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Famous Birthdays of 25 March

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

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2010 - Today

(2011) Hero Quinn: English child of noted family, her mother is classical pianist and television personality Myleene Klass and her father is Graham Quinn.

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2009 - 2000

(2006) Xeona: YouTube Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Shaun Huxley: YouTube Star.
(1999) Dylan Summerall: Movie Actor.
(1998) Ryan Simpkins: Movie Actress.
(1998) Alex Dorame: YouTube Star.
(1997) Adel Kermiche
(1997) Hunter Geurink: Vine Star.
(1994) Justine Dufour-Lapointe: Canadian skier.
(1994) Justin Prentice
(1994) Yung Poppy: Vine Star.
(1993) Sam Johnstone: English footballer.

(1993) Jarrod Alonge: YouTube Star.
(1993) Rebecca Walker: Reality Star.
(1992) Elizabeth Lail: TV Actress.
(1991) Seychelle Gabriel: TV Actress.
(1991) Samia Omar: Somalian sprinter (d. 2012).
(1990) Kiowa Gordon: Movie Actor.
(1990) Lorenzo Richelmy
(1990) Alexander Esswein: German footballer.
(1990) Mehmet Ekici: Turkish footballer.
(1990) Keisha Castle-Hughes: Actress.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Alyson Michalka: American actress and singer.
(1989) Matthew Beard
(1989) Chicken Kentucky: first partial birth in space (chicken).
(1989) Scott Sinclair: English footballer.
(1989) Aly Michalka: TV Actress.
(1989) Matt Nguyen: Dancer.
(1988) Big Sean: Musician.
(1988) Jaclyn Glenn: YouTube Star.
(1988) Mitchell Watt: Australian long jumper.
(1988) Ryan Lewis: Music Producer.

(1988) Erik Knudsen: Canadian actor.
(1988) Arthur Zeiler: German rugby player.
(1988) Kaelyn Petras: YouTube Star.
(1987) Kim Cloutier
(1987) Victor Obinna: Nigerian footballer.
(1987) Needham Quintuplets: English newsmakers, record-breakers as Britain's oldest quintuplets, three girls and two boys.
(1987) Jacob Bagersted: Danish handball player.
(1987) Jason Castro: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1987) Maria Valverde: Actress.
(1987) Abdalaati Iguider: Moroccan runner.
(1987) Nobunari Oda: Japanese figure skater.
(1986) Kyle Lowry: American basketball player.
(1986) Megan Gibson: American softball player.
(1986) Marco Belinelli: Italian basketball player.
(1986) Charley Bagnall: Guitarist.
(1985) Carmen Rasmusen: Canadian-American singer-songwriter and actress.
(1985) Diana Rennik: Estonian figure skater.
(1984) Katharine McPhee: American reality show entrant in the fifth season of popular TV show "American Idol.
(1984) Liam Messam: New Zealand rugby player.
(1983) Mickaël Hanany: French high jumper.
(1983) Tommy Johnagin: American comedian.
(1982) Sean Faris: American actor and model.
(1982) Danica Patrick: American race car driver.
(1982) Jenny Slate: American actress, stand-up comedian, voice artist, and author best known for her breakout role as Donna Stern in Obvious Child, as well as being the co-creator of the Marcel the Shell With Shoes On short films and children's book series.
(1982) Markéta Belonoha
(1982) Álvaro Saborío: Costa Rican footballer.
(1982) David Bustamante
(1982) Alvaro Saborio: Costa Rican footballer.
(1982) Elisabeth von Thurn und Taxis: Royalty.
(1982) Nyla Usha: Movie Actress.
(1981) Casey Neistat: Director.
(1981) Julian de Guzman: Soccer Player.
(1981) Philip Winchester: Actor.
(1980) Kathrine Sørland: Norwegian fashion model TV presenter and beauty queen.
(1980) Kathrine Sorland
(1980) Yassin Salhi
(1980) Carrie Lam: Hong Kong actress.
(1980) Natasha Yi: Korean-American actress and model.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Lee Pace: American actor.
(1979) Muriel Hurtis-Houairi: French Guadeloupe athlete running the 200 and the 499m.
(1979) François Delamontagne
(1979) Skalp
(1979) Lauren Newton: Australian TV presenter and entertainment reporter.
(1979) Petra Nemcova: Model.
(1979) Lake Bell: Actress.
(1979) Jud Tylor: Actress.
(1979) Emraan Hashmi: Actor.
(1979) Winter Ramos: Reality Star.

