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Famous Birthdays of 27 May

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

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2010 - Today

(2014) Royalty Brown: Family Member.

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2009 - 2000

(2009) Bandit Way: Family Member.
(2006) Shiloh Nouvel Jolie-Pitt
(2006) Shiloh Jolie-Pitt: Family Member.
(2002) Harvey Yorke: English noted family member, born blind.
(2001) Zach Herron: Pop Singer.
(2001) Megan Charpentier: Actress.
(2000) Kierra: Musical.
(2000) Maeve Tomalty: TV Actress.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Lily-Rose Depp: French-American actress and model.
(1999) Milan Rushdie: British noted family, the second son born to novelist and essayist Salman Rushdie.
(1999) Cammie Lester: YouNow Star.
(1996) Kim Jae-hwan (singer)
(1995) Jordan Perez: Pop Singer.
(1995) CurriePlays : YouTube Star.
(1994) Aymeric Laporte: French footballer.
(1994) Cierra Frye: YouTube Star.
(1992) Ginger Lavender: Vine Star.
(1991) Solweig Rediger-Lizlow

(1991) Ksenia Pervak: Russian tennis player.
(1991) Eneli Vals: Estonian footballer.
(1990) Chris Colfer: American actor.
(1990) Leningrad (Russia)
(1990) Jonathan Eysseric
(1990) Ekaterina Zaikina: Russian figure skater.
(1990) Danny McKinnon: Canadian actor.
(1990) Yenew Alamirew: Ethiopian runner.
(1990) Patoranking : Reggae Singer.
(1990) Nadine Beiler: Austrian singer.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Ben Pringle: English footballer.
(1989) Afgan Syahreza: Pop Singer.
(1989) Igor Morozov: Estonian footballer.
(1989) Rodrigo de Triano: English race horse (d. 2014).
(1988) Vahinerii Requillart
(1988) Tyler Sash: American football player (d. 2015).
(1988) Allyn Rose: American model and volleyball player Miss Maryland USA 2011.
(1988) Mari Pokinen: Estonian actress and singer.
(1988) Nicola Payne: Family Member.
(1988) Irina Davydova: Russian hurdler.

(1987) Gervinho : Soccer Player.
(1987) Bella Heathcote
(1987) Josh Thomas: Comedian.
(1987) Bora Paçun: Turkish basketball player.
(1987) Eric Kolelas: French-English actor and director.
(1986) Astrid Berges-Frisbey: Actress.
(1986) Timo Descamps: Belgian actor and singer.
(1986) Lasse Schöne: Danish footballer.
(1986) Conor Cummins: Manx motorcycle racer.
(1986) Ashley Bell: Actress.
(1986) AbdallahSmash : YouTube Star.
(1986) Ryan Henry: Tattoo Artist.
(1986) Bamba Fall: Senegalese basketball player.
(1985) Roberto Soldado: Spanish footballer.
(1985) Chiang Chien-ming: Taiwanese baseball player.
(1984) Darin Brooks: Soap Opera Actor.
(1984) Kalle Spjuth: Swedish bandy player.
(1984) Blake Ahearn: American basketball player.
(1984) Adam Davenport: Screenwriter.
(1983) Jictzad Viña
(1983) Khamis al-Gaddafi
(1983) Lucenzo
(1983) Bobby Convey: American soccer player.
(1983) Meelis Kanep: Estonian chess player.
(1983) Khamis Gaddafi: Libyan commander (d. 2011).
(1982) Nattie Neidhart: Canadian professional wrestler.
(1982) Michael de Grussa: Australian singer-songwriter and pianist (The Kill Devil Hills).
(1982) Natalya : Canadian-American wrestler.
(1982) Natalie Neidhart: Wrestler.
(1981) Johan Elmander: Swedish footballer.
(1981) Fivos Constantinou: Cypriot distance and cross country runner.
(1981) Ben Zobrist: Athlete.
(1981) Ozgur Cevik: Turkish singer and actor.
(1981) Miloy : Angolan footballer.
(1981) Marcelo Bonan: Marcelo Bonan.
(1981) Özgür Çevik: Turkish singer and actor.
(1981) Alina Cojocaru: Alina Cojocaru Romanian ballerina.
(1980) Ben Feldman (actor)
(1980) Maryan Hary: French professional road bicycle racer.
(1980) Craig Buntin: Canadian figure skater.
(1980) Michael Steger: TV Actor.
(1980) Ben Feldman: TV Actor.
(1980) Jessica Deglau in Vancouver: British Columbia, Canada; swimmer, 200 metre butterfly (Olympics-1996).

