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Famous Birthdays of 28 July

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

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(2013) Italy Bus accident Monteforte Irpino: A bus was carrying pilgrims with children to their home from a catholic shrine (devotion to Padre Pio).

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Kaitlin De Guzman
(1998) Bianca Adam: YouTube Star.
(1998) Cartia Mallan: YouTube Star.
(1998) Sasha Szafir: Brazilian noted family, the daughter and first child of Xuxa, one of the most famous entertainment figures of South America.
(1998) Victoria Baldesarra: TV Actress.
(1998) Erik Peña Coss y Leon: Son of the mexican astrologer Gonzo Peña Tamez and his ex-wife Tere.
(1997) Taylor Marie: Vine Star.
(1997) Parris Gachette: YouTube Star.
(1996) Alonso Villalpando: Pop Singer.
(1996) Montana Thomas: American noted family, the son of actor Richard Thomas (45) and his second wife, Georgiana (36).

(1995) Brad Simpson: Pop Singer.
(1995) Paul Hignard: French sailor, solo skipper, the youngest competer in the 2014 "Route du Rhum" (aged 19).
(1995) Sam Okafor: Vine Star.
(1994) Cian Twomey: YouTube Star.
(1994) Leda Muir: YouTube Star.
(1994) Winnie Harlow: Model.
(1994) Brandon Calvillo: Vine Star.
(1993) Cher Lloyd: Pop Singer.
(1993) Harry Kane: Soccer Player.
(1993) Jordan Spieth: Athlete.
(1993) Stephen Quire: YouTube Star.
(1992) Spencer Boldman: TV Actor.
(1992) George Spencer-Churchill: Earl of Sunderland.
(1992) Julie Vu: YouTube Star.
(1992) Josh Cuthbert: Pop Singer.
(1991) James Alenson: American homicide victim, allegedly killed by John Odgren.
(1991) Rina Aizawa: Japanese actress and model.
(1990) Miami (Florida)
(1990) Soulja Boy: Rapper.
(1990) Soulja Boy Tell 'Em: American rapper.
(1990) Kriti Sanon: Actress.
(1990) Victoria Aveyard: Author.
(1990) Simone Pizzuti: Italian footballer.
(1990) Shana Swash: English actress.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Felipe Kitadai: Brazilian martial artist.
(1989) Acevedo Baby: Spanish-American baby born rapidly.
(1989) Adrien Broner: Boxer.
(1989) Charlotte Arnold: Actress.
(1988) Natasha Nice
(1988) Nicholas Matthews: Metal Singer.
(1988) Jeremy Lynch: YouTube Star.
(1988) Ryan Tannehill: Football Player.
(1988) Greg Hardy: Dallas Cowboys defensive end.
(1988) Gunnar Nelson: Icelandic mixed martial artist.

