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Famous Birthdays of 22 March

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

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2010 - Today

(2015) Zelda Frissberg: American noted offspring, the granddaughter of businessman, billionaire and politician Mike Bloomberg.
(2011) Mateo Colicchio: American child of noted parents, his dad is celebrity chef Tom Colicchio and his mother is Lori Silverbush.

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2009 - 2000

(2003) Cheskino : YouTube Star.
(2000) Mlpstopmotion : YouTube Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Brennen Bliss: YouTube Star.
(1999) Gavin Macintosh: TV Actor.
(1998) Paola Andino: TV Actress.
(1998) Marcelo Michelli: Pop Singer.
(1997) María Herazo: Colombian tennis player.
(1997) Frank Rossi: Model.
(1997) Milo Sussman: American noted family, the son of TV talk-show host Ricki Lake and her artist husband Rob Sussman, 8 lbs 4 oz.
(1996) Martin Chirac
(1996) Martin Rey-Chirac: French noted family, the grandson of President Jacques Chirac, the son of Claude Chirac and Thierry Rey.
(1996) Luis Davila: Vine Star.

(1996) Izzy Meikle-Small: Movie Actress.
(1996) Gig Morton: Movie Actor.
(1996) Riley Biederer: Pop Singer.
(1995) Nick Robinson: TV Actor.
(1995) RJ Cyler: Actor.
(1994) Atsushi Shiramata: Japanese actor.
(1994) Kolohe Andino: American surfer.
(1994) Aliaksandra Sasnovich: Belarusian tennis player.
(1994) Frankie Cosmos: Musician.
(1993) Suraj Sharma: Actor.
(1993) Natalia Starr: Polish pornographic actress.
(1992) Jessie Andrews: American porn actress and DJ.
(1991) Antoine Griezmann: Athlete.
(1990) Lisa Mitchell: English-Australian singer-songwriter.
(1990) Melina Ramírez
(1990) Mathew Collins: YouTube Star.
(1990) Cody Gifford: American child of noted family; son of Kathie Lee and Frank Gifford.
(1990) Eugenie: Princess of Britain.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Allison Stokke
(1989) Aline Weber
(1989) Tyler Oakley: YouTube Star.
(1989) JJ Watt: Football Player.
(1989) Ben King: American cyclist.
(1989) Constance Wu: TV Actress.
(1989) J Watt: American football player.
(1989) Ruben Popa: Romanian footballer.
(1989) Eva Pereira: Cape Verdean runner.
(1988) Tania Raymonde: American actress.

(1988) Rottyful Sky: South Korean singer and actress (d. 2013).
(1988) Gary Beadle: Reality Star.
(1988) Chris Ivory: Football Player.
(1988) Noriko Kijima: Japanese model and actress.
(1987) Alice David
(1987) Ludovic Sané
(1987) Constance Wu: American actress.
(1987) Jairo Sandoval: Costa Rican environmentalist (d. 2013).
(1987) Ike Davis: American baseball player.
(1987) Björn Barrefors: Swedish decathlete.
(1987) Alex Woodrow: Bassist.
(1987) Jessica Ellis: Soap Opera Actress.
(1987) Liam Doran: British rallycross driver.
(1986) Isabel Kaif
(1986) 2016 Brussels bombings
(1986) Scott Eastwood: Actor.
(1986) Matt Nicholls: Drummer.
(1986) David Choi: American musician.
(1986) Jeon Boram: South Korean singer and actress (T-ara).
(1985) Lizzie Brocheré
(1985) Luminor (Cinema Bizarre)
(1985) Jakob Fuglsang: Danish professional cyclist.
(1985) Katie Stuart (1985)
(1985) James Wolk
(1985) Kelli Waite: Australian swimmer.
(1985) Justin Masterson: American baseball player.
(1985) Mike Jenkins: American football player.
(1985) Chris Wallace: American singer-songwriter and producer (The White Tie Affair).
(1985) Adrian Peterson: Athlete.
(1985) Mayola Biboko: Belgian footballer.
(1984) Zilin Zhang
(1984) Piotr Trochowski: Polish-born German soccer/football player.
(1983) Heather Lind
(1983) Thomas Davis: US movie editor / Son of MGM-chief Frank D, dies at 26.
(1983) Layla Anna-Lee: TV Show Host.
(1982) Constance Wu
(1982) Kyle Kingsbury: American mixed martial artist.
(1982) Piá : Brazilian footballer.
(1982) Enrico Gasparotto: Italian cyclist.
(1982) Michael Janyk: Canadian skier.
(1981) Tiffany Dupont
(1981) Mims : American rapper.
(1981) Karylle : Pop Singer.
(1981) MIMS American: rapper.
(1981) Lauren Kate: Author.
(1981) Arne Gabius: German runner.
(1980) Julien Dassin: French singer, son of French-American singer Joe Dassin and grand son of American film director Jules Dassin.
(1980) Shannon Bex: American singer-songwriter and dancer (Danity Kane).
(1980) Kandyse McClure
(1980) Nikola Janovic
(1980) Pamela O'Connor: Scottish ice dancer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Aaron North: American guitarist (Jubilee and The Icarus Line).
(1979) Staņislavs Olijars: Latvian hurdler.
(1979) Juan Uribe: Dominican baseball player.
(1979) Mariah Leanne: Bergmann; Miss Kansas Teen-USA (1997).
(1978) Disiz
(1978) Rani Mukerji: Actress.
(1978) Kevin Federline: Musician.
(1978) Harper Reed: Businessman.
(1978) Benjamin Smith: American homicide; a member of the World Church of the Creator, an Illinois-based white supremacist church that is one of the fastest-growing hate groups in the world in 1999.
(1978) Tom Poti: American ice hockey player.

