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Famous Birthdays of 22 June

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

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2009 - 2000

(2004) Sophia Montero: YouTube Star.
(2004) Laya Hayes: TV Actress.
(2002) Nathan Gurd: Pop Singer.
(2000) Zach Clayton: YouNow Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Cori Broadus: Pop Singer.
(1999) Anwar Hadid: Family Member.
(1999) Zachery Fuller: YouTube Star.
(1997) Jack Dytrych: Vine Star.
(1997) Tami Grende: Indonesian tennis player.
(1997) Dinah Hansen: Pop Singer.
(1995) Sam Rybka: Dancer.
(1995) Michael Neeson: Irish noted family, the son of actor Liam Neeson and his wife, actress Natasha Richardson.
(1995) Gabriel Morales: Movie Actor.
(1995) Teagan Rybka: Dancer.

(1994) Yammy xox: YouTube Star.
(1993) Caydee Denney: American figure skater.
(1993) Bugatti Beez: YouTube Star.
(1993) Ingmar Lazar: French classical pianist.
(1993) Izzy Miller: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1992) Selena Gomez: Pop Star.
(1992) Erika Kirpu: Estonian fencer.
(1992) Skippa Da Flippa: Rapper.
(1991) Laina Morris: YouTube Star.
(1991) Giuseppe De Luca: Italian footballer.
(1991) Jasmine Sanders: Instagram Star.
(1991) Brutalmoose : YouTube Star.
(1990) Quinton Coples: American football player.
(1990) Kei Inoo: Japanese actor and singer.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Jeffrey Earnhardt: American race car driver.
(1989) Jung Yong-hwa: Rock Singer.
(1989) Jung Yong Hwa: Korean actor and singer.
(1989) Cédric Mongongu: Congolese footballer.
(1988) Portia Doubleday: TV Actress.
(1988) Omri Casspi: Israeli pro basketball player.
(1988) Kanna Mori: Japanese model and actress.
(1987) Lee Min Ho: Korean actor.
(1987) Eda Dündar: Turkish volleyball player.
(1987) Joe Dempsie: English actor.

(1987) Lara Bingle: Model.
(1987) Danny Green: American basketball player.
(1987) Angelo Parente: Drummer.
(1987) Cory Gunz: American rapper.
(1987) Lee Min-ho: TV Actor.
(1987) Nikita Rukavytsya: Ukrainian-Australian footballer.
(1986) Ramin Ott: American Samoan footballer.
(1985) Rosa Kato: Italian-Japanese model and actress.
(1985) Scott MacIntyre: American singer-songwriter and pianist.
(1985) Lindsay Ridgeway: American actress.
(1985) Sofoklis Schortsanitis: Cameroonian-Greek basketball player.
(1985) Douglas Smith: TV Actor.
(1984) Janko Tipsarevic: Serbian tennis player.
(1984) Giorgos Apostolidis: Greek basketball player.
(1984) Georgios Apostolidis: Greek basketball player.
(1984) Dustin Johnson: American golfer.
(1984) Rubén Martínez: Spanish footballer.
(1984) Jerome Taylor: Jamaican cricketer.
(1984) Janko Tipsarević: Serbian tennis player.
(1983) Allar Raja: Estonian rower.
(1983) Matt Watson: YouTube Star.
(1982) Soraia Chaves: Portuguese model and actress.
(1982) Ian Kinsler: American baseball player.
(1982) Johnny Bananas: Reality Star.
(1982) Porsha Williams: Reality Star.
(1981) Lisa Moro: Victoria, Australia -- Gymnast (1996 Olympics).
(1981) Chris Urbanowicz: English guitarist and producer (Editors).
(1981) Aquivaldo Mosquera: Colombian footballer.
(1981) Sione Lauaki: New Zealand rugby player.
(1981) Monty Oum: Cartoonist.
(1980) Stephanie Jacobsen: Hong Kong-Australian actress.
(1980) Royce Reed: Reality Star.
(1980) Ilya Bryzgalov: Russian ice hockey player.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Leire Martinez: Basque singer and songwriter (La Oreja de Van Gogh).
