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Famous Birthdays of 28 December

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 28th of December

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2010 - Today

(2012) Livingston McConaughey: American son of a noted family, the third child of actor Matthew McConaughey and Brazilian model and television performer Camila Alves.

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2009 - 2000

(2005) JohnnaMazing : YouTube Star.
(2004) Miles Brown: TV Actor.
(2003) Vittoria di Savoia
(2003) Vittoria Emanuele: Italian child of noted family, Prince Filiberto Emanuele of the house of Savoy and his wife, Clotilde Courau.
(2002) Kelsey Smith-Briggs: American child abuse victim who died on 11 October 2005, aged 2, at the home of her biological mother Raye Dawn Smith, and her stepfather Michael Lee Porter.
(2001) Madison De La Garza: American child actress.
(2001) Mary-Charles Jones: TV Actress.
(2001) Jennifer Brown: Scottish child of noted family, first-born child of Gordon Brown and his wife Sarah, age 37.
(2001) Maya Boyce: Family Member.
(2000) Kaylyn Slevin: Dancer.

(2000) Larissa Manoela: TV Actress.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Gracie Johnson: American noted family, the daughter of actor Don Johnson and his wife, Kelley Phleger, 30.
(1998) Paris Berelc
(1998) Jared Gilman: Movie Actor.
(1997) Nash Grier: Vine Star.
(1997) Emery Kelly: Pop Singer.
(1997) Danny Edge: YouTube Star.
(1996) Miyu Yoshimoto: Japanese actress.
(1994) SilentDroidd : YouTube Star.
(1994) Matthew Walden: Pop Singer.
(1993) Yua Shinkawa: Japanese actress and model.

(1993) Connor Weil: TV Actor.
(1991) Riky Widianto: Indonesian badminton player.
(1991) Kevin Geyer: Guitarist.
(1990) David Archuleta: American Idol runner-up, American singer.
(1990) Kingsley : YouTube Star.
(1990) Brittish Williams: Reality Star.
(1990) Bastiaan Lijesen: Dutch swimmer.
(1990) Zlatko Hebib: Swiss footballer.
(1990) Ayele Abshero: Ethiopian runner.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Mackenzie Rosman: American actress.
(1989) George Blagden
(1989) Salvador Sobral
(1989) Harry Arter: English-Irish footballer.
(1988) Martina Pretelli: Sammarinese sprinter.
(1988) Laganja Estranja: Reality Star.
(1988) Florrie : English singer-songwriter.
(1988) Lo Chih-an: Taiwanese footballer.
(1988) Lo Chih-en: Taiwanese footballer.
(1987) Thomas Dekker: American actor.

(1987) Taylor Ball: American actor.
(1987) Hannah Tointon: English actress.
(1987) Adam Gregory: TV Actor.
(1987) John Chapman: YouTube Star.
(1987) Jim Chapman: YouTube Star.
(1987) Matthias Schwarz: German footballer.
(1986) Alix Henriol
(1986) Tom Huddlestone: English footballer.
(1986) Victoria Atkin: English actress.
(1985) Meredith Kercher: English murder victim (d. 2007).
(1985) Taryn Terrell: American wrestler/model.
(1985) Benoît Trémoulinas
(1985) Kamani Hill: American soccer player.
(1984) Martin Kaymer: German golfer.
(1984) Lisa Cant
(1984) Ana Rocha
(1984) Alex Lloyd: English race car driver.
(1984) Leroy Lita: English footballer.
(1984) Elena Ivashchenko: Russian martial artist (d. 2013).
(1984) Duane Solomon: American runner.
(1983) Aiko Nakamura
(1983) Mike He: Taiwanese model and actor.
(1982) Beau Garrett
(1982) Matthew Santos
(1982) François Gourmet: Belgian decathlete.
(1982) Cedric Benson: American football player.
(1982) Kevin Pereira: American television host.
(1982) Ferry Rotinsulu: Indonesian footballer.
(1982) Curtis Glencross: Canadian hockey player.
(1982) Francois Gourmet: Belgian decathlete.
(1982) Matt Walst: Rock Singer.
(1981) Sienna Miller: British actress.
(1981) Khalid Boulahrouz: Dutch footballer.
(1981) Mika Vayrynen: Finnish footballer.
(1981) Narsha : South Korean singer dancer and actress (Brown Eyed Girls).
(1981) Frank Turner: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Million Dead and Möngöl Hörde).
(1981) Elizabeth Jordan Carr: first American test-tube baby.
(1981) Mika Väyrynen: Finnish footballer.
(1981) Orlando Smeekes: Curaçaoan footballer.
(1981) Elizabeth Carr: First test-tube baby born in United States to schoolteacher mom whose fallopian tubes had been removed.
(1981) David Moss: Hockey Player.
(1980) Vanessa Ferlito: American actress.
(1980) Ryta Turava: Belarusian race walker.
(1980) Lomana LuaLua: Congolese footballer.
(1980) Anna Trebunskaya: Dancer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Noomi Rapace: Swedish actress.
(1979) James Blake (tennis)
(1979) Bree Williamson: Canadian actress.
(1979) Bill Hall (infielder)
(1979) Rob Stewart (filmmaker)
(1979) Senna Guemmour: German singer-songwriter (Monrose).
(1979) Zach Hill
(1979) James Blake: American tennis player.
(1979) Rocko : Rapper.
(1979) Maksim Smirnov: Estonian footballer.