(1977) Sara Houcke: British tiger trainer who has worked for both Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey circus.
(1977) Tom Poti: American hockey player, playing defence for the Washington Capitals.
(1977) Joey Porter: American football player and coach.
(1977) John Otto: Canadian-American drummer (Limp Bizkit).
(1976) Reese Witherspoon: American actress.
(1976) Kellie Shanygne: Williams in Washington DC; actress (Laura - Family Matters).
(1976) Kathryn Jean Lopez: American pundit.
(1976) Kathryn Lopez: American journalist.
(1976) Teun de Nooijer: Dutch field hockey player.
(1976) Kellie Williams: TV Actress.
(1975) Cole Hauser: American actor and producer.
(1975) Anne Dudek: American actress.
(1975) Bea Segura
(1975) Jiri Novak: in Czechoslovakia; tennis star.
(1975) Guillermo Diaz (actor)
(1975) Guillermo Diaz: TV Actor.
(1975) Jiří Novák: Czech-Monacan tennis player.
(1975) Chris Bayne: safety (Atlanta Falcons).
(1975) Jason Fletcher: American sports agent.
(1975) Dax Griffin in Atlanta Georgia: USA; actor (Tim Truman - Sunset Beach).
(1975) Steinar Raknes: Norwegian bassist.
(1974) Kidada Jones: Fashion Designer.
(1974) Marcus Camby: American basketball player: center/forward, Raptors.
(1974) Philippe Clement: Belgian footballer.
(1974) Gert Peens: South African-born Italian rugby player.
(1974) Bassem Youssef: TV Show Host.
(1974) Kim Yun-Jung: Miss Universe - Korea (1996).
(1974) Rhys Darby: Comedian.
(1974) Joseph Mawle: Actor.
(1974) Tuomas Gronman NHL defenseman (Team Finland Olympics-Bronze-1998: Pittsburgh Steelers).
(1973) Beverley Knight: English singer-songwriter and producer.
(1973) Dax Griffin: Kansas, United States -- Actor (Tim Truman-Sunset Beach).
(1973) Luther Elliss: NFL defensive end (Detroit Lions).
(1973) Sanne Denotté: Belgian Flemish singer.
(1973) Christopher Wheeldon: English dancer and choreographer.
(1973) Joe Nedney: American football player and coach.
(1972) Elvis Stojko: Canadian ice-skater, winning medals from 1994 and world champion by 1998.
(1972) Shawn Bradley: American basketball player, a center for the Dallas Mavericks.
(1972) Jocelyn Gourvennec: French football (soccer) player in midfield role.
(1972) Prince Pieter-Christiaan of Orange-Nassau van Vollenhoven
(1972) Cory Lidle: American athlete, a pro baseball player (a pitcher) and fraternal twin who crashed his plane into a New York high-rise building in October 11, 2006.
(1972) Christophe Revault
(1972) Mikhail Sloutsky: WLAF linebacker (Scotland Claymores).
(1972) Pieter Christiaan: Prince of the Netherlands.
(1972) Pieter-Christiaan : Dutch royalty, the third son of Princess Margriet and Prince Piester van Vollenhoven, the grandson of Juliana and Bernhard.
(1972) John Farquhar: tight end (New Orleans Saints).
(1972) Elvis Stojko in Richmond Hill: Ontario, Canada; ice skater (Olympics-silver-1994).
(1972) Kevin Lidle: American athlete, pro baseball player mostly minor league, and a twin of Cory Lidle.
(1971) Keegan-Michael Key: Comedian.
(1971) Julie Raynaud
(1971) Steve Hewitt
(1971) Iben Hjejle: Danish actress.
(1971) Will Yun Lee: American actor.
(1971) Louise Leakey: Scientist.
(1971) Richard Castillo: jockey.
(1971) Will Lee: TV Actor.
(1970) Anja Kling
(1970) Andreas Johnson: Swedish singer-songwriter.
(1970) Travis Richards in Crystal: Minnesota, USA; US hockey defenseman (Olympics-1994).
(1970) Live Roggen: Norwegian singer (Come Shine).
(1970) Reggie White: American athlete, defensive tackle, he played pro football from 1992-199, spending his first three seasons with San Diego and his last season with the New England Patriots.
(1970) Jason Rouser in Tucson: Arizona, USA; 200 metre/400 metre runner.
(1970) Leontien van Moorsel: Dutch cyclist.
(1970) Tagg Romney: Businessman.
(1970) Hwang Young-cho: South Korean runner.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Christopher Maloney: Rock Singer.
(1969) Russell Maryland NFL defensive tackle (Dallas Cowboys: Oakland Raiders).
(1969) Darrell Russell: Defensive tackle (Oakland Raiders).
(1969) Jonah Goldberg: Journalist.
(1968) Mikaël Ollivier
(1968) Ramón Martínez (pitcher)
(1968) Jacques-Henri Eyraud
(1968) Arve Henriksen: Norwegian trumpet player and composer.
(1968) Ramon Martinez in Santo Domingo: Dominican Republic; pitcher (Los Angeles Dodgers).
(1968) Euronymous : Norwegian guitarist and producer (Mayhem) (d. 1993).

