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Famous Birthdays of 25 September

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

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2009 - 2000

(2004) Seiran Kobayashi: Japanese actress and singer.
(2003) Roy Read: Australian noted family member, second son of celebrity criminal, Mark "Chopper" Read.
(2002) Justin Edward: American noted family, the son of psychic John Edward and his wife Sandra, weighing in at 10 lbs.
(2001) hungrybenny : Vine Star.
(2000) Joe Conza: YouTube Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Camryn Harris: Dancer.
(1999) Brendan Jordan: YouTube Star.
(1999) Alyssa Brielle: YouTube Star.
(1998) Karlee Steel: YouNow Star.
(1997) Jayda Ayanna: Instagram Star.
(1996) Anett Vilipuu: Estonian footballer.
(1996) Daniel Amos: YouTube Star.
(1995) Ryan Beatty: Pop Singer.
(1995) Caitlin Fields: American figure skater.
(1995) Sofia Reyes: Pop Singer.

(1995) GreenGoblinHD : YouTube Star.
(1994) Jansen Panettiere: American actor.
(1994) Lyle Lettau: TV Actor.
(1993) Toby Greene: Australian footballer.
(1993) Megan Corletto: American actress.
(1993) Brandin Cooks: Football Player.
(1992) Massimo Luongo: Australian footballer.
(1992) Keauna McLaughlin: American figure skater.
(1992) Zoël Amberg: Swiss race car driver.
(1992) Zoel Amberg: Swiss race car driver.
(1992) Ruslan Zhiganshin: Russian ice dancer.
(1991) Alix Bénézech
(1991) Emmy Clarke: American actress.
(1991) Trent Maxwell: Reality Star.
(1991) Alessandro Crescenzi: Italian footballer.
(1990) Mao Asada: Japanese figure skater.
(1990) Daria Strokous: Russian model actress and photographer.
(1990) Josselyn Garciglia
(1990) Eden Munoz: World Music Singer.
(1990) Zac Fox: English actor.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Samantha Murray: English pentathlete.
(1989) Aldon Smith: American football player.
(1989) Jordan Gavaris: Canadian actor.
(1988) James Blake (musician)
(1988) Mariya Ise: Japanese voice actress.
(1988) Joe Prospero: British actor.
(1988) Tamaryn Payne: English actress.
(1988) Mustafa Yumlu: Turkish footballer.
(1988) Gregory Brown: YouTube Star.
(1987) Monica Niculescu: Romanian tennis player.

(1987) Robert Francis
(1987) Matthew Chapman: American noted family and son of gospel-pop singer Amy Grant and husband, singer-songwriter Gary Chapman.
(1987) Anthony Benna: French freeride skier, he won a gold medal at the 2015 World championship, in the mogul skiing category.
(1986) Nicole Fugere: American model and actress.
(1986) Jamie O'Hara: English footballer.
(1986) Greg Mighall: English musician.
(1986) Steve Forrest: American drummer (Placebo).
(1986) Marten Strauch: German rugby player.
(1986) Heidi Tabakh: Egyptian-Canadian tennis player.
(1986) Liljay : Pop Singer.
(1985) Jessica Gomes
(1985) Gökhan Güleç: Turkish footballer.
(1985) Marvin Matip: German footballer.
(1985) Calvin Johnson: American football player.
(1984) Esther Baxter: American model.
(1984) Annabelle Wallis: English actress.
(1984) Matt Carle
(1984) Oscar Wylde: DJ.
(1984) Jessica Gomes: Australian model.
(1984) Cherine Anderson: Jamaican singer-songwriter and actress.
(1984) Matías Silvestre: Argentinian footballer.
(1983) Donald Glover: American actor and comedian.
(1983) Dorothée Gilbert: French ballerina, nominated Etoile (star) of the Paris Opera Ballet after a performance of Nutcracker (Nureyev) on 19 November 2007.
(1983) Amber Gristak
(1983) Terrance Pennington: American football player.
(1983) Son Dam-bi: South Korean singer and actress.
(1982) Hyun Bin: South Korean actor.
(1982) Liz Cherhal
(1982) Jesse Wellens: YouTube Star.
(1982) Casper (rapper)
(1982) Casper : Rapper.
(1982) Kany García: Puerto Rican singer-songwriter.
(1982) Kany Garcia: Puerto Rican singer-songwritter.
(1981) Van Hansis: American actor, primarily in a soap opera.
(1981) Sarah Jayne Dunn: English actress.
(1981) Rocco Baldelli: American baseball player.
(1981) Jason Bergmann: American baseball player.
(1981) Shane Tutmarc: American singer-songwriter and producer (Dolour).
(1981) Lee Norris: American actor.