(1979) Bill Hall: American baseball player.
(1978) John Legend: R&B Singer.
(1978) Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace: English model actress and fashion designer.
(1978) Jang Min-hyeok: South Korean voice actor.
(1978) Chris Coyne: Australian footballer and manager.
(1978) Özgü Namal: Turkish singer-songwriter and actress.
(1977) Kery James
(1977) Ethan Kath
(1977) Shane Elford: Australian rugby league player.
(1977) Seun Ogunkoya: Nigerian sprinter.
(1977) Derrick Brew: American sprinter.
(1977) Keremcem : Turkish singer-songwriter and actor.
(1976) Joe Manganiello: TV Actor.
(1976) Brendan Hines
(1976) Carola del Bianco
(1976) Trond Nymark: Norwegian race walker.
(1976) Igor Zikovic: Croatian footballer.
(1976) Igor Žiković: Croatian footballer.
(1975) B J Ryan
(1975) Kesley Perrin: Canadian Football League defensive back (Winnipeg Blue Bombers).
(1975) Tannis Vallely in New York City: New York; actress (Janice Lazorotto-Head of the Class).
(1975) BJ Ryan: American baseball player.
(1975) B Ryan: American baseball player.
(1974) Markus Weinzierl: German footballer and manager.
(1974) Rob Niedermayer: Cassiar -- NHL center (Florida Panthers).
(1974) Jason Ridge: American porn actor and producer.
(1973) Seth Meyers: American actor.
(1973) Herborg Kråkevik: Norwegian singer and actress.
(1973) Ids Postma: Dutch speed skater.
(1973) Holger Blume: German sprinter.
(1973) Garth John Da Silva in Auckland: New Zealand; heavyweight boxer (Olympics-1996).
(1973) Herborg Krakevik: Norwegian singer and actress.
(1973) Marc Blume: German sprinter.
(1973) Alex Dimitriades: Australian actor.
(1973) Bobby Taylor: NFL cornerback (Philadelphia Eagles).
(1972) Cédric Soubiron: French composer, singer, programmer, and DJ, a founding member of the French hip hop group, Manau.
(1972) Pat Rafter: Australian tennis player, winner of his first major championship at the 1994 Manchester Open before going on to win the U.S.
(1972) Roberto Palacios: Peruvian footballer.
(1972) Greg Coolidge
(1972) Supakorn Kitsuwon: Thai actor.
(1972) Shinobu Terajima: Japanese actress.
(1972) Yannick Bestaven: French sailor, a professional skipper and the designer of the hydro-generator 'watt&sea,' an apparatus for generating electricity by means of a propeller driven by the movement of the boat.
(1972) Adam Clawson: Salt Lake City, Utah -- Slalom single canoe (1996 Olympics - 19th Place).
(1972) Jim Kitts: WLAF running back (Frankfurt Galaxy, Miami Dolphins).
(1972) Jean-Francois Jomphe Havre in St-Pierre: California, USA; NHL right wing (Anaheim Mighty Ducks).
(1972) Adam Vinatieri WLAF punter/kicker (Amsterdam Admirals: New England Patriots).
(1972) Adam Vinatieri: Football Player.
(1972) Patrick Rafter: Queensland, Australia -- Tennis star (1993 USTA / Aptos California).
(1971) Mariana Tosca
(1971) Juan Villegas
(1971) Benny Agbayani: American baseball player.
(1971) Anita Doth: Dutch singer-songwriter (2 Unlimited and Ray & Anita).
(1971) Steve Morrison: NFL linebacker (Indianapolis Colts).
(1971) William Gates: American basketball player.
(1971) Michael Watkins: NFL wide receiver (San Diego Chargers).
(1971) Melvin Nieves in San Juan: Puerto Rico; outfielder (Detroit Tigers).
(1971) Frank Sepe: American bodybuilder model and author.
(1970) Elaine Hendrix: American actress.
(1970) Brenda Schultz
(1970) Francesca Le: American porn actress and director.
(1970) James Jett: American sprinter and football player.
(1970) Brenda Schultz-McCarthy: Dutch tennis player.
(1970) Elizabeth McIntyre in Dunbar: West Virginia, USA; Miss America-West Virginia (1996).
(1970) Brenda Schultz-McCarthy in Haarlem: Netherlands; tennis star (1995, 1996 Oklahoma City).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Linus Torvalds: Finnish-American computer programmer developed Linux kernel.
(1969) Lines Torwald: Finnish inventor, credited with the creation of Linux.
(1969) James Trapp: NFL cornerback (Oakland Raiders).
(1968) Akihiko Hoshide: Japanese engineer and astronaut.
(1968) Jozef Dano in Skalica: Czechoslovakia; hockey forward (Team Slovakia 1998).
(1968) Jennifer Palmquest in Wilmot: South Dakota, USA; Miss South Dakota-America (1991).
(1968) Darrick Brownlow: NFL linebacker (Washington Redskins).
(1967) Ghani Yalouz: French athlete, wrestler, he won a silver medal at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics.
(1967) Chris Ware: American illustrator.
(1967) Paul Lynch in Sydney: New South Wales, Australia; canoeist (Olympics-1996).

