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Famous Birthdays of 27 March

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

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2009 - 2000

(2004) Amira Willighagen: Pop Singer.
(2000) Sophie Nélisse: Canadian actress.
(2000) Halle Bailey: YouTube Star.
(2000) Sophie Nelisse: Movie Actress.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Natasha Calis: Canadian actress.
(1999) JesserTheLazer : YouTube Star.
(1998) JackFrostMiner : YouTube Star.
(1998) Daniel Ferrell: YouTube Star.
(1997) Lisa (singer)
(1997) Sara: Princess Sara bint Al Faisal of Jordan.
(1997) Aisha: Princess Aisha bint Al Faisal of Jordan.
(1996) Rosabell Laurenti Sellers
(1996) Rosabell Sellers: American-Italian actress.
(1996) Tereza Medvedová: Slovak cyclist.

(1996) Joshua King: YouNow Star.
(1995) Jordi Whitworth: Pop Singer.
(1995) Demi Mawby: Instagram Star.
(1995) Kkcomics : YouTube Star.
(1995) Taylor Atelian: American actress singer and dancer.
(1994) Kirsten Collins: Pop Singer.
(1994) Chad Kelly: Athlete.
(1994) Freya Tingley: Actress.
(1994) Paige VanZant: Athlete.
(1994) Delano Edwards: YouTube Star.
(1994) Christine Sydelko: Vine Star.
(1994) Wesley Vázquez: Puerto Rican runner.
(1994) Lucia Mokrášová: Slovak heptathlete.
(1994) Maretha Giovani: Indonesian badminton player.
(1993) Dariya Derkach: Ukrainian-Italian hurdler and long jumper.
(1993) Nelson Munganga: Congolese footballer.
(1993) Matt Hobden: English cricketer (d. 2016).
(1993) Miles Higson: English actor.
(1993) Fraser Fyvie: Scottish footballer.
(1992) Cameron Edwards: Australian footballer.
(1992) Emma Maembong: TV Actress.
(1992) Juca Viapri: Vine Star.
(1992) Max Veloso: Portuguese-Swiss footballer.
(1992) Aoi Yūki: Japanese voice actress and singer.
(1992) Nino Sutidze: Georgian footballer.
(1992) Pedro Obiang: Spanish-born Equatoguinean footballer.
(1992) Mark Gillespie: English footballer.
(1991) Shayne Whittington: American basketball player.
(1991) Björn Höhne: German volleyball player.
(1991) Chloe Marshall: English model.
(1990) Kimbra : Pop Singer.
(1990) Natalia Sánchez (actress)
(1990) Nicolas Nkoulou
(1990) Scott Selwood: Australian rules footballer.
(1990) Carly Chaikin: Actress.
(1990) Ben Hunt: Australian rugby league footballer.
(1990) Janina Toljan: Austrian tennis player.
(1990) Pholien Systermans: Belgian swimmer.
(1990) Natalia Sánchez: Spanish actress and singer (Santa Justa Klan).
(1990) Meelis Peitre: Estonian footballer.
(1990) Jake Odorizzi: American baseball player.
(1990) Nicolas N'Koulou: Cameroonian footballer.
(1990) Lake: Dominican baseball player.
(1990) Michelle Karvinen: Danish-Finnish ice hockey player.
(1990) Elena Gjeorgjievska: Macedonian handball player.
(1990) Maksim Dobroshtanov: Russian footballer.
(1990) Leandro Chichizola: Argentinian footballer.
(1990) Alessio Bugno: Italian footballer.
(1990) Taylor Benjamin: Canadian-Guyanese footballer.
(1990) Joselu : German-Spanish footballer.
(1990) Julia Chow: YouTube Star.
(1990) Mike Capaldi: Skateboarder.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Caitlin Upton: American model and actress Miss Teen USA 2007.
(1989) Sarah Barzyk
(1989) Šarūnas Vasiliauskas: Lithuanian basketball player.
(1989) Stuart Edge: YouTube Star.
(1989) Von Miller: Athlete.
(1989) Matt Harvey: Baseball Player.
(1989) Fábio Martins: Brazilian footballer.
(1989) Camilla Lees: New Zealand netball player.
(1989) Nolan Kasper: American skier.
(1989) Curtis Hargrove: German-Canadian humanitarian and runner.

(1989) Nana Attakora: Canadian soccer player.
(1988) Jessie J: English singer and songwriter.
(1988) Brenda Song: American actress.
(1988) Holliday Grainger: Movie Actress.
(1988) Mohamed Sbihi: English rower.
(1988) Mitchell Moffit: YouTube Star.
(1988) Kerri Ann Darling: Actress (Alli Fowler-Another World).
(1988) Anatoli Pulyayev: Russian footballer.
(1988) Rodriguinho Marinho: Brazilian footballer.
(1988) Jennie Jenkins: YouTube Star.
(1988) Mauro Goicoechea: Uruguayan footballer.
(1988) Atsuto Uchida: Japanese footballer.
(1988) Darren Smith: Scottish footballer.
(1987) Alejandro Castro: Mexican footballer.
(1987) Charonda Williams: American sprinter.
(1987) Alexander Weckström: Finnish footballer.
(1987) Shin Young-rok: South Korean footballer.
(1987) Victor Vito: New Zealand rugby player.
(1987) José de Santana: Brazilian footballer.
(1987) Alex Pledger: New Zealand basketball player.
(1987) Florencio Morán: Mexican footballer.
(1987) Alejandra Espinoza: Model.
(1987) Buster Posey: American baseball player.
(1987) Anthony Levine: American football player.
(1987) Polina Gagarina: Russian singer-songwriter and actress.
(1987) Samuel Francis: Nigerian-Qatari sprinter.
(1987) Lene Egeli: Norwegian model Miss Norway 2008.
(1987) Chad Denny: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1987) Luís da Silva: Brazilian footballer.
(1987) Claudio: Brazilian footballer.
(1986) Manuel Neuer: Soccer Player.
(1986) Doria Tillier
(1986) Maria Verchenova
(1986) Pedro Salgado: Brazilian volleyball player.
(1986) Melissa Stern aka "Baby M" aka Sara Whitehead: surrogate baby, awarded to her dad William Stern.
(1986) Valerie "So: Cal Val" Wyndham; American professional wrestling valet.
(1986) George Whitelock: New Zealand rugby player.
(1986) Monica Vera: Spanish porn actress.
(1986) SoCal Val: American wrestling manager and ring announcer.
(1986) Andrés Silva: Uruguayan hurdler and sprinter.
(1986) Sébastien Regy: French rugby player.
(1986) Garrett Raboin: American ice hockey player.
(1986) Marcus Pode: Swedish footballer.
(1986) Xavier Marshall: Jamaican cricketer.
(1986) Bilibig Mahrus: Indonesian footballer.
(1986) Ellen Loo: Canadian-Hong Kong singer-songwriter and guitarist (at17).
(1986) Chris Lofton: American basketball player.
(1986) Boris Grachev: Russian chess player.
(1986) Titus Brown: American football player.
(1986) Melissa Stern: American news figure, the child of a surrogate mother who kept her.
(1986) Dan Bull: Rapper.
(1986) Erik Meldik: YouTube Star.
(1985) Caroline Winberg: Swedish model and actress.
(1985) David Navara: Czech chess player.
(1985) Émilie Tran Nguyen
(1985) Tobias Salmelainen: Finnish ice hockey player.
(1985) Luis Bolaños: Ecuadorian footballer.
(1985) Eva Simons: Pop Singer.
(1985) Ram Charan: Movie Actor.
(1985) Jeremy Yasasa: Papua New Guinean footballer.
(1985) Keira Knightley: Actress.
(1985) Jonathan Groff: Actor.
(1985) Danny Vuković: Australian footballer.
(1985) Dario Baldauf: Austrian footballer.
(1985) Anton Amelchenko: Belarusian footballer.
