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Famous Birthdays of 23 March

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

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2009 - 2000

(2009) Txunamy : Instagram Star.
(2004) Phoebe Tomlinson: Family Member.
(2004) Daisy Tomlinson: Family Member.
(2001) Misslisibell : YouTube Star.
(2000) Jan Bautista: Vine Star.
(2000) Amanda Troya: Movie Actress.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Olivia Stuck: TV Actress.
(1998) Marine Lo Iacono: French Lorraine young prodigy, she passed her baccalaureat (Abitur) with the mention "Très bien", aged 17.
(1997) Mini Muka: YouTube Star.
(1997) Aidan Davis: English dancer.
(1996) Josef Elzein: YouTube Star.
(1996) Jakob Elzein: YouTube Star.
(1995) Jan Lisiecki: Canadian pianist.
(1995) Breaunna Womack: Pop Singer.
(1995) Kevin Kauber: Estonian footballer.
(1995) Ozan Tufan: Turkish footballer.

(1995) Paige Danielle: YouTube Star.
(1995) TheDuckVoice : YouTube Star.
(1994) Nick Powell: English footballer.
(1993) Kyra Santoro: Instagram Star.
(1993) Quinn Cook: Basketball Player.
(1993) Taylor Henderson: Pop Singer.
(1993) Ray Ligaya: Vine Star.
(1992) Kyrie Irving: Basketball Player.
(1992) Vanessa Morgan: TV Actress.
(1992) Morgan Evans: Welsh rugby league player.
(1992) Tolga Ciğerci: German-Turkish footballer.
(1992) Sophia Chang: YouTube Star.
(1991) Gregg Wylde: Scottish footballer.
(1990) Princess Eugenie of York
(1990) Jaime Alguersuari: Spanish race car driver.
(1990) Robert Zickert: German footballer.
(1990) Eugenie Princess of York: Daughter of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson.
(1990) Gordon Hayward: Basketball Player.
(1990) Princess Eugenie: of York.
(1990) Eugenie : British royalty, second daughter of the Duke and Duchess of York, sixth in line to the British throne.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Daniel Hardcastle: YouTube Star.
(1989) Mike Will: Music Producer.
(1989) Ayesha Curry: Family Member.
(1989) Terroriser : YouTube Star.
(1989) Tyler Oakley: Entertainer.
(1989) J. J. Watt: Athlete.
(1989) Mike It: American record producer.
(1989) Luis Silva: Mexican footballer.
(1989) Nikola Gulan: Serbian footballer.
(1988) Michal Neuvirth: Czech ice hockey player.

(1988) Ben Higgins: Reality Star.
(1988) Hannah Carr: YouTube Star.
(1988) Jason Kenny: English cyclist.
(1987) Kangana Ranaut: Indian actress.
(1987) Kangnam (singer)
(1987) Siya : Rapper.
(1987) Jessica Garcia: TV Actress.
(1987) James Foad: English rower.
(1987) Vesna Rožič: Slovenian chess player (d. 2013).
(1987) Alan Toovey: Australian footballer.
(1986) Steven Strait
(1986) Andrea Dovizioso: Italian motorcycle racer.
(1986) Brett Eldredge: Country Singer.
(1986) Lisa Surihani: Movie Actress.
(1986) Patrick Bordeleau: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1986) Steven Strait: American actor and singer.
(1985) Memphis Monroe
(1985) Maurice Jones-Drew: American football player.
(1985) Stevie McCrorie
(1985) Geoff Eigenmann: Filipino actor.
(1985) James Wolk: Actor.
(1985) Sonequa Martin-Green: Actress.
(1985) TypicalGamer : YouTube Star.
(1984) Brandon Marshall: Football Player.
(1984) Ryan Araña: Filipino basketball player.
(1983) François Gabart: French skipper, he won the "Vendée Globe" in 78 days, quicker than Phileas Fogg, Jules Verne's character (Around the World in 80 days).
(1983) Mohammed Farah
(1983) Kader Mangane
(1983) Hakan Balta: Turkish footballer.
(1983) Sascha Riether: German footballer.
(1983) Mo Farah: Runner.
(1983) Jerome Thomas: English footballer.
(1982) Werner Heel
(1982) Constance Wu: Actress.
(1982) Andrea Musacco: Italian footballer.
(1982) Los : Rapper.
(1982) José Arrau: Chilean footballer.
(1982) Jose Raul Contreras: Chilean footballer.
(1982) Evgeni Striganov: Estonian ice dancer.
(1981) Fabien Biancalani
(1981) Giuseppe Sculli: Italian footballer.
(1981) Jenn Brown: Sportscaster.
(1981) Aysun Kayacı: Turkish model and actress.
(1981) Shelley Rudman: English bobsledder.
(1981) Tony Peña: Jr.
(1981) Erin Crocker: American race car driver.
(1981) Tiffany Dupont: Actress.
(1981) Tony Pena: Jr.
(1980) Kafétien Gomis: French long jumper.
(1980) Itay Tiran: Israeli actor.