(1966) Giulia Gam: Brazilian actress, talented and versatile in comedy, drama, theater and soaps.
(1966) Jan Bijvoet
(1966) Joe Wolf: NFL guard (Arizona Cardinals).
(1966) Jean-Christophe Choblet: French landscaper, designer of the Paris-Plages (Paris beaches), temporary artificial beaches created each summer along the river Seine in the centre of Paris, and, since 2007, along the Bassin de la Villette in the northeast of Paris.
(1966) Eric Evans: American gay video pornstar.
(1965) Dany Brillant
(1965) Michael E Mann
(1965) Mary Waddell Gainey in Hartsville: South Carolina, USA; Miss South Carolina-America (1991-second).
(1965) Allar Levandi: Estonian Nordic combined skier.
(1965) Martine Robine: Newspaper writer / Miss Junior Miss-France (1984).
(1964) Moïse Kaatumbi
(1964) Tex Perkins
(1964) Charles Sinek: dance skater (and Beata Handra-1997 Pacific Coast Senior third).
(1964) Maite Zuniga: Spanish athlete.
(1964) Pierre Pichenot: French homicide; he killed a bus driver at Nanterre, 5/24/1984.
(1964) Maite Zúñiga: Spanish runner.
(1963) Béatrice Uria-Monzon
(1963) Scott Flansburg
(1963) Willow Bay: TV host (Good Morning America).
(1963) Mel Stottlemyre Jr: Pitcher (Toronto Blues Jays).
(1963) Malcolm Gets: Actor (Richard Karinsky-Caroline In the City).
(1962) Michel Petrucciani: French pianist and composer who transcended the physical handicap of being a dwarf to work with established musicians, including saxophonists Lee Konitz and Charles Lloyd, but who was particularly noted for his passionate and extroverted solos.
(1962) Niel van der Watt: South African composer and educator.
(1962) Kaye Adams: Scottish television presenter, best known for her appearances on "Loose Women" from 1999 to 2006 and again from 2013.
(1962) Abdi Bile: Somalian runner.
(1962) Keith Lee: Basketball player (Memphis State).
(1962) Choi Soo Jong: South Korean actor.
(1962) Melissa R Kelly: former Maryland politician.
(1961) Heather Hafner in Santa Barbara: California, USA; WPVA volleyball player (National-7th-1990).
(1961) Kent Nielsen: Danish footballer and football coach.
(1960) Chad McQueen: American noted family, the son of actor Steve McQueen and dancer Neile Adams.
(1960) Zane William Smith
(1960) Ray Bourque: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1960) Raymond Bourque in MontrTal: Quebec, Canada; NHL defenseman (Team Canada, Boston Bruins).
(1960) Melvin Turpin: American basketball player (d. 2010).
(1960) Marty Roe in Lebanon: Ohio, USA; singer (Diamond Rio - "Meet in the Middle").
(1960) Claude Tchamitchian: French jazz double bass player and composer of Armenian origin.
(1960) Robert Chew: American actor (d. 2013).
(1960) Marty Roe: Lebanon, Ohio -- Singer (Diamond Rio-Meet in the Middle).
(1960) James Caan: Pakistani-English businessman founded Hamilton Bradshaw.
(1960) Zane Smith: American baseball player, a left-handed pitcher with the Atlanta Braves.
(1960) Dwight Anderson: American athlete, played pro basketball for one season, 1982-83.
(1960) Zane Smith in Madison: Wisconsin, USA; pitcher (Pittsburgh Pirates).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Ana Torroja: Spanish singer-songwriter (Mecano).
(1959) Andy McNab
(1959) Hansjörg Kunze: German runner and sportscaster.
(1959) Daniel Simpson: American composer.
(1959) Everson Walls NFL cornerback (Dallas Cowboys: New York Giants).
(1958) Gilles Leroy: French author.
(1958) Jean-Marc Governatori: French politician, former president and founder of the political movement 'La France en action' and current National Joint Secretary of The Independent Ecological Alliance.
(1958) Terry Butcher: English footballer and manager.
(1958) Joe Diffie in Tulsa: Oklahoma, USA; country singer/guitarist ("Home").
(1958) Carl Marsden: Bodyguard.