(1981) Gemma Garrett: Irish model Miss Great Britain 2007.
(1981) Angelo Palombo: Italian footballer.
(1981) Sarah Dunn: English actress.
(1980) TI (rapper)
(1980) Olivia Molina
(1980) Elio Germano: Italian actor, who debuted aged twelve in the Castellano e Pipolo's movie "Ci hai rotto papà" (1992).
(1980) Natasa Bekvalac
(1980) TI : American rapper producer and actor (P$C).
(1980) Chris Owen: American actor and photographer.
(1980) TI American: rapper.
(1980) Lee Brice: Country Singer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Jean-René Lisnard: French tennis player.
(1979) Kyle Bennett: American BMX rider (d. 2012).
(1979) Jean-Rene Lisnard: French tennis player.
(1979) Jason Koumas: Welsh footballer.
(1979) An Choyoung: South Korean Go player.
(1979) Rashad Evans: American mixed martial artist and wrestler.
(1978) Jodie Kidd: English model and actress.
(1978) Joe Cotton: Canadian-New Zealand singer (TrueBliss).
(1978) Rossif Sutherland: Canadian actor.
(1978) Ryan Leslie: American singer-songwriter and producer.

(1978) Ricardo Gardner: Jamaican footballer.
(1978) Joel Pineiro: Puerto Rican baseball player.
(1978) Roudolphe Douala: Cameroonian footballer.
(1978) Laura Nicholls: Kitchener, Ontario -- 50m swimmer (1996 Olympics).
(1978) Joel Piñeiro: Puerto Rican baseball player.
(1977) Clea DuVall: American actress director and producer.
(1977) Gonçalo Waddington
(1977) Toni Lydman
(1977) Divya Dutta: Indian model and actress.
(1977) Georgie Thompson
(1977) Robbie Jones: American actor.
(1977) Kiyoshi Ijichi: Japanese drummer (Asian Kung-Fu Generation).
(1977) Wil Nieves: Puerto Rican baseball player.
(1977) Joel Moore: American actor director and producer.
(1977) Mike Krahulik: American illustrator.
(1976) Chauncey Billups: American basketball player, a guard for the Boston Celtics.
(1976) Charlotte Ayanna: American actress.
(1976) Ervin Nagy
(1976) Vita (rapper)
(1976) Santigold : American singer-songwriter and producer (Stiffed).
(1976) Chiara Siracusa: Maltese singer.
(1976) Eric Roberson: American singer-songwriter and producer.
(1975) Maya Sansa: Italian actress and singer.
(1975) Declan Donnelly: British actor, television presenter and musician.
(1975) Dat Nguyen: American football player and coach.
(1975) Daniel Hyde: English actor.
(1975) Matt Hasselbeck: American football player.
(1974) Olivier Dacourt: French footballer (1992-2010) and French international (2001-2004), best known for his spells at Leeds United, AS Roma and Internazionale.
(1974) Javier Rosas: Mexican triathlete.
(1974) Eric Moss: American football player.
(1974) Robbie Mears: Australian rugby player and coach.
(1974) Frank Leder: German fashion designer.
(1974) Daniel Kessler: English-American singer and guitarist (Interpol).
(1974) Paul Hurst: English footballer and manager.
(1974) John Granville: American scholar and diplomat (d. 2008).
(1974) Richie Edwards: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Stone Gods The Darkness and Onion Trump).
(1974) Brigette Wilson: Actress (Mortal Kombat, Billy Madison, Save by Bell).
(1974) Victor Pacheco: Colombian footballer.
(1974) Bill Bowler: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1974) Igor Bogdanovic: Serbian footballer.
(1974) Tye Harvey: American pole vaulter.
(1974) Bente Elin Lille?kseth: Norwegian politician.
(1974) Javier Rosas Sierra: Mexican athlete.
(1974) Kemel Thompson: Jamaican hurdler.
(1974) Joel Prpic: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1973) Bridgette Wilson: American actress and singer Miss Teen USA 1990.
(1973) Claire Borotra: French actress and producer.
(1973) Julie Banderas
(1973) Bridget Marquardt: American model.
(1973) Bridgette LeAnn Wilson: Gold Beach, Oregon -- Miss Teen USA (1990).
(1973) Melonie McGarrah: Rogers, Arkansas -- Miss America - Arkansas (1997).
(1973) Jenny Chapman: English politician.
(1973) Tijani Babangida: Soccer player (Roda JC).
(1972) Gaël Morel
(1972) Dorit Rabinyan
(1972) Nikole Viola: Miss USA-Louisiana (1997).
(1972) Kevin Mason: CFL quarterback (Saskatchewan Roughriders).
