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Famous Birthdays of 23 July

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 23rd of July

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(2009) Charlene and Myla Twins Federer: Daughters of Swiss tennis player Roger Federer and Miroslava "Mirka" Vavrinec.
(2008) Daxton McKnight: Family Member.
(2002) Benjamin Flores: Movie Actor.
(2002) Lil' P-Nut: American rapper and actor.
(2000) Kaelyn Olivia: YouTube Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1998) Madison Pettis: Actress.
(1998) Waliyha Malik: Family Member.
(1998) Payton Justice: Vine Star.
(1997) Santo August: Rapper.
(1996) Rachel G. Fox: Actress.
(1996) Rachel G Fox: American actress.
(1996) David Dobrik: Vine Star.
(1996) Rachel Fox: American actress and singer.
(1996) Danielle Bradbery: Country Singer.
(1995) Faryl Smith

(1995) Thomas Ramos
(1995) Armaan Malik: Musician.
(1995) Ezekiel Elliott: Athlete.
(1993) Lili Simmons
(1993) Joivan Wade: YouTube Star.
(1993) Blessing Xaba: YouTube Star.
(1993) Steele Mellet: Family Member.
(1992) Danny Ings: Soccer Player.
(1992) Self Provoked: Rapper.
(1992) Britne Oldford: Actress.
(1992) Amanda Wilson: English singer.
(1991) Bibi Jones: American porn actress.
(1991) Penelope Mitchell
(1991) Tennys Sandgren: Athlete.
(1991) Jarrod Wallace: Australian rugby league footballer.
(1991) Lauren Mitchell: Australian gymnast.
(1991) Nathan Adams: Game Designer.
(1990) Neil Perry: Drummer.
(1990) Kevin Reynolds: Canadian figure skater.
(1990) Young JV: Filipino actor singer and dancer.
(1990) Ryan Castro: American actor.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Daniel Radcliffe: Movie Actor.
(1989) Donald Young: American tennis player.
(1989) Keegan Allen: Actor.
(1989) Ashley King: Reality Star.
(1989) Katy B: English singer-songwriter.
(1989) Eliška Bučková: Czech model Czech Miss 2008.
(1988) Cheikh M'Bengue
(1988) Ping Medina: Filipino actor.
(1988) Pippa Bennett-Warner: English actress.
(1988) Pablo Holman: Chilean singer-songwriter and guitarist (Kudai).

(1987) Luiz Gustavo: Soccer Player.
(1987) Alessio Cerci: Italian footballer.
(1987) Don Drysdale: American noted family; son of baseball player Don Drysdale .
(1987) Maejor Ali: Music Producer.
(1987) Arthur Napiontek: American actor.
(1987) Serdar Kurtuluş: Turkish footballer.
(1987) Bri Bagwell: Country Singer.
(1987) Felipe Dylon: Brazilian singer.
(1986) Reece Ritchie: English actor.
(1986) Yelena Sokolova: Russian long jumper.
(1986) Nelson Philippe: French race car driver.
(1986) Ayaka Komatsu: Japanese model actress and singer.
(1986) Natalie Tran: Vietnamese-Australian Youtube video blogger.
(1985) Luis Angel Landin: Mexican footballer.
(1985) Blake Harrison: English actor.
(1985) Matthew Colin Bailey: American designer.
(1985) Anna Mühe: German actress.
(1985) Luis Landín: Mexican footballer.
(1985) Olafur Hannesson: Icelandic television personality.
(1984) Brandon Roy: American professional basketball player.
(1984) Walter Gargano: Uruguayan footballer.
(1984) Yann Jouffre
(1984) Matthew Murphy: English singer and guitarist (The Wombats).
(1984) Celeste Thorson: American actress producer and screenwriter.
(1983) Aaron Peirsol: American swimmer.
(1983) Rebecca Cartwright
(1983) Andrew Eiden: American actor.
(1983) Bec Hewitt: Australian actress and singer.
(1983) Sharni Vinson: Model.
(1983) David Strettle: English rugby player.
(1983) Ron Pope: Pop Singer.
(1983) Blair Redford: Soap Opera Actor.
(1982) Paul Wesley: American actor.
(1982) Valentina Acosta
(1982) Luis Arrieta
(1982) Tom Mison: TV Actor.
(1982) Weston Mueller
(1982) Gerald Wallace: American basketball player.
(1982) Joe Mather: American baseball player.
(1982) Zanjoe Marudo: Filipino actor.
(1982) Ömer Barış: Turkish footballer.
(1982) Claudette Ortiz: American soul singer.
(1982) Tristan MacManus: Dancer.
(1982) Schottzie Schott: Dog mascot of Cincinnati Reds.
(1982) Gökhan Ünal: Turkish footballer.