(1967) Mario Cipollini: Italian professional cyclist, placing in the Tour de France three times.
(1967) Bernie Gallacher: Scottish-English footballer (d. 2011).
(1966) Jan Lundgren
(1966) Brian Shaw: American basketball guard for Orlando Magic, formerly with the Celtics and Miami Heat.
(1966) Barry Minkow: American swindler who formed a totally bogus company, the ZZZZ Best Co.
(1966) Paul Midgley: English scientist and academic.
(1966) Yahya Ayyash: militant.
(1966) Sean Berry in Santa Monica: California, USA; infielder (Houston Astros).
(1966) Brad Edwards: NFL safety (Atlanta Falcons).
(1966) Brian Shaw NBA guard (Orlando Magic: San Francisco Warriors).
(1966) António Pinto: Portuguese runner.
(1966) Pia Cayetano: Filipino lawyer and politician.
(1966) Todd Ewen: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan -- NHL right wing (Anaheim Mighty Ducks).
(1966) Artis Pabriks: Latvian academic and politician 11th Minister for Defence of Latvia.
(1965) John Kordic: Canadian ice hockey player (Born 1965).
(1965) Rick Harrison: Reality Star.
(1965) Emma Wray: English actress.
(1964) Philippe Magnin
(1964) Mel Fair
(1964) El Felino: Mexican wrestler.
(1964) Caitlin Davies: English author.
(1964) Jeffrey Wagner in Sydney: New South Wales, Australia; Australasia golfer.
(1963) Giuseppe Galderisi: Italian soccer player with Italy's international team; he participated in world soccer in Mexico, 1986.
(1963) Susanne Sulley
(1963) Deborah Bull: English ballerina.
(1963) John Prendergast: Activist.
(1963) Rich Monteleone in Tampa: Florida, USA; pitcher (California Angels).
(1963) Suzanne Sulley in Sheffield: South Yorkshire, England; rocker (Human Leauge - "Human").
(1963) Hannu Virta in Turku: Finland; hockey defenseman (Team Finland).
(1963) Britta Von Lojewski: German journalist, radio and television presenter.
(1963) Francesco Quinn: Italian noted family, the son of actor Anthony Quinn with his second wife.
(1962) Francesco Quinn
(1962) Villano V: Mexican wrestler.
(1962) Juan Aguilera: in Spain; tennis star.
(1962) Diane Pavich in Melbourne: Australia; golfer (1993 T50 Alpine Australia Ladies).
(1962) Tim Elliott in Perth: Western Australia; Australasia golfer.
(1962) Rosie O'Donnell: Comedian.
(1962) Matthew Broderick: Actor.
(1962) Mark Waid: Writer.
(1961) Kassie DePaiva: Actress.
(1960) Nicole Holofcener: Director.
(1960) Lauri Vahtre: Estonian historian and politician.
(1960) Laurie Sargent: rock vocalist (Face To Face).
(1960) Tarmo Laht: Estonian architect.
(1960) Cinzia De Carolis: Italian actress, voice actress, dialogue writer, director and singer.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Matthew Modine: American actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1959) Denis Balbir
(1959) Eric Villeneuve
(1959) Carlton Cuse: Mexican-born American TV writer and executive.
(1959) Avraham Fried: American singer-songwriter.
(1959) Nobuo Uematsu: Composer.
(1959) Matthew Modine in Loma Linda: California, USA; actor (Full Metal Jacket, Pacific Heights).
(1958) Daniel E Lorey
(1958) Wayne Bloom: American wrestler.
(1958) Daniel Lorey: American pro astrologer on Long Island, NY, the author of "The Wildman, The Earth and the Stars," 1994.