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Jeff Brazier
(1979) Mile Sterjovski: Australian footballer.
(1979) Stuart Manning: English actor.
(1979) Michael Buonauro: American author and illustrator (d. 2004).
(1979) Elisabeth Harnois: Actress.
(1978) Michonne Bourriague
(1978) Jacques Abardonado
(1978) Laurence Fox: Actor.
(1978) Adin Brown: American soccer player.
(1977) Shanola Hampton

(1977) Tommie van der Leegte: Dutch footballer.
(1977) Mahela Jayawardene: Sri Lankan cricketer.
(1977) Abderrahmane Hammad: Algerian high jumper.
(1977) Raina Telgemeier: Cartoonist.
(1976) Marcel Fässler (racing driver)
(1976) Kandace Krueger
(1976) Lynn Goodchild: American administrator at Putnam Investments in Norwood while working her way toward her master's degree at Providence College.
(1976) Marcel Fässler: Swiss race car driver.
(1976) Richard Park: Seoul, South Korea -- NHL center (Pittsburgh Penguins).
(1976) Christopher Golly: American homicide and suicide at age 17.
(1976) RJD2 : American DJ and producer (Soul Position).
(1976) Wayne Marshall: American ethnomusicologist who studies music from cross-cultural perspective, he is also a disc jockey under the name "Wayne & Wax.
(1975) Jamie Oliver: English chef and television personality.
(1975) André 3000: American rapper producer and actor (OutKast).
(1975) Jadakiss : American rapper (D-Block).
(1975) Ben Ricour
(1975) Andre 3000: Rapper.
(1975) Feryal Özel: Turkish astrophysicist astronomer and academic.
(1975) Michael Hussey: Australian cricketer.
(1975) Lauryn Hill: Musician.
(1974) Medea Marinescu
(1974) Denise van Outen: English actress singer and television host.
(1974) Ben Schott: Writer.
(1974) Derek Webb: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Caedmon's Call).
(1974) Skye Edwards: British singer-songwriter (Morcheeba).
(1974) Jason Narvy: American actor.
(1974) Vanessa Blue: American porn actress and director.
(1974) Danny Wuerffel: NFL quarterback (New Orleans Saints).
(1973) Tana Umaga: New Zealand rugby player and coach.
(1973) Laurent Stocker
(1973) Emanuela Aureli: Italian actress, painter and poet.
(1973) Jack McBrayer: American actor and comedian.
(1972) Ivete Sangalo: Brazilian singer.
(1972) Jace Everett: Country Singer.
(1972) Opryland : American country music-themed amusement park.
(1972) Danny Bautista: Athlete.
(1972) Antonio Freeman: NFL wide reciever (Green Bay Packers - Super Bowl 31).
(1972) Karen Hecox: US 1500 metre runner.
(1972) Troy Sienkiewicz: NFL tackle/guard (San Diego Chargers).
(1972) Todd Demsey: American golfer.
(1971) Lisa Lopes: American rapper, singer, dancer, musician, and songwriter, better known by her stage name Left Eye.
(1971) Paul Bettany: English actor.
(1971) Monika Schnarre: US actress (Bold and the Beautiful).
(1971) Wayne Carey: Australian footballer and coach.
(1971) Salvatore Ficarra: Italian actor, comedian, television host, writer and director, known as a member of the comic duo 'Ficarra and Picone' (with Valentino Picone).
(1971) Scott Szeredy: NFL / WLAF kicker / punter (Chiefs, Barcelona Dragons).
(1971) Mathew Batsiua: Nauruan politician.
(1971) Kaur Kender: Estonian author.
(1971) Glenn Ross: Northern Irish strongman.
(1971) Lee Sharpe: English footballer.
(1971) Sophie Walker: British politician leader of the Women's Equality Party.
(1971) Corey Beck: NBA guard (Charlotte Hornets).
(1971) Ferdino Hernandez: soccer player (FC Utrecht).
(1971) Matt Stone: Producer.
(1970) Joseph Fiennes: British actor, an intense, expressive star of critically acclaimed dramas.
(1970) Jérôme Robart
(1970) John Hamburg: Director.
(1970) Tim Farron: English educator and politician.
(1970) Cherry Picache: Filipino actress and screenwriter.
(1970) Michael Blackburn: Australian laser yachter (Olympics-1996).
(1970) Cherry Pie Picache: Filipino actress.
(1970) Liz Earley in Saint Catharines: Ontario, Canada; LPGA golfer (1995 Thailand Open).
(1970) Todd Collins: linebacker (New England Patriots).
(1970) Michele Bartoli: Italian cyclist.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Jeremy Mayfield: American race car driver.
(1969) Todd Hundley: American baseball player.
(1969) DondrT T Whitfield in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actor (Another World, All My Children).
(1969) Chip Beake: WLAF administrative assistant (Barcelona Dragons).
(1969) Lesley Tashlin in Toronto: Ontario, Canada; 100 metre hurdler (Olympics-1996).
(1969) Todd Hundley in Martinsville: Virginia, USA; catcher (New York Mets).
(1969) Travis Williams: NBA forward (Charlotte Hornets).
(1969) Francois Letourneau: St. Jerome, Quebec -- Canoeist (1996 Olympics).
(1969) Dondre Whitfield: American actor.
(1968) Rebekah Brooks: English journalist.

