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Famous Birthdays of 25 August

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 25th of August

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2009 - 2000

(2001) Andrea Negro: French youngest candidate at the 2015 baccalaureat (Abitur equivalent), mathematician prodigy.
(2000) Alexis Vera: YouTube Star.
(2000) Sophia Dall'aglio: TV Actress.

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1999 - 1990

(1998) China Anne McClain: American actress.
(1998) China McClain: TV Actress.
(1998) Abraham Mateo: Pop Singer.
(1998) Sofia Richie: Celebrity.
(1997) KenZ : Twitch Star.
(1997) Alan Walker: Musician.
(1995) Tray Bills: Rapper.
(1995) Justine Skye: Musician.
(1995) Lachlan : YouTube Star.
(1994) Edmunds Augstkalns: Latvian ice hockey player.

(1994) Thomas Carpino: Vine Star.
(1994) Josh Flitter: American actor.
(1994) King Krule: Musician.
(1994) Haley Blais: YouTube Star.
(1993) Gunner Gumm: YouTube Star.
(1993) Candice O'Reilly: YouTube Star.
(1993) Thomas Oliveira: YouTube Star.
(1992) Ricardo Rodríguez (footballer)
(1992) Miyabi Natsuyaki: Japanese singer and actress (Berryz Kobo Aa! and Buono!).
(1992) Angelica Mandy
(1992) Kaytranad Kaytranada: Musician.
(1992) Ricardo Rodriguez: Swiss footballer.
(1992) Alex Roots: English singer.
(1992) Bridgette West: YouTube Star.
(1991) Aaron Ash: YouTube Star.
(1990) Aras İynemli: Turkish actor.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Amber Le Bon: English fashion model, the eldest of the three daughters of Duran Duran lead singer Simon Le Bon and model Yasmin Le Bon.
(1989) Keegan Joyce: Australian actor.
(1989) Hiram Mier: Mexican footballer.
(1988) Alexandra Burke: English singer.
(1988) Angela Park: Brazilian-American golfer.
(1988) Ray Quinn: English singer.
(1987) Blake Lively: American actress.
(1987) Amy MacDonald
(1987) Yifei Liu
(1987) Stacey Farber: TV Actress.

(1987) Luka Sulic: Cellist.
(1987) Joe Flanders: YouTube Star.
(1987) Liu Yifei: Chinese-American actress and singer.
(1987) Whitney Stevens: Panamanian/American pornographic actress.
(1987) Logan Morrison: American baseball player.
(1987) Velimir Jovanović: Serbian footballer.
(1987) Ollie Hancock: English race car driver.
(1987) James Wesolowski: Australian footballer.
(1987) Luka Šulić: Slovenian-Croatian cellist (2Cellos).
(1987) Amy Macdonald: Scottish singer and songwriter.
(1987) Justin Upton: Baseball Player.
(1986) Rodney Ferguson: American footballer.
(1986) Rona Nishliu: Kosovo-Albanian singer-songwriter.
(1986) Mike Song: Dancer.
(1984) Andrea Wenclova
(1984) Anya Monzikova
(1984) Hendra Setiawan: Indonesian badminton player.
(1984) Florian Mohr: German footballer.
(1984) Jamie Raven: Magician.
(1983) Mehdi Bennani
(1983) Kevin Wauthy
(1983) Christopher Parker: Actor.
(1983) James Rossiter: English race car driver.
(1982) Theodore Borders
(1982) Jung Jung-suk: South Korean footballer.
(1981) Rachel Bilson: American actress.
(1981) Rik Waller: English singer best known for being a finalist in the first series of the British ITV television series Pop Idol.
(1981) Camille Pin: French tennis player.
(1981) Jean-Julien Rojer: Curaçaoan-Dutch tennis player.
(1981) Chad Michael Murray: Actor.
(1981) Clare Oliver: Australian cancer activist (Born 1981).
(1981) Jan-Berrie Burger: Namibian cricketer.
(1980) Eve Angeli
(1980) Ovidie
(1980) Darya Charusha
(1980) TJ Bell: Race Car Driver.
(1980) Neal Musser: American baseball player.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Ted Wulfers
(1979) Masato Wada: Japanese actor and singer (D-Boys).
(1979) Kaki King: Musician.
(1979) Marlon Harewood: English footballer.
(1979) Andrew Hussie: Comic Book Artist.
(1979) Deanna Nolan: American basketball player.
(1979) Philipp Mißfelder: German historian and politician (d. 2015).
(1978) Alex Lutz
(1978) Karrine Steffans: Author.
(1978) Darren Robinson: American rap singer, dies at age 28 (born 1967).