(1958) Pete Wylie in Liverpool: England; rocker (Sinful).
(1958) Joyce Lester: Australian softball catcher (1996 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1958) Gary Oldman: Actor.
(1958) Laurie David: American blogger activist and producer.
(1958) Pete Wylie: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Crucial Three and The Spitfire Boys).
(1958) Astrid Joosten: Dutch television host, writer and actress.
(1957) Stephanie Mills: American actress and singer.
(1957) Jürgen Bucher: German footballer.
(1957) Jurgen Bucher: German footballer.
(1956) Maria Teresa Grand Duchess of Luxembourg
(1956) Christian Charmetant
(1956) Generosa Ammon: American wife of Daniel Pelosi (d. 2003).
(1956) Lyndsay Stephen in Donnybrook: Western Australia; Australasia golfer.
(1955) Lena Olin: Swedish-American actress.
(1955) James House: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1955) Valdis Zatlers: Latvian physician and politician 7th President of Latvia.
(1955) Pete Sessions: American politician.
(1954) Pascale Roze
(1954) Tommy Hollis: American actor (d. 2001).
(1954) Francis Szpiner: French lawyer, who defended several personalities involved in political and financial scandals of the 1990s.
(1954) Ross Browner: American football player, a defensive end and interior lineman with the Cincinnati Bengals and Green Bay Packers.
(1953) Didier Rocher: French business executive and noted family, one of three sons of industrialist Yves Rocher, famed producer of "natural" cosmetics.
(1953) Robin Le Mesurier
(1953) Thomas H: Andrews; American politician (Representative-Democrat-Maine).
(1953) Peter McEvoy: Actor (Against the Innocent).
(1952) Jay Dee Daugherty: American drummer.
(1952) Des Browne: Scottish lawyer and politician Secretary of State for Scotland.
(1952) Bob Costas in Queens: New York, USA; sportscaster/talk show host (Later).
(1952) Jay Daugherty: American drummer and songwriter (The Church).
(1952) Bob Costas: Sportscaster.
(1951) Musa Khiramanovich Manarov in the USSR cosmonaut (Soyuz TM-4: TM-11).
(1951) Howard Reitzes in Southgate: California, USA; rocker (Iron Butterfly).
(1950) Goran Bregovic
(1950) Jocky Wilson: Scottish darts player (d. 2012).
(1950) Sergei Lavrov: Diplomat.
(1950) Goran Bregović: Bosnian guitarist and songwriter (Bijelo Dugme and Jutro).
(1950) Mary Tamm: English actress (d. 2012).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Fanny Ardant: French actress, touted as France's answer to Katharine Hepburn.
(1949) Jean-Michel Aulas
(1949) Michi Dei Rossi: Italian drummer, a member of the band Le Orme since 1967.
(1949) D Watson: Director (Brighton University).
(1949) Brian Hanrahan: British journalist (Born 1949).
(1948) Andrew Lloyd Webber: English theatre composer.
(1948) Wolf Blitzer: American television journalist.
(1948) Tom Richards: Australian artist, cartoonist, journalist and actor.
(1948) Ken Boothe
(1948) Andrew Lloyd Webber: Composer.