(1968) Jeff Bagwell: American athlete and Texas Astro player, Jeff Bagwell led the team into the 1997 playoffs for the first time in 11 years, when he became the first full-time first baseman to hit 30 home runs and steal 30 bases.
(1968) Frank Thomas (designated hitter)
(1968) Adam Wainwright
(1968) Cedric Smith NFL running back (Washington Redskins: Arizona Cardinals).
(1968) Frank Thomas: American professional baseball player who retired on February 12, 2010.
(1968) Harun Erdenay: Turkish basketball player and coach.
(1968) Frank E Thomas: American baseball player.
(1968) John Connelly in Toledo: Ohio, USA; Nike golfer (1991 New Hampshire Open).
(1968) Frank Thomas: American professional baseball player who retired on February 12, 2010.
(1968) Jeff Bagwell in Boston: Massachusetts, USA; infielder (Houston Astros).
(1968) Frank Thomas "Big Hurt" first baseman (Chicago White Sox: 1993 Most Valuable Player).
(1967) Paul Gascoigne: Soccer Player.
(1967) George McCloud: NBA forward / guard (Dallas Mavericks, Phoenix Suns).
(1967) Laurence Ostolaza
(1967) Doug West: American basketball player: guard/forward, Timberwolves.
(1967) Eddie McClintock: American actor.
(1967) Alice Ruth Bolton in Lucedale: Mississippi, USA; WNBA guard (Sacramento Monarchs/Olympics-gold-1996).
(1967) Chin Yang: Jockey.
(1967) Philip Treacy: Designer.
(1967) Ruthie Bolton Holifield: WNBA guard (Sac Monarchs / Olympics - Gold - 96).
(1967) Eddie Harsch: Canadian-American keyboard player and bass player (The Black Crowes and The Detroit Cobras).
(1966) Eric Leckner: American basketball player: center, Grizzlies.
(1966) Sean Kinney: US rock drummer (Alice in Chains - "We Die Young").
(1966) Carol Campbell (actress)
(1966) John Jaha in Portland: Oregon, USA; infielder (Milwaukee Brewers).
(1966) Ray Sheppard in Pembroke: Ontario, Canada; NHL right wing (Florida Panthers).
(1966) Heston Blumenthal: Chef.
(1966) John Jaha: Portland, Oregon -- Infielder (Milwaukee Brewers).
(1966) Helena Bonham Carter: Actress.
(1966) Zola Budd: Athlete.
(1965) Todd Bridges: American actor, a TV child star on the series "Different Strokes" until 1986.
(1965) Pat Cash: Australian-English tennis player and sportscaster.
(1965) Emanuele Crialese: Italian screenwriter and film director who studied filmmaking in New York City.
(1965) Jacob Brumfield in Bogalusa: Louisiana, USA; outfielder (Toronto Blue Jays).
(1965) Todd Bridges in San Francisco: California, USA; actor (Diff'rent Strokes, Fish).
(1964) Marie Bunel
(1964) Adam Carolla: American actor producer and screenwriter.
(1964) Yves Caumon
(1964) Zheng Geping: Singaporean actor.
(1964) Kim Ji-woon: Director.
(1963) Shantanu Narayen
(1963) Gonzalo Rubalcaba: Cuban pianist and composer.
(1963) Simon Armitage: Poet.
(1962) Marcelino Bernal: Mexican footballer.
(1962) Ravi Shastri: Indian cricketer and sportscaster.
(1962) David Mundell: Scottish lawyer and politician Secretary of State for Scotland.
(1962) Genie Francis: Actress.
(1962) Meg Parsont: Personality (David Letterman Show).
(1962) Ray Borner: Australian basketball player.
(1962) Steven Brill: American actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1962) Anthony Hyman: Israeli-English biologist and academic.
(1962) Ray Borner Australian basketball center (Olympics-1984: 1988, 1992, 1996).
(1961) Peri Gilpin: TV Actress.
(1961) Pierre-Henri Raphanel
(1961) Cathy Silvers in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Jenny - Happy Days, Foley Square).
(1961) Tarsem Singh: Director.
(1961) José Barbosa: Brazilian runner and coach.
(1961) Peri Gilpin in Waco: Texas, USA; actor (Roz Doyle - Frasier).
(1961) John Lugbill in Wauseon: Ohio, USA; canoist/kayaker (Olympics-1992).
(1961) Jill Sterkel: US swimmer (1976, 84, 88 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1960) Gaston Therrien: Canadian ice hockey player and sportscaster.
(1960) Ray Armsetad: Kirksville, Missouri -- 4X400 runner (1984 Olympics - Gold Medalist).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Daniel Croteau: American homicide victim.
(1958) Wayne Williams: American homicide; arrested for murder at age 24 while living at home with his mom and dad.
(1958) Neil Finn: New Zealand singer-songwriter and mandolin player (Split Enz Crowded House Finn Brothers The Mullanes 7 Worlds Collide and Pajama Club).
(1958) Claudio Pollio: Italian professional wrestler and winner of the Gold Medal at the Moscow Olympics in 1980.
(1958) Jesse Robredo: Filipino politician 23rd Filipino Secretary of the Interior (d. 2012).
(1958) Linnea Quigley in Davenport: Iowa, USA; actress (Night of the Demons, Virgin High).
(1958) Linnea Quigley: American actress and producer.
(1958) Nick Anstee: English accountant and politician 682nd Lord Mayor of London.
(1957) Siouxsie Sioux: English singer, songwriter, musician and producer.
(1957) Nitin Gadkari: Indian lawyer and politician Indian Minister of Transport.