(1978) Kel Mitchell: American actor.
(1978) Robert Mohr: German rugby player.
(1978) Beth Riesgraf: Actress.
(1977) Jonathan Togo: American actor, Togo plays officer Ryan Wolfe on CSI Miami, TV’s hit crime show starring David Caruso.
(1977) Arthur Ramiandrisoa: French prodigy, the youngest candidate at the French baccalauréat since its creation by Napoleon on 17 March 1808.
(1977) Andy McDonald: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1977) Diego Corrales: American boxer (Born 1977).
(1977) Sophie Cadieux: Canadian actress and screenwriter.
(1977) Masumi Asano: Japanese voice actress and producer.
(1977) Ramil Safarov: Azerbaijani murderer.
(1977) John Green: Author.
(1976) Alexander Skarsgard: Swedish actor.
(1976) Céline Lebrun: French judoka who has competed in judo at both national and international level.
(1976) Christophe Mali
(1976) Pedro Feliciano
(1976) Damon Jones: American basketball player and coach.
(1976) Sarah Nadeau: Portland, Maine -- Miss America - Maine (1997).
(1976) Javed Qadeer: Pakistani cricketer and coach.
(1976) Alexander Skarsgård: Swedish-American actor.
(1976) Sam Mackinnon: Melbourne, Victoria -- Basketball forward (1996 Olympics).
(1976) Jensen Atwood: American actor.
(1975) Amandine Cornette de Saint Cyr
(1975) Raymond Wong (actor)
(1975) James D'arcy: Actor.
(1975) Brad Drew: Australian rugby player.
(1975) Petria Thomas: Lismore, NSW -- Swimmer (1996 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1975) Molly Tuter: WNBA guard (Phoenix Mercury).
(1974) Eric Millegan: American actor.
(1974) Gary Matthews Jr
(1974) Mike Jenkins: Wide receiver (Cincinnati Bengals).
(1974) Pablo Ozuna: Dominican baseball player.
(1974) Darren Benson: NFL defensive tackle (Dallas Cowboys).
(1974) Chris Mantilla: West Palm Beach, Florida -- Diver (1996 Olympics).
(1974) Dave Luza: Dutch comedian.
(1973) Fatih Akin
(1973) Ben Falcone
(1973) Grey DeLisle: Musician.
(1973) Inge de Bruijn: Athlete.
(1973) Fatih Akın: German director producer and screenwriter.
(1973) Dave Chappelle: Comedian.
(1973) Fatih Ak?n: German film director.
(1973) Carmine Giovinazzo: Actor.
(1973) Barret Oliver: Photographer.
(1972) Catarina Furtado
(1972) Louis-Karim Nébati
(1972) Davide Sanguinetti
(1972) Tony Dumas (basketball)
(1972) Gülben Ergen: Turkish singer and actress.
(1972) Tony Dumas: NBA guard (Dallas Mavericks).
(1972) Marvin Harrison: Wide receiver (Indianapolis Colts).
(1972) Loredana Lecciso: Italian entertainer known for appearances on tabloid talk shows.
(1972) Bryan Stoltenberg: American football player (d. 2013).
(1972) Antony Johnston: Writer.
(1972) Joe Wright: Director.
(1972) Raul Ruiz: Politician.
(1972) Marlo Perry: NFL linebacker (Buffalo Bills).
(1971) David Vendetta
(1971) Mike Lockwood: professional wrestler (d. 2003).
(1971) Michael Chack: Toms River, New Jersey -- Figure skater (1997 Pac Coast Sr Champ).
(1971) Quintis "Chico" Ristie: Suriname -- Radio host.
(1971) Makoto Kawahira: Hockey forward (Team Japan 1998).
(1971) Crash Holly: American professional wrestler (Born 1971).
(1971) Gilberto Simoni: Italian cyclist, winner of the Tour of Italia 2001.
(1971) Felix da Housecat: American DJ and producer.
(1970) Claudia Schiffer: German model, considered by some to be the world's prettiest woman.
(1970) Jo Dee Messina: American country music singer.
(1970) Robert Horry: American basketball player: forward, Lakers.
(1970) David Alan Basche
(1970) Doug Glanville: Hackensack, New Jersey -- Outfielder (Chicago Cubs).
(1970) Helena Seger: Swedish model and actress.
(1970) Ronald Waterreus: Soccer player (Roda JC, PSV).
(1970) Katherine "Katie" Scanlon: Fairfield, Connecticut -- Rower (1996 Olympics).
(1970) Nathan Wolfe: Scientist.
(1970) David Gregory: Journalist.
(1970) Jo Messina: American musician.
(1970) Debbie Graham: Walnut Creek, California -- Tennis star (1993 Taranto doubles).
(1970) Adrian Lam: Papua New Guinean-Australian rugby player and coach.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Rachel Shelley: English model and actress.
(1969) France Beaudoin: Canadian TV host of les Ailes de la mode, a show focused on fashion.
(1969) Jamie Gold
(1969) Pierfrancesco Favino: Actor.
(1969) Catriona Matthew: Edinburgh, Scotland -- Golfer (1995 British Open-12th).
(1969) Olga Konkova: Norwegian-Russian pianist and composer.
(1969) Elly Hakami: San Francisco, California -- Tennis star.
(1969) Vivek Razdan: Indian cricketer coach and sportscaster.
(1969) Steve Staley: American voice actor and singer.
(1969) Mike Jones: American athlete, defensive end whose pro-football career began in 1991.