(1985) Kasmir : Finnish singer-songwriter and producer (Collarbone).
(1985) Karina Vnukova: Lithuanian high jumper.
(1985) Blake Ewing: American actor and singer.
(1985) Terry Kennedy: American skateboarder.
(1985) Nadezhda Skardino: Belarusian biathlete.
(1985) Guillaume Joli: French handball player.
(1985) Vitaly Gurkov: Belarusian kick-boxer.
(1985) Stijn De Smet: Belgian footballer.
(1985) Alison Carroll: English gymnast model and actress.
(1985) Dustin Byfuglien: American ice hockey player.
(1985) Sabrina Seara: Venezuelan actress.
(1984) Kylie Cronk: Australian softball player.
(1984) Laura Critchley: British singer/song writer.
(1984) Michaël Cordier: Belgian footballer.
(1984) J P Steur: Actor (Grace Under Fire).
(1984) Benji Travis: YouTube Star.
(1984) Nesar Bahave: Afghan martial artist.
(1984) Adam Ashley-Cooper: Australian rugby player.
(1984) Ross Ulbricht: American computer specialist and founder of the illegal market place "Silk Road".
(1984) Emily Ann Lloyd: Actress (Sarah Kramer-Something So Right).
(1984) Jonathan Wade: American football player.
(1984) Fernando Usero: Spanish footballer.
(1984) Grey Ghost: Australian rapper.
(1984) Jon Steuer: American actor.
(1984) Ryan Salvis: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1984) Raffaele Nolè: Italian footballer.
(1984) Emily Lloyd: American actress.
(1984) Brett Holman: Australian footballer.
(1984) Ben Franks: Australian-New Zealand rugby player.
(1983) Yuliya Golubchikova: Russian pole vaulter.
(1983) Shahrastani : American racehorse (d. 2011).
(1983) Jacques Riparelli: Cameroonian-Italian sprinter.
(1983) Igor Picușceac: Moldovan footballer.
(1983) Ibezito Ogbonna: Nigerian footballer.
(1983) Marc Marzenit: Spanish DJ and producer.
(1983) Román Martínez: Argentinian footballer.
(1983) Vasiliy Koshechkin: Russian ice hockey player.
(1983) Yunus İçuz: Turkish footballer.
(1983) Joshua Hill: Australian baseball player.
(1983) Robert Guerrero: American boxer.
(1983) Alina Devecerski: Swedish singer-songwriter.
(1983) Shawntinice Polk: American basketball player (dies 2005).
(1982) Francisco Pacheco: Spanish cyclist.
(1982) Jhon Valencia: Colombian footballer and coach.
(1982) Joe Anderson: Actor.
(1982) P: Zambian-Norwegian singer-songwriter.
(1982) Radoslav Banga: Czech rapper (Gipsy.
(1982) Shawn Beveney: Guyanese footballer.
(1982) Kurara Chibana: Japanese model and actress Miss Universe Japan 2006.
(1982) Iman Crosson: American actor and dancer.
(1982) New Japan: Japanese wrestler.
(1982) Luke Guttridge: English footballer.
(1982) Alphacat : YouTube Star.
(1981) Cesilie Carlton: American diver.
(1981) JJ Lin: Pop Singer.
(1981) Lin Jun Jie: Chinese singer.
(1981) Chen Yan: Chinese swimmer.
(1981) Michael Wild: English snooker player.
(1981) Gavin Skelton: English footballer.
(1981) Hilda Kibet: Kenyan-Dutch runner.
(1981) Jukka Keskisalo: Finnish runner.
(1981) Carey Davis: American pro football player.
(1981) Tobias Schenke: German actor.
(1981) Martin Abentung: Austrian sled racer.
(1981) Cacau : Brazilian-German footballer.
(1981) Terry McFlynn: Northern Irish footballer.
(1981) Brian Miner: American comedian.
(1980) Nicolas Duvauchelle: French actor, best known for his roles as Theo in the TV serie "Braquo" and as Augustin in the film "Le Grand Meaulnes".
(1980) Cesare Cremonini: Italian member of a boys band very popular in Italy in 2001, Lunapop.
(1980) Greg Puciato: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Dillinger Escape Plan and Killer Be Killed).
(1980) Sean Ryan: American football player.
(1980) Michaela Paštiková: Czech tennis player.
(1980) Basil Shaaban: Lebanese race car driver.
(1980) Wilfred Bamnjo: Cameroonian footballer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Louise Brealey: TV Actress.
(1979) Hiromu Shinozuka
(1979) Lee Ji-hoon: Pop Singer.
(1979) Imran Tahir: Pakistani-South African cricketer.
(1979) Jenny Wilson: South African field hockey player.
(1979) Hiromi Uehara: Musician.
(1979) Michael Cuddyer: American baseball player.
(1979) Jermaine Phillips: American football player.
(1979) Martin Larsson: Swedish skier.
(1979) Hayden Mullins: English footballer.

(1979) Vidas Alunderis: Lithuanian footballer.
(1979) Tom Palmer: English rugby player.
(1979) Denis Golovanov: Russian tennis player and coach.
(1979) Brook Silva-Braga: American director producer and cinematographer.
(1978) Amélie Cocheteux: French tennis player who reached her career high ranking of No.
(1978) Marius Bakken: Norwegian runner.
(1978) Kahlil Joseph: Indian actor and educator.
(1978) Dorothea Lasky: American poet and educator.
(1978) Leo Aberer: Austrian singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1978) Dee Brown: American author (Born 1908).
(1977) Malia Jones: Model.
(1977) Vitor Meira: Brazilian racing driver.
(1977) Adrian Anca: Romanian footballer.
(1977) Bianca Kajlich: Actress.
(1977) Nils Winter: German long jumper.
(1977) Esther Wanjiru: Kenyan runner.
(1977) Zed Seselja: Australian lawyer and politician.
(1977) Juraj Minčík: Slovak canoe racer.
(1977) Ioannis Melissanidis: German-Greek gymnast.
(1977) Vítor Meira: Brazilian race car driver.
(1977) Svetlana Malahova-Shishkina: Kazakh skier.
(1977) Noname Jane: American porn actress.
(1977) Elías Ayuso: American basketball player.
(1977) Víctor Ávila: Mexican basketball player.
(1977) Tom van: der Leegte; Dutch soccer player (PSV).
(1976) Hana Yasmeen Ali
(1976) Danny Fortson: NBA forward (Denver Nuggets).
(1976) Melissa Herlihy: American homicide victim, age 17 when she was shot in the face with a rifle on June 26 as she slept with their three-month old baby, she died three days later.
(1976) Carl Ng: Hong Kong/British actor and model.
(1976) Roberta Alma Anastase: Miss Universe - Romania (1996).
(1976) Roberta Anastase: Romanian politician 57th President of the Chamber of Deputies of Romania.
(1976) Adrian Anca: Romanian footballer and manager.
(1976) Djamel Belmadi: French-Algerian footballer and manager.
(1976) Hana Ali: American noted family, daughter of boxing champ Muhammad Ali and his then companion Veronica Porche.
(1976) Alexei Koledayev: Kazakhstani ice hockey player.
(1975) Fergie (singer)
(1975) François Petit: French rock climber.
(1975) Mihaela Melinte: Romanian hammer thrower.
(1975) Christopher Landon: American noted family, the son of actor Michael Landon and his second wife, Lynn Noe.
(1975) Chakrit Yamnam: Thai film and television actor.
(1975) Yelena Afanasyeva: Russian politician.
(1975) B J: Gallis; Canadian Football League linebacker (British Columbia Lions).
(1975) Gregory DuBois: hockey defenseman (Team France 1998).
(1975) Andrea Shubert: American video game designer and producer.
(1975) Stefán Þórðarson: Icelandic footballer.
(1975) Jeff Palmer: American-Argentinian porn actor and singer-songwriter.
(1975) Hennadiy Moroz: Ukrainian footballer.