(1957) Duncan Goodhew: English Olympic swimmer, 1980 gold medalist.
(1957) Bruce Furniss: US swimmer (1976 Olympics - 2 Gold Medals).
(1957) Dag Andersen: Norwegian politician Norwegian Minister of Labour.
(1956) Giuseppe Tornatore: Italian director and screenwriter.
(1956) Cynthia McFadden: American television anchor.
(1956) Helene Renaux: French office worker accused of theft.
(1956) Lisa Niemi in Houston Texas USA: actress (Dirty Dancing, Will Rodgers Follies).
(1956) Nick Lowery: NFL kicker (New York Jets).
(1956) Steve Pagano: horse trainer.
(1956) Rosemary Squire: English producer and manager co-founded Ambassador Theatre Group.
(1955) Richard Schiff: American actor director and producer.
(1955) Eric Bischoff: American professional wrestling promoter.
(1955) Bill Malley in Oakland: California, USA; Nike golfer (1991 El Paso Open-30th).
(1955) Masaharu Morimoto: Chef.
(1955) Ian Tracey: English organist and conductor.
(1954) Pauline Hanson: Australian politician and former leader of One Nation, a right-wing political party with a populist, conservative and anti-multiculturalism platform, founded by her in 1997.
(1954) Robert Redeker: French writer and philosophy teacher.
(1954) Lawrence M Krauss
(1954) Shahrdad Rohani: Iranian composer.
(1954) Coney Reyes: Filipino actress and producer.
(1954) Catherine Carr: US breaststroke swimmer (1972 Olympics - 2 Gold Medals).
(1954) Jackie Slater: American football player and coach.
(1953) Greg Hicks
(1953) Kay Hagan: Politician.
(1951) John Conteh: British astrologer, formerly the light-heavyweight world boxing champion 1975-1978.
(1951) Sally Ride: Astronaut.
(1951) Norma Jean Almodovar in Binghamton: New York, USA; auto-biographer (Cop to Call Girl).
(1951) Ana Belén: Spanish actress singer and director.
(1951) Ana Belen: Spanish singer and actress.
(1950) Dee-Dee Bridgewater
(1950) Dee Bridgewater: American singer and comedienne.
(1950) David Ignatius: Journalist.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Terry Collins: Coach.
(1949) Jeremy Corbyn: Politician.
(1949) Christa Vahlensieck: German runner.
(1949) Pam Grier: Actress.
(1949) Hugh Lowther: 8th Earl of Lonsdale English politician.
(1948) Marc Copland
(1948) Pete Sears: English bass player (Jefferson Starship Moonalice and Hot Tuna).
(1948) Gary Nolan: American former Major League Baseball right-handed starting pitcher who played with the Cincinnati Reds (1967–73, 1975–77) and California Angels (1977).
(1948) Morning Zell-Ravenheart: American occultist and author (d. 2014).
(1948) Wubbo de Boer: Dutch civil servant.