(1980) Ryan Day: Welsh snooker player.
(1980) Russell Howard: English comedian.
(1980) Ambwene Simukonda: Malawian sprinter.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Ray Gordy: American wrestler.
(1979) Donncha O'Callaghan: Irish rugby player.
(1979) Misty Hyman: American swimmer.
(1979) Natalia Hadjiloizou: Belarusian-Cypriot swimmer.
(1979) Mark Buehrle: American baseball player.
(1978) Perez Hilton: American blogger and television persona.
(1978) Nicholle Tom: American actress.
(1978) Anastasia Griffith
(1978) David Tom: American actor and producer.
(1978) Anne Azoulay

(1978) Simon Gärdenfors: Swedish illustrator.
(1978) Walter Samuel: Argentinian footballer.
(1978) Nicholle Tom in Hinsdale: Illinois; actress (Beethoven, Maggie - Nanny, Beverly Hills 90210).
(1977) David Jarre
(1977) Clayton Watson
(1977) Josh Ackerman: Actor (Mickey Mouse Club).
(1977) John Otto: Musician.
(1977) Miklos Perlus: Canadian actor and screenwriter.
(1977) Wayne Carpendale: German singer of Schlager songs.
(1976) Keri Russell: American actress.
(1976) Michelle Monaghan: American actress.
(1976) Elisa Tovati: French singer and actress, formerly TV presenter, born to parents of Russo-Moroccan Jewish origins.
(1976) Ricardo Zonta: Brazilian race car driver.
(1976) Jayson Blair: American journalist and author.
(1976) Jeremy Newberry: American football player.
(1976) Nolan Baumgartner in Calgary: Alberta, Canada; NHL defenseman (Washington Capitals).
(1976) Travis Tomko: American wrestler.
(1976) Joel Peralta: Dominican baseball player.
(1976) Chris Hoy: Olympic and 11- time World Champion track cyclist.
(1976) Dougie Lampkin: English motorcycle trials rider.
(1976) Smriti Irani: Indian actress producer and politician Indian Minister of Human Resource Development.
(1975) Rita Grande
(1975) Anne Dudek: Actress.
(1975) Rita Grande in Napoli: Italy; tennis star (3rd round 1996 Australian Open).
(1975) Burak Gürpınar: Turkish drummer (Kurban).
(1975) Guillermo Diaz: Actor.
(1975) Cole Hauser: Actor.
(1974) Patrick Tabacco
(1974) Eric Washington: American basketball player: guard, Nuggets.
(1974) Jaume Collet-Serra
(1974) Randall Park: American actor director and screenwriter.
(1974) Bassem Youssef: Entertainer.
(1974) Tony Alberda Dutch soccer player (SC Heerenveen: Emmen).
(1974) Delphine Alzieu: French homicide victim.
(1974) Scott Galyon: linebacker (New York Giants).
(1974) Kidada Jones: Actress.
(1973) Delphine Batho: French Socialist Party politician.
(1973) Jason Kidd: Basketball Player.
(1973) David Vaughn III
(1973) David Vaughn NBA forward (Orlando Magic: San Francisco Warriors).
(1973) Kathy Carboy in Cincinnati: Ohio, USA; diver (Olympics-1996).
(1973) Naoko Sawamatsu in Nishinomiya: Japan; tennis star (1994 Singapore).
(1973) Jason Kidd NBA guard (Phoenix Suns: Dallas Mavericks).
(1973) Igor Nikitin: Hockey defenseman (Team Kazakhstan Olympics - 1998).
(1973) Wim Eyckmans: Belgian race car driver.
(1973) Kevin Northcutt: American wrestler.
(1973) Patiparn Pataweekarn: Thai actor and singer.
(1973) Rob Lazeo: CFL offensive tackle (Saskatchewan Roughriders).
(1973) Ninya Perna: Miss Nevada-USA (1997).
(1973) David Vaughn: American football player, a forward who finished his Rookie season in 1996.
(1973) Jerzy Dudek: Polish footballer.
(1972) Judith Godrèche: French actress and author, daughter of a psychiatrist, Polish immigrant (Godrèche comes from Gold Reich).
(1972) Jonas Bjorkman
(1972) Georgianna Robertson
(1972) Jonas Björkman: Swedish tennis player, a member of the ATP Tour.
(1972) Ryan Kuwabara: hockey forward (Team Japan 1998).
(1972) Jonas Bjorkman in Vaxjo: Sweden; tennis star (Davis Cup 1994).
(1972) Jennifer K: Chapman; Miss Massachusetts-USA (1997).
(1972) Judith Godreche: French actress and author.
(1972) Reggie Watts: Comedian.
(1972) Joe Calzaghe: Welsh boxer.
(1971) Yasmeen Ghauri: Canadian model.
(1971) Karen McDougal: Gary, Indiana -- Playmate (Dec, 1997).
(1971) Gail Porter: Scottish model and television host.
(1971) Kim Min-jong
(1971) Valentino Picone
(1971) Chris Lipuma in Oak Lawn: Illinois, USA; NHL defenseman (Tampa Bay Lightning).
