Famous Birthdays of 21 September
List of celebrities and famous people born on the 21st of September
2010 - Today
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(2014)
Macey Gaines: YouTube Star.
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(2013)
Terrorist Nairobi: This shooting took place in a Kenyan shopping center, Westgate Mail, in Nairobi.
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(2011)
Ella Midgley: English child of noted family, parents are English presenter Jenni Falconer and husband James Midgley.
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2014
2013
2012
2011
2010
2009 - 2000
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2008
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2006
2005
2004
2003
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2000
1999 - 1990
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1999
1998
1997
1996
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1994
1993
1992
1991
1990
1989 - 1980
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1989
1988
1987
1986
1985
1984
1983
1982
1981
1980
1979 - 1970
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1978
1977
1976
1975
1974
1973
1972
1971
1970
1969 - 1960
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1967
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1964
1963
1962
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1960
1959 - 1950
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(1958)
André Hennicke
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(1958)
Bruno Fitoussi: French poker player and architect.
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(1958)
Simon Mayo: English radio host.
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(1957)
Ethan Coen: American director producer and screenwriter.
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(1957)
Kevin Rudd: 26th Prime Minister of Australia.
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(1957)
West Germany
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(1957)
Sidney Moncrief: American basketball player and coach.
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(1957)
Bill Leeb
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(1957)
Mark Levin: American attorney, radio talk show host and author.
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(1957)
Lynette Love: US tai kwan do champ 1987 / (1988 Olympics).
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(1957)
Penny Smith: English journalist and actress.
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(1956)
Jean Dionis du Séjour
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(1956)
Ricky Morton: American professional wrestler.
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(1956)
Marta Kauffman: American screenwriter and producer.
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(1956)
Jack Givens: American basketball player and sportscaster.
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(1956)
Pamela Behr
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(1955)
François Cluzet: French film and theatre actor, best known in the English-speaking world for starring in the 2006 French film "Tell No One" (directed by Guillaume Canet), based on the novel of the same name by the American author Harlan Coben.
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(1955)
Mika Kaurismäki: Finnish director producer and screenwriter.
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(1955)
Mercedes Morán
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(1955)
Rebecca Balding: Little Rock, Arkansas -- Actress (Carla-Lou Grant, Soap).
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(1955)
Richard J Hieb in Jamestown North Dakota USA astronaut (STS 39 Sk: STS 49).
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(1955)
Richard Hieb: American engineer and astronaut.
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(1955)
Mika Kaurismaki: Finnish director.
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(1955)
Francois Cluzet: French actor.
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(1955)
Gulshan Grover: Indian actor and singer.
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(1954)
Shinzo Abe: Japanese politician.
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(1954)
Christian Streiff
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(1954)
Julia Grant: British transsexual, born George Roberts, subject of a TV documentary.
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(1954)
Shinzō Abe: Japanese lawyer and politician 90th Prime Minister of Japan.
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(1954)
Philthy Animal [Philip Taylor]: Rock drummer (Motorhead).
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(1954)
Thomas Ray: American ecologist and academic.
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(1954)
Phil ''Philthy Animal'' Taylor: British musician (Motorhead).
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(1954)
Phil Taylor: English drummer (Motörhead and Waysted) (d. 2015).
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(1953)
François Goulard: French politician, a member of the National Assembly of France.
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(1953)
Marc Pajot: French skipper, winner of the "Route du Rhum" he also received a silver medal in duet with his brother Yves (born 20 April 1952) at the 1972 Munich Olympics (Flying Dutcman category).
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(1953)
Sunny Johnson: Actress (Animal House), dies of a cerebral hemorrhage at 30.
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(1953)
Arie Luyendyk: Dutch race car driver and sportscaster.
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(1953)
Pascal Cribier: French landscape architect, one of his projects is the garden of Tuileries in Paris.
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(1953)
François Corteggiani: French comics artist and writer.
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(1953)
John Mengatti in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Nick - White Shadow, For Love and Honor).
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(1952)
Pierre Carette
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(1952)
Dominique Rey: French Catholic clergyman, the Bishop of Fréjus-Toulon since 2000.
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(1952)
Anneliese Michel: German woman believed to be possessed by demons (d. 1976).
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(1952)
John Taylor: British Lord, a conservative member of the House of Lords from Warwick, the only member with African-American heritage serving as an important role model in the UK.
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(1952)
Dave Gregory: English guitarist and keyboard player (XTC and Big Big Train).
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(1951)
Henk Hofstede: Dutch singer / guitarist / keyboardist (Nits).