(1948) Andrew Webber: British composer, playwright and impresario noted for some of the greatest hit shows of the late 20th and early 21st centuries.
(1948) Randy Hobbs: American bass player (The McCoys and Montrose) (d. 1993).
(1948) Randy Hobbs rocker (Johnny Winter Band: McCoys).
(1947) Erik Orsenna: French politician and novelist.
(1947) James Patterson: American author.
(1947) Priscilla Yates: director (Royal Academy of Dancing).
(1947) Maarten van Gent: Dutch basketball player and coach.
(1947) Patrick Olive: percussionist (Hot Chocolate - "You Sexy Thing").
(1947) Tony Pope: American voice actor (d. 2004).
(1947) Harry Vanda [Vandenberg] in the Hague: Netherlands; rock guitarist (Easybeats).
(1947) George Ferguson: English architect and politician 1st Mayor of Bristol.
(1946) Penny Thornton: British pro astrologer and author of "Suns and Lovers.
(1946) Don Chaney: NBA player (Houston Rockets) / coach (Detroit Pistons).
(1946) Serge [Ruud: Schaap]; Dutch singer/guitarist (Saskia and Serge).
(1946) Rudy / Rudolf [von Bittner] Rucker: United States -- Sci-fi author (Wetware).
(1946) Timothy Dalton: Actor.
(1946) Richard Faulkner: Baron Faulkner of Worcester English journalist and politician.
(1946) Rivka Golani: Israeli viola player and composer.
(1946) Harry Vanda: Dutch-Australian singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (The Easybeats and Vanda & Young).
(1946) Rudy Rucker: American mathematician, computer scientist, science fiction author, and philosopher, and is one of the founders of the cyberpunk literary movement.
(1945) Ginny Stevenson: American talent coordinator for "The Tonight Show.
(1945) Enric Majó: Spanish theatre actor who starred in Spanish productions of Hamlet (1970) and The Lady of the Camellias (1978).
(1945) Peter Williams: English physicist and academic.
(1945) Eric Roth: American screenwriter and producer.
(1945) Alan Opie: Baritone (Boughton Bethlehem, Britten 5 Canticles).
(1945) Charles "Chuck" Jackson American singer (Playboy: Independents).
(1944) Jean Saint-Josse: French politician and former member of the Rally for the Republic (RPR), who is currently the leader of the ruralist Hunt, Fish, Nature, Traditions (CPNT) party.
(1944) Linden Leisge
(1944) T S: "Tony" McPhee; rocker (Sad Go Round).
(1944) R P Mardling headmaster (Queen Elizabeth Grammar School: Wakefield).
(1943) George Benson: Jazz Singer.
(1943) Keith Relf: English singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (The Yardbirds Renaissance and Armaggedon) (d. 1976).
(1943) Jane Statlander: American astrologer who relocated to Raanan, Israel where she writes a column, gives talks and astrology readings, "the English speaker's astrologer.
(1943) Vivian Stanshall: Musician.
(1943) Nazem Ganjapour: Iranian footballer and manager (d. 2013).
(1943) Keith Reif: England, United Kingdom -- Rocker (Yardbirds-For Your Love, Renaissance).
(1943) George Benson in Pittsburgh: Pennsylvania, USA; singer/guitarist ("Greatest Love of All").
(1943) Joseph Schwantner: Composer.
(1942) André Ughetto
(1942) Alain Gottvallès: French swimmer, he won a gold medal at the 1962 European championship, in the 100m (freestyle).
(1942) Jorge Ben Jor: Brazilian musician.
(1942) Jorge Jor: Brazilian singer-songwriter.
(1942) Jon Arthur English: Composer.
(1942) Ali Abdullah Saleh: Politician.
(1942) Dick Pound: Canadian amateur sports executive.
(1942) Jack Guittet
(1942) Bernd Herzsprung: German actor.
(1941) Bruno Ganz: Zurich, Switzerland -- Actor (Strapless, Wings of Desire).
(1941) Gerald Markoe: American astrologer who combines astrology and music in innovative ways.
(1941) Jeremy Clyde: English singer-songwriter guitarist and actor (Chad & Jeremy).
(1941) Billy Collins: American poet author and academic.
(1941) Cassam Uteem: Mauritian politician 2nd President of Mauritius.
(1940) Haing S Ngor: Doctor / actor (Killing Fields), dies at 45.
(1940) Dave Keon: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1940) Peter Frost: American ecclesiastic, one of the number of priests who have had lawsuits filed against them for alleged acts of sexual abuse.
(1940) Michael Von Preußen: German author on German history and a member of the House of Hohenzollern.
(1940) Haing Ngor: Cambodian-American physician actor and author (d. 1996).
(1940) William Ritchie: vice-chancellor (Lancaster University).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Fred F. Fielding: Lawyer.
(1938) Jacques Merceron-Vicat: French billionaire, an engineer who is chairman of the Vicat Group.
(1938) Michael Foreman: Artist.
(1938) Vivian Pulliam: Horse trainer.
(1938) Rein Etruk: Estonian chess player (d. 2012).
(1937) Angelo Badalamenti: American pianist and composer.
(1937) Jon Hassell: American trumpet player and composer.
(1937) Armin Hary: German athlete.
(1937) Georges Groussard: French cyclist who rode professionally from 1960 to 1967.
(1936) Roger Whittaker: British singer born in British South Africa who is a very popular recording artist in Britain, Canada and the U.S.