(1958) Twila Paris: American singer-songwriter and pianist.
(1958) Naomi Fujiyama: Japanese actress.
(1958) Carlos Carson: Football player.
(1958) Mike McGuire in Haleyville: Alabama, USA; singer (Shenandoah - "Sunday in the South").
(1957) Emmanuel Hamelin
(1957) Anne Sargeant: Australian netball player and sportscaster.
(1956) Nigel Kennedy: English violinist.
(1956) Michael Gibbons: rocker (Bo Donaldson and Heywoods - "Billy Don't be a Hero").
(1956) Kenneth Grant: Bass / vocalist (Midnight Star-No Parking, Operator).
(1955) Xibao Liu
(1955) Liu Xiaobo: Chinese author academic and activist Nobel Prize laureate.
(1955) Stephen Frost: English comedian actor and screenwriter.
(1954) Denzel Washington: American actor, named one of the nation’s ten favorite actors who has earned his place in Hollywood through consistent excellence.
(1954) Gayle King: Black-American editor-at-large for O, The Oprah Magazine, and former reporter, news anchor, talk show host and some-time actress.
(1954) Rosie Vela British singer (Zazu: Fools Paradise).
(1954) Denzel Washington in Mount Vernon: New York, USA; actor (Dr Chandler - St. Elsewhere).
(1954) Lanny Poffo: Canadian-American wrestler and manager.
(1954) Slavitza Jovan: Serbian model and actress.
(1953) Richard Clayderman: French pianist (easy listening) particularly famous in Asia.
(1953) Martha Wash: American singer-songwriter (The Weather Girls and C+C Music Factory).
(1953) Robin McGraw: Self-Help Author.
(1953) Tatsumi Fujinami: Japanese wrestler and promoter founded Dradition wrestling promotion.
(1953) Richard Clayderman pianist (Amour: Romantic America).
(1953) Charlie Pierce: American journalist and author of non-fiction works, Pierce has written feature articles and sports columns for such periodicals as Esquire, The Atlantic Monthly, Chicago Tribune, Boston Globe, New York Times and the Los Angeles Times.
(1953) Robert Pittman: TV executive / developer (MTV).
(1952) S Epatha Merkerson in Saginaw: Michigan, USA; actress (Lieutenant Van Buren - Law and Order).
(1952) Bridget Prentice: Scottish educator and politician.
(1952) Ray Knight third baseman (New York Mets: Baltimore Orioles).
(1952) Arun Jaitley: Indian lawyer and politician 9th Indian Minister of Law and Justice.
(1951) Gilbert Montagné
(1951) John Gray (US author)
(1951) Valdenir M Benedetti
(1951) Borwin Bandelow: German psychologist, a specialist in neurology and psychiatry.
(1951) Valdenir Benedetti: Brazilian professional astrologer who founded his own school, is a consultant, and the author of a sun-sign column in a woman's magazine.
(1951) John Gray: American psychotherapist and writer, the author of "Men, Woman and Relationships," 1990 and the best-selling (close to two million copies) "Men Are From Mars, Women From Venus," 1992.
(1951) Kenneth Pope: NFL Player.
(1951) Ian Buruma: Anglo-Dutch scholar and writer on Japan and the Far East.
(1950) Alex Chilton: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (The Box Tops and Big Star) (d. 2010).
(1950) Hugh McDonald: American bass player (Bon Jovi).
(1950) Clifford Cocks: English mathematician and cryptographer.
(1950) Alex Chilton in Memphis: Tennessee, USA; rock guitarist/vocalist (Box Tops - "Let Me Get Close to You", "The Letter").
(1950) Øivind Blunck: Norwegian actor and singer.
(1950) Rainer Maria Latzke: German mural artist.
(1950) ?ivind Blunck: Norwegian comedian and actor.
(1950) Rainer Latzke: German-American painter and academic.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Yasmin Aga Khan
(1949) Harry Middleton: American nature writer, most noted for his novel, The Earth is Enough, which chronicles Middleton's young life growing up in the rural Ozark mountains of the central United States.
(1949) Yasmin Khan: American noted family, the daughter of Prince Aly Khan and his wife, actress Rita Hayworth, born in Switzerland.
(1949) Barbara De Fina: American production manager and producer.
(1948) Mary Weiss: American singer (The Shangri-Las).
(1947) Edward Louis Zeines
(1947) Andrew Olle: Broadcaster.
(1947) Mamphela Ramphele: South African politician, a former activist against apartheid, a medical doctor, an academic and businesswoman.
(1947) Edward Zeines: American sculptor who often worked with chemicals and never wore a mask while sculpting his constructions.
(1947) Aurelio Rodríguez: Mexican baseball player coach and manager (d. 2000).

