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Famous Birthdays of 26 March

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 26th of March

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2009 - 2000

(2007) Prince Moritz of Hesse: son of Donatus, Hereditary Prince of Hesse.
(2005) Ella Anderson: TV Actress.
(2005) Countess Luana of Orange-Nassau: Jonkvrouwe van Amsberg.
(2001) Lilla Crawford: Movie Actress.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Scarlett Stitt: Movie Actress.
(1999) Payte Parker: YouTube Star.
(1998) Emily Tosta: TV Actress.
(1996) Harrison Houde: TV Actor.
(1996) Dillon Rupp: Vine Star.
(1996) Kathryn Bernardo: TV Actress.
(1996) Justise Winslow: Basketball Player.
(1994) Freya Tingley: Movie Actress.
(1994) Mayu Watanabe: Japanese singer and actress (AKB48 and Watarirouka Hashiritai).
(1994) Mauricio Fiol: Peruvian swimmer.

(1994) Jed Wallace: English footballer.
(1993) Glenn Gronkowski: Athlete.
(1992) Nina Agdal: Model.
(1992) Manon Leloup
(1992) Haley Ramm: American actress.
(1991) Rowan Hills
(1991) Seychelle Gabriel: Actress.
(1991) Matt Davidson: American baseball player.
(1990) Xiumin (Exo-M)
(1990) Carly Chaikin
(1990) Yuya Yagira: Japanese actor.
(1990) Yūya Yagira: Japanese actor.
(1990) Yuya Takaki: Japanese singer and actor (Hey! Say! JUMP).
(1990) Matteo Guidicelli: Filipino actor singer and race car driver.
(1990) George Daniel: Drummer.
(1990) Xiumin : Pop Singer.
(1990) Louise Thompson: Reality Star.
(1990) Kiowa Gordon: Actor.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Simon Kjær: Danish footballer.
(1989) Sam Pepper: YouTube Star.
(1989) Von Miller: Football Player.
(1989) Josh Lin: YouTube Star.
(1989) Josiah Leming: American singer-songwriter.
(1989) Aly Michalka: Actress.
(1988) Suvi Koponen: Finnish-American model and actress.
(1988) David Schmitt: Rock Singer.
(1987) Danielle Copps-Marrero: Canadian noted family, daughter of Sheila Copps, Liberal MP for Hamilton East, the first member of Parliament to give birth.
(1987) Jermichael Finley: American football player.

(1987) Yui : Japanese singer-songwriter and actress.
(1987) YUI: Japanese singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1987) Ondřej Kúdela: Czech footballer.
(1987) Steven Fletcher: Scottish footballer.
(1986) Jessica Hart (model)
(1986) Jessica McClure: Baby trapped in Texas well in 1988.
(1986) Jonny Craig: Canadian singer and songwriter (Emarosa and Dance Gavin Dance).
(1986) Emma Laine: Finnish tennis player.
(1986) Maxime Biset: Belgian footballer.
(1986) Jessica Hart: Australian model.
(1986) Misty Stone: American pornographic actress and model.
(1985) Keira Knightley: Movie Actress.
(1985) Jonathan Groff: American stage and television actor.
(1985) Matt Grevers: American swimmer.
(1985) Prosper Utseya: Zimbabwean cricket captain.
(1984) Sara Jean Underwood: American model.
(1984) Jimmy Howard: American ice hockey player.
(1984) Annette Schwarz: German porn actress and model.
(1984) Shaheer Sheikh: Actor.
(1984) Charlene McKenna
(1984) Sara Underwood: Model.
(1984) Stéphanie Lapointe: Canadian singer-songwriter and actress.
(1984) David McGowan: English footballer.
(1984) Stephanie Lapointe: French-Canadian singer.
(1984) Gregory Strydom: Zimbabwean cricketer.
(1984) Marco Stier: German footballer.
(1984) Alberto Schettino: Italian footballer.
(1984) Felix Neureuther: German skier.
(1984) Raffaele Sollecito: Italian accused of homicide, first convicted and jailed and later cleared of charges.
(1983) Matt Barber
(1983) Mike Mondo: American wrestler.
(1983) Roman Bednář: Czech footballer.
(1983) Anti Saarepuu: Estonian skier.
(1983) Roman Bednar: Czech footballer.
(1983) Michael Brendli: American professional wrestler.
(1982) Mikel Arteta: Spanish footballer.
(1982) Maja Maneiro
(1982) Joe Anderson (actor)
(1982) Michael Tschuggnall: Austrian pop singer, participated in the 2007 season of the Austrian TV show Dancing Stars.
(1982) Sean Faris: Actor.
(1982) Jenny Slate: Actress.
(1982) Danica Patrick: Driver.
(1982) Nate Kaeding: American football player.
(1982) Brendan Ryan: American baseball player.
(1981) Jay Sean: British R&B singer.
(1981) Anaïs Mitchell: American singer-songwriter and musician.
(1981) Floriana Lima
(1981) Josh Wilson: American baseball player.
(1981) Casey Neistat: Director.
(1981) Massimo Donati: Italian footballer.
(1981) Ai Shimizu: Japanese voice actress and wrestler.
(1981) Baruch Dego: Ethiopian-Israeli footballer.
(1980) Florian Dubos
(1980) Sergio Paulinho
(1980) Son Ho Young: Korean singer.
(1980) Richie Wellens: English footballer.
(1980) Niina Kelo: Finnish heptathlete.
(1980) Son Hoyoung: American-South Korean singer dancer and actor (g.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Juliana Paes
(1979) Lee Pace: Actor.
(1979) Pierre Wome: Cameroonian footballer.
(1979) Nacho Novo: Spanish footballer.
(1979) Hiromi Uehara: Japanese pianist and composer.
(1979) Pierre Womé: Cameroonian footballer.
(1979) Heidi Zeigler: Actress (Sherry-Just the 10 of Us).
(1978) Anastasia Kostaki: Greek basketball player.
(1977) Bianca Kajlich
(1977) Seth Lakeman: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Lakeman Brothers and Equation).