(1948) Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Volkov cosmonaut (Soyuz TM-8: T-14, TM-7).
(1948) Anna E "Annelies" Balhan: Dutch revue-artist / actress (Sweet Chairty).
(1948) Marley Pfeifle: Marlene Pfeifle is an ISAR Certified Astrologer Professional (C.
(1947) Émile Blessig
(1947) Georg Feuerstein
(1947) Liana Alexandra: Composer.
(1947) Peter DeFazio: American politician (Representative-Democrat-Oregon).
(1947) Franco Branciaroli: Italian stage actor.
(1947) Richard Hayne: Businessman.
(1947) Glenn Turner: Athlete.
(1947) Felix Dennis: English poet and publisher founded Dennis Publishing (d. 2014).
(1947) Marty Kristian: German-Australian singer-songwriter guitarist and actor (The New Seekers).
(1947) Branko Oblak: Slovenian footballer and coach.
(1947) Riivo Sinijärv: Estonian politician 19th Estonian Minister of Foreign Affairs.
(1947) Robert Reinacher Jr: Horse trainer.
(1946) Babette de Rozières
(1946) Henri Bentégeat: French Army general who served as the chairman of the European Union Military Committee between 2006 and 2009.
(1946) Micheline Hardy
(1946) Lewis Collins: English-American actor (d. 2013).
(1946) Niels-Henning Pedersen: Danish bassist and composer (d. 2005).
(1946) Niels-Henning ?rsted Pedersen: Danish jazz bassist (d. 2005).
(1946) Mick Ronson: Musician.
(1946) Simon Hoggart: Journalist.
(1945) Bruce Cockburn: Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Esquires and The Flying Circus).
(1944) Alain Souchon: French pop singer, songwriter and actor of Swiss descent (mother) born in Morocco.
(1944) Christopher Dodd: Politician.
(1944) Christopher J Dodd American politician (Governor/Senator-Democrat-Connecticut: 1981-).
(1944) Ingrid Roscoe: English historian and politician Lord Lieutenant of West Yorkshire.
(1944) Chris Dodd: American politiician, Democrat, a Senator from Connecticut.
(1943) Cilla Black: British successful singer and TV host.
(1943) Bruce Weitz: American actor.
(1943) Raye Birk: American actor.
(1943) Bruce Weitz in Norwalk: Connecticut, USA; actor (Hill Street Blues, a Centerfold).
(1942) Roberto Bestonso: French ballet dancer in the companies of Petit, 1965-1967, the Opera, 1966 and the London Festival, 1967.
(1942) Lee Baca: American law enforcement official.
(1942) Jean-Paul Sauthier
(1942) Priscilla Anne McLean: Composer.
(1942) Roger Freeman: Baron Freeman English accountant and politician Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.
(1942) Piers Courage: English race car driver (d. 1970).
(1942) Priscilla McLean: American composer, performer, video artist, writer, and music reviewer.
(1942) Robin Widdows: English race car driver.
(1942) Kent Bede Bernard: Trinidad -- 4X400 runner (1964 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1941) Adriaan Venema: Dutch journalist / author (Mussert).
(1941) Allan Carr in Chicago: Illinois, USA; director (Grease, Happiest Millionaire).
(1941) Davina Phillips: Actress.
(1940) René Koering
(1940) Lindy Infante: American football player, the head coach of the Indianapolis Colts from 1996-1997.
(1940) Pierre Bilger: French business leader, notably the CEO of Alstom.
(1940) Claude Piumi
(1940) Rene Koering: Composer.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Herb Trimpe: Artist.
(1939) Don Williams in Floydada: Texas, USA; country singer ("I Believe in You").
(1939) Earl Cairns: CEO (S G Warburg and Co).
(1939) Gerald Ronson: English businessman and philanthropist.
(1939) Brent Musburger: Celebrity.
(1939) Simon Cairns: 6th Earl Cairns English courtier and businessman.
(1939) Sokratis Kokkalis: Greek businessman.
(1939) Yves Duhaime: Canadian captain and politician.
(1939) Don Williams: Country Singer.
(1939) Socratis Kokkalis: Greek businessman.

