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Famous Birthdays of 24 April

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 24th of April

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2009 - 2000

(2002) Skylar Stecker: YouTube Star.
(2001) Miles Butler-Hughton: TV Actor.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Madelaine Duchovny: American noted family, the daughter of actors David Duchovny, 38, and Tea Leoni, 33, arriving with a birth weight of 7 lbs 5 oz.
(1998) Ryan Newman (actress)
(1998) Matt Hall: Vine Star.
(1998) Ryan Newman: American actress.
(1998) Julio Gonzalez: YouTube Star.
(1998) Alli Simpson: Pop Singer.
(1997) Veronika Kudermetova: Russian tennis player.
(1997) Lydia Ko: New Zealand golfer.
(1997) Autumn Wendel: TV Actress.
(1995) Kehlani : Pop Singer.

(1994) Caspar Lee: YouTube Star.
(1994) Jordan Fisher: TV Actor.
(1994) Austin Rogers: American actor.
(1993) Raya Moab: YouTube Star.
(1993) Ben Davies: Welsh footballer.
(1993) Han Piho: Estonian skier.
(1993) Timmy Rasmussen: Rock Singer.
(1992) Jack Quaid: American noted family, the son of Meg Ryan and her husband, Dennis Quaid.
(1992) Joe Keery
(1992) Leah Messer: Reality Star.
(1992) Doc Shaw: American actor rapper and producer.
(1992) Laura Trott: English cyclist.
(1992) Larramie Shaw: TV Actor.
(1992) Sean Rademaker: Actor (Kirkland Harrison-Another World).
(1991) Sigrid Agren: French-Swedish model.
(1991) Jordan Mathewson: YouTube Star.
(1991) Batuhan Karadeniz: Turkish footballer.
(1991) Carter Cruise: American porn actress and model.
(1990) Kwabs
(1990) Kim Tae-ri
(1990) Jan Veselý: Czech basketball player.
(1990) Miles Luna: Director.
(1990) Kazuki Shimizu: Japanese actor.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Katherine Webb: American model Miss Alabama USA 2012.
(1989) Taja Mohorčič: Slovenian tennis player.
(1989) David Boudia: American diver.
(1989) Elīna Babkina: Latvian basketball player.
(1988) Alexis Ford: American pornographic actress and the Penthouse Pet of the Month for June 2012.
(1988) Michael Tylo: Son of US actor / actress / Deborah Hunter.
(1988) Alex Edgar: YouTube Star.
(1987) Jan Vertonghen: Belgian footballer.
(1987) Ben Howard: Pop Singer.
(1987) Varun Dhawan: Movie Actor.

(1987) Seeayanna : YouTube Star.
(1987) Rein Taaramäe: Estonian cyclist.
(1987) Kristopher Letang: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1987) Kris Letang: Hockey Player.
(1986) Tahyna Tozzi: Australian model singer and actress.
(1986) Kellin Quinn: Rock Singer.
(1986) Carmina Salcido: American survivor of a homicide attempt by her dad, Ramon, who was on a drug and alcohol fueled rampage.
(1986) Aaron Cunningham: American baseball player.
(1985) Joséphine Jobert
(1985) Travis Clark: Rock Singer.
(1985) Kaori Nazuka: Japanese actress and singer.
(1985) Mike Rodgers: American sprinter.
(1984) Tyson Ritter: Rock Singer.
(1984) Jonny Gray: Pop Singer.
(1984) Lasercorn : YouTube Star.
(1984) Wesley Armstrong: YouTube Star.
(1984) Rian McLean: Australian actor.
(1983) Alexis Ohanian
(1983) Princess Iman: bint Al Hussein of Jordan.
(1983) Iman: Princess Iman bint Al Hussein of Jordan.
(1983) Will Champlin: American singer-songwriter.
(1983) Hanna Melnychenko: Ukrainian heptathlete.
(1982) Kelly Clarkson: American singer.
(1982) Simon Tischer: American volleyball player.
(1982) David Oliver: Actor (Perry Hutchins-Another World), dies of AIDS at 30.
(1982) David Jay: American asexual activist.
(1982) Laura Hamilton: Dancing On Ice 2011 Runner-Up.
(1981) Sasha Barrese
(1981) Thomas Fanara
(1981) Taylor Dent: American tennis player.