(1977) Edgar Ramirez: Actor.
(1977) Håvard Stubø: Norwegian guitarist.
(1977) Kevin Davies: English footballer.
(1977) Sylvain Grenier: Canadian wrestler referee and sportscaster.
(1976) Amy Smart: American actress.
(1976) Nurgül Yesilcay
(1976) Nurgül Yeşilçay: Turkish actress.
(1976) Nurgul Yesilcay: Turkish actress.
(1976) Ufuk Talay: Australian footballer and manager.
(1976) Natalia Livingston: American actress and producer.
(1976) Joachim Alcine: Haitian-born Quebec boxer.
(1975) Roberto Bolle: Italian ballet dancer, the most outstanding in Italy from the time he was 21 and named lead dancer in the La Scala company.
(1975) Juvenile: American rapper.
(1975) Alexandre Tassel: French jazz trumpeter and composer.
(1975) Tom Bossert: Public Servant.
(1974) Irina Spîrlea
(1974) Natasha Leggero
(1974) Taribo West
(1974) Alfred Shipman: Canadian Football League slot back (British Columbia Lions).
(1974) Lark Voorhies: Actress.
(1974) Hakeem Abdul-samad: rocker (Boys).
(1974) Irina Spirlea in Bucharest: Romania; tennis star (1996 Amelia Island).
(1974) Philip Graves: British astrological historian presently based in Sweden.
(1974) Vadimas Petrenko: Lithuanian footballer.
(1974) Michael Peca: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1974) Mike Peca: Toronto, Ontario -- NHL center (Buffalo Sabres).
(1974) Laz Alonso: Actor.
(1973) Larry Page: Entrepreneur.
(1973) Katia Lewkowicz
(1973) T R Knight
(1973) Heather Goldenhersh: American actress.
(1973) TR Knight: American actor.
(1973) Matt Burke: Australian rugby player and sportscaster.
(1973) T Knight: American actor.
(1973) Lawrence E Page: American search engine designer.
(1972) Leslie Mann: American actress.
(1972) Jon Reep: American comedian and actor.
(1972) Naoko Kijimuta in Yokohama: Kanagawa, Japan; tennis star (1996 Jakarta).
(1972) Jason Maxwell: American baseball player.
(1972) Steve Anderson: Canadian Football League defensive linebacker (Calgary Stampeders).
(1971) Carmindy
(1971) Paul Williams: English footballer and manager.
(1971) Tommie Sunshine: American DJ and producer.
(1971) Behzad Ghorbani: Iranian zoologist and planarialogist.
(1971) Tommy Fagan Canadian Football League/NFL defensive end (Atlanta Falcons: Winnipeg Blue Bombers).
(1971) Rennae Stubbs in Sydney: Australia; tennis star.
(1971) Jesus Tavarez in Santo Domingo: Dominican Republic; outfielder (Florida Marlins).
(1971) Dave DeGraaf in Lansing: Michigan, USA; team handball circle (Olympics-1996).
(1971) Francis Lawrence: Director.
(1971) Sheryl Swoopes: Athlete.
(1970) Evan Richards (actor)
(1970) Paul Bosvelt: Soccer player (Go Ahead Eagles / FC Twente).
(1970) Corrado Ferioli: Italian drug addict, killed his parents November 1991 as he didn't want to go into rehab.
(1970) Magnus Larsson: Athlete.
(1970) Evan Richards in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Frankie-Mama Malone).
(1970) Krista Miller: YouTube Star.
(1970) Thomas Kyparissis: Greek footballer.
(1970) Kari Matchett: Actress.
(1970) Martin McDonagh: English-Irish playwright screenwriter and director.
(1970) Jelle Goes: Dutch footballer and coach.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Jason Lytle
(1969) Luke Richardson in Ottawa: Canada; NHL defenseman (Edmonton Oilers).
(1969) Elizabeth Howell in Clinton: Mississippi, USA; Miss Mississippi-America (1990).
(1969) Mahsun Kırmızıgül: Turkish singer songwriter actor and producer.
(1969) Alessandro Moscardi: Italian rugby player.
(1969) Beth Howell: Clinton, Mississippi -- Miss Mississippi-America (1991).
(1968) Kenny Chesney: American singer and musician, country and western style, married to Renee Zellweger on May 9, 2005, but the much-publicized merger ended in an annulment announced just a few months later on September 15.
(1968) James Iha: American guitarist songwriter and producer (The Smashing Pumpkins A Perfect Circle Whiskeytown and Tinted Windows).
(1968) Ramon Yslas: American musician, percussionist with Shadowfax.
(1968) Laurent Brochard: French road racing cyclist, who won a stage of the 1997 Tour de France and became world road champion in San Sebastián, Spain.