(1988) Ayla Brown: American teen of noted parents, reporter Gail Huff and Massachusetts politician Scott Brown.
(1987) Pedro Rogriguez Ledesma
(1987) Sarah Snook
(1987) Isis the Amazon
(1987) Sumire : Japanese fashion model (d. 2009).
(1987) Yevhen Khacheridi: Ukrainian-Greek footballer.
(1987) Yasser Corona: Mexican footballer.
(1987) Pedro Rodriguez Ledesma: Spanish footballer.
(1987) Pedro Ledesma: Spanish footballer.
(1986) Alexandra Richards: American model from noted family, the daughter of Patti Hansen and Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards, and the sister of Theodora Richards.
(1986) Maxime Mermoz
(1986) Alexandra Chando: American actress (As The World Turns TV show).
(1986) Nolan Gerard Funk
(1986) Huma Qureshi: Indian actress.
(1986) Lauri Korpikoski: Finnish ice hockey player.
(1986) Dulquer Salmaan: TV Actor.
(1986) Nolan Funk: Movie Actor.
(1985) Mathieu Debuchy: French footballer.
(1985) Dustin Milligan: Canadian actor producer and screenwriter.
(1985) Darren Murphy: Irish footballer.
(1985) Sharifah Sofia: English-Malaysian actress.
(1984) Zach Parise: American ice hockey player.
(1984) John David Washington: American actor and football player.
(1984) Leah Luv: American pornographic actress and director.
(1984) DeMeco Ryans: American football player.
(1984) Ali Krieger: Soccer Player.
(1984) Shantel Jackson: Reality Star.
(1983) Nick Youngquest
(1983) Blair Redford: Actor.
(1983) Dhanush : Movie Actor.
(1983) Cody Hay: Canadian figure skater.
(1982) Maksim Matveyev
(1982) Tom Pelphrey: American actor.
(1982) Mack Maine: Rapper.
(1982) Neil Harbisson: Artist.
(1982) Agusta Eva Erlendsdottir: Icelandic singer and actress.
(1982) Ágústa Erlendsdóttir: Icelandic singer and actress.
(1982) Cain Velasquez: MMA Fighter.
(1981) Jo In-sung: South Korean actor.
(1981) Jo In Sung: South Korean actor.
(1981) Billy Brown: TV Actor.
(1981) Billy Aaron Brown: American actor.
(1981) Michael Carrick: English footballer.
(1981) Bi Wenjing: Chinese gymnast.
(1981) Nancy Alexiadi: Greek singer.
(1980) Noel Sullivan: Welsh reality television contestant.
(1980) Jesse May
(1980) Stephen Christian: American singer-songwriter (Anberlin and Anchor & Braille).
(1980) Anthony Weaver: American football player.
(1980) Mike Alvarado: Boxer.
(1980) Darina : Mexican singer-songwriter.
(1980) Zoe Foster Blake: Author.
(1980) Tanc Sade: Actor.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Birgitta Haukdal: Icelandic singer-songwriter and producer (Írafár).
(1979) Jed Bernard
(1979) James Piotr Montague: British writer and journalist.
(1979) Kimberly Whiting: Miss Idaho Teen USA (1997).
(1979) Alena Popchanka: Belarusian-French swimmer and coach.
(1979) Lee Min-woo: South Korean singer-songwriter dancer and actor (Shinhwa).
(1979) Stefanie Küster: Paraguayan-German model actress and dancer.
(1979) Henrik Hansen: Danish footballer.
(1978) Yannick Jauzion
(1978) Kirina Mano