(1975) Fergie : American pop singer, songwriter, sometime actress known as "Fergie.
(1975) Bruce Jacobs: South African field hockey player.
(1975) Tom Goegebuer: Belgian weightlifter.
(1975) Graham Gardner: English author and academic.
(1975) Katsuaki Fujiwara: Japanese motorcycle racer.
(1975) Kim Felton: Australian golfer.
(1975) Andrew Blowers: New Zealand rugby player.
(1975) Bernard Logue: American accident victim, a chef for the Boston Red Sox who fell to his death on the morning of May 7, 2005 (12:59 AM local time according to police reports).
(1974) Joan Horrach: Spanish cyclist.
(1974) Jason Narvy: American actor.
(1974) Graham Clarke: Irish hurler.
(1974) Russ Haas: wrestler (d. 2001).
(1974) Rosanna Gimenez: Miss Paraguay-Universe (1997).
(1974) Dmitri Yemets: Russian author.
(1974) Simon Terry: English archer.
(1974) Gaizka Mendieta: Spanish footballer.
(1974) Aram Margaryan: Armenian wrestler.
(1974) Marek Citko: Polish footballer and manager.
(1974) Bernard Curry: Australian actor screenwriter and composer.
(1974) Luca Banti: Italian footballer and referee.
(1974) Aubrey Haynie: American fiddler mandolin player and songwriter.
(1974) Natasha Leggero: Actress.
(1974) George Koumantarakis: Greek-South African footballer.
(1974) Andrea Conti: Italian basketball player and manager.
(1973) T. R. Knight: Actor.
(1973) Serge Tremblay in La Malbaie: QuTbec, Canada; weightlifter (Olympics-1996).
(1973) Larry Page: Businessman.
(1973) Ade Adepitan: Nigerian-English basketball player and actor.
(1973) Rui Jorge: Portuguese footballer and manager.
(1973) Greg Lalas: Greek-American soccer player and sportscaster.
(1973) Pablo Pozo: Chilean footballer and referee.
(1973) Roger Telemachus: South African cricketer.
(1972) Agathe de La Fontaine
(1972) Charlie Haas: American professional wrestler.
(1972) Olivier Falorni
(1972) Kazimír Verkin: Slovak race walker.
(1972) Serhan Yavaş: Turkish model and actor.
(1972) Van Phillips: English golfer.
(1972) David Bain: New Zealand murderer.
(1972) Ignacio Garrido: Spanish golfer.
(1972) Jérôme Minière: French-Canadian singer.
(1972) Anne-Kat Hærland: Norwegian comedian and television host.
(1972) Jimmy Hasselbaink: Surinamese-Dutch footballer and coach.
(1972) Kevin Hodson: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1972) Emily Kapnek: American actress producer and screenwriter.
(1972) Kirby Dar: Dar; wide receiver (Miami Dolphins).
(1972) Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink: Dutch footballer.
(1972) Kieran Modra: Australian cyclist and swimmer.
(1972) Simona Richter: Romanian martial artist.
(1971) Nathan Fillion: Canadian actor.
(1971) Grégori Dérangère
(1971) David Coulthard: Scottish race car driver, eclipsing Damon Hill in a 1997 championship.
(1971) Vincent Labrune
(1971) Victor Bodiu: Moldovan economist and politician.
(1971) Thom Barron: German porn actor.
(1971) Matt Pegg: English bass player (Procol Harum).
(1971) Grégori Derangère: French stage and film actor, he won the Cesar award for best promising actor in 2004.
(1971) Santiago Amor: Spanish footballer.
(1971) Roger Owensby: Jr.
(1971) Kelvyn Alp: New Zealand politician.
(1970) Mariah Carey: American singer, a superstar at the turn of the century.
(1970) Elizabeth Mitchell: American actress.
(1970) Laurent Solly: French senior official and a leader in the audiovisual media sector.
(1970) Jarrod McCracken: New Zealand rugby player.
(1970) Martin McDonagh: Playwright.
(1970) Francis Lawrence: Producer.
(1970) Mariah Carey in New York City: New York, USA; singer ("Vision of Love", "Love Takes Time", "Hero").
(1970) Anthony Prior NFL cornerback/safety (New York Jets: Minnesota Vikings).
(1970) Ed Philion: NFL nose tackle (Buffalo Bills).
(1970) Princess Leila: of Iran (d. 2001).
(1970) Derek Aucoin: Canadian baseball player.
(1970) Kathalijne Buitenweg: Dutch politician.
(1970) Brent Fitz: Canadian-American drummer and songwriter (Theory of a Deadman Union Econoline Crush and Indigenous).
(1970) Damian Hampson: Australian footballer.
(1970) Corey Page: Actor (Richard Wilkins-Loving / City).
(1970) Mauricio Vallina: Cuban-Belgian pianist and composer.
(1970) Brendan Hill: English-American drummer (Blues Traveler and Stolen Ogre).
(1970) Goran Janus: Slovenian ski jumper and coach.
(1970) Niša Saveljić: Montenegrin footballer.
(1970) Uwe Rosenberg: German board game designer (Agricola, Bohnanza).
(1970) Aleksandr Klimenko: Ukrainian shot putter (d. 2000).
(1970) Leila Pahlavi: Iranian daughter of Mohammad Reza Pahlavi (d. 2001).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Pauley Perrette: American actress, photographer, poet, writer.
(1969) Keith Flint: English singer-songwriter dancer and guitarist (The Prodigy and Flint).
(1969) Kevin Corrigan: American actor.
(1969) Tom Beer: NFL running back (Detroit Lions).
(1969) Mickey Hardt: Swiss-Luxembourgian actor and martial artist.
(1969) Tracey Magee: News Anchor.
(1969) Stéphane Morin: Canadian ice hockey player (d. 1998).
(1969) Mary Kiani: Scottish singer-songwriter (The Time Frequency).
(1969) Luke Richardson: Coach.
(1969) Francie Swift: American actress.

(1969) Stuart Slater: English footballer and coach.
(1969) Todd Raleigh: American baseball player coach and manager.
(1969) Victoria O'Keefe: British actress (Born 1969).
(1968) Sandra Hess: Swiss-born actress and model.
(1968) Piret Viirma: Estonian draughts player.
(1968) Irina Belova: Russian pentathlete (world record 1992).
(1968) Isabelle Tuchband: French-Brazilian sculptor and painter.
(1968) Andrea Meyer: American journalist author and screenwriter.
(1968) Stacey Kent: American singer and guitarist.
(1968) Arturo Pomar: Peruvian drummer and rapper.
(1967) Cathy Guetta: Senegalese-French businesswoman.
(1967) Talisa Soto: American model and actress.
(1967) Tom Hammonds: American basketball player; Forward, Nuggets.
(1967) Sylvain Larocque: Canadian comedian and author of Québécois humour, known as The Magician of Words (le magicien des mots).
(1967) David Bavaro: American football player and educator.
(1967) Giuseppe Citterio: Italian cyclist.
(1967) Dean Starkey: American pole vaulter and coach.
(1967) Juan Estadella: Spanish astrologer.
(1967) Anthony Thornton: New Zealand field hockey player.
(1967) Sergio González: Argentinian rower.
(1967) Jason Chaffetz: Politician.
(1967) Talisa Soto [Miriam] in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actress (License to Kill).
(1967) Kenta Kobashi: Japanese wrestler and rugby player.
(1967) Bob Morgan: Welsh diver.
(1967) Jaime Navarro: in Bayamon Puerto Rico; pitcher (Chicago Cubs).
(1967) Tom Hammonds NBA forward (Minnesota Timberwolves: Denver Nuggets).
(1967) Heath Sherman: American football player.
(1966) Arthur H: French pianist, songwriter and singer.
(1966) Paula Trickey: American actress.
(1966) Ramiro Castillo: Bolivian footballer (d. 1997).
(1966) Kate Donahoo in Las Vegas: Nevada, USA; American judoka (Olympics-1992).