(1968) Shane Reynolds
(1968) Mike Trevathan: Canadian Football League slot back (British Columbia Lions).
(1968) Shane Reynolds in Bastrop: Louisiana, USA; pitcher (Houston Astros).
(1968) Edward Kaminski in Kansas City: Kansas, USA; javelin thrower.
(1968) Ian Hutchings: in Zimbabwe; Canadian Tour golfer (1994 Klondike Klassic).
(1968) Kari Gronroos: WLAF kicker (Scotland Claymores).
(1967) Mark Carroll: Australian rugby league footballer.
(1967) Doug Stanhope: Comedian.
(1967) Debi Thomas: Athlete.
(1967) Matthew Barney: Artist.
(1966) Michael Imperioli: American actor and screenwriter.
(1966) Lee Porter in Greensboro: North Carolina, USA; Nike golfer (1992 Texarkana Open-5th).
(1966) Tom Glavine: Athlete.
(1966) Jeff Healey: Musician.
(1966) Mike Remlinger in Middletown: New York, USA; pitcher (Cincinnati Reds).
(1966) Lilian Greenwood: English politician.
(1966) Nick Wirth: English engineer founded Wirth Research.
(1965) Nathalie Leborgne: Belgian costume designer for television and cinema.
(1965) Violeta Szekely: Romanian runner.
(1965) Sarah Jessica Parker: Actress.
(1965) Trey Azagthoth: American guitarist songwriter and producer (Morbid Angel).
(1964) Julie Jézéquel: French actress and writer.
(1964) Martin Donnelly (racing driver)
(1964) Ulf Samuelsson: Swedish ice hockey player and coach.
(1964) Ulf Samuelsson in Fagersta: Sweden; NHL defenseman (Team Sweden, New York Rangers).
(1964) Ab Plugboer: soccer player (FC Utrecht).
(1964) Hai Zi: Chinese poet (d. 1989).
(1964) Maria Miller: English businessman and politician Secretary of State for Culture Media and Sport.
(1964) Todd Barry: American comedian and actor.
(1964) Martin Donnelly: Irish race car driver.
(1964) Baz Warne: English guitarist (The Stranglers).
(1963) Roch Voisine: Canadian singer, songwriter, actor, and radio and television host, Voisine writes and performs in both English and French.
(1963) Irène Frachon
(1963) Rebecca Twigg: American professional cyclist who was awarded the Silver Medal in the Olympic Road Race in 1984 plus many other prizes.
(1963) Natsuhiko Kyogoku: Japanese author.
(1963) Paul de Leeuw: Dutch TV host (Cry of the Lion).
(1963) Edward Felten: Scientist.
(1962) John Stockton: Basketball Player.
(1962) Paul de Leeuw: Dutch television host.
(1962) Kevin Seitzer: American baseball player, a first baseman for the Milwaukee Brewers.
(1962) Richard Coles: English pianist saxophonist and priest (The Communards).
(1962) Eric Allan Kramer: American actor.
(1962) Eric Kramer: TV Actor.
(1962) Marcia Cross: Actress.
(1962) John Stockton in Spokane: Washington, USA; NBA guard (Utah Jazz, Olympics-gold-1996).
(1962) Kevin Seitzer in Springfield: Illinois, USA; infielder (Milwaukee Brewers).
(1962) Maarten de: Young; soccer player (SC Heerenveen).
(1962) Yuri Pavlovich in Gidzenko: Russia; Lieutenant-Colonel/cosmonaut.
(1962) Paul De Leeuw: Dutch TV personality, very popular, fat, funny and shocking, vulgar and rich.
(1961) William Hague: British politician, a Member of Parliament returned by general election on 2/23/1989 to replace Brittan Leon who resigned 12/31/1988.
(1961) James Rizzitano: American-International chess master, self-taught, playing tournament chess since he was ten.
(1961) Niels Arden Oplev
(1961) Phara de Aguirre
(1961) Billy Warlock: American actor.
(1961) Leigh Bowery: Australian-born English fashion performance artist (Born 1961).
(1961) Linda Sue Park: Author.
(1960) Jennifer Grey: American actress.
(1960) Marcus Allen: American athlete, running back for the Oakland Raiders (1982-92), Kansas City Chiefs (1993-97).
(1960) Axel Prahl: German actor and singer.
(1960) Jon Huntsman: American politician and diplomat, a Republican Party candidate for US President in the 2012 elections.
(1960) Øystein Mæland: Norwegian psychiatrist and politician.
(1960) Jon Huntsman, Jr.: Politician.
(1960) Michael Evans: Fontana, California -- US water polo player (1988 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1960) Debbie Hall: LPGA golfer.
(1960) Billy Warlock in Hawthorne: California, USA; actor (Flip - Happy Days, Baywatch).
(1960) Catherine Keener: Actress.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Chris Hansen: American reporter and correspondent.
(1959) David Delong in Portland: Oregon, USA; Canadian Tour golfer (1988 British Columbia Open).
(1959) Carol Stuart: American attorney and homicide victim, shot in the back of the head allegedly during a robbery 10/23/1989 20:35, Boston.
(1958) Elio de Angelis: Italian racing driver (d. 1986).
(1958) Uwe Flesche: German fine artist and designer, a graduate of the German technical School of Design 1981.
(1958) Oöphoi
(1958) Chris Codiroli: American baseball player.
(1958) Susie Bright: Writer.
(1958) Philip Brown in Coalinga: California, USA; actor (Doris Day Show, Colbys).
(1958) John Ensign: Politician.