(1971) Yasmeen Ghauri in MontrTal: Quebec, Canada; model (Valentino Perfume).
(1971) Alexander Selivanov in Moscow: Russia; NHL right wing (Tampa Bay Lightning).
(1971) Will Yun Lee: Actor.
(1971) Keegan-Michael Key: Actor.
(1971) Hiroyoshi Tenzan: Japanese professional wrestler.
(1971) Alexander Selivanov: Russian ice hockey player.
(1971) Renette Cruz: Miss Universe - Canada (1996).
(1971) Demetrius DuBose: NFL linebacker (Tampa Bay Buccaneers).
(1970) Melissa Errico: American actress and singer.
(1970) Gianni Infantino: Swiss-Italian football administrator and current President of FIFA (since 26th February 2016).
(1970) John Humphrey: American drummer (The Nixons and Seether).
(1970) Midajah : American model trainer and manager.
(1970) Carl Pickens: NFL wide receiver (Cincinnati Bengals).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Anick Lemay
(1969) Blythe Masters: Businesswoman.
(1969) Tony Fadell: Inventor.
(1968) Damon Albarn: English musician, singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and record producer.
(1968) Pierre Palmade: French humorist, actor, and comedian, known for playing unpleasant characters in his sketches.
(1968) Fernando Hierro: Spanish footballer and manager.
(1968) Sonya Hartnett: Author.
(1968) Mark Maddox: linebacker (Buffalo Bills).
(1968) Mike Atherton: English cricketer and journalist.
(1968) Michael Atherton: English cricketer.

(1968) Mitch Cullin: American novelist.
(1968) David Maeva: Canadian Football League linebacker (British Columbia Lions).
(1968) Erki Pehk: Estonian conductor and educator.
(1967) John Wayne Bobbitt
(1967) Poe (singer)
(1967) John Bobbitt: American news figure, famed for having his penis reattached after his wife cut it off and threw it into the field.
(1967) Sandra Ferguson [Reinhardt] in Pittsburgh: Pennsylvania, USA; actress (Amanda - Another World, Illegal in Blue).
(1967) Sandra Reinhardt: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania -- Actress (Another World, Illegal in Blue).
(1967) David Ford in Edmonton: Alberta, Canada; kayaker (Olympics-15-1992, 1996).
(1967) David Ford: Canadian canoe racer.
(1966) James Saxon: NFL fullback (Philadelphia Eagles).
(1966) Michael Anderson: American athlete, played pro basketball for the San Antonio Spurs, one season, 1988-89.
(1966) Lorenzo Daniel: American sprinter.
(1966) Beverly Hills: English actress.
(1966) Marin Hinkle: American actress.
(1966) Mike Remlinger in Middletown: New York, USA; pitcher (Cincinnati Reds).
(1966) Vasilis Vouzas: Greek footballer and manager.
(1966) Marti Pellow rocker (Wet: Wet, Wet-Wishing I Was).
(1966) Martha McSally: Soldier.
(1965) Marti Pellow: Scottish musician, lead singer and teen idol with the pop group "Wet Wet Wet.
(1965) Richard Grieco: American model actor and producer.
(1965) Sarah Buxton: American film and television actress known as the "queen of catfights.
(1965) Daren Puppa in Kirkland Lake: Ontario, Canada; NHL goalie (Tampa Bay Lightning).
(1965) Gary Whitehead: American poet and painter.
(1965) Sarah G Buxton: American actress.
(1965) Dante Jones: NFL linebacker (Denver Broncos).
(1965) Wayne Presley in Detroit: Michigan, USA; NHL right wing (Toronto Maple Leafs).
(1965) Richard Grieco in Waterton: New York, USA; actor (21 Jump Street, Booker).
(1964) Hope Davis: American actress and singer.
(1964) John Pinette: American comedian and actor (d. 2014).
(1964) Jonathan Ames: Author.
(1964) Jorge Munoz: Entrepreneur.
(1964) Eugene Shvidler: Businessman.
(1964) Okan Bayülgen: Turkish actor talk show host and photographer.
(1963) Elisabeth Quin
(1963) Ana Fidelia Quirot
(1963) Francesco Attolico: Italian athlete, a swimmer and a member of the 1992 Olympic water polo team in Barcelona.
(1963) Peter Schiff
(1963) Larry Fessenden
(1963) Juan Caro: Spanish footballer and manager.
(1963) Francesco Quinn: Actor.
(1963) Deborah Bull: Dancer.
(1963) Míchel : Spanish footballer and manager.
(1963) Michel (Jose Miguel Gonzalez Martin): Spanish footballer.
(1963) Ana Quirot: Cuba -- 800m runner (1992, 96 Olympics - Bronze / Silver Medals).
(1963) Michael Powell: American government employee, administrator and noted family.
(1963) Kim Williams in Bethesda: Maryland, USA; LPGA golfer (1995 GHP Heartland-26th).
