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Famous Birthdays of 22 August

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 22nd of August

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2009 - 2000

(2008) Chloe Allen: American child of noted parents, her dad is Byron Allen, the host of talk shows "Entertainers with Byron Allen" and "Comics Unleashed," and his wife, producer Jennifer Lucas.
(2007) John Moynahan: American child of noted parents, football star Tom Brady and actress Bridget Moynahan.
(2003) Kaelyn Pannier: YouTube Star.
(2000) Hood James: Vine Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Dakota Goyo: Movie Actor.
(1999) Jedidiah Willis: Bassist.
(1996) Shannon Flynn: Soap Opera Actress.
(1996) Francisco Brown: Brazilian noted family, the son of Helena Buarque (son of the Chico) and of Carlinhos Brown, was born with 3,60 kg and 51 cm.
(1995) Dua Lipa: Pop Singer.
(1995) Lulu Antariksa: TV Actress.
(1994) Israel Broussard
(1994) Omar Ghonim: Vine Star.
(1994) Olli Määttä: Finnish ice hockey player.
(1994) Olli Maatta: Hockey Player.

(1993) Nicole Cross: YouTube Star.
(1992) Keith Powers: Model.
(1992) Ari Stidham: TV Actor.
(1992) Austin Evans: YouTube Star.
(1992) Jahova : YouTube Star.
(1992) Erin Unger: Pop Singer.
(1992) Ema Bucko: Bosnian tennis player.
(1991) Brayden Schenn: Canadian hockey player.
(1991) Federico Macheda: Italian footballer.
(1990) Margaux Farrell: Olympic swimmer, she won a Bronze medal for the Women's 4 × 200 metre freestyle relay on 1 August 2012.
(1990) Syque Caesar: Bangladeshi gymnast.
(1990) Randall Cobb: Football Player.
(1990) Drew Hutchison: American baseball player.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Giacomo Bonaventura: Italian footballer.
(1989) Chariz Solomon: Filipino actress.
(1989) Sp4zie : YouTube Star.
(1988) Sarah Major: New Zealand actress and singer.
(1988) Jon Hill: Drummer.
(1987) Karlie Simon: English porn actress.
(1987) Uhaa Nation: American wrestler.
(1987) Leonardo Moracci: Italian footballer.
(1986) Keiko Kitagawa: Japanese model and actress.
(1986) Andray Blatche

(1986) Monsieur Adi: French DJ and producer.
(1986) Adrian Neville: English wrestler.
(1986) Lacie Heart: American porn actress.
(1986) James Frost: Welsh guitarist and keyboardist (The Automatic).
(1986) Erika Hebron: American model Miss Missouri 2010.
(1986) Pac : Wrestler.
(1986) Janis Vahter: Estonian basketball player.
(1986) Liane Valenzuela: Vine Star.
(1985) Jey Uso: Wrestler.
(1985) Jonathan Solofa Fatu: American wrestler.
(1985) Kether Donahue: American voice actress.
(1985) Jimmy Uso: Wrestler.
(1985) Kether Donohue: American actress singer and producer.
(1985) Joshua Samuel Fatu: American wrestler.
(1985) Luke Russert: American member of noted family, his dad was well-known news personality, Tim Russert.
(1984) Marie Tabarly
(1984) Judith Martin
(1984) Katie Stuart
(1984) Dom Kennedy: Rapper.
(1984) Lee Camp: English footballer.
(1984) Lawrence Quaye Ghanaian: Qatari footballer.
(1984) Lawrence Quaye: Ghanaian-Qatari footballer.
(1983) Laura Breckenridge: American actress.
(1983) Theo Bos: Dutch cyclist.
(1983) Jahri Evans: American football player.
(1983) Dani Thompson: Australian-English model and actress.
(1983) Justin Buchholz: American mixed martial artist.
(1983) Miguel Mendoza: Pop Singer.
(1983) Paloma Jimenez: Model.