(1958) Amy Pascal: Businesswoman.
(1958) Elio De Angelis: Italian race driver in Formula One; champion 1975.
(1957) Leeza Gibbons: American talk show host.
(1957) Paul Morley: English journalist producer and author.
(1957) Jody Adams: American celebrity chef and cookbook author.
(1957) Walter Rohlfing in Dusseldorf: Germany; WLAF defensive line coach (Rhein Fire).
(1957) Leeza Gibbons in Hartsville: South Carolina, USA; TV host (Entertainment Tonight, Leeza).
(1957) Fiona Bruce: Scottish lawyer and politician.
(1956) Charly McClain: American singer-songwriter.
(1956) Tatyana Kochergina: USSR -- Team handball (1976, 80 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1956) Park Won-soon: South Korean lawyer and politician 35th Mayor of Seoul.
(1956) Charly McClain in Jackson: Tennessee, USA; country singer (Radio Heart).
(1955) Danny Arndt: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1955) Dean Dillon in Lake City: Tennessee, USA; country singer (Chair).
(1955) Daniel Boulud: Chef.
(1954) Curtis Sliwa: American activist, the founder of the Guardian Angels.
(1954) Katharine Jefferts Schori
(1954) Katharine Schori: American ecclesiastic, an Episcopal priest who became the first female Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church.
(1954) Clive Palmer: Australian businessman and politician.
(1954) Kazuhiko Inoue: Japanese voice actor and singer.
(1954) Laurent Jalou: French publisher of fashion magazines, head of Les Editions Jalou, a Paris-based company that owns such titles as L'Officiel, Optimum and Jalouse.
(1954) Piers Gardner: director (British Institute of International and Comparative Law).
(1953) Lincoln Chafee: American academic and politician 74th Governor of Rhode Island.
(1953) Youssouf Togoïmi: Chadian politician (d. 2002).
(1953) Michael Bonagura in Newark: New Jersey, USA; country singer (Baille and Boys - "Oh Heart").
(1953) Tatyana Providokhina: Russian 1000m runner (world record).
(1953) Youssouf Togoimi: Chadian nationalist (d. 2002).
(1953) Elaine Chao: Taiwanese-American banker and politician 24th United States Secretary of Labor.
(1952) Didier Pironi: French driving racer (Formula 1) and off-shore pilot.
(1952) David Amess: British politician, a Member of Parliament returned at General Election 6/11/1987.
(1952) T Barron: American author.
(1951) Richard B Shull: US actor (Hail to the Chief, Big Bus).
(1951) Carl Wieman: American physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1951) Rosanna Fratello: Italian singer and actress, who emerged as singer in 1969, when she took part at the Sanremo Music Festival with the song "Il treno" and obtained her first commercial success with the song "Non sono Maddalena".
(1951) Jānis Paukštello: Latvian actor.
(1950) Martin Short: Canadian comedian.
(1950) Teddy Pendergrass: American R&B singer (Born 1950).
(1950) Alan Silvestri: American composer and conductor.
(1950) Ronnie McDowell in Fountain Head: Tennessee, USA; country singer ("King is Gone").
(1950) Tony Papenfuss in Minneapolis: Minnesota, USA; actor (Daryl - Newhart).
(1950) Ernest Thomas in Gary: Indiana, USA; actor (Roger - What's Happening!).
(1950) Teddy Pendergrass in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; singer ("Turn Off the Lights").