(1962) Marc Cherry
(1962) Steve Redgrave: English rower.
(1962) Johan Steur: soccer player (FC Volendam).
(1961) Ali Hewson
(1961) Roger Crisp: English philosopher and academic.
(1961) Helmi Johannes: Indonesian journalist and producer.
(1961) Steve Holmes: Romanian-American porn actor and director.
(1960) Christian Paul
(1960) Nicol Stephen Baron Stephen
(1960) Haris Romas: Greek actor composer and screenwriter.
(1960) Nicol Stephen: Scottish politician, a Member of Parliament elected 11/07/1992 to replace Alick Buchanan-Smith, who died 8/29/1991.
(1960) Patrick-Marc Mottier: French race horse jockey, the son of Gérard Mottier.
(1960) Raphael Ferrer: American noted family, the son of Rosemary Clooney and husband Jose Ferrer.
(1960) Terry Sweeney in Saint Albans: New York, USA; writer/comedian (Saturday Night Live).
(1960) Oscar Michael Moore: Journalist.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Catherine Keener: American actress and producer.
(1959) Philippe Volter: Belgian actor and director (d. 2005).
(1959) Liverpool (United Kingdom)
(1959) Mansour Kamardine
(1959) Gregory Godzik: American homicide victim of John Gacy.
(1959) Epic Soundtracks: English drummer and songwriter (Swell Maps Crime and the City Solution and These Immortal Souls) (d. 1997).
(1959) Matthew Modine: Actor.
(1959) Carlton Cuse: Producer.
(1958) Serena Grandi
(1958) Etienne De Wilde: Dutch cyclist who raced in the Atlanta Olympics 1996, placed 24th in the race-to-points.

(1958) Eldon Hoke: American drummer and singer (The Mentors and The Screamers) (d. 1997).
(1958) El Duce: American singer and drummer (The Mentors) (d. 1997).
(1958) Michael Sorich: American voice actor director and screenwriter.
(1958) Bengt-Åke Gustafsson: Swedish ice hockey player and coach.
(1958) Hugh Grant: Scotland-born business executive.
(1958) Serena Grandi [Fagioli]: Bologna, Italy -- Actress (Miranda).
(1958) Fatih Birol: Economist.
(1958) Bengt-Ake Gustafsson: Swedish ice hockey player and coach.
(1957) Amanda Plummer: American actress.
(1957) Teresa Ganzel: American actress.
(1957) Stephanie Mills: Musician.
(1957) Sheila Rena Ingram in Washington: DC, USA; 4X400 metre relay racer (Olympics-silver-1976).
(1957) Lucio Gutierrez: Ecuadorian politician.
(1957) Amanda Plummer in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Hotel New Hampshire, Dollmaker).
(1957) Curtis Mickunas: American astrologer, specialist in relocation astrology in which he offers satisfaction guaranteed on his work.
(1957) Robbie James: Welsh footballer and manager (d. 1998).
(1957) Teresa Ganzel in Toledo: Ohio, USA; actress (Teachers Only, Duck Factory).
(1957) Lucio Gutiérrez: Ecuadorian politician 52nd President of Ecuador.
(1956) José Manuel Barroso
(1956) Andrew Mitchell: English soldier and politician Secretary of State for International Development.
(1956) Jeremy Wade: English biologist and author.
(1956) Serena Grandi: Italian film actress with not much talent but a great shape, launched as a sex symbol.
(1956) Jose Manuel Barroso: Politician.
(1956) Jose Manuel Barroso: Portuguese politician.
(1956) Steven Saylor: Author.
(1956) Laura Thorne: chef (named one of ten best American chefs).
(1956) José Barroso: Portuguese academic and politician 115th Prime Minister of Portugal.
(1956) Julia Glass: American author and winner of the 2002 National Book Award for "Three Junes," her first novel, Glass is the older of two girls.
(1955) Bernard Laroche: French homicide suspect, arrested on 5 November 1984 for the murder of his cousin's son, four-year-old Gregory Villemin.
(1955) Moses Malone: American basketball player, he played in the ABA for the Utah Stars (1974–1975) and Spirits of St. Louis (1975–1976), and in the NBA with the Buffalo Braves (1976), Houston Rockets (1976–1982), Philadelphia 76ers (1982–1986, 1993–1994), Washington Bullets (1986–1988), Atlanta Hawks (1988–1991), Milwaukee Bucks (1991–1993), and San Antonio Spurs (1994–1995).
(1955) Carole Ashby
(1955) Michel Crémadès
(1955) Lena Olin: Actress.
(1955) Petrea Burchard: American actress.
(1955) Cindy Olavarri in Pleasant Hills: California, USA; cyclist (7-Eleven team).
(1955) Pete Sessions: Politician.
(1954) Catherine Alric
(1954) Kenneth Cole: American fashion designer founded Kenneth Cole Productions.
(1954) Geno Auriemma: Italian-American basketball player and coach.
(1953) Chaka Khan: American successful black singer and songwriter consistently noted in the field of black music.
(1953) Jacques Landrain: Belgian cartoonist.