(1966) Haruto Umezawa: Japanese manga artist.
(1966) Žarko Paspalj: Serbian basketball player.
(1965) Gregor Foitek: Swiss race car driver.
(1965) Jonathan Glazer: Director.
(1965) Sonia Falcone: Bolivian-American painter.
(1965) Dina Talaat: Italian-Egyptian actress and dancer.
(1965) Holger Faß: German professional astrologer, president of DAV (German astrological association) from October 7, 2011 to October 4, 2013.
(1964) Kad Merad: French stage and film actor, and humourist, born to an Algerian father and a French mother.
(1964) Clive Rowe: English actor.
(1964) Jessica Soho: Filipino journalist.
(1964) Pascale Machaalani: Lebanese singer.
(1964) Guy Guzzone: American politician.
(1964) Clark Datchler: English singer-songwriter keyboard player and producer (Johnny Hates Jazz).
(1964) Glenn Carter: English actor and singer-songwriter.
(1963) Quentin Tarantino: American director, writer, and producer.
(1963) Xuxa : Brazilian top model, actress, singer and recording artist know as a famous cross between Madonna and Capt.
(1963) Randall Cunningham: American football player, a quarterback selected by the Philadelphia Eagles out of UNLV in the second round (37th pick overall) of the 1985 NFL draft (April 30).
(1963) Ed Pinckney: American basketball player coach and sportscaster.
(1963) Pip Karmel: Australian director and screenwriter.
(1963) Charly Alberti: Argentinian drummer (Soda Stereo).
(1963) Dave Koz: American saxophonist and radio host.
(1963) Tim Worstall: English author and blogger.
(1963) Gary Stevens: English-Australian footballer and physiotherapist.
(1963) Mikhail Scherbakov: Russian singer-songwriter and poet.
(1963) Filippos Sachinidis: Canadian-Greek economist and politician Minister of Finance for Greece.
(1963) Jörg Michael: German drummer (Stratovarius Mekong Delta Running Wild Saxon and Rage).
(1963) Bedabrata Pain: Indian director producer and screenwriter.
(1963) Todd Graves in Laurel: Mississippi, USA; skeet (Olympics-1992, 1996).
(1963) Randall Cunningham NFL quarterback (Philadelphia Eagles: Minnesota Vikings).
(1963) Cory Blackwell: American basketball player and minister.
(1962) Derrick McKenzie
(1962) Vicki Gunvalson: Reality Star.
(1962) John O'Farrell: English journalist and author.
(1962) Kevin Anderson: American author.
(1962) Brad Wright: American basketball player.
(1962) Jann Arden: Canadian singer-songwriter.
(1962) Rob Hollink: Dutch poker player.
(1961) Tony Rominger: Swiss former professional road racing cyclist who won the Vuelta a España in 1992, 1993 and 1994 and the Giro d'Italia in 1995.
(1961) Niels Arden Oplev: Writer.
(1961) Ellery Hanley: rugby league player.
(1961) Mark Cohen: Irish cricketer.
(1961) Nikita Dzhigurda: Russian actor and singer.
(1961) Valery Kargin: Latvian economist and banker.
(1961) Tak Matsumoto: Japanese singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (B'z and Tak Matsumoto Group).
(1961) Marcelo Colombo: Argentinian bishop.
(1961) William Hague: Politician.
(1960) Philippe Bianconi: French musician, pianist.
(1960) Tim Wrightman: American football player and coach.
(1960) Heiki Vilep: Estonian poet and author.
(1960) Hans Pflügler: German footballer.
(1960) Mark Lovell: English race car driver (d. 2003).
(1960) Renato Russo: Brazilian singer and songwriter.
(1960) Hans Pflugler: German footballer.
(1960) Johannes Kerkorrel: South African singer-songwriter playwright and journalist (d. 2002).
(1960) Victor Bailey: American singer and bass player (Weather Report).
(1960) Clare Lucy Madeleine Evans: Historian.
(1960) Steve Jarvin: Australian soling yachter (Olympics-1996).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Kid Congo Powers
(1959) Ivan Sunara: Croatian basketball player.
(1959) Elizabeth Kissinger: American noted family and daughter of Henry Kissinger.
(1959) Andrew Farriss: Australian keyboard player and songwriter (INXS).
(1959) Tatyana Ivinskaya: Belarusian basketball player.
(1959) Kid Powers: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Gun Club Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds Congo Norvell The Cramps and Knoxville Girls).
(1959) Ivan Savvidis: Georgian-Russian businessman and politician.
(1959) Oleksandr Sorokalet: Ukrainian volleyball player.
(1959) Mariusz Strzałka: Polish fencer.
(1958) Didier de Radiguès: Belgian race car driver and motorcycle racer.

(1958) Michael O'Leary: American actor, known for his role on the TV soap opera "Guiding Light.
(1958) Lon Haldeman: American cyclist, a record holder and defending champ of the trans-American bicycle ride.
(1958) Susan Molinari: American politician (Representative-Republican-New York).
(1958) Wim Hofkens: Dutch footballer and manager.
(1958) Parker Johnstone: American race car driver and sportscaster.
(1958) Wendy Jacob: American sculptor and academic.
(1958) Michael O'Leary in Saint Paul: Minnesota, USA; actor (Guiding Light, Fatal Games).
(1958) Adrian Rawlins: English actor.
(1957) Billy MacKenzie: rock vocalist (The Associates - "Affectionate Punch").
(1957) Stephen Dillane
(1957) Nicholas Hawkins: British Member of Parliament.
(1957) Kostas Vasilakakis: Greek footballer and football manager.
(1957) Nick Hawkins: English lawyer and politician.
(1957) Shirin Neshat: Artist.
(1957) Leeza Gibbons: Celebrity.
(1957) Konstantin Kokora: Russian figure skater.
(1957) Billy Mackenzie: Scottish rock musician, a songwriter and lead singer for The Associates.
(1956) David Sconce: American homicide suspect; accused of soliciting killers to remove a rival and to murder his grandparents.
(1956) Leung Kwok-hung: Hong Kong activist and politician.
(1956) Thomas Wassberg: Sweden -- 15K / 50K cross country skier (1980 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1956) Paul Wickens: English singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Edie Brickell & New Bohemians).
(1956) John Peacock: English cosmologist and academic.
(1956) Brian Kelly: Canadian Football League wide receiver (Edmonton Eskimos).
(1956) Giuseppe Tornatore: Italian film maker who directed "The Starman," nominated for Best Foreign Film at the Academy Awards ceremony on 3/25/1996.
(1956) Dave Debol: American ice hockey player and coach.
(1956) Nora Volkow: Mexican-American physician and psychiatrist.
(1956) Leung Kwok Hung: Hong Kong activist.
(1956) Dale Arnold: American sportscaster and radio host.
(1955) Mariano Rajoy: Spanish politician elected to Prime Minister of the country on November 20, 2011.
(1955) Christian Sarron: French winner of the 1994 ‘’Bol d’Or,’ a 24-hour motorcycle endurance race.
(1955) Yisrael Eichler: Israeli journalist and politician.
(1955) Nunu Abashidze: Ukrainian-Canadian shot putter.
(1955) Kim Brassey: Racehorse trainer.
(1955) Linda Jaivin: American-Australian author and translator.
(1955) Patrick McCabe: Irish author and playwright.
(1955) Lefteris Pantazis: Uzbek-Greek singer.
(1955) Ann Phoenix: British psychologist.
(1955) Ion-Aurel Stanciu: Romanian general.
(1955) Hana Sweid: Israeli engineer academic and politician.
(1955) Jim Walker: Canadian drummer (Public Image Ltd).
(1955) Ellen Hopkins: Novelist.
(1955) Carol Lambert: American astrologer, part-time pro.
(1954) Millicent Davis: American homicide victim.
(1954) Karen MacNeil: American food and wine writer, author of "The Wine Bible" and host of a public broadcasting series on wine that debuted in the fall of 2004.