(1969) John Witt: author, sportswriter, actor and Ballhawk.
(1969) Derek Fung: Hong Kong -- Canadian Tour golfer.
(1969) Cameron Mathison: Canadian actor.
(1968) Rachael Ray: American chef and television personality.
(1968) Raz Degan: Israeli model and actor of cinema, television and theatre, who resides in Italy.
(1968) Rafet El Roman: Turkish singer and composer.
(1968) Yuri Mitsui: Japanese actress model and race car driver.
(1968) Rafet Roman: Turkish singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1968) Stuart Murdoch: Scottish singer-songwriter (Belle and Sebastian).
(1968) David Alan Basche: Actor.
(1968) Spider One: American singer-songwriter and producer (Powerman 5000).
(1968) Takeshi Ueda: Japanese singer-songwriter and bass player (The Mad Capsule Markets).
(1967) Xavier Niel: French entrepreneur and businessman, active in the telecommunications and technology industry and best known as founder and majority shareholder of the French Internet service provider Iliad trading under the Free brand.
(1967) Tom Hollander: English actor producer and screenwriter.
(1967) Jeff Tweedy: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Wilco Loose Fur and Uncle Tupelo).
(1967) Nobuyuki Hiyama: Japanese voice actor.
(1967) Eckart Hirschhausen: German physician, comedian and writer.
(1966) Yang Erche Namu
(1966) Agostino Abbagnale: Italian sports champion; the winner of an Olympic Gold Medal for rowing, 1988.
(1966) Derek Sherinian: American keyboard player songwriter and producer (Planet X Dream Theater and Black Country Communion).
(1966) Terminator X
(1966) Albert Belle: Shreveport, Louisiana -- Outfielder (Indians, White Sox).
(1966) Julia Davis
(1966) Tracy-Ann Oberman: English actress and screenwriter.
(1966) Nick Denton: Journalist.
(1966) Larry Swartz: American homicide; he shot and killed his adoptive parents on 1/17/1984.
(1966) Robert Maschio: American actor.
(1965) Mia Zapata: American singer-songwriter (The Gits) (d. 1993).
(1965) Kathleen Horvath: Chicago, Illinois -- Tennis player (French Open Jr 1980).
(1965) Marlee Matlin: Actress.
(1965) Nate Odomes: NFL cornerback (Seattle Seahawks).
(1965) Cornelius Bennett: NFL linebacker (Atlanta Falcons, Buffalo Bills).
(1965) Sanjeev Sharma: Indian cricketer and coach.
(1964) Blair Underwood: American actor, handsome and clean-cut.
(1964) George Roman: American Vedic astrologer, full-time pro psychic and "The Beverly Hills Love Guru.
(1964) Eerie Von
(1964) Azmin Ali: Politician.
(1964) Maxim Kontsevich: Russian-American mathematician and academic.
(1964) Vasilios Kotronias: Greek chess player and author.
(1964) Marti Noxon: American television writer and producer.
(1964) Joanne Whalley: English actress.
(1964) Dan Parent: American comic book artist and writer.
(1964) Blair Underwood in Tacoma: Washington, USA; actor (Jonathan - L.A.
(1964) Timothy Nicholson: Journalist.
(1964) Morgan Englund: Actor (Dylan Lewis-Guiding Light).
(1963) Shock G: American rapper and producer (Digital Underground).
(1963) Christine McGlade: Canadian actress (You Can't Do That on Television).
(1963) Tiina Intelmann: Estonian lawyer and diplomat.
(1963) Miro Cerar: Slovenian lawyer and politician 8th Prime Minister of Slovenia.
(1963) Hideo Kojima: Designer.
(1962) Taslima Nasrin
(1962) Vivian Campbell: heavy metal rocker (White Snake - "Here I Go Again").
(1962) Māris Bružiks: Latvian triple jumper.
(1962) Ron Heller: NFL tackle (Miami Dolphins).
(1962) Jessica Martin: British mimic and impressionist, the creator of carefully constructed comic characters.
(1962) David Koechner: Actor.
(1962) Mazzi Rawd: heavy metal rocker.
(1962) Craig Kilborn: Entertainer.
(1962) Maris Bruziks: Latvian triple jumper.
(1962) Shahid Mahboob: Pakistani cricketer.
(1962) David Packer: American actor.
(1962) Michael Zorc: German footballer and manager.
(1961) Billy Ray Cyrus: American singer and actor.
(1961) Ally Walker: TV Actress.
(1961) Laurent Cabasso
(1961) Billy Cyrus: American musician, vocalist and guitarist.
(1961) Jared Harris: Actor.
(1961) Joanne Whalley-Kilmer: Manchester, England -- Actress (Kill Me Again).
(1960) Ashley Crow: American actress.
(1960) Cath Carroll
(1960) Susan Brooks: Politician.
(1960) Jane Langdale: Professor of Plant Science at the University of Oxford.
(1960) Georg Zellhofer: Austrian footballer and manager.
(1960) Jonas Gahr Store: Politician.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Kiku Hamada: American photographic model whose delicate Japanese beauty was displayed in a nude centerfold in "Players" magazine September 1978.
(1959) Franco Chioccioli
(1959) Ruth Swenson: American soprano and actress.
(1959) Ruth Ann Swenson: American operatic soprano.
(1959) Ian Falconer: American author and illustrator.
(1959) Steve Levy: American lawyer and politician.
(1959) Lane Smith: American author and illustrator.
(1958) Tim Burton: American filmmaker whose work has a Gothic feel, often including a quiet snowfall at night, a Christmas or Halloween scene.
(1958) Christian LeBlanc: American actor, primarily on television, he has been seen in soap operas like "As the World Turns" and "The Young and the Restless.
(1958) Junior Delgado