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Eugenia Last: Canadian astrologer, author of several books and syndicated columns, she hosted a radio talk show on satellite radio.
(1949) Jon English
(1949) Vicki Lawrence: American actress and comedienne, best known on "The Carol Burnett Show" where she was a regular 1967-79, followed by "Mama's Family" in 1983.
(1949) Andrew Fitzherbert: British homicide, sentenced to life in prison for murder on 8/02/1999 after three hours deliberation by the jury.
(1949) Patrick Süskind: German author and screenwriter.
(1949) Fran Sheehan in Boston: Massachusetts, USA; rock bassist (Boston - "More than a Feeling").
(1949) Fran Sheehan: American bass player (Boston).
(1949) Vicki Lawrence in Inglewood: California, USA; actress (Carol Burnett Show, Mama's Family).
(1949) Rudi Koertzen: South African cricketer and umpire.
(1949) Ernest Thomas: American actor and producer.

(1949) Patrick Suskind: German writer.
(1949) Baroness Hayman
(1948) Steven Tyler: American musician and original member of the rock group, Aerosmith, formed in 1970.
(1948) Kyung Wha Chung
(1948) Nash the Slash : Canadian violinist and mandolin player (FM) (d. 2014).
(1948) Kyung-wha Chung: South Korean violinist and educator.
(1948) Richard Tandy: English keyboard player (Electric Light Orchestra).
(1948) José García-López: Spanish-American illustrator.
(1948) Kyung-Wha Chung: Seoul, South Korea -- Violinist (Chung Sisters).
(1948) Steven Tyler in New York City: New York, USA; rock vocalist (Aerosmith - "Janie's Got a Gun", "Dream On", "Walk This Way").
(1947) Ian Tough: Scottish entertainer with a stage act called "The Krankies," in which his wife Janette plays "Wee Jimmy," a cheeky schoolboy.
(1947) Carmen Krolis: Suriname/Netherlands singer.
(1947) Dar Robinson: American stuntman and actor (d. 1986).
(1947) Elton John: Musician.
(1946) Alain Madelin: French politician and a former minister of that country.
(1946) Johnny Crawford: American actor and singer.
(1946) Judith Baldwin
(1946) Stephen Hunter: Novelist.
(1946) Johnny Crawford in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Mark - The Rifleman).
(1946) Jiří Kabeš: Czech singer-songwriter and violinist (The Plastic People of the Universe).
(1945) Alain Louafi
(1945) Mikhail Voronin: USSR -- Horse vault gymnist (1968 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1944) Diana Ross: American singer and Academy-Award nominated actress who was one-third of the elegant Supremes trio in the '60s and went on to become a superstar stylist on her own.
(1944) Diana Ross [Earle] in Detroit: Michigan, USA; singer (The Supremes, Lady Sings the Blues, Mahogany).
(1944) Igor Mitoraj: German-Polish sculptor (d. 2014).
(1943) Bob Woodward: American writer, a journalist with the Washington Post who authored "All The President's Men" in 1974 with his partner, Carl Bernstein.
(1943) Daniel Lommel: French ballet dancer, choreographer.
(1943) Mustafa Kalemli: Turkish physician and politician Turkish Minister of the Interior.
(1943) Giovanna Ferragamo: Italian noted family, the second child and second daughter of Salvatore and Wanda Ferragamo.
(1943) Lawrence Noxon: American baby who was born prematurely and with Downs syndrome; he grew fat and stubby with poor muscle tone.
(1943) Paul Michael Glaser: Actor.
(1942) Erica Jong: American writer, a best-selling novelist with her racy "Fear of Flying," 1973, called "the feminine counterpart of "Tropic of Cancer.
(1942) François Léotard: French politician, minister of national defense in 1993.
(1942) Erica Jong [Mann] in New York City: New York, USA; author (Fear of Flying).
(1942) Richard O'Brien: Actor.
(1942) Aretha Franklin: Musician.
(1941) Richard Dawkins: British evolutionary biologist.
(1941) Lella Lombardi: Italian pro race car driver, the first female driver to compete in the Formula One series.
(1941) Yvon Marcoux: Canadian lawyer and politician.
(1940) James Caan: American actor; on-screen from 1963 after prior apprenticeship on stage and TV.
(1940) James Caan: American actor; on-screen from 1963 after prior apprenticeship on stage and TV.
(1940) Nancy Pelosi: American politician, the highest-ranking woman in congressional history.
(1940) Fiona Kidman: New Zealand novelist, poet, scriptwriter and short story author.
(1940) Bill Ind: Bishop-designate (Truro).
(1940) Rod Lauren: rocker ("If I Had a Girl").
(1940) Servaes [J: S] Huys; Dutch Member of Parliament (PvdA).
(1940) Braulio Baeza: jockey (National Horse Racing Hall of Famer).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Toni Cade Bambara: Author.
(1939) James Caan in the Bronx: New York, USA; actor (Brian's Song, Killer Elite, Godfather).
(1939) Colin Webb: general manager (Press Association).
(1939) Stuart Sutherland: Professor Emeritus (Sussex University).
(1939) Phillip R Allen in Pittsburgh: Pennsylvania, USA; actor (Harry - Hardy Boys Mystery, Mitch - Alice).
(1938) Henry Bichat
(1938) Norman Ackroyd: English painter and illustrator.
(1938) Anthony Leggett: English-American physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1937) Wayne Embry: American athlete, pro basketball player and the first black general manager in major league sports.
(1937) Thomas Monaghan: Soldier.

