Famous Birthdays of 25 October
List of celebrities and famous people born on the 25th of October
2010 - Today
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2009 - 2000
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(2006)
Krista and Tatiana Hogan: Canadian conjoined twins.
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(2006)
Conjoined Twins: Canadian conjoined twins, the girls are joined at the back of the head.
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(2006)
Krista and Tatiana Hogan: Canadian craniopagus conjoined twins.
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(2004)
Oliver Stills: American child of noted family, the second son of Stephen Stills, of the popular band Crosby Stills and Nash, and his wife Kristen.
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(2003)
John Forry: American child of noted parents, Boston, MA newspaperman Bill Forry and politician, Linda Dorcena Forry.
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(2003)
Suda : YouTube Star.
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(2001)
Elisabeth of Belgium
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(2001)
Elisabeth : Belgian crown princess, heiress to the throne as her father Prince Philippe is the Crown Prince.
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1999 - 1990
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1990
1989 - 1980
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1979 - 1970
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1969 - 1960
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(1969)
Emma Donoghue: Playwright.
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(1969)
Josef Beránek: Czech ice hockey player and coach.
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(1969)
Josef Beranek: Litvinov, Czechoslovakia -- NHL center (Vancouver Canucks, Olympics - Gold - 1998).
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(1968)
Speech (rapper)
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(1968)
Corey Miller: NFL linebacker (New York Giants).
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(1968)
Plane 14333: Plane crash, location not given; no further information.
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(1968)
Lucinda Robb: American noted family, the granddaughter of president Lyndon B. Johnson.
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(1968)
Lisa Trusel in California: USA; actress (Lizette - Father Murphy, Days of Our Lives).
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(1968)
Sean Sasser: American chef and activist (d. 2013).
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(1968)
Speech : American rapper (Arrested Development).
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(1967)
Kelly Chase: Porcupine Plain, California -- NHL right wing (Hartford Whalers).
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(1967)
Anthony Johnson: NFL fullback (Chicago Bears, Carolina Panthers).
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(1967)
Julia Roberts in Smyma: Georgia, USA; actress (Mystic Pizza, Pretty Woman).
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(1967)
Jacqueline McKenzie: Actress.
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(1966)
Lionel Charbonnier: French football (soccer) player, a goalkeeper at senior level (1987-2002) and on the national team (1997–1998).
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(1966)
Perry Saturn: American wrestler.
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(1966)
Hannah Lund: Just completed studies of personal and business astrology, teacher Karen Boesen.
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(1966)
Perry Satullo: American professional wrestler.
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(1966)
Roman Abramovich: Businessman.
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(1966)
Keisha : American porn actress and dancer.
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(1966)
Wendel Clark: Kelvington -- NHL left wing (Toronto, New York Islanders).
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(1965)
Mathieu Amalric: French actor and filmmaker.
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(1965)
Vincent McDoom
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(1965)
Christos Tsiolkas: Greek-Australian experimental writer, editor and short-film maker whose controversial novel "Loaded" has been critically acclaimed as a forerunner in a new genre of "queer" multicultural fiction that explores issues of sexual politics and "intercultural racism.
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(1965)
Þorsteinn Bachmann: Icelandic actor.
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(1965)
2 Scorpio: American wrestler.
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(1965)
2 Cold Scorpio: American professional wrestler.
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(1965)
?orsteinn Bachmann: Icelandic actor.
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(1965)
Derrick Rostagno: Los Angeles, California -- Tennis star.
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(1965)
Leigh Ann Mills: Melbourne, Florida -- LPGA golfer (1985 Mazda Champions).
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(1965)
Steve Decker: Rock Island, Illinois -- Catcher (SF Giants).
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(1965)
Nick Thorpe: rocker (Curiosity Killed the Cat-Keep Your Distance).
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(1965)
Claire Colebrook: Australian philosopher theorist and academic.
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(1964)
Nathalie Simon: French TV host.
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(1964)
Kevin Michael Richardson: American actor.
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(1964)
Peter Van den Begin
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(1964)
Pat Swilling: NFL defensive end / linebacker (Oakland Raiders).
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(1964)
Melinda McGraw: Nicosa, Cyprus -- Actress (Macenzie-Pursuit Of Happiness).
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(1964)
Bruce Feiler: Writer.
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(1964)
Kevin Richardson: American voice actor and singer.
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(1964)
Nicole : German singer.
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(1964)
Nicole Hohloch: German singer, stage name: Nicole.
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(1964)
Michael Boatman: American actor.
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(1964)
Barb Broen-Ouellette: Edmonton, Alberta -- Volleyballer (1996 Olympics).