(1958) Saskia van Orly: Dutch singer (Tambourine).
(1958) Sterling Harwood: American lawyer author and academic.
(1958) Steve Guttenberg: Actor.
(1957) Simon McBurney: British actor, writer and theatre director.
(1957) Frank Serratore: American ice hockey player and coach.
(1957) Stephen Fry: Comedian.
(1957) Sikander Bakht: Pakistani cricketer and sportscaster.
(1956) Henri Toivonen: Finnish race car driver (d. 1986).
(1956) Matt Aitken: rocker (Stock Aitken and Waterman - "Road Block").
(1956) Takeshi Okada: Japanese footballer coach and manager.
(1955) Vijayakanth: Tamil actor and politician.
(1955) Mike Huckabee: Politician.
(1955) Gerd Müller: German businessman and politician.
(1955) Hank Haney: Athlete.
(1955) John McGeoch: Scottish guitarist (Magazine Visage Siouxsie and the Banshees Public Image Ltd and The Armoury Show) (d. 2004).
(1955) Gerd Muller: German politician.
(1954) Elvis Costello: Rock Singer.
(1954) Paul Houde
(1954) Gilbert Duclos-Lassalle: French road racing cyclist, who was a specialist at one-day classic cycling races.
(1954) Jim Wallace Baron Wallace of Tankerness
(1954) John Savage in Old Bethpage: New York, USA; actor (Jim Malloy - Gibbsville).
(1954) Gilbert "Gibus" Duclos-Lassalle: French cyclist.
(1954) Jim Wallace: Baron Wallace of Tankerness Scottish lawyer and politician First Minister of Scotland.
(1954) James Wallace: Scottish politician, a Liberal Democrat Member of Parliament returned at General Election 6/11/1987.
(1954) Martin Jourard: keyboardist/vocalist (Motels - "Only the Lonely").
(1952) Geoff Downes: English keyboard player songwriter and producer (The Buggles Yes and Asia).
(1952) Vijayakanth : Indian actor and politician.
(1952) Lloyd Dorfman: Businesswoman.
(1952) Duleep Mendis: Sri Lankan cricketer and coach.
(1952) Ann Abraham: English public servant.
(1951) Rob Halford: Metal Singer.
(1951) Orson Scott Card: Writer.
(1951) Bill Handel: Brazilian-American lawyer and radio host.
(1951) Oscar Hijuelos: Novelist.
(1950) Willy Deville: NYC, New York -- Rock vocalist / guitarist (Mink Deville).
(1950) Willy DeVille: American singer and songwriter (Born 1950).
(1950) Michel Desroches: French sommelier at 'Chateau D'artigny' restaurant in Montbazon since 1971.
(1950) Jean-Luc Molinéris: French road bicycle racer, the son of cyclist Pierre Molineris.
(1950) Nugzar Bagration-Gruzinsky: Georgian son of Petre Gruzinsky.
(1950) Charles Fambrough: American bassist composer and producer (d. 2011).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Gene Simmons: Israeli-born American musician, a bass player, singer, actor and member of the enormously popular group, "Kiss.
(1949) Salif Keïta
(1949) Martin Amis: Welsh-English author and critic.
(1949) Ross Davidson: Scottish actor (d. 2006).
(1949) John Savage: American actor and producer.
(1949) Joe Regalbuto: Actor.
(1949) Gene Simmons in Queens: New York, USA; rocker (KISS - "Beth").
(1949) Bob Holden: Politician.
(1949) Fariborz Lachini: Iranian-Canadian composer and producer.
(1949) Rijkman Groenink: Dutch banker and academic.