(1978) Erica Schoenberg
(1978) Gennaro Delvecchio: Italian footballer.
(1978) Teanna Kai: American pornographic actress.
(1977) Edgar Ramirez
(1977) Chiara Zocchi: Italian writer, a success at the age of 20 with her romance novel, "Olga," published in 1996.
(1977) Jason Dufner: Athlete.
(1977) Natalie Clein: English cellist and educator.
(1977) Andrew Lindsay: Scottish rower.
(1976) Wladimir Klitschko: Ukrainian heavyweight professional boxer.
(1976) Christoph Gruber
(1976) Erika Heynatz: Papua New Guinean-Australian model actress and singer.
(1976) Gigi Leung: Hong Kong singer and actress.
(1976) Baek Ji-young: South Korean singer.
(1976) Troy : Irish racehorse (d. 1983).
(1976) Rima Wakarua: New Zealand-Italian rugby player.
(1976) Monica Croscicka-Wnetrzak: Miss Universe - Poland (1996).
(1976) Juvenile: American rapper.
(1976) Baek Ji Young: South Korean singer.
(1976) Francie Bellew: Irish footballer.
(1976) Lars Figura: German sprinter.
(1976) Cha Tae-hyun: South Korean actor and singer.
(1975) Ladislav Benysek: Czech ice hockey player.
(1975) Juvenile : Rapper.
(1975) Miguel Mejia: San Pedro de Macoris, Dominican Republic -- Outfielder (St. Louis Cardinals).
(1975) Ladislav Benýšek: Czech ice hockey player.
(1975) Melanie Blatt: English singer-songwriter and actress (All Saints).
(1975) Rafael Marquez: Boxer.
(1974) Serge Betsen
(1974) Lark Voorhies: American actress.
(1974) Carlo Bocchio
(1974) Alyson Hannigan: Actress.
(1974) Mike Adams: wide receiver (Pittsburgh Steelers).
(1974) Vyninka Arlow: in Australia; diver (Olympics-1996).
(1974) Laz Alonso: Movie Actor.
(1973) Anders Fridén: Swedish singer-songwriter and producer (In Flames Passenger Dark Tranquillity and Ceremonial Oath).
(1973) Michaela Dorfmeister: Austrian skier.
(1973) Bob Sura: NBA guard (Cleveland Cavaliers).
(1973) Maria Del Rio
(1973) Anders Friden: Swedish singer (In Flames).
(1973) Anthony Barness: English footballer.
(1973) Ray Zellars: NFL fullback (New Orleans Saints).
(1973) Thomas Buberl: Businessman.
(1973) Lauren Bowles: Actress.
(1973) Jim Parsons: Actor.
(1973) Johannah Poulston: Family Member.
(1973) Andrei Nikolishin in Vorkuta: Russia; NHL center (Hartford Whalers).
(1972) Sébastien Flute
(1972) Lawrence Moten: NBA guard (Vancouver Grizzlies).
(1972) Giniel de Villiers: South African race car driver.
(1972) Kami Garcia: Writer.
(1972) Phil O'Donnell: Scottish footballer (d. 2007).
(1972) Howard Battle in Biloxi: Mississippi, USA; infielder (Philadelphia Phillies).
(1972) Demet Edwards: WLAF defensive tackle (Barcelona Dragons).
(1972) Naftali Bennett: Politician.
(1971) Rémi Bezançon
(1971) Stacy Dragila: American pole vaulter and coach.
(1971) Perry Klein: NFL quarterback (Atlanta Falcons).
(1971) Sheryl Swoopes: Texas, United States -- WNBA forward (Houston Comets.
(1971) Cammi Granato: American ice hockey player and sportscaster.
(1971) Tig Notaro: Comedian.
(1971) Megyn Price: Actress.
(1970) Elke Winkens: German-Austrian actress.
(1970) Teri Moïse: American singer (d. 2013).
(1970) Kari Matchett: Canadian actress.
(1970) Magnus Larsson: in Sweden; tennis star.
(1970) Antoine Bello
(1970) Teri Moise: American singer.
(1970) Kevin McCullough: Radio Host.
(1970) Shawn Antoski in Brantford: Ontario, Canada; NHL left wing (Philadelphia Flyers).
(1970) Lara Flynn Boyle: Actress.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Cathy Dennis: English singer-songwriter producer and actress.
(1969) Dale Davis: American basketball forward playing with the Pacers.
(1969) Paul Menhart: American baseball player (pitcher) for three major league teams, he made his major league debut in 1995.
(1969) Dan Wilson: American baseball player, a catcher who made his major league debut on September 7, 1992 with the Cincinnati Reds.
(1969) Travis Fryman
(1969) Dan Wilson in Arlington Height: Illinois, USA; catcher (Seattle Mariners).
(1969) Guy Newman: Australian water polo goalie (Olympics-1996).
(1969) Scott Sanders in Hannibal: Missouri, USA; pitcher (San Diego Padres).
(1969) George Chlitsios: Greek conductor and composer.
(1969) Jeffrey Walker: English singer-songwriter and bass player (Carcass Blackstar and Electro Hippies).