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(1964)
Johan de Kock: Dutch soccer player (Roda JC).
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(1964)
Kevin Michael Richardson: Actor.
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(1964)
Nick Thorp: Rocker.
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(1964)
Dan Mathews: American global animal rights activist, notable vegetarian, and openly gay media figure.
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(1963)
Melinda McGraw
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(1963)
Tracy Nelson in California: USA; actress (Glitter, Square Pegs, Father Dowling).
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(1963)
Jean-Michel Audigé: French horse trainer and jockey.
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(1963)
Dominic Dromgoole: English director playwright and critic.
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(1963)
Tracy Nelson: American actress.
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(1963)
John Levén: Swedish bass player and songwriter (Europe Brazen Abbot Clockwise and Last Autumn's Dream).
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(1962)
Valérie Vogt
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(1962)
David Furnish
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(1962)
Steve Hodge: English footballer and manager.
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(1962)
Chad Smith: American musician, drummer with The Red Hot Chili Peppers since 1989.
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(1962)
Ted Dekker: Author.
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(1962)
Nick Hancock: English actor and screenwriter.
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(1962)
Darlene Vogel: American actress.
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(1962)
Roy Stuart: American photographer and director.
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(1961)
Chad Smith: American drummer (Red Hot Chili Peppers).
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(1961)
Ward Burton: American race car driver on the NASCAR circuit.
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(1961)
Mary Bono: Politician.
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(1961)
Brian Kelly: Coach.
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(1961)
Janice Tanton: Canadian illustrator.
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(1961)
Willie Walsh: Irish-English businessman.
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(1960)
Tom Eplin: American actor seen in the TV soap "Days of Our Lives" in the 1980s.
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(1960)
Hong Sang-soo
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(1960)
Chris Buck: Director.
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(1960)
Kelli McMullen-Temple: Columbus, Ohio -- Canadian equestrian (1996 Olympics).
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(1960)
June Brigman: American illustrator.
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(1960)
Scott Anthony Haneline: Indianapolis, Indiana -- Murderer (FBI Most Wanted List).
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1959 - 1950
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(1959)
Christina Amphlett
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(1959)
Ignacio Copani: Argentine singer.
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(1959)
Chrissy Amphlett: Australian singer-songwriter and actress (Divinyls) (d. 2013).
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(1959)
Jérôme Gallot: French political figure, who served as Deputy Director (1993), and then Chief of Staff at the Ministry of Industry, Post and Telecommunications and International Trade.
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(1958)
Kornelia Ender: in German Democratic Republic; 100m/200m freestyle (Olympic-gold-1976).
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(1958)
Sarah Greene: TV Show Host.
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(1958)
Mark Miller: Dayton, Ohio -- Actor (Search for Grace, Love Field).
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(1958)
Kornelia Grummt Ender: Controversal German swimmer born in GDR (East Germany).
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(1958)
Philip Beachy: Canadian-American biochemist and academic.
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(1958)
Phil Daniels: English actor and singer.
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(1958)
Lynn Toler: American lawyer and judge.
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(1957)
Nilda Fernández
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(1957)
Nancy Cartwright: American voice actress.
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(1957)
Robbie McIntosh
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(1957)
Sarah Greene: Entertainer.
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(1957)
Bernard Hogan-Howe: English police officer.
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(1957)
Robbie Macintosh: Rock guitarist / vocalist (Pretenders).
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(1957)
Desmond Styles: Family Member.
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(1956)
Jüri Mõis: Estonian businessman and politician Estonian Minister of the Interior.
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(1956)
Matthias Jabs: Rock guitarist (Scorpions-Wind of Change).
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(1956)
Paul Regina: American actor and screenwriter (d. 2006).
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(1955)
Glynis Barber: South African-English actress.
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(1955)
Matthias Jabs: German guitarist and songwriter (Scorpions).
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(1955)
Gale Anne Hurd
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(1955)
Danny Darwin: American pro baseball pitcher.
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(1955)
Gale Hurd: American producer of noted films during the '90s that include "Terminator," "Aliens," and "Raising Cain.
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(1955)
Robin Eubanks: American trombonist and educator (SFJAZZ Collective).
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(1954)
Brad Sherman: Politician.
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(1954)
David Worrall: Australian composer and educator.
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(1954)
Wang Jianlin: Businessman.
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(1954)
Mike Rounds: Politician.
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(1954)
Malcolm Turnbull: Politician.
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(1954)
Doug Davidson: Actor.
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(1954)
Mike Eruzione: American athlete, a hockey player and captain of the US Olympic hockey team, AKA "the dream team.