(1983) Miho Ohwada: Japanese actress.
(1982) Rodrigo Nehme: Mexican actor.
(1981) Ross Marquand
(1981) Takumi Saito: Japanese actor and singer.
(1981) Alex Holmes: American football player.
(1981) Jang Hyun-kyu: South Korean footballer (d. 2012).
(1980) Carolina Indriago
(1980) Aya Sumika
(1980) Nicolas Macrozonaris: French-Canadian track-and-field athlete.
(1980) Christi Shake: American model and actress.
(1980) Roland Benschneider: German footballer.
(1980) Seiko Yamamoto: Japanese wrestler.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Jennifer Finnigan: Canadian actress and producer.
(1979) Brandon Adams: American actor.
(1979) Brandon Quintin Adams: American actor.
(1979) Matt Walters: American football player.
(1979) Angelu de Leon: Filipino actress.
(1978) James Corden: Comedian.
(1978) Jeff Stinco: Canadian musician (Simple Plan).
(1978) Mathieu Hanotin
(1978) Irandhir Santos
(1978) Ioannis Gagaloudis: Greek basketball player.

(1978) Robert Been: American singer and guitarist (Black Rebel Motorcycle Club).
(1978) Ed Petrie: British television presenter.
(1978) Giannis Gagaloudis: Greek basketball player.
(1977) Heiðar Helguson: Icelandic footballer.
(1977) Hei?ar Helguson: Icelandic footballer.
(1977) Miho Kanno: Japanese actress and singer.
(1977) Keren Cytter: Israeli author and director.
(1977) Jenna Leigh Green: American actress.
(1976) Laurent Hernu: French decathlete.
(1976) Valérie Rouzeau
(1976) Randy Wolf: American baseball player.
(1976) Bryn Davies: American bassist cellist and pianist.
(1976) Julie Prive: American lottery winner whose winnings were controversial and ended up in a lawsuit.
(1976) Marius Bezykornovas: Lithuanian footballer.
(1976) Jim Weaver: Northridge, California -- Baseball pitcher (1996 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1976) Lia Victoria Borrero: Miss Panama Universe (1997).
(1976) Tina Hebbelinck: Belgian model, worked later as teacher.
(1975) Rodrigo Santoro: Brazilian actor.
(1975) Charles Smith
(1975) Franco Squillari
(1975) Salvador Carmona
(1975) Clint Bolton: Australian footballer.
(1975) Sheree Murphy: English actress.
(1975) Davor Krznaric: Croatian footballer.
(1975) Emmanuel Bonnissant: French missing person, last seen stepping out of a train in the railroad station of Rennes, France, on 16 February 1996.
(1975) Robert Enes: Australian soccer midfielder (Olyroos, Olympics - 1996).
(1975) Mbali Gasa: Miss South Africa Universe (1997).
(1975) Charles C Smith: NBA guard (Miami Heat).
(1974) Pascal Canfin
(1974) Jenna Leigh Green
(1974) Agustin Pichot: Argentine rugby player.
(1974) Stefano Verderi: Italian guitarist.
(1974) Brimstone: American professional wrestler.
(1974) Agustín Pichot: Argentinian rugby player.
(1974) Jenna Green: American actress and singer.
(1973) Kristen Wiig: American comedian.
(1973) Laurent Lafitte
(1973) Howie Dorough: American singer (Backstreet Boys).
(1973) Beenie Man: Rapper.
(1973) Eurelijus Žukauskas: Lithuanian basketball player.
(1973) Jennifer Makris: Miss USA-New Jersey (1997, top 10).
(1973) Sornram Teppitak: Thai actor and singer.
(1972) Marliece Andrada
(1972) Felix Machado
(1972) Max Wilson: German-Brazilian race car driver.
(1972) Pontus Schultz: Swedish journalist (d. 2012).
(1972) Steve Kline: American baseball player and coach.
(1972) Paul Doucette: American singer-songwriter guitarist and drummer (Matchbox Twenty The Break and Repair Method and Tabitha's Secret).
