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Famous Birthdays of 27 February

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 27th of February

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2010 - Today

(2015) Isaiah Fisher: Family Member.

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2009 - 2000

(2008) Frances Hunter: American child of noted parents, her mother is Rielle Hunter, lover of former US Senator John Edwards.
(2008) Jada Lynch: Belgian-born child of noted tennis ace Kim Clijsters and American basketball player Brian Lynch.
(2007) Lance Lucido: Filipino actor.
(2001) Aisha Dalal: Dancer.
(2000) Steven Fernandez: Skateboarder.

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1999 - 1990

(1998) Felix Gall
(1998) Theo Stevenson: Movie Actor.
(1998) Stephanie Carina: YouTube Star.
(1997) Callum Mortimer: YouTube Star.
(1996) Ten (singer)
(1996) James Yammouni: YouTube Star.
(1995) Laura Gulbe: Latvian tennis player.
(1994) Yifan Hou
(1994) Anabella Carrasco: Instagram Star.
(1994) Chanelle Haynes: Family Member.

(1994) Hou Yifan: Chinese chess player.
(1993) Cavan McCarthy: Bassist.
(1993) Gong Seung-yeon: South Korean actress.
(1993) Alphonse Aréola: French-Filipino footballer.
(1992) Jimmy Vicaut: French athlete, sprinter.
(1992) Jonjo Shelvey: English footballer.
(1992) Ty Dillon: Race Car Driver.
(1992) Meyers Leonard: Basketball Player.
(1992) Rudy Mancuso: Vine Star.
(1992) Ioannis Potouridis: Greek footballer.
(1992) Callum Wilson: English footballer.
(1991) SIMS (rapper)
(1991) Karl Wellner: American noted family, the son of Deborah Norville, a co-anchor of NBC'S "Today" show, and her husband, Karl Wellner, a New York City businessman.
(1991) Azeem Rafiq: Pakistani cricketer.
(1991) Nathan Henry: Reality Star.
(1991) Kelen Capener: Bassist.
(1991) Misako Renbutsu: Japanese actress.
(1990) Megan Young: Reality Star.
(1990) Lindsey Morgan: TV Actress.
(1990) Chandler Jones: Football Player.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Loïc Poujol
(1989) Shota Shimizu: Japanese singer-songwriter.
(1989) David Button: English footballer.
(1989) Lloyd Rigby: English footballer.
(1989) Matt Lapinskas: English actor.
(1989) Stefano Langone: American singer.
(1989) Xiao Xun: Taiwanese singer and actress (Hey Girl).
(1989) Kelly Breeding: American singer.
(1989) Brittany Holmes: Movie Actress.
(1989) Hurricane Chris: Rapper.

(1988) Camila Coelho: YouTube Star.
(1988) Iain Ramsay: Australian footballer.
(1988) Dustin Jeffrey: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1987) Sandy Paillot: French footballer.
(1987) Djaïd Kasri: French-Algerian footballer.
(1987) Kristian Marmor: Estonian footballer.
(1987) Scott Davies: English footballer.
(1986) JWoww : Reality Star.
(1986) Daniel Gibson: Basketball Player.
(1986) Mayra Suarez
(1986) Yovani Gallardo: American baseball player.
(1986) Sandeep Singh: Indian field hockey player.
(1986) Michael Aranda: YouTube Star.
(1986) Jonathan Moreira: Brazilian footballer.
(1985) Eduardo Cruz
(1985) Braydon Coburn: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1985) Vladislav Kulik: Ukrainian-Russian footballer.
(1985) Juliana Imai: Brazilian model.
(1985) Diniyar Bilyaletdinov: Russian footballer.
(1984) Denard Span
(1984) Sarazar
(1984) Lotta Schelin: Swedish female footballer.
(1984) Antti Tuisku: Finnish singer.
(1984) David Noel: American basketball player.
(1984) Aníbal Sánchez: American baseball player.
(1983) Kate Mara: American actress.
(1983) Devin Harris: American basketball player.
(1983) Mohammed Nabbous: Libyan journalist (d. 2011).
(1983) Hayley Holt: English actress and singer.
(1983) Vítězslav Veselý: Czech javelin thrower.
(1983) Duje Draganja: Croatian swimmer.
(1983) Hayley Angel Wardle: English actress.
(1983) Pat Richards: Australian rugby league player.
(1982) Amédy Coulibaly: French Islamist terrorist, killing four Jewish patrons at a Jewish Hypercacher supermarket in Porte de Vincennes, Paris, on 9 January 2015, and an unarmed French policewoman, Clarissa Jean-Philippe, the day before.
(1982) Ali Bastian: English actress.
(1982) Amedy Coulibaly: French criminal (d. 2015).
(1982) Bruno Soares: Brazilian tennis player.
(1981) Josh Groban: American vocalist, a baritone, with a classical-pop crossover style, In late 1998, he was introduced by his vocal coach to Grammy-winning producer/arranger David Foster, and that meeting led to a last-minute performance at an inaugural program for then-governor of California, Gray Davis.
(1981) Pascal Feindouno
(1981) Cameron Ling: Australian Rules footballer.
(1981) Élodie Ouédraogo: Belgian sprinter.
(1981) Elodie Ouedraogo: Belgian athlete.
(1981) Will Devaughn: German-Filipino model and actor.
(1981) Alessandro Rottoli: Italian footballer.
(1981) Evi Goffin: Belgian singer-songwriter (Lasgo).
(1980) Chelsea Clinton: American noted family, the daughter and only child of Bill and Hillary Clinton.
(1980) Bobby V: American singer.
(1980) Scott Prince: Australian Rugby League Player.
(1980) Brandon Beemer: American model and actor.
(1980) Chelsea Victoria Clinton: daughter of Bill and Hillary Clinton.
(1980) Don Diablo: DJ.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Alba Rohrwacher
(1979) Adriana Campos: Colombian actress (d. 2015).
(1978) Thomas Pesquet: French aerospace engineer, pilot, and European Space Agency astronaut.
(1978) Kakha Kaladze: Georgian footballer.
(1978) James Beattie: English footballer and manager.
(1978) Emelie Öhrstig: Swedish skier and cyclist.
(1977) Craig Monroe
(1977) James Wan: Malaysian-Australian director producer and screenwriter.
(1977) Lance Hoyt: American professional wrestler.
(1977) Ji Sung: South Korean actor.