(1981) Jasmine Trinca
(1981) Dusty Anderson: American pro wrestler.
(1981) Yuko Nakanishi: Japanese swimmer.
(1981) Azusa Yamamoto: Japanese idol and actress.
(1980) Denise Milani
(1980) Austin Nichols (actor)
(1980) Danny Gokey: American singer.
(1980) Sonya Jehan
(1980) Karen Asrian: Armenian chess Grandmaster (d. 2008).
(1980) Fernando Arce: Mexican footballer.
(1980) Reagan Gomez-Preston: TV Actress.
(1980) Austin Nichols: American actor.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Rebecca Lynn Howard
(1979) Laurentia Tan: Singaporean Paralympic equestrienne.
(1978) Kim Hyun-ju: Korean actress.
(1978) Stella Damasus Aboderin: Nigerian actress.
(1978) Diego Quintana: Argentine footballer.
(1978) Stella Damasus-Aboderin: Nigerian actress and singer.
(1978) Gerald McCra: American homicide, age 15 when he murdered his parents and younger sister with a .
(1978) Eric Balfour: American actor and singer.
(1977) Eric Balfour
(1977) Nicolas Cazalé

(1977) Rebecca Mader
(1977) Carlos Beltrán: Puerto Rican-American baseball player.
(1977) Kim Hyun-joo: South Korean actress.
(1977) Ryan Mitchell in Port Augusta: South Australia, Australia; swimmer (Olympics-1996).
(1977) Carlos Beltran: Baseball Player.
(1977) Siarhey Balakhonau: Belarusian author and educator.
(1976) Juan Manuel Garate
(1976) Steve Finnan: Irish footballer.
(1976) Frédéric Niemeyer: Canadian tennis player and coach.
(1976) Sonya Jeyaseelan New Westminster: British Columbia, Canada; tennis star (1995 Futures Florida).
(1975) Thad Luckinbill: American actor and producer.
(1975) Sophie Grégoire-Trudeau
(1975) Sam Doumit: American actress.
(1975) Justin Boocock in Launceston: Australia; canoeist (Olympics-1996).
(1975) Michael Stewart: NBA center (Sacramento Kings).
(1974) Derek Luke: American actor.
(1974) Barry Stock: Guitarist.
(1974) Jared Tomich: defensive end (New Orleans Saints).
(1974) Marc Collins: NFL punter (Seattle Seahawks).
(1974) Toine Rorije: soccer player (Go Ahead Eagles).
(1974) Muhoozi Kainerugaba: Brigadier in the Uganda People's Defence Force (UPDF).
(1974) Dave Vitty: British radio personality.
(1974) Brian Marshall: American bassist (Creed, Alter Bridge).
(1974) Comedy Dave: Hong Kong-English radio host.
(1974) Eric Kripke: American television writer, director and producer.
(1974) Stephen Wiltshire: British artist, autistic savant.
(1973) Sachin Tendulkar: Indian cricketer widely acknowledged as the greatest batsman of the modern generation, who popularly holds the title "God of Cricket" among his fans.
(1973) Rula Jebreal
(1973) Eric Snow: NBA guard (Philadelphia 76ers, Seattle Supersonics).
(1973) Lee Westwood: English-American golfer.
(1973) Christopher Ingrassia: American equities options trader who died in the collapse of Tower 1 of the World Trade Center in New York City on 11 September 2001.
(1973) Gabby Logan: British television presenter.
(1973) Mark Babic: Australian soccer defender (Olyroos, Olympics - 1996).
(1973) Melissa Short in Kaaawa: Hawaii, USA; Miss Hawaii-America (Top 10-1997).
(1973) Snake Doctor: YouTube Star.
(1973) Toomas Tohver: Estonian footballer.
(1973) Peeter Rebane: Estonian film director producer and entrepreneur.
(1973) Brian Marshall: American bass player and songwriter (Creed and Alter Bridge).
(1973) Damon Lindelof: American screenwriter and producer.
(1972) Chipper Jones: American baseball player: 3rd base, Braves.
(1972) Laure Sainclair: French porn actress.
(1972) Rab Douglas: Scottish footballer.
(1972) Jamie Brown: NFL tackle (Denver Broncos - Super Bowl 32).
(1972) Jure Kosir: Slovenian skier.
(1972) Nicolas Gill: Canadian martial artist and coach.