(1972) Stephen Boyd: NFL linebacker (Detroit Lions).
(1972) Okkert Brits: South African pole vaulter.
(1971) Richard Armitage: English actor.
(1971) Rick Yune: American actor and martial artist.
(1971) Vojin Cetkovic
(1971) Glen De Boeck
(1971) Benoît Violier
(1971) Benoit Violier: French-Swiss chef who had owned the three Michelin star Restaurant de l'Hôtel de Ville in a suburb of Lausanne, Switzerland from 2012 to his death.
(1971) Bernard Carter: NFL / WLAF linebacker (Jaguars, Frankfurt Galaxy).
(1971) Craig Finn: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Hold Steady and Lifter Puller).
(1971) Natalie Ceeney: English businesswoman.
(1970) Giada de Laurentiis
(1970) Tímea Nagy: Hungarian fencer.
(1970) Jean-Michel Bombardier: Brantford, Ontario -- Ice pairs (1995, 96 Can).
(1970) Giada De Laurentiis: Italian-born American chef and television host.
(1970) George Canyon: Canadian singer guitarist and actor.
(1970) Charlie Connelly: English-Irish journalist and author.
(1970) Shaun Steels: English drummer and bass player (My Dying Bride and Anathema).
(1970) Chin Gutierrez: Filipino actress and singer.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Hipolito Pichardo: Esperanza, Dominican Republic -- Pitcher (KC Royals).
(1969) Maurice Graef: Soccer player (VVW, Roda JC).
(1968) Emanuela Pierantozzi: Italian female judo champ, winner of a Silver Medal at the Barcelona Olympics 1992.
(1968) Michael Curry: NBA guard (Detroit Pistons, Milwaukee Bucks).
(1968) Horst Skoff: Austrian tennis player (d. 2008).
(1968) Elisabeth Murdoch: Australian businesswoman.
(1968) Aleksandr Mostovoi: Russian footballer.
(1968) Paul Colman: Australian singer-songwriter and guitarist (Newsboys and Paul Colman Trio).
(1968) Casper Christensen: Danish comedian actor and screenwriter.
(1968) Amanda Warrington: American sportswoman; this champion horsewoman died December 28, 1997 in Wilmington, DE of injuries suffered in a fall during the Fair Hill, MD horse trials on September 20, 1997.

(1968) Henrik Holm: Sweden -- Tennis star.
(1968) Paul Ereng: Kenya -- 800m runner (1988 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1968) Rich Lowry: American magazine editor.
(1968) Alexander Mostovoi: Russian footballer.
(1967) Layne Staley: US rock singer / guitarist (Alice in Chains-Dirt).
(1967) Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje: English model actor and screenwriter.
(1967) Robert Leroux: French athlete, an epee fencer, 2nd place winner in the 1995 World championships (team), Bronze Medal (team) on 7/23/1996, Atlanta Olympics.
(1967) Ty Burrell: American actor.
(1967) Bill Welke: American baseball player and umpire.
(1967) Curt Bourque: Jockey.
(1967) Ant: American comedian.
(1967) Anthony Kalloniatis: American stand-up comic who goes by "ANT" as his stage name, he is an, openly gay male, and child of Greek immigrants to the US.
(1967) Alfred Gough: American screenwriter and producer.
(1967) Yukiko Okada: Japanese singer and actress (d. 1986).
(1966) GZA (rapper)
(1966) Scott Chiamparino
(1966) Eric Andolsek: American football player (Born 1966).
(1966) Brooke Dillman: Comedian.
(1966) GZA : American rapper.
(1966) Mark Michaels: heavy metal guitarist (Teach Yourself Rhythm Guitar).
(1966) Rob Witschge: Dutch soccer star (Ajax / Feyenoord).
(1965) William MacQueen: American actor known for his roles played in a wheel chair, in which he was confined from the age of seven after being hit by a car.