(1979) Thomas Voeckler: French athlete, a professional cyclist who has participated in several Tours de France.
(1979) Jai Rodriguez: American actor and singer.
(1979) Leire Martínez: Spanish singer-songwriter (La Oreja de Van Gogh).
(1979) Brad Hawpe: American baseball player.
(1979) Xenofon Gittas: Greek footballer.
(1979) Joey Cheek: American speed skater.
(1978) Champ Bailey: American football player.
(1978) Tim Driesen: Belgian actor, singer and songwriter.
(1978) Dan Wheldon: English racing driver (d. 2011).

(1977) Frédéric Weis: French professional basketball player.
(1976) Grégory Deswarte: French footballer who played as a defender for Calais from 1998 to 2001.
(1976) Claudia Fernandez: Uruguayan award-winning TV hostess,fashion model, and actress, known for her work in Uruguay and Argentina.
(1976) Gordon Moakes: English bass player (Bloc Party and Young Legionnaire).
(1975) Andreas Klöden: German cyclist.
(1975) Müslüm Can: Turkish footballer.
(1975) Muslum Can: Turkish footballer.
(1975) Kenshin Kawakami: Japanese baseball player.
(1975) Urmas Reinsalu: Estonian academic and politician 28th Estonian Minister of Defence.
(1975) Laila Rouass: Moroccan-Indian actress.
(1974) Belinda Panelo: American-Filipino model and actress.
(1974) Donald Faison: American actor.
(1974) Mark Wetges: Walnut Creek, California -- Field hockey midfielder (1996 Olympics).
(1974) Nicole Juvan: Essex Junction, Vermont -- Miss America - Vermont (1997).
(1974) Vijay Chandrasekhar: Movie Actor.
(1974) Vijay : Indian actor singer and producer.
(1973) Carson Daly: American actor who made his television debut with MTV in 1997.
(1973) Cory Alexander: American basketball player, a guard for the Denver Nuggets.
(1973) Benjamin Fairbrother: CFL offensive tackle (Saskatchewan Roughriders).
(1973) Lacy Goranson: Evanston, Indiana -- Actress (Becky-Roseanne).
(1972) Emanuele Filiberto : Italian royalty born in Switzerland, the son of Italy's last king, Umberto II and Princess Marina; grandson of Vittorio Emanuele III.
(1972) Wangechi Mutu: Kenyan-American painter and sculptor.
(1972) David Rees: American cartoonist and critic.
(1971) Mary Rajskub: American actress producer and screenwriter.
(1971) Gary Connolly: English rugby player.
(1971) Brant Brown: Porterville, California -- Infielder (Chicago Cubs).
(1971) Kurt Warner: American athlete; played quarterback for St. Louis Rams in Superbowl #36, won by the underdog competition, the New England Patriots.
(1971) Laryssa Biesenthal: Walkertown, Ontario -- Rower (1996 Olympics).
(1971) Mary Lynn Rajskub: American actress.
(1971) Kambri Crews: American blogger and author.
(1970) Steven Page: Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist (Barenaked Ladies).
(1970) Anne "Annie" Summertime Kakela: US rower (1996 Olympics - 4th Place).
(1970) David Frisch: NFL tight end (NE Patriots).
(1970) Rastko Cvetkovic: NBA center (Denver Nuggets).
(1970) Michel Elefteriades: Greek-Lebanese politician and businessman.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Derek Russell: NFL wide receiver (Houston / Tennessee Oilers).
(1969) Stéphane Moitoiret: French murderer of the boy Valentine (11 years old).
(1968) Paula Irvine in Hollywood: California, USA; actress (Lily Blake - Santa Barbara).
(1968) Darrell Armstrong: American basketball player, a guard for the Orlando Magic.
(1967) Mike Sussman: American screenwriter and producer.
(1967) Mark van Hintum: Soccer player (Willem II).
(1967) Al Carlay: Manila, Philippines -- US fencer-foil (1996 Olympics).
(1967) Eric Green: NFL tight end (Miami Dolphins, Baltimore Ravens).
(1966) Michael Park: British Rally co-driver (Born 1966).
(1966) Camille Benjamin: Cleveland, Ohio -- Tennis star.