(1936) Annamaria Gambineri: Italian TV announcer since the beginning of Italian TV.
(1936) Roger Whittaker in Nairobi: Kenya; country singer ("Durham Town").
(1936) Ron Carey: American union leader (d. 2008).
(1936) Marcel Rozier
(1936) Alan Bleasdale: Author / playwright (Are You Lonesome Tonight).
(1936) Alan Bleasdale: Author / playwright (Are You Lonesome Tonight).
(1936) May Britt: Sweden -- Actress (Young Lions) / Wife of Sammy Davis Jr.
(1936) Philip Ely: President (British Law Society).
(1936) George Ratcliffe: American executive and CEO in charge of Hubbell, a large telecommunications and electrical products manufacturing corporation.
(1935) M[ichael] Emmet Walsh in Ogdensburg: New York, USA; actor (Wildcats, War Party).
(1935) Frank Pulli: American baseball player and umpire (d. 2013).
(1935) M Emmet Walsh: American actor.
(1935) Brian Clough: Athlete.
(1935) M Walsh: American actor.
(1934) Orrin Hatch: American politician who was elected a Senator from Utah in 1976.
(1934) May Britt: Movie Actress.
(1934) Orrin G Hatch American politician (Senator-Republican-Utah: 1977-).
(1934) Leslie Turnberg: President (Royal College of Physicians).
(1934) Sheila Cameron Queen's Council: Vicar-General (Province of Canterbury).
(1934) Sheila Cameron: English lawyer and judge.
(1934) Larry Martyn: English comedy actor (d. 1994).
(1933) Michel Hidalgo
(1933) May Britt: Swedish-American actress and singer.
(1933) Buddy MacKay American politician (Representative-Democrat-Florida: 1983-).
(1933) Abolhassan Banisadr: Iranian economist and politician 1st President of Iran.
(1933) Linden Chiles: American actor (d. 2013).
(1932) Sidney Craig
(1932) Juke Bonner: American blues singer, harmonica player, and guitarist.
(1932) Betty Curtis: Italian singer who performed from 1957 to 2004.
(1932) Larry Evans: American chess grandmaster and journalist (Born 1932).
(1932) Norbert Koch: Netherlands sport Champion.
(1932) Els Borst: Dutch scientist, professor of medicine, D66 politician, Dutch Minister of Health, Welfare and Sport and honorary Minister of State.
(1931) William Shatner: Canadian-American actor in film and TV best known as the Starship Commander James T. Kirk on the series "Star Trek," 1966-1969.
(1931) Robert Kaufman
(1931) Jacqueline Monsigny
(1931) Igor Hajek: Translator / writer.
(1931) Petrus Van Rhijn: Netherlands sport Champion.
(1931) Leslie Thomas: Welsh author best known for his comic novel "The Virgin Soldiers.
(1931) Burton Richter: American physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1931) Bob Kaufman: American scriptwriter, director and producer, his works include: "Love At First Bite," which he produced, (starring George Hamilton and Susan St. James), "Freebie and the Bean" (with Alan Arkin) and "How To Beat the High Cost of Living.
(1931) Burton Richter American physicist: Nobel Prize laureate.
(1930) Stephen Sondheim: American composer and lyricist whose scores include the lyrics for "West Side Story" and "Gypsy" and the words and music for "A Little Night Music.
(1930) Joël Le Theule
(1930) Pat Robertson: American Protestant evangelist, author and media mogul.
(1930) hamo Ben
(1930) Derek Bok: American lawyer and academic.
(1930) Joél Le Theule: Sablé Politician.
(1930) Stephen Sondheim in New York City: New York, USA; lyricist/composer (Sweeney Todd, Into The Woods, West Side Story, A Little Night Music).
(1930) Lynden O: Pindling; Prime Minister of Bahamas (1967-92).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Tan Sri P Ramlee
(1929) Sergio Cervato: Italian soccer player.
(1929) Yayoi Kusama: Japanese painter and sculptor.
(1929) Mort Drucker: American illustrator.
(1928) Ed Macauley: American basketball player coach and priest (d. 2011).
(1928) Bill Archer American politician (Representative-Republican-Texas: 1971-).
(1928) E Hirsch: American author critic and academic.
(1928) Carrie Donovan: American fashion editor (d. 2001).
(1928) Edward Hennessey: American executive and CEO in charge of Allied Signal.
(1928) ED Hirsch: American social commentator.