(1972) Douglas September: Canadian singer-songwriter guitarist and producer.
(1971) Jessie Wallace: English actress.
(1971) Seb Sanders: English jockey.
(1971) Tony Harrison: WLAF receiver (Frankfurt Galaxy).
(1971) John Lynch: American football player and sportscaster.
(1971) Brian Dunkleman: American actor and television host.
(1971) Nikos Boudouris: Greek basketball player and manager.
(1970) Anne Le Nen
(1970) Jean-François Piège: French chef, two stars at the Guide Michelin.
(1970) Elise Fugler
(1970) Misa Shimizu: Japanese actress.
(1970) David Benioff
(1970) Edouard Loubet
(1970) Shannon Jones: WLAF linebacker (Scottish Claymores).
(1970) Yavuz Çetin: Turkish singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 2001).
(1970) Curtis Buckley: American football player and psychiatrist.
(1970) Dean Ween: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Ween and Moistboyz).
(1970) Aja Kong: Japanese professional wrestler.
(1970) Kerri Kendall: San Diego, California -- Playmate (Sep, 1990).
(1970) Damon Pieri: NFL safety (Carolina Panthers).
(1970) Doug Pelfrey: NFL kicker (Cin Bengals).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Catherine Zeta-Jones: Welsh actress, confident and fun-loving, unpretentious and often found humming happily.
(1969) Hal Sparks: American actor.
(1969) Bill Simmons: American journalist and author.
(1969) Lee Jong-won
(1969) : American guitarist songwriter and producer (Guns N' Roses and Art of Anarchy).
(1969) Tony Womack: American baseball player.
(1969) Michae Wright: WLAF cornerback (Barcelona Dragons).
(1969) Hansie Cronje: South African cricketer and captain of the South African national cricket team in the 1990s.
(1969) Heather Stewart-Whyte: British supermodel.
(1969) David Weathers: Lawrencburg, Tennessee -- Pitcher (Florida Marlins, New York Yankees).

(1968) Will Smith: American actor, producer, rapper, and songwriter.
(1968) Prince Friso of Orange-Nassau
(1968) Reggie Jefferson: Tallahassee, Florida -- 1st baseman (Cincinnati, Cleveland, Seattle, Boston).
(1968) Johan Friso: Netherlands -- Prince of Orange-Nassau.
(1968) Johan Friso : Dutch royal family, the second son of Queen Beatrix and Prince-consort Claus von Amsberg.
(1968) Friso: Prince Friso of Orange-Nassau (d. 2013).
(1968) John List: American economist and academic.
(1968) John Worsfold: Australian footballer and coach.
(1968) John A List: American economist.
(1967) Melissa De Souza
(1967) Lezlie Lund in Tolna: North Dakota, USA; Miss North Dakota-America (1991).
(1967) Ashwin Sood: English-Canadian drummer and producer.
(1967) Melissa De Sousa: American actress.
(1967) Nicolas Dumontheuil: French author of comics.
(1967) Kim Issel: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1966) Jason Flemyng: English actor and singer.
(1966) Todd Philcox: NFL quarterback (Tampa Bay Bucs).
(1966) Elizabeth "Liz" Tchou: Medford, New Jersey -- Field hockey defender (1996 Olympics).
(1966) Stanislav Bunin: Russian pianist and educator.
(1965) Anne Roumanoff: French humourist and actress, her grandparents were Ashkenasi Jews from Russia and she is also of Moroccan descent (mother time).
(1965) Scottie Pippen: NBA forward (Chicago Bulls).
(1965) Gillian McNeill
(1965) Matt Battaglia: American football player actor and producer.
(1965) Gordon Currie: Canadian actor director and producer.
(1965) Saffron Henderson: Canadian voice actress and singer.
(1965) Herminia Bouza: Cuban javelin thrower.
(1965) Rob Schmidt: American director and screenwriter.
(1965) Rafael Vázquez: Spanish footballer and coach.
(1965) Loredana Nimis: Italian intransigent, one of the homeless who lived in a shed along with a girl friend.
(1965) Dave Rundle: South African cricketer.
(1964) Valérie Lou
(1964) Carlos Ruiz Zafón
(1964) Lily Mariye: American actress and director.
(1964) Joey Saputo: Canadian businessman and sports executive.
(1964) Gary Ayles: English race car driver.
(1964) Bryan Tooley: Eugene, Oregon -- Kayak (1996 Olympics).
(1964) Maria Kennedy: Irish actress and singer.
(1964) Kikuko Inoue: Japanese singer-songwriter and voice actress (DoCo).
(1964) Maria Doyle Kennedy: Irish actress and singer.
(1964) Chris Impellitteri: American guitarist and songwriter (Impellitteri and Animetal USA).