(1966) Euan Anstruther-Gough-Calthorpe: English Baron / multi-millionaire.
(1966) Paul Randolph: CFL linebacker (Montreal Alouettes).
(1966) Schooly D: American rapper.
(1966) Emmanuelle Seigner: French actress, former fashion model, and singer, also known as the wife of French-Polish director Roman Polanski, and for her roles in The Diving Bell and the Butterfly (2007) and Frantic (1988).
(1966) Schoolly D: American rapper and actor.
(1965) Lubomir Moravcik: Slovak footballer.
(1965) Tommy Cunningham: rocker (Wet Wet Wet-Wishing I Was).
(1965) Uwe Boll: German director producer and screenwriter.
(1965) Ľubomír Moravčík: Czech footballer and manager.
(1964) Mark Royals: NFL punter (New Orleans Saints, Detroit Lions).
(1964) Amy Brenneman: American actress best known for portraying strong, unpredictable women.
(1964) Dan Brown: American author of the bestselling "Da Vinci Code" made into a movie starring Tom Hanks and Audrey Tatou.
(1964) Nico Jalink: Dutch soccer player (Sparta, NAC).
(1964) Mike Edwards: British rock vocalist (Jesus Jones-Devil you Know).
(1964) Greg Anderson: American basketball player, a forward/center for the San Antonio Spurs.
(1964) John Penrose: English politician Minister for Tourism and Heritage.
(1964) Dicky Barrett: American singer and actor (The Mighty Mighty Bosstones).
(1964) Cadillac Anderson: American basketball player.
(1963) John Tenta: Canadian professional wrestler (d. 2006).
(1963) Randy Couture: Everett, Washington -- 198 lbs greco-roman wrestler (1996 Olympics).
(1963) Anne-Marie Ruddock: rocker (Amazulu - "Excitable").
(1963) Ludo Philippaerts: Belgian equestrian, three-time Belgian Champion, 1989, 1991 and 1995.
(1963) Hokutoumi Nobuyoshi: Japanese sumo wrestler, the 61st Yokozuna.
(1962) Clyde Drexler: American basketball player.
(1962) Ain Evard: Estonian high jumper.
(1962) Stephen Chow: Hong Kong actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1962) Ruby Turner: rocker (No Where to Run).
(1962) Gerald Hillringhaus: German footballer.
(1962) Clyde "Glide" Drexler: NBA Guard (Houston Rockets, Port Trailblazers).
(1962) Bobby Gillespie: Scottish singer-songwriter (Primal Scream The Jesus and Mary Chain and The Wake).
(1961) Stephen Batchelor: English field hockey player and coach.
(1961) Bobby Gillespie: Rocker (Primal Scream).
(1961) Arabella Pollen: English fashion designer journalist and author.
(1961) Jimmy Somerville: Scottish singer, the former lead of "Bronski Beat" and "Communards.
(1961) Jeff Ward: Scottish race car driver on the NASCAR circuit.
(1960) Colleen Devine in San Gabriel: California, USA; actress (Irreconcilable Differences).
(1960) Erin Brockovich: American lawyer and environmentalist.
(1960) Catherine Disher: Canadian actress.
(1960) Margrit Klinger: German runner.
(1960) Tracy Pollan: American actress.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Nicola Sirkis: French frontman and singer of the pop-rock band Indochine, born to a Moldavian father.
(1959) Stéphane Sirkis: French musician in the new wave band Indochine, along with his twin brother Nicola Sirkis.
(1959) Eddie Kidd: British motorcycle stunt rider.
(1959) Mike O'Meara: American radio personality.
(1959) Daniel Xuereb: French football (soccer) striker, who earned eight international caps (one goal) for the French national team during the 1980s.
(1959) Ed Viesturs: American mountaineer.
(1959) Wayne Federman: American comedian actor and author.
(1959) Michael Kinane: Irish flat racing jockey.
(1958) Jennifer Boylan: American author and academic.
(1958) Ruby Turner: Soul Singer.

(1958) Bruce Campbell: American actor.
(1958) Jacques Bonnaffé: French actor.
(1958) Bruse Campbell: Actor (Army of Darkness).