(1981) Raphaël Personnaz
(1981) Jade Hsu
(1981) Jarkko Nieminen: Finnish tennis player.
(1981) Steve Jocz: Canadian singer-songwriter drummer and director (Sum 41).
(1981) Aleksandr Kulik: Estonian footballer.
(1981) Josh Lawson: Actor.
(1981) Clive Standen: Actor.
(1981) Dmitriy Karpov: Kazakhstani decathlete.
(1980) Michelle Williams (singer)
(1980) Sabine Pfeifer
(1980) Katie Bratayley: Family Member.
(1980) Michelle Williams: Pop Singer.
(1980) Sandeep Parikh: American actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1980) Craig Stevens: Athlete.
(1980) Michelle Williams American singer: actress, member of Destiny's Child.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Perro Aguayo: Mexican wrestler and promoter (d. 2015).
(1979) Anta Livitsanou: Greek actress and singer.
(1979) Sotirios Kyrgiakos: Greek footballer.
(1979) Richard Sims: Zimbabwean cricketer.
(1979) Parvesh Cheena: Actor.
(1979) Mehmet Alakurt: Turkish actor and model.
(1979) Cathleen Tschirch: German sprinter.
(1979) Ricardo Sperafico: Brazilian race car driver.
(1978) Sheila Mello: Brazilian exotic dancer noted for the sway of her ample hips, a blonde beauty.
(1978) Tasha Tilberg

(1978) Stefanie Sun: Singaporean singer-songwriter and pianist.
(1978) Cyril Dion
(1978) A. J. Cook: Actress.
(1978) Marianela Gonzalez: Venezuelan actress.
(1978) Lauren Groff: American novelist and short story writer.
(1978) Marianela González: Venezuelan actress.
(1978) Stuart Elliott: Northern Irish footballer.
(1977) Silvia Colloca
(1977) Néicer Reasco: Ecuadorian footballer.
(1977) Tamara Wall: Soap Opera Actress.
(1977) Saeed Modarres: persian singer.
(1977) Scott Clemmensen: American ice hockey player and coach.
(1977) Neicer Reasco: Ecuadorian footballer.
(1977) Shawn Thornton: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1976) Judit Polgár: Hungarian chess player.
(1976) Mathieu Madénian: French humourist, formerly lawyer, born to an Armenian father and a German father, he should have been present at Charlie Hebdo office but he had to wait for a television technician at his home.
(1976) Jonathan Gallant: Canadian bassist (Billy Talent).
(1976) Judit Polgar: Hungarian chess player.
(1976) Inger Lise Ebeltoft: Miss Universe - Norway (1996).
(1975) Allison Pierce (singer)
(1975) Alice Temperley: Designer.
(1975) Seong Hyeon-ah: South Korean actress.
(1975) Dustin Yellin: Artist.
(1975) Sung Hyun-ah: South Korean model and actress.
(1975) Dan Rogerson: English politician.
(1975) Surya Sivakumar: Indian Tamil actor.
(1975) Suriya : Movie Actor.
(1974) Stephanie March: American actress.
(1974) Maurice Greene (athlete)
(1974) Kathryn Hahn: American actress and screenwriter.
(1974) Franka Potente: Actress.
(1974) Terry Glenn: American football player and coach.
(1974) Maurice Greene: Kansas City, Kansas -- 100m runner.
(1974) Sonny Siaki: Samoan professional wrestler.
(1974) Rik Verbrugghe: Belgian cyclist.
(1974) Tara Williams: WNBA guard (Phoenix Mercury).
(1973) Monica Lewinsky: American government employee, an intern in the White House when she had an affair with the President of the U.S.
(1973) Francis Healy: English-born Scottish singer-songwriter and guitarist (Travis).
(1973) Darvin Ham: NBA forward (Washington Wizards).
(1973) Nomar Garciaparra: American athlete, pro baseball player.
(1973) Kyle Walters: CFL defensive back (Hamilton Tiger Cats).
(1973) Boo Weekley: Golfer.
(1973) JJ Williams: Family Member.
(1973) Rufus Wainwright: Musician.
(1973) Jaime Camil: Actor.
(1973) Andrea Scanavacca: Italian rugby player and manager.
(1973) Aleksey Igudesman: Musician.
(1973) Fran Healy: English-Scottish singer-songwriter and guitarist (Travis).
(1973) Himesh Reshammiya: Indian singer-songwriter producer actor and director.
(1972) Marlon Wayans: American actor.
(1972) Oscar McBride: NFL tight end (Arizona Cardinals).
(1972) Seth Dittman: NFL offensive tackle (Indianapolis Colt, London Monarchs).