(1972) Jure Košir: Slovenian skier.
(1972) Chipper Jones in Deland: Florida, USA; infielder (Atlanta Braves).
(1972) Nicolas Gill in MontrTal: QuTbec, Canada; 86kg judoka (Olympics-bronze-1992, 1996).
(1971) Alejandro Fernández: Mexican singer.
(1971) Ken Klee in Indianapolis: Indiana, USA; NHL defenseman (Washington Capitals).
(1971) Alejandro Fernandez: Mexican singer.
(1971) Phil Rogers in Adelaide: South Australia, Australia; 100 metre breaststroke (Olympics-bronze-1992, 1996).
(1971) Mauro Pawlowski: Belgian singer-songwriter and guitarist (Evil Superstars and Deus).
(1971) Ken Klee: Indianapolis, Indiana -- NHL defenseman (Washington Capitals).
(1971) Jeff Brohm: quarterback (San Francisco 49ers).
(1970) Dida Diafat
(1970) Emanuela Zardo: in Switzerland; tennis star.
(1970) Abdecamai Moussali: French musician.
(1970) Damien Fleming: Australian cricketer coach and sportscaster.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Melinda Clarke: American actress.
(1969) Rory McCann: Scottish actor.
(1969) Ludovic Berthillot
(1969) Viveca Paulin: Swedish-American actress.
(1969) Elias Atmatsidis: Greek footballer.
(1969) Eilidh Whiteford: Scottish academic and politician.
(1968) Aidan Gillen: Movie Actor.
(1968) Stacy Haiduk: American actress.
(1968) Yuji Nagata: Japanese wrestler and mixed martial artist.
(1968) Todd Jones (baseball)

(1968) Hashim Thaçi: Kosovan soldier and politician 5th Prime Minister of Kosovo.
(1968) Tracy Gravely: Canadian Football League linebacker (Montreal Alouettes).
(1968) Mark Vanderloo in Waddenveen: Netherlands; model.
(1968) Hashim Thaci: Kosovan politician.
(1968) Todd Jones: American baseball player.
(1968) Roxanna Panufnik: English composer.
(1968) Todd Jones in Marietta: Georgia, USA; pitcher (Houston Astros).
(1968) Mark Vanderloo: Dutch model and actor.
(1967) Omar Vizquel: Venezuelan-American baseball player: shortstop, Indians.
(1967) Monte Gene Smith
(1967) Shannon Larkin
(1967) Patty Schemel
(1967) Leslie M Marx in Fort Belvoir: Virginia, USA; fencer-epee (Olympics-1996).
(1967) Dino Radja: Croatian-American basketball player: forward/center.
(1967) Dino Rađa: Croatian basketball player.
(1967) Monte Smith: American football player who played as a guard with the Denver Broncos.
(1967) Pam[ela] Bustin in Somerset: Massachusetts, USA; field hockey defender (Olympics-1996).
(1966) David Usher: English-Canadian singer-songwriter (Moist).
(1966) Pierre Brassard: Canadian comedian and actor.
(1966) Theo Adams: WLAF tackle (Frankfurt Galaxy).
(1966) Pascale Paradis-Mangon: in France; tennis star.
(1966) Alessandro Costacurta: Italian footballer coach and manager.
(1965) Jeff Jackson: Canadian ice hockey player and manager.
(1965) Son Chang-min: South Korean actor.
(1965) Mike Blowers in Wurlzburg: Germany; infielder (New York Yankees, Los Angeles Dodgers).
(1965) Son Chang Min: South Korean actor.
(1964) Djimon Hounsou: Movie Actor.
(1964) Eduard Fernández
(1964) Jérémy Berthod
(1964) Cedric the Entertainer: American comedian and actor.
(1964) Patrice Romedenne
(1964) Witold Smorawiński: Polish guitarist composer and educator.
(1964) Helga Arendt: German sprinter (d. 2013).
(1964) Witold Smorawinski: Polish musician.
(1964) Mark Moogalian: French-born American teacher (Sorbonne University), musician, painter (cyber art), and sculptor.
(1964) Gregory Sporleder: American actor.
(1964) Cedric the Entertainer : Movie Actor.
(1963) Mano Solo: French singer and recording artist who released ten albums.
(1963) Alexis Jenni
(1963) Billy Gould in Los Angeles: California, USA; rock bassist (Faith No More).