(1964) Barbara Dennerlein: German organist.
(1964) Anita Barone: American actress.
(1963) Tate Donovan: American actor.
(1963) Keely Shaye Smith: Correspondent (Unsolved Mysteries).
(1963) Mikael Persbrandt: Swedish actor and singer.
(1963) Keely Smith: American journalist and author.
(1962) Kalthoum Sarrai: Tunisian-French psychologist and journalist (d. 2010).
(1962) Baton Rouge (Louisiana)
(1962) Frigide Barjot: French humorist and right-catholic political activist.
(1962) Juliette (singer)
(1962) Juliette : French singer, songwriter and composer of Algerian descent by his father who played the saxophone.
(1962) Aida Turturro: American actress.
(1962) Beth Toussaint: American actress.
(1962) Shreela Ghosh: Indian-English actress and dancer.
(1962) Dariusz Wdowczyk: Polish footballer and coach.
(1961) Heather Locklear: American perky, sexy, blonde TV actress who made it big.
(1961) Mark Gil: Filipino actor (d. 2014).
(1961) Heather Locklear in Los Angeles: California, USA; actress (Stacy - T.J.
(1961) Jean-Philippe Quignon: French journalist and co-president of Festival des Vieilles Charrues, who died on 7 September 2012.
(1961) Mehmet Aslantuğ: Turkish actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1961) Steve Scott: British journalist and presenter.
(1960) Ihor Belanov
(1960) Eduardo Yáñez: Mexican actor.
(1960) Igor Belanov: Ukrainian footballer and manager.
(1960) Eduardo Yanez: Soap Opera Actor.
(1960) John Hills: Horse trainer.
(1960) Sonia Benezra: Canadian radio and television host.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Jeon Soo-il: South Korean director producer and screenwriter.
(1959) Irene Dietrich: German astrologer and psychic healer based in Berlin.
(1958) Michael Madsen: Chicago, Illinois -- Actor (Reservoir Dogs, Straight Talk).
(1958) Randy Kerber: American musician, a veteran of backup keyboards on albums with top musical groups by the age of 20.
(1958) Bernard Wesphael: Belgian francophone politician co-founder of Ecolo (the green party) and founder of the political party Mouvement de Gauche.
(1958) Eamonn Healy: Irish chemist.
(1957) Vladimir Popovkin: Russian general (d. 2014).
(1957) Michael Madsen: Movie Actor.
(1957) Rupert Haselden: Journalist / Screenwriter.
(1957) Ian Reddington: English actor.

(1956) W Hillis: American computer scientist engineer and author founded the Thinking Machines Corporation.
(1956) Winfried Stradt: German footballer.
(1956) Kim Thompson: American publisher (d. 2013).
(1956) Jamie Hyneman: American visual effects technician.
(1955) Zucchero : Italian popular singer whose first album, 1983, topped the charts in Italy.
(1955) Karl-Heinz Rummenigge: German footballer and manager.
(1955) Amyr Klink: Brazilian sailor and explorer.
(1955) Philippe Pemezec
(1955) Steven Severin: English musician, composer, bassist and co-founding member of Siouxsie and the Banshees.
(1955) Amyr Klynk: Brazilian adventurer, the first man to cross the Atlantic Ocean alone in a row boat.
(1955) Luanne Rice: American author and activist.
(1955) Zucchero Fornaciari: Italian singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1955) Adelmo "Zucchero" Fornaciari: Italian R&B-singer (Senza una Donna).
(1955) Ludo Coeck: Belgian footballer (d. 1985).
(1954) Patrick Braoudé: French actor, director, screenwriter, and producer.
(1954) Juande Ramos: Spanish footballer and manager.
(1954) Joep Lange: Born in Neuwenhagen, Dutch clinical researcher specialised in HIV therapy.
(1954) Jean-Marie Béguigné: French show jumping horse trainer.
(1954) Tim Smit: Dutch-English gardener and businessman.
(1954) Sylvester Croom: American football player and coach.
(1953) Ron Rash: American novelist short story writer poet.
(1953) Richard Harvey: English mandolin player keyboard player and composer (Gryphon).
(1952) Christopher Reeve: American actor on stage, film and TV.
(1952) Colin Friels: Scottish-born Australian actor whose credits include a co-starring role alongside Noni Hazlehurst in Monkey Grip (1982); the title role in Malcolm (1986), for which he was awarded the 1986 AFI Award for Best Actor; the lead role in the 1994 Halifax f.p.
(1952) bell hooks: American author and activist.
(1952) Steven Roberts: American writer and newsmaker who rode his computerised bike across the USA in 1983, as detailed in his book Computing across America.
