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Famous Birthdays of 25 February

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

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2010 - Today

(2011) Paola Laurentien: Dutch royalty, she is the second daughter of Princess Margarita of Bourbon-Parma and her husband Tjalling ten Cate.

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2009 - 2000

(2008) Kendyl Fay: Dancer.
(2001) Brynklie Brown: Dancer.
(2000) Laura Ann Kesling
(2000) Kamryn Beck: Dancer.
(2000) Tucker Albrizzi: TV Actor.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Gianluigi Donnarumma: Italian footballer.
(1999) Jocelin Zuckerman: TV Actress.
(1998) Edward Moore Kennedy III
(1998) Brendon Baerg: American actor.
(1998) Edward Kennedy: American noted family, the son of Edward Kennedy, Jr.
(1997) Isabelle Fuhrman: American actress.
(1997) Eric Osborne: TV Actor.
(1997) Brielle Biermann: Family Member.
(1995) Alan Navarro: Pop Singer.
(1994) Eugenie Bouchard: Tennis Player.

(1994) Urvashi Rautela
(1994) Eugénie Bouchard: Canadian French tennis player, she won Wimbledon juniors girls in 2012.
(1993) Christina Kirkman: American actress.
(1993) Mohammed Milon: Bangladeshi archer.
(1992) Zahia Dehar
(1992) Amy Ruffle: TV Actress.
(1992) Libby [Elizabeth] Callahan in Columbia: South Carolina, USA; sport pistol (Olympics-1996).
(1992) Max Aaron: American figure skater.
(1992) Joe Santagato: YouTube Star.
(1991) Lenny Pearce: Dancer.
(1991) John Pearce: Dancer.
(1991) Gerran Howell: TV Actor.
(1991) Levi Benton: Metal Singer.
(1991) Tony Oller: American actor.
(1991) Mark Nussle: American child of noted father, congressman Jim Nussle and his wife Leslie Jeanne (Harbison) Nussle.
(1991) Dominika Kaňáková: Czech tennis player.
(1990) Younès Belhanda
(1990) Jefferson Alves Oliveira: Brazilian footballer.
(1990) Yella : Rapper.
(1990) Marianna Zachariadi: Greek pole vaulter (d. 2013).
(1990) Jefferson Oliveira: Brazilian footballer.
(1990) Jairo Araujo: Mexican footballer.
(1990) Alejandra Andreu: Spanish model Miss International 2008.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Karim Aït-Fana
(1989) Jimmer Fredette: American basketball player.
(1989) Kana Hanazawa: Japanese voice actress and singer.
(1989) E'Twaun Moore: American basketball player.
(1989) Abby Wilde: TV Actress.
(1988) Mehmet Uslu: Turkish footballer.
(1988) Sören Ludolph: German runner.
(1988) Jimmy Monaghan: American-Irish singer-songwriter and pianist (Music for Dead Birds).
(1988) Luca Di Matteo: Italian footballer.
(1987) Mevlüt Erding

(1987) Eva Avila: Canadian singer-songwriter.
(1987) Andrew Poje: Canadian figure skater.
(1987) Justin Abdelkader: American ice hockey player.
(1987) Adrián Rodríguez: Spanish footballer.
(1987) Mevlüt Erdinç: Turkish footballer.
(1987) Marla Boyd: Filipino actress.
(1987) Kwaku Afriyie: Ghanaian footballer.
(1987) Jai Reyes: Filipino basketball player.
(1986) Justin Berfield: American actor.
(1986) James Phelps: Movie Actor.
(1986) Oliver Phelps: Movie Actor.
(1986) Jameela Jamil: English television presenter radio presenter and model.
(1986) Danny Saucedo: Swedish singer-songwriter (E.
(1986) James and Oliver Phelps: English actors.
(1986) Tony Perry: Guitarist.
(1986) Michelle Lewin: Instagram Star.
(1986) James Starks: American football player.
(1986) Minnesotaburns : YouTube Star.
(1985) Joakim Noah: American basketball player.
(1985) Joakim-Simon Noah: American basketball player with the Dallas Mavericks and noted family member.
(1985) Benji Marshall: New Zealand Rugby League player.
(1984) Heinrich Haussler
(1984) João Pereira (Portuguese footballer)
(1984) Jacques Faty
(1984) Dane Swan: Australian Rules Footballer.
(1984) João Pereira: Portuguese footballer.
(1984) Wakana Matsumoto: Japanese actress.
(1984) Craig Mackail-Smith: Scottish footballer.
(1984) Logan Leistikow: American director and producer.
(1984) Lovefoxxx : Brazilian singer-songwriter (CSS).
(1984) Lattimore: Tattoo Artist.
(1983) Steven Lewington: English wrestler.
(1983) Eduardo da Silva: Brazilian-born Croatian footballer.
(1982) Maria Kanellis: American model and professional wrestler.
(1982) Flavia Pennetta: Italian professional tennis player, she retired just after having won the 2015 US open.
(1982) Bert McCracken: American singer (The Used).
(1982) Tara Wilson (actress)
(1982) Kimberly Caldwell: American reality television personality.
(1982) Jamie Lynn: American pornographic actress.
(1982) Han Ga-in: South Korean actress.
(1982) Anton Volchenkov: Russian ice hockey player.
(1982) Tara Wilson: Canadian actress.
(1982) Chris Baird: Irish footballer.
(1981) Shahid Kapoor: Indian actor.
(1981) Ji-Sung Park
(1981) Viet Nguyen: Vietnamese conjoined twin (d. 2007).
(1981) Park Ji-Sung: South Korean footballer.
(1981) Duc Nguyen: Vietnamese conjoined twin.
(1981) Jamie Lynn: American porn actress.
(1980) Chris Knowings
(1980) Christy Knowings: American actress.
(1980) Antonio Burks: American basketball player.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Virginie Dedieu: French synchronized swimmer and Olympic medalist.
(1979) David Hoflin: Swedish-born Australian Actor.
(1979) Jennifer Ferrin: American actress.
(1979) Celia Maysles: American filmmaker and noted family member whose dad and uncle are David and Albert Maysles, producers of the noted 1976 documentary on Edie Beale and her daughter "Little Edie.
(1978) Maian Kärmas: Estonian singer-songwriter and journalist.
(1977) Sidonie Bonnec
(1977) Zbigniew Huminski
(1977) James Carter: American noted family, the son of Chip and grandson of Jimmy Carter.
(1977) Niña Corpuz: Filipino journalist.
(1977) Horace Mui: Chinese vocalist.