(1963) Tonu Trubetsky: Estonian musician.
(1963) Joey Vera: American bass player (Fates Warning and Armored Saint).
(1963) Tõnu Trubetsky: Estonian singer-songwriter (Vennaskond and J.M.
(1963) Billy Gould: American bass player songwriter and producer (Faith No More Fear and the Nervous System and Jello Biafra and the Guantanamo School of Medicine).
(1963) Paula Frazer: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Tarnation Faith No More and Frightwig).
(1962) Michael Scott Dill
(1962) Michael Dill: American restaurateur, the maitre d' of an upscale restaurant-bar, "Numbers," in West Hollywood.
(1962) Steve Roach: Australian rugby player coach and sportscaster.
(1962) Stuart Pearce: English footballer coach and manager.
(1962) Clemens Binninger: German politician.
(1961) José Touré
(1961) Andrew Murrison: English physician and politician Minister for International Security Strategy.
(1960) Paula Yates: London, England -- Mrs Bob Geldof / rocker / writer (Blondes).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Paula Yates: Welsh TV personality in the UK, the former wife of rocker Bob Geldof and due to marry Michael Hutchence of the Australian rock group INXS (the father of her fourth daughter) when he died 12/22/1997 under mysterious circumstances, found hanging in a Sydney hotel room.
(1959) Eren Keskin: Turkish lawyer and activist.
(1959) Glenn Morshower: American actor and producer.
(1959) Malcolm Oastler: Australian-English engineer.
(1959) Dave Ridgway: English-Canadian football player.
(1959) Yvonne D Cagle in West Point: New York, USA; MD/astronaut.
(1958) Brian Paddick: British former deputy assistant commissioner and most senior openly gay police officer.
(1958) Valery Lantratov: Russian ballet dancer.
(1958) Fernando Luna: in Spain; tennis star.
(1957) Stanny Van Paesschen: Dutch equestrian who attended the Atlanta Olympics, placing 52nd in Individual Jumping and 13th in Team Jumping.

(1957) Boris Williams: French-English drummer (The Cure Thompson Twins and Babacar).
(1957) David J: English bass player (Bauhaus and Love and Rockets).
(1957) Tricia Lange: Hollywood, California -- Playmate (June, 1984).
(1957) Nazir Ahmed: Baron Ahmed Pakistani-English businessman and politician.
(1956) James Winnefeld: Jr.
(1956) Richard Sambrook: English journalist and academic.
(1955) John de Mol: Jr.
(1955) Claude Arnaud
(1955) Yves Swolfs
(1955) Jack Kingston: American politician (Representative-Republican-Georgia).
(1955) John Mol: Dutch producer and media tycoon.
(1955) Michael O'Keefe: American actor.
(1955) Guy Nève: Belgian race car driver (d. 1992).
(1955) Eamon Gilmore: Irish union leader and politician 25th Tánaiste of Ireland.
(1955) Marion Caspers-Merk: German politician.
(1955) Michael O'Keefe in Mount Vernon: New York, USA; actor (Caddyshack, Ironweed, Slugger's Wife).
(1954) Captain Sensible
(1954) Captain Sensible [Raymond Burns] in Balham: London, England; rocker ("Women and Captains First").
(1954) Ray Burns: British musician and comedian known as the zany "Captain Sensible.
(1954) Sensible: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Damned and Dead Men Walking).
(1954) Jack Blades: American bass player and songwriter (Night Ranger Rubicon Damn Yankees and Tak Matsumoto Group).
(1954) Mumia Abu-Jamal: American journalist on Pennsylvania's death-row in prison, 2001, who claims to have been falsely convicted of shooting and killing police officer Faulkner on 12/09/1981, 3:52 AM, Philadelphia.
(1953) Porter Carroll: Jr; drummer (Atlantic Star - "Touch a Four Leaf Clover").
(1953) Eric Bogosian in Woburn: Massachusetts, USA; actor (Talk Radio).
(1953) John P Hiler American politician (Representative-Republican-Indiana: 1981-).
(1953) Eric Bogosian: American actor playwright and author.
(1953) Janet Downing: American homicide victim, stabbed over 70 times on 7/23/1995, 9:00 PM, Somerville, MA.
(1952) Jean-Paul Gaultier: French haute couture fashion designer.