(1976) Jérémie Kisling
(1976) Keren Craig
(1976) Nikki Amuka-Bird
(1976) Sergei Semak: Ukrainian-Russian footballer and manager.
(1976) Tony Gonzalez: tight end (Kansas City Chiefs).
(1976) Yukari Tamura: Japanese voice actress and singer.
(1975) Christopher B Landon
(1975) Duce Staley: running back (Philadelphia Eagles).
(1975) Christina Nigra: Actress (Out of This World).
(1975) Marcus Robinson: wide receiver (Chicago Bears).
(1975) Nikita Gross: Czech-Russian porn actress and model.
(1975) Eugenia Manolidou: Greek composer and conductor.
(1975) Christopher Landon: American director and screenwriter.
(1975) Dana Marie Lane in Cheyenne: Wyoming, USA; Miss Wyoming-America (1995).
(1975) Prodromos Korkizoglou: Greek decathlete.
(1975) Shelby Walker: American mixed martial artist (d. 2006).
(1974) Julie Andrieu: French radio and television host.
(1974) Movlud Miraliyev: Uzbekistani-Azerbaijani martial artist.
(1974) Colin Edwards: American motorcycle racer.
(1974) Carte Goodwin: American politician, junior senator of West Virginia.
(1974) Chris Dishman: guard (Arizona Cardinals).
(1973) Seray Sever
(1973) Li Bingbing: Movie Actress.
(1973) Didier Super
(1973) Chiara Iezzi: Italian singer-songwriter, musician, record producer, television host, actress and director.
(1973) Mark Taylor: Welsh rugby player and manager.
(1973) Terence Davis: WLAF wide receiver (London Monarchs).
(1973) "Pooh" Clark: rocker (High-5).
(1973) Peter Andre: Australian singer.
(1973) Ali Tabatabaee: Iranian-American singer-songwriter (Zebrahead).
(1973) Sébastien Lalande: French rugby player, victim of Alzheimer aged only 40.
(1972) Jennifer Lyon: American reality television personality (Survivor) (Born 1972).
(1972) Raven James: Canadian transgender activist, who wrote the chapter, "Gender Strike! It's an Offence" in the 2014 book, "Trans Activism in Canada: A Reader.
(1972) Jennifer Lyon American reality television personality (Survivor: Palau) (d. 2010).
(1971) Derren Brown: British psychological illusionist.
(1971) Rozonda Thomas: Rapper.
(1971) ''Chilli'' Thomas: American singer (TLC).
(1971) Sara Blakely: American businesswoman founded Spanx.
(1971) Roman Giertych: Polish lawyer and politician Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Poland.
(1971) Jaroslav Modry in Ceske-budejovice: Czechoslovakis; NHL defenseman (Ottawa Senators).
(1971) Ivan Robinson in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; US boxer (Olympics-1992).
(1971) Paul Hudson: BBC Look North Weatherman.
(1971) Rich Tylski: Guard / center (Jacksonville Jaguars).
(1970) Patricia Petibon: French opera singer, coloratura soprano, acclaimed for her interpretations of French baroque music.
(1970) Michael A Burstein: American writer.
(1970) Kent Desormeaux: American jockey.
(1970) David White: NFL linebacker (Buffalo Bills).
(1970) Matthias Lechner: German art director.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Willie Banks: American pro baseball pitcher, member of the N.Y.
(1969) Gareth Llewellyn: Welsh rugby player and coach.
(1969) Stuart MacBride: Scottish author.
(1969) Robert Molenaar: Dutch soccer player (FC Volendam).
(1969) Greg Stevenson in Sherbrooke: QuTbec, Canada; rower (Olympics-11-1992, 1996).
(1969) Victoria Fair in Jackson: Michigan, USA; Miss Michigan-America (1990).
(1969) Brad Vander Ark: American musician.
(1969) Shahbaz Chauhdry: British reality television personality, the openly-gay contestant on Big Brother 7 in the UK.
(1968) Elisa Uga: Italian fencing champion, the winner of a Silver Medal in team epees with Chiesa and Zalaffi at the Atlanta Olympics 7/24/1996.
(1968) Loy Vaught: American basketball player: forward, Clippers.