(1977) Sarah Jezebel Deva: English singer.
(1977) Josh Wolff: American soccer player and manager.
(1977) Sarah Deva: English singer-songwriter (Angtoria Cradle of Filth and Mystic Circle).
(1976) Rashida Jones: Movie Actress.
(1976) Samaki Walker: NBA forward (Dallas Mavericks).
(1976) Sammy Traoré
(1976) Chris Pitman rocker (Zaum: Tool).
(1975) Chelsea Handler: American comedian and actress.
(1975) Céline Beigbeder
(1975) Tunde Adebimpe: Musician.
(1975) Hercules Kyvelos in MontrTal: QuTbec, Canada; boxer (Olympics-1996).
(1975) Naga Munchetty: English journalist.
(1975) Chiemi Chiba: Japanese voice actress and singer.
(1975) Dmitri Suur: Russian-Estonian ice hockey player.
(1974) Kata Dobó
(1974) Vanessa Kelly
(1974) Laurie Fortier
(1974) Shannon Stewart (baseball)
(1974) Detron Smith: NFL running back (Denver Broncos - Super Bowl 32).
(1974) Divya Bharti: Indian Bollywood actress (Born 1974).
(1974) Dominic Raab: English lawyer and politician.
(1974) Kevin Skinner: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1974) Tamarick Vanover: NFL wide receiver (Kansas City Chiefs).
(1973) Hélène de Fougerolles
(1973) Anson Mount: American actor and producer.
(1973) Gérald Merceron
(1973) Kirrily Sharpe in Bankstown: Australia; tennis star (1995 Futures-Saga-Japan).
(1973) Justin Jeffre: American singer (98 Degrees).
(1973) Daryl Gardener: defensive end (Miami Dolphins).
(1973) Normann Stadler: German triathlete.
(1973) Julio Iglesias: Jr.
(1973) Hélène De Fougerolles: French actress of breton aristocratic descent.
(1972) Erwin van: de Looi; soccer player (Vitesse).
(1972) Jaak Mae: Estonian skier.
(1972) Sean Harris: NFL linebacker (Chicago Bears).
(1972) Chris Harrison: guard (Detroit Lions).
(1972) Jason Byrne: Irish comedian and radio host.
(1971) Sean Astin: American actor and child of noted parents, actor Patty Duke.
(1971) Christien Anholt
(1971) Kaskade : DJ.
(1971) Daniel Powter: Canadian singer-songwriter and pianist.
(1971) Princess Superstar
(1971) Jennifer LaVoie: Nashua, New Hampshire -- Playmate (Aug, 1993).
(1971) Kaskad Kaskade: Musician.
(1971) Nova Peris in Darwin: Australia; field hockey left halfback (Olympics-1996).
(1971) Helen Dobson in Skegness: England; golfer (1993 State Farm Rail Classic).
(1971) Byron Dafoe in Sussex: England; NHL goalie (Los Angeles Kings).
(1971) Sean O'Haire: American wrestler mixed martial artist and kick-boxer (d. 2014).
(1971) Sean Astin in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Goonies, Like Father Like Son, Toy Soldiers).
(1971) Andrew Hermann: American 50km walker (Olympics-1996).
(1971) Sophie Prefaut: French autistic child.
(1971) David Fox: United States -- 50m freestyle (1996 Olympics - 6th Place).
(1971) Dave Harris: American radio host and songwriter.
(1970) Beatriz Rico
(1970) Alfred Jordan: Canadian Football League cornerback (Calgary Stampeders).
(1970) Troy Mallette in Sudbury: Ontario, Canada; NHL left wing (Ottawa Senators).
(1970) Maricel Laxa: Filipino actress.
(1970) Julie Hesmondhalgh: English actress.
(1970) Joe Bowden: NFL linebacker (Houston / Tennessee Oilers).
(1970) Dave Brown: NFL quarterback (New York Giants).
(1970) Corey Mayfield: NFL defensive tackle (Jacksonville Jaguars).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Étienne de Crécy
(1969) Etienne Crécy: French DJ and producer of aristocratic descent, composing electro and house music, surnamed "Baron de la French Touch".
(1969) Kerry Dienelt: Australian softball catcher / 1st baseman (1996 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1969) Paul Trimboli: Australian footballer and manager.
(1969) Michelle Gibson: Equestrian dressage (1996 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1969) Donald Hodge: NBA center (Charlotte Hornets).
(1968) Sandrine Kiberlain: French actress-singer, daughter of an accountant, her four grandparents were Polish Jews.
(1968) Dominique Fillon: French musician.
(1968) Evridiki : Greek Cypriot singer.
(1968) David Hulse: US baseball outfielder (Texas Rangers).