(1952) Ralph Winter: American film producer.
(1952) Jean Gaultier: French fashion designer.
(1951) Christian Bobin: French author and poet.
(1951) Enda Kenny: Taoiseach of Ireland.
(1951) Steven Lisberger
(1951) Ron Arad: Israeli architect and academic.
(1951) Nigel Harrison: English bass player and songwriter (Blondie and Silverhead).
(1951) Andrew John Fairclough: Trade union educator.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Véronique Sanson: French singer who made a career for herself in Canada; the ex-wife of musician Stephen Stills.
(1949) Nicola Grausco: Italian-Sardinian industrialist, owner of several daily newspapers.
(1949) Veronique Sanson: French singer-songwriter.
(1949) Eddie Hart: American sprinter.
(1949) James Paice: English farmer and politician.
(1948) Paul Cellucci: American politician who was closely involved in the governing of Massachusetts from January 1991 with Governor William Weld at the helm.
(1948) David Ingram: American keyboard player and songwriter (AnExchange and Love Song) (d. 2005).
(1948) Benzion Freshwater: English multi-millionaire.
(1948) Eliana Gil: Ecuadorian-American psychiatrist therapist and author.
(1948) Eddie James Hart in Martinez: California, USA; 4x100 metre relay runner (Olympics-gold-1972).

(1947) Claude Dubois: Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1947) Josep Borrell: Spanish engineer and politician 22nd President of the European Parliament.
(1947) Roger D Kornberg: American chemist and Nobel Prize laureate.
(1947) Glenn Cornick: rock bassist (Jethro Tull - "Thick as a Brick").
(1947) Hubert Ann: Kelly; American singer (Hues Corporation - "Rock the Boat").
(1947) Jean Lerberghe: Belgian champion weightlifter.
(1947) Denise Kingsmill: Baroness Kingsmill New Zealand-English lawyer and politician.
(1947) João de Aviz: Brazilian cardinal.
(1947) Roger Kornberg: American biochemist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1946) Ronnie Bird: French singer-songwriter, noted for participating in the French production of the musical Hair between 1968 and 1972.
(1946) Bruce Stuart Saylor: Composer.
(1946) Piers Gough: English architect.
(1946) Doug Christie: Canadian lawyer and activist (d. 2013).
(1946) Norbert-Claude Gorin: French hematologist (a specialist in blood, blood-forming organs and blood diseases).
(1946) Phil Robertson: Reality Star.
(1945) Dick Rivers: French rock singer who celebrated 35 years in his career from the time he was 15, with a great many TV productions.
(1945) Doug Clifford: American drummer and songwriter (Creedence Clearwater Revival Creedence Clearwater Revisited and Don Harrison Band).
(1945) Didier Chouat
(1945) Robert Knight: American singer.
(1945) Doug Riley: Canadian keyboard player and producer (Dr. Music) (d. 2007).
(1945) Graeme Catto: Scottish physician and academic.
(1945) Robert Knight in Franklin: Tennessee, USA; rocker (Everlasting Love).
(1945) Doug Clifford in Palo Alto: California, USA; rock drummer (Creedence Clearwater Revival - "Proud Mary").
(1944) Christine Ockrent: Belgian news journalist on Channel A2 in Belgium.
(1944) Agnès Grossman
(1944) St Lee: American singer (The Hues Corporation) (d. 2011).
(1944) Peter Cresswell: English judge.
(1944) [Bernard] Saint: Clair Lee [Calhoun]; American singer ("Rock the Boat").
(1944) Bill Singer: American baseball pitcher with a 14-year career from 1964 to 1977.
(1944) Tony Visconti: American singer and producer.
(1944) Maarja Nummert: Estonian architect.
(1943) Jean des Cars
(1943) David Morrell
(1943) Gordon West: English footballer (d. 2012).
(1943) Richard Sterban: American singer (The Oak Ridge Boys).
(1943) Hew Pike: English general.
(1943) Richard Sterban in Camden: New Jersey, USA; country singer (Oak Ridge Boys - "Elvira").
(1943) Brooke Medicine Eagle: American author, singer-songwriter and teacher, specializing in her interpretations of Native American religions.
(1942) Barbra Streisand: American singer and actress, began rising steadily upwards from 1961 by doing TV, records, Broadway, magazine covers and film.
(1942) Richard M Daley: American politician.