(1957) Garry Beers: Australian bass player songwriter and producer (INXS and Absent Friends).
(1957) Michael Stratton: English geneticist and academic.
(1957) Kevin Bond: English footballer and manager.
(1957) John Ryder: Rock bassist (Face To Face).
(1957) Nick Santagata: Jockey.
(1957) Danny Baker: English comedy writer, journalist, radio DJ and screenwriter.
(1956) Markus Schatte: German footballer manager and coach.
(1956) Shah Qureshi: Pakistani agriculturist and politician 25th Pakistani Minister of Foreign Affairs.
(1956) Green [Gartside]: Rock vocalist (Scritti Politti-Flesh & Blood).
(1956) Shah Mehmood Qureshi: Pakistani statesman.
(1956) Ron Haslam: English motorcycle racer.
(1956) Alfons De Wolf: Belgian cyclist.
(1956) Darryl Brohman: Australian rugby player and sportscaster.
(1956) Derek Forbes: Scottish punk rock musician, singer, songwriter and bass guitarist with the group "Simple Minds," formed in Glasgow, 1977.
(1956) François Hadji-Lazaro: French musician, actor, and producer of greek descent, formerly primary school teacher.
(1956) Manuel Saval: Mexican actor (Born 1956).
(1956) Tim Russ: American actor director and screenwriter.
(1955) Christine Orengo: Professor of Bioinformatics at University College London.
(1955) Olevi Kull: Estonian ecologist and academic (d. 2007).
(1955) Green Gartside: Welsh singer-songwriter and guitarist (Scritti Politti).
(1955) LeAnn Cassaday: LPGA golfer.
(1954) Freddie Prinze in New York City: New York, USA; comedian/actor (Chico and the Man).
(1954) Jean-Jacques Le Garrec: French journalist, the winner in 1993 of the Albert Londres Prize, the highest French journalism award.
(1954) Freddie Prinze: American actor and standup TV comedian, known for co-starring in the TV series "Chico and the Man.
(1954) Charles T Canady: (Rep-R-Florida).
(1954) Bobby Valentino: Rocker (Fabulous Poodles).
(1953) Mai Lin: American porn actress.
(1953) Wim Eijk: Dutch Roman Catholic Archbishop.
(1953) Cyndi Lauper: American singer, songwriter, actress, and LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender) rights activist with a career spanning over five separate decades.
(1953) Bruce McAvaney: Australian journalist and sportscaster.
(1953) Sergey Smelyakov: Russian pro astrologer and International vice-president for ISAR, 1999, representing the Ukraine.
(1953) Mauro Francaviglia: Italian mathematician and academic (d. 2013).
(1952) Serge Lefebvre: French athlete, a pole vaulter.
(1952) Steve Jolley: Australian astrologer, co-founder with Kurt Matson of the Grounded Heavens astrological diaries since 1993.
(1952) Graham Greene: Canadian actor.
(1952) Alastair Stewart: English journalist and actor.
(1952) Radka Toneff: Norwegian singer (d. 1982).
(1951) Humphrey Ocean: English painter and academic.
(1951) Craig Gruber: American bass player (Rainbow Elf Bible Black and Raven Lord (d. 2015).
(1950) Zenonas Petrauskas: Lithuanian lawyer and politician (d. 2009).
(1950) Murphy Cross in Harve de Grace: Maryland, USA; actress (Phyl and Mikhy, Perfect).
(1950) Sharon Maughan: British actress, credited professionally as Maughan, Mughan or Mugham.
(1950) Jean-Marie Bockel: French lawyer and politician, serving as Secretary of State for Defence and Veterans in the government of Prime Minister François Fillon since 18 March 2008, having previously been Secretary of State for Cooperation and La Francophonie from June 2007.
(1950) Adrian Năstase: Romanian lawyer and politician 59th Prime Minister of Romania.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Gary Moffet: Montreal, Quebec -- Rock guitarist (April Wine).
(1949) Larry Junstrom: American bass player (38 Special and Lynyrd Skynyrd).
(1949) Meryl Streep in New Jersey: USA; actress (French Lieutenant's Woman, Sophie's Choice).