(1967) Nick Leeson: British banker (Baring bank).
(1967) Ed Balls: English politician Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer.
(1967) Rich Rowland: US baseball catcher (Detroit Tigers).
(1967) Jenny Byrne: Perth, Western Australia -- Tennis star (1984 Futures-Wyong-AUS).
(1967) Carrot Top: Comedian.
(1967) Jonathan Freedland: English journalist and author.
(1966) Tea Leoni: American actress.
(1966) Alexis Denisof: American actor.
(1966) Nancy O'Dell: American television personality.
(1966) Anette Masui: Swedish free-lance journalist, TV program hostess.
(1966) Téa Leoni: American actress seen in "Deep Impact," 1998 and "Jurassic Park III," 2001.
(1966) Tea Leoni in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Flying Blind, Naked Truth).
(1966) Andrew Feldman: Baron Feldman of Elstree English lawyer and businessman.
(1966) Stacey Cortez: Actress (Sheila Cantillan- General Hospital).
(1966) Samantha Phillips: Fort Meade, Maryland -- Penthouse Pet.
(1966) Samson Kitur: Kenyan athlete (d. 2003).
(1966) Sam Phillips: American model actress producer and radio host.
(1965) Sylvie Guillem
(1965) Brian Baker (musician)
(1965) Carrot Top: Comedian.
(1965) Veronica Webb: Supermodel / actress (Jungle Fever, Malcolm X).
(1965) Maricel Soriano: Filipino actress singer and dancer.
(1965) Veronica Webb: Supermodel / actress (Jungle Fever, Malcolm X).
(1965) Brian Baker: American guitarist and songwriter (Bad Religion Minor Threat Junkyard and Dag Nasty).
(1965) Scott Thompson (Carrot Top) in Florida: USA; comedian (American Comedy Award-1994).
(1965) Karen Finerman: Businesswoman.
(1965) Carrot Top [Scott Thompson]: Florida, United States -- Comedian (American Comedy Award - 1994).
(1964) Russell Mark: Athlete.
(1964) Steve Nevius: Film editor (Eden, Fall Time, Damascus).
(1964) Luigi Troiani: Italian rugby player.
(1964) Lee Evans: English comedian.
(1964) Don Majkowski: American football player and sportscaster.
(1964) Don Topley: English cricketer.
(1963) Paul O'Neill (baseball)
(1963) Joseph E Duncan III: American convicted serial killer and sex offender.
(1963) Paul O'Neill in Columbus: Ohio, USA; right fielder (Cincinnati Reds, New York Yankees).
(1963) Nancy O'Dell: Celebrity.
(1963) Tom McHale: NFL tackle (Miami Dolphins).
(1963) Karin Averty: French ballet dancer and instructor.
(1963) Alison Roberts: fashion designer.
(1963) Doug Stahl: American wrestler.
(1963) Paul O'Neill: American baseball player and sportscaster.
(1963) Joseph Duncan: American serial killer and sex offender.
(1963) Carmen Yulin Cruz: Politician.
(1962) Foster Sylvers: American singer-songwriter bass player and producer (The Sylvers).
(1962) Cammy Ciarelli in Iowa City: Iowa, USA; WPVA volleyball player (Best of Beach-second-1995).
(1962) Foster Emerson Sylvers: Rocker.
(1962) Andres Siim: Estonian architect.
(1962) Faron Moller: Canadian-English computer scientist and academic.
(1962) John Lanchester: German-English journalist and author.
(1962) Birgit Fischer: in German Democratic Republic; 500 metre kayaker (Olympics-gold-1980).
(1961) François Grosdidier
(1961) Starr Parodi
(1961) Todd Blackledge: American football player and television color commontator.
(1961) François Roche: French architect, co-founder of the architecture studio, New-Territories including R&Sie(n), Mindmachinemakingmyths, among other names.
(1961) Star Parodi: American musician, a keyboard player on TV and live gigs in the Universal Amphitheater.
(1961) Ricky Gervais: Writer.
(1961) Davey Allison: American race car driver (helicopter crash) (born 1961).
(1961) Chris Pitman: American keyboardist (Guns N' Roses).
(1960) Stefan Blocher: German field hockey player.
(1960) Philippe Faure-Brac: French sommelier who was awarded the title of the world's best sommelier in 1992.
(1960) Douglas Hodge: Actor.
(1960) Stefan Blöcher: German field hockey player and golfer.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Francis Heaulme
(1959) Mike Peters (musician)
(1959) Mike Peters: Welsh singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Alarm and Big Country).
(1959) Carl Marotte: Canadian actor.
(1959) Renee Borges: Indian ecologist and academic.
(1959) Aleksei Balabanov: Russian director and screenwriter (d. 2013).
(1959) Mike Peters: Welsh singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Alarm and Big Country).
(1958) Jeff Fisher: American football player, the head coach of the Tennessee Titans.
(1958) Kurt Rambis: American basketball player and coach.
(1958) Kurt Rambis NBA forward (Los Angeles Lakers: Charlotte Hornets) / Clark Kent look-alike.