(1978) Hendrik Borgmann
(1978) Jacob Oram: New Zealand cricketer.
(1978) Hitomi Yaida: Japanese singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1978) Kārlis Vērdiņš: Latvian poet.
(1977) Travis Alexander: American murder victim, killed at his home in Mesa, Arizona.
(1977) Manu Ginobili: Argentine basketball player.
(1977) Emanuel Ginobili: Argentine professional basketball player who currently plays for the San Antonio Spurs of the National Basketball Association (NBA).
(1977) Florian Freistetter: Austrian astronomer, active in online media and blogs, writes also against astrology.
(1977) Manu Ginóbili: Argentinian basketball player.
(1977) Jonathan Rhys Meyers: Actor.
(1977) Aki Berg: Turku, Finland -- NHL defenseman (LA Kings).
(1976) Jacoby Shaddix: American singer (Papa Roach).
(1976) Anne-Elisabeth Blateau
(1976) Kai Schumann
(1976) Huma Abedin: Public Servant.
(1975) Leonor Watling: Spanish actress and singer (Marlango).
(1975) Alex Rodriguez: Athlete.
(1974) Alexis Tsipras: Greek politician who has been the Prime Minister of Greece since 26 January 2015, and the Leader of the Coalition of the Radical Left (SYRIZA) since 2009.
(1974) Nicole Narain
(1974) Afroman : Rapper.
(1974) Justin Lee Collins: British comedian.
(1974) Nadya Hutagalung: Indonesian-Australian model and actress.
(1973) Scott Bloom: Manhasset, New York -- Actor (Keys, Stuff).
(1973) Anne Wojcicki
(1973) Marc Dupré: Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1973) Steve Staios: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1973) Marc Dupre: Quebec humorist and singer.
(1973) Cassandra Clare: Author.
(1973) Paolo Matalon: Italian homicide victim, killed by his mother, Cristina, along with his dad, Antonio, and the dog, Zar, in August 2001, 13:30 in Milan.
(1972) Elizabeth Berkley: American actress.
(1972) Manuela Lopez
(1972) Evan Farmer
(1972) Walter Bénéteau: French cyclist, who raced in every Tour de France from 2000 until 2006.
(1972) Petra Magoni: Italian singer, who participated in the Festival di Sanremo in 1996 and 1997.
(1972) Chamaco (Antonio Borrero Borrero)
(1972) Ed Templeton: American skateboarder and businessman.
(1972) Stacy Evans: WLAF defensive end (Rhein Fire).
(1972) Brenda Schultz: Netherlands -- Tennis star.
(1972) Manley Woods: NFL / WLAF receiver (Seattle Seahawks, Rhein Fire).
(1972) Yeom Jeong-ah: South Korean actress.
(1972) Robert Chapman: English cricketer.
(1972) Ayesha Jhulka: Indian actress.
(1972) Yum Jung-ah: South Korean actress.
(1971) Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi
(1971) DJ Gusto
(1971) Billy Sawilchik
(1971) Annie Perreault: Canadian short-track speed skater.
(1971) Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi : Iraqi leader of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant.
(1971) Larry Kennedy: WLAF cornerback (Rhein Fire).
(1971) Stephen Lynch: American comedian and singer-songwriter.
(1970) Nikolaj Coster-Waldau: Actor.
(1970) Isabelle Brasseur: Canadian figure skater.
(1970) Michael Amott: Swedish guitarist and songwriter (Arch Enemy Spiritual Beggars Candlemass Carcass and Carnage).
(1970) Paul Strang: Zimbabwean cricketer and coach.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Alexis Arquette: American actress, musician, and cabaret performer.
(1969) Dana White: American businessman, entrepreneur, actor and the President of the mixed martial arts organization Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC).
(1969) Garth Snow: Wrentham, Massachusetts -- US hockey goalie (1994 Olympics).
(1969) Maria Grazia Cucinotta: Actress.
(1969) Wendi Simmons: Santa Rosa, California -- Heptathlete.
(1969) Alice Dixson: Filipino actress.
(1969) Jaimie Dawson: Geneva, Switzerland -- Canadian badminton player (1996 Olympics).
(1969) Frank Lickliter: Middletown, Ohio -- Nike golfer (1993 White Rose-24th).
(1969) Corey Raymond: NFL cornerback (Detroit Lions).
(1969) Jón Magnússon: Icelandic decathlete.