(1938) Paul Kozlowski: Polish-American engineer and CEO in charge of Contel Cellular.
(1938) Andrew Stewart: Scottish politician, a Member of Parliament returned at General election 6/11/1987.
(1938) William Bolcom: Composer.
(1938) Richard Lederer: Author.
(1937) Gérard Klein (science fiction writer)
(1937) Andrew Stewart
(1937) Allan Carr: American film producer and writer (d. 1999).
(1937) Gérard Klein: French science fiction writer, economist by profession, known also as Gilles d'Argyre.
(1936) Louis Gossett Jr
(1936) Benjamin Bathurst: vice chief of British Defense Staff.
(1936) Louis Gossett: Movie Actor.
(1936) Louis Gossett Jr in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actor (An Officer and a Gentleman, The Deep).
(1936) Eric Anderson: headmaster (Eton).
(1936) Louis Gossett, Jr.: Actor.
(1936) Marcel Masse: Canadian politician.
(1936) Lord Holme: president of British Liberal Party.
(1935) Elias Gistelinck: Flemish composer.
(1935) Daniel Colchico: American football player and coach (d. 2014).
(1935) Mal Evans: British road manager of The Beatles (d. 1976).
(1935) Ramsey Lewis: American pianist and composer.
(1935) Lee Meriwether: American model and actress Miss America 1955.
(1935) Lee Meriwether in Los Angeles: California, USA; Miss America/actress (Time Tunnel, Barnaby Jones).
(1935) Ramsey Lewis in Chicago: Illinois, USA; pop jazz artist ("Hang on Sloopy").
(1934) Harlan Ellison: American writer and editor, considered one of the best living American short story writers, whose 49-year career has included 73 books he has written or edited, more than 1,700 stories, essays, articles and newspaper columns, two dozen teleplays and a dozen motion pictures.
(1934) Enzo Siciliano: Italian writer, a journalist and literary critic; a collaborator of "Il Mondo," "La Stampa" and "Tuttolibri.
(1934) Ray Daviault: Canadian-American baseball player.
(1934) Harlan [Jay] Ellison: United States -- Sci-fi author (7 Hugos, Doomsman, Babylon 5).
(1933) Ted Rogers: Canadian entrepreneur (d. 2008).
(1933) Edward Rogers: Canadian businessman (d. 2008).
(1933) Jean-Pierre Dougnac: French director, screenwriter, and actor, who died on 27 December 2006.
(1933) Manfred Sommer: Spanish author and illustrator (d. 2007).
(1932) Derek Parker: British astrologer, well known along with his wife, Julia, for many years as charming mainstays of British astrology and co-author's of a large, coffee-table book on the subject.
(1932) Claude Vinci: France Actor.
(1932) Mario Ciccarelli: France sport Champion.
(1932) Jeffrey Bernard: Journalist.
(1932) Faten Hamama: Egyptian actress.
(1931) Bernard Fresson: French cinema actor.
(1931) John Chapple: English field marshal and politician Governor of Gibraltar.
(1931) Faten Hamama: Egyptian actress and producer (d. 2015).
(1931) Kenny Price: Florence, Kentucky -- Country singer (Midwestern Hayride, Hee Haw).
(1931) Zora Folley: American heavyweight boxer.
(1931) Florence Sharples: director (British YWCA).
(1931) Veroslav Neumann: Composer.
(1930) John Barth: American novelist best known for "Giles Goat-Boy" and "The Sot-Weed Factor.
(1930) Eino Tamberg: Estonian composer and educator (d. 2010).
(1930) William Sessions: American civil servant and judge 8th Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
(1930) Simon Barrington-Ward: English bishop.
(1930) William S Sessions: Arkansas, United States -- Director of FBI.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Robert Milcent: France sport Champion.
(1929) Donald Howard Keats: Composer.
(1928) Thea Musgrave: Scottish musician,a composer, and conductor who has won many honors including a Koussevitzky Award in 1974, two Guggenheim Fellowships, the first in 1974-75, and again in 1982-83 and a C.B.
(1928) Cesar Lawniczak: France sport Champion.
(1927) Paul Montastruc: Boulogne sur Gesse physician.
(1927) Jüri Randviir: Estonian chess player and journalist (d. 1996).
(1927) Harry Webster: English engineer (d. 2007).
(1927) Bryan Cowgill: deputy chairman (Mirror Group).
(1926) Bud Shank: American jazz musician, he played saxophone and flute with the likes of Charlie Barnet, Stan Getz, Stan Kenton and symphonic orchestras.
(1926) Cornelis Rijvers: Netherlands sport Champion.