(1958) Kevin Gray: American actor and educator (d. 2013).
(1958) Panagiotis Beglitis: Greek politician.
(1957) Régis Laspalès: French comedian and actor best known for his collaboration with Philippe Chevallier.
(1957) Stuart John Wood
(1957) Stuart "Woody" Wood: Scotland, United Kingdom -- Guitarist (Bay City Rollers-Saturday Night).
(1957) Sergio Marques: Portuguese politician.
(1957) Chuck Strahl: Canadian businessman and politician 28th Canadian Minister of Transport.
(1957) Martin Zobel: Estonian ecologist and academic.
(1957) Jane Ackroyd: British sculptor.
(1957) Stuart Wood: Scottish musician, a guitarist, pianist, bassist and mandolinist with the "Bay City Rollers," one of the biggest pop groups of the 1970s.
(1956) Pascal Boniface
(1956) Andrew Rosenthal: Journalist.
(1956) Davie Cooper: Soccer star.
(1955) Leann Hunley
(1955) Rodger McFarlane: American soldier therapist and activist (d. 2009).
(1955) Jim Gerlach: Politician.
(1955) Camille Thériault: Canadian politician 29th Premier of New Brunswick.
(1954) John Doe (musician)
(1954) John Doe: American musician.
(1954) Bob Brenly: American baseball player, a right-handed catcher who played with the San Francisco Giants from 1981 to 1989, and briefly with the Toronto Blue Jays in 1989.
(1954) Bill Flores: Politician.
(1954) Gerardo Pelusso: Uruguayan footballer and manager.
(1954) Dennis Basso: Designer.
(1953) Jose Maria Aznar: Spanish politician.
(1953) Geordie Johnson
(1953) Martin Kippenberger: Artist.
(1953) Jose Maria Aznar: Statesman.
(1953) Kim Yeong-cheol: South Korean actor.
(1953) Jose Aznar: Spanish lawyer and politician who served as prime minister of Spain from 1996 to 2004.
(1953) Garrett Glaser: Entertainment correspondent (Entertainment Tonight).
(1953) José Aznar: Spanish academic and politician Prime Minister of Spain.
(1953) Douglas R. Oberhelman: Businessman.
(1952) Jerry Chamberlain: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Daniel Amos and The Swirling Eddies).
(1952) Joey Dunlop: Irish motorcycle racer (d. 2000).
(1952) David Westerfield: American homicide suspect, accused of killing seven-year-old Danielle van Dam, born (9/22/1994).
(1952) James A: Barcia; American politician (Representative-Democrat-Michigan).
(1952) Inger Segelstrom: Swedish politician.
(1951) Anders Hedberg
(1951) Cesar Cedeno: Dominican baseball player.
(1951) Don Quarrie: Jamaican runner and coach.
(1951) César Cedeño: Dominican baseball player and coach.
(1951) James Brown: American journalist and sportscaster.
(1950) Nestor Kirchner: Argentine politician (Born 1950).
(1950) Neil Jordan: Irish director screenwriter and author.
(1950) Tony Lloyd
(1950) Anthony Lloyd: British Member of Parliament.
(1950) Francisco Ochoa: Spanish skier (d. 2006).
(1950) Néstor Kirchner: Argentinian lawyer and politician 51st President of Argentina (d. 2010).
(1950) Mick Miller: English comedian and actor.
(1950) Emitt Rhodes: American singer-songwriter (The Merry-Go-Round).
(1950) Jaak Tamm: Estonian politician (d. 1999).
(1950) Rick Flair [Richard Fliehr]: Wrestling champ (NWA / WWF / WCW / AWA).
(1950) Francisco Fernandez Ochoa: Spanish alpine skier (d. 2006).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Ric Flair: American professional wrestler.
(1949) Amin Maalouf: Lebanese-French journalist and author.
(1949) Esmeray : Turkish singer (d. 2002).
(1949) Lord Sempill
(1949) Jack Handey: American author and screenwriter.
(1949) John Hegland: American bartender and bookstore employee in the L.A.
(1949) Irene Sheer: German-English pop singer, a frequent competitor in the Eurovision Song Contests.
(1948) Bernard Bosson: French lawyer and politician.
(1948) Aldo Busi: Italian postmodernist writer and translator mostly active in the last twenty years.
(1948) Danny Denzongpa: Indian actor and singer.