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(1951)
Bruce Arena: Brooklyn, New York -- Soccer coach (1996 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
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(1951)
Ivano Fossati: Italian pop singer-songwriter, guitarist, pianist, and percussionist.
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(1951)
DeWayne Jessie: American actor.
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(1951)
Aslan Maskhadov: Chechen general and politician 3rd President of the Chechen Republic of Ichkeria (d. 2005).
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(1951)
Bob Franks: (Rep-R-New Jersey).
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(1950)
Bill Murray: American actor and comedian, deceptively sincere and deadpan while delivering acerbic sarcastic wit.
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(1950)
Philippe Caubère
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(1950)
Misty Kuceris: German-American business owner in the DC metropolitan area since 1978; author of "Trend Analysis for the United States: Year 2002.
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(1950)
Charles Clarke: English economist and politician Secretary of State for Education.
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(1950)
Bill Murray in Evanston: Illinois, USA; comedian (Saturday Night Live, What About Bob?, Stripes, Groundhog Day).
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(1950)
David Frawley: American Hindu teacher, astrologer and author, using the name Vamadeva.
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(1950)
Philippe Caubere: French film actor, writer and producer.
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1949 - 1940
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(1948)
Marc Molitor
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(1948)
Artis Gilmore: ABA all star (Kentucky Colonels).
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(1947)
Stephen King: American prolific writer and screenwriter.
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(1947)
Don Felder: American guitarist and songwriter (Eagles).
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(1947)
Martha Jones: British-Canadian astrologer based in Alberta whose astrological art has appeared on the cover of The Mountain Astrologer.
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(1947)
Flip Reade: American body-builder, minor actor and mime.
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(1947)
Don Gelder: Gainesville, Florida -- Rocker (Eagles).
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(1947)
Marsha Norman: American playwright and author.
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(1947)
Keith Harris: English ventriloquist and singer (d. 2015).
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(1946)
Jean-Jacques de Peretti
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(1946)
Marta Boneschi: Italian writer, a journalist and essayist.
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(1946)
Jean-Jacques Peretti: French politician, mayor of Sarlat-la-Canéda and state councilor.
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(1946)
Giuseppe Bezza: Italian astrologer.
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(1946)
Mart Siimann: Estonian psychologist and politician 12th Prime Minister of Estonia.
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(1946)
Ed Nimmervoll: Austrian-Australian journalist historian and author (d. 2014).
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(1946)
Moritz Leuenberger: Swiss lawyer and politician 87th President of the Swiss Confederation.
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(1946)
Rose Garrard: English sculptor and author.
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(1945)
Carole Feuerman: American artist, the creator of pop sculpture that shows in Tempe museum and in private collections.
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(1945)
Laurent Cathala: French politician, a member of the National Assembly of France.
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(1945)
G Cameron: American singer (The Spinners and The Temptations).
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(1945)
Kay Ryan: American poet and educator.
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(1945)
Shaw Clifton: Irish 18th General of The Salvation Army.
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(1945)
Ombrettqa Colli: Italian entertainer.
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(1945)
Richard Childress: American race car driver and businessman.
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(1945)
Bjarni V Tryggvason: Reykjavik, Iceland -- Astronaut (STS 85).
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(1945)
Jerry Bruckheimer: American TV and movie producer responsible for action films like ""Flashdance," Pirates of the Caribbean" and "Black Hawk Down," as well as popular TV series like "CSI.
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(1944)
Marc Fievet
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(1944)
Hamilton Jordan: American government official and White House Chief of Staff under President Jimmy Carter.
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(1944)
Fannie Flagg: American actress and author.
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(1944)
Caleb Deschanel
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(1944)
Susan Fleetwood: British stage, film and television actress, best known as a star of the classical theatre companies of England.
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(1944)
Fannie Flagg in Birmingham: Alabama, USA; actress/comediene (Candid Camera).
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(1944)
Marc Fiévet: French spy who worked in customs, best known for his undercover activities that brought down a major drug trafficking mafia.
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(1944)
Bobby Tench: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Gass Hummingbird Humble Pie and Streetwalkers).
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(1944)
William Jordan: Charlotte Politician.
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(1944)
Susan Maureen Fleetwood: Scotland, United Kingdom -- Actress (Krays, Sacrifice).
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(1944)
Steve Beshear: American lawyer and politician 61st Governor of Kentucky.
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(1944)
Marcus Binney: English historian and author.
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(1944)
Matt Aitch: American athlete, played pro basketball for one year in 1967.
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(1943)
Loïk Le Floch-Prigent: French engineer and business manager.