(1968) Plavka
(1968) Arthur Noski: American homicide victim, age eight when he was beaten to death by his mother's boyfriend.
(1968) Errol Martin: Canadian Football League linebacker (Edmonton Eskimos).
(1968) Peter Blackburn: in Australia; badminton player (Olympics-1996).
(1968) Dixon Edwards NFL linebacker (Dallas Cowboys: Minnesota Vikings).
(1967) Matthew Barney: American sculptor and photographer.
(1967) Brian Barnes
(1967) Debi Thomas: United States -- Figure skater (1988 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1967) Doug Stanhope: American comedian and actor.
(1967) Ben Mankiewicz
(1967) Takayuki Miura: hockey defenseman (Team Japan 1998).
(1966) Tatjana Patitz: German model and actress.
(1966) Thomas Glavine
(1966) Melora Creager
(1966) Jeff Healey: Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Jeff Healey Band) (d. 2008).
(1966) Tom Glavine: American baseball player, a pitcher for the Atlanta Braves.
(1966) Frank Ferrer: American drummer (Guns N' Roses The Psychedelic Furs Love Spit Love and The Beautiful).
(1966) Chana Porpaoin: Thai boxer.
(1966) Humberto González: Mexican boxer.
(1966) Anton Rogan: Northern Irish footballer.
(1966) Tom Glavine in Concord: Massachusetts, USA; pitcher (Atlanta Braves, Cy Young 1991).
(1966) David Hohl in Winnipeg: Manitoba, Canada; freestyle wrestler (Olympics-9-1992, 1996).
(1966) Jeff Cross: American athlete, defensive tackle, played pro-football for Miami from 1988-1995.
(1965) Sarah Jessica Parker
(1965) Avery Johnson: American basketball player and coach.
(1965) Sarah Parker: American actress seen in the role of Carrie Bradshaw, a journalist, in the HBO hit "Sex and the City," from 1998.
(1965) Stefka Kostadinova: Bulgarian high jumper.
(1965) Sarah Jessica Parker in Nelsonville: Ohio, USA; actress (Square Pegs, Los Angeles Story).
(1965) Gwen Fauchois: French social and political activist, militant lesbian, and from September 1995 the vice-president of the Paris branch of ACT-UP (AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power), an international direct action advocacy group working to impact the lives of people with AIDS and to ultimately bring an end to the disease.
(1965) Steve Stivers: Politician.
(1964) Buzz Osborne
(1964) Emma Suárez
(1964) LisaGay Hamilton
(1964) Ken Wregget in Brandon: Manitoba, Canada; NHL goalie (Pittsburgh Penguins).
(1964) Raffaella Baracchi: Italian actress and 1983 Miss Italia who represented Italy at the Miss Universe 1984.
(1964) Kate DiCamillo: American children's author.
(1964) Mike Henry: Voice Actor.
(1964) Shannon Beador: Reality Star.
(1964) Kate Dicamillo: Children's Author.
(1964) Eric Woods in California: USA; Canadian Tour golfer (1993 Xerox British Columbia Open).
(1964) Alex Solls: jockey.
(1964) Lisa Gay Hamilton: American actress.
(1964) Jeryl Prescott: Actress.
(1964) Ken Wregget: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1964) Alex Solis: Panamanian-American jockey.
(1964) René Meulensteen: Dutch footballer and coach.
(1964) Lisa Hamilton: American actress and director.
(1963) Karen Bruce: English dancer and choreographer.
(1963) Velle Kadalipp: Estonian architect.
(1963) Mark Charbonnier: American state trooper who became a homicide victim.
(1962) Marcia Cross: American actress, primarily in TV evening soap-style series.
(1962) Leon Wood
(1962) Thom Bierdz
(1962) David Nuttall: English lawyer and politician.
(1962) Star Jones: Entertainer.
(1961) Makoto Ozone
(1961) John Stockwell (actor)
(1961) Mark Brooks: American golf professional, PGA Tour.
(1961) Mark David Brooks in Fort Worth: Texas, USA; PGA golfer (1994 Kemper Open).
(1961) Linda Park: American author and poet.
(1961) Fred Goss: American actor director and producer.
(1961) Reggie Fils-Aimé: American president of Nintendo of America.
(1961) Yanis Varoufakis: Politician.
(1961) Reggie Fils-Aime: Entrepreneur.
(1961) John Stockwell in Galveston: Texas, USA; actor (Born to Ride, City Limits).
(1960) Brenda Strong: American actress.
(1960) Steve Norman: English rock musician who plays the saxophone and has had several hits with the group "Spandau Ballet.
(1960) Idy Chan: Hong Kong actress.
(1960) Haywood Nelson: American actor.
(1960) Russ Mitchell: American journalist best known for his career at CBS where he was anchor of The Early Show on Saturday (1997-2007, 2011-2012), and weekend anchor of the CBS Evening News (2011-2012).
(1960) Idy Chan Yuk-Lin: Hong Kong actress.
(1960) Steve Norman in London: England; rock saxophone player (Spandau Ballet - "True").
(1960) Peter O'Brien: Australian actor.
(1960) Robert Green in Omaha: Nebraska, USA; tennis star.
(1960) Haywood Nelson in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Haywood - Grady, Dwayne - What's Happening).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Vince Guerra: Jockey.
(1958) Bernard de la Villardiere
(1958) María Colón: Cuban javelin thrower and shot putter.
(1958) Asa Torstensson: Swedish politician.
(1958) James McDaniel in Washington DC: USA; actor (Arthur Fancy - NYPD Blue).
(1958) Åsa Torstensson: Swedish politician 3rd Swedish Minister for Infrastructure.
(1958) Ray Tanner: American baseball player and coach.
(1958) Margaret Ritchie: Northern Irish politician (Northern Ireland Assembly).
(1958) James McDaniel: American actor and director.
(1958) John Ensign: American physician and politician.