(1948) G B: Warren; British biochemist.
(1947) Jorge Donn: Dancer, dies after long illness at 45.
(1947) Lee Evans: Madera sports Champions.
(1947) Jacqueline Fraysse: French cardiologist and politician.
(1947) Lewis Moonie: Scottish politician and Member of Parliament, Labour representative, returned by General Election 6/11/1987.
(1947) Doug Yule: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Velvet Underground and American Flyer).
(1947) Marc Sautet: French philosopher author and academic (d. 1998).
(1947) Eddie Thomson Australian soccer coach (Olyroos: Olympics-1996).
(1947) Richard French: Canadian businessman and politician.
(1947) Giuseppe Betori: Archbishop of Florence.
(1947) Jorgé Donn: Argentinean dancer and ballet director.
(1947) Brian Burke: Australian politician, formerly a journalist before entering state politics as a Labour MLA in 1973.
(1947) Lee Edward Evans in Madera: California, USA; 400-metre runner (Olympics-2 gold-1968).
(1946) Jean Todt: French motor sport executive.
(1946) Franz Xaver Kroetz: German dramatist.
(1946) F Xaver Kroetz: Writer.
(1946) Andrew Ang: Singaporean judge and academic.
(1946) Pete Wernick: American banjo player (Hot Rize).
(1946) Franz Kroetz: German author, playwright, actor and film director.
(1946) Jan Groth: Norwegian singer and keyboard player (Just 4 Fun and Aunt Mary) (d. 2014).
(1945) Herbert Léonard: French singer, who is also a specialist of Russian airplanes from World War II.
(1945) Elkie Brooks: British rock'n'roll singer-songwriter, pianist, drummer and composer, known as Britain's No.
(1945) Shivadhar Srinivasa Naipaul: Trinidad -- Novelist, essayist (Fireflies).
(1945) Herbert Leonard: French singer.
(1944) François Cevert: French race car driver, he died October 6, 1973 on a qualifying run on the circuit of Watkins Glen, USA.
(1944) Hippolyte Simon: French ecclesiastic, a Roman Catholic Monsignor.
(1944) Matt Guokas: American basketball player & head coach.
(1944) Henri Henriot: French ballet dancer, married once.
(1944) Antonio Damasio: American-Portuguese neuroscientist/neurobiologist, widely known for his studies on the human brain.
(1944) Kristina Holland in Fayetteville: North Carolina, USA; actor (Tina - Courtship of Eddie's Father).
(1944) Karen Grassle in Berkeley: California, USA; actress (Caroline - Little House on the Prairie).
(1943) George Harrison: Guitarist.
(1943) George Harrison: Guitarist.
(1943) Jack Concannon: American football player and actor (d. 2005).
(1943) Wilson da Silva Piazza: Brazilian footballer.
(1943) Sally Jesse Raphael in Easton: Pennsylvania, USA; TV talk show host (Sally).
(1943) Maryann Amacher: Composer.
(1942) Karen Grassle: American actress.
(1942) Valérie Lagrange: French actress and singer.
(1942) Carl Eller: American pro football player, he made his professional debut on the field with the Minnesota Vikings in 1964; he retired from the game as a member of the Seattle Seahawks.
(1942) John Saul: American writer of horror-fantasy novels.
(1942) Cincy Powell
(1942) Pierre Bernard (graphic designer)
(1942) Philippe Bender
(1942) Trevor Roberts: Welsh footballer (d. 1972).
(1942) Jean Lion: French business leader, director of 'Office Public de L'habitat de Poitiers.
(1942) Sally Raphael: American TV talk show host.
(1942) Cynthia Voigt: Writer.
(1941) David Puttnam: London, England -- Film producer / CEO (Columbia Pictures).
(1941) Ramon Pagayon Santos: Composer.
(1941) Susan Browning in Baldwin: New York, USA; actress (Pat - Mary Hartman).
(1941) Stewart Sutherland: Principal / Vice-Chancellor (Edinburgh University).
(1941) Jean-Paul Hurault: French physicist and business leader, who served as director of 'Les Laboratoires d'Électronique et de Physique appliquée' (LEP) from 1983 to 1988.
(1940) Ron Santo: Shortstop (Cubs, 1st baseball player to veto his trade).
(1940) Jud Taylor: Actor (Dr Gerson-Dr Kildare).
(1940) Hector MacKenzie: Trade unionist.
(1940) Monica Proietti: Canadian bank robber (d. 1967).
(1940) Danny Cater: American baseball player.
(1940) Billy Packer: American sportscaster and author.
(1940) George Paul: CEO (Norwich Union Insurance Group).
(1940) Billy Packer in Wellsville: New York, USA; basketball sportscaster (CBS).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Jim Tyrer: American professional athlete, a succesfful football player, later a businessman, and ultimate murder-suicide perpetrator.
(1939) A C: F Verity; master (Dulwich College).
(1939) James Tyrer: Newark sports Champions.
(1938) Diane Baker: American actor, primarily in film and on television, she supplied talent and a sophisticated look to the Twentieth Century Fox studios during her contract years beginning in 1959.
(1938) Herb Elliott: Australian field and track star, a runner who broke the four-minute mile record on 8/06/1958 in Dublin, Ireland with a time of three minutes and 54 seconds.
(1938) Diane Baker in Hollywood: California, USA; actress (Diary of Anne Frank, Marnie).
(1938) Farokh Engineer: Indian cricketer and referee.
(1937) Tom Courtenay: England, United Kingdom -- Actor (Dresser, Dr Zhivago, To Catch a Spy).
(1937) Barbara Stabiner
(1937) Barbara Piasecka Johnson: widow of John Seward Johnson I.