(1969) Jarrod Hanks: Lafayette, Louisiana -- US gymnist (1992, 96 Olympics).
(1969) Bryan Fuller: Producer.
(1968) Sébastien Courivaud
(1967) Taka Hirose: Japanese bass player (Feeder).
(1967) Lori Loughlin in New York: USA; actress (Edge of Night, New Kids, Secret Admirer).
(1967) Alex Galtcheniouk: Hockey forward (Team Belarus, Olympics - 1998).
(1967) Juliana Hatfield: Musician.
(1966) Geoffrey Moore
(1966) Jesus Cifuentes
(1966) Delphine Ernotte-Cunci
(1966) Élisabeth de Feydeau
(1966) Shikao Suga: Japanese singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1965) Vincent Moscato: French actor and humorist, sport radio talk host, former player (hooker) of the rugby union.
(1965) Daniela Mercury
(1965) Mariló Montero
(1965) Delfeayo Marsalis: American jazz trombonist and record producer.
(1965) James Biberi
(1965) Matali Crasset: French industrial designer, who in 2000 set up her own studio in Paris called Matali Crasset Productions.
(1965) Priscilla Chan: Hong Kong singer.
(1964) Lori Loughlin: American actress.
(1964) Bruce Wilkerson: NFL tackle (Jaguars, Green Bay Packers - Super Bowl 31).
(1964) Dave Alexander: NFL center (NY Jets).
(1963) Beverley Craven: British singer and songwriter born in Sri Lanka, noted for her ballads which won her the Best British Newcomer honor at the 1992 British Awards.
(1963) Donnie Yen: Actor.
(1962) Jonathan Pila: Australian mathematician at the University of Oxford.
(1962) Rachel Sweet: American actress singer producer and screenwriter.
(1961) René Jacquot
(1961) Yannick Dalmas: French race car driver.
(1961) Scott E Parazynski: Little Rock, Arkansas -- MD / Astronaut (STS 66, 86, sk:95).
(1961) David Huff: Rocker (Giant).
(1961) Harlem Yu: Taiwanese singer-songwriter and actor.
(1961) Aleksandr Kurlovich: Belarusian weightlifter.
(1961) Alexander Kurlovitch: Soviet weightlifter.
(1960) Alex Czerniatynski
(1960) Patrick Bresson
(1960) Yoichi Takahashi: Japanese mangaka (Captain Tsubasa, Hungry Heart Wild Striker).
(1960) Luiz Fernando Carvalho: Brazilian film director.
(1960) Luiz Carvalho: Brazilian director producer and screenwriter.
(1960) Jon Muth: American author and illustrator.
(1960) Yōichi Takahashi: Japanese illustrator.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) William T Vollmann
(1959) William Vollmann: American journalist and author.
(1959) Glenn Thompson: Politician.
(1959) William T Vollman: American novelist and essayist.
(1959) Ilia Consolo: French astrologer and writer, author of "Un battement d'amour" (2004), a love story written as a long poem, and "L'enseignement de la crèche" (2005).
(1958) Terry Fox: Canadian athlete, whose transcontinental run helped raise more than $24 million for cancer research.
(1958) Michael Hitchcock: American actor producer and screenwriter.
(1958) Sarah Schulman: American author & playwright, co-founder of the Lesbian Avengers political group.
(1957) Sophie Toscan du Plantier: French TV producer.
(1957) Bill Engvall: Comedian.

(1957) Milko Skofic: Italian noted family, the son of Gina Lollobrigida.
(1956) Georges Siffredi
(1956) Robert Swan: English explorer.
(1956) Luca Barbareschi: Italian-Uruguayan actor, television presenter and politician, a member of the Italian Chamber of Deputies.
(1956) Gilbert Ysern: French tennis administrator, the director of Roland-Garros (The French Open, a major tennis tournament held over two weeks between late May and early June in Paris, France).
(1956) John Feinstein: American journalist and author.
(1955) Terumi Kondo: Japanese astrologer, interested in the subject from childhood as the daughter of a professional astrologer.
(1955) Nikolay Zimyatov: Russian cross-country skier.
(1954) Hugo Chávez: Venezuelan politician and popular president of Venezuela, inaugurated on 2/02/1999, 10:45 AM, Caracas.
(1954) Steve Morse: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Dixie Dregs Deep Purple Living Loud Angelfire Kansas and Flying Colors).
(1954) Bruce Abbott: American actor.
(1954) Gerd Faltings: German mathematician and academic.
(1954) Mikey Sheehy: Irish Gaelic footballer.
(1954) Ken Margolis: Rocker (Mink DeVille).
(1954) Leigh Michaels: Writer.
(1954) Hugo Chavez: 52nd President of Venezuela.
(1953) Alain Riou
(1953) Yahoo Serious: Director.
(1953) James Thompson: American executive and CEO of J.B.
(1953) Steve Duncan: Knoxville, Tennessee -- Singer (Desert Rose Band-Love Reunited).
(1953) Michael Hintze: Businessman.
(1952) Vajiralongkorn : Crown Prince of Thailand.
(1952) Monique Vajiralongkorn: Crown Prince / Heir Apparent to Thailand throne.
(1952) Yoshitaka Amano: Japanese artist.
(1951) Kevin Ryerson: American psychic who contacts three entities who speak through him and another who had entered just 12 times in the past 16 years.
(1951) Alfredo Pérez Rubalcaba
(1951) Ray Kennedy (footballer)
(1951) Doug Collins: American basketball player and coach.
(1951) Ray Kennedy: English footballer.
(1951) Anthony A Williams: American politician.
(1951) Greg Gluffria: Washington, DC -- Rock keyboardist (House of Lords-Sahara).
(1951) Bob Diamond: Businessman.
(1951) Santiago Calatrava: Spanish architect and engineer designed the Athens Olympic Sports Complex.
(1950) Zeno Bianu
(1950) Roy Rogers (guitarist)
(1950) Shahyar Ghanbari: Iranian singer-songwriter.
(1950) David Hepworth: Journalist.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Vida Blue: American athlete, a baseball pitcher with Oakland in 1971.
(1949) Simon Kirke: English rock drummer best known as a member of Free and Bad Company.
(1949) Steve Took: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Tyrannosaurus Rex Pink Fairies Shagrat Steve Took's Horns) (d. 1980).
(1949) Peter Doyle: Australian singer and guitarist (The New Seekers) (d. 2001).
(1949) Marco Ferradini: Italian pop-rock singer-songwriter and musician, who debuted as a guitarist in several groups.
(1949) Rik Van Linden
(1949) Steven Peregrine Took: Rocker (T-Rex).
(1949) Robert Rankin: Novelist.
(1949) Randall Wallace: American screenwriter and film producer.
(1948) Gerald Casale: American singer-songwriter guitarist and director (Devo and Jihad Jerry & the Evildoers).