(1972) Trisha Fallon: Australian basketball forward (1996 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1972) Robert Hoge: Australian writer, a journalist, speechwriter, science communicator for the CSIRO and a political advisor to the former Queensland Premier and Deputy Premier.
(1972) Giovane Élber: Brazilian footballer.
(1972) Suat Kılıç: Turkish journalist lawyer and politician Turkish Minister of Youth and Sports.
(1972) Floyd Reifer: Barbadian cricketer and coach.
(1971) Alison Krauss: American country and western singer who received the "Best Bluegrass Recording" award in 1990 for her song "I've Got That Old Feeling.
(1971) Chris Michalek: American harmonica player (d. 2010).
(1971) Joel Stein: American journalist.
(1971) Akhil Sharma: Author.
(1971) Christopher Lee: Malaysian actor host and singer.
(1971) Aimee Rinehart: Miss Missouri USA (1996).
(1971) Eugene Domingo: Filipino film and theater actress, comedienne and host.
(1971) Charlotte Gainsbourg: Actress.
(1971) Dalvin DeGrate: American rapper and producer (Jodeci).
(1970) Charisma Carpenter: American actress.
(1970) Sway Calloway
(1970) Sam Watters: American singer-songwriter and producer (Color Me Badd).
(1970) Thea Dorn: German author and playwright.
(1970) Sam Waters: Camp Springs, Maryland -- Singer (Color Me Badd-Want to Sex You Up).
(1970) Povilas Vanagas: Lithuanian ice dancer.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Armelle (comedian)
(1969) Stéphane Diagana: French athlete he won the world champion in 1997 and the European Championship for the 400m hurdle in 2002.
(1969) Bill Chott
(1969) Kem : R&B Singer.
(1969) Dimitri Khristich: Kiev, Ukraine -- NHL left wing (LA Kings).
(1969) Fernanda Ribeiro: Portugal -- 10k runner (1996 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1969) Reyhan Agaoglu: WLAF safety (Amsterdam Admirals).
(1969) Andrew Cassels: Bramalea, Ontario -- NHL center (Hartford Whalers).
(1969) David Kaufman: American voice-over artist and character actor.
(1968) Stephanie Seymour: American model and actress.

(1968) David Proux
(1968) Gary Payton: American basketball player, guard for the Seattle Supersonics.
(1968) Elden Campbell: American basketball player: forward/center, Lakers.
(1968) Beth Ehlers
(1968) Chris Pavone: Novelist.
(1968) Shawn Levy: Director.
(1968) Beth Ehlers in Queens: New York, USA; actress (Harley Cooper - Guiding Light).
(1968) Christopher "Chris" Kerber: Collingswood, New Jersey -- Rower (1996 Olympics).
(1968) Douglas Craft: CFL defensive back (Montreal Alouettes).
(1968) Stefan Figliuzzi: Hockey forward (Team Italy 1998).
(1968) Stephanie Seymour in San Diego: California, USA; model (Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Cover-1988), actress (Sunny Side Up).
(1968) Nick Menza: Germany-born American drummer (Megadeth).
(1967) Philip Seymour Hoffman: American actor.
(1967) Marianne Pearl
(1967) Giorgia Fiorio: Italian photographer, singer and actress.
(1967) Titiyo : Swedish singer-songwriter.
(1967) Mariane Pearl: French freelance journalist and a former reporter and columnist for Glamour magazine.
(1967) Nicole Jagerman: Netherlands -- Tennis star.
(1967) Rhys Ifans: Actor.
(1967) Philip Hoffman: American actor and director.
(1966) Stéphane Henon
(1966) Micheal Williams: NBA guard (Minnesota Timberwolves).
(1966) Erinn Cosby: American noted family and daughter of Bill and Camille Cosby.
(1966) Samantha Beckinsale: English actress.
(1966) Hamid Mir: Pakistani journalist.
(1966) Wayne Wonder: Musician.
(1965) Slash (Guns N' Roses)
(1965) Rémi Martin
(1965) Rob Dickinson: English guitarist, singer and songwriter (Catherine Wheel).
(1965) Brett Faryniarz: NFL linebacker (Carolina Panthers).
(1965) Slash : English-born American guitarist (Guns N' Roses).
(1965) Shawn Michaels: Athlete.
(1965) Patrick Labyorteaux: Actor.
(1965) Dick Jaspers: Dutch billiards player.
(1965) Pierpaolo Ferrazzi: Italian slalom canoeist, an Olympic gold medal champion at Barcelona in 1992, and a bronze winner at Sydney in 2000.
(1964) Julian Brian Leitch
(1964) Nick Menza: German drummer and songwriter (Megadeth and Memorain).
(1964) Uwe Barth: German politician.