(1937) Barbara Johnson: Polish-American art collector and philanthropist (d. 2013).
(1937) Bob Schieffer in Austin: Texas, USA; newscaster (CBS Weekend News).
(1937) Basia Johnson: maid (inherited Johnson and Johnson fortune).
(1937) Bob Schieffer: American journalist.
(1936) Norman Orville Scribner: Composer.
(1936) Jerry Reinsdorf: Businessman.
(1936) Jiri Cerny: Czech music critic.
(1936) Jonnie Nicely: Playmate (Aug, 1956).
(1935) Sally Jesse Raphael
(1935) Pierre Delrock: Belgian journalist, a journalist at RTBF.
(1935) Oktay Sinanoglu: Italian born Turkish scientist in the fields of theoretical chemistry and molecular biology.
(1935) Sally Jessy Raphael: American talk show host.
(1935) Sally Raphael: American journalist and talk show host.
(1935) Oktay Sinanoğlu: Turkish scientist of physical chemistry molecular biophysics and biochemistry (d. 2015).
(1934) Linda Cristal
(1934) Tony Lema: American golfer (d. 1966).
(1934) Michael Fairman
(1934) Lord Crickhowell
(1934) David Jeremiah: American admiral (d. 2013).
(1934) Bernard Bresslaw: English actor and singer (d. 1993).
(1934) Robert Neame: Brewer.
(1934) Michael Wheeler-Booth: Clerk of the Parliaments.
(1934) Anthony Lema: American golfer who rose to fame in the mid-1960s.
(1933) Sidney Furie: Canadian-American producer-director, working in Canadian TV at 21 and moving into feature films in 1957.
(1932) Tony Brooks: English race car driver.
(1932) Laurence New: Major General.
(1932) Hans Apel: German politician, a former Minister of Finance and Minister of Defence.
(1932) Martin William Karlins: Composer.
(1932) Faron Young: country singer/actor (Hidden Guns), commits suicide at age 34.
(1931) Christopher George
(1931) Mario Tortul: Italy sport Champion.
(1931) Edward Kellett-Bowman: British MEP.
(1931) Alain Larcan: Nancy physician.
(1931) J R Stephenson: Lieutenant Colonel / Secretary (MCC).
(1930) Michel Albert
(1930) Erica Pedretti: Writer.
(1930) Gérard Mendel: French psychoanalyst and psychiatrist, author of the controversial 1968 book, "La révolte contre le père" (The revolt against the father).
(1930) Wendy Beckett: South African-Scottish nun and historian.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Luigi Male: Italy sport Champion.
(1929) Christopher George: Actor (Chisum, Heist), dies of heart attack at 54.
(1929) Jan Foudraine: Dutch psychiatrist, psychotherapist and publicist, known as Swami Deva Amrito (immortality).
(1929) Tommy Newsom: American saxophonist and bandleader (d. 2007).
(1929) Tommy Newsom in Virginia: USA; musician/bandleader/saxophonist (The Tonight Show).
(1929) Christopher George in Royal Oak: Minnesota, USA; actor (Rat Patrol, Immortal).
(1928) Jean-Marie Proslier: French light comedy actor with as many as 800 performances in "Les Carnets du Major Thomson" during the 1970s.
(1928) Keith Williamson: British RAF marshal.
(1928) Gerrit Lansing: American poet whose anthologies include "A Controversy of Poets" (Doubleday, New York, 1965), and "Poems Now" (Kulchur Press, 1966).
(1928) Jacques Soumagne: Tours EXecutives.