(1952) Cherrie Moraga: American writer, editor, playwright, essayist and activist.
(1952) Jimmy Garvin: American professional wrestler.
(1952) Gloria Jean Watkins: American scholar.
(1952) Cherríe Moraga: American poet playwright and activist.
(1952) Tommy Norden: NYC, New York -- Actor (Flipper).
(1952) Chris Pond: English politician.
(1952) Anson Williams: American actor director and producer.
(1951) Mark Hamill: American actor who made a fortune and became immortal playing Luke Skywalker in the George Lucas trilogy: "Star Wars," "The Empire Strikes Back" and "Return of the Jedi.
(1951) Bob McAdoo: American athlete, a forward center basketball player, 6'9", 225 lbs.
(1951) Billy Dee: American porn actor and director.
(1951) Graeme Knowles: English bishop.
(1951) Burleigh Drummond: American drummer and songwriter (Ambrosia).
(1951) Yardena Arazi: Israeli singer.
(1951) Pedro Almodovar: Spanish film director, screenwriter, and producer.
(1951) Mark Hamill in Oakland: California, USA; actor (Star Wars).
(1951) Bob McAdoo NBA forward/center (Buffalo Braves: Los Angeles Lakers).
(1951) Robert Mc: Greensboro sports Champions.
(1950) Bernard Le Coq: French actor who has appeared in more than one hundred and fifty films since 1967.
(1950) Jean-Marie Rolland
(1950) Maurilio De Zolt: Italian skier, winner of a Silver Medal at the Olympics at Albertville in February 1992 for long distance skiing of 50 km.
(1950) Stanisław Szozda: Polish cyclist and trainer (d. 2013).
(1950) Midori Kiuchi: Japanese actress.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Pedro Almodóvar: Spanish director producer and screenwriter.
(1949) Angie Bowie
(1949) Angela Bowie: Model.
(1949) Mimi Kennedy in Rochester: New York, USA; actress (Spencer, 3 girls 3, Under One Roof).
(1949) Steve Mackay: American saxophonist and composer (The Stooges) (d. 2015).
(1949) Jerry F Costello: (Rep-D-Illinois).
(1949) Jeff Borowiak: American tennis player.
(1949) Anson Williams in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Potsie - Happy Days).
(1948) Kathi McDonald: American singer (d. 2012).
(1948) Mimi Kennedy: American actress.

(1948) Vladimir Yevtushenkov: Russian businessman.
(1947) Cheryl Tiegs: American model and cover girl, one of the first great supermodels of the '70s.
(1947) Firmine Richard: French actress.
(1947) Cecil Womack: American musician, a songwriter and lyricist who started out with his brothers in an R&B quartet.
(1947) Jacques Garcia: French architect, interior designer and garden designer, best known for his contemporary interiors of Paris hotels and restaurants.
(1947) Giannos Kranidiotis: Greek politician and diplomat (d. 1999).
(1947) John Fiddler: England, United Kingdom -- Rock vocalist / guitarist (British Lions).
(1947) Cheryl Tiegs in Minnesota: USA; model's figure.
(1946) Felicity Kendal: Indies / British actress (Shakespeare Wallah).
(1946) Joe Greene: American football player and defensive line coach for the Arizona Cardinals.
(1946) Michel Yachvili
(1946) Janusz Majer: Polish mountaineer.
(1946) Bryan MacLean: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Love) (d. 1998).
(1946) Jerry Penrod: American bass player (Iron Butterfly and Rhinoceros).
(1946) Gilmer Bryan Morgan: Wewoka, Oklahoma -- PGA golfer (1977 BC Open).
(1945) Kathleen Brown: American politician and noted family, the daughter of California Governor Pat Brown and sister of California Governor Jerry Brown.
(1945) Onnie McIntyre: Scottish musician, guitar player and band member of the group, Average White Band (AWB.
(1945) Carol Vadnais: Canadian ice hockey player and coach (d. 2014).
(1945) Aime Terme
(1945) Dee Dee Warwick: American singer (d. 2008).
(1945) Reynold Henry Weidenaar: Composer.
(1945) Owen "Onnie" McIntyre: Scotland, United Kingdom -- Guitarist (Average White Band).
(1944) Michael Douglas: American actor, director and producer, from a noted family as the first son of actor Kirk Douglas.
(1944) Guy-Michel Chauveau
(1944) Jean-Pierre Ricard: French cardinal of the Roman Catholic church and archbishop of Bordeaux et Bazes.
(1944) Grayson Shillingford: Dominican cricketer (d. 2009).
(1944) Paul Essartial: French breeder of racehorses.
(1944) Eugenia Zukerman in Cambridge: Mississippi, USA; flutist/novelist (Deceptive Cadence).