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(1953)
Steven Hatfill: Scientist.
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(1953)
Mark Will McNulty: Bindwa, Zimbabwe -- PGA golfer (1982 Danny Thomas-4th).
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(1953)
Serge Girard: French ultramarathon runner who fulfilled the challenge of running across the 5 continents without a single day off.
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(1953)
Muffin Spencer-Devlin: Piqua, Ohio -- LPGA golfer (1985 MasterCard Pro-Am).
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(1952)
Mollie O'Brien: American singer and guitarist.
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(1952)
Samir Geagea: Lebanese commander and politician.
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(1952)
Wendy Hall: English computer scientist mathematician and academic.
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(1952)
Ioannis Kyrastas: Greek footballer and manager (Born 1952).
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(1951)
Ransom Wilson in Tuscaloosa: Alabama, USA; flutist (Soliste New York).
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(1951)
Richard Lloyd: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Television and Rocket from the Tombs).
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(1950)
Chuck Roberts
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(1950)
John Matuszak: American football defensive end in the National Football League who later became an actor.
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(1950)
Max Krilich: Australian rugby player.
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(1950)
Mark Taylor: TV Actor.
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(1950)
John Matuszak in Milwaukee: Wisconsin, USA; NFL player (Oakland Raiders)/actor (Hollywood Beat).
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(1950)
Eric Richardson: American homosexual; HIV positive, contracted AIDS January or February 1989.
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(1950)
Chris Norman: British pop singer, he sang for the soft rock group Smokie during the 1970s, and continues to perform as a solo act.
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1949 - 1940
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(1949)
Réjean Houle: Canadian ice hockey player and manager.
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(1949)
Hans-Georg Kraus: German footballer.
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(1949)
Rejean Houle: Canadian ice hockey player.
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(1949)
Brian Kerwin in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actor (The Chisholms, King Kong Lives, Lobo).
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(1949)
Walter Hyatt: American singer-songwriter (Uncle Walt's Band) (d. 1996).
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(1948)
Dan Gable: American amateur wrestler and head coach.
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(1948)
Dave Cowens: American basketball star, drafted by the Boston Celtics in 1970.
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(1948)
Dan Issel: American athlete, professional basketball player who was named American Basketball Association Rookie of the Year in 1971 after a phenomenal first year with the Kentucky Colonels.
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(1948)
Christian Godefroy
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(1948)
Diana Burrell: English viola player and composer.
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(1948)
Daniel Mark Epstein: American poet and biographer.
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(1948)
David Cowens: Newport sports Champions.
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(1948)
Glenn Tipton: Musician.
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(1948)
Dave Cowens NBA forward (Boston Celtics: Milwaukee Bucks).
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(1948)
Daniel Epstein: American poet and author.
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(1947)
Glenn Tipton: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Judas Priest and The Flying Hat Band).
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(1947)
Coco Robicheaux: American singer-songwriter (d. 2011).
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(1947)
Kevin Kline: Actor.
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(1947)
John Hall: Rocker.
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(1946)
Elías Figueroa
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(1946)
Yazzie Johnson: Navajo artist.
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(1946)
Peter Lieberson: Composer.
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(1946)
Koji Yamamoto: Japanese baseball player and manager.
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(1945)
David Norman Schramm: Physicist.
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(1945)
Joan Borysenko: American metaphysician and author; Borysenko trained as a medical scientist and psychologist but followed her vision to bring science, medicine, psychology and spirituality together in the service of healing.
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(1945)
Peter Ledger: Australian-American painter and illustrator (d. 1994).
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(1944)
Jon Anderson: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Yes Jon and Vangelis Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe and The Warriors).
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(1944)
James Carville: American political strategist and commentator.
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(1944)
Fred Housego: Scottish actor who appeared in "Mastermind" in 1980 after first working as a taxi driver.
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(1944)
Mary Glass: American pro astrologer, President of the Baltimore chapter of NCGR and active supporter of AFAN since its inception.
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(1944)
Kati Kovacs: Hungarian singer.
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(1944)
Azizan Razak: Malaysian politician 10th Menteri Besar of Kedah (d. 2013).
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(1944)
Ron Coote: Australian rugby player and businessman.
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(1944)
Kati Kovács: Hungarian singer-songwriter and actress.
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(1944)
Kathy "Taffy": Danoff in Washington DC; vocalist (Starland Vocal Band).
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(1943)
Selly Fernandes: Curacao poetess (Winking with Selly).
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(1943)
Jose Serrano: Politician.
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(1942)
Orso Maria Guerrini
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(1942)
Frank Delaney: Novelist.