(1958) Sisy Chen: Taiwanese politician and television commentator.
(1958) Susie Bright: American journalist author and critic.
(1957) Aleksandr Puchkov: Russian hurdler.
(1957) Jonathan Michie: English economist and academic.
(1957) Milena Quaglini: Italian artist, a talented painter and designer.
(1957) Jim Uhls: American screenwriter and producer.
(1957) Christina Boxer: English runner and journalist.
(1956) Matthew Garber: British child actor (Mary Poppins) (Born 1956).
(1956) Sonia M Lannaman: England, United Kingdom -- 4X100m relayer (1980 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1955) Patty Brard
(1955) Lee Mazzilli: American baseball player coach and manager.
(1955) Daniel Boulud: French chef and restaurateur.
(1954) Tim White: American wrestling referee and producer.
(1954) Robert Carradine: Actor.
(1954) Thom Loverro: American journalist and author.
(1954) Angela Wynter: English actress.
(1954) Elli Stai: Greek journalist and talk show host.
(1953) Jacques Domergue
(1953) Romain Slocombe
(1953) Mary Gross
(1953) Robert Fox: English producer and manager.
(1953) Marguerite Elsbeth: American pro astrologer since 1973, she is the author of "Crystal Medicine," "The Silver Wheel" and "The Grail Castle" (Llewellyn) and many articles.
(1953) Mary Gross in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actress/comedian (Saturday Night Live, Club Paradise, Feds).
(1953) Vesna Pusić: Croatian sociologist and politician Deputy Prime Minister of Croatia.
(1953) Louie Anderson: Comedian.
(1952) Denis Kessler: French businessman, who has served as the Chairman of the Board of Directors and Chief Executive Officer of SCOR SE since 2002.
(1952) Stephen Dorrell: English soldier and politician Secretary of State for Health.
(1952) Christopher Langan
(1952) Peter Vallentyne: American philosopher and academic.
(1952) Ken Boyd: Basketball.
(1952) Antanas Mockus: Colombian mathematician philosopher and politician Mayor of Bogotá.
(1952) Jung Chang: Chinese-English author and academic.
(1951) Henri Berestycki: French mathematician and professor, who has made many contributions in nonlinear analysis, ranging from nonlinear elliptic equations, hamiltonian systems, spectral theory of elliptic operators, and with applications to the description of mathematical modelling of fluid mechanics and combustion.
(1951) Tommy Hilfiger: Designer.
(1951) Jumbo Tsuruta: Japanese professional wrestler (Born 1951).
(1951) Maizie Williams: Montserratian-English singer and model (Boney M.).
(1951) Bob Pelander: Rock keyboardist / vocalist (Michael Stanley Band).
(1951) Maisie Williams: in Montserrat; rock vocalist (Boney M).
(1950) David Paquette: American-New Zealand pianist.
(1950) Chuck Greenberg: American saxophonist songwriter and producer (Shadowfax) (d. 1995).
(1950) Ann Kirkpatrick: Politician.
(1950) Serge Wronsky: Latvian astrologer who counseled the Nazi Rudolph Hess, giving him a suggested date to make his ill-fated flight to England.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Philippe de Villiers
(1949) Venice (Italy)
(1949) Jamie Faunt: American musician and teacher, a bass guitarist and recording artist with top groups and live performers.
(1949) Jean Potvin: NHL.
(1949) Tabitha King: Author.
(1949) Ronnie Flanagan: Northern Irish Chief Constable (Royal Irish Constabulary Police Service of Northern Ireland).
(1949) Nick Lowe: Musician.
(1949) Neil Jones: musician ("Bend Me Shape Me").
(1949) Barbara Richardson: American wife of noted politician, Bill Richardson, Governor of New Mexico.
(1949) Philippe Villiers: French politician who was the Mouvement pour la France nominee for the French presidential election of 2007.