(1953) Ivica Surjak
(1953) Bo Diaz: Venezuelan baseball player (d. 1990).
(1953) Louie Anderson in Minneapolis: Minnesota, USA; comedian (Ratboy, Wrong Guys).
(1953) Geoffrey Clifton-Brown: British Member of Parliament.
(1953) Chaka Khan [Yvette Marie Stevens] in Great Lakes: Illinois, USA; rocker (Rufus - "I'm Every Woman").
(1953) Bo Díaz: Venezuelan baseball player (d. 1990).
(1953) Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw: Indian zoologist and businesswoman.
(1952) Francesco Clemente: Italian painter and illustrator.
(1952) Rex Tillerson: American businessman.
(1952) Patricia Richardson in Bethesda: Maryland, USA; actress (Jill - Home Improvement).
(1952) Catherine Alric: French actress who has written several books for children.
(1952) Kim Stanley Robinson: American author.
(1952) Kim Robinson: American author.
(1952) Kim Stanley Robinson: Writer.
(1952) Villano III: Mexican wrestler.
(1951) Plantu (cartoonist)
(1951) Julie Holmes: American skater, the winner of many championship awards.
(1951) Adrian Reynard: English businessman founded Reynard Motorsport.
(1951) Zalmay Khalilzad: Public Servant.
(1951) Lis Howell: director of programs (GMTV).
(1951) Dick Mast in Bluffton: Ohio, USA; Nike golfer (1990 Mississippi Gulf Coast).
(1951) Phil Keaggy: American guitarist (Glass Harp and Love Song).
(1951) Ron Jaworski: American football player and sportscaster.
(1951) Dick Mast: Bluffton, Ohio -- Nike golfer (1990 Mississippi Gulf Coast).
(1950) Corinne Cléry: French actress and model, also known as Corinne Piccolo.
(1950) Jim Fergus
(1950) Hubert Schoemaker: Dutch biochemist and CEO in charge of Centocor, a hotshot biotech company.
(1950) Ahdaf Soueif: Egyptian author and translator.
(1950) Phil Lanzon: English keyboard player and songwriter (Uriah Heep).
(1950) Anthony De Longis: American actor stuntman and choreographer.
(1950) Joseph Connolly: English journalist and author.
(1950) Corinne Clery: French actress.
(1950) Corrine Clery: Paris, France -- Actress (Moonraker, Yor).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Ric Ocasek: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (The Cars).
(1949) Trevor Jones (composer)
(1949) Ric Ocasek in Baltimore: Maryland, USA; rocker (Cars - "Double Life", "All Mixed Up", "Bye Bye Love", "You Might Think").
(1949) Karen English: American politician (Representative-Democrat-Arizona).
(1949) Roland Lee: American artist.
(1949) Jim Geddes: American athlete, a professional baseball player.
(1949) Diane Mott Davidson: Author.
(1948) Chantal Lauby: French film actress and director, screenwriter, and humourist (member of "Les Nuls" with Farrugia and Chabat), particularly known for her role in "Serial (Bad) Weddings".
(1948) David Olney: American singer-songwriter.
(1948) Michael Gleeson: Otolaryngologist.

(1948) R J Bennett: FBA / geographer.
(1948) Wasim Bari: Pakistani cricketer.
(1948) Penelope Milford: American actress.
(1948) Marie Malavoy: German-Canadian educator and politician.
(1947) Barbara Rhoades
(1947) James Patterson: Author.
(1947) Barbara Rhodes in Poughkeepsie: New York, USA; actress (Don't Just Stand There).
(1947) Elizabeth Scarborough: American author.
(1946) Barbara Rhoades: American actress.
(1946) Rudy Rucker: Scientist.
(1946) Alan Bleasdale: English screenwriter and producer.
(1946) Pepe Lienhard: Swiss singer and bandleader.
(1945) Franco Battiato: Italian singer, songwriter and filmmaker.
(1945) Gérard Desarthe
(1945) Eric De Vlaeminck
(1945) Jackie Dewaele: Belgian radio host and television presenter, also known as Zaki.
(1945) Erik De Vlaeminck: Belgian champion cyclist, noted family, brother of cyclist Roger de Vlaeminck.
(1945) Eric Roth: Writer.
(1945) Daniel Boscher: French auctioneer.
(1945) Martin Gillo: German-American social psychologist, business manager and politician (CDU): member of the Saxon parliament since 2009; National foreign commissioner since 2004; and Saxon State Minister for Economic Affairs and Labour, May 2002 to November 2004.
(1945) Erick Vlaeminck: Belgium sport Champion.
(1945) David Grisman: American mandolin player and composer (Even Dozen Jug Band Old and in the Way and David Grisman Quintet).
(1944) Michael Nyman: English pianist and composer.
(1944) Michael Nyman composer (Mesmer: Carrington).
(1944) Tony McPhee: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Groundhogs).
(1944) B Gavrilov: Russian rugby player (d. 2006).
(1944) James H. Clark: Scientist.