(1954) Mauro Roman: Italian horse rider.
(1954) Robbie Haines: American sailor.
(1954) Paul Bennett: Canadian football player and coach.
(1954) Gerard Batten: English lawyer and politician.
(1954) Marie-Claire Baldenweg: Swiss-Australian painter.
(1954) Curtis Sliwa: Celebrity.
(1954) Paolo Vinaccia: Italian drummer.
(1954) Armando Vara: Portuguese banker and politician.
(1953) Herman Ponsteen: Dutch cyclist.
(1953) Gabriele Gatti: Sanmarinese politician.
(1953) Bairbre Dowling: Irish actress.
(1953) George Copos: Romanian businessman and politician.
(1953) Dennis Bevington: Canadian businessman and politician.
(1953) Gary Alexander: American baseball player.
(1953) Pamela Roylance in Seattle: Washington, USA; actress (Sarah - Little House on the Prairie).
(1953) Jack Stahl: American business executive, CEO of Revlon since February 2002.
(1953) Lincoln Chafee: Politician.
(1953) Elaine Chao: Politician.
(1953) Christopher Fowler: Writer.
(1953) Jørn Goldstein: Norwegian ice hockey player.
(1953) Gary Griffin: Guamanian-American sailor.
(1953) Rick Kirkman: American cartoonist.
(1953) Edwarda O'Bara: American coma patient (d. 2012).
(1953) Wally Stocker: English guitarist (The Babys and Air Supply).
(1953) Ranjit Sinha: Indian police officer.
(1952) Maria Schneider: French actress (d. 2011).
(1952) Anita Gevinson: American talk-show hostess who popularized an hour-long "Ask Anita" feature.
(1952) Carlinhos Vergueiro
(1952) Josep Lleida: Catalan lawyer and politician.
(1952) Richard Séguin: Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1952) Gheorghe Tadici: Romanian handball player and coach.
(1952) Chick Vennera in Herkimer: New York, USA; actor (High Risk, Milagro Beanfield War).
(1952) Jan Albers: Dutch field hockey player.
(1952) Richard Seguin: Quebec singer and songwriter.
(1952) Arnold Morgado: American football player and politician.
(1952) Dana Stabenow: American author and blogger.
(1952) Diosdado Peralta: Filipino lawyer and judge.
(1952) Rocky Maffit: rocker (Champaign).
(1952) Gay Blackstone: Magician.
(1952) Erwin Fuchsbichler: Austrian footballer.
(1952) Joško Marušić: Croatian animator and illustrator.
(1951) Marielle de Sarnez: French politician.
(1951) Bobby Lalonde: NHL player (Boston Bruins).
(1951) Angelo Recchi: Italian footballer.
(1951) Marielle Sarnez: French politician and Member of the European Parliament for the Île-de-France.
(1951) Andrey Kozyrev: Belgian-Russian politician and diplomat Minister of Foreign Affairs for Russia.
(1951) Nigel Cawthorne: American-English journalist and author.
(1950) Tony Banks (musician)
(1950) Martin Veyron
(1950) Petros Efthimiou: Greek politician.
(1950) Martin Short: Actor.
(1950) Teddy Pendergrass: Musician.
(1950) Julia Alvarez: American-Dominican author and poet.
(1950) Markku Andersson: Finnish academic and politician.
(1950) Tony Banks in East Heathly: Sussex, England; rock keyboardist (Genesis - "Invisible Touch", "Misunderstanding").
(1950) Dimitar Ludzhev: Bulgarian economist and politician.
(1950) David Edgar: American swimmer.
(1950) Petros Efthymiou: Greek academic and politician Greek Minister of Culture Education and Religious Affairs.
(1950) Vic Harris: Baseball.
(1950) Maria Ewing: American soprano and actress.
(1950) Lynn McGlothen: American baseball player (d. 1984).
(1950) Madeleine Moon: English social worker and politician.
(1950) Anton Ondruš: Czech-Slovak footballer.
(1950) Matt Siegel: American radio host.
(1950) Terry Yorath: Welsh footballer and manager.
(1950) Tony Banks: British guitarist with the musical group Genesis, one of the many progressive English rock bands.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Nadia Arslan: Lebanese model and actress (d. 2008).
(1949) Dubravka Ugrešić: Croatian-Dutch author and scholar.
(1949) Nancy Sullivan: American educator and politician.
(1949) Leigh Steinberg: American lawyer and agent.
(1949) Poul Ruders: Danish organist and composer.
(1949) Jon English: Musician.
(1949) Vicki Lawrence: Comedian.
(1949) Steve Bolton: English guitarist (Atomic Rooster).
(1949) Patrick Deuchar: CEO (Albert Hall).
(1948) Dana Foster Hersey

(1948) Edgar Selge
(1948) Jens-Peter Bonde: Danish lawyer and politician.
(1948) Dele Charley: Sierra Leonean author and playwright (d. 1993).
(1948) Rosemary Follett: Australian politician 1st Chief Minister of the Australian Capital Territory.
(1948) Dana Hersey: American TV host for Channel 38 in Boston, known for his remarkable voice.
(1948) Sirkka-Liisa Konttinen: Finnish-English photographer.
(1947) Xavier Dugoin: French politician, a member of the Union for a Popular Movement, a senator from Essonne, a Member of the second district of Essonne, president of the council of Essonne, councilor and mayor of Mennecy.
(1947) Walt Mossberg: American journalist.
(1947) Brian Jones: English balloonist.
(1947) Oliver Friggieri: Maltese author and poet.
(1947) Aad de Mos: Dutch footballer and manager.
(1947) Craig Defoy: Welsh golfer.
(1947) Marc-Yvan Côté: Canadian educator and politician.
(1947) Daphne Todd: president (Royal Society of Portrait Painters).
(1947) Tom Sullivan in Boston: Massachusetts, USA; blind actor (If You Could See What I Hear).
(1947) Dough Wilkerson: Football.
(1947) Bart Taminiau: Dutch field hockey player.
(1947) John Mayhew: English-Australian drummer (Genesis) (d. 2009).
(1946) Gisela Forster: German priest theologian and author.
(1946) Andrea Giordana: Italian actor and singer, also known as Burt Nelson or Chip Corman, who appeared in more than 14 films, 29 television and 35 theatre shows since the late 1950s.
(1946) Olaf Malolepski: German musician (Die Flippers).
(1946) Johnny Crawford: Actor.
(1946) Bill Sudakis: Baseball player.
(1946) Leonardo Marino: Italian homicide accomplice, a member of a political group, Lotta Continua, who were implicated in an assassination.
(1946) Michael Aris: Cuban-English author and academic (d. 1999).
(1946) Andy Bown: English bass player and songwriter (Status Quo The Herd and Judas Jump).
(1946) Mike Jackson: American baseball player.
(1946) Boris Kopeikin: Russian footballer coach and manager.
(1946) Carl Weintraub: Actor (Harry-Executive Suite).
(1946) Gérald Roquemaurel: French business leader, a director of companies.
(1945) Nobuko Miyamoto
(1945) Rolf Aagaard: Norwegian photographer and author.
(1945) Briton Selby: NHL.
(1945) Liddy Holloway: New Zealand actress and screenwriter (d. 2004).
(1945) Harry Rowohlt: German author and translator (d. 2015).
(1945) Władysław Stachurski: Polish footballer and manager (d. 2013).
(1945) Anna Aquash: Canadian-American tribal leader (d. 1975).
(1944) Khosrow Shakibai: Iranian actor (Born 1944).
(1944) Enrique Crespo: Spanish economist lawyer and politician 16th President of the European Parliament.
(1944) Bryan Campbell: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1944) Miguel Enríquez: Chilean physician and politician (d. 1974).
(1944) Judi Garman: American-Canadian softball player and coach.
(1944) Bebu Silvetti: Argentine pianist and composer (d. 2003).
(1944) Ann Sidney: English actress TV Host and 1964 Miss World.