(1944) Doris Matsui: American politician.
(1944) Michael Douglas in New Jersey: USA; actor (Coma, Wall Street, Jewel of the Nile).
(1943) Lee Aaker
(1943) Gilles Schneider
(1943) Josh Taylor: American actor seen in the role of Chris Kositchek in the afternoon soap TV series "Days of Our Lives," 1977, where his character soon became a major force on the show.
(1943) Annette Van Zyl
(1943) John Locke: Los Angeles, California -- Rock keyboardist (Spirit-I Got A Line on You).
(1943) Aram Saroyan: American poet, novelist, biographer, memoirist and playwright, who is especially known for his minimalist poetry, famous examples of which include the one-word poem "lighght" and a one-letter poem comprising a four-legged version of the letter "m".
(1943) Michael Selig: American artist, draughtsman, sculptor, and craftsman.
(1943) Robert Gates: American lieutenant academic and politician 22nd United States Secretary of Defense.
(1943) Robert Walden: American actor director and screenwriter.
(1943) Gary Alexander: Tennessee, United States -- Rock vocalist / guitarist (Association).
(1943) Robert Walden in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Joe Rossi - Lou Grant, New Doctors).
(1942) Henri Pescarolo: French race car driver.
(1942) Dee Dee Warwick: American soul singer (Born 1945).
(1942) Volker Rühe: German politician, Federal Minister of Defence from 1 April 1992 to 27 October 1998.
(1942) Dee Warwick: American singer and noted family, the younger sister of Dionne Warwick.
(1942) Oscar Bonavena: Argentine heavyweight boxer (d. 1976).
(1942) Robert Miano: American actor and producer.
(1942) Michael Stephen: MP.
(1942) John Taylor: English pianist and educator (Nucleus) (d. 2015).
(1941) Christian Cuvilliez
(1941) Vivian Stern: Director (Nacros).
(1941) Vivien Stern: Baroness Stern English academic and politician.
(1940) Jean Vasca: French singer-songwriter and musician (piano, guitar).
(1940) Tim Severin: Indian-English explorer historian and author.
(1940) Timothy Severin: Author / explorer.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) David Mann: American lawyer and politician Mayor of Cincinnati.
(1939) Joseph "Jesse" Russell: US singer (Slip Sliding Away).
(1939) Leon Brittan: English lawyer and politician Secretary of State for Business Innovation and Skills (d. 2015).
(1939) Leon Britain: Vice President (Commission of European Communities).
(1939) Phyliss Cottle: American victim of assault and battery of the most vicious and brutal manner.
(1939) David S Mann: American politician.
(1939) Feroz Khan: Indian actor director and producer (d. 2009).
(1938) Barbara Plekker: Dutch prostitute and homicide victim.
(1938) Jonathan Motzfeldt: Greenlandic priest and politician 1st Prime Minister of Greenland (d. 2010).
(1938) Enn Tarto: Estonian politician.

(1938) Ron Hill: English runner and businessman.
(1937) Lloyd Hamrol: San Francisco artists.
(1937) Thomas Kessler: Composer.
(1937) Michael Gibbs: Jazz composer.
(1937) Mary Wilkes: American computer scientist and lawyer.
(1936) Juliet Prowse: Bombay, India -- Actress / dancer (Who Killed Teddy Bear).
(1936) Ileana Sararoiu: Romanian singer (d. 1979).
(1936) Roosevelt "Booba" Barnes: Bluesman.
(1936) Moussa Traoré: Malian general and politician 2nd President of Mali.
(1936) Ken Forsse: American toy creator and author created Teddy Ruxpin (d. 2014).
(1936) Edward Jones: UK military rep to NATO.
(1935) Adrien Douady
(1935) Marlene Cummings: American government official, in charge of Wisconsin licensees, an overseer of all the bureaus.
(1934) Jean Sorel: French actor.
(1934) Giuseppe Pontiggia
(1934) John S Bull: Memphis, Tennessee -- Astronaut.
(1934) Struther Arnott: Professor (St Andrew University).
(1934) Irène Tunc: French actress and model, who was crowned Miss France in 1954.
(1933) Ian Tyson: Canadian singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Ian & Sylvia and Great Speckled Bird).
(1933) Brian Murphy (actor)
(1933) Hubie Brown: American basketball player coach and sportscaster.
(1933) Adolfo Suarez Gonzalez: Premier of Spain (1976-81).
(1933) Erik Darling: American singer-songwriter (The Weavers and The Tarriers) (d. 2008).
(1933) Henri Gaudin: French architect best known for the construction of 'social housing'.
(1933) Josef Němec: Czech boxer (d. 2013).
(1933) Brian Murphy: English actor and singer.