(1928) Dmitri Antonovitch Volkogonov: Soldier / historian.
(1928) DC Ingman: CEO (British Waterways Board).
(1928) Betty Callaway: Figure skating trainer.
(1927) Paul Stuffel: American baseball player, a right-handed pitcher with the Philadelphia Phillies from 1950 to 1953.
(1927) Viscount Bolingbroke
(1927) Marty Blake: American basketball player and manager (d. 2013).
(1926) Alastair Reid: Scottish poet and a scholar of South American literature.
(1926) Julius Marmur: Biochemist / geneticist.
(1926) Lawrence Jackson: Provost Emeritus (Blackburn).
(1925) Gilles Pelletier: Canadian actor.
(1925) Peter Brook: Producer.
(1925) Colin Spedding: CEO (Council of Science and Technology Institutes).
(1925) Luis Miramontes: Mexican chemist known as the co-inventor of the progestin norethindrone used in one of the first three oral contraceptives.
(1925) Andr? Gouyon: Le Mont-Dore EXecutives.
(1924) Henri Virlogeux
(1924) Paul Fussell: Historian.
(1924) Bill Wendell: American television announcer (d. 1999).
(1924) Allen Neuharth: Businessman.
(1924) Osman Seden: Turkish director producer and screenwriter (d. 1998).
(1924) Al Neuharth: American journalist and author founded USA Today (d. 2013).
(1924) Bill Roost: English footballer (d. 2013).
(1924) Yevgeny Ostashev: Russian colonel pilot and engineer (d. 1960).
(1924) Bill Wendell in New York City: New York, USA; TV announcer (Late Night With David Letterman).
(1924) Henri Virlojeux: France Actor.
(1923) Marcel Marceau: French pantomime artist, actor, author, and creator of the internationally acclaimed white-faced clown "Bip," Marceau was awarded two Emmys, a Knighthood in the French Legion of Honor, Officer's rank in the National Order of Merit and comedy rank in the National Order of Arts and Letters of France.
(1923) Carmen Filpi: American actor (d. 2003).
(1923) Bryan Clieve Roberts: Lawyer / civil servant.
(1923) Cor N van Dis Jr Dutch Member of Parliament (SGP: 1971-94).
(1922) Stewart Stern: screenwriter (Rebel Without A Cause).
(1922) Mujib ur-Rahman: Pakistan -- Sheik / Premier.
(1922) John Gilligan: American lieutenant and politician 62nd Governor of Ohio (d. 2013).
(1921) Nino Manfredi: Italian actor, screenwriter and director or both comedy and drama.
(1921) John J Gilligan
(1921) Jean Bruce
(1921) John Gilligan: Cincinnati Politician.
(1921) Jack Gilligan: American politician, 62nd Governor of Ohio from 1971-1975.
(1921) Wilhelmus Norbert Schmelzer: Netherlands -- Foreign Minister (KVP).
(1921) Hubert Landais: French heritage curator, art historian and director who died in Saumur on 28 July 2006.
(1920) Ross Martin: Grodek, Poland -- Actor (Mr Lucky, Wild Wild West).
(1920) William Travilla: American Oscar-winning Hollywood fashion designer.
(1920) Werner Klemperer: German-American actor and singer (d. 2000).
(1920) James Brown: American actor and singer (d. 1992).
(1920) Fanny Waterman: English pianist and educator founded the Leeds International Pianoforte Competition.
(1920) Lloyd MacPhail: Canadian businessman and politician 23rd Lieutenant Governor of Prince Edward Island (d. 1995).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Susie Porter: American astrologer, researcher and editor.
(1919) Bernard Krigstein: American illustrator (d. 1990).
(1919) Léo Valentin: French adventurer, who attempted to achieve human flight using bird-like wings.
(1918) Cheddi B Jagan: Dentist / founder PPP / Guyanese Premier (1953, 1957-64).
(1918) Harry Kay: Vice-chancellor (Exeter University).
(1918) Marian McPartland: Musician.
(1918) Tauno Kullerve: Pylkkanen composer.
(1918) Andre Blanchet: France sport Champion.
(1918) Cheddi Jagan: Guyanese politician 4th President of Guyana (d. 1997).
(1917) Hélène Duc