(1928) Hushang Ebtehaj: Iranian poet and author.
(1928) Paul Elvstrøm: Danish sailor and engineer.
(1928) Larry Gelbart: Writer / producer / actor (Oh God!, M*A*S*H).
(1928) Richard Stern: American author and educator (d. 2013).
(1927) Bruce Ritter: American ecclesiastic, a Roman Catholic priest in the Franciscan order who became known as the "Mother Theresa of Times Square.
(1927) Dick Jones in Snyder: Texas, USA; actor (Buffalo Bill Jr).
(1927) Dick Jones: American actor who achieved success as a child actor and as a young adult, especially in B-Westerns and television.
(1927) Jacques Monod: Composer.
(1927) Jane Nigh: Hollywood, California -- Actress (Lorelei-Big Town).
(1927) Dickie Jones: American actor.
(1927) Ralph Stanley: American singer and banjo player (Stanley Brothers).
(1927) Jane Nigh in Hollywood: California, USA; actress (Lorelei - Big Town).
(1926) Masatoshi Ikeda: Japanese-Turkish mathematician and academic (d. 2003).
(1926) Eva Bergh: Norwegian actress (d. 2013).
(1926) Harvey McGregor: Queen's Council/warden (New College-Oxford).
(1925) Michel de Ré
(1925) Janaky Nahappan: Malaysian captain and politician (d. 2014).
(1925) Bert Remsen in Glen Cove: New York, USA; actor (Mario - It's a Living).
(1925) de Ré: Paris 7éme Actor.
(1924) Hugh Huxley: English-American biologist and academic (d. 2013).
(1924) Peg Ridge: Peace campaigner.
(1924) Gino Pistoni: Italian partisan who died at Tour d'Héréraz on 25 July 1944 during the Resistance.
(1923) Paul Tourenne
(1923) Takeo Kajiwara: Japanese Go player (Born 1923).
(1923) George Ginzburg: Polish-born Jewish Australian who survived after being a slave labourer at Auschwitz.
(1923) Roger Parker: British Lord Justice of Appeal.
(1922) Matti Rautio: composer.
(1922) Clare Kelly: English actress (d. 2001).
(1922) Molly Bobak: Canadian painter and educator (d. 2014).
(1921) Andy Pafko: American baseball player and manager (d. 2013).
(1921) Pierre Laporte: Canadian journalist lawyer and politician (d. 1970).
(1920) Sun Myung Moon
(1920) Jean Charon: French physicist, atomist and well-known cosmologist.
(1920) Hayes Gordon: Boston, Massachusetts -- Actor (Sky Pirates, Dark Room).
(1920) Sun Myung Moon: Clergyman.
(1920) Gérard Bessette: Canadian author and educator (d. 2005).
(1920) Philip Habib: American academic and diplomat (d. 1992).
(1920) Antony Duff: diplomat.
(1920) Sun Moon: South Korean religious leader founded the Unification Church (d. 2012).
(1920) Gerard Bessette: Canadian author (d. 2005).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Karl Pribram: Austrian scientist who came out with the holographic theory while specializing in brain study at Stanford University.
(1919) Anthony Nelson Page
(1919) A Page: British mathematician and astrologer who emigrated to Argentina.
(1919) Monty Irvin: baseball hall of famer (New York Giants).
(1919) Monte Irvin: American baseball player (d. 2016).
(1919) Karl H Pribram: Austrian neuroscientist.
(1919) F de: Jong Edz Dutch historian.
(1918) Bobby Riggs: American tennis player and champion of the Wimbledon Men's Singles in 1939.
(1918) Barney Ewell: American athlete (d. 1996).
(1918) Rena Kyriakou: Greek pianist and composer (d. 1994).