(1937) Lord Chetwode
(1937) Barbara Pearl Jones in Chicago: Illinois, USA; 4X100 metre relayer (Olympics-gold-1952, 1960).
(1937) Barbara Jones: American sprinter.
(1937) James Lee: Canadian businessman and politician 26th Premier of Prince Edward Island.
(1936) Harry Kalas: American sportscaster (Born 1936).
(1936) Erich Urbanner: Composer.
(1936) Giora Feidman: Argentinian-Israeli clarinet player.
(1936) Fred Paris: rocker (Five Satins).
(1935) Mahmoud Abbas: Palestinian politician 2nd President of the State of Palestine.
(1935) Earl of: Kinnoull.
(1935) Stig Pettersson: Swedish high jumper.
(1934) Alan Arkin: American actor-director-writer, one of only five actors to receive an Academy Award nomination for his first screen appearance, which was in "The Russians are Coming! The Russians are Coming!" 1967: He received the 1967 Golden Globe award for his work.
(1934) Edvaldo Alves De Santa Rosa
(1934) Alan Arkin in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Catch 22, In-Laws, Simon, Wait Until Dark).
(1934) Gino Cappelletti ORFU: AFL running back (AFL Player of Year 1964).
(1934) Gloria Steinem: Activist.
(1934) G T Pryce: CEO (Dalgety).
(1933) Tinto Brass: Italian film director.
(1933) Vine Deloria: Jr.
(1933) Acharya Rai: Indian poet and scholar (d. 1996).
(1933) Dalhart Windberg: American painter known for his masterful use of light, color, and shadow in still life and landscape paintings.
(1932) Gavin Herbert: American executive and CEO of Allergan, an eye care products manufacturing specialty company.
(1932) Leroy Griffith: American businessman.
(1932) Dick Nolan: Football coach.
(1931) Leonard Nimoy: American actor who became famous as the pointed-eared alien Spock in "Star Trek," 1965-1967.
(1931) Leonard Nimoy in Boston: Massachusetts, USA; American actor and director (Mr.
(1931) Ronald Steel: Writer.
(1930) Sandra Day O'Connor
(1930) Grégory Corso
(1930) Lolita Torres
(1930) Cristobal Halffter: Composer.
(1930) Gregory Corso: Beat poet (Happy Birthday of Death, Long Live Man).
(1930) Sandra O'Connor: American attorney and jurist, first female justice on the Supreme Court, elevated to the bench in 1981 and considered one of the most powerful women in America.
(1930) Sandra Day O'Connor in El Paso: Texas, USA; US Supreme Court Justice (1981-).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Charles Dumont: French pop singer, he composed several songs for Edith Piaf: "Non, je ne regratte rien", "Mon Dieu".
(1929) Tom Foley: American politician.
(1929) Edwin Turney: American businessman co-founded Advanced Micro Devices (d. 2008).
(1929) Maurice Simon: Jazz musician.
(1928) Carole Carr: Singer / actress (Down Among the Z Men).
(1928) Nunzio Gallo: Italian singer who represented his country in the 1957 Eurovision Song Contest, coming 6th.
(1928) Robert Beck: American scientist and a pioneer in the field of nuclear medicine.
(1927) Jurgen Goslar: Germany Actor.
(1927) Jürgen Goslar: German actor and director.
(1927) James Lafrankie: American executive and CEO of American Water Works.