(1949) John Savage in Long Island: New York, USA; actor (The Deer Hunter, Maria's Lovers).
(1949) Stephen Paulus: Composer.
(1948) Alain Claeys: French politician, a member of the Socialist Party, Mayor of Poitiers since 2008 and a Member of the National Assembly of France for the first constituency of the Vienne department since 1997.
(1948) Tony Ramos
(1948) Nicholas Peppas: Greek chemist and biologist.
(1948) Ledward Kaapana: American singer and guitarist.
(1948) Nicholas A Peppas: Greek chemical and biomedical engineer.
(1948) Charles Dallara: Businessman.
(1947) Ernest Abuba
(1947) Keith Tippett
(1947) Sandro Bartoccioni: Italian heart surgeon, internationally known for his technique of coronary bypass heart surgery.
(1947) Michael Kaluta: American author and illustrator.
(1947) Wim J van Gelder: Dutch MP (PvdA).
(1947) Joe Manchin: Politician.
(1947) Paulo Coelho: Novelist.
(1947) Steve Pearce: Politician.
(1946) Rollie Fingers: American baseball player, a right-handed pitcher who played for the Oakland Athletics (1968–1976), San Diego Padres (1977–1980), and Milwaukee Brewers (1981–1985).
(1946) Larry LaRocco: (Rep-D-Idaho).
(1946) Carl Paladino: Politician.
(1946) Rollis Fingers: Steubenville sports Champions.
(1946) Melody Green: American speaker, writer and songwriter of Christian music.
(1946) Charles Ghigna (Father Goose): American poet and children's author.
(1946) Charlie Sanders: American football player and sportscaster (d. 2015).
(1946) Charles Ghigna: American poet and author.
(1945) Philippe Adnot
(1945) Roland Romeyer
(1945) Hannah Shearer: American screenwriter and producer.
(1945) Ken Hensley: Musician.
(1945) Daniel Hulet: Belgian cartoonist.
(1945) Vince McMahon: Entertainer.
(1944) Anthony Heald: New Rochelle, New York -- Actor (Orphans, Silence of Lambs).
(1944) Pat Martino
(1944) Andrew Longmore: English lawyer and judge.
(1944) Sherley Anne Williams: US literary (Dessa Rose).
(1944) Conrad Black: Canadian historian and author.
(1944) Jacques Demers: Canadian ice hockey player coach and politician.
(1943) Lisa Harrow
(1943) Harry Manfredini: American composer and conductor.
(1943) Mel Karmazin: Businessman.
(1943) Peque Gallaga: Filipino actor director and screenwriter.
(1942) Imogen Hassall: Surrey, England -- Countess of Cleavage (Carry on Lovng).
(1942) Howard Jacobson: English novelist and journalist.
(1942) Ivan Koloff
(1942) Max Cleland: Politician.
(1942) Nathan Deal: American captain lawyer and politician 82nd Governor of Georgia.
(1942) Margaret L Thompson Murdock: United States -- Small bore rifle (1976 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1942) Nathen Deal: (Rep-D-Georgia).
(1941) Alain Gouriou
(1941) Shirley Carter Burden: Patrician.
(1941) Marshall Brickman: Brazilian-American director producer and screenwriter.
(1941) Mario Corso: Italian footballer and coach.
(1940) José Van Dam
(1940) Marie-Thérèse Boisseau: French politician, Secretary of State for the Disabled, 2002-2004.
(1940) Jose Van Dam: Belgian baritone.
(1940) Maria Elmi: Italian television announcer, presenter, journalist, actress and singer.
(1940) José van Dam: Belgian actor and singer.
(1940) Wilhelm von Homburg: German boxer and actor (d. 2004).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) John Badham: Luton, England -- Director (Dracula, Short Circuit).
(1939) Ana MC Ribeiro
(1939) Ana Ribeiro: Brazilian astrologer, highly praised among her colleagues, a consultant, teacher, international lecturer and member of AFA.
(1939) John Bardon: English actor (d. 2014).
(1939) Liselot[te JM] Beekmeyer: Actress (Issue Blum).
(1938) Frederick Forsyth: Author (Day of the Jackal, Deceiver, Odessa File).
(1938) Guy Gilles: French-Algerian director of short films, then co-director of features.
(1938) Pierre Goldberg
(1938) David Canary: American actor (d. 2015).
(1937) Virginia Wolff: American author.