(1918) Edwin Zimmermann: Wichita Military man.
(1918) Jean Degottex: French painter, important abstract painter of the second half of the 20th century, participant in the.
(1918) Henry Norwood Ewell: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania -- 4x100m runner (1948 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1917) Anthony Burgess: British novelist noted for his comic imagination and skillful use of language.
(1917) Brenda Joyce: American actress (Born 1917).
(1917) Alex Gordon: architect.
(1917) Asta E R Elstak: Suriname -- Dutch social worker.
(1916) Reinhard Bendix: German-American sociologist and academic (d. 1991).
(1916) Ian Wallace: British CEO.
(1916) Ralph Baldwin: harness driver (set 11 major world records).
(1916) André Aumonier: French author, and the president of Secours catholique, a Catholic humanitarian charity organisation, 1993-2003.
(1915) Aida Lafuente: Asturian communist militant who died on 13 October 1934 during the suppression of the revolutionary uprising of 1934.
(1914) John Arlott: British sports commentator known as "the voice of cricket" for his coverage of every Test Match that England played up to his retirement in 1980.
(1913) Gert Fröbe: German actor, best-known for his role as the villain Auric Goldfinger in the James Bond classic "Goldfinger".
(1913) Jim Backus: American actor in vaudeville and radio who was onscreen from 1942 in films such as "Bright Victory," "Pat and Mike" and "Crazy Mama.
(1913) Jean Benedetti: Boulogne-Billt Journalist.
(1913) Gert Frobe: German actor (Born 1913).
(1913) Gert Frobe: German actor (d. 1988).
(1913) Gert Froebe: Saxony, Germany -- Actor (Goldfinger).
(1912) Émile Allais: French champion alpine ski racer, who won all three events at the 1937 world championships in Chamonix and the gold in the combined in 1938.
(1912) Al Tomaini
(1912) Bernard Lajarrige: French stage, film and television actor.
(1912) Emile Allais: France sport Champion.
(1912) Max Corre: Cusset EXecutives.
(1912) Brenda Joyce: American actress (d. 2009).
(1910) Millicent Fenwick New York City: New York, (Representative-Republican-New Jersey 1975-82) (Doonesbury).
(1910) Millicent Fenwick: American journalist and politician (d. 1992).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) John Evan: "Jasper" Weston Mather writer.
(1909) Edgar Pangborn: United States -- Sci-fi author (Judgment of Eve, Davy).
(1909) Edward Gardere: France sport Champion.
(1909) Edward Gardère: French fencer who won a gold medal at the 1932 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles and two silvers at the 1936 Summer Olympics.
(1908) Frank G Slaughter: American novelist and physician (Born 1908).
(1908) Frank G: Slaughter author (Sangaree).
(1908) Karlheinz Stroux: German actor , director and theater manager.
(1908) Frank Slaughter: American physician and author (d. 2001).
(1907) Mary Coyle: Chase playwright (Harvey-Pulitzer Prize).
(1907) Shimen Rushkin: Poland -- Actor (Beau Brummel, Having a Wonderful Time).

(1907) Sabahattin Ali: Turkish journalist author and poet (d. 1948).
(1907) Mary Chase: American journalist author and playwright (d. 1981).
(1906) Boris Papandopulo: Croatian composer and conductor (d. 1991).
(1906) Domingo Ortega: Spanish bullfighter (d. 1988).
(1906) Allan Inglis: Scottish civil engineer and Director of Public Works in Hong Kong.
(1906) Warren Hymer New York City: New York; actor (Girl From Havana, Meet the Mob).
(1906) Howard Zahniser: Father of the Wilderness Act.
(1906) Jean Mons: French senior official and freemason, who died on 8 May 1989.
(1905) Sally Victor: American leading designer in the fashion field known for a certain style and spirit that can be seen in her famous hats.
(1905) Perry Miller: American historian and author (d. 1963).
(1905) Harald Lander: Danish dancer and choreographer (d. 1971).
(1904) Adelle Davis: American nutritionist and biochemist, a crusader for 40 years for good diet and nutrition with her four books since 1974, "Let's Cook It Right," "Let's Have Healthy Children," "Let's Eat Right to Keep Fit," and "Let's Get Well.
(1904) Scipione (Gino Bonichi)
(1904) Gino Scipione: Italian expressionist painter.
(1904) Robert Bézac: French Catholic bishop who died on 28 March 1989.
(1903) King Clancy: Canadian ice hockey player (d. 1986).
(1903) Clancy : Canadian ice hockey player and coach (d. 1986).
(1902) Max Kommerell: German literary / author (Die Gefangenen).
(1902) Oscar Cullmann: Switzerland -- Theologist (Das Petrusproblem).
(1901) Zeppo Marx: American actor and agent (d. 1979).
(1901) Federico Ghisi: composer.
(1901) [Herbert] Zeppo Marx New York City: New York, comedian/actor (Marx Brothers).
(1900) Richard Indreko: Estonian archeologist and historian (d. 1961).
(1900) Jed Harris: Producer / director (Billy Rose Show, Operation Mad Ball).

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