(1927) Harold Chapman: English photographer.
(1927) Fernando Ortuno Sobrado: Costa Rican political, coffee entrepreneur, lawyer, notary, diplomat and writer.
(1927) Jonathan Tod: Vice-Admiral (England).
(1926) George Kirgo
(1926) T Sivasithamparam: Sri Lankan politician (d. 1992).
(1926) Guy Ourisson: French chemist, a member of the Academy of Sciences where he was vice president and then president.
(1925) Pierre Boulez: French composer and conductor; one of the most distinguished and influential musicians of the 20th century.
(1925) John Wu (cardinal)
(1925) James Moody (saxophonist)
(1925) Ben Mondor: Canadian-born American baseball executive (Born 1925).
(1925) Claudio Spies: Composer.
(1925) Edward Graham: Baron Graham of Edmonton English soldier and politician.
(1925) Lord Hooson: Queen's Council crown court recorder.
(1925) Lord Graham: of Edmonton House of Lords (chief opposition whip).
(1925) Earl Carroll: United States federal judge in senior status, for the United States District Court for the District of Arizona.
(1925) Flannery O'Connor: Author.
(1925) James Moody: American saxophonist and composer (d. 2010).
(1924) RIVAL Ned: Pau Journalist.
(1923) Bob Elliot in Boston: Massachusetts, USA; comedian (Bob and Ray, Get a Life).
(1923) Elizabeth Jane Howard: British Novelist (After Julius).
(1923) Bob Elliott: American comedian actor and screenwriter.
(1923) Vincent Strangio: American physician, he was married three times and had three children.
(1923) Clifton Williams in Traskwood: Arkansas, USA; band master (Sinfonians).
(1923) Gert Bastian: German general and politician (d. 1992).
(1922) William Milliken: actor (Drive-in).
(1922) Oscar Sala: Italian-Brazilian physicist and academic (d. 2010).
(1922) Guido Stampacchia: Italian mathematician and academic (d. 1978).
(1922) Eileen Ford: Businesswoman.
(1921) Jacques Bodoin
(1921) George Jefferson: CEO (British Telecom).
(1921) Joe Loco [Jose Esteves: Jr], musician.
(1921) Simone Signoret: Actress.
(1921) Mary Douglas: Scientist.
(1921) Claude Schürr: French painter, received the title peintre de la marine in 1981.
(1921) Gaby Braun: France sport Champion.
(1921) Peter Horsley: CEO (Osprey Aviation).
(1920) Sergio Livingstone: Chilean footballer and journalist (d. 2012).
(1920) George E Brown Jr (Representative-Democrat-California: 1963-71, 1973-).
(1920) Bill MacPhail: American TV executive, third child.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Strother Martin: American character actor who often plays grizzled western roles.
(1919) Roger Leger: Canadian ice hockey player (d. 1965).
(1919) Andre Boulet: France Military man.
(1918) Michel Castaing: French historian, also an expert in paleography (the study of old handwriting) and a bookseller.
(1918) Howard Cosell: Lawyer.
(1917) Sheila Lindsay: Irish psychic and author of "Time Travels of an Irish Psychic," published 9/25/1989.
(1917) Rufus Thomas: Mississippi, United States -- Singer (Walking the Dog).
(1917) Ed Peck: Actor (Zoot Suit, Bullitt), dies of heart attack at 75.
(1917) Jean Graham: Hall circuit court judge (England).
(1916) Sterling Hayden: American actor and author.