(1936) Giridharilal Kedia: Indian businessman founded the Image Institute of Technology & Management (d. 2009).
(1936) Hugh Hudson: Director.
(1935) Charles Wright: American poet.
(1935) David Canary in Elwood: Indiana, USA; actor (Peyton Place, Candy - Bonanza).
(1935) Lones Wigger: Great Falls, Montana -- Shooter (1964, 72 Olympics - Gold / Silver Medals).
(1935) Lando Buzzanca: Italian comedy actor.
(1934) Jean-Louis Giral
(1934) Roger Romani
(1934) Bill Malone: American musician, author and historian specializing in country music and other forms of traditional American music.
(1934) Lise Bacon: Canadian judge and politician Deputy Premier of Quebec.
(1934) Kenny Baker: Actor.
(1934) Valery F Bykovsky: USSR -- Cosmonaut (Vostok V, Soyuz 22, 31 / 39).
(1934) John Stears: Middlesex, England -- Special effects expert (Dr No).
(1934) Eddie Ilarde: Filipino disk jockey, television host, and Senator.
(1933) Tom Skerritt: American actor and director.
(1933) Wayne Shorter: American saxophonist and composer (Miles Davis Quintet and Weather Report).
(1933) Tom Skeritt: American actor who made his movie debut in 1962 in "War Hunt" and then landed parts in TV shows, primarily Western and war-motif episodes where his rugged good looks lend credibility to his characters.
(1933) Tom Skerritt in Detroit: Michigan, USA; actor (Ryan's Four, Alien, Big Bad Mama).
(1933) Patrick McManus: American journalist and author.
(1933) Roberto De Simone: Italian theatre director, composer and musicologist.
(1933) István Gaál: Hungarian director and screenwriter (d. 2007).
(1932) Ricet Barrier: French singer, actor and entertainer.
(1932) Gérard Lebovici
(1932) Anatoli Yakovlevich Kartashov: Russia -- Cosmonaut.
(1932) Ricet-Barrier : France Actor.
(1931) Regis Philbin: American TV host who, after years of popularity on a TV talk show, "Live with Regis and Kathie Lee," hit superstardom with his hit TV game show, "Who Wants to be a Millionaire?".
(1931) Cecil D Andrus
(1931) Robert Connors: American noted family, father of astrologer Stephen Connors; married to Ruth Steinbrecher Connors, eye color: hazel; right-handed, married once, 5 children.
(1931) Cecil Andrus: American politician, former Governor of Idaho and Secretary of the Interior from 1977-1981 under President Carter.
(1931) Peter Gilmore: German-English actor (d. 2013).
(1931) Hal Fishman: Los Angeles based local news anchor.
(1930) Sean Connery: Scottish actor and film icon for the role of agent 007 in the "James Bond" series.
(1930) Robert Abirached
(1930) Graham Javis: Toronto, Ontario -- Actor (Charlie-Mary Hartman).
(1930) Graham Jarvis: Canadian-American actor (d. 2003).
(1930) György Enyedi: Hungarian economist and geographer (d. 2012).
(1930) Bruce Allpress: New Zealand actor.
(1930) Ariana CE Amsberg: Dutch publicist / actress (Aside, Sekstant).
(1930) Page Johnson in West Virginia: USA; actress (Passages from Finnegan's Wake).
(1930) Crispin Tickell: English academic and diplomat British Permanent Representative to the United Nations.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Dominique Fernandez: French writer of novels, essays and travel books.
(1929) Betty Dodson: Educator.
(1929) Gene Keiffer: American electonic engineer and CEO of E-Systems, a reconnnaissance, surveillance communications software defense contractor.
(1928) Louis Perrigault: France sport Champion.
(1928) Herbert Kroemer: German-American physicist engineer and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1928) Darrell Johnson: American baseball player coach and manager (d. 2004).
(1928) : American football player.
(1928) Karl Korte: American composer and academic.
(1928) John ''Kayo'' Dottley: American football player.
(1927) Althea Gibson: American tennis player and champion of the Wimbledon Women's Singles in 1957 and 1958.