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(1942)
Orso Guerrini: Italian film and theater actor.
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(1941)
Helen Reddy: Australian musician, a singer and actress who skyrocketed to superstardom in 1972 with her Grammy winning song, "I Am Woman," which became the anthem for the women's movement.
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(1941)
Anne Tyler: American writer, highly acclaimed for novels that use witty colloquial dialogue to reveal the tensions and tragedies underlying everyday life in Baltimore and the small communities of the American South.
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(1941)
Lynda Benglis: American sculptor and painter.
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(1941)
Anna Tyler: Minneapolis Writer.
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(1941)
Bobby Keetch: Soccer player / entrepreneur.
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(1940)
Bobby Knight: College basketball coach (Indiana, Olympic - Gold - 1984).
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(1940)
Bob Knight: American basketball player who later became a coach at Indiana University.
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(1940)
Michèle Fieux: French physical oceanographer, also specializing in meteorology and climatology.
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(1940)
Jimmy Herman: Canadian actor (d. 2013).
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1939 - 1930
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(1939)
Zelmo Beaty: American basketball player and coach (d. 2013).
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(1939)
F. Murray Abraham: Actor.
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(1939)
Robin Spry: Canadian director producer and screenwriter (d. 2005).
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(1939)
Nikos Nikolaidis: Greek director producer and screenwriter (d. 2007).
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(1939)
Fred Marcellino: American author and illustrator (d. 2001).
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(1939)
Arlene Howell: American Beauty title holder of the Miss USA contest of 1958 she is also known as Eurlyne Howell.
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(1939)
Don Stewart: American Pentecostal minister and purported faith healer.
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(1938)
Vija Celmins: Latvian-American visual artist best known for photo-realistic paintings and drawings of natural environments and phenomena such as the ocean, spider webs, star fields, and rocks.
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(1938)
Robert Webster: Berkeley, California -- Diver (1960, 64 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
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(1937)
Roberto Menescal: Brazilian singer-songwriter guitarist and producer.
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(1937)
Jacqueline Menyhárt: Hungarian ballet dancer, studied at the Budapest State Ballet Institute and in Moscow.
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(1936)
Sir Martin Gilbert: British historian.
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(1936)
Martin Gilbert: British historian and honorary Fellow of Merton College, University of Oxford.
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(1936)
Masako Nozawa: Japanese actress and singer.
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(1935)
Arlene Howell
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(1935)
Rusty Schweickart: American astronaut on the Apollo 9 mission in March 1969.
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(1935)
Zdenek Pololanik: Composer.
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(1935)
Sam Taylor: American singer-songwriter (d. 2009).
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(1935)
Russell "Rusty" L Schweickart in Neptune: New Jersey, USA; astronaut (Apollo 9).
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(1935)
Russel Schweickart: Neptune Military man.
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(1935)
Russell Luis Schweickart: Neptune, New Jersey -- Astronaut (Apollo 9).
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(1935)
Russell Schweickart: astronaut.
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(1934)
Joe Mercer: English jockey and manager.
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(1934)
Georgianne Dieson: American astrologer, an AFA member and homicide victim.
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(1934)
Jean-Claude Margueron: French teacher and archaeologist, specializing in archeology of the ancient Near East.
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(1933)
Jack Haley Jr
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(1933)
Larry J Hopkins: (Rep-R-Kentucky, 1979- ).
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(1933)
Bobby Boyd: American boxer.
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(1933)
Michel Herbert: French architect, who founded his own firm in 1968.
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(1933)
Jack Haley: American film executive and co-founder, along with David Wolper, of Wolper Productions, Inc.
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(1933)
Eugene Lee: American child actor, most notable for appearing in the "Our Gang" (Little Rascals) comedies as Porky from 1935 to 1939.
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(1933)
Eugene ''Porky'' Lee: American child actor (d. 2005).
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(1932)
Bob Jansky: American astrologer and author, formerly a biochemical and bacteriological researcher.
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(1932)
Lev Nikolayevich Smirenny: Cosmonaut.
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(1931)
Annie Girardot: French actress at the top of her career in the 1970s.
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(1931)
Jimmy McIlroy: Irish footballer and manager.
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(1931)
Dick Murphy: American baseball player, a left-handed pinch hitter and runner who played six games with the Cincinnati Redlegs in 1954.
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(1931)
Annie Giradot: Paris, France -- Actress (Gypsy, Jacko & Lise).
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(1930)
Robert Delford-Brown
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(1930)
Robert Delford Brown: American artist.
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(1930)
Harold Brodkey: American author and academic (d. 1996).