(1964) Greg Best: Lynchburg, Virginia -- Equestrian athlete (1988, 92 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1964) Julian Leitch: British musician, the son of Linda and Brian Jones.
(1964) Ed Forchion: American marijuana activist.
(1963) Slobodan Zivojinovic
(1963) Joanna Going: Actress.
(1963) Siobodan Zivojinovic: Yugoslavia -- Tennis star.
(1963) Emily Saliers: Musician.
(1962) Eriq La Salle: American actor director and producer.
(1962) Lydia Cornell
(1962) Daniel MacIvor: Canadian actor, writer and director, and prolific playwright.
(1962) Hiroshi Mikami: Japanese actor.
(1962) Steve Albini: Musician.
(1962) Ilyasah Shabazz: Author.
(1962) Terry-Jo Myers: Fort Myers, Florida -- LPGA golfer (1988 Mayflower Classic).
(1962) Alain Lefèvre: Canadian pianist and composer.
(1961) Martin Gore: English singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Depeche Mode and VCMG).
(1961) Woody Harrelson: TV Actor.
(1961) Antoine Carr: NBA forward / center (Utah Jazz).
(1961) Vikram Chandra
(1961) Rob Stewart (actor)
(1961) Keith Sweat: Musician.
(1961) Robin Lawford: American noted family, the daughter of actor Peter Lawford and his wife, Patricia Kennedy.
(1961) André Ducharme: Canadian comedian and author.
(1961) Woody Harrelson in Midland: Texas, USA; actor (Woody Boyd - Cheers).
(1961) Andre Ducharme: Quebecois humorist and comedian.
(1961) Michael Durant: American pilot and author.
(1960) Susan Graham: American soprano and educator.
(1960) Al Perez: American professional wrestler.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Nancy Savoca: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1958) Chuck Jeffreys
(1958) Tomy Winata: Indonesian businessman and philanthropist founded the Artha Graha Peduli Foundation.
(1958) Philippe Monneret: French motorcycle rider, the son of Georges Monneret and the half-brother of Pierre Monneret, the first French winner of a Grand Prix in the premier class (500 cm3).
(1958) Kenneth J Green: Danbury, Connecticut -- PGA golfer (1985 Buick Open).
(1958) Lydia Cornell in El Paso: Texas, USA; actress (Sara Rush - Too Close for Comfort).
(1957) Detroit (Michigan)
(1957) Theo van Gogh (film director)
(1957) Harry Stefanki: Mento Park, California -- Tennis star.
(1957) Jo Brand: Comedian.

(1957) Nick Galis: Greek basketball player.
(1957) Kate Buffery: British actress and writer.
(1957) Nikos Galis: American basketball player.
(1957) Theo Van Gogh: Dutch filmmaker and newspaper columnist who was fatally shot at 8:30 AM on November 2, 2004 in Amsterdam.
(1955) Claude Fior
(1955) Marisa DeFranco: Rocker (DeFranco Family).
(1955) Willem Dafoe: Actor.
(1954) Annie Sprinkle: American lesbian feminist performance artist, ex-prostitute, ex-porn Star, actor, Tantra practitioner, photographer, writer, lecturer and pagan love-sex Goddess-guru.
(1953) Claude Barzotti: Belgian multilingual singer, best known for his rendition of the hit song, "Madame," in 1980.
(1953) Leonardo Ferragamo: Italian noted family, the fifth child and second son of Salvatore and Wanda Ferragamo.
(1953) Najib Razak: Politician.
(1953) Bob Hilton: American game show host and announcer.
(1953) Graham Gooch: English cricketer and coach.
(1952) Christian Bréchot: French physician and researcher.
(1952) Janis Siegel: American singer (The Manhattan Transfer).
(1952) John Rutsey: Canadian drummer (Rush) (Born 1953).
(1952) Bill Nyrop: American ice hockey player and coach (d. 1995).
(1952) Paul Hibbert: Australian cricketer and coach (d. 2008).
(1952) Janis Siegel in New York City: New York, USA; jazz singer (Manhattan Transfer - "Tuxedo Junction").
(1951) Kim Commons: American teenage chess prodigy who earned his title of Chess master in 1968, senior title 1973 and international title 1976.
(1951) Patrick Mioulane
(1951) Florence Clerc: French ballet dancer, appointed principal dancer of the Paris Opera Ballet in 1975.
(1951) Lucien Abenhaim: French pharmacoepidemiologist and an expert in public health.
(1951) Leman Sam: Turkish singer-songwriter.
(1951) Thierry Cornillet: French politician and Member of the European Parliament for the south-east of France.
(1951) Edie McClurg: Kansas City, Missouri -- Actress (Cinderella-1985, Hogan Family).
(1951) Terry Davis: NYC, New York -- Actress (Stacey Winthrop-Another World).