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(1943)
Jerry Bruckheimer
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(1943)
Ombretta Colli: Italian singer, actress and politician, who was president of the Province of Milan from June 1999 to June 2004.
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(1943)
Dickey Lee [Dick Lipscomb]: Rocker.
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(1943)
Bruce Bickner: American corporate development officer and CEO of Dekalb Energy, an oil and gas properties company.
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(1942)
U-Roy : Jamaican singer-songwriter and DJ.
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(1942)
Sam McDowell: American baseball player.
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(1942)
Ann Elder in Cleveland: Ohio, USA; comedienne (Smothers Brothers Show, Laugh-In).
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(1942)
Patrice Cahart: French official, the director of the Monnaie de Paris (Paris Mint), 1987-1991.
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(1942)
Karen Tweedy-Holmes: American photographer, she works primarily in black and white.
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(1942)
Ann Elder: Cleveland, Ohio -- Comedienne (Smothers Brothers Show, Laugh-In).
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(1941)
Roy Tate: American writer and astrologer.
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(1941)
Jack Brisco: American wrestler and manager (d. 2010).
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(1941)
R James Woolsey: Jr.
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(1941)
R Woolsey: Jr.
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(1941)
Tony Moon: Rocker.
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(1940)
Bernard Pagès: French contemporary sculptor.
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(1940)
Sigrid Valdis
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(1940)
Joe Strawder
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(1940)
Bill Kurtis: American journalist and producer.
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(1940)
Hermann Knoflacher: Austrian engineer and academic.
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(1940)
Ron Fenton: English footballer coach and manager (d. 2013).
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(1940)
Bill Kurtis in Pensacola: Florida, USA; newscaster (The American Parade).
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(1940)
Jerry Fosnow: American baseball player, a left-throwing/right-hitting pitcher with the Minnesota Twins in 1964 and 1965.
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1946
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1944
1943
1942
1941
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1939 - 1930
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(1936)
Sunny Murray: American drummer.
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(1936)
Ian Albery: English manager and producer.
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(1936)
Diane Rehm: American journalist and radio host.
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(1936)
Yuriy Luzhkov: Russian politician, mayor of Moscow.
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(1936)
Yury Luzhkov: Russian politician who was the Mayor of Moscow from 1992 to 2010.
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(1936)
Janet Burroway: American author.
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(1936)
Dickey Lee: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
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(1935)
Anthony Page (director)
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(1935)
Henry Gibson: American actor and singer (d. 2009).
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(1935)
Henry Gibson in Germantown: Pennsylvania, USA; comedian (Nashville, Laugh-In's poet).
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(1935)
Jimmy Armfield: English footballer and manager.
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(1934)
Leonard Cohen: Canadian novelist and songwriter-folksinger who became a Buddhist monk, shaving his head and living part-time in a monastery on Mount Baldy, outside of Los Angeles, CA.
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(1934)
Jérôme Seydoux: French businessman and owner of Pathé, a large media enterprise.
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(1934)
David J Thouless
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(1933)
Christian Bourgois: French editor and publisher.
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(1933)
William Roemer: American economist and CEO of Integra Financial, a large financial lending institution.
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(1933)
Dick Simon: American race car driver.
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(1933)
Allan Jeans: Australian footballer and coach (d. 2011).
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(1932)
Pierre Jourdan: French television director, screenwriter, show producer, editor, director and manager of an opera house.
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(1932)
Shirley Conran: British journalist and editor, author of best-sellers in the pop genre.
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(1932)
Don Preston: American keyboard player and composer (The Mothers of Invention).
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(1931)
Larry Hagman: American 6'1.
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(1931)
Larry Hagman in Fort Worth: Texas, USA; American actor (I Dream of Jeannie, JR Ewing - Dallas).
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(1931)
Richard Atha: American athlete, played pro basketball for two different teams in two seasons, beginning in 1955.
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(1930)
Dawn Addams: British actress on-screen from 1951 in international films with three years in Hollywood.
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(1930)
Georges Meyer: French business leader, head of the Galeries Lafayette Group from 1987 until his death in 1998.
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(1930)
Bob Stokoe: English footballer and manager (d. 2004).
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(1930)
John Morgan: Welsh-Canadian actor and screenwriter (d. 2004).
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(1930)
John Kennedy: American merchandise marketer and CEO in charge of Federal Paper Board, a wood pulp manufacturing company.
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1929 - 1920
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(1929)
Professeur Choron: French humorist and co-founder (with François Cavanna and Fred) of Hara Kiri magazine in 1960.
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(1929)
Bernard Williams: English-Italian philosopher and academic (d. 2003).