(1947) Louis Floch: French football/soccer player, who played professionally from 1965 to 1980, including with the French national team (1969–1973).
(1947) Aurelio Rodriguez: Mexican baseball player (d. 2000).
(1947) Dick Diamonde [Van Der Sluys]: Hilversum -- Rock bassist (Easybeats).
(1946) Edgar Winter: American musician, a keyboards and alto sax player who focused his career on jazz and rock.
(1946) Jean-Paul Favand: French actor and antiques dealer, who created 'The Musée des Arts Forains - Collection Jean-Paul Favand,' a private museum of funfair objects located in Paris.
(1946) Pierre Falardeau: Canadian director screenwriter and activist (d. 2009).
(1946) Mike Beebe: American lawyer and politician 45th Governor of Arkansas.
(1946) Bill Lee: American former Major League Baseball pitcher, nicknamed Spaceman.
(1946) Barbara : Lady Judge American-English lawyer and businesswoman.
(1946) Edgar Winter in Beaumont: Texas, USA; rocker ("They Only Come Out at Night", "Frankenstein").
(1946) Tim Johnson: American politician, senior senator from South Dakota.
(1945) Max Hastings: British editor-in-chief (Daily Telegraph).
(1945) Birendra of: Birendra of Nepal (d. 2001).
(1945) Dwight Bement: rocker (Gary Puckett and Union Gap - "Young Girl").
(1945) Birendra Bir Bikram Shah Deva: King of Nepal (1972- ).
(1944) Kary Mullis: American chemist and winner of the Nobel Prize at age 48.
(1944) Gordon Taylor: English footballer.
(1944) Johnny Isakson: American sergeant and politician.
(1944) Sandra Faber: American astronomer and academic.
(1943) Juan Thorne: Peruvian cardinal.
(1943) Bobby Comstock: Rocker.
(1943) Juan Luis Cipriani Thorne: Peruvian cardinal.
(1943) Oscar D: Dhlomo; South African Secretary-General of Inkatha (1978-90).
(1943) David Peterson in Toronto: Ontario, Canada; premier of Ontario Canada (Liberal) (1982-).
(1943) Juan Cipriani Thorne: Cardinal Priest and Archbishop of Lima in the Roman Catholic Church.
(1943) Richard Whiteley: English journalist and game show host (d. 2005).
(1943) Joan Ruddock: Welsh politician.
(1943) David Peterson: Canadian lawyer and politician 20th Premier of Ontario.
(1943) Keith Floyd: English chef and author (d. 2009).
(1942) Roger Swerts
(1942) Frederic Grasset: French diplomat who served as France's ambassador to Ireland.
(1942) Paul Horowitz in New York City: New York, USA; physicist, META project (Sloan Award 1971-3).
(1942) Lysian Bonnafous: French homicide victm, a psychiatrist who shot to death his wife and two teenage daughters on 5/13/1992, 3:50 PM, and then shot and killed himself.
(1941) Edmund Carpenter: American industrial technical engineer and CEO of General Signal, a maker of electronic and industrial gear.
(1941) Intikhab Alam: Indian-Pakistani cricketer and coach.
(1941) William Root: American poet, he is married to fellow poet Pamela Uschuk.
(1941) Tetsuya Watari: Japanese actor.
(1940) Loredana Furno: Italian ballerina and choreographer.
(1940) A Antony: Indian lawyer and politician Indian Minister of Defence.
(1940) Don Francisco: Chilean television host.
(1940) Alvin Elliot Singleton: Composer.
(1940) Lonnie Liston Smith American jazz performer (Cosmic Echoes: Magic Lady).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Karrer : Swiss astrologer, photographer and author.
(1939) Michael Hinz: German actor (d. 2008).
(1939) Yehoram Gaon: Israeli singer, actor, director, producer, TV and radio host, and public figure.
(1939) Philip Anschutz: American businessman founded Anschutz Entertainment Group.
(1939) Gloria Manon: Actress (Poker Alice, Mad Room), dies of cancer at 69.
(1939) Frank McLintock: Scottish footballer and manager.
(1939) Michelle Urry: American journalist and illustrator (d. 2006).
(1938) Charles Neville: American rock vocalist/saxophonist (Neville Brothers).
(1938) Bruce Yarnell in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Outlaws).
(1938) Janet Hough Bryant: Author / performing artist / educator.