(1927) Harry Markowitz: Economist.
(1927) Edward Noha: American adminstrator and CEO of CNA Financial, a casualty and property insurance carrier.
(1927) James Lyon: American banker, real estate developer, and Republican politician from Houston, Texas.
(1927) Roger Lambrechts: Belgian archeologist.
(1926) Pierre Douzou: Millau physician.
(1926) Kenneth Barr: American chemical engineer and CEO of Cypress Minerals, a mining company.
(1926) Jef Gilson: French pianist, arranger, composer and big band leader.
(1925) Maurice Binder: Title designer (James Bond Movies), dies at 73.
(1925) Stepas Butautas: Lithuanian basketball player and coach (d. 2001).
(1925) Bob Hahn: American athlete, he played one season of pro basketball in 1949.
(1925) Shirley Hufstedler: Public Servant.
(1925) Frank Mangiapane: American athlete, he played pro basketball for one year in 1946.
(1925) Thea Astley: Australian journalist and author (d. 2004).
(1924) Yasuzo Masumura
(1924) Zsuzsa Kormoczy
(1924) Zsuzsa Körmöczy: Hungarian tennis player and coach (d. 2006).
(1923) Ruth Park: Author.
(1923) Michel Delaval: Le Mans Military man.
(1923) Allyre Sirois: Canadian lawyer and judge (d. 2012).
(1923) Álvaro Mutis: Colombian-Mexican author and poet (d. 2013).
(1923) Dorothy Dunnett: Scottish historical novelist.
(1922) Ivry Gitlis
(1922) Emanuele Rocco: Italian TV journalist and newscaster.
(1922) Howard Zinn: Historian.
(1922) Ronnie Potsdammer: Dutch singer / song writer / programmer.
(1921) Monty Hall: Canadian-American television host of "Let’s Make a Deal," a top U.S.
(1921) Bernard Epton: American politician with a liberal-to-moderate voting record when he served in the Illinois legislature.
(1921) Bryce Mackasey: Canadian businessman and politician 20th Canadian Minister of Labour (d. 1999).
(1921) Brian Moore: Irish-Canadian author and screenwriter (d. 1999).
(1921) Daniel Oduber Quiros: Costa Rican politician, lawyer, philosopher, poet, and essayist.
(1920) Leonard Gaskin
(1920) Paul Puaux: French arts festival director; he was director of the Festival d'Avignon from 1971 to 1979.
(1920) Jef Diederen: Dutch painter.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) George Wallace: American politician who was the Democratic Governor of Alabama, beginning in 1963, for three terms.
(1919) George C Wallace: Clio, Alabama -- (Gov-D-Alabama) / Presidential Candidate.
(1919) William Foster: American bandleader and educator (d. 2010).
(1919) Léon Delbecque: French politician and industrialist.
(1918) Leonard Bernstein: American musician, a pianist, conductor and composer of symphonies, ballets, musical comedies, chamber music and film scores; a fabulous talent.
(1918) Marwayne Leipzig
(1918) Richard Greene (actor)
(1918) Richard Greene: Plymouth, England -- Composer / actor (Adventures of Robin Hood).
(1918) Paul Jacobs: Activist.
(1917) Mel Ferrer: Elberon, New Jersey -- Actor (Longest Day, Eaten Alive, 5th Floor).