(1949) Pierre Amoyal: French violinist and artistic director of the Conservatory of Lausanne.
(1949) Lindsay Wagner: American actress who, after doing a guest shot in 1976 on the "Six Million Dollar Man," zoomed into her own series, "The Bionic Woman.
(1949) Meryl Streep: American actress, the most esteemed actress of her generation, receiving an unprecedented 11 Oscar nominations for her outstanding performances in films including "The Deer Hunter," 1978, "Kramer vs.
(1949) Elizabeth Warren: American attorney and law professor.
(1949) Alan Osmond in Ogden: Utah, USA; singer (Osmond Brothers, Donnie and Marie).
(1949) Lindsay Wagner in Los Angeles: California, USA; actress (The Bionic Woman, Paper Chase, Nighthawks).
(1949) Luís Vieira: Portuguese businessman.

(1949) Alan Osmond: American singer and producer (The Osmonds).
(1949) Brian Leveson: English lawyer and judge.
(1948) Todd Rundgren: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Nazz Utopia and The New Cars).
(1948) Sue Roberts: LPGA golfer.
(1948) "Pistol" Pete: Maravich; NBA star (Atlanta Hawks).
(1948) James Charteris: 13th Earl of Wemyss Scottish businessman.
(1948) Steve Eastin: American actor.
(1947) David Lander: American actor singer and screenwriter.
(1947) Jerry Rawlings: Ghanaian lieutenant and politician President of Ghana.
(1947) David L Lander in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actor (Squiggy - Laverne and Shirley).
(1947) Howard Kaylan: American vocalist.
(1947) Pete Maravich: American basketball player, who became known as "Pistol" Pete Maravich.
(1947) Octavia Butler: American author and MacArthur Foundation Fellow (Born 1947).
(1947) Octavia E[stelle] Butler: United States -- Sci-fi author (Hugo, Wild Seed).
(1947) Sylviane Hyvrier: French astrologer, author of the book "L'outil astrologique au service de l'économie et de la finance.
(1947) Leelo Tungal: Estonian poet and author.
(1946) Sheila Hollins: Baroness Hollins English psychiatrist and academic.
(1946) Stephen Waley-Cohen: English journalist and businessman.
(1946) Józef Oleksy: Polish economist and politician 7th Prime Minister of Poland (d. 2015).
(1946) Linda Bond: Canadian 19th General of The Salvation Army.
(1946) Andrew Rubin in New Bedford: Massachusetts, USA; actor (Police Academy).
(1946) Eliades Ochoa: Cuban singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Cuarteto Patria).
(1945) Luis Castaneda Lossio: Peruvian politician who was Mayor of Lima, Peru, from 2003 to 2010.
(1945) Rainer Bruderle: German politician.
(1945) Howard Kaylan: Rocker (Flo & Eddie / Turtles-Happy Together, Eleanor).
(1945) Joy Hunimer: American educator, the first President of Kepler College from 9/18/1999.
(1945) Rainer Brüderle: German economist and politician German Minister of Economics and Technology.
(1944) Michael Obst: German FR, coxsman (1960 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1944) Steve Weber: Guitarist (Rounders-Holy "Boobs" Modal).
(1944) Peter Asher in London: England; singer (Peter and Gordon - "World Without Love").
(1944) Peter Asher: English singer guitarist and producer (Peter and Gordon).
(1944) Pierre Goldman: French left-wing intellectual who was convicted of several robberies and mysteriously assassinated on 20 September 1979 in Paris.
(1944) Klaus Brandauer: Austrian actor and director.
(1944) Klaus Maria Brandauer: Austria -- Actor (Mephisto, Out of Africa).
(1944) Helmut Dietl: German director producer and screenwriter (d. 2015).
(1943) Nolan Archibald: American marketing CEO for Black & Decker, a manufacturer of appliances and power tools.
(1943) Judith Barker: English actress.
(1943) Jimmy Castor: NYC, New York -- Rocker / sax (Troglodyte, Bunch).
(1943) Ricardo Mazzucchelli: Italian-American industrialist who made his millions by designing towns and highways in Africa and the Middle East, Saudi Arabia and the UK.