(1932) Glenn Gould: Canadian pianist and composer (d. 1982).
(1932) Adolfo Suárez: Spanish lawyer and politician 1st Prime Minister of Spain (d. 2014).
(1932) Andrew Gardner: British broadcaster.
(1932) Adolfo Suarez Prime Minister of Spain (1977: 1981).
(1932) Terry Medwin: Welsh footballer and manager.
(1932) Glenn Herbert Gould in Toronto: Ontario, Canada; pianist (sued Steinway Piano).
(1932) Pierre Duponchel: Belgium sport Champion.
(1932) Daphne Swallow: Commandant / director (WRNS).
(1931) Patrick Walker
(1931) Peter Woodthorpe: British actor (Born 1931).
(1931) Barbara Walters in Boston: Massachusetts, USA; newscaster (Today, 20/20, ABC-TV).
(1931) Patric Walker: American-British astrologer whose name became a byword for insight and clarity to estimated billions of readers of his astrological columns worldwide.
(1931) Andrew Sigler: American executive and CEO in charge of Champion International.
(1931) Patrick William Walker: British Astrologer.
(1931) Manouchehr Atashi: Iranian journalist and poet (d. 2005).
(1931) Bryan Birch: English mathematician and scholar.
(1930) Nino Cerruti: Italian fashion designer founded Cerruti.
(1930) Shel Silverstein: American poet and composer (Born 1930).
(1930) H Heckmann: Writer.
(1930) Elsa Aguirre: Mexican actress.
(1930) Isaac Chocron: Venezuelan playwright,translator and essayist.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Barbara Walters: American broadcaster, the first woman to co-anchor network news at a whopping salary of one-million dollars per year in 1975.
(1929) Ronnie Barker: British actor and comedian, a bit plump, a co-star with Ronnie Corbett in the British TV sitcom "The Two Ronnies.
(1929) Guy Solieux: Chartres Journalist.
(1929) Delia Scala: Italian dancer and actress.
(1929) Francis Lemue: Wattrelos physician.
(1928) Jacques Chazot: French artist, dancer.
(1928) Christian Bizot
(1927) Colin Davis: English conductor and educator (d. 2013).
(1927) Jacques Latscha
(1927) Carl Braun: basketball player (New York Knicks).

(1927) Colin Rex Davis: Weybridge, England -- Conductor (NY Met 1967-71).
(1927) Frederic Hamilton: American executive and CEO in charge of Hamilton Oil, a North Sea Oil and Gas company.
(1926) Aldo Ray: Western actor (Battle Cry), dies at 64 of cancer.
(1926) John Ericson: German-American actor, artist, and painter.
(1926) Sergei Filatov: USSR -- Equestrian dressage (1960 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1926) Jack Hyles: American pastor and author (d. 2001).
(1925) Silvana Pampanini: Italian film actress of the 1950s, one of the first Italian superstars and a great beauty.
(1925) Arthur Duncan: American tap dancer, who joined the Lawrence Welk Show in 1964, the first African-American to be a full-time entertainer on the show.
(1925) William Edgar Mitchell: Physicist.
(1925) Paul B MacCready: Jr.
(1924) Red Webb: American baseball player (d. 1996).
(1924) Norman Ayrton: Opera director (Royal Shakespearean Academy - UK).
(1923) Katherine Boehrer: American astrologer and author of her declination studies in 1975.
(1923) Georges Livanos
(1923) Sam Rivers: American saxophonist clarinet player and composer (d. 2011).
(1923) Jean Feugereux: Fresnay l'Evéque Painters.
(1923) Robert Laxalt: American author and academic (d. 2001).
(1922) Nicholas Romanov Prince of Russia
(1922) Roger Etchegaray: French cardinal of the Catholic Church, former archbishop of Marseille, born in Espelette (Basque country).
(1922) Santa Cruz (California)
(1922) John Farr: British MP.
(1922) Nicolas Romanoff: Russian royal family, the last royal member of the House of Romanoff.
(1922) Hammer DeRoburt: Nauruian educator and politician 1st President of Nauru (d. 1992).
(1921) Robert Muldoon: New Zealand politician who was first elected to Parliament on 11/26/1961, but became Minister of Finance from 1964-1972.
(1921) Wendell Phillips: American explorer and entrepreneur who followed expeditions into Africa and who founded the American Foundation for the Study of Man.
(1921) Remy C de Kerckhove: Flemish poet.
(1921) Sir Robert Muldoon: Prime Minister of New Zealand (d. 1992).
(1921) Rob Muldoon: New Zealand sergeant accountant and politician 31st Prime Minister of New Zealand (d. 1992).
(1921) Jacques Martin: French television host and producer (Born 1933).