(1944) Lydia Yu-Jose: Filipino political scientist and academic (d. 2014).
(1944) Lorenzo Zambrano: Mexican businessman and philanthropist (d. 2014).
(1943) Maurice Adevah-Poeuf
(1943) Jean-Pierre Morel: French jazz saxophone player.
(1943) Jean-Michel Musso: French architect-in-chief of historical monuments (Architecte en Chef des Monuments Historiques).
(1943) M Robert Carr American politician (Representative-Democrat-Michigan: 1975-81, 83-).
(1943) Mike Curtis: American football player and coach.
(1943) S Barnes: English sociologist and academic.
(1943) Keith Allan: English-Australian linguist and academic.
(1943) Bob Woodward: Journalist.
(1943) Duncan Paterson: Scottish rugby player and manager (d. 2009).
(1943) Lorraine Michael: Canadian nun educator and politician.
(1943) Grant McCune: American special effects designer (d. 2010).
(1943) Nicholas Humphrey: English psychologist author and academic.
(1943) Phil Frank: American cartoonist (d. 2007).
(1942) Michael York: British actor, an assertive leading man internationally known.
(1942) Philippe Granger: French clinical psychologist, analyst, professor of Psychology at the University and keynote speaker at many seminars on astrology.
(1942) John Sulston: English biologist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1942) John E Sulston: British chemist, recipient of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.
(1942) Raymond J McGrath American politician (Representative-Republican-New York: 1981-).
(1942) John Adshead: English-New Zealand footballer and manager.
(1942) Michael Jackson: English journalist and author (d. 2007).
(1942) Wili Jønsson: Danish singer-songwriter and bass player (Gasolin').
(1942) Paul Courtin
(1942) Erica Jong: Novelist.
(1941) Ivan Gasparovic: Slovakian politician.
(1941) Richard Dawkins: Scientist.
(1941) Liese Prokop: Austrian pentathlete and politician Austrian Minister of the Interior (d. 2006).
(1941) Per Abramsen: Dutch sculptor and academic.
(1941) Ivan Gašparovič: Slovak lawyer and politician 3rd President of Slovakia.
(1941) Peter Göbel: German figure skater.
(1941) Kurt Felix: Swiss television presenter and entertainer.
(1941) Antonina Lazareva: Russian high jumper.
(1941) Charles Pashayan Jr American politician (Representative-Republican-California: 1979-).
(1941) Helmuth Orthner: Austrian-American computer scientist and academic (d. 2009).
(1941) Chip Pashayan: American lawyer and politician.
(1940) Cale Yarborough
(1940) Sandro Munari: Italian race-car driver, a champion on the racing circuit.
(1940) Bombay (India)
(1940) June Wilkinson: Eastbourne, England -- Actress (Absolutely Glamarous).
(1940) Austin Pendleton: American actor (film, television, and stage), a playwright, and a theatre director and instructor.
(1940) Silvano Bertini: Italian boxer.
(1940) Lindy Infante: American football player and coach (d. 2015).
(1940) Ullrich Libor: German sailor.
(1940) Christina Jutterström: Swedish journalist.
(1940) Janis Martin: American singer and guitarist (d. 2007).
(1940) Derrick Morgan: Jamaican singer-songwriter and producer.
(1940) Austin Pendleton in Warren: Ohio, USA; actor (Short Circuit, Simon, Hello Again).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Ladislas De Hoyos
(1939) Angelo Cifelli: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1939) Cale Yarborough: American champion race car driver named in 1998 as one of NASCAR's greatest drivers.
(1939) Jacques Prévost: French homicide: killed his wife with a rifle on 6/03/1986, Creteil, France.
(1939) José Bardina: Spanish-Venezuelan actor (d. 2009).
(1939) Lawrence Brandt: American bishop.
(1939) Ladislas de Hoyos: Belgian-French journalist and politician (d. 2011).
(1939) Bruce Johnston: American criminal (d. 2002).
(1939) Jay Kim: South Korean-American engineer and politician.
(1939) Beba Selimović: Bosnian singer.

(1939) Jay C Kim: (Rep-R-California).
(1939) Vasilios Makridis: Greek skier.
(1939) Lord Lyell
(1939) Ruth Ashton: general secretary (Royal College of Midwives).
(1938) Katerina Yioulaki: Greek actress.
(1938) A J: Bellingham; president (Royal College of Pathologists).
(1938) Irving Goldstein: American entreprenuer and CEO in charge of Communications Satellite.
(1938) Jock Slater: Admiral.
(1938) Aloizs Tumiņš: Latvian boxer (d. 2009).
(1938) P Daubeny: CEO (Electricity Association).
(1937) Thomas Aquinas Daly: American painter.
(1937) Thomas Daly: American painter and illustrator.
(1937) Alan Hawkshaw: English keyboard player and songwriter (The Shadows).
(1937) Affonso de Sant'Anna: Brazilian author and academic.
(1937) Johnny Copeland: American singer and guitarist (d. 1997).
(1936) David Rogers (singer)
(1936) Jerry Lacy: American actor and screenwriter.
(1936) Malcolm Goldstein: American violinist and composer.
(1936) Jerry Lacy in Sioux City: Iowa, USA; actor (Play it Again Sam, Reverend Trask - Dark Shadows).
(1936) Otmar Issing: German economist and academic.
(1935) Julian Glover: London, England -- Actor (QED, Heat & Dust, Mandela).
(1935) John Dowse: Australian rugby player.
(1935) Earl of: Suffolk & Berkshire.
(1935) Mahmoud Abbas: Statesman.
(1935) Race Mathews: Australian economist and politician.
(1935) Luigi Fasulo: Italian pilot who flew his light aircraft into the Pirelli skyscraper in Milano on 4/18/2002, 17:47 MEDT, as a form a political protest.
(1935) Lars Larssen: Norwegian actor (d. 2014).
(1935) Stanley Rother: American Catholic priest and missionary (d. 1981).
(1935) Abelardo Castillo: Argentinian author and playwright.
(1935) Michael Howard: 21st Earl of Suffolk English politician.
(1934) David Hancock: secretary (British Department of Education and Science).
(1934) René-Charles Rey: French writer, an author of detective novels, science fiction and horror.
(1934) Peter Schamoni: German director producer and screenwriter (d. 2011).
(1934) Guy Lucia: France sport Champion.
(1934) Ioannis Paleokrassas: Greek politician 17th Greek Minister of Finance.
(1934) Arthur Mitchell: choreographer (Dance Theater of Harlem).
(1934) István Csurka: Hungarian journalist author and politician (d. 2012).
(1934) Alan Arkin: Actor.
(1933) Don Lassetter: American baseball player.
(1933) Vince Gibson: American football player and coach (d. 2012).
(1933) J Geoffrey: Parker; high master (Manchester Grammar School).
(1933) Hazel Henderson: English economist and author.
(1933) Gino Pivatelli: Italy sport Champion.
(1933) Robert Castel: French sociologist and academic (d. 2013).
(1933) Guido Bodrato: Italian politician.
(1933) Michel Guérard: French chef, author, one of the founders of nouvelle cuisine, and the inventor of cuisine minceur.
(1933) DRG Andrews: CEO (Land Rover-Leyland).
(1933) Frank Taylor: Chief Constable (Durham).
(1933) Vine Deloria, Jr.: Author.
(1933) Lê Hưng: Vietnamese general (d. 1975).
(1932) Patrick Newell
(1932) Trevor Stubley: English painter and illustrator (d. 2010).
(1932) Bailey Olter: Micronesian politician 3rd President of the Federated States of Micronesia (d. 1999).
(1932) Agustín Sahagún: Spanish businessman and politician Mayor of Madrid (d. 1991).
(1932) James Hagen: American merchandise marketer and CEO of Conrail.
(1932) Wes Covington: baseball player (Philadelphia Phillies).
(1932) Roberto Farias: Brazilian director producer and screenwriter.
