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Famous Birthdays of 28 May

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

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(2010) Prince Louis of Bourbon: elder son of Prince Louis, Duke of Anjou.

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2009 - 2000

(2002) Adam Pearl: French noted family, the son of Daniel Pearl and his wife Mariane, about 6 lbs.
(2001) Daniel Veda: YouTube Star.
(2001) Izabela Vidovic: TV Actress.
(2000) Emily Goldberg: American noted family, the daughter of newscaster Lee Goldberg of WABC TV and his wife Jessica.
(2000) Adriel Delson: Vine Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Cameron Boyce (actor)
(1999) Lily-Rose Depp: Actress.
(1999) Cameron Boyce: TV Actor.
(1999) Andrew Hale: Musical.
(1999) Kyle Brooks: Pop Singer.
(1999) Joshua Brooks: Pop Singer.
(1998) Luis Moreno: Filipino archer.
(1998) Riho Sayashi: Japanese singer and actress (Morning Musume).
(1997) Caroline Sartorius: Family Member.
(1997) Dustin McNeer: Model.

(1997) Brendan Lunn: Vine Star.
(1996) Sean O'Donnell: Instagram Star.
(1996) Courtlend Anderson: Rapper.
(1995) Jacob Kogan: American actor.
(1994) Son Yeon-jae: South Korean gymnast.
(1993) Bárbara Luz: Portuguese tennis player.
(1993) Mason Shefa: American director and producer.
(1993) Jonnie Peacock: English sprinter.
(1992) Tom Carroll: English footballer.
(1992) Mira Gonzalez: American poet.
(1992) Tommy Mallet: Reality Star.
(1992) Huang Qiushuang: Chinese gymnast.
(1991) Alexandre Lacazette: Soccer Player.
(1991) Alex Strecci: YouTube Star.
(1991) Sharrif Floyd: American football player.
(1991) Beauty Gonzalez: Filipino actress.
(1991) Kail Piho: Estonian skier.
(1990) Eyedress
(1990) Kyle Walker: Soccer Player.
(1990) Chris Colfer: Actor.
(1990) Nathan Carter: Country Singer.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Denisa Dvorakova
(1988) Meisa Kuroki: Japanese actress and singer.
(1988) Carmen Jordá
(1988) NaVorro Bowman: American football player.
(1988) Amra Olevic: Makeup Artist.
(1988) Percy Harvin: American football player.
(1988) David Perron: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1988) Craig Kimbrel: American baseball player.
(1988) Luke Prosser: English footballer.
(1987) Yoann Kowal: French athlete, steeplechaser, he received the gold medal at the 2014 European championship in place of Mekhissi who was downgraded.

(1987) Jessica Rothe
(1986) Seth Rollins: Wrestler.
(1986) Eline Berings
(1986) Charles N'Zogbia: French footballer.
(1986) Ingmar Vos: Dutch decathlete.
(1986) Berrick Barnes: Australian rugby player.
(1986) Joseph Cross: American actor.
(1986) Michael Oher: American football player.
(1986) Caitlin Meuse: American teenage victim of assault.
(1985) Carey Mulligan: British actress.
(1985) Colbie Caillat: American singer-songwriter.
(1985) Emily O'Brien
(1985) Simon Pouplin: French football/soccer player, a goalkeeper with Stade Rennais (2004–2008), SC Freiburg (2008–2011), Sochaux (2012–2014) and Nice (2014–).
(1985) Pablo González: Argentinian footballer.
(1985) Konstantinos Mendrinos: Greek footballer.
(1985) Karima : Italian pop and soul singer.
(1985) Kostas Mendrinos: Greek footballer.
(1984) Beth Allen: New Zealand actress.
(1984) Loren Sepeda: American kidnapped infant abducted when she was not quite 16 hours old by an 18-year-old woman who had recently lost her own baby.
(1983) Megalyn Echikunwoke
(1983) Roman Atwood: YouTube Star.
(1983) Toby Hemingway: English actor.
(1983) Humberto Sanchez: Dominican baseball player.
(1983) Steve Cronin: American soccer player.
(1983) Humberto Sánchez: Dominican-American baseball player.
(1983) Paul Robson: Scottish National Hunt jockey who had a career total of 89 wins from over 600 rides between 2001–2005 including 29 in one of his early seasons.
(1982) Alexa Davalos: French-American actress.
(1982) Jhonny Peralta: Baseball Player.
(1982) Desiree del Valle: Filipino actress.
(1981) Laura Bailey (voice actress)
(1981) Victoria Legrand: American singer-songwriter and keyboard player (Beach House).
(1981) Daniel Cabrera: Dominican-American baseball player.
(1981) Uğur İnceman: German-Turkish footballer.
(1981) Aaron Schock: American lawyer and politician.
(1981) Derval O'Rourke: Irish hurdler.
(1981) Adam Green: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Moldy Peaches).
(1981) Eric Ghiaciuc: American football player.
(1981) Darnell Dockett: Athlete.
(1981) Laura Bailey: American voice actress.
(1981) Meagan Cignoli: YouTube Star.
(1980) Mickael Bourgain
(1980) Mark Feehily: Irish vocalist (Westlife).
(1980) Dave Lepard: Swedish rock singer and guitarist (Born 1980).
(1980) Cheri Wheeler: Miss Georgia Teen USA (1997).
(1980) Miguel Perez: Spanish footballer.
(1980) Miguel Pérez: Spanish footballer.
(1980) Markus Feehily: Irish singer-songwriter and pianist (Westlife).
(1980) Olivier Thomert: French football/soccer player, who started his career at Le Mans, and had spells at Lens, Rennes and Hércules.
(1980) Lucy Shuker: English tennis player.
(1980) Jørgen Strickert: Norwegian comedian author and radio host.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Monica Keena: American actress.
(1979) Jesse Bradford: American actor.
(1979) Markus Frind
(1979) Nonso Anozie
(1979) Ronald Curry: American football player and coach.
(1979) Joeri Jansen: Belgian athlete.
(1979) Abdulaziz al-Omari: Saudi Arabian terrorist hijacker of American Airlines Flight 11 (d. 2001).
(1