(1949) Louis Bercut: French costume designer for the Comédie-Française and set designer who worked with Copi.
(1948) Bonnie Bedelia: American actress.
(1948) Lynn Faulds Wood: Scottish television presenter.
(1948) Michel Barat: French freemason, the second Deputy Grand Master from 2000 to 2003, before rising to the Federal Council in 2013.
(1948) Kelly Garrett: Actress / singer (Holdin).
(1948) Lynn Wood: Scottish TV personality, the host of TV's "Watchdog.
(1948) Michael Stanley in Cleveland: Ohio, USA; rocker (Michael Stanley Band).
(1948) Richard Lundy: Horse trainer.
(1948) Elisabeth Fitzhugh: American channeler, author, and metaphysical bookstore owner.
(1948) Farooq Sheikh: Indian actor and philanthropist (d. 2013).
(1947) Elton John: British musician and rock superstar of immense appeal of the '70s, '80s, and '90s.
(1947) Richard Lennon: American ecclesiastic, acting Catholic Bishop in Boston Archdiocese taking over for Cardinal Law upon Law's resignation, 12/13/2002.
(1947) Claudine Schneider American politician (Representative-Republican-Rhode Island: 1981-).
(1947) Josef Wintjes: German alternative magazine publisher and bookseller.
(1947) Richard Cork: English historian and critic.
(1947) Alan Sugar: Businessman.
(1947) Christine Gregoire: Politician.
(1947) Roberto Unger: Politician.
(1946) Maurice Krafft: French scientist, a specialist in the study of volcanoes.
(1946) Daniel Bensaïd: French philosopher and a leader of the Trotskyist movement.
(1946) Bonnie Bedelia [Culkin] in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Die Hard, Heart Like a Wheel, New Land).
(1946) Daniel Bensaid: French philosopher (d. 2010).
(1946) Cliff Balsom: English footballer.
(1946) Stephen Hunter: American author and critic.
(1946) Gerard Schaefer: American serial killer (d. 1995).
(1946) Cliff Balsam: English footballer.
(1946) Gerard John Schaefer: American serial killer (d. 1995).
(1945) Robert T. Bakker: Scientist.
(1944) Paul Ropp: American history professor at Clark University, specializing in Chinese History.
(1944) Terry L Bruce American politician (Representative-Democrat-Illinois: 1985-).
(1943) Paul Michael Glaser: American actor.
(1943) Francis Forman: British politician born in India, a Member of Parliament returned at General Election 6/11/1987.
(1943) Ronald Jeffers: Composer.
(1943) Pavel Lednev: USSR -- Pentathelete (1980 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1943) William Ginsburg: American lawyer (d. 2013).
(1943) Paul Glaser: American actor of"Starsky and Hutch" fame.
(1943) Jean-Jacques Pascal: French senior official, Prefect, Director General of Information, and Director of 'Direction de la surveillance du territoire' (DST) from 1997 to 2002.
(1942) Aretha Franklin: American singer of gospel, soul and rhythm and blues music.
(1942) Richard O'Brien: English actor and writer.
(1942) Jean-Marie Deveaux
(1942) Kim Woodburn: English television personality.
(1942) Aretha Franklin in Memphis: Tennessee, USA; singer ("Respect").
(1942) Jacqueline Lichtenberg: United States -- Sci-fi author (Star Trek Lives!, Dreamspy).
(1941) Kenneth Carlisle
(1941) Gudmund Hernes: Norwegian sociologist and politician Norwegian Minister of Education and Research.
(1941) Michael Masser: Musician.
(1941) Roy Ward: American artist and illustrator, a painter and mural artist of the historical and contemporary West, honoured as “Texas State Artist” 1994-1995.
(1940) Mina (singer)
(1940) Anita Bryant: American Beauty Queen and entertainer who was named Miss Oklahoma at 19, and then the runner-up for Miss America.
(1940) Guy Bontempelli: French singer and songwriter, famous for having composed the musical "Mayflower" with Eric Charden.
(1940) Anita Bryant in Barnsdall: Oklahoma, USA; Miss Oklahoma, Miss America (1958)/singer (George Gobel Show).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Deanna Peterson: American astrologer, a pro from 1985 and a member of AFA, ISAR and Aquarius Workshops.
(1939) Toni Cade Bambara: American author (d. 1995).
(1939) Toni Bambara: American author academic and activist (d. 1995).
(1939) D Fontana: American screenwriter and producer.
(1939) Frederick Stratton: American family businessman and CEO of Briggs and Stratton, a lawnmower and gardening machines manufacturer.
(1938) Daniel Buren: French sculptor and painter.
(1938) Fritz d'Orey: Brazilian race car driver.
(1938) Hoyt Axton: American actor and country music singer-songwriter (Born 1938).
(1938) David Irving: Author.
(1938) Hoyt Axton in Duncan: Oklahoma, USA; actor (Black Stallion, Junkman, Rousters).