(1921) Raymond Izard: French Catholic prelate and missionary.
(1920) Sergei Bondarchuk: Ukrainian-Russian actor director and screenwriter (d. 1994).
(1920) Sergey Bondarchuk: Belozerka, Ukraine -- Director (War & Peace).
(1920) G?rard Morens: Dieppe Military man.
(1920) Satish Dhawan: Indian engineer (d. 2002).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Morris Blythman: Scottish poet and influential songwriter of the '50s folk revival.
(1919) Cesar Gonzalez: An officer in the United States Army Air Forces during World War II.
(1918) Phil Rizzuto Brooklyn: New York, sportscaster/shortstop (New York Yankees-Most Valuable Player 1950).
(1917) Kenneth C Dempster
(1917) Johnny Sain: American baseball player and coach (d. 2006).
(1917) Georges BéRard-Quelin: Villeurbanne Journalist.
(1917) Phil Rizzuto: American baseball player and sportscaster (Born 1917).
(1917) Kenneth Dempster: American military, major general.
(1916) Jean-Jacques Galey: Vierzon physician.
(1916) Deendayal Upadhyaya: Indian economist sociologist and journalist (d. 1968).

(1916) Jessica Anderson: Australian author and playwright (d. 2010).
(1916) Tolia Nikiprowetzsy: Composer.
(1916) Walter Drexler: German military, a member of the Nazi Party, he joined the Waffen SS in 1938.
(1915) Henri Trinchet: Amélie les Bains Journalist.
(1915) Ethel Rosenberg: American convicted spy (Born 1915).
(1914) Frederick William Sternfield: Musicologist.
(1914) Elena Lucena: Argentinian actress (d. 2015).
(1913) Gilberte Cournand: French journalist, the ballet critic of Parisian Libere in 1965 and for Carrefour since 1973.
(1913) Maria Tănase: Romanian singer and actress (d. 1963).
(1913) Felix Boudon: France sport Champion.
(1913) David Hunt: British diplomat / quiz winner.
(1911) Lionel Henry Nowak: Composer.
(1911) Eric Williams: Trinidadian historian and politician 1st Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago (d. 1981).
(1910) Ralph Jordan: American football player and coach (d. 1980).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Marguerite Bordet
(1909) Marc-Gilbert Sauvajon: French playwright, screenwriter, and film director.
(1909) Florizel A Glasspole: Governor-General of Jamaica (1973-91).
(1909) Charlotte Diedrich: American Alzheimer's patient, began to slip into dementia about 1973; entered a care facility in 1978.
(1909) Marc Sauvajon: France Writer.
(1908) Jacqueline Audry: French director who began as a script girl in 1933 before becoming an assistant director.
(1908) Eugen Suchon: Composer.
(1907) Pierre Decoulx: Hautmont physician.
(1907) Robert Bresson: France -- Director (Pickpocket, Mouchette).
(1907) Phyllis Pearsall-Gross: British geographer (A to Z Map Company).

(1907) Jan Felderhof: Composer.
(1906) Dmitri Shostakovich: Russian composer noted for his daring and experimental style.
(1906) Madeleine Bourdouxhe: Writer, dies at 89.
(1906) Jaroslav Jezek: Composer.
(1906) Phyllis Pearsall: English painter cartographer and author (d. 1996).
(1905) Red Smith: Sportscaster (Pulitzer, Fight Talk), dies at 76.
(1905) Nahman Avigad: Israeli archaeologist (Discovering Jerusalem).
(1905) Red Smith: American sportswriter; a humorous, famed and Pulitzer Prize winning columnist for over 50 years.
(1903) Mark Rothko: Latvian-American painter and educator (d. 1970).
(1903) Roger Chapelet: French artist and painter, he died in 1995.
(1903) John Everett Allen: US businessman.
(1903) Mark Rothko [Marcus Rothkovich]: United States -- Painter (Green on Blue).
(1902) Hanka Ordonówna
(1902) Ernst von Salomon: German writer (Kette Der Tausend Kraniche).
(1902) Marie-Louise Monnet: Cognac EXecutives.
(1902) Jeno Takacs: Composer.
(1902) Ernst Salomon: German military, soldier, author, politician, novelist, participant in murder of german foreign minister Walther Rathenau; unrepentant nationalist.
(1901) Robert Bresson: French film director of 14 films in 40 years; he left a reputation as one of cinema's most austere artists.
(1901) Maurice Cam: French film director, who directed fourteen films between 1939 and 1967 as well as working as assistant director and other various jobs in the film industry.
(1901) Gordon Coventry: Australian rules footballer (Born 1901).
(1900) Artur Sirk: Estonian soldier lawyer and politician (d. 1937).

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