(1942) Richard Daley: American politician and noted family, the son of legendary Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley.
(1942) Valeri Abramovich: Voloshin; Russian cosmonaut.
(1942) Muthucumaraswamy Sornarajah: Sri Lankan lawyer and academic.
(1942) Richard M: Daley; American politician (mayor-Democrat-Chicago).
(1942) Barbra [Joan] Streisand in Brooklyn: New York, USA; singer/actress/award winner (Funny Girl, "The Way We Were").
(1941) Richard Holbrooke: American journalist banker and diplomat 22nd United States Ambassador to the United Nations (d. 2010).
(1941) John Williams: Australian-English guitarist and composer (Sky).
(1941) Colette Bergé: French actress, dancer and choreographer; the sister of actress Francine Bergé.
(1940) Sue Grafton: American author of mystery novels, screenplays and TV.
(1940) Michael Parks
(1940) Franck Pavloff
(1940) Chris Kelly: English television host and producer.
(1940) Trevor Kent: Australian actor (d. 1989).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Richard Bermingham: American accountant and CEO of Collins Foods International, a food supplier for fast-food chains such as Kentucky Fried Chicken.
(1938) André Vauchez
(1938) Carroll Dale: American football wide receiver.
(1937) Joe Henderson: American saxophonist and composer (d. 2001).
(1937) Francis Bertrand: Belgian cartoonist.
(1936) Jill Ireland: British actress, playing in lead parts since the '50s.
(1936) Daniel Logan (psychic)
(1936) Robert Broussard: French Police Commissioner, considered a "Super-flic" ("super-cop"), who became a prefect.
(1936) David Crombie: Canadian educator and politician 56th Mayor of Toronto.
(1936) Glen Hobbie: American baseball player (d. 2013).

(1936) Roger Llanas: France sport Champion.
(1936) Graham Armitage: English actor (d. 1999).
(1936) Daniel Logan: American top psychic, a gifted writer, lecturer and actor.
(1936) Patrick Nothomb: Belgian diplomat from 1960 - 2001, father of the Belgian writer Amélie Nothomb.
(1936) Caupolican Ovalles: Venezuelan poet and revolutionary militant, whose irreverent verb was one of the boldest examples of the avant-garde design in the country.
(1935) Louis Keith in Chicago: Illinois, USA; physician (expert on multiple-births).
(1935) Tucker Smith: American actor, dancer, and singer (d. 1988).
(1934) Shirley MacLaine: American dancer, actress, writer and metaphysician.
(1934) Gilbert Levy: French journalist producer and presenter.
(1934) Jayakanthan : Indian journalist and author (d. 2015).
(1934) Shirley MacLaine in Richmond: Virginia, USA; actress/mystic (Irma la Douce).
(1934) John Barbour: Toronto, Ontario -- TV host (Real People).
(1934) John Cameron: Lord Coulsfield Scottish lawyer and judge.
(1933) John Barbour: American newscaster and TV critic.
(1933) Patricia Bosworth: American actress, journalist, writer and biographer.
(1933) Art Hunter: American college and pro football player.
(1933) Alan Eagleson: Canadian politician and lawyer who wielded enormous power in the world of professional hockey.
(1933) Claire Davenport: English actress (d. 2002).
(1933) Umberto Vernaglione: Italy sport Champion.
(1933) Helmuth Lohner: Austrian actor and director (d. 2015).
(1933) Freddie Scott: American singer and songwriter (Born 1933).
(1932) John Young: American technical engineering manager and CEO of Hewlett Packard, one of the U.S.
(1932) Coen[rad] Flink: Dutch actor (Pastorale 1943, Havinck, Honneponnetje).
(1931) Bridget Riley: English painter and illustrator.
(1931) Renée Longarini: Italian TV announcer, well liked .
(1931) Abdelhamid Kermali: Algerian footballer and manager (d. 2013).
(1930) José Sarney: Brazilian lawyer and politician 25th President of Brazil.
(1930) Richard Donner: American actor director and producer.
(1930) Hubert Segard: Tourcoing EXecutives.
(1930) Jose Sarney: Brazilian politician, writer and senator.
(1930) Jerome Callet: American instrument designer educator and author.