(1965) Chen Liping: Singaporean actress.
(1965) Courtney Gains: American actor and producer.
(1965) Wendy Botha: South African-Australian surfer.
(1965) Tom Gibis: American voice actor.
(1964) Mats Wilander: Swedish tennis player, former world N°1.
(1964) Andrew Wilson: American actor and director.
(1964) Trey Gowdy
(1964) Tom Gibis: American voice actor and singer.
(1964) Diane Setterfield: English author and educator.
(1964) Dean Evason: Flin Flon, Manitoba -- NHL center (Calgary Flames).
(1963) Tori Amos: American singer-songwriter who helped revive the singer-songwriter traditions of the '70s and brought back the piano as a rock & roll instrument.
(1963) James Debarge
(1963) Mila Mason
(1963) Terry Catledge: American basketball player.
(1963) Lily Yip: Canton, China -- US table tennis player (1992, 96 Olympics).
(1963) Thomas Ansberry: Okinawa, Japan -- US 10K runner.
(1962) Marie Laurie Mahabir: Guadeloupe -- N American Bodybuilding Champ (1985-87).
(1962) Gene Craig Sauers: Savannah, Georgia -- PGA golfer (1986 Bank of Boston).
(1962) James Debarge: Grand Rapids, Michigan -- Rock vocalist / keyboardist (Debarge).
(1961) Roland Orzabal: British musician, songwriter and record producer.
(1961) Debbi Peterson: Los Angeles, California -- Rock drummer (Bangles-Eternal Flame).
(1961) Iain Coucher: English businessman.
(1961) Andrés Calamaro: Argentinian singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Los Abuelos de la Nada and Los Rodríguez).
(1961) Jay Ashton: Rocker (Gene Loves Jezebel).
(1961) Andres Calamaro: Argentine musician.
(1961) John Kidd: NFL punter (Miami Dolphins).
(1960) Holger Gehrke: German footballer and manager.
(1960) Gwen Ballinger: Family Member.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Mark Williams (actor)
(1959) Collin Raye
(1959) Holly Hawkins
(1959) Denise Curry: Daivs, California -- Basketball player (1984 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1959) Juan Croucier: Cuban-American singer-songwriter bass player and producer (Ratt and Dokken).
(1959) Pia Gjellerup: Danish lawyer and politician Danish Minister of Finance.
(1959) Kidd Kraddick: American radio host (d. 2013).
(1959) Annie Tempest: English cartoonist.
(1959) Mark Williams: Movie Actor.
(1958) Philippe Habert: French husband of Claude Chirac, the daughter of the Prime Minister.

(1958) Colm Feore: American-born Canadian actor.
(1958) Vernon Reid: English-American guitarist and songwriter (Living Colour).
(1958) Stevie Ray: American wrestler and sportscaster.
(1958) Lane Huffman: American professional wrestler.
(1958) Ian Mitchell: Edinburgh, Scotland -- Rocker (Bay City Rollers).
(1958) Elhadjdia Ba: Dakar, Senegal -- Hurdler (1988 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1957) Anh Đào Traxel
(1957) Steve Davis: English snooker player.
(1956) Paul Molitor: American pro baseball player who was selected by the St. Louis Cardinals in a free-agent draft pick 6/05/1974.
(1956) Claude Barthélemy: French guitarist and composer, publicized as the world’s fastest guitarist.
(1956) Peter Taylor: Australian cricketer.
(1956) Jeff Lloyd: Jockey.
(1955) Will Shetterly: American writer.
(1955) Chiranjeevi : Indian film actor.
(1955) Gordon Liu: Chinese martial artist and actor.
(1954) John Colwell: Kingston, Ontario -- Canadian Tour golfer (1978 Simon Fraser).
(1954) Frank Marino: Rocker.
(1953) Paul Ellering: American weightlifter wrestler and manager.
(1952) Rudy Ricciotti
(1952) Peter Laughner: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Rocket from the Tombs and Pere Ubu) (d. 1977).