(1951) Michael McConnohie: American voice actor and screenwriter.
(1950) Felipe Sola: Argentine politician of the Justicialist Party (Peronism) and was the governor of the province of Buenos Aires since 2002 until he left office in 2007.
(1950) Alex Kozinski: Romanian-American lawyer and judge.
(1950) Ian Thomas: Canadian singer-songwriter guitarist and actor.
(1950) Blair Thornton: Canadian guitarist and songwriter (Bachman Turner Overdrive).
(1950) Alan Turner: Australian cricketer.
(1950) Kaity Tong news anchor (WABC-TV: New York City).
(1950) Blair Thornton Canadian guitarist (Bachman: Turner Overdrive).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Clive Rice: South African cricketer and coach (d. 2015).
(1948) John Cushnahan: Irish educator and politician.
(1948) John Hall: American pianist songwriter and politician.
(1948) Theodore Trigones: American homicide perpetrator, he was sentenced to life in jail without parole for the fatal stabbing of a 13-year old baby-sitter while two young children slept.
(1948) Ross Cranston: Australian-English lawyer judge and politician Solicitor General for England and Wales.
(1948) Samuel Maslak: American electrical engineer and CEO of Acuson, a medical ultrasound imaging equipment company.
(1948) Michael Wood: TV Show Host.
(1948) John Hall: American pianist songwriter and politician.
(1948) Georges Ralli: French business executive who serves as Vice Chairman of Carrefour.
(1948) Stanisław Targosz: Polish general (d. 2013).

(1947) David Essex: British musician, one of Britain's leading rock singers, a teen-age idol of the '70s and a virtual superstar 1973-1975.
(1947) Régis Bulot
(1947) John Hall (New York politician)
(1947) Albert Brooks: Actor.
(1947) Robin Simon: English historian critic and academic.
(1947) Torsten Palm: Swedish race car driver.
(1947) Gardner Dozois: American science fiction writer and editor.
(1947) Spencer Christian: Weatherman (Good Morning America).
(1947) Gilles Duceppe: Politician.
(1947) Don Henley: Musician.
(1947) Danny Glover: Actor.
(1947) Curt Weldon: Politician.
(1946) John Lennox: American film producer, a talented TV producer of many hit shows including "Laverne and Shirley," "Bustin' Loose" and "Happy Days.
(1946) Keith Ferguson: Blues guy (Fabulous Thunderbirds).
(1946) Andy MacKay: London, England -- Rock sax / oboe (Roxy Music-Dance Away).
(1946) Paul Schrader: Director.
(1946) Mireille Mathieu: Musician.
(1946) Jim Edgar: Politician.
(1946) René Ricard: American poet painter and critic (d. 2014).
(1946) Andy Mackay: English oboe player and composer (Roxy Music).
(1945) Edward Gregson: English composer and educator.
(1945) Jon Sammels: English footballer.
(1945) Massimo Boldi: Italian stand-up comedian and actor.
(1945) Harold W Hennep: Arubians / Dutch dancer / actor (Plus Echo).
(1944) Lucky Blondo
(1944) Mandy Miller
(1944) Maria João Pires
(1944) Pepe Serna: Actor.
(1944) Dino Danelli: Jersey City, New Jersey -- Rock drummer (Fotomaker, Young Rascals).
(1944) Maria Pires: Portuguese pianist.
(1944) Judith A Bosch: Dutch radio / TV-hostess (Tweekamp, Zeskamp).
(1943) Jean-Marie Demange: French politician, a member of the UMP (Union for a Popular Movement), and Mayor of Thionville from 25 June 1995 to 21 March 2008.
(1943) Tony White: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1943) Bobby Sherman: Musician.
(1943) Kay Bailey Hutchison: Politician.
(1943) Tony Joe White: American singer and songwriter.
(1943) Randall Forsberg: American nuclear freeze advocate (d. 2007).
(1943) Larry Manetti: American actor and producer.
(1942) Myra Hindley: British serial killer with her lover, Ian Brady.
(1942) Sallyanne Atkinson: Australian journalist and politician Lord Mayor of Brisbane.
(1942) John de Hont: Dutch guitarist (ZZ & Masks).
(1942) Dimitris Liantinis: Greek philosopher and author (d. 1998).
(1942) Richard Dauch: American businessman co-founded American Axle (d. 2013).
(1942) Madeline Bell: American singer-songwriter (Blue Mink).
(1941) Sergio Mattarella: Italian politician, elected as president (a formal position as head of state) on 31 January 2015.
(1941) Richie Evans: American race car driver (d. 1985).
(1941) Christopher Andrew: English historian and academic.
(1941) George Clinton: Musician.