(1937) Pierre-André Boutang: French documentary filmmaker, producer and director.
(1937) Tom Monaghan: American businessman founded Domino's Pizza.
(1936) Carl Kaufmann: American-German sprinter (d. 2008).
(1936) Lawrence Bernard "Larry" Gales: Bassist.
(1935) Susan Engel: Vienna, Austria -- Actress (Ascendancy).
(1935) Mary Berry: Chef.
(1935) Gabriel Elorde: Filipino boxer (d. 1985).
(1935) Flash Elorde: Filipino boxer.
(1935) Odoardo Girotti: Italy Actor.
(1935) Peter Bichsel: Writer.
(1934) Gloria Steinem: American writer, editor and most noted feminist of her time.
(1934) Gloria Steinem in Toledo: Ohio, USA; feminist/publisher (Ms Magazine).
(1934) Karlheinz Schreiber: German-Canadian businessman.
(1934) Bernard King: Australian chef and television personality (Born 1934).
(1934) Johnny Burnette: American singer-songwriter (The Rock and Roll Trio) (d. 1964).
(1934) Johnny Burnette in Memphis: Tennessee, USA; guitarist ("Trains Kept A-Rollin", "You're 16").
(1932) Peter Walker
(1932) Wes Santee: American athlete, a record-setting track and field champion In the 1950s he set records for running a mile in just a stitch over 4 minutes and for running 1500 meters in just under 4 minutes (June 4, 1954).
(1932) Roger Wilkins: Activist.
(1932) Gene Shalit: American film critic.
(1932) Penelope Gilliatt: English author screenwriter and critic (d. 1993).
(1932) Woody [Woodson] Held: Baseball player.
(1932) de Lagarde: Meudon Journalist.
(1931) Jacques Bens: French writer and poet.
(1931) Christine Sèvres
(1931) Paul Motian: American drummer and composer (d. 2011).
(1931) Tom Wilson: American record producer (d. 1978).
(1931) Humphrey Burton: English radio and television host.
(1931) Pierre Machiels: Belgium sport Champion.
(1931) Antonio Cano: Spanish dancer.
(1930) Rudy Minarcin: American baseball player and coach (d. 2013).
(1930) David Burge: American pianist composer and conductor (d. 2013).
(1930) Steve McQueen: Actor.
(1930) David Russell Burge: Composer.
(1930) Carlo Mauri: Italian mountaineer and explorer (d. 1982).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Cecil Taylor: American pianist and composer.
(1929) Harris W Fawell American politician (Representative-Republican-Illinois: 1985-).
(1929) Kenneth Haigh: Yorkshire, England -- Actor (Search for the Nile).
(1928) Jim Lovell: American captain pilot and astronaut.
(1928) James A Lovell Jr in Cleveland: Ohio; US Navy/astronaut (Gemini 7, 12, Apollo 8, 13).
(1928) Gunnar Nielsen: Danish runner and typographer (d. 1985).
(1928) Roald Aas: Norwegian speed skater and cyclist.
(1928) James Lovell: American test pilot and astronaut.
(1927) Gerald J Wasserburg
(1927) P Shanmugam: Indian politician 13th Chief Minister of Puducherry (d. 2013).