(1948) Jay Matthews: Canadian champion skater.
(1948) Sally Struthers: American actress.
(1948) Georgia Engel: in Washington DC; actress (Georgette - Mary Tyler Moore Show).
(1948) Sally Struthers: American actress.
(1948) Jerry Casale: American musician, a songwriter, keyboardist and bassist with "Devo," a rock ‘n’ roll group.
(1948) Eiichi Ohtaki: Japanese singer-songwriter and producer (Happy End) (d. 2013).
(1948) Sergei Bodrov: Khabarovsk, Russia -- Director (Katala, Somebody to Love).
(1947) Christian Delagrange
(1947) Sally Struthers: American actress best noted for her vacuous role of Gloria in the TV series "All in the Family" that premiered 1/12/1971 and starred in the show with high ratings for seven years.
(1947) Barbara Ferrell
(1947) Barbara Ann Ferrell Edmondson: Mississippi, United States -- 4x100m runner (1968 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1947) Sally Struther in Portland: Oregon, USA; actress (Gloria - All in the Family).
(1947) Miguelina Cobian: Santiago, Cuba -- 4x100m runner (1968 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1947) Elena Novikova-Belova: USSR -- Foils (1968 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1947) Louis Berot
(1947) Sylvain Auroux: French linguist.
(1947) Alexei Sergeyevich Borodai: Russian Colonel / Cosmonaut.
(1946) Douglas H Bosco: (Rep-D-California, 1983- ).
(1946) Donald Evans: Public Servant.
(1946) Jean-Claude Hallais: French race horse jockey, a harnessed trot racer who won the Prix d'Amérique in 1992.
(1946) Guido Caroselli: Italian journalist and meteorologist.
(1946) Fahmida Riaz: Pakistani writer and feminist.
(1946) Linda Kelsey: American actress.
(1946) Jonathan Edwards: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1946) Linda Kelsey in Minneapolis: Minnesota, USA; actress (Billie - Lou Grant, Kate - Day by Day).
(1945) Richard Wright (musician)
(1945) Jim Davis (cartoonist)
(1945) Richard William Wright: Rock guitarist (Pink Floyd-Brick in the Wall).
(1945) Anne Rush: American writer and illustrator, the author of several books including Feminism as Therapy (1974), Moon, Moon (1976), and The Modern Book of Yoga (1996).
(1945) Jim Davis: Actor (Jack Ewing-Dallas), dies at 65.
(1944) Jean-Marie Leblanc: French professional road bicycle racer (1966-1971) who was general director of the Tour de France from 1989 to 2005.
(1944) Frances Lee McCain
(1944) Mike Bloomfield: Rocker.
(1944) François Fabius: French antique dealer who died in Paris on 13 August 2006.
(1944) Daniel Morelon: France -- 1K speed skater (1968, 72 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1943) Mike Bloomfield: American musician, an important guitarist in American rock'n'roll who played with the biggies from the time he was 15.
(1943) Bill Bradley: American politician, a former basketball star.
(1943) Daniel Poulou
(1943) Finis Conner: American merchandise marketer and CEO of Conner Peripherals, a PC disk drive company that specializes in keeping electronics small and fast.
(1943) Richard Wright: English singer-songwriter and keyboard player (Pink Floyd) (d. 2008).
(1943) Sam Brown: Activist.
(1943) Lawrence Elkins: football player FL (Houston Oilers).
(1943) Bill Bradley in Crystal City: Missouri, USA; basketball player (New York Knicks), politician (Senator-Democrat-New Jersey), Rhodes scholar.
(1942) Erik van Slooten
(1942) Philippe Chaulet
(1942) Tonia Marketaki: Greek film director and screenwriter (Born 1942).
(1942) Erik Slooten: Dutch-German linguist, art historian, philosopher and teacher for Dutch and philosophy in Munich as well as a second-generation professional astrologer, the son of an astrologer.
(1942) Marty Brennaman: American sportscaster.
(1941) Riccardo Muti: Italian musician and orchestra conductor, especially admired for his Verdi performances.
(1941) Colin Higgins: American film director born in New Caledonia whose works include "Harold and Maude," "The Best Little Whore House In Texas" and the Shirley MacLaine TV movie, "Out On A Limb.
(1941) Jean-Claude Dassier: French soccer club manager, who was the president of the 'Olympique de Marseille' club between June 2009 and June 2011.
(1941) Riccardo Muti in Napoli: Italy; conductor (Philadelphia Orchestra).
(1941) Peter Cullen: Canadian voice actor.
(1941) Charlie Norwood: American politician (Born 1941).
(1941) Susan Roces: Filipino actress and producer.
(1940) Philip Proctor: American voice actor and screenwriter.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Sander Littel: Dutch artist, a painter who had his first exhibition in 1958.
(1939) Richard Johns: English air marshal.
(1938) Alberto Fujimori: Japanese-Peruvian politician, who became President of Peru in 1990.
(1938) Ian McCaskill: Scottish weather forecaster.
(1938) Chuan Leekpai: Thai prime minister from September 1992 until July 1995.
(1938) Luis Aragonés: Spanish footballer coach and manager (d. 2014).
(1938) George Davidson: American chemical engineer, operations administrator and CEO of Consolidated Natural Gas.
(1938) Luis Aragones: Spanish football manager.
(1938) Arsen Dedić: Croatian singer-songwriter and poet (d. 2015).
(1938) Alberto Fujimoro: President of Peru (1990- ).