(1940) Don Imus: American radio personality, particularly noted for hosting talk shows in his inimitable provocative, often offensive style.
(1940) Arthyr Chadbourne: American astrologer, author of "Ancient Whispers from Chaldea," 1999.
(1940) Tommaso Padoa-Schioppa: Italian economist and politician Italian Minister of Finance (d. 2010).
(1940) Danielle Collobert: French author, poet and journalist.
(1940) Tommaso Schioppa: Italian economist, a member of the Central European Bank Board since 1998.
(1940) Gary Stites: Rock vocalist (Lonely For You).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Franz-Erhard Walther: German artist (avantgarde sculptor).
(1939) Terence Stamp: Actor.
(1939) André Legrand: French jurist, specializing in public law.
(1938) Bert Newton: Australian comedian, radio star, television host and stage actor.
(1938) Ronny Cox: Cloudcroft, Massachusetts -- Actor (St Elsewhere).
(1938) Götz George: German actor, son of actor couple Berta Drews and Heinrich George.
(1938) Ronny Cox in Cloudcroft: Massachusetts, USA; actor (St. Elsewhere).
(1938) Charles Harrelson: American homicide, sentenced in 1982 to life in Huntsville federal prison for the shooting murder of a federal judge, Judge Wood in San Antonio.
(1938) Mickey Curtis: Japanese actor and singer.
(1938) Juliet Anderson: American porn actress and producer (d. 2010).

(1938) Gotz George: German actor.
(1937) Arlene Crane: American noted family, the wife of Congressman Philip Crane in 1959; eight kids.
(1937) Dave Webster: American football player and engineer.
(1937) Bruce Surtees: American cinematographer (d. 2012).
(1936) Anthony Kennedy: American attorney and Judge, confirmed as Associate Justice of the US Supreme Court on 2/18/1988 stemming from a background of 13 years as Appellate Judge on the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in Sacramento, CA.
(1936) Don Drysdale: American Hall of Fame baseball pitcher for the Brooklyn and Los Angeles Dodgers, famous for a 14-season record of 209 wins against 106 losses with 2,486 strikeouts.
(1936) Don Drysdale: American Hall of Fame baseball pitcher for the Brooklyn and Los Angeles Dodgers, famous for a 14-season record of 209 wins against 106 losses with 2,486 strikeouts.
(1936) Michel Dasseux
(1936) Anthony M Kennedy: California, United States -- 106th Supreme Court Justice (1988- ).
(1936) Don Drysoale: Van Nuys sports Champions.
(1936) Don Drysdale in Van Nuys: California, USA; pitcher (Los Angeles Dodgers, Cy Young 1962).
(1935) Hein Heinsen: Danish sculptor.
(1935) Jim Hall: American race car driver and builder.
(1935) Miki Del Prete: Italian lyricist and record producer.
(1935) Cleveland Dunkin: Rocker (Penguins).
(1934) Barbara Cameron: American astrologer and author.
(1934) Steve Lacy: American saxophonist (Born 1934).
(1934) Tommy Tibbs: American boxer, a lightweight fighter with a pro career spanning 1949-1972.
(1934) Bert Convy: American actor and game show host.
(1934) Louise Fletcher: Actress.
(1934) Nicholas Barrington: High commissioner (Pakistan).
(1933) Bert Convy: St. Louis, Missouri -- Actor (Snoop Sisters, Win Lose or Draw).
(1933) Richard Rogers: Italian-English architect designed the Millennium Dome and Lloyd's building.
(1933) John Morgridge: American executive and CEO of Cisco Systems, a company that makes routers for networking PC's.
(1933) Maria Kayssler: Germany Actor.
(1933) Benedict Groeschel: American priest psychologist and talk show host (d. 2014).
(1933) Raimund Abraham: Austrian architect designed the Austrian Cultural Forum (d. 2010).
(1932) Alistair Graham: Headmaster (Mill Hill School).
(1931) Claude Angeli: French journalist, the executive editor of Le Canard Enchaîné, a satirical weekly newspaper in France.
(1931) Lyndall Hopkinson: English author, who wrote the book, "Nothing to Forgive: A Daughter's Story of Antonia White" (1988) about her difficult relationship with her mother, the writer Antonia White.
(1931) Guy Fournier: French Canadian author and screenwriter.
(1931) Claude Fournier: Canadian director screenwriter and cinematographer.
(1931) Te Atairangikaahu: Māori queen (d. 2006).
(1931) Jan Torell: Limhamm, Sweden -- Director (New Land, Emigrants).
(1931) Richard Searby: Deputy-chairman (News Corp Ltd-Australia).
(1931) Viktor Korchnoi: Chess champ.
(1931) Queen Te: Atairangikaahu of the New Zealand Maori (d. 2006).