(1916) Christian Anfinsen: American biochemist who won the Nobel Prize along with two others on 10/20/1972 for fundamental contributions to enzyme chemistry.
(1916) Vic Schoen: Brooklyn, New York -- Orchestra leader (Patti Page Olds Show).
(1916) Harry Rabinowitz: South African-American composer and conductor.
(1916) Mort Abrahams producer (Dr Doolittle: Planet Of Apes).
(1916) Bill Edrich: English cricketer and footballer (d. 1986).
(1915) Lennart Strandberg: Swedish sprinter (d. 1989).
(1915) Hwang Sunwon: Korean writer(d.2000).
(1915) Hwang Sun-won: North Korean author and poet (d. 2000).
(1914) Ian McGeoch: Vice-Admiral.
(1914) Norman Borlaug: Scientist.
(1914) Toru Kumon: Japanese mathematician and academic (d. 1995).
(1914) Raymond-Jean Gorel: French military officer, a colonel and treasurer of the Organisation de l'armée secrète (OAS) ["Organisation of the Secret Army"], a short-lived French dissident far-right paramilitary organisation during the Algerian War (1954–62).
(1914) William Westmoreland: Saxon, South Carolina -- Army General (Vietnam era).
(1913) Jacqueline de Romilly: French philologist and classical scholar (Born 1913).
(1913) Jacqueline De Romilly: French philologist, classical scholar and fiction writer.
(1913) Salme Rootare: Estonian chess player (d. 1987).
(1913) Paul Erdos: Hungarian mathematician.
(1913) Paul Erdős: Hungarian-Polish mathematician and academic (d. 1996).
(1913) Maurice Donat: Murasson physician.
(1912) Fred Zeller: French painter and political activist.
(1911) Tennessee Williams: American writer, poet, and outstanding playwright most noted for his powerful, emotional and dramatic works, "The Glass Menagerie," 1945, "A Streetcar Named Desire," 1947, "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," 1955, and "The Night of the Iguana," 1961.
(1911) Bernard Katz: German-English biophysicist Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2003).
(1911) Lennart Atterwall: Swedish javelin thrower (d. 2001).
(1911) T Hee: American animator and director (d. 1988).
(1911) J Austin: English philosopher and academic (d. 1960).
(1910) K Devanayagam: Sri Lankan lawyer and politician 10th Sri Lankan Minister of Justice (d. 2002).
(1910) Jacques Nathan-Garamond: French graphic designer.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Germaine Cellier
(1909) Chips Rafferty: Broken Hill, Australia -- Actor (Desert Rats).
(1909) Chris[tiaan R]: Reumer Dutch opera singer.
(1908) Hilde Sperling
(1908) Henry (Hank) Sylvern: American radio personality (d. 1964).
(1908) Kenneth Mellanby: Entomologist.
(1908) Hilda Krahwinkel Sperling: Essen, Germany -- Tennis star (French 1935).
(1908) Franz Stangl: Austrian policeman who joined the Nazi Party.
(1908) Robert William: Paine architect.
(1908) Betty MacDonald [Anne E Campbell Bard]: US writer (Egg and I).

(1908) Henry Sylvern: American organist and composer (d. 1964).
(1907) Charles Ailleret: French military.
(1907) Azellus Denis: Canadian lawyer and politician Postmaster General of Canada (d. 1991).
(1907) Leigh Harline: composer.
(1907) Mahadevi Varma: Indian poet and activist (d. 1987).
(1907) Louis Saguer: composer.
(1906) Rafael Méndez: Mexican trumpet player and composer (d. 1981).
(1906) A. J. P. Taylor: Historian.
(1906) Henri Cadiou: French realist painter and lithographer known for his work in trompe-l'oeil paintings.
(1906) Rafael Mendez: Mexican trumpeter (d. 1981).
(1906) Jean Henrypierre-Bizot: Collonges EXecutives.
(1905) André Cluytens: Belgian-born French conductor who was active in the concert hall, opera house and recording studio.
(1905) Pablo Garrido: composer.
(1905) Viktor Frankl: Austrian neurologist and psychiatrist as well as a Holocaust survivor.
(1905) Monty Berman: British film and television producer (Born 1905).
(1904) Joseph Campbell: American writer and leading authority and lecturer on mythology; the psyche and symbolism.
(1904) Emilio Fernández: Mexican actor director and screenwriter (d. 1986).
(1904) Hermann Schroeder: composer.
(1904) Xenophon Zolotas: Greek economist and politician 177th Prime Minister of Greece (d. 2004).
(1904) Emilio Fernandez: El Seco, Mexico -- Director (La Choca, Flor Silvestre).
(1904) Guy Geffrier: Orl?ans Military man.
(1903) Otto Abetz: German politician; Ambassador to Vichy France.
(1903) Emilio Fernandez: Mexican actor, screenwriter and film director (Born 1904).
(1903) Romeo Neri: Italian gymnast, a winner of an Olympics Gold Medal in the floor exercise, Los Angeles 1932.
(1902) Leslie Melville: economist.
(1901) Jeannette Ridenour-Snyder: American astrologer from an interest that began when she read a book on the subject at age nine.
(1901) Marie Brudieux: French supercentenarian born in Saint-Salvadour, she died at the age of 114.
(1900) Isadore Freed: composer.
(1900) Nicolas Untersteller: France Painter.

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