(1938) Mabel Manzotti: Argentine film, stage and television actress.
(1938) George Cummings: Rocker (Dr Hook & Medicine Show).
(1938) Gary Gygax: Inventor.
(1938) Robert Hughes [Studley Forrest]: Australia -- Writer / critic (Barcelona).
(1937) Francis Veber: French film director, screenwriter and producer, and theater playwright.
(1937) Peter Duchin in New York City: New York, USA; pianist/bandleader (Peter Duchin Orchestra).
(1937) Anthony Ward: Writer.
(1936) Jim Galloway: Scottish-Canadian jazz clarinetist and saxophone player.
(1936) Garfield Sobers: Barbadian cricketer.
(1936) Garry Sobers: West Indies sports figure, a cricketing legend known as the greatest all-rounder of all time.
(1936) Russ Jackson: Canadian football player and coach.
(1935) Norman Ralph Augustine: Author.
(1935) Lisa Gastoni: Italian actress, daughter of an Italian father and an Irish mother, Gastoni moved to England after World War II and there began her film and modeling career.
(1935) Neil McKendrick: English historian and academic.
(1935) Simon Dee: British television broadcaster (d. 2009).
(1934) Norman D Shumway: (Rep-R-California, 1979- ).
(1934) Robert Lion: French politician, government official and head of various associations.
(1934) Lau Kar-leung: Chinese actor martial artist and director (d. 2013).
(1934) Wolfgang Lohmann: Diploma in economic sciences; 14 years practice as managing director in the paper- and woodworking-industries; now management consultant with focus on strategy, corporate culture, team development and personal coaching.
(1934) Jacques d'Amboise: American dancer and choreographer.
(1933) Charlie Hodge: Canadian ice hockey player and scout.
(1932) Russell Johnston
(1932) David Johnston: Scottish politician and M.P.
(1932) Natalie Babbitt: American author and illustrator of children's books.
(1931) Darryl Hickman: American child actor who, with his younger brother Dwayne, was driven by a stage mother.
(1931) Derryl Hickman: Hollywood Actor.
(1931) Johnny Martin: Australian cricketer (d. 1992).
(1931) Alan Brownjohn: English poet and author.
(1931) Jerry Van Dyke: Actor.
(1930) Jean Roba: Belgian author and illustrator (d. 2006).
(1930) Colette Duval: French female sports parachutist/skydiver, fashion model, actress and author of the book 'S'en fout la mort' (don't care about death).
(1930) Darryl Hickman in Hollywood: California, USA; actor (Human Comedy, Tea and Sympathy).
(1930) Ramsey Withers: Canadian general (d. 2014).
(1930) Kimbrough: American singer and guitarist (d. 1998).
(1930) Firoza Begum: Bangladeshi singer (d. 2014).
(1930) Ramsey Muir Withers: Canadian military figure.
(1930) Junior Kimbrough: American blues guitarist and vocalist (d. 1998).
(1930) Shirley Williams: Politician.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
(1929) Jacqueline Lee Bouvier Kennedy Onassis: New York, United States -- 1st lady (1961-63).
(1929) Remco [Wouter] Campert: Dutch literary / poet / Son of Jan Campert.
(1929) Jacqueline Onassis: American First Lady, wife of US President John F. Kennedy.
(1928) Georges Oudot
(1928) Adrian Ratiu: Composer.
(1927) John Ashbery: American poet and professor, winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry among other prestigious awards.
(1927) Pasquale Festa Campanile: Italian screenwriter, film director and novelist, mostly known as a prominent exponent of the 'commedia all'italiana' genre.
(1927) Ermes Muccinelli: Italy sport Champion.
(1927) Betty Fussell: American writer, journalist, restaurant reviewer and college instructor, Fussell has written such diverse material as "Mabel," the biography of comedienne Mabel Normandy, "Masters of American Cookery" (1983) and "My Kitchen Wars" (2000).