(1917) C S Pick: Publisher.
(1917) Paul Rogers Plympton Devon England actor (Looking Glass War: Billy Budd).
(1917) Paul Rogers: English actor (d. 2013).
(1917) Virginia Grey: American actress and singer (d. 2004).
(1917) Irving Kaplansky: Canadian-American mathematician and academic (d. 2006).
(1916) Josephine van Gasteren: Dutch actress / director (Bluejackets).
(1916) George Wyle New York City: New York, orchestra leader (Jerry Lewis Show, Flip Wilson Show).
(1915) James V Neel
(1915) Paul Bazinet: France Military man.
(1915) Erling Kongshaug: Norwegian rifle shooter and Olympic champion.
(1915) Georgiy Zhzhonov: Russian actor and author (Born 1915).
(1915) James Neel: American geneticist who played a key role in the development of human genetics as a field of research in the United States.
(1915) Forest Sagendorf: cartoonist.
(1914) Lord Stokes
(1914) Jean-Paul Lacroix: Colombes Journalist.
(1914) John Stanley: American author and illustrator (d. 1993).
(1914) Donald Stokes: Baron Stokes English businessman (d. 2008).
(1914) Masao Maruyama: social scientist.
(1913) Lew Wasserman: American film studio executive and agent whom Steven Spielberg called a "great titan of the industry.
(1913) Tom McCall: American politician, the Governor of Oregon from 1966-1974.
(1913) Charles E Dederich
(1913) James Westerfield: Nashville, Tennessee -- Actor (Jungle Heat, Lucky Johnny).
(1913) Sabiha Gökçen: Turkish soldier and pilot (d. 2001).
(1913) Sabiha Gokcen: Turkish combat pilot (d. 2001).
(1913) Karl Malden Chicago Illinois actor (Mike-Streets of San Francisco: American Express).
(1913) Charles Dederich: American founder of Synanon drug and alcohol rehab program, 1958.
(1912) Karl Malden: American actor, commercial pitchman, writer, and president of the Motion Picture Academy.
(1912) Agnes Martin: Canadian-American painter and educator (d. 2004).
(1912) Martha Mödl
(1912) Henri Rousselot: Admiral, dies at 82.
(1912) Leslie Johnson: English race car driver (d. 1959).
(1912) Lord Alport
(1912) Wilfrid Brambell: Irish-English actor (d. 1985).
(1911) Cecil Campbell (guitarist)
(1911) Raymond Gallun: American vintage sci-fi pulp writer from 1930s.
(1910) Jean Delga: Blaye Military man.
(1910) Nicholas Monsarrat: English sailor and author (d. 1979).
(1910) Nicholas Monsarret: England, United Kingdom -- Writer (Cruel Sea).
(1910) René Desfourneaux: French suicide, the son of executioner Jules-Henri Desfourneaux.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Gabrielle Roy: Canadian author and educator (d. 1983).
(1909) Roland Mascaret: France Painter.
(1909) Jack Popplewell: Composer / playwright.
(1908) Louis L'Amour: American author and poet (d. 1988).
(1908) Jack Crawford: Australian tennis player (Born 1908).
(1908) Maurice H Stans Shakope Minnesota: US Secretary of Commerce (1969-72).
(1908) Muriel Dowding: English animal rights activist, vegetarian, anti-vivisectionist and spiritualist, who died on 20 November 1993.
(1908) Ernest Liberati: France sport Champion.
(1908) Albrecht Goes: writer.
(1907) Lucia dos Santos

(1907) Roger Blin: French actor and stage director.
(1907) Lúcia dos Santos
(1907) James Gavin: American general and diplomat United States Ambassador to France (d. 1990).
(1907) Lucia Santos: Portuguese child noted for the Miracle of Fatima which occurred on 13 October 1917, 1:30 PM GMT.
(1906) Marcel Hastir
(1906) Maurice Rouquette: Limoges EXecutives.
(1905) Ruth Page: US choreographer / ballet leader (Diaghilev, Pygmalion).
(1905) Georges Barbe: Meudon Military man.
(1905) Phyllis McGinley: Author.
(1905) Maurice Delnatte: Tourcoing physician.
(1905) Grigorij M: Kosinzev Russian director.
(1905) Carlo Alberto: Pizzini composer.
(1905) Edmond Roudnitska: French master perfumer and author.
(1903) Jean Lods: French film director who played an important part in avant-garde films, mainly documentaries and pioneer of film as an art media with the release of "Maillol," 1942.
(1903) Bill Holman: American cartoonist (d. 1987).
(1903) Léopold Gimié: French civil aviation wireless operator, teammate of Jean Mermoz.
(1903) Jochen Klepper: writer.
(1903) Michele Mitoli: Italy Scientist.
(1903) James S Russell: US pilot / Admiral (WWII Pacific Ocean).
(1902) Eustace Chesser: Scottish author and lecturer, a consulting psychologist.
(1902) Eugene Tabbot: American astrologer and long-standing member of the AFA.
(1902) Ellin Berlin [MacKay] Mrs Irving Berlin: writer (Lace Curtain).
(1902) Madeleine Milhaud: French actress and composer (d. 2008).
(1902) Johannes Brinkman: Dutch architect designed the Van Nelle Factory (d. 1949).
(1901) Greta Kempton: Austrian-American painter (d. 1991).
(1900) Ren? Sartory: Versailles physician.

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