(1927) Leslie Claudius: India -- Field hockey (1948, 52, 56 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1927) Gerald Wasserburg: American geophysicist who serves as a professor of geology and geophysics at the California Institute of Technology and heads a division of the Institute's Charles Arms Laboratory of Geological Sciences.
(1927) Tassile Kube: Germany Actor.
(1926) László Papp: Hungarian boxer (d. 2003).
(1926) Gene Shalit: American journalist and critic.
(1926) Jaime Sabines: Mexican contemporary poet.
(1926) Michel Bataille: French writer, an award-winning novelist.
(1926) Riz Ortolani: Italian composer and conductor (d. 2014).
(1926) Laszlo Papp in Hungary Olympics boxer (gold-1948: 1952, 1956).
(1926) Hans Rausing: Swedish / British industrial / billionaire (Tetra Pak).
(1926) Dario Fo: Playwright.
(1925) Flannery O'Connor in Georgia: USA; novelist (A Good Man Is Hard to Find).
(1925) Anthony Quinton: Baron Quinton English physician and philosopher (d. 2010).
(1925) Carlo Nigrisoli: Italian homicide; accused of killing his wife with poison 3/14/1963.
(1925) Flannery O'Connor: American writer (Born 1925).
(1924) Machiko Kyo: Osaka, Japan -- Actor (Gate of Hell, Rashomon, Ugetsu).
(1924) Julia A Perry in Lexington: Kentucky, USA; composer (Cask of Amontillado, Selfish Giant).
(1924) Machiko Kyō: Japanese actress.
(1924) Roberts Blossom: American actor (d. 2011).
(1923) Kenneth Franklin: American scientist, and educator and chief astronomer at Hayden Planetarium in New York City.
(1923) Bonnie Guitar: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1923) Wim Van Est [Locomotief / Pletmolen]: Dutch cyclist.
(1923) Wim Van Est: Netherlands sport Champion.
(1923) Lee Hale: Tacoma, Washington -- Choral director (The Entertainers).
(1923) Lee Hale in Tacoma: Washington, USA; choral director (The Entertainers).
(1922) Georges Valade: Canadian politician, Progressive Conservative party member of the Canadian House of Commons.
(1922) Eileen Ford: American businesswoman co-founded Ford Models (d. 2014).
(1922) Gudrun Bayer: Germany Actor.
(1922) Bruno VeSota: Illinois, United States -- Actor / director (Chopper, Teenage Doll, Wild Rovers).
(1921) Simone Signoret: German-born actress, winner of the Best Actress Oscar for "Room At the Top" and the Best Foreign Film Award for "Madame Rosa" in 1977.
(1921) Nancy Kelly: Lowell, Massachusetts -- Actress (Double Exposure, Jesse James).
(1921) Alexandra of: Alexandra of Yugoslavia (d. 1993).
(1921) Alexandra of Greece and Denmark: Queen of Yugoslavia (d. 1993).
(1921) Mariette Beco: Belgian mystic, who claimed that she witnessed visitations from the Virgin Mary on several occasions with the first coming to her as she sat looking out the window of her home on January 15, 1933 at about 7 PM.
(1920) Jean-Joël Barbier: French writer and pianist, best known for his recording of the complete piano works of Erik Satie.
(1920) Edgar Doneux: Belgian orchestra conductor.
(1920) Maurice Tubiana
(1920) Paul Scott: English author poet and playwright (d. 1978).
(1920) Patrick Troughton: Actor (Dr Who-Dr Who), dies at 56.
(1920) Arthur Wint: Jamaican runner (d. 1992).
(1920) Howard Cosell: WinstonSalem Actor.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Eugenio Siragusa
(1919) Grover Heffner: Seattle Military man.
(1919) Jeanne Cagney actress (Lion is in the Streets: Quicksand).
(1919) Lawrence Ferlinghetti: Poet.
(1918) Howard Cosell: American sports broadcaster and commentator.
(1918) Emma Godoy: Mexican writer and broadcaster who distinguished herself by promoting the defense of the dignity of old age.
(1918) Jean-Marie Loret: French citizen who claimed he was Hitler's son during all his lifetime.
(1917) Barbara Ivanova: Russian psychic, famed.
(1917) John Kendrew: Scientist.
(1916) S Pandit: Indian painter and educator (d. 1993).