(1968) Ron Cox: NFL linebacker (Chicago Bears).
(1968) Mike Sullivan in Marshfield: Massachusetts, USA; NHL center (Calgary Flames).
(1968) Matt Stairs: Canadian baseball player and sportscaster.
(1967) Loy Vaught
(1967) Jonathan Ive: Entrepreneur.
(1967) Volkan Konak: Turkish singer.
(1967) Dănuț Lupu: Romanian footballer.
(1967) Frantisek Kaberle in Brno: Czechoslovakia; hockey forward (Team Czechoslovakian Republic).
(1967) Robert Kron in Brno: Czechoslovakia; NHL right wing (Hartford Whalers).
(1967) Dallas Eakins in Dade City: Florida, USA; NHL defenseman (Winnipeg Jets).
(1966) Donal Logue: Canadian actor.
(1966) Karina Logue
(1966) Chris Howard: US baseball catcher (Seattle Mariners).
(1966) Pete Smith US baseball player (Atlanta Braves: New York Mets).
(1966) Baltasar Kormákur: Icelandic actor director and producer.
(1966) Gregg Rainwater: Actor (Buck Cross-Young Riders).
(1965) Noah Emmerich: American actor.
(1965) Sandra Cecchini in Bologna: Italy; tennis star (1995 Warsaw doubles).
(1965) Joakim Sundstrom: Swedish sound editor and sound designer.
(1965) Pedro Chaves: Portuguese race car driver.
(1965) Frank Peter Zimmermann: German violinist.
(1964) Ewen Vernal: British pop bassist (Deacon Blue-Your Town).
(1964) Todd Bodine: American race car driver and one of three racing brothers.
(1964) John Pyper-Ferguson: Australian-Canadian actor.
(1964) Richard de: Vries; soccer player (De Graafschap).
(1964) Thomas Lange: German rower and physician.
(1964) April Heinrichs in Littleton: Colorado, USA; American women's soccer coach (Olympics-1996).
(1964) Jeffrey Pasley: professor of American history at the University of Missouri.
(1963) Francesco Cancellotti: Italian tennis player.
(1963) Pär Nuder: Swedish politician.
(1963) Nasty Suicide: Finnish guitarist (Hanoi Rocks and The Suicide Twins).
(1963) Cynthia Layne: American singer-songwriter (d. 2015).
(1963) Barbara Dare: American porn actress.
(1963) Par Nuder: Swedish politician.
(1962) Adam Baldwin: TV Actor.
(1962) Grant Show: American actor.
(1962) Adam Baldwin in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actor (Full Metal Jacket, My Bodyguard).
(1962) Veronica Ribot-Canales in Buenos Aires: Argentina; US diver (Olympics-1996).
(1962) Robert Spencer: American author and blogger.
(1962) Grant Show in Detroit: Michigan, USA; actor (Jake Hanson - Melrose Place).
(1962) Kory Tarpenning in Portland: Oregon, USA; pole vaulter.
(1961) James Worthy: American basketball player and sportscaster.
(1961) James Worthy NBA forward (Los Angeles Lakers: 1988 Playoff Most Valuable Player).
(1960) Andrés Gómez: Ecuadorian tennis player.
(1960) Paul Humphreys: English singer-songwriter and keyboard player (Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark The Listening Pool and Onetwo).
(1960) Paul Humphreys rock keyboardist/synthesizer player (OMD - "Crush": "Pacific Age").
(1960) John van: Grinsven; soccer player (MVV).
(1960) Jeff Smith: Cartoonist.
(1960) Andres Gomez: in Ecuador; tennis pro (Madrid Grand Prix-1990).
(1960) Stoney Jackson in Richmond: Virginia, USA; actor (White Shadow, Insiders).
(1960) Olivier Nora: French publisher.
(1960) Bolik Dahan: Suriname -- Singer / radio host (Radio KBC).
(1960) Carson Yeung: Hong Kong businessman.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Frédéric Durieux: French composer.
(1959) Johnny Van Zant: American singer-songwriter (Lynyrd Skynyrd and Van Zant).
(1959) Vardan Petrosyan: Armenian-French actor and screenwriter.
(1958) Nancy Spungen: American homicide victim 10/12/1978, by her boyfriend, heavy metal rocker Sid Vicious.
(1958) Jaana Rinne: Finnish rock music producer and band manager who also wrote about her experiences in the music scene.
(1958) Jean-Yves Dubois (actor)
(1958) Naas Botha: South African rugby union footballer.
(1958) Maggie Hassan: American lawyer and politician 81st Governor of New Hampshire.
(1958) Max Crivello: Italian illustrator.
(1958) Jean-Yves Dubois: French film and stage actor.