(1943) Jean-Marc Nesme
(1943) George Benson: Musician.
(1943) Sharon Presley: American author and academic.
(1943) Nils-Aslak Valkeapää: Finnish singer author and director (d. 2001).
(1943) George P Lee: former general authority of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and convicted sex offender (d. 2010).
(1943) Nils-Aslak Valkeapaa: Finnish writer (d. 2001).
(1943) Gail Goodrich NBA star (Los Angeles Lakers: Phoenix Suns).
(1943) Andrew Crockett: Scottish-English economist and banker (d. 2012).
(1943) George Lee: American religious leader (d. 2010).
(1943) Lee May: American baseball player and coach.
(1942) Michael Haneke: Austrian director producer and screenwriter.
(1942) Walter Rodney: Guyanese historian scholar and activist (d. 1980).
(1942) Richard Pound: Businessman.
(1941) Nelly Olin: French politician, a former Minister of Environment in France under De Villepin's government.
(1941) Jim Trelease: American educator and children's literature author.
(1941) Billy Collins: Poet.
(1940) Michel Hansenne
(1940) Ama Aidoo: Ghanaian author playwright and academic.
(1940) Tariq Yunus: Actor (Bollywood, Ashanti, Deceivers).
(1940) Luis Gasca: Rocker.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Gerhard Brunner: Austrian ballet director.
(1939) Boris Ivanovich Tischenko: Composer.
(1939) Jean-Claude Chermann: French virologist who managed the research team which, by 1983, under the administrative supervision of Luc Montagnier, had discovered the virus associated with AIDS.
(1939) Bert Berdis in Pittsburgh: Pennsylvania, SA; comedian (Tim Conway Show).
(1939) Pepe Lienhard: Swiss band leader and entertainer.
(1939) Robin Herd: English engineer and businessman.
(1938) Maynard Jackson: American lawyer and politician, he served as the Mayor of Atlanta, GA.
(1938) Irwin Levine: composer ("Tie a Yellow Ribbon"), dies at age 58.
(1938) Silvano Agosti: Italian director, screenwriter and writer.
(1938) Jon Finlayson: Australian actor and screenwriter (d. 2012).

(1938) Christopher Glenn in New York City: New York, USA; news anchor (CBS Nightwatch).
(1938) Dave Pike: American vibraphone player and songwriter (d. 2015).
(1937) Craig Breedlove: American race car driver who established a new world speed record on 11/15/1965 with a jet powered car at an average speed of 600 mph.
(1937) Craig Breedlove in Los Angeles: California, USA; auto-racing champion (600 MPH - Spirit of America).
(1937) Robert Gallo: American physician and academic.
(1937) Lenore Canter: American pro astrologer with a private practice in upstate New York that first began on 8/13/1969.
(1937) Tony Burton: American boxer and actor.
(1937) Heinz Martin Lonquich: Composer.
(1936) Claude Faraldo: French actor, screenwriter and film director.
(1936) Jannis Kounellis: Greek painter and sculptor.
(1935) Lucien Aimé-Blanc: French police officer.
(1935) Barry Cryer: British actor who began as a comedian and segued into one of Britain's top comedy scriptwriters.
(1935) Desmond Pitcher: CEO (Merseyside Development Corporation).
(1935) Gene Oliver: Athlete.
(1935) M. Emmet Walsh: Actor.
(1934) Mark Rydell: American actor director and producer.
(1934) Bryan Bass: headmaster (City of London School).
(1934) Orrin Hatch: Politician.
(1934) Ludvig Faddeev: Russian mathematician and physicist.
(1934) Mark Rydell in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Havana, Punchline, Long Goodbye).
(1934) Fernand Gignac: Canadian singer and actor (Born 1934).
(1933) Hayes Jenkins: American pro figure skating champion who won a Gold Medal at the 1956 Olympics.
(1933) Andrzej Trzaskowski
(1933) Geoffrey Leigh: CEO (Allied London Properties).
(1933) Norman Bailey: English-American opera singer and educator.
(1933) Norman Yemm: Australian actor and singer (d. 2015).
(1933) Philip Zimbardo: American psychologist and academic.
(1932) Don Marshall: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1931) Viktor Korchnoi: Russian chess player and author.
(1931) Burton Richter: Scientist.
(1931) Yevdokiya Mekshilo: Russian skier (d. 2013).
(1931) Yevgeny Grishin: Russian speed skater (d. 2005).
(1931) Yevgenij Grishin: Russian speed skater (d. 2005).
(1931) Norman F Lent American politician (Representative-Republican-New York: 1971-).
(1931) William Shatner: Actor.
(1931) Patricia Norris: Designer.
(1930) Frank Swaelen
(1930) Ahmed Ramzy: Egyptian actor (d. 2012).
(1930) Stephen Sondheim: Composer.
(1930) Derek Bok: Lawyer.
(1930) Pat Robertson: Clergyman.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Sir Roger Bannister: English runner.
(1929) Eugene Thomann: France sport Champion.
(1929) Gerrit den Braber: Dutch composer / producer.