(1931) David Janssen: American actor in films and TV, appearing in over 100 feature films and several TV series.
(1931) Walter Hooper: American author and scholar.
(1931) Burt Collins: Trumpeter.
(1931) Leonard Nimoy: Actor.
(1931) Yoriaki Matsudaira: Composer.
(1931) R P: Bauman; CEO (British Aerospace).
(1930) David Janssen [Meyer] in Naponee: Nebraska, USA; actor (Fugitive, Harry O).
(1930) Sandra Day O'Connor: Judge.
(1930) Gregory Corso: Poet.
(1930) Bob den Uyl: Dutch journalist / writer (Bird Watching).
(1930) Bob Den Uyl: A Dutch writer of short stories.
(1930) Richard Hayman in Cambridge: Massachusetts, USA; orchestra leader (Vaughn Monroe Show).
(1930) Daniel Spoerri: Romanian-Swiss photographer.
(1930) Bob Uyl: Dutch author (d. 1992).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Claire Maurier
(1929) Sybil Christopher: Welsh-American actress and director (d. 2013).
(1929) Žarko Petan: Slovenian director and screenwriter (d. 2014).
(1929) Anne Ramsey: American actress, dies of cancer at age 59 (born 1929).
(1929) Salvador Botella: Spanish cyclist (d. 2006).
(1929) Rita Briggs: American baseball player (d. 1994).
(1928) Theadora Van Runkle
(1928) Radomir Konstantinović: Serbian philosopher and author (d. 2011).
(1928) Jean Dotto: French racing cyclist, the first to win the 'Vuelta a España.
(1928) Theodora Van Runkle: American costume designer for movies, an Oscar-winner.

(1928) Douglas Applegate American politician (Representative-Democrat-Ohio: 1977-).
(1928) Antonín Tučapský: Czech-English composer and educator.
(1928) Reg Evans: Welsh-Australian actor (d. 2009).
(1927) François Furet: French educator.
(1927) Mstislav Rostropovich: Russian cellist and conductor (d. 2007).
(1927) Jacques Siclier: French film critic and film historian, writing for Les Cahiers du Cinema, Le Monde and Télérama.
(1927) Ralph Sorenson: Canadian politician.
(1927) Mstislav Leopold Rostropovich in Baku: USSR; cellist/conductor/teacher (Moscow Conservatory).
(1927) Jacek Sempoliński: Polish painter and critic (d. 2012).
(1927) Cornelius Pasichny: Canadian bishop (d. 2014).
(1927) Mo Ostin: American record producer co-founded Warner Bros.
(1927) Anthony Lewis: American journalist and academic (d. 2013).
(1927) Coşkun Kırca: Turkish journalist and politician Turkish Minister of Foreign Affairs (d. 2005).
(1927) Ernest Eastman: Liberian politician Minister of Foreign Affairs for Liberia (d. 2011).
(1927) Jean Beetz: Canadian lawyer and judge (d. 1991).
(1927) Ibrahim Abi-Ackel: Brazilian politician Minister of Justice for Brazil.
(1927) Lord Fanshawe of Richmond: MP.
(1926) Jacques Villeglé: French mixed-media artist and affichiste famous for his alphabet with symbolic letters and decollage with ripped or lacerated posters.
(1926) Frank O'Hara: American poet and critic (d. 1966).
(1926) Bill Bagnall: American publisher founded Motorcyclist Magazine (d. 2006).
(1926) Louis Blom-Cooper: English lawyer author and academic.
(1925) R P Cohan: Choreographer.
(1925) Pierre Boulez: Composer.
(1925) Robert Cohan: Artistic director (Contemporary Dance Trust).
(1925) Ian Robinson: Australian farmer journalist and politician.
(1925) Henry Plumb: Baron Plumb English farmer and politician 15th President of the European Parliament.
(1925) Lord Plumb: MEP.
(1924) Sarah Vaughan: American singer who was known as, "The Divine One," and recognized for her black jazz.
(1924) Harold Nicholas: US actor (Tap, 5 Heartbeats, Stormy Weather).
(1924) Hideko Takamine: Japanese actress (d. 2010).
(1924) Sarah L Vaughan in Newark: New Jersey, USA; jazz scat singer ("Broken Hearted Melody") (dies 1990).
(1924) Ian Black: Scottish footballer (d. 2012).
(1923) Shusaku Endo: Writer.
(1923) Victor Hochhauser: British impresario (Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra).
(1923) Endo Shusaku: Japanese author (d. 1996).
(1923) Eliot Frankel: American television producer (d. 1990).
(1923) Gennadi Yudin: Russian actor (d. 1989).
(1923) Louis Simpson: Jamaican-American poet translator and academic (d. 2012).
(1923) Lorenzo Semple: Jr.
(1923) Shūsaku Endō: Japanese author (d. 1996).
(1923) Roddy McMillan: Scottish actor and playwright, possibly most famous for his comedy role as Para Handy for BBC Scotland's television series, "The Vital Spark.
(1923) Bob Elliott: Comedian.
(1922) Stefan Wul: French science fiction writer, also a dental surgeon.
(1922) Barnaby Conrad: American writer and artist, the author and illustrator of bull-fighting novels; a modern Renaissance man.
(1922) Marcel Conche: French philosopher, emeritus professor at the Sorbonne University (Paris).
(1922) Dan Kurzman: American journalist and author (d. 2010).
(1922) Margaret Stacey: sociologist.
(1922) Murray Olderman: American author and illustrator.
(1922) Alex Agase: American football player and coach (d. 2007).
(1922) Dick King-Smith: Dick King-Smith English author (d. 2011).
(1922) Jules Olitski: Ukrainian-born American abstract painter and sculptor (Born 1922).
(1921) Paride Accetti: Italian lawyer and Business Executive, President of a major firm.
(1921) Hélène Berr: French holocaust victim and author (d. 1945).
(1921) Tom Bevill (Representative-Democrat-Alabama: 1967-).
(1921) Harold Nicholas: American actor and dancer (d. 2000).
(1921) Moacir Nascimento: Brazilian footballer and coach (d. 2000).
(1921) Richard Marner: Russian-Scottish actor (d. 2004).
(1921) Harry Järv: Finnish-Swedish lieutenant historian and author (d. 2009).
(1921) Calvin Gotlieb: Canadian computer scientist and academic.
(1921) Fred Foy: American radio and television announcer (Born 1921).
(1920) Robin Jacques: British children's book illustrator (Born 1920).
(1920) Richard Hayman: American harmonica player conductor and composer (d. 2014).
(1920) William Conner: American soldier lawyer and judge (d. 2009).
(1920) Joe Tuminelli: American baseball player (d. 1980).
(1920) Colin Rowe: English-American historian theorist and academic (d. 1999).
(1920) Wallace McIntosh: Scottish lieutenant and pilot (d. 2007).
(1920) Tex Moncrief: American businessman in the oil and gas sector.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Simon van Collem: Dutch journalist / TV host (Amsterdamned).
(1919) Pierre Roche: French singer, pianist and composer who became a naturalised Canadian.
(1919) Julian Amery: Baron Amery of Lustleigh, British politician of the Conservative Party, who served as a Member of Parliament for 39 of the 42 years between 1950 and 1992.
(1919) Cornelius Rost: Austrian-German soldier (d. 1983).
(1918) Dick Guinn: Palestine Military man.
(1918) Fema Noveck: Russian-American film doctor, producer and director, well-known in the industry.
(1917) Carlo Cassola: Italian writer of history and philosophy, a novelist and teacher.
(1917) Cyrus Vance: American lawyer and politician 57th United States Secretary of State (d. 2002).
(1917) Harry West: Unionist party leader (Unionist).
(1917) Joko Beck: American monk and educator (d. 2011).

(1917) Cyrus R: Vance US Secretary of State (1977-80).
(1917) Reva Gerstein: Canadian psychologist and academic.