(1930) Conn Findlay: Stockton, California -- Coxswain (1956, 64, 76 Olympics - 2 Gold / Bronze Medals).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) André Darrigade: French road cyclist racer, he won 22 stages as a sprinter in the Tours de France (to compare with Mark Cavendish).
(1929) Andre Darrigade: France sport Champion.
(1929) Stanislas Curyl: France sport Champion.
(1929) Rajkumar : Indian actor and singer (d. 2006).
(1929) Ferit Tuzun: Composer.
(1928) Giorgio Bernardin: Italian soccer player who played in Italian clubs from 1949-1960 and on the Italian National Team in 1954.
(1928) Giorgio Berdardin: Italy sport Champion.
(1928) Gustav Krivinka: Composer.
(1928) Tommy Docherty: Scottish footballer and manager.
(1928) Johnny Griffin: American saxophonist (Kenny Clarke/Francy Boland Big Band) (d. 2008).

(1927) Pasqualino De Santis
(1927) Ingerid Vardund: Norwegian actress.
(1927) Pasqualino de Santis: Cinematographer.
(1927) Patrick Bowles: Writer / translator.
(1927) Josy Barthel
(1926) Jacques Courtens: Belgian painter.
(1926) Victor D'Haes: Belgium sport Champion.
(1926) Thorbjörn Fälldin: Swedish farmer and politician 27th Prime Minister of Sweden.
(1926) Thorbjorn Falldin: Prime Minister of Sweden.
(1925) François Gros: French biologist, former permanent secretary (1991-2000) of the Academy of Sciences (molecular and cellular biology section, genomics), and Honorary Professor at the Collège de France and the Institut Pasteur.
(1925) Franco Leccese: Italian sprinter (d. 1992).
(1924) François Dagognet
(1924) Marilyn Erskine in Rochester: New York, USA; actor (Fran - Tom Ewell Show).
(1924) Ruth Kobart: American actress and singer (d. 2002).
(1924) Clement Freud: German-English radio host academic and politician (d. 2009).
(1924) Sir Clement Freud: British writer, radio personality, and politician (d. 2009).
(1924) Yehoshua Lakner: Composer.
(1923) Gus Bodnar: Canadian ice hockey player and coach (d. 2005).
(1923) André Caquot: French orientalist, a specialist in the history of Semitic civilizations.
(1923) James Goddard: American physician, government official, company executive.
(1923) Doris Burn: American children's books author and illustrator (d. 2011).
(1922) Susanna Agnelli: Italian noted family, the sister of Gianni Agnelli and the granddaughter of Giovanni, the founder of Fiat, the daughter of Edoardo who died in an airplane accident 7/15/1935.
(1922) J D Cannon: Salmon, Idaho -- Actor (McCloud, Ike, Call to Glory).
(1922) J Cannon: American actor (d. 2005).
(1922) Marc-Adélard Tremblay: Canadian anthropologist and academic (d. 2014).
(1921) Giorgio De Lullo: Italian actor and theater producer of open-air performances in Florence, Capri and Verona.
(1921) Leo Lewis: Pensacola Military man.
(1921) Marc Dolnitz: French actor, costume designer, decorator and producer.
(1921) Laci Boldemann: composer.
(1920) Jean Sargueil: Egletons EXecutives.
(1920) Clément Lépidis: French writer of Greek descent.
(1920) Fernand Pierrot: French aviator, a fighter pilot in World War II who served with the Normandie-Niemen regiment.
(1920) Paul Wonner: American artist who rose to prominence in the 1950s as an abstract expressionist associated with the Bay Area Figurative Movement, along with his partner, Theophilus Brown (1919-2012), whom he met in 1952 while attending graduate school.
(1920) Brigitte Dryander: Germany Actor.
(1920) Gino Valenzano: Italian race car driver (d. 2011).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) David Blackwell: American mathematician and academic (d. 2010).
(1919) Glafcos Clerides: Cypriot lawyer and politician 4th President of Cyprus (d. 2013).
(1918) Robert Escarpit: French academic, writer and journalist.
(1918) Paul Brindeau: Villefranche/Sa?ne Military man.
(1917) Doris Duranti: Italian movie actress who appeared in 43 films between 1935 and 1975.
(1917) Len Creed: Bookmaker.
(1916) Lou Thesz: American professional wrestler (d. 2002).
(1916) Stanley Kauffmann New York City: New York, playwright (Red Handkerchief Man).