(1917) Don Defore: Cedar Rapids, Iowa -- Actor (George-Hazel, Ozzie & Harriet).
(1917) Lou van Burg: Dutch-German singer and game show host (d. 1986).
(1917) Lisbeth Movin: Danish actress and director (d. 2011).
(1916) Van Johnson: American actor, a boyish looking red head who played in some 125 films in the '40s and '50s.
(1916) Frederick C Robbins
(1916) Paul Legatte
(1916) Frederick Robbins: American scientist, a physician, pediatrician and Nobel Prize Winner along with Enders and Weller for Medicine and Physiology on 12/10/1954.
(1916) Saburō Sakai: Japanese lieutenant and pilot (d. 2000).
(1916) Frederic Robbins: US bacteriologist.
(1916) Saburo Sakai: Japanese aviator (d. 2000).
(1916) Marcel Domergue: French volleyball champion.
(1916) Erich Von Stroheim Jr: Actor / director (Napoleon, Sunset Blvd).
(1915) Walter Trampler: American viola player and educator (d. 1997).
(1914) Alexei Haieff: Blagovestchensk, Siberia -- Composer (Princess Zondilda).
(1913) Don DeFore: actor (George Baxter - Hazel), dies of cardiac arrest at age 76.
(1913) Walt Kelly: American illustrator and animator (d. 1973).
(1912) Erich Honecker: German politician, the President of East Germany from 5/3/1971 to 10/18/1989.
(1912) Ted Key: American writer and cartoonist who was the creator of the strip "Hazel.
(1911) Vivi-Anne Hultén
(1911) Jacopo Napoli: Composer.
(1911) André Leroi-Gourhan: French archaeologist, paleontologist, paleoanthropologist, and anthropologist with an interest in technology and aesthetics and a penchant for philosophical reflection.
(1911) Paul Barre: France Actor.
(1911) Vo Nguyen Giap (Vo Nguyen Giap): Vietnamese general and statesman.
(1911) Võ Giáp: Vietnamese general and politician 3rd Minister of Defence for Vietnam (d. 2013).
(1911) Vivi-Anne Hulten: Figure Skater.
(1910) Dorothea Tanning: American painter sculptor and poet (d. 2012).
(1910) George Cisar: American baseball player (d. 2010).
(1910) J B Charles [Willem H Nagel]: Criminologist / writer.
(1910) Pierre Musy: Switzerland -- 4-man bobsled (1936 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1910) Ruby Keeler: Canadian-American actress singer and dancer (d. 1993).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Michael Rennie: England, United Kingdom -- Actor (Robe, Klatuu-Day the Earth Stood Still).
(1909) Arwel Hughes: Composer.
(1909) Ruby Keeler: Halifax, Nova Scotia -- Dancer (Dames, 42nd Street).
(1908) Philip Coolidge: Concord, Massachusetts -- Actor (I Want to Live, Tingler).
(1908) Louise Foussat: American Indian community educator & historian, she was an advocate for the San Luis Rey Luiseno Band of Indians.
(1908) Esther Waterhouse: Doctor / Methodist.
(1907) Jean Taillemagre: Houga Writer.
(1907) Desmond Flower: Publisher.
(1906) Eugen Gerstenmaier: German politician (CDU).
(1906) Jim Smith: English cricketer (d. 1979).

(1906) Paul Verdez: Albert EXecutives.
(1906) Gerald Vann: Theologian.
(1906) Mollie Panter-Downes: Writer.
(1905) Faustina Kowalska: Polish nun and saint (d. 1938).
(1905) Undine Smith Moore: Composer.
(1904) Ruby Keeler: Canadian-American actress and dancer, she was the first of six kids raised in a New York tenement.
(1904) Alice White
(1904) Alexandre Monnier: Jeurre physician.
(1903) Arpad Elo: Hungarian-American chess player created the Elo rating system (d. 1992).
(1903) Bruno Bettelheim: Austrian / US psycho-analyst (Uses of Enchantment).
(1902) Jean Frugier: Limoges physician.
(1902) Roger Secretain: Orl?ans EXecutives.
(1902) Stefan Wolpe: German composer (Zeus and Elidco), dies at age 69.
(1902) Fernand Braudel: Historian.
(1902) Robert G. Allen: Politician.
(1902) Alain Bernard: France sport Champion.
(1901) Kjeld Abell: Danish playwright / director (Tivoli).
(1901) Auguste Pinton: Lyon 1er Politician.
(1901) Pierre Danhiez: France Scientist.
(1900) Hans Adolf Krebs: German physician and biochemist; Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1981).
(1900) Radamie Herman Airstrop
(1900) Suzanne Rouyer-Guillet: Cognac EXecutives.
(1900) Hans Krebs: Germany scientist, and biochemist who won the Nobel Prize in 1953.
(1900) Radamie Aistrop: American spiritualist, a medium and minister, faith healer, midwife, and astrologer who wrote for magazines in the '50s and '60s.
(1900) Mary Bruce: Dance Teacher.

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