(1957) Mouna Ayoub
(1957) Timothy Spall: English actor.
(1957) Adrian Smith: heavy metal guitarist (Iron Maiden - "Aces High").
(1957) Viktor Markin: Russian athlete.
(1957) Danny Antonucci: Canadian animator producer and screenwriter.
(1957) Robert de Castella: Australian runner.
(1956) Jean-Paul Garraud: French politician, a member of the National Assembly of France.
(1956) Éric Dervieu: French jazz drummer.
(1956) Anne Veski: Estonian singer.
(1955) Gary Christian (singer)
(1955) Christopher Wilding: American noted family, the second son of Elizabeth Taylor and her husband Michael Wilding.
(1955) Rainhard Fendrich: Austrian singer, composer, guitarist.
(1955) Sally Spencer: Actress (M J McKinnon-Another World).
(1955) Garry Christian: Rocker.
(1955) Rene Kirby: American film and television actor.
(1955) Bernard Borrel: French magistrate in Djibouti who died under mysterious circumstances on 19 October 1995.
(1955) Lou Hirsch: American actor.
(1955) Peter Christopherson: English keyboard player songwriter and director (Coil and Throbbing Gristle (d. 2010).
(1954) Monica Schreiner: American pro astrologer, producer and host of a TV show.
(1954) Neal Schon: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Journey Santana Bad English and Hardline).
(1954) JoAnn Falletta: American conductor.
(1954) Neal Schon rock guitarist (Journey - "Open Arms": Bad English).
(1953) Yolande Moreau: Belgian actress, and film director.
(1953) Jean Gaudin: French dancer, choreographer and comedian.
(1953) Gabriela Svobodova: Czech cross country skier.
(1953) Patrick Gauthier: French jazz fusion pianist and keyboardist.
(1953) Ian Khama: English-Botswanan lieutenant and politician 4th President of Botswana.
(1953) Gavin Esler: Scottish BBC television presenter and author.
(1952) Kevin Raleigh: Rock vocalist / keyboardist (Michael Stanley Band).
(1952) Henk Westbroek: Dutch singer (Good Cause).
(1952) Stathis Psaltis: Greek actor.
(1952) Maria Schneider: French actress seen in international films.
(1952) Dwight Elmo Jones: Houston, Texas -- Basketball player (1972 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1951) Olivier Schrameck: French senior official, president of the Higher Audiovisual Council since January 2013.
(1951) Lee Atwater: American political consultant and strategist to the Republican Party.
(1951) Steve Harley: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Cockney Rebel).
(1951) Steve Harley in London: England; rocker (Cockney Rebel - "Make Me Smile (Come Up and See Me)").
(1951) Janet Steinbeck: Australian swimmer.
(1951) Stephen Leigh: American sci-fi author and musician, a singer and bass player.
(1950) Franco Moschino: Italian fashion designer whose styles are avant-garde and popular with the rebellious pop-culture.
(1950) Gilla : Austrian singer.
(1950) Julia Neuberger: Baroness Neuberger English rabbi and politician.
(1950) Annabel Goldie: Scottish lawyer and politician.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Francis Wilson: Scottish TV weatherman, formerly on BBC's morning show, "Breakfast Time.
(1949) Debra Monk
(1949) Robert Paterson: English bishop.
(1949) Rosalinda Galli: Italian voice actress.
(1949) Istvan Banyai: Hungarian illustrator and animator.
(1948) Féodor Atkine
(1948) John Errol Ferguson
(1948) Eddie Gray: rock guitarist (Tommy James and Shondells - "Crystal Blue Persuasion").
(1948) John Ferguson: American homicide; found guilty on 5/25/1978 of six murders and sentenced to death by execution.
(1948) Philippe Dartevelle: French surgeon, specializing in peripheral vascular surgery and general thoracic surgery.