(1926) Kees Rijvers: Dutch soccer/football player and team manager.
(1926) Wenche Lowzow: Norwegian teacher and politician of the Conservative Party.
(1926) Miles Davis: Musician.
(1925) Jean-Paul Aron
(1925) Tony Hillerman: American journalist and author (d. 2008).
(1925) Rene Derency: France sport Champion.
(1925) John Moberly: Diplomat.
(1924) Irasema Dilián
(1924) Ernest Ingenito: American mass murderer (Born 1924).
(1924) Jaime Lusinchi: Venezuelan politician who was the President of Venezuela from 1984 to 1989.
(1924) Millôr Fernandes: Brazilian writer, journalist, cartoonist, humorist and playwright.
(1924) John Sumner: English-Australian director founded the Melbourne Theatre Company (d. 2013).
(1923) Henry Kissinger: German-American government official, advisor, negotiator and Secretary of State under President Nixon who was honored with the Nobel Peace Prize in 1973 and the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1977.
(1923) Nicole Stéphane
(1923) Sumner Redstone: American businessman and philanthropist.
(1923) Danilo Martelli: France sport Champion.
(1923) Jacques Lunis: France sport Champion.
(1923) Lord Freyberg: British Colonel of General Staff.
(1923) James Arness: Actor.
(1922) Christopher Lee: American actor who gained an avid following after his films "Curse of Frankenstein," 1957 and "Dracula" a year later.
(1922) John Vanderhoof: American banker and politician 37th Governor of Colorado (d. 2013).
(1922) Otto Carius: German lieutenant and pharmacist (d. 2015).
(1922) Claude Tarnaud: France Writer.
(1922) Sidney AK Keyes: English poet (Iron Laurel).
(1921) Caryl Chessman: American homicide; called the "Red Light Bandit" as he would flash a red light on his car to stop people, pretending to be a cop, rape the woman and rob the man.
(1921) Redd Stewart: Ashland City, Tennessee -- Guitarist / pianist (Pee Wee King Show).
(1921) Bob Godfrey: Australian-English animator director and voice actor (d. 2013).
(1920) James Marangé: French trade unionist, who served as Permanent Secretary of the National Union of Teachers (SNI), then Secretary General of the Federation of National Education (FEN) from 1967 to 1974.
(1920) Michael Webster: CEO (DRG).
(1920) William Crawshay: Lord-Lieutenant of Gwent.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Emvin Cremona: Maltese artist (d. 1987).
(1919) Kam Fong: Honolulu, Hawaii -- Actor (Hawaii Five-0).
(1918) Yasuhiro Nakasone: Japanese commander and politician 45th Prime Minister of Japan.
(1918) Kam Fong
(1918) Robert Gall
(1917) Yasuhiro Nakasone: Japanese politician, elected Prime Minister on 11/24/1982 and re-elected on 10/03/1984 with a more cooperative liberal coalition.
(1916) Norman Griggs: Vice President (Building Society Association).
(1915) Herman Wouk: U.
(1915) Esther Sore: Chilean musician (d. 1996).
(1915) Mario del Monaco: Italian opera singer (Verdi / Puccini).