(1951) Chandra Prakash Mainali: Nepalese politician.
(1951) Mary Allen: English journalist.
(1951) Chandra Mainali: Nepalese politician.
(1950) Lewis Libby: American White House Chief of Staff for George W. Bush.
(1950) Nicolas Tavernost: French business leader, the chief executive of the M6 television channel since 26 May 2000.
(1950) Ray Burris: American baseball player and coach.
(1950) Leopold Stokowski: American noted family, the son of Leopold Stokowski and Gloria Vanderbilt.
(1950) Teresa Davis: Rocker.
(1950) Scooter Libby: American lawyer and political aide, he is perhaps best known for his involvement in the 2003 leakage of t an undercover CIA agent's name to the press.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Doug Bair: American pro athlete, a baseball player and pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds and Detroit Tigers among other teams.
(1949) Þórarinn Eldjárn: Icelandic author and poet.
(1949) Diana Nyad: swimmer (first to swim Bahamas to Florida-1979).
(1949) ?orarinn Eldjarn: Icelandic writer.
(1948) Rob Buckman: British broadcaster / actor (Pink Medicine Show).
(1948) David Marks: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Beach Boys and Delaney & Bonnie).
(1948) Eleonora Brown: Italian actress.
(1947) Cindy Williams: American actress who is most widely known for playing Shirley on the TV series "Laverne And Shirley.
(1947) Donna Godchaux: American singer-songwriter (Grateful Dead Heart of Gold Band and Jerry Garcia Band and Donna Jean Godchaux Band).
(1947) Yves Bot: French magistrate who currently serves as Advocate General at the European Court of Justice.

(1947) Cindy Williams in Van Nuys: California, USA; actress (Shirley - Laverne and Shirley).
(1947) Bud Cramer: (Rep-D-Alabama).
(1946) Felix Meurders: Dutch radio host.
(1946) Rosa Fumetto: Italian showgirl, dancer, actress and singer.
(1945) Wolf Roth
(1945) Steve Kroft: American actor and host of the program, "60 Minutes.
(1945) Ron Dante in Staten Island: New York, USA; rocker (Archies - "Sugar, Sugar").
(1945) Derek Fatchett: MP (Labour).
(1945) Tamori : Japanese television personality.
(1945) David Chase: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1945) Erol Gelenbe: Turkish computer scientist and mathematician.
(1945) James G Richardson in Gainesville: Florida, USA; actor (Tim Cassidy - Sierra).
(1945) Ron Dante: American singer-songwriter and producer (The Archies The Cuff Links and The Detergents).
(1944) Roger Cashmore: English physicist and academic.
(1944) Henk Veldhoen: Biochemist / Dutch MP (PvdA).
(1944) Peter Hoffmann: German opera singer, a tenor.
(1944) Tom Leonard: Scottish poet, writer and critic.
(1944) Peter Hofmann: Czech-born German operatic tenor (Born 1944).
(1944) Monta Mino: Japanese television host.
(1943) Masatoshi Shima: Japanese computer scientist and engineer co-designed the Intel 4004.
(1943) Alun Michael: Welsh police officer and politician 1st First Minister of Wales.
(1942) Kathy Lennon in Santa Monica: California, USA; singer (Lennon Sisters).
(1942) Uğur Mumcu: Turkish journalist and author (d. 1993).
(1942) Harald Norpoth
(1942) Joe Chambers: American rock musician; one of 13 farm kids.
(1942) Ugur Mumcu: Turkish journalist and writer (d. 1993).
(1941) Hannspeter Winter: Austrian plasma physicist.
(1941) Bill Parcells: NFL coach (New York Giants, New York Jets, NE Patriots).
(1940) John Banham: Director-General (CBI).
(1940) George Reinholt in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; actor (Another World, One Life to Live).
(1940) Bill McCartney: American football player and coach founded Promise Keepers.