(1929) Albert H Crews: Astronaut.
(1929) Roger Bannister: England, United Kingdom -- 1st to run a 4 minute mile (May 6, 1954).
(1929) James Ackley Maxwell: Actor / director (Traitors, Pyt Potter, Otley).
(1929) Nusrat Bhutto: Iranian-Pakistani political figure.
(1929) Michael Manser: English architect and engineer.
(1929) Yayoi Kusama: Artist.
(1928) Catherine Erard: French film and theatre actress, who died on 27 March 2009 in Nancy.

(1928) Jean Sammet: American computer scientist and academic.
(1928) Alfred Morris: British MP.
(1928) 11th Duke of Beaufort: English large landowner / multi-millionaire.
(1927) Mato Damjanović: Croatian chess player (d. 2011).
(1927) Kurt Semm: German gynecologist.
(1927) Jacques Poly: French scientist, agronomist engineer, and geneticist, who was president and CEO of the National Institute for Agricultural Research.
(1927) Raymond Maric: French author of comics, who died on 12 September 2005.
(1927) Osvaldo Lacerda: Composer.
(1927) Mato Damjanovic: Croatian chess grandmaster (d. 2011).
(1926) Delphi Lawrence
(1926) Philippe Castille: French resistance fighter in the Second World War and a member of the Organisation de l'armée secrète (OAS) ["Organisation of the Secret Army"], a short-lived French dissident far-right paramilitary organisation during the Algerian War (1954–62).
(1926) Martha Wright in Seattle: Washington, USA; singer ("Let's Dance", The Martha Wright Show).
(1925) Monica Sinclair
(1925) David Watkin: English cinematographer (d. 2008).
(1925) André Balland
(1925) David McNee: commissioner (Metropolitan Police).
(1925) Andre Balland: French publisher and writer, founder in 1966 of 'éditions Balland,' a publishing house in Paris.
(1925) François Poli: French journalist, editor and author of espionage novels.
(1925) Cees de: Ruyter; European champion billiards player.
(1924) Florian Camathias: Swiss motorcycle champion racer; the best sidecar-pilot in the world.
(1924) Olga Kennard: English crystallographer and academic.
(1924) Bette Nesmith Graham: American inventor (d. 1980).
(1924) Peter Hjort: Norwegian professor of medicine and politician of the Labour Party.
(1924) Peter Godfrey: Chartered accountant.
(1924) Rodney Cook: Sr.
(1924) Bette Graham: American inventor invented Liquid Paper (d. 1980).
(1924) John Madin: English architect (d. 2012).
(1924) Bjørn Andersen: Norwegian professor of quaternary geology and glaciology (d. 2012).
(1923) Roddy MacMillan
(1923) James Barber: British-Canadian cookbook author and host of Urban Peasant, a CBC cooking show.
(1923) Ren? Nisolle: H?nin-Li?tard EXecutives.
(1923) Marcel Marceau: Actor.
(1923) Paul Callens: Tourcoing EXecutives.
(1923) Arnie Weinmeister AAFC: NFL defensive tackle (New York Yankees, New York Giants).
(1923) Angelo Ingrassia: American soldier and judge (d. 2013).
(1922) Ugo Tognazzi: Italian actor, comedian and director whose best known and loved role was that of the gay cabaret owner in "La Cage Aux Follies," for which he won Cannes Best Actor award in 1981.
(1922) Horace Howe: American astrologer who joined AFA in May 1973.
(1922) Stewart Stern: Writer.
(1922) Marty Allen: American comedian and actor.
(1922) Marty Allen Pittsburgh Pennsylvania: comedian (Allen and Rossi), "Hello Dere".
(1921) Donald Malcome Campbell: Surrey, United Kingdom -- Boat racer (1955 speed records).
(1921) Ian Todd: President (Royal College of Surgeons).
(1921) Donald Campbell: is killed on Coniston Water while attempting to break the world water speed record.
(1921) Peter Lawler: Australian public servant.
(1921) Wolfgang Altendorfer: writer.
(1920) Geoffrey Bush: composer.
(1920) Neal Smith: American pilot lawyer and politician.
(1920) Neal Smith (Representative-Democrat-Iowa: 1959-).
(1920) Tetsuharu Kawakami: Japanese baseball player and manager (d. 2013).
(1920) Jimmy Edwards: comedy actor (Barnes).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) William Love Starnes
(1919) Michael Lyne: British air Vice-marshal.
(1919) Carl Graffunder: American architect and educator (d. 2013).
(1919) William Starnes: American military, major general, served in WWII, Korea and Vietnam.
(1918) Stanley Dunham: American sergeant (d. 1992).
(1918) Helene Hale: American politician (d. 2013).
(1918) Walter Jenkins: American political figure and longtime top aide to U.S.
(1917) Armando Testa: Italian executive and advertising director whose work is well-known and often quoted.
(1917) Patricia Burke: Milan, Italy -- Actress (Forbidden).
(1917) Kenneth Tobey: American actor (d. 2002).