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(1930)
Robert Delford: Portland artists.
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1929 - 1920
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(1927)
Bud Held
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(1927)
Franklin Held: American athlete who competed primarily in the javelin.
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(1927)
Gino Armano: Italy sport Champion.
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(1927)
Jorge Ibáñez: Uruguayan lawyer and politician 32nd President of Uruguay.
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(1927)
Barbara Cook: American singer and actress.
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(1927)
Lawrence Kohlberg: American psychologist and author (d. 1987).
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(1927)
Franklin "Bud" Held javelin world champion (1949: 1951, 1953-55).
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(1927)
Barbara Cook in Atlanta: Georgia, USA; stage singer/actress (Music Man).
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(1927)
Jorge Batlle Ibanez: former President of Uruguay.
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(1926)
Claude Perdriel: French business leader, the owner-manager of the Perdriel Group that publishes Le Nouvel Observateur, Sciences et Avenir, Challenges, Rue89 and during 1970-1980, the Paris daily Le Matin de Paris.
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(1926)
Galina Vishnevskaya: Leningrad, Russia -- Soprano (Madama Butterfly).
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(1926)
Jimmy Heath: American saxophonist and composer (Heath Brothers).
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(1926)
Ismail Gulgee: Pakistani painter and sculptor (d. 2007).
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(1926)
Biff McGuire in New Haven: Connecticut, USA; actor (Serpico, Heart is Lonely Hunter).
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(1925)
Luciano Berio: Composer.
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(1925)
Yakov Rylskly: USSR -- Sabre team (1956 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
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(1925)
Takis : Greek sculptor.
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(1925)
Al Feldstein: Writer.
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(1924)
Earl Palmer: American drummer (The Wrecking Crew) (d. 2008).
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(1924)
Billy Barty: American actor and singer (d. 2000).
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(1924)
Billy Barty in Millsboro: Pennsylvania, USA; 3 foot 9 inch actor (Under the Rainbow, Foul Play).
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(1924)
Henry Sy: Chinese-Filipino businessman.
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(1923)
Jean Duceppe: Canadian actor (d. 1990).
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(1923)
Achille Silvestrini: Italian ecclesiastic, the foreign minister for the Vatican.
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(1923)
Louis Beaudonnet
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(1923)
Don Banks: Australian composer and educator (d. 1980).
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(1923)
Beate Gordon: Austrian-American director and producer (d. 2012).
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(1923)
Bobby Thomson: Scotland born American baseball player (d. 2010).
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(1922)
Joseph Sardou: French Roman Catholic archbishop.
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(1921)
Michael of Romania
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(1921)
André Jean-Robert: Chantemerle les Blés Painters.
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(1921)
King Michael: I of Romania.
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(1921)
Jean Mauduit: Beauval Journalist.
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(1921)
Roland Caude: Querqueville Writer.
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(1921)
Michael I: King of Romania (1927-30, 40-47).
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(1921)
Brian Malzard Foss: Psychologist.
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(1921)
Dominique Paladilhe: French music historian, illustrator, and the author of many historical books.
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(1921)
Michael : Romanian royalty, the son of King Carol II and Queen Helen of Greece and Denmark.
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(1920)
Geneviève de Gaulle-Anthonioz
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(1920)
Ian MacGillivray: Scottish professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Aberdeen College who was one of the champions of the Termination of Pregnancy Bill.
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(1920)
Megan Taylor
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1919 - 1910
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1909 - 1900
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(1909)
Jean-Paul Le Chanois
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(1909)
Philleo Nash: American anthropologist, government official and the 33rd Lieutenant Governor of Wisconsin from 1959–1961 as a Democrat.
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(1909)
Whit Bissel: NYC, New York -- Actor (Time Machine, General Kirk-Time Tunnel).
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(1909)
Paul Draper: American tap dancer and choreographer whose passion and unique "Ballet-Tap" style led to international stardom.
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(1909)
Dieter Borsche: German actor who appeared in over 90 films between 1935 and 1981.
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(1908)
Edmond Pidoux: Swiss author and poet (d. 2004).
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(1908)
Jacques Traub: Cherbourg Military man.
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(1908)
Tauno Palo: Finnish actor, he played archetypal lover and heroic figure in Finnish films between 1930-1960.
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(1906)
Bets Dekens: Dutch discus thrower, who competed at the 1928 Summer Olympics and finished in 17th place with her all-time best throw of 29.
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(1906)
Jose Figueres Ferrer: Served as President of Costa Rica on three occasions: 1948–1949, 1953–1958, and 1970–1974.
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