(1915) Herman Wouk New York City: New York, novelist (Caine Mutiny, Winds of War).
(1915) Louise Annand: Louise Annand was a Scottish painter and film maker.
(1915) Ester Soré: Chilean singer-songwriter (d. 1996).
(1914) Hugh Le: Caine composer.
(1914) Rose Stainton: CEO (British Airways).
(1914) Lord Erroll: of Hale British minister.
(1913) Wols : German/French artist, painter, photographer, and illustrator.
(1913) Mervyn Stockwood: Bishop (Southwark England).
(1913) Wolfgang Schulze [Wols]: German cartoonist / painter.
(1913) Peter Cushing: Actor.
(1912) Sam Snead: American professional golfer and winner of the PGA Championship, the Masters, the Vardon Trophy, the Tournament of Champions and the British Open, all between 1942-1946.
(1912) John Cheever: Pulitzer prize winning author, dies at 70 in Ossining.
(1912) Terry Moore: American baseball player coach and manager (d. 1995).
(1911) Vincent Price: American actor and author who was best known for elegantly sophisticated horror roles.
(1911) Hubert Humphrey: American politician who served as Vice-President of the United States from 1965-1969 under President Lyndon B. Johnson.
(1911) Hubert H Humphrey: 38th Vice President of the United States and Senator from Minnesota (d. 1978).
(1911) Teddy Kollek: Mayor of Jerusalem for 28 years (1965 to 1993) and founder of the Jerusalem Foundation.
(1911) Fritz Knöchlein: German nazi military, SS-Obersturmbannführer (Lieutenant Colonel) during the Second World War who was subsequently convicted and executed for war crimes.
(1911) Torolf Elster: Norwegian newspaper and radio journalist, magazine editor, novelist, crime writer, and writer of short stories.
(1911) Fritz Knochlein: Germany Military man.
(1910) Francois Richard: France Actor.
(1910) Daniel Greenway: CEO ( and Sons).
(1910) Laurance Rockefeller: Businessman.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Dolores Hope: American singer and philanthropist (d. 2011).
(1909) Isador Goodman: composer.
(1909) Matt Busby: Athlete.
(1909) J. Irwin Miller: Businessman.
(1909) Eugenie Anderson: Diplomat.
(1909) Don Finlay: English hurdler and pilot (d. 1970).
(1908) Harold Rome
(1908) Frank S. Nugent: Journalist.
(1908) Melle J Oldeboerrigter [Melle]: Dutch painter / cartoonist.
(1908) Fritz Witt: Germany Military man.

(1908) Andre Lacarce: France Writer.
(1908) Alex Brown: snooker player.
(1908) Albert Ladousse: Moumour Military man.
(1908) Harold Rome composer (Fanny: Pins and Needles).
(1908) Max Dalban: French actor who died on 9 February 1958.
(1907) Rachel Carson: American marine biologist employed by the U.S.
(1907) Jacqueline Delubac: French actress.
(1907) Felix de: Nobel Dutch orchestra leader.
(1907) Nicolas Calas: Greek-American poet and art critic (Born 1907).
(1907) John Wayne: Actor.
(1906) Antonio Rosario Mennonna: Italian Catholic bishop (d. 2009).
(1906) Buddhadasa : Thai monk and philosopher (d. 1993).
(1906) Antonio Mennonna: Italian bishop (d. 2009).
(1906) Robert Shone: director-general (NEDC).
(1904) Chūhei Nambu: Japanese jumper and journalist (d. 1997).
(1904) Chuhei Nambu: Japanese athlete (d. 1997).
(1904) Frédéric Lescure: French industrialist and politician.
(1902) Peter Marshall: Scottish ecclesiastic who, as a Presbyterian clergyman, served as the pastor to the U.S.
(1902) Gladys Monroe
(1902) Fanny Godin: Belgian supercentenarian, veteran of Belgium since 24th June 2013, she loves the Royal Family and she likes to talk about her meeting with Queen Fabiola.
(1902) Marie Auclair: Bourges physician.
(1902) Gladis Monroe: Mexican-born American noted family, she is the mother of Marilyn Monroe.
(1902) Erminio Macario: Italian actor, comedian.
(1902) Celius Dougherty: composer.
(1901) Tillie Shawn: American narcoleptic who, from age 30, would inadvertently fall asleep regardless of place or situation.
(1901) Mathilda Shepard: Canadian-American astrologer, a teacher at the Church of Light who joined AFA in July 1970.
(1901) Luis Chavez Orozco: Mexucan teacher, government official and historian.
(1900) Albert Nicholas
(1900) Uładzimir Žyłka: Belarusian poet and translator (d. 1933).
(1900) U?adzimir Zylka: Belarusian poet (d. 1933).
(1900) Ethel Lang: English super-centenarian (d. 2015).

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