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(1929)
Héctor Alterio: Argentinian actor and singer.
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(1929)
Shafi Hadi: American saxophonist.
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(1929)
Sándor Kocsis: Hungarian footballer and manager (d. 1979).
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(1929)
Edgar Valter: Estonian author and illustrator (d. 2006).
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(1929)
Sandor Kocsis: Hungarian footballer (d. 1979).
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(1929)
Hector Alterio: Argentine theater, film and TV performer, well Known both in Argentina and Spain.
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(1929)
Michel Delahaye: French actor and film critic.
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(1928)
Edouard Glissant: Writer, poet and literary critic from Martinique.
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(1928)
Imre Sinkovits
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(1927)
Ward Swingle: American-French singer-songwriter and conductor (Les Double Six) (d. 2015).
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(1926)
Noor Jehan: Pakistani actress and singer (d. 2000).
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(1926)
Don Dunstan: Fijian-Australian lawyer and politician 35th Premier of South Australia (d. 1999).
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(1926)
Donald A Glaser: Physicist (Nobel-1960).
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(1926)
Prosper Weil
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(1926)
Fereydoon Moshiri: Iranian poet and critic (d. 2000).
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(1926)
Pierre Pascalin: France sport Champion.
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(1926)
Reies Tijerina: American pastor and activist (d. 2015).
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(1926)
Donald Glaser: American scientist, a physicist and genetic engineer, winner of the Nobel Prize for Science 1960.
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(1924)
Gail Russell: Chicago, Illinois -- Actress (Uninvited, Moonrise, Unseen).
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(1924)
Hermann Buhl: Austrian mountain climber who climbed with Herrligkoffer.
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(1924)
Collin Wilcox: American writer, a mystery novelist whose works feature Lt.
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(1924)
Dina Fasano: Italian singer, known for the vocal duo 'Duo Fasano' active mainly in the 1950s, formed with her twin sister Delfina.
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(1924)
Delfina Fasano: Italian singer, known for the vocal duo 'Duo Fasano' active mainly in the 1950s, formed with her twin sister Dina.
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(1923)
Art Nash: American retired Army Colonel as well as an ordained minister and a noted psychic whose career spanned over 30 years.
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(1923)
Harry JN Vane 11th Lord Barnard: English large landowner.
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(1922)
Robert Fisher: American comedy writer for Groucho Marx at age 19; wrote "Amos and Andy" for five years.
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(1922)
Lode Backx: Flemish pianist.
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(1922)
Jacques Marette: French Minister of Post and Telecommunications during the presidence of Georges Pompidou.
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(1921)
Jimmy Young: English singer and radio host.
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(1921)
John McHale: American baseball player and executive (d. 2008).
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1919 - 1910
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1909 - 1900
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(1909)
Kwame Nkrumah: Ghanaian educator and politician 1st President of Ghana (d. 1972).
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(1907)
Lloyd Gough: Actor (Mike Axford-Green Hornet).
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(1907)
Benoét Patrigot: Sault-Brénaz Writer.
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(1907)
Helen Foster Snow: Writer.
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(1906)
Henry Beachell: American biologist and botanist (d. 2006).
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(1906)
Derrick De Marney: London, England -- Actor (Inheritance).
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(1905)
Robert Lebel: French Canadian ice hockey executive (d. 1999).
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(1904)
Hans Hartung: German artist, a pioneer abstract expressionist painter and member of the abstract wing of the Paris school after 1945.
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(1904)
Norbert Dufourcq: St Jean de Braye Musician.
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(1903)
Preston Tucker: American engineer and businessman designed the Tucker Sedan (d. 1956).
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(1903)
Jean Eparvier: Evreux Journalist.
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(1902)
Allen Lane: British publisher, founder of Penguin Books.
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(1902)
Sir Allen Lane: British book publisher (d. 1970).
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(1902)
Dymphna Cusack: Australian writer, author of the runaway best-selling first book "Come In Spinner," 1951, a wrenching portrait of prostitution and gambling, rackets and black marketing and the whole sleazy sub-culture of vice that flourished side by side with patriotic dedication to the war effort.
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(1902)
Luis Cernuda: Spanish poet, a member of the Generation of '27.
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(1902)
Howie Morenz: Canadian ice hockey player (d. 1937).
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(1902)
Toyen : Czech painter, draftsperson and illustrator and a member of the surrealist movement.
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(1902)
Limari Salminen: Finland -- 10K run (1936 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
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(1901)
Camille Blanc: Tarascon/Ari?ge physician.
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(1901)
Adele Bochner
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