(1938) Lagumot Harris: Nauruan politician and former President (d. 1999).
(1938) Dick Sudhalter: American trumpet player scholar and critic (d. 2008).
(1937) Ratan Tata: Indian industrialist.
(1937) Bengt Ahlfors: Finnish film director.
(1937) Jorge da Costa: Portuguese businessman.
(1937) Jean-Jacques Brochier: French journalist, editor of Le Magazine littéraire (English: The Literary Magazine) from 1968 to 2004.
(1936) Jacques Mesrine: French criminal (Born 1936).
(1936) Alan Vaughan: American noted parapsychology researcher who has presented a number of papers of his original research.
(1936) Jacques Mesrine: French bank robber and kidnapper.
(1936) Lawrence Schiller: American journalist director and producer.
(1936) Nichelle Nichols in Robbins: Illinois, USA; actress (Uhura - Star Trek).
(1936) Alan Coleman: English-Australian director producer and screenwriter (d. 2013).
(1935) Fernando Lopes: Portugal -- Director (Encoberto, Matar Saudades).
(1934) Maggie Smith: Movie Actress.
(1934) Herb Gardner
(1934) John Akers: American administrator and CEO with IBM, specializing in merchandise marketing.
(1934) Rudi Faßnacht: German footballer and manager (d. 2000).
(1934) Yujiro Ishihara: Japanese actor singer and producer (d. 1987).
(1934) David Warrilow: Actor (Simon, Radio Days, Dakota Road, Barton Fink).
(1934) Peggy Wilson: Golfer.
(1934) Alasdair Gray: Scottish writer and artist.
(1934) François Kourilsky: French physician and immunologist, a world leader in tumor biology and the major histocompatibility complex.
(1934) Dame Maggie Smith: British actress.
(1934) Rudi Fassnacht: German football manager (d. 2000).
(1933) Charles Fiterman: French politician.
(1933) John Y Brown: Jr.
(1933) Jack Perkins in Cleveland: Ohio, USA; newscaster (Prime Time Sunday, NBC Magazine).
(1933) Cornelius Gurlitt: The son of Hildebrand Gurlitt (art dealer and historian) hoarded a treasure of 1500 missing pictures (hypothetical market value hundreds of millions €) until found by German customs spring 2011 in Munich.
(1933) John Brown: American soldier lawyer and politician 55th Governor of Kentucky.
(1932) Nichelle Nichols: TV Actress.
(1932) Roy Hattersley: English journalist and politician Shadow Home Secretary.
(1932) Harry Howell: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1932) Dorsey Burnette in Memphis: Tennessee, USA; rocker ("Tall Oak Tree", "Hey Little One").
(1932) Manuel Puig: Argentina writer (Buenos Aires Affair), dies at 57.
(1932) Dorsey Burnette: American singer-songwriter (The Rock and Roll Trio) (d. 1979).
(1932) Dhirubhai Ambani: Indian businessman (d. 2002).
(1932) Clem Schouwenaars: Flemish poet / writer.
(1932) Titien Sumarni: Indonesian actress (d. 1966).
(1932) Nichelle Nichols in Robbins: Illinois, USA; actress (Uhura-Star Trek).
(1931) Guy Debord: French writer and film director.
(1931) John de Mol: Dutch vocalist / composer / producer.
(1931) Jean Depierris: France Writer.
(1931) Martin Milner: TV Actor.
(1931) Georg "Org" Marais: South African economist / underminister of Finance.
(1930) Mariam Aleem: Egyptian illustrator and academic (d. 2010).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Richard Williams: American child prodigy who, as one of the radio Quiz Kids, appeared on more of the shows than any of the others.
(1929) Owen Bieber: United Auto Workers president.
(1929) Brian Redhead: English journalist and author (d. 1994).
(1929) Maarten Schmidt: Netherlands -- US astronomer (quasars).
(1929) Terry Sawchuk NHL goaltender (Detroit Red Wings: Boston Bruins, Toronto Maple Leafs, New York Rangers).
(1929) Terry Sawchuk: Canadian-American ice hockey player (d. 1970).
(1928) Bill Gradison: American investment broker, and politician, a Republican congressman from Ohio between 1975-1993.
(1928) Moe Koffman: Canadian flute player saxophonist and composer (d. 2001).
(1928) Kamillo Lendvay: Composer.
(1928) Claus Landsittel: Germany Actor.