(1916) Nikolay Ivanovich: Peyko composer.
(1916) Jean Rogers: Actress (Flash Gordon, Hot Cargo), dies at 74.
(1915) Raoul Franqueville: France Military man.
(1914) Norman E: Borlaug US agriculture scientist (Nobel Prize 1970).
(1914) Norman Borlaug: American biologist, humanitarian and Nobel laureate who has been called "the father of the Green Revolution", "agriculture's greatest spokesperson" and "The Man Who Saved A Billion Lives".
(1914) Jean Baroncelli: French writer and cinema critic.
(1914) Marthe Robert: Essayist / translator.
(1914) Denis Peploe: Denis Peploe was an Edinburgh painter and sculptor known for his landscapes of Scotland.
(1913) William G Gray
(1913) William Gray: British writer and occultist whose books include "Ladder of Light" and eight more books on the Qabalah.
(1913) Reo Stakis: Cypriot-Scottish businessman founded Stakis Hotels (d. 2001).
(1913) Sir Reo Stakis: Anglo-Cypriot hotel magnate (d. 2001).
(1912) François Bloch-Lainé: French banker, directed finances of the French resistance in WWII.
(1912) Jean Vilar: French actor and stage director, his films were few, but striking.
(1912) Melita Norwood: English civil servant and spy (d. 2005).
(1911) Jack Ruby: American murderer (d. 1967).
(1911) Joseph Barbera: Cartoonist.
(1911) Willy Anthoons: Flemish sculptor (Mystic verheffing).
(1910) Magda Olivero: Italian soprano (d. 2014).
(1910) Mario Peragallo: Italian composer.
(1910) Benzion Netanyahu: Polish-Israeli historian and academic (d. 2012).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Fran?ois Beranger: Versailles Military man.
(1909) Niels Onstad: Norwegian shipowner and art collector.
(1909) Jay Blackton New York City: New York, conductor/arranger (Guys and Dolls).
(1909) Dutch [Emil] Leonard: Baseball pitcher (Boston Red Sox, 1.01 ERA 1914).
(1908) Helmut Käutner: German actor, director and screenwriter, he became a leading German director of the postwar period partly due to his noncollaboration with the Nazis.
(1908) David Lean: English film director, producer, screenwriter and editor, best remembered for big-screen epics such asThe Bridge on the River Kwai (1957),Lawrence of Arabia (1962), and Doctor Zhivago (1965); for perhaps the most highly regarded of all the adaptations of Dickens' novels with Great Expectations (1946) and Oliver Twist (1948); and for the renowned romantic drama Brief Encounter (1945).
(1908) Bernard Jensen: American advocate of health through diet whose products can be found in health-food stores.
(1908) Arthur Dreifuss: director/producer (Murder in Amsterdam), dies at age 85.
(1908) Helmut Kautner: German actor and director (d. 1980).
(1908) Henri Rochereau: Chantonay Politician.

(1908) Sir David Lean: English film director (d. 1991).
(1906) Jean Sablon: French actor and singer.
(1906) A J P Taylor: English historian, (Born 1906).
(1906) Howard Pyle (Governor-Republican-Arizona: 1951-55).
(1906) Alan J: P Taylor British historian (English history 1914-1915).
(1906) AJP Taylor: British historian (d. 1990).
(1906) A Taylor: British TV personality, journalist and one of the most influential British historians of the 20th century.
(1906) Michel-Louis Vial: French Catholic clergyman, who was bishop of Nevers then bishop of Nantes.
(1905) Albrecht von Quirnheim: German colonel (d. 1944).
(1905) Henri Deconninck: French champion rollerskater.
(1905) Bernard Marchal: Lun?ville Military man.
(1905) Albrecht Mertz von Quirnheim: German army officer and 20 July Plot conspirator (d. 1944).
(1904) Pete Johnson
(1904) Jean Lenegre: Paris 10?me physician.
(1904) Jean Lenègre: French physician and cardiologist.
(1903) Binnie Barnes: English-American actress whose career in films spanned fifty years, from 1923 to 1973.
(1903) Julio Mella: Cuban political activist, a founder of the "internationalized" Cuban Communist Party.
(1903) Frankie Carle: Providence, Rhode Island -- Orchestra leader (Golden Touch).
(1903) Nahum Glatzer: Ukrainian-American theologian and scholar (d. 1990).
(1903) Malcolm Muggeridge: Journalist.
(1903) Nahum Norbert Glatzer: Jewish-American scholar (d. 1990).
(1902) Gustaf Van Slembroeck: Belgium sport Champion.
(1902) Anne-Marie Hagelin: Swedish centenarian and the youngest daughter of writer August Strindberg.
(1902) Thomas Dewey: Politician.
(1902) Sten Broman: composer.
(1901) Dan Donovan
(1901) Ed Begley: Hartford, Connecticut -- Actor (Mr Koppel-Leave it to Larry).
(1900) Agostino Richelmy (writer)
(1900) Agostino Richelmy: Italian poet.

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