(1943) Brit Hume: American journalist and author.
(1943) Klaus Brandauer: Austrian actor, film director, and professor at the Max Reinhardt Seminar in Vienna.
(1943) Eumir Deodato: Brazilian jazz musician and record producer.
(1943) Bobby Sherman: Actor, singer, musician.
(1942) Toyohiro Akiyama: Japan -- Cosmonaut (Soyuz TM-11).
(1942) Margreet M H Kamp: Dutch MP (VVD).
(1942) Murphy Dunne: American actor and keyboard player (The Blues Brothers).
(1941) Michael Lerner: Brooklyn, New York -- Actor (8 Men Out, Harlem Nights).
(1941) Ed Bradley in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; CBS news correspondant (60 Minutes).
(1941) Terttu Savola: Finnish journalist and politician.
(1941) Ed Bradley: American journalist (d. 2006).
(1940) Hubert Chesshyre: English historian and author.
(1940) Joan Busfield: English sociologist psychologist and academic.
(1940) Abbas Kiarostami: Author / director (Under the Olive Trees, Close Up).
(1940) Charles Harvey: British astrologer, teacher, organizer, author, researcher and counselor, an integral part of British astrology for more than 30 years.
(1940) Esther Rantzen: British TV personality and producer, entering the industry in 1965.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Ed Paschke: Polish-American painter and academic (d. 2004).
(1939) Ada Yonath: Israeli crystallographer best known for her pioneering work on the structure of the ribosome.
(1939) Don Matthews: American-Canadian football player and coach.
(1938) Claire Krantz: American artist, a painter and critic.
(1938) Andrew Brown: Film Producer.
(1937) Bernie McGann: Australian saxophonist and composer (d. 2013).
(1937) Chris Blackwell: English record producer co-founded Island Records.
(1936) Kris Kristofferson: American songwriter, country singer and recording artist and actor.
(1936) Hermeto Pascoal: Brazilian accordion player and composer.
(1936) Rosemary Buckland: British-American witch who, with husband Raymond, opened the Buckland Museum of Witchcraft and Magick on Long Island, NY.

(1936) Ingeborg Lüscher: German/Swiss painter, working on painting, sculpture, photography, installation and video.
(1936) Verne Allison: Singer (Dells-Open Up My Heart).
(1934) Arthur Miller: Legal reporter.
(1934) James Bjorken: American physicist author and academic.
(1933) Ted Rabouin: American Satanist who lived in a black cottage, had a black cat and entertained guests in a living room with a tombstone for a coffee table.
(1933) Dianne Feinstein: American politician who became Mayor of San Francisco upon the shooting of Mayor Moscone 11/27/1978, and later attained the post of US Senator.
(1933) Libor Pesek: Czech conductor.
(1933) Libor Pešek: Czech conductor.
(1933) Jacques Martin: French actor, TV host and personality.
(1932) Amrish Puri: Indian actor and singer (d. 2005).
(1932) Michael Horvit: Composer.
(1932) Prunella Scales: English actress.
(1932) François Plaisant: French diplomat, who served as his country's Ambassador to South Africa (1981-1984), Switzerland (1991-1993), Liechtenstein (1992-1993) and China (1993-1996).
(1932) June Salter: Australian actress and author prominent in theatre and television, best known for her character roles.
(1932) John Wakeham: Baron Wakeham English businessman and politician Leader of the House of Lords.
(1932) Soraya Pahlavi: Iranian royalty: the second wife of the Shah of Iran.
(1932) Yevgeny Kychanov: Russian orientalist historian and academic (d. 2013).
(1931) Henk Vonhoff: Dutch politician (VVD).
(1930) Fred Benners: American football player, who played the 1952 NFL season for the New York Giants.
(1930) Yury Artyukhin: Russian colonel engineer and astronaut (d. 1998).
(1930) Gilles Jacob: French essayist and film director, he assumed the President position of "the Cannes film Festival".
(1930) Charles Lindbergh: American noted family, the first son of noted aviator Charles and pilot-writer Anne Morrow Lindbergh.
(1930) Pierre Restany: French art critic and cultural philosopher.
(1930) Yuri Artyukhin: Russian cosmonaut (d. 1998).