(1927) Larry Singleton: American merchant marine officer, age 51 when he raped and mutilated 15-year-old Mary Vincent, a hitchhiker and runaway girl (born 5/17/1963, California).
(1926) Claude Stavisky: French magician, an illusionist and conjurer.
(1926) Charlie Biddle: American-born Quebec jazz bassist (d. 2003).
(1925) André Boucourechliev
(1925) Kenneth M Stewart: Euro MP for Merseyside West.
(1925) Baruch Blumberg: American physician and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2011).
(1925) Larry Pruden: Composer.
(1925) Baruch Samuel Blumberg: American physician, Nobel laureate (d. 2011).
(1925) Bruce Matthews: Newspaper executive.
(1924) Roger Pelloquin: Levallois-Perret Journalist.
(1924) CT Vivian: American Civil Rights Movement activist.
(1924) Luigi Musso: Italian race car driver (d. 1958).
(1924) C Vivian: American minister author and activist.
(1923) Vladimir Basov
(1923) Mary Jane Odell: Iowa, United States -- Secretary of State.
(1923) Ray Ellis: American record producer and arranger (Born 1923).
(1923) Michio Watanabe: Politician.
(1923) Kent L Lee: US Vice-Admiral (WWII-Marianas / Palau).
(1922) William Coblentz: American attorney and influential Democrat, government appointee.
(1922) Norman Lear: Producer.
(1922) Jacques Piccard: Switzerland -- Undersea explorer (bathyscaph Trieste).
(1921) Pietro Giudici: Italy sport Champion.
(1920) Gilbert Trigano: St-Maurice EXecutives.
(1920) Denis Saunders: South African astrologer and homeopath, Dr. Saunders is considered the father of astrology in South Africa.
(1920) Roger Bouzinac: Albi Journalist.
(1920) Andrew McLaglen: English-American director and producer (d. 2014).
(1920) Roland Poype: French aviator and industrialist.
(1920) Preben Mahrt: Danish actor (d. 1989).