(1914) Geraldo França de Lima
(1914) William Castle: American director producer and screenwriter (d. 1977).

(1914) Justin Wilson: American Cajun chef and humorist (Born 1914).
(1914) Loe Jong: Dutch and Jewish historian and journalist, the writer of the Dutch standard work "The Kingdom of the Netherlands During World War II".
(1914) Larry Blake: American actor (d. 1982).
(1914) Ruth White: Perth Amboy, New Jersey -- Actress (Up the Down Staircase).
(1914) Sally Jong: Dutch Jewish physician, who became an assistant of Joseph Mengele in his twin project and died after the war in KZ Buchenwald.
(1914) Bernard Caulfield: judge.
(1914) Phil Watson: Canadian ice hockey player and coach (Born 1914).
(1913) Hermann Wagner: Germany Actor.
(1913) Dieter Grau: German-American scientist and engineer (d. 2014).
(1913) Bernard Muller: St-Etienne physician.
(1912) Ruth Osburn: American discus thrower (d. 1994).
(1911) Jack E Leonard: Chicago, Illinois -- Comedian (Disorderly Orderly).
(1911) Karl O: Schiller German economist (Minister of Economics).
(1911) Sigursveinn David: Kristinsson composer.
(1911) Robert Joseph Kane: Ithaca, New York -- President of US Olympic Committee (1976).
(1911) Hanns Lohmann: German military, an Obersturmbannführer (Lieutenant Colonel) in the Waffen SS during World War II, who was awarded the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oakleaves.
(1911) Guy Riobé: French Catholic clergyman, the bishop of Orléans, France, from 1963 to 1978.
(1910) Lucie Rivel: German/french artist, painter.
(1910) Raymond Martin: French sculptor who died on 3 February 1992 in Cachan.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Irven Spence: animator.
(1909) Bernhard Grzimek: Silesian-German zoo director, zoologist, book author, editor, and animal conservationist in postwar West-Germany.
(1908) Marceline Day: American actress (Born 1908).
(1908) George Oppen
(1908) Furio Niclot: Italy sport Champion.
(1908) Heddy Bouber [Hermanus G Blom]: Actor (Bluejackets).
(1908) Jozef Gos?awski: Polish sculptor and medallic artist (d. 1963).
(1908) Francis Leenhardt: Marseille EXecutives.
(1908) Inga Gentzel: Swedish runner (d. 1991).
(1908) Józef Gosławski: Polish sculptor (d. 1963).

(1907) Jean Vilgrain: Nancy EXecutives.
(1907) Vaclav Trojan: composer.
(1907) William Sargant: English psychiatrist theorist and author (d. 1988).
(1907) Émile Allegret: French soldier and member of the French Resistance during World War II, awarded the title of 'Compagnon de la Libération' (English: Companion of the Liberation).
(1906) William Joyce: American-Irish soldier and politician (d. 1946).
(1906) Jean-Pierre Dozolme: French prelate, the Bishop of Puy-en-Velay from 1960 to 1978.
(1906) Laura Breska: American pro astrologer who practiced and taught astrology full time after her retirement from being a court reporter.
(1906) Mimi Smith: maternal aunt and guardian of John Lennon (Born 1906).
(1905) Robert Penn Warren: American writer (Born 1905).
(1905) Elisab Porquerol: Némes Writer.
(1905) Al Bates: American long jumper (d. 1999).
(1905) Robert Warren: American writer, a novelist and poet, the first Poet Laureate of the U.S.
(1904) Willem de Kooning
(1904) Willem De Kooning: Dutch-American abstract experimental painter.
(1903) Jose Antonio Primo de Rivera: founder of the Falange (d. 1936).
(1903) Jose Primo de Rivera: Spanish lawyer, nobleman, politician, and founder of the Falange Española ("Spanish Phalanx").
(1903) Henry-Verite : France Actor.
(1903) Siegfried F Nadel: Austrian / British anthropologist (Black Byzantium).
(1903) Mike Michalske NFL guard (New York Yankees: Green Bay Packers).
(1903) José de Rivera: Spanish lawyer and politician founded the Falange (d. 1936).
(1903) Martial Brigouleix: French socialist activist and member of the French Resistance.
(1902) Emile Berthet: French criminal, a.k.
(1900) Elizabeth Goudge: English author and educator (d. 1984).

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