(1930) Walter Bonatti: Italian mountain climber, explorer and journalist.
(1930) Rene Dereuddre: France sport Champion.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Robert Turcan: French academic, a university-based archeologist specializing in Roman antiquities.
(1929) Bruce Kent: British ecclesiastic, a Roman Catholic priest who became involved in politics, left the church and married.
(1928) Orson Bean in Burlington: Vermont, USA; comedian (I Got a Secret, To Tell the Truth).
(1928) Ralph Waite: American actor and director (d. 2014).
(1927) Ann Petersen: Belgian actress (d. 2003).
(1927) Anthony Low: Indian-English historian and academic (d. 2015).
(1927) Donald Jacobs: American administrative professor and Dean at Northwestern University Kellogg Graduate School of Management.
(1927) Jean Thureau: France sport Champion.
(1926) Jack Delinger: American physical culturist; won the "Mr.
(1926) Ruth Zechlin: Composer.

(1926) Rachid Solh: Lebanese politician 48th Prime Minister of Lebanon (d. 2014).
(1926) Tadeusz Konwicki: Polish filmmaker (d. 2015).
(1925) Alain Bourbonnais: French architect and sculptor, who designed the Grand Théâtre de Luxembourg, built between 1960 and 1964.
(1924) Géza Vermes: Hungarian-English theologian and scholar (d. 2013).
(1924) Christopher Booth: English clinician and historian (d. 2012).
(1924) Norbert Callens: Belgium sport Champion.
(1924) Larkin Kerwin: Canadian physicist and academic (d. 2004).
(1924) Pierre Rufenacht: French military figure, awarded the 'Croix de Guerre' for his service in World War II.
(1923) Bernard Quentin: France Painter.
(1923) José Giovanni: French writer and film-maker of Corsican origin who became a naturalized Swiss citizen in 1986.
(1923) Richard Allan: American actor in the 1950s; his films include "Niagara" (1953) and "The Snows of Kilimanjaro" (1952).
(1922) Bill Blass: American fashion designer and eminently successful businessman, a full partner in the firm "Maurice Rentner," a leading manufacturer of exclusive women's wear.
(1922) Mona Lisa: Filipino actress.
(1922) Geza Vermes: Hungarian author and religious scholar.
(1921) Joseph Papp: Brooklyn, New York -- Stage producer / director (Pirates of Penzance).
(1921) Gower Champion: American dancer, choreographer, actor, director and showman.
(1921) Barbara Vucanovich: American lawyer and politician (d. 2013).
(1921) Barbara F Vucanovich: (Rep-R-Nevada, 1983- ).
(1920) Edmund Pellegrino: American ethicist and academic (d. 2013).
(1920) Gladys Marea Hartman: Athletics Administrator.
(1920) Jean-Francois Chabrun: French journalist, a reporter at J. Magazine, Ce soir, l’Express, Paris-Match, Marie-Claire, etc.
(1920) Jovito Salonga: Filipino lawyer and politician 14th President of the Senate of the Philippines.
(1920) Milo Komenich: American athlete, a pro-basketball player for one season, 1949-50.
(1920) Paul Frees: American animation voice actor (Bullwinkle), dies at age 66 (born 1920).
(1920) James Pomerene: American computer scientist and engineer (d. 2008).
(1920) Paul Frees in Chicago: Illinois, USA; performed voices in thousands of radio, TV, movies, many Disney roles and in Disneyland attractions, named Disney Legend in 2006.
(1920) Jean Chabrun: France Writer.
(1920) Paul Gautier: Lille physician.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Gower Champion: American dancer and choreographer (d. 1980).
(1918) Pierre Boillot: French fighter pilot and flying ace of World War II.
(1916) Johnny Jacobs: American television announcer (d. 1982).
(1916) Bernard Lauzanne: French journalist who became managing editor of "Le Monde.
(1915) Cornelius Warmerdam: American track and field champion, a world record holding pole vaulter.
(1915) Dolf van der Linden: Dutch conductor and composer (d. 1999).
(1914) Lilo Hardel: Writer.
(1913) Sandor Weores: Hungarian poet (d. 1989).