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1919 - 1910

(1917) Pierre Bettencourt
(1916) VM Brockwell: British clairvoyant.
(1916) David Brown: NYC, New York -- Director (Jaws, Planet of the Apes).
(1915) Charles Townes: American physicist, Nobel Prize winner and educator.
(1915) Dick Sprang: American illustrator (d. 2000).
(1915) Wendell Coats: American military, general.
(1915) Enrique Solari Swayne: Peruvian psychologist, playwright and writer, considered one of the greatest exponents of Peruvian theater.
(1914) Woody Strode
(1914) Raoul Vaudable: B?ziers Military man.
(1914) Carmen Dragon: American conductor, composer and arranger (Born 1914).

(1913) Philip Guston: Artist.
(1911) Samuel Beer: American writer, professor of political science.
(1911) Ann Doran: Amarillo, Texas -- Actress (Longstreet, Shirley).
(1911) Gerhard Stoeck: Germany -- Javelin thrower (1936 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1910) Clive Robertson Caldwell: British fighter pilot.
(1910) Bill Goodwin San Francisco California: announcer (Burns and Allen, Boing Boing Show).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) André Grandclément
(1909) Aenne Burda: Aenne Burda German publisher (d. 2005).
(1909) Pierre Feuillette: Boulogne sur Mer physician.
(1909) Malcolm Lowry: English writer (Ultramarine), dies at 48.
(1908) Zbigniew Turski: Composer.
(1908) Eva Magni: Italy Actor.
(1908) Antoine De Francesco: French astrologer, author of the 1983 books "Manuel de Némésis: signes, décans, maisons, aspects," "Manuel de Pluton et philosophie: signes, décans, maisons, aspects" and "Manuel de Cérès.
(1907) Earl Tupper: American inventor and businessman founded Tupperware Brands (d. 1983).
(1907) Earl S Tupper: Inventor (Tupperware).
(1906) André Jubelin: French naval aviator who served with distinction in the French navy and the Fleet Air Arm during World War II.

(1906) Gottlob Frick: Singer.
(1906) Robert Meynier: Noyon Military man.
(1906) Andr? Jubelin: Toulon Military man.
(1905) Eva Hoboken: German writer who wrote under the pseudonym "Eva Boy.
(1905) Leo Durocher: Athlete.
(1905) Charles William Hutton: Architect.
(1904) [John] Selwyn [Brooke] Lloyd: British statsman.
(1903) Honorine Rondello
(1903) Catherine Dale Owen: Louisville, Kentucky -- Actress (Behind Office Doors).
(1902) Karl Popper: Austrian native who emigrated to England, is one of the 20th century's greatest philosophers of science.
(1902) Kenneth F Fearing: United States -- Poet (Dead Reckoning).
(1902) Karl Raimund Popper: Austrian / British philosopher (Logic of Forschung).
(1902) Albert Namatjira: Australian painter (d. 1959).
(1901) Rudy Vallee: Vermont, United States -- Singer (Vagabond Dreams, My Time Is Your Time).
(1901) Rudy Vallée: American singer actor and saxophonist (d. 1986).
(1901) Freddie Fitzsimmons: American baseball player coach and manager (d. 1979).
(1901) Sandor Vandor: Composer.
(1900) Catherine Dale Owen: American actress (d. 1965).
(1900) Catherine Owen: American actress (d. 1965).
(1900) Maurice Johnstone: Composer.

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