USA; actor (Shannon - The D.A.
(1922) Léon Ashkenazi
(1922) Lyon (France)
(1922) Heino Lipp: Estonian decathlete shot putter and discus thrower (d. 2006).
(1922) Jean-Paul Valabrega: French philosopher and psychoanalyst, who died on 25 January 2011.
(1922) Jean Diet: St-Dizier physician.
(1921) Jane Russell: American actress who blazed to fame over a controversy about her bosom.
(1921) Judy Holliday: American actress and winner of the Oscar for Best Actress in 1950 for her "Born Yesterday.
(1921) Harold R Aaron
(1921) William Self: American producer of various TV series.
(1921) Robert A Alberty
(1921) George M Seignious
(1921) Herschel Baltimore: American athlete, pro basketball player for one season, 1946-47.
(1921) William Edwin Self: American actor and television producer (d. 2010).
(1921) Jean de Broglie: French politician (d. 1976).
(1921) Frank Scott: American musician and arranger, he played piano and harpsicord.
(1921) George Seignious: American military, Lieutenant General.
(1921) Jean Kent: London, England -- Actress (Adventures of Sir Francis Drake).
(1921) Floyd Volker: American athlete, he played pro basketball for one season, 1949-50.
(1921) Harold Aaron: Kokomo Military man.
(1921) Jean De Broglie: French politician, one of the negotiators of the Évian Accords.
(1921) Andr? Bonne: Tr?vien EXecutives.
(1921) Joan Tetzel: NYC, New York -- Actress (Hell Below Zero, Joy in the Morning).
(1921) Robert Alberty: American chemistr professor and dean of Massachusetts Institute of Technology School of Science for several years beginning in 1967.
(1920) Hans Gerschwiler: Swiss figure skater.
(1920) Helen Cattanach: British Army Nursing Service (QARANC).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Guy Lux: French game show host and producer perhaps best known for his 1961 creation of the game show, Intervilles (the basis for the British program, It's A Knockout).
(1919) Tsilla Chelton
(1919) Phil Ford (entertainer)
(1919) Paolo Soleri: Italian-American architect designed the Cosanti (d. 2013).
(1919) Antonia Mesina: Italian martyr and saint (d. 1935).
(1919) Maurice Buiteux: Clermont-Ferrand physician.
(1919) Phil Ford: American nightclub entertainer, stage and TV actor who has performed solo on Broadway and also as a partner with Mimi Hines, his second wife to whom he was married from 1954-1972.
(1919) Vladimir Simagin: Russian chess player and coach (d. 1968).
(1919) Gabriel Kaspereit: French politician, MP (UNR, UDR then RPR) in Paris from 1961 to 1997, Secretary of State for medium and small industry from 1969 to 1972, and mayor of the 9th arrondissement of Paris from 1983 to 2001.
(1919) Gerard Pelletier: French-Canadian journalist, politician, and diplomat (d. 1997).