(1940) Valerie Harper in Sufferin: New York, USA; actress (Mary Tyler Moore Show, Rhoda, Valerie).
(1940) Antony Crosthwaite-Eyre: English publisher / multi-millionaire.
(1940) George Reinholt: American actor (d. 2013).
(1940) David Vance: Horse trainer.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Valerie Harper: American actress who became widely popular as the man-hungry worrywart on the popular "Mary Tyler Moore Show" that ran for four years, 1970-74.
(1939) Candido Lima: Composer.
(1939) George Reinholt: American actor.
(1939) Carl Yastrzemski in New York: USA; Boston Red Sox great (1967 American League Most Valuable Player, Hall of Fame).
(1939) Carl Yastrzemski: American baseball player.
(1938) Paul Maguire: American football player and sportscaster.
(1938) Jean Berkey: American businesswoman and politician (d. 2013).
(1938) L White: American college and pro football player, a running back with the Houston Oilers.
(1938) Dale Hawkins: Music writer (Suzy Q).
(1937) Pat Taylor: American sociopath, a woman who left a tornado of destruction in her lifetime of lies, concealment, conniving, stealing, manipulation, seduction and betrayal.

(1937) Michel Pollien
(1937) Rifaat al-Assad
(1937) Donald MacLeary: Scottish dancer, a ballet master.
(1937) Max Hebditch: Director (Museum of London).
(1936) Charles Moritz: American executive and CEO in charge of Dun & Bradstreet, an information company specializing in the knowledge of financial strengths of other corporations, a giant in the Wall Street industries.
(1936) Werner Stengel: German roller coaster designer and engineer designed the maverick roller coaster.
(1936) Dale Hawkins: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 2010).
(1936) Anne Downey: British circuit judge.
(1936) John Callaway: American journalist and producer (d. 2009).
(1936) Lyons Brown: American merchandise marketer, CEO specializing in the trade of china, luggage and liquor and large GOP head-fundraiser of a Washington-based company lobby, Brown-Forman.
(1936) Chuck Brown: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (d. 2012).
(1936) Lex P Humphries: Drummer.
(1935) Aline Roux: French dancer, a member of Waehner's Contemporary Ballet in 1960 after graduating from the university.
(1935) E Annie Proulx: American author.
(1935) Richard W Howard: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma -- 400m hurdler (1960 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1935) Annie Proulx: American journalist and author.
(1935) Morton Dean in Fall River: Massachusetts, USA; TV newscaster (CBS, ABC).
(1934) Norman Schwarzkopf: American career military man who was known as "Stormin' Norman" while Commander in Chief of the U.S.
(1934) Sir Donald McIntyre: English bass-baritone.
(1934) Norman Schwartzkopf in New Jersey: USA; US General (Liberated Kuwait from Iraq).
(1934) Pierre Potier: French chemist and pharmacist, who died in Paris on 3 February 2006.
(1934) John M Chowning: Composer.
(1934) Margaret Douglas: Chief political adviser (BBC).
(1933) Sylva Koscina: Italian actress, remembered for her role as Iole, the bride of Hercules (Steve Reeves) in "Hercules" (1958) and "Hercules Unchained" (1960).
(1933) Harold Gomes: American boxer.
(1933) Theodore Zeldin
(1933) Irmtraud Morgner: Writer.
(1932) Gabriele Tinti: Italian actor (d. 1991).
(1932) Gerald Carr: American astronaut and pilot, the commander of Skylab 4 during the longest manned space exploration to date.
(1932) Gerald P Carr: American astronaut.
(1932) Theoni Vachliotis aldredge: Award winning costume designer.
(1932) Gerald P Carr in Denver: Colorado, USA; Colonel US Marine Corp/astronaut (Skylab 4).
(1930) Giani Esposito
(1930) Edwin Deveny: American pianist with powerful technique, clarity and range.
(1930) Gilmar: Brazilian football player.
(1930) Gylmar Neves: Brazilian footballer (d. 2013).