(1931) Howard Bond: American photographer who creates stunning black and white photographs of nature and architecture.
(1930) François Terré
(1930) Pierre Vidal-Naquet: French historian, a specialist in the study of Ancient Greece.
(1930) Jeremy Lloyd: Writer.
(1930) Roger Hassenforder: French racing cyclist, who competed professionally from 1952 to 1965.
(1930) Jean-Pierre Desgeorges: French company executive, head of industrial group Alstom from 1981 to 1991.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Lateef Jakande: Nigerian journalist and politician 5th Governor of Lagos State.
(1929) Danny Barcelona: American drummer (d. 2007).
(1929) Billy Maxwell: American professional golfer, who played college golf at North Texas State College and helped them win four consecutive NCAA Division I team championships (1949–1952).
(1928) Hubert Selby: Jr.
(1928) Leon Fleisher: American pianist who could not remember a time when his life did not revolve around a piano.
(1928) Hubert Selby Jr: American author (d. 2004).
(1928) Vera Rubin: American astronomer and academic.
(1928) Leon Fleisher in San Francisco: California, USA; pianist/conductor (Annapolis Symphony 1973-77).
(1928) Hubert Selby, Jr.: Writer.
(1927) Gérard Brach: French screenwriter best known for his collaborations with the film directors Roman Polanski and Jean-Jacques Annaud.

(1927) Elliott See
(1927) Elliot See: American engineer, naval aviator, test pilot, and NASA astronaut, selected in the second group of astronauts.
(1927) Abdelazziz Ben: France sport Champion.
(1927) Dante Bini: France sport Champion.
(1927) Al[fred] A McCandless: (Rep-R-California, 1983- ).
(1927) Elliot McKay See Jr: Dallas, Texas -- Astronaut.
(1927) Gerard Brach: French film director and screenwriter (d. 2006).
(1926) Robert McCormick Adams
(1926) Robert Adams: American anthropologist and archeologist.
(1926) J. I. Packer: Clergyman.
(1926) Ludvik Vaculik: Writer.
(1926) Ludvík Vaculík: Czech journalist and author (d. 2015).
(1925) Alain Decaux: French author, historian and politician.
(1925) Gloria DeHaven: American actress and singer.
(1925) Gloria De Haven: American actress, singer and dancer.
(1925) Tajuddin Ahmad: Bangladeshi politician 1st Prime Minister of Bangladesh (d. 1975).
(1925) Donna Anderson: Akiak, Alaska -- Actress (On the Beach.
(1925) Quett Masire: Botswana politician the former Vice-President of Botswana.
(1925) Pierre Baugniet: Belgium -- Pairs ice skater (1948 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1924) Wally Albertson: American educator, politician and activist.
(1924) Claude Penz: France sport Champion.
(1924) Gazanfer Bilge: Turkish wrestler (d. 2008).
(1924) Gavin Lambert: English-American screenwriter and author (d. 2005).
(1924) Betsy Haworth: Deacon / minister.
(1923) Mukesh
(1923) Claude Luter: French jazz clarinetist who doubled on soprano saxophone.
(1923) Amalia Mendoza: Mexican singer and actress (d. 2001).
(1923) Cyril M Kornbluth: American writer (d. 1958).
(1923) Bob Dole: Politician.
(1923) Morris Halle: Latvian-American linguist and academic.
(1923) Luis Aloma: Cuban-American baseball player (d. 1997).
(1922) Damiano Damiani: Italian scriptwriter and film director who began his career in the cinema with documentary films in 1959.
(1922) Moses Rosen: Chief Rabbi of Romania.
(1921) Robert Brown
(1921) Malachi Martin
(1921) Peter Twiss: Test pilot.
(1921) Jerome Rosen: Composer.
(1921) Heinz Bennent: Aachen, Germany -- Actor (Possession).
(1921) Harry Hookway: Pro-chancellor (Loughborough University).
(1921) David Lawmn: CEO (Prestige Group).
(1921) Calvert DeForest: American actor (d. 2007).
(1920) Amália Rodrigues: Portuguese singer and actress (d. 1999).
(1920) Andr? Bilquez: Bains les Bains physician.
(1920) Amalia Rodrigues: Portuguese Fadista, one of the best-known Fado singers on the international stage, sometimes called the "Voice of Portugal's Soul" .
(1920) Marcel Maeyer [de Maeyer]: Belgian sculptor / graphic artist.
(1920) Malcolm Hughes: Artist.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) [Harold] Pee Wee Reese: Hall of Fame shortstop (Dodgers).
(1919) Lafayette Pool: American tank-crew and tank-platoon commander in World War II who is widely recognized as the US tank ace of aces, credited with over 1,000 kills, 250 German prisoners of war taken, 12 confirmed tank kills and 258 total armoured vehicle and self-propelled gun kills, all of which took place in a combat career that covered only 81 days in action from 27 June to 15 September 1944 with three different Shermans.