(1919) Gérard Pelletier: Canadian journalist and politician.
(1918) James Bysse Joll: Historian.
(1918) James Clyde Mitchell: English sociologist and anthropologist (d. 1995).
(1918) Josephine Webb: American engineer.
(1918) Tibor Szele: Hungarian mathematician and academic (d. 1955).
(1918) Robert Boyd: Canadian engineer (d. 2006).
(1918) Kasper Idland: Norwegian lieutenant (d. 1968).
(1918) James Joll: English historian author and academic (d. 1994).
(1918) Ekkehard Kylling-Schmidt: German soldier (d. 2000).
(1918) Eddie Lopat: American baseball player coach and manager (d. 1992).
(1918) J Mitchell: English sociologist and anthropologist (d. 1995).
(1918) Dee Molenaar: American mountaineer painter and author.
(1918) Robert Roosa: American economist and academic (d. 1993).
(1917) Orlando Aloysius Battista: Scientist.
(1917) Fernande Voisin: Belgian child who saw a vision of the Virgin, along with her siblings Albert and Gilberte on 11/29/1932.
(1916) Herbert Friedman: American physicist and astronomer (d. 2000).
(1916) Joseph Bamford: English businessman founded J. C. Bamford (d. 2001).
(1916) Joseph Cyril Bamford: English inventor and industrialist (d. 2001).
(1916) Buddy O'Connor: Canadian ice hockey player (d. 1977).
(1916) Joe Bamford: British manufacturer / multi-millionaire.
(1915) Terence Young: Director.
(1915) Wilhelm Gliese: German soldier and astronomer (d. 1993).
(1915) Jean Bastien: French soccer player.
(1914) William Vickrey: Canadian-American economist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1996).
(1914) Jan Decadt: Composer.
(1913) Jean Daurand
(1913) Irving Shulman: Author / screenwriter.
(1913) Madihe Thero: Sri Lankan monk and scholar (d. 2003).
(1913) Aime Cesaire: French Martinican poet and politician (Born 1913).
(1912) Mary McCarthy: American writer, novelist and critic, a controversial author with an outstanding body of work that includes autobiography, novels, short stories, essays, literary and dramatic criticism and books on Italian art.
(1912) Marie Mc: Seattle Writer.
(1912) Vishnu Prabhakar: Indian author and playwright (d. 2009).
(1912) Kazimierz Leski: Polish pilot and engineer (d. 2000).
(1911) Chester Wilmot: Australian journalist and historian (d. 1954).
(1911) Irving Fein: American producer and manager (d. 2012).
(1911) Charles Vaille: Chambley physician.
(1910) Pierre Moussarie: France Writer.
(1910) Charles Jones: Composer.
(1910) Aleksandr Tvardovsky: Russian poet and author (d. 1971).
(1910) Bela Tardos: Composer.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Johannes Sweering: Dutch billiard champion.
(1909) Helmut Möckel: German soldier and politician (d. 1945).
(1909) Kurt Schwaen: Composer.
(1909) Errol Flynn: Actor.
(1908) Pierre Dufau: French architect and urban planner.
(1908) William Frankena: American philosopher and academic (d. 1994).
(1907) Gitta Mallasz: Hungarian graphic designer and artist, best known today for her transcription of a series of extraordinary spiritual instructions she received in Hungary during World War II.
(1907) Auguste Hellemans: Belgium sport Champion.
(1906) Nusch Éluard: French performer, model and surrealist artist.
(1906) Harold Spina: American composer (d. 1997).

(1906) Helene Costello: American actress (d. 1957).
(1906) Luis Maria Millet: Composer.
(1906) Nusch Eluard: French performer, model, and artist (d. 1946).
(1906) Grete Sultan: German-American pianist and educator (d. 2005).
(1905) Jean-Paul Sartre: French writer, existentialist philosopher, novelist, essayist and playwright.
(1905) Jacques Goddet: French sports journalist, formerly general director of the Tour de France (1936-86).
(1905) Jean Paul Sartre: Existentialist / writer (Le Mur, Nobel 1964; declined).
(1905) Lillian Hellman: Dramatist.
(1905) Jacques Goddot: French publisher (Tour de France).
(1903) Al Hirschfeld: American painter and illustrator (d. 2003).
(1903) Élisabeth Collot
(1903) Louis Krasner: Violinist.
(1903) Dorothy Stickney: Dickinson, North Dakota -- Actress (And So They Were Married).
(1903) Al[bert] Hirschfield: St. Louis, Missouri -- Cartoonist (NINA, New York Times).
(1903) Hermann Engelhard: German runner and coach (d. 1984).
(1903) Helene Costello: Dancer / actress (Love Toy).
(1902) Howie Morenz: Canadian professional ice hockey player (d. 1937).
(1902) Wilhelm Maler: Composer.
(1901) Maurice Degrelle
(1900) Gunnar Ek: Composer.

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