(1930) Esposito : Belgian film actor of Italian descent.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Baroness Ewart-Biggs: British (Lab) spokesperson on Home Affairs.
(1929) Valery Alekseyev: Russian anthropologist and author (d. 1991).
(1929) Liselotte Rau: Germany Actor.
(1929) Ulrich Wegener: German police officer and general.
(1928) Karlheinz Stockhausen: German composer and pianist whose career has generated excitement and controversy.
(1928) Pierrette Bruno
(1928) Alice Baber: American artist, her style was abstract expressionism.
(1928) Tinga Seisay: Sierra Leonean diplomat and pro-democracy advocate.
(1928) John Lupton in Highland Park: Illinois, USA; actor (Tom - Broken Arrow).
(1927) Malachi Favors

(1927) Aleksandar Obradovic: Composer.
(1926) Marc Bohan: French fashion designer, best known for his 30 year career at the house of Dior.
(1926) Ümit Oğuzcan: Turkish poet and author (d. 1984).
(1925) Honor Blackman: British actress, starting with the TV series, "The Avengers," 12/22/1962, along with Diana Rigg and Patrick Macnee.
(1925) James Kirkwood: Jr.
(1924) Peter Allsop: Publisher.
(1924) Andrzej Markowski: Composer.
(1924) James Kirkwood: Los Angeles, California -- Actor / writer (Hired Wife).
(1924) Ada Jafri: Pakistani poet and author (d. 2015).
(1923) Bernard Hillemand: French physician specializing in digestive disorders of the central nervous system through alcoholism.
(1923) Claude Wauthier: Metz Journalist.
(1923) Gerald Long: Journalist / CEO (Reuters).
(1922) Micheline Presle: French stage/film/tv actress, onscreen 1939.
(1922) Theoni V Aldredge
(1922) Theoni Aldredge: Greek-American costume designer (d. 2011).
(1922) Roberto Aizenberg: Argentinian painter and sculptor (d. 1996).
(1921) Bernard d'Espagnat
(1921) Claude Durrens: French engraver, best known for his designs of postage stamps and banknotes.
(1921) Michael Yeats: Irish barrister and Fianna Fáil politician.
(1921) Dinos Dimopoulos: Greek film director and screenwriter (Born 1921).
(1921) James Menter: Principal (Queen Mary College).
(1921) Sotiria Bellou: Greek singer (Born 1921).
(1921) Tony Pawson: English cricketer footballer and journalist (d. 2012).
(1920) Ray Bradbury: American writer of sci-fi and fantasy, one of the best known and admired in the field.
(1920) Denton Cooley: American heart surgeon famous for performing the first implantation of a total artificial heart.
(1920) Pierre A Lauffer: Antillian poet (Patria).
(1920) Wolfdietrich Schnurre: German writer, film/theater critic and journalist.
(1920) Anthony Tuke: CEO (Savoy Hotel Groups).
(1920) W Schnurre: Writer.
(1920) Bill Steger: American jurist who handled some 15,000 cases in a career spanning more than 35 years as a judge of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Texas, based in Tyler, Texas.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) François Soubeyran: French singer, a member of Les Frères Jacques, a vocal-mime quartet active from 1946 to 1982 (alongside André Bellec, Georges Bellec and Paul Tourenne).
(1919) Frere Jacques: France Actor.
(1919) Leo Pliatzky: Senior civil servant.
(1919) Earl Cathcart: British Major General.
(1918) Georges Bayle: French writer.
(1918) Mary McGrory: American Pulitzer-Prize winning journalist in 1975 for her columns on Watergate.
(1918) de Montesson: Le Mans EXecutives.
(1917) John Lee Hooker: Clarksdale, Mississippi -- Blues guitarist (Canned Heat).
(1917) John Hooker: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 2001).
(1916) Anna Dionisi: Italy Actor.

(1915) David Dellinger: American social rights activist (d. 2004).