(1948) Michael Baigent: British writer of New Zealand origin, freemason and astrologer.
(1948) Stephen Curtis: CEO (DVLA).
(1947) Marie-Laure Augry: French journalist, a member of the 'Club des médiateurs de la presse' ("Press Mediators' Club").
(1947) Alan Guth: American physicist, a Professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who helped revolutionize cosmology with his inflationary universe theory which indicated that matter is likely to have come literally out of nothing.
(1947) Gidon Kremer: Latvian violinist and conductor.
(1947) Wil Jones
(1947) Mike Montgomery: Coach.
(1947) Marian G Klaren: Dutch mime / actress (Red Cabbage).
(1947) Gidon Kremer in Riga: Latvia; violinist (Tchaikovsky Prize 1970).
(1947) Jacques Cachemire
(1945) Daniel Olbrychski: Poland -- Actor (La Truite).
(1945) Jean-Claude Olivier
(1945) Carl Anderson: American singer and actor (d. 2004).
(1944) Ken Grimwood: American author (d. 2003).
(1944) Graeme Pollock: South African cricketer and coach.
(1944) Roger Scruton: English philosopher and author.
(1944) Alan Fudge in Wichita: Kansas, USA; actor (Man From Atlantis, Paper Dolls).
(1944) Lester Alberthal: American CEO executive with Electronic Data Systems, an engineer in technical computer services.
(1943) Mary Frann: American actress (Born 1943).
(1943) Michael Jay Grossman
(1943) Carlos Alberto Parreira
(1943) Carlos Parreira: Brazilian footballer and manager.
(1943) Mary Frann in Saint Louis: Missouri, USA; actress (Joanna - Newhart, Days of Our Lives).
(1943) Michael Grossman: American theater director.
(1943) Morten Lauridsen: American composer and conductor.
(1942) Didier Lombard: French businessman.
(1942) Charlayne Hunter-Gault: American journalist.
(1942) Aimi MacDonald
(1942) Charlayne Hunter-Gault in Due West: South Carolina, USA; news reporter (McNeil-Lehrer).
(1942) Klaus-Dieter Sieloff: German footballer (d. 2011).
(1942) Robert Grubbs: American chemist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1942) Michel Forget: Canadian actor.
(1942) Jimmy Burns: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1942) Robert H Grubbs: American chemist, Nobel Prize laureate.
(1941) Paddy Ashdown: British politician born in India; leader of newly formed Dem.
(1941) Paddy Ashton: New Delhi, India -- British MP (Soc / Lib Democrat).
(1941) Sandy Wilson
(1940) Pierre Duchesne: Canadian politician 28th Lieutenant Governor of Quebec.
(1940) Bill Hunter: Australian actor (d. 2011).
(1940) Howard Hesseman: American actor.
(1940) Barbara Kelly: CEO (Scottish Consumer Council).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Kenzo (fashion designer)
(1939) João Bernardo Vieira
(1939) Peter Alexander: American artist who customarily sells in the '90s for $18,000 to $25,000.
(1939) Deirdre Curron
(1939) Iain Calder: Scottish-American journalist and editor of an American tabloid, "The National Enquirer.
(1939) Kenzo Takada: Japanese director (Dream After Dream).
(1939) Peter Revson: auto racer (1971 Indianapolis pole winner).
(1939) Don McKinnon: English-New Zealand politician 12th Deputy Prime Minister of New Zealand.
(1939) Antoinette Sibley: Ballerina (Turning Point).
(1938) Pascale Petit: French actress, married to actor Giani Esposito and mother of singer Douchka.