(1917) Leif Holbæk-Hanssen: Norwegian professor of economics and anthroposophist.
(1916) Frank Pitelka: American ornithologist and educator (d. 2003).
(1916) Heinz-Wilhelm Eck: German commander (d. 1945).
(1916) Mario Tonelli: American football player and soldier (d. 2003).
(1915) Bernardo Poli: Italian footballer (d. 1944).
(1915) Wang Daohan: Chinese politician Mayor of Shanghai (d. 2005).
(1915) Richard Sharp: Civil servant.
(1915) Robert Lockwood: Jr.
(1914) Snooky Lanson Memphis Tennessee: singer (Your Hit Parade, Five Star Jubilee).
(1914) Kris Sivara: Thai general and politician Thai Minister of Defence (d. 1976).
(1914) Budd Schulberg: American author screenwriter and producer (d. 2009).
(1914) Richard Denning: Poughkeepsie, New York -- Actor (Steve-Karen, Hawaii Five-0).
(1914) Ces Burke: New Zealand cricketer (d. 1997).
(1914) William Westmoreland: Soldier.
(1914) Budd Schulberg New York City: New York, novelist (On the Waterfront).
(1913) Alexandre Sanguinetti: French right-wing Gaullist politician, who served as the private secretary of Roger Frey.
(1913) Nicanor Alvarez-Calderon Mujica: Peruvian politician and diplomat.
(1913) Theodor Dannecker: German Nazi officer (Born 1913).
(1913) Ciril Praček: Slovenian skier (d. 2000).
(1913) Paul Maitla: Estonian commander (d. 1945).
(1913) Godfrey Turner: composer.
(1913) Edna Heacock: American noted astrologer and water-color artist in the Seattle area who joined AFA in February 1962.
(1913) Paul Erdos: Mathematician.
(1912) James Callaghan: British politician, financial spokesman and Chancellor of the Exchequer.
(1912) James Callaghan: British politician, financial spokesman and Chancellor of the Exchequer.
(1912) Jane Schwarz: French dancer, married once, in Paris on 28 June 1934.
(1912) Robert Watson: Hughes composer.
(1912) Robert Hughes: Scottish-Australian composer (d. 2007).
(1912) Reuel Lahmer: composer.
(1912) Jean Hannequin: Arsay physician.
(1911) M S Sitaramiah
(1911) John Stow: Barbadian politician (d. 1997).
(1911) Veronika Tushnova: Russian poet and physician (d. 1965).
(1911) Franc Rozman: Slovenian general (d. 1944).
(1911) Bernard Katz: Scientist.
(1911) M Sitaramiah: Indian astrologer.
(1911) Tennessee Williams: Dramatist.
(1911) Viola Keats: Scottish-English actress (d. 1998).
(1911) Norman Livermore: American baseball player and environmentalist (d. 2006).
(1910) Rudi Ball: Germany -- Jewish ice hockey star (1932 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1910) Miguel Mujica Gallo: Peruvian businessman and diplomat.
(1910) Raimund Schelcher: Tanzanian-German actor (d. 1972).
(1910) Ai Qing: Chinese poet and author (d. 1996).
(1910) Hugh Nibley: American historian author and academic (d. 2005).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Jean Mercure: French actor, stage director and founder of the ‘’Théatre de la ville.
(1909) Jacques Reverchon: French astrologer and writer, collaborator with Gouchon for the two last volumes of the "Dictionnaire astrologique.
(1909) Raymond Oliver: French chef and owner of the 3 Michelin Star 'Le Grand Véfour' restaurant in Paris, one of France's great historical restaurants.
(1909) Ben Webster: American jazz tenor saxophonist, a.k.
(1909) Valery Marakou: Belarusian poet and translator (d. 1937).
(1909) Veikko Larkas: Finnish architect designed the Pielisensuu Church (d. 1969).
(1909) Golo Mann [Gottfried]: German / US historian (Antisemitism).
(1909) Golo Mann: German/Swiss conservative historian, essayist and writer.
(1909) Ben[jamin F]: Webster US tenor saxophonist.
(1908) Bernard Hügl: Croatian footballer and manager (d. 1982).

(1908) Arsène Heitz: French illustrator co-designed the Flag of Europe (d. 1989).
(1908) Isaak Haan: Netherlands Writer.
(1908) Alberto Semprini: English pianist composer and conductor (d. 1990).
(1908) Sol Leshinsky: Canadian-American mathematician and economist (d. 1985).
(1907) Mary Treen: Actress (Career, Rock-a-bye Baby), dies at 71.
(1907) George Pollock: English director (d. 1979).
(1906) Jean Carteret: French poet, alchemist, graphologist, philosopher and astrologer; one of the earliest and most authoritative champions of the use of both "Lilith" and "Priapus" in Astrology.
(1906) Pee Wee Russell: American musician (d. 1969).
(1906) Cecil Purdy: Egyptian-Australian chess player and author (d. 1979).
(1906) Pee Russell: American clarinet player saxophonist and composer (d. 1969).
(1905) Johnny Gill: American baseball player (d. 1984).
(1905) Evaristo Juliao: Colombian lawyer and politician Minister of Foreign Affairs for Colombia (d. 1970).
(1905) Jack Patten: Australian journalist and activist (d. 1957).
(1905) Elsie MacGill: Canadian aeronautical engineer (d. 1980).
(1905) László Kalmár: Hungarian mathematician and academic (d. 1976).
(1905) Rudolf von Gersdorff: German general (d. 1980).
(1905) Domenico da Cese: Italian monk and scholar (d. 1978).
(1905) Leroy Carr: American blues singer, songwriter and pianist (Born 1905).
(1905) Francesco Rodolico: Italy Scientist.
(1905) Viktor E. Frankl: Psychologist.
(1904) Henry Dar Boggia: American army pilot and interpreter, joining the service at 16 to take part in the Italian civil war.
(1904) Hal Kemp: American saxophonist clarinet player composer and bandleader (d. 1940).
(1903) Betty Balfour: English actress singer and producer (d. 1977).
(1903) Henry Germain: Ch?teau-Gontier physician.
(1903) Xavier Villaurrutia: Mexican Poet (Nostalgia de la muerte), dies at 47.
(1903) Walt Kiesling: NFL guard/coach (Hall of Fame).
(1903) Henning Mørland: Norwegian Classical philologist, translator, and professor at the University of Oslo 1948-1973.
(1903) Leif Tronstad: Norwegian soldier and scientist (d. 1945).
(1903) Frans Gardier: Belgium sport Champion.
(1903) Nobuo Aoyagi: Japanese director and producer (d. 1976).
(1902) Albert Dinan
(1902) Charles Lang: American cinematographer (d. 1998).
(1902) Maurice Alexander: French accordionist and composer.
(1902) Sidney Buchman: American screenwriter and producer (d. 1975).
(1902) Mary Armour: Scottish painter and academic (d. 2000).
(1901) Louis Leprince-Ringuet: French nuclear physicist and author who specialized in X-ray research.
(1901) Carl Barks: American illustrator and screenwriter (d. 2000).
(1901) Eisaku Sato: Premier of Japan (1964-71 Nobel 1974), dies at 74.
(1901) Erich Ollenhauer: German politician and public official who served in parliament from 1949.
(1901) Kenneth Slessor: Australian journalist and poet (d. 1971).
(1901) Eisaku Satō: Japanese politician 61st Prime Minister of Japan Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1975).
(1901) George Dowty: English businessman founded Dowty Group (d. 1975).
(1901) Enrique Discépolo: Argentine singer-songwriter bandoneón player and pianist (d. 1951).
(1901) Raymond Berthault: B?r? EXecutives.
(1901) Albert Henneberg: Composer.
(1901) Gilberto Loyo: Mexican-Spanish economist and politician (d. 1973).
(1900) Arleigh Scott: Barbadian politician Governor-General of Barbados (d. 1976).
(1900) DE DINECHIN G?rard Dupont: Versailles Military man.

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