(1915) Edward Szczepanik: Polish economist and politician 15th Prime Minister of the Polish Republic in Exile (d. 2005).
(1915) Hugh Paddick: British actor (Born 1915).
(1915) James Hillier: Canadian-American scientist co-designed the electron microscope (d. 2007).
(1914) Connie Gay: American businessman co-founded the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum (d. 1989).
(1914) Jack Dunphy: American author and playwright (d. 1992).
(1913) Bruno Pontecorvo: Italian nuclear physicist who defected to Russia.
(1913) Leonard Pagliero: English businessman and pilot (d. 2008).
(1913) Robert Schollum: Composer.
(1912) Edith Porada: Art historian / archaeologist.
(1912) Betty Tweedie: British racehorse rider, owner, trainer, and breeder.
(1912) John Lee Hooker: American musician (d. 2001).
(1911) Harry Heltzer: American business executive.
(1911) Somerset de Chair: MP.
(1911) Edvard Hambro: Norwegian jurist, diplomat, and politician of the Conservative Party.
(1911) Edith Atwater: Chicago, Illinois -- Actress (Phyllis-Love on a Rooftop).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Boris Shapiro
(1909) Mel Hein: American football player and coach (d. 1992).
(1909) Julius J Epstein: American screenwriter (d. 2000).
(1909) Sergius Kagen: Composer.
(1909) Stojan T Daskalov: Bulgaria -- Writer (A Farm).
(1909) Lucille Ricksen: American actress (Born 1909).
(1909) Julius Epstein: American screenwriter and producer (d. 2000).
(1908) Henri Cartier-Bresson: French master photographer; exhibited from 1934 with work regarded as one of the glories of postwar photojournalism.
(1908) Erwin Thiesies: German rugby player and coach (Born 1908).
(1908) Pascal Santini: Rodez Military man.

(1908) Maurice Cauchois: St Nexans Journalist.
(1908) René Gervais: French military officer in World War II, alias René Gérard, awarded the title of 'Compagnon de la Libération' (English: Companion of the Liberation).
(1907) Oliver F McGowan: Kipling, Alabama -- Actor (Banning, Stagecoach).
(1906) Charles Lacheroy: French Army officer, theorist of Counter-insurgency warfare, and member of the Organisation de l'armée secrète.
(1905) Wade Crosby: Iowa, United States -- Actor (Sign of Wolf, Tales of Robin Hood).
(1905) Jean Houssay: Nantes Military man.
(1904) Deng Xiaoping: Chinese politician, a thrice purged Communist Party patriarch who impacted three decades of powerful influence on Chinese politics.
(1904) Louis Boulat: Martigues EXecutives.
(1903) Jerry Iger: American cartoonist co-founded Eisner & Iger (d. 1990).
(1903) Marcel Levrat: Lyon 2?me physician.
(1902) Leni Riefenstahl: Leni Riefenstahl was a German film director, producer, screenwriter, editor, photographer, actress and dancer widely known for directing the Nazi propaganda film Triumph of the Will.
(1902) Edward Snow: American historian and author (d. 1982).
(1902) Thomas Pelly: American lawyer and politician (d. 1973).
(1902) Jacques Debu-Bridel: France Writer.
(1902) Leni Riefenstahl [Helene Bertha Amalie]: Germany -- Actress (Tiefland).
(1902) Roy Armstrong: English historian (History of Sussex).
(1902) Louis Vaudable: St R?my de Chargnat EXecutives.
(1901) Charles Brotte: Mont?limar EXecutives.
(1901) (Chariot) Charrett: France Actor.
(1900) Cornelia Vanderbilt: American heiress and member of noted family, an early American dynasty that made its fortune in steamships and railroads.
(1900) Elizabeth Bergner: Vienna, Austria -- Actress (Catherine the Great).
(1900) Sergei Ozhegov: Russian lexicographer (d. 1964).
(1900) Ernesto Mattiuzzi: Italy Painter.

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