(1938) Jake Thackray: English singer-songwriter guitarist and journalist (d. 2002).
(1938) Derek Ware: English actor and stuntman.
(1937) L Jay Silvester: United States -- Discus thrower (1972 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1937) Viscount Head
(1937) Donald MacKay: CEO (Scottish Enterprise).
(1937) Barbara Babcock: American actress.
(1937) David Ackles: American singer songwriter (d. 1999).
(1937) Aslan Usoyan: Georgian-Russian mobster (d. 2013).
(1937) Barbara Babcock in Pasadena: California, USA; actress (Dr Quinn, Dallas, Hill Street Blues).
(1936) Roger Mahony: American ecclesiastic, a Roman Catholic Cardinal.
(1936) Chuck Glaser in Spalding: Nebraska, USA; singer (Glaser Brothers - "Getting to Me Again").
(1936) Roger M Mahoney in Hollywood: California, USA; archbishop of Los Angeles (1985-).
(1936) Ron Barassi: Australian footballer and coach.
(1936) Virginia Maskell: Actress (Suspect, Doctor in Love, Man Upstairs).
(1936) Timothy Spall: Actor (1871, Life is Sweet, Crusoe, Remembrance).
(1935) Mirella Freni: Italian opera singer, a lyric soprano.
(1935) Pierre Pican: French Roman Catholic clergyman.
(1935) Uri Shulevitz: American author and illustrator.
(1935) Brian Heap: English biologist and academic.
(1935) Alberto Remedios: Opera / concert singer.
(1935) Mirella Freni in Modena: Italy; lyric soprano ("Madame Butterfly").
(1934) Ralph Nader: American attorney and consumer advocate who effectively changed American awareness of product viability.
(1934) Van Williams in Fort Worth: Texas, USA; actor (Green Hornet, Tycoon).
(1934) Tim Forster: English racehorse trainer (d. 1999).
(1934) Ralph Nader in Winsted: Connecticut, USA; consumer advocate (Unsafe at Any Speed).
(1934) Van Williams: Actor best known for his television role as Britt Reid/the Green Hornet and his earlier leading role as Kenny Madison in both television detective series Bourbon Street Beat (1959-60) and its sequel, Surfside 6 (1960).
(1934) [Navarre] Scott Momaday: US author (House Made of Dawn, Pulitzer 1969).
(1934) N Momaday: American writer, a Native American author of Kiowa descent.
(1934) N Scott Momaday: American writer.
(1934) Roger Rosselle: Belgium sport Champion.
(1934) Vincent Fourcade: French interior designer (d. 1992).
(1933) 6th Marquess of Bute: Scottish large landowner / bibliophile.
(1933) Raymond Berry: American pro football player, wide receiver.
(1933) Edward Lucie-Smith: British poet author and critic.
(1933) Geoffrey Maitland: Smith; CEO (Sears).
(1933) Malcolm Wallop American politician (Senator-Republican-Wyoming: 1977-).
(1933) Michel Royer: Poitiers EXecutives.
(1932) Elizabeth Taylor: British-American actress, born in London to American parents residing in Britain.
(1932) Liane Dayde-Giraud
(1932) Claude Lorius: French glaciologist, who is director emeritus of research at CNRS.
(1932) Roger Boutry: French composer and orchestra conductor.
(1932) David Young: Baron Young of Graffham English businessman and politician Secretary of State for Business Innovation and Skills.
(1932) Dolf Zwerver: Dutch painter.
(1932) Lord Young: of Graffham; CEO (Cables and Wireless).
(1932) Liane Daydé: French dancer; danseuse etoile and a star of the Paris Opera.
(1931) Andrew Sloan: Chief Constable (Strathcourt).
(1930) Joanne Woodward: American actress who won the Best Actress Oscar in March 1958 for the film "Three Faces of Eve.
(1930) Peter Stone: American screenwriter and producer (d. 2003).
(1930) Jovan Krkobabić: Serbian politician Deputy Prime Minister of Serbia (d. 2014).
(1930) Rolly Crump in Pasadena: California, USA; Disney employee 1952-96, artist of films, Disneyland attractions, TV shows, parades, named Disney Legend in 2004.
(1930) Joanne Woodward in Thomasville: Georgia, USA; actress (The Three Faces of Eve, Rachel).
(1930) Lieux Dressler: Actress (Alice Grant- General Hospital).
(1930) Giancarlo Cade: Italy sport Champion.
(1930) Paul von Ragué Schleyer: American chemist and academic (d. 2014).
(1930) Paul von Rague Schleyer: American chemist.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Jack Gibson: Australian rugby player coach and sportscaster (d. 2008).
(1929) Stefan Kudelski: Polish engineer invented the Nagra (d. 2013).
(1929) Djalma Santos: Brazilian footballer (d. 2013).
(1929) Bella Flores: Filipino actress (d. 2013).
(1928) Alfred Hrdlicka: Austrian painter and sculptor (d. 2009).
(1928) Maxim Saury: French clarinetist, conductor and arranger, synonymous with the "revival" (the "resurrection") of New Orleans jazz in Saint-Germain-des-Prés during the 1950s.
(1928) Helge Reiss: Norwegian actor who worked at Det nye teater for over 50 years.
(1927) James Leo Herlihy
(1927) Albert Yvel: Algerian professional boxer.
(1927) Peter Whittle: New Zealand-English mathematician and theorist.