(1928) René Domingo: French soccer player.
(1928) Rene Domingo: France sport Champion.
(1927) Martin Milner in Detroit: Michigan, USA; actor (Route 66, Adam 12, Life of Riley).
(1927) Esther Sandoval: actress and a pioneer in Puerto Rico's television.
(1927) Anne Legendre: Armstrong; ambassador (to United Kingdom).
(1927) Simon Raven: English playwright / critic (Alms for Oblivion).
(1927) Jean Audibert: French diplomat, ambassador to Austria, 1983-1985; Belgium, 1986; Algeria, 1988-1992.
(1926) Primo Sentimenti: Italy sport Champion.
(1926) Donald Carr: German-English cricketer and referee.
(1926) Donna Hightower: American singer-songwriter (d. 2013).
(1926) Rodrigo Carazo Odio: President of Costa Rica from 8 May 1978 to 8 May 1982.
(1926) Gökşin Sipahioğlu: Turkish photographer and journalist (d. 2011).
(1925) Hildegard Knef: German actress who had been in 56 films by 1978, most notably the movie "Fedora.
(1925) Bill [William]: Westwood; British bishop of Peterborough.
(1925) Milton Obote: Ugandan engineer and politician 2nd President of Uganda (d. 2005).
(1925) Ti-Emile : French musician, often cited as one of the masters of the traditional music style known as bèlè.
(1925) Joyce Price: American astrologer.
(1925) Hildegarde Neff: Ulm, Germany -- Actress (Touch of Class, Mozambique).
(1924) Michael Gregsten: British homicide victim, shot and killed by a gunman on 8/23/1961, c. 3:00 AM GDT.
(1924) Milton Obote: President of Uganda (d. 2005).
(1924) Rod Serling in Syracuse: New York, USA; writer/host (The Twilight Zone, Night Gallery).
(1923) Andrew Duggan: Actor (Secret War of Harry Frigg, Winds of War).
(1923) Rene Le Brun: France Actor.
(1922) Stan Lee: Comic Book Author.
(1922) Ivan Desny
(1922) Antoine Humblet
(1921) Philippe de Gaulle
(1921) Nelson Burbrink: American baseball player, a right-handed catcher who appeared in 58 games with the St. Louis Cardinals between 5 June and 21 September 1955.
(1921) Johnny Otis: American musician.
(1921) Eddy Doorenbos: Dutch vocalist / pianist / guitarist.
(1921) Philippe De Gaulle: French military and noted family, a Rear-Admiral, the son of Charles de Gaulle.
(1921) de Gaulle: Paris 15?me Military man.
(1920) André Verchuren: French popular accordionist; his hit "Les fiancés d'Auvergne" sold 10 millions copies.
(1920) Princess Antoinette Baroness of Massy
(1920) James Counsilman: Birmingham sports Champions.
(1920) Doc Counsilman: American Olympic and hall-of-fame swimming coach from the United States.
(1920) Steve Van: Buren NFL halfback (Philadelphia Eagles).
(1920) Steve Van Buren: Honduran-American football player (d. 2012).
(1920) Bruce McCarty: American architect designed the Knoxville City-County Building (d. 2013).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Inocenti Carreno: composer.
(1919) Emily Neville: American author (d. 1997).
(1917) William Blakefield: American military, Major General.
(1917) Pierre Briquet: Excideuil Military man.
(1917) Ellis Clarke: President of Trinidad and Tobago (1976-87).
(1916) Nelly Landry: Belgian tennis player, she became French citizen after marriage with player Pierre Landry.
(1916) Noel Johnson British actor (Frenzy: Frightmare, Royal Flash).
(1915) Jack Milroy
(1915) Jacques Negrel: Marseille physician.
(1915) Pops Staples: American musician (The Staple Singers) (d. 2000).