(1919) Ray Rayner: TV Show Host.
(1918) Abraham de Mesquita: Dutch comedian and actor (d. 2005).
(1918) Pee Wee Reese: American baseball player (d. 1999).
(1918) Ruth Duccini: American actress (d. 2014).
(1918) Andr? Biard: Falaise Military man.
(1918) André Biard: French army general, who was Grand Chancellor of the Legion of Honour from 3 June 1981 to 4 June 1992.
(1918) Pee Reese: Baseball Player.
(1918) Bueno de Mesquita: Dutch comedian and actor (d. 2005).

(1917) John Stokes: MP.
(1917) Gus Arriola: Mexican-American comic strip cartoonist and animator, primarily known for the comic strip Gordo.
(1917) Charles Kerruish: President (Tyndwald Isle of Man).
(1917) Kurt Kreuger: St. Moritz, Switzerland -- Actor (Fear, Unfaithfully Yours).
(1916) Paul Bernon: Chamb?ry Military man.
(1916) Laurel Martyn: Australian ballerina and choreographer (d. 2013).
(1916) Ronald Ridout: School textbook author.
(1916) Ben Weber: St. Louis, Missouri -- Composer (Thorne Music Award-1965).
(1915) Angus Mackintosh: Scottish diplomat.
(1915) Claude Gros: Montpellier physician.
(1915) Jean Toulat: Chauvigny Journalist.
(1915) Rafael Perez: Nicaraguan musician and composer.
(1914) Virgil Finlay: American horror illustrator (Born 1914).
(1914) Elly Schneider: German-American actress (d. 2004).
(1914) Alastair Down: CEO (Burmah Oil).
(1914) Nassos Daphnis: Greek-American painter (d.2010).
(1913) Michael Foot: English journalist and politician Secretary of State for Employment (d. 2010).
(1913) Jean Chapellier: Dury EXecutives.
(1913) Jean Lemoine: France sport Champion.
(1913) Coral Browne: Melbourne, Victoria -- Actress (Margaret-Time Express).
(1913) Fabien Galateau: France sport Champion.
(1912) Michael Wilding: England, United Kingdom -- Actor (Courtney Affair, World of Suzie Wong).
(1912) M H Abrams: American literary critic and writer.
(1912) Franca Mazzoni: Italy Actor.
(1912) M Abrams: American author critic and academic (d. 2015).
(1912) M. H. Abrams: Critic.
(1910) Maurice Richard: France sport Champion.
(1910) Pimen [Sergei Irzjekov]: Patriarch Russian-Orthodox Cathederal.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Phil Andros: American writer, a gay pornographer, a tattoo artist and a literate and good looking hustler.
(1909) John William Finn: American WWII Medal of Honor recieptant (d. 2010).
(1909) John Finn: American lieutenant Medal of Honor recipient (d. 2010).
(1908) Elio Vittorini: Italian writer and novelist.
(1908) Karl Swenson: Brooklyn, New York -- Actor (Lara-Little House on the Prairie).
(1907) Elspeth Josceline Huxley: English author.
(1906) Chandrasekhar Azad: Indian nationalist (d. 1931).
(1906) Clancy Cooper: Actress (Enchanted Forest, Girls in Chains).
(1906) Vladimir Prelog: Croatian-Swiss chemist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1998).
(1906) Chandra Azad: Indian activist (d. 1931).

(1906) Wolfgang Gentner: German nuclear physicist.
(1905) Roger Gouzy
(1905) Leopold Engleitner: Holocaust survivor and conscientious objector who spoke publicly on his experiences with students.
(1905) Erich Itor Kahn: Composer.
(1904) Adone Zecchi: Composer.
(1903) Roger Leenhardt: French filmmaker, director, producer and critic.
(1903) David W Henderson
(1903) David Henderson: Scottish scientist and researcher who worked for the Microbiological Research and the Department of Defense as a director.
(1902) Hazel Hughes: American astrologer who joined AFA in November 1954.
(1902) Daniel Mainwaring: Novelist.
(1902) Walter Burle Marx: Composer.
(1901) Hank Worden: Actor (Red River), dies of natural causes at 91.
(1901) Isabel Luberza Oppenheimer: Better known as "Isabel la Negra", she was a Puerto Rican brothel owner and madam in barrio Maragüez, Ponce, Puerto Rico.
(1900) Helen Ferguson
(1900) John Babcock: Canadian World War I veteran (d. 2010).
(1900) Robert Merle: Neuilly sur Seine physician.
(1900) Edward Dahlberg: Novelist.

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