(1927) John Lynn: American executive and CEO in charge of Aetna Life and Casualty.
(1927) James Lynn: American lawyer, government official and cabinet officer.
(1927) Lord Belhaven: & Stenton.
(1927) James Herlihy: American novelist and playwright, the author of the novel, "Midnight Cowboy," which formed the basis for the popular gritty movie of the same name.
(1927) Michael Butler: Pro-Provost / Chairman (Royal College of Art).
(1927) Lynn Cartwright: American actress (d. 2004).
(1927) Guy Mitchell: American singer (d. 1999).
(1926) Richard Morrow: American mining and petroleum engineer and CEO of Amoco Corporation, an expansion and heavy crude refining conglomerate.
(1926) David Hubel: Canadian-American neurophysiologist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2013).
(1926) Peter Emery: British MP.
(1925) Kenneth Koch: American writer, a poet and playwright, well known for his successful experiments teaching poetry writing in New York City's lower east side.
(1925) Sam Dash
(1925) Michael Kaye: director (City of London Festival).
(1925) Hugh Leggatt: Art dealer.
(1925) Hardrock Gunter: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 2013).
(1925) Samuel Dash: American attorney; served as Chief Counsel and Director for the Senate Select Committee on Watergate, 1973.
(1925) Richard AFM Auwerda: Dutch journalist / writer.
(1924) Sviatoslav Prokofiev: Russian of noted family, first son of the Russian composer Sergei Prokofiev and Lina Prokofieva.
(1924) M M Shearer: Former Lord Lieutenant of Shetland.
(1923) Dexter Gordon: jazz saxophonist, dies in Philadelphia of kidney failure at age 67.
(1923) Aveline Kushi: Japanese-American entrepreneur who along with her husband, Michio, are the head of the macrobiotic movement in America, leaders in the field since the 50's.
(1923) Viktor Kalabis: Composer.
(1923) Flavio Cecconi: Italian soccer player.
(1922) Louise Carletti: French actress active from 1937 to 1965.
(1922) Hans Rookmaaker: Dutch historian author and scholar (d. 1977).
(1922) Enzo Correggioli: Italian boxer.
(1922) Fernando Trejos Esalante: Costa Rican doctor dedicated to the social security of the country, of liberal thought, which was twice deputy and also candidate for the presidency of the Republic by the National Unification Party.
(1921) Giuseppe Patroni-Griffi: Italian scriptwriter, producer, director and playwright.
(1921) Theodore Van Kirk: American soldier pilot and navigator (d. 2014).
(1921) Michael Fox: United States -- Actor (Quincy, Dallas, Bold & the Beautiful).
(1921) Andras Szollosy: composer.
(1920) Jacques Charon: Paris 4éme Actor.
(1920) Walter Mattern: German Nazi military personnel, a Hauptsturmführer (Captain) in the Waffen-SS during World War II who was awarded the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross, which was awarded to recognize extreme battlefield bravery or successful military leadership by Nazi Germany during World War II.
(1920) Jean Vourc'h: French military officer in World War II, a sergeant, awarded the title of 'Compagnon de la Libération' (English: Companion of the Liberation).
(1920) David Vere: Bendall former diplomat.
(1920) Jose Melis: Havana, Cuba -- Orchestra leader (Jack Paar Program).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Pierre Simard: Charmes Military man.
(1919) Roman Haubenstock-Ramati: composer.
(1917) John Connally: American politician, lawyer, and businessman.
(1917) George Mitchell
(1916) Ross Gregory: Australian Test cricketer, a diminutive gifted right-hand batsman.
(1916) Philip Buchen: American attorney who served as White House Counsel during the Ford Administration.
(1916) Robert Cooper: American astrologer, AFA's third executive secretary 12/31/1970 (succeeding Paul Grell), after 25 years experience in engineering and management.
(1915) Denis Whitaker: Canadian general football player and businessman (d. 2001).
(1915) Arthur Gilson: Belgian attorney / Minister of Defense (1958-.
(1915) Olavi Virta: Finnish singer (d. 1972).