(1915) Roebuck "Pops" Staples: US gospel / singer (Staple singers).
(1915) Flaminio Piccoli: Austrian/italian politician, minister, christian democrat.
(1915) Pierre Puech-Samson: French member of the Resistance in World War II, awarded the title of 'Compagnon de la Libération' (English: Companion of the Liberation).
(1914) Lee Bowman: American actor and singer, a Republican.
(1914) Pops Staples: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Staple Singers) (d. 2000).
(1914) Bidia Dandaron: Buddhist author and teacher in the USSR (Born 1914).
(1914) Bernard Youens: British actor (Coronation Street), dies at 69.
(1913) Frederick Larkin: American banker and CEO of Security Pacific Corporation.
(1913) Arthur Seres: France sport Champion.
(1913) Lou Jacobi: Toronto, Ontario -- Comedian (Dean Martin Show, Melba).
(1912) François-Henri Spoerry: French architect, developer, urban planner, philanthropist and writer.
(1912) Antonio De Girolamo: Italy Scientist.
(1912) Auguste Loubatieres: Agde physician.
(1911) Wil van Beveren: Dutch sprinter and journalist (d. 2003).
(1911) Sam Levenson New York City: New York, humorist (Sam Levenson Show, Masquerade Party).
(1911) Phani Majumdar: film maker.
(1910) Billy Williams: American singer (The Charioteers) (d. 1972).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Nikola J Vaptsarov: Bulgaria -- Poet (Subrani Sutsjinenija).
(1909) Billy Williams: Waco, Texas -- Singer (Your Show of Shows).
(1908) Lew Ayres: American actor onscreen from 1929.
(1907) HSD Starnaman: American professional astrologer and teacher.
(1907) Ze'ev Ben-Haim: Ukrainian-Israeli linguist and academic (d. 2013).
(1907) Roman Palester: Polish composer (The Weichsel).
(1906) Michel Bavastro: Nice EXecutives.
(1905) Fulvio Bernardini
(1905) Earl "Fatha" Hines: Duquesne, Pennsylvania -- Jazz pianist (Deep Forest).
(1905) Cliff Arquette: Toledo, Ohio -- Comedian (Charlie Weaver).

(1905) Antonio Fraguas: Spanish writer, historian, anthropologist and ethnographer.
(1905) Oscar Andriani: Italian actor who appeared in more than fifty films from 1937 to 1969.
(1905) Gajapatairaj Vijaya Ananda the Rajkumar of Vizianagram: India.
(1904) Sergei Yutkevich: St. Petersburg, Russia -- Director (Otello, Banya).
(1904) Clabon W Allen: Australian / British astronomer.
(1903) John von Neumann: Hungarian-born mathematician and physicist (Born 1903).
(1903) Earl Hines: American pianist and bandleader (d. 1983).
(1903) Mikhail Kalatozov
(1903) John Von Neumann: Hungarian-American pure and applied mathematician and polymath.
(1903) Henri Lauzin: French military, aviator, french air force general, fought in indochina & the far east.
(1903) Henry Lauzin: France Military man.
(1902) Mortimer J Adler New York City: New York, author (Encyclopedia Brittanica).
(1902) Shen Congwen: Chinese author and educator (d. 1988).
(1902) Mortimer Adler: American philosopher and author (d. 2001).

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