(1917) Johnny Guarnieri New York City: New York, jazz pianist (Morey Amsterdam Show).
(1917) Rodrigo Facio Brenes: Costa Rican lawyer, teacher, economist and politician.
(1917) Harry Allen: English historian (d. 1998).
(1917) H C Allen: American historian.
(1915) Maurice Marsac
(1915) Francis Berry: English poet and critic born in Malaysia who worked in a lawyer's office until his first poem was published in 1934; by 1937 he had won awards.
(1915) Mary Innes-Ker: Duchess of Roxburghe (d. 2014).
(1915) Vasily Zaytsev: Russian captain (d. 1991).
(1915) Tom Pashby: Canadian ophthalmologist (d. 2005).
(1915) Vasily Zaitsev: Soviet World War II figure (d. 1991).
(1914) Jean Raffarin: French farmer, a huge landowner and director of an agricultural cooperative.
(1914) Robert Gross: composer.
(1914) Milbourne Christopher: American magician and author (d. 1984).
(1913) Tom McCall: Politician.
(1913) Piero Chiara: Italian writer whose most famous work is 'La stanza del vescovo' of 1976, which was turned into a film by Dino Risi soon afterwards.
(1913) Abidin Dino: Turkish-French painter and illustrator (d. 1993).
(1913) Dorothy Hazel: American baby who, at one day old, was left on a doorstep nearly dead from exposure.
(1912) Wernher von Braun: Rocket Scientist (V1 / V2), dies at 65 of smoking.
(1912) Jeff York: American actor, reliable for a consistent performance in character roles.
(1912) John G Adams
(1912) Eleanor Cameron: Canadian-American author and critic (d. 1996).
(1912) Wernher von Braun: Scientist.
(1912) Alfred Schwarzmann: Germany -- Gymnist (1936 Olympics - 2 Gold Medals).
(1912) Werner von Braun: Wirsitz, Germany -- Rocket expert (I Aim at the Stars).
(1912) Wernher Braun: German-American rocket expert and pioneer in space technology.
(1912) Neil McCorkell: English-South African cricketer and coach (d. 2013).
(1911) Argeo Quadri
(1911) Denis Wright: diplomat.
(1911) Augustus John: "Gus" Risman rugby league player.
(1911) Charles Joseph: A Russhon US Air Force Lieutenant Colonel/liaison (James Bond films).
(1911) Richard Chapman golfer (1940 US amateur: 1951 British amateur).
(1911) Edward Warner: diplomat.
(1911) Fran?ois Binoche: Paris 6?me Military man.
(1910) Akira Kurosawa: Japanese director and producer, an artist, painter and author.
(1910) Lale [Liselotte H] Anderson Bremerhaven Germany: singer/actress (Der Pott).
(1910) Jerry Cornes: English runner colonial and educator (d. 2001).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Charles Werner: American cartoonist (d. 1997).
(1909) Gabrielle Roy: Author.
(1908) Joan Crawford: Movie Actress.
(1908) Cecil Collins: British artist, painter, print-maker, work is mystical & symbolic, often concerned with archetypal images & figures, e.g.
(1908) Dominique de Menil: Arts Patron / human rights advocate.
(1907) Daniel Bovet: Swiss-Italian pharmacologist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1992).
(1907) Douglas Patrick: Thomas Jay politician.
(1906) Guglielmo Segato: Italian bicyclist, winner of a Gold Medal at the Los Angeles Olympics in 1932.
(1906) George Posford: composer.
(1906) Joan Crawford: American actress, on-screen from 1925 in "Ladies of the Night.

(1905) Paul Grimault: French cartoonista anf film animator.
(1905) Joan Crawford: American actress (d. 1977).
(1905) Lale Andersen: German chanson singer-songwriter, best known for her interpretation of the song "Lili Marleen" in 1939, which became tremendously popular on both sides during the Second World War.
(1905) Ralph Perring: Lord Mayor (London).
(1905) Edouard Cherigie: Fleurbay physician.
(1904) H Piper: American author (d. 1964).
(1904) H Beam Piper: American science fiction author (d. 1964).
(1903) Joan Crawford
(1903) Alejandro Casona: Spanish poet and playwright, a member of the Generation of '27.
(1902) Philip Ober: Fort Payne, Alabama -- Actor (Gen Stone-I Dream of Jeannie).
(1902) Józef Cebula: Polish priest (d. 1942).
(1902) Paul Bret: France Painter.
(1901) Edmund Rubbra: English Composer (Born 1901).
(1901) Giles G Healey
(1901) Giles Healey: American astrologer, explorer and archaeologist who discovered the Mayan ruins of Bonampak.
(1901) Andr? Alibert: St-L? physician.
(1901) Jan H de Groot: Dutch resistance fighter / co-founder (Free Netherlands).
(1901) Thomas Lethbridge: British explorer, archaeologist, parapsychologist and author.
(1900) Erich Fromm: German-American psychoanalyst, professor, author and social philosopher.
(1900) Jose Antonio: Calcano composer.

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