(1915) (Vernier) Altagor: France Writer.
(1914) Yvan Audouard: French journalist and writer, the father of writer Antoine Audouard.
(1914) Heather Jenner: British writer and businesswoman who was a match-maker from the age of five when she was engaged to two boys.
(1914) Todd Bolender: American dancer, choreographer, ballet director, 2nd child.
(1913) Paul Ricoeur: French philosopher, the author of more than a dozen books and several hundred articles that influenced philosophical thought in both French and English worlds.
(1913) Irwin Shaw: American writer (Rich Man, Poor Man), dies at age 71 (born 1913).
(1913) Al Licklider: American theater director and promoter.
(1913) Frank Allaun: British Member of Parliament (Liberal).
(1913) Pierre Boujut: France Writer.
(1913) Paul Ricœur: French philosopher and academic (d. 2005).
(1913) Kazimierz Sabbat: Polish soldier and politician President of Poland (d. 1989).
(1912) Lawrence Durrell: Irish writer born in India, a novelist, playwright and travel writer.
(1912) Kusumagraj : Indian author poet and playwright (d. 1999).
(1912) Hugues Panassie: French jazz critic and producer.
(1912) Henri Bollelli: France sport Champion.
(1911) Wolf Martini: Germany Actor.
(1911) Louis Laubie: France Military man.
(1911) Oscar Heidenstam: British bodybuilding champion (d. 1991).
(1910) Joan Bennett: American actress, she and sister Constance were on-screen from 1928 .
(1910) Wolfgang Preiss: German theatre, film and television actor.
(1910) Wolfgan Preiss: Germany Actor.
(1910) Genrikh Gasparyan: Armenian chess player and composer (d. 1995).
(1910) Peter De Vries Chicago Illinois: author (Reuben Reuben, The Prick of Noon).
(1910) Clarence ''Kelly'' Johnson: American aircraft engineer (Lockheed Skunk Works) (d. 1990).
(1910) Ted Horn: American race car driver, he won National Championship titles in 1946, 1947 and 1948.
(1910) Joseph Doob: American mathematician, specializing in analysis and probability theory.
(1910) Robert Buron: French politician and Minister of Finance from 20 January 1955 to 23 February 1955 and Minister of Public Works, Transport, and Tourism during Charles de Gaulle's third term from 9 June 1958 to 8 January 1959.
(1910) Jean Marechal: France sport Champion.
(1910) Peter De Vries: American editor and novelist (d. 1993).
(1910) Kelly Johnson: American engineer co-founded Skunk Works (d. 1990).
(1910) Genrikh Kasparyan: Armenian chess player (d. 1995).
(1910) Jacques Charles: France Writer.
(1910) Joan Bennett Palisades New Jersey: actress (Elizabeth-Dark Shadows, Little Women, Disraeli).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Kristian Aubert: Norwegian firefighter, athlete, and resistance member during World War II.
(1909) Elisabeth Welch singer (Song of Freedom: Over the Moon).
(1909) Väinö Myllyrinne: Finnish giant (d. 1963).
(1907) Gerhard Alexander [Veldheer]: Dutch actor (Prince Willem of Orange).
(1907) Momčilo Đujić: Serbian-American priest and commander (d. 1999).
(1907) Walter Wolf: German politician (d. 1977).
(1907) Mildred Bailey: American singer (d. 1951).
(1906) H Algernon F "Algy" Rumbold: English diplomat (South Africa / Tibet).
(1905) Franchot Tone: Niagara Falls, New York -- Actor (Dr Freeland-Ben Casey).
(1905) Lucien Dolques: France sport Champion.

(1905) Charles de: Keukeleire Belgian director (Evil Eye).
(1904) André Leducq: Formerly French road cyclist racer, he won twice the Tour de France, in 1930 and 32.
(1904) Elisabeth Welch
(1904) Renaat Verheijen: Flemish actor / director (Innocent Heart).
(1904) James Farrell: American author and poet (d. 1979).
(1904) Chick Fullis: American baseball player (d. 1946).
(1904) Yulii Khariton: Russian physicist and academic (d. 1996).
(1904) Yulii Borisovich Khariton: Russian physicist (d. 1996).
(1904) James T Farrell: American writer (d. 1979).
(1904) James Thomas Farrell: United States -- Author (Studs Lonigan trilogy).
(1904) Andre Leducq: French cyclist (Born 1904).
(1903) Ion Irimescu: Romanian sculptor and illustrator (d. 2005).
(1903) Hugues G0Unelle: Ch?teauroux physician.
(1903) Fernand Gameiez: Lille Military man.
(1903) Grethe Weiser: German actress and singer (d. 1970).
(1903) Fernand Gambiez: French Army general and military historian, he fought in World War II, First Indochina War and Algerian War, during the Algerian War he was commander-in-chief of the French Army in Algeria.
(1903) Reginald Gardiner: Wimbledon, England -- Actor (Great Dictator).
(1902) John Steinbeck: American famed writer of best-selling novels that were made into films.
(1902) Lucio Costa: Brazilian architect and urban planner.
(1902) Gene Sarazen: Harrison, New York -- PGA golfer (Masters 1935, US Open 1922, 32).
(1902) Ethelda Bleibtrey: US swimmer (1920 Olympics - 3 Gold Medals), dies at 76.
(1902) Lúcio Costa: French-Brazilian architect and engineer designed Gustavo Capanema Palace (d. 1998).
(1901) Marino Marini: Italian artist and sculptor, blending the elements of archaic Greek, Etruscan and Gothic sculpture into his works.
(1901) Egle Marini: Italian artist, painter and poet, who died in Pistoia in 1983.
(1900) Willy Matter: France Scientist.

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