(1913) Wladyslaw Sila-Nowicki: Poland -- Lawyer (Solidarity).
(1913) Sándor Weöres: Hungarian poet and author (d. 1989).

(1912) Caroline: Princess Caroline Mathilde of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha (d. 1983).
(1912) Heinz Gies: Germany Actor.
(1912) Heinrich Gies: German film and television actor, who died on 26 April 1973 in Hannover, Lower Saxony, West Germany.
(1912) Vit Nejedly: Composer.
(1912) Princess Caroline: Mathilde of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha (d. 1983).
(1911) Guus Jansen: Jazz pianist (Net als Toen).
(1911) Edward Booher: American publisher, with McGraw-Hill book company.
(1911) Michel Dens: French baritone, particularly associated with the French repertory, both opera and operetta.
(1911) Marie Philipsen-Braun: Swimmer (1928 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1910) Gerd Mingram: German photographer and photojournalist, known as 'Germin.
(1910) John Hunt: Baron Hunt Indian-English lieutenant and mountaineer (d. 1998).
(1910) Peter Pears: English tenor (Death in Venice), dies at age 75 (born 1910).
(1910) Konrad Zuse: German computer scientist and engineer invented the Z3 computer (d. 1995).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Mike Todd [Avrom Goldbogen]: US director (80 days).
(1909) Katherine Dunham: Dancer / choreographer (Casbah, Stormy Weather).
(1909) Mike Todd: American producer and manager (d. 1958).
(1909) Maurice Adler: American film producer (d. 1960).
(1909) Beatriz de Borbón: Spanish royalty, a daughter of King Alfonso XIII of Spain and Victoria Eugenie of Battenberg.
(1909) Philippe Seringe: Meudon physician.
(1909) Enrique Camino Brent: Peruvian painter of the indigenous movement.
(1908) George Armin Goyder: Businessman / social philosopher.
(1907) John Caldwell: American astrologer in southern California who joined the AFA in June 1964.
(1907) Eriks Ādamsons: Latvian writer poet and novelist (d. 1946).

(1907) Eug?ne Claudius-Petit: Angers Military man.
(1907) Mike Todd: American film producer (d. 1958).
(1906) William Kneale: English logician and philosopher (d. 1990).
(1906) Anne Morrow Lindbergh: American writer, wife of Charles Lindbergh (d. 2001).
(1906) Billy Wilder: American filmmaker, screenwriter, producer, artist, and journalist, whose career spanned more than 50 years and 60 films.
(1906) Richard Fanshawe: England, United Kingdom -- Equestion 3 day event (1936 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1906) Anne Lindbergh: American pilot and writer.
(1906) Bernard Ménétrel: French physician and political advisor to Marshal Philippe Pétain during World War II.
(1905) Walter Leigh: Composer.
(1903) John Dillinger: American gangster whose robberies and daring escapes during 1933-34 made him the most famous of all U.S.
(1903) Carl Hubbell: Pitcher (New York Giants) - 253 wins, 2.97 lifetime ERA.
(1902) Henri Deglane: French wrestler, an Olympic Champion who won gold in Greco-Roman wrestling at the 1924 Summer Olympics in Paris in the heavyweight class.
(1902) David Burns: Actor (Music Man, Hello Dolly!).
(1902) Marguerite De La Motte: American actress (Born 1902).
(1902) Victor Point: French officer and explorer; a naval Lieutenant who volunteered to lead the 'Croisière Jaune' (Yellow Cruise) from 4 April 1931 to 12 February 1932, an automobile expedition organized by Citroën.
(1901) Elias Katz: Finnish runner and coach (d. 1947).
(1901) Naunton Wayne: Wales, United Kingdom -- Actor (Quartet, Hidden Room, Double Confession).
(1901) Jack Whiting: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Actor / singer (Marge & Gower Champion Show).
(1901) Pakh Subuh: Dutch Indonesian spiritual leader with an Islamic background, given a spiritual vision and a Messianic message as his Call.
(1900) Claude Puget: France Writer.
(1900) Jennie Tourel: St. Petersburg, Russia -- Mezzo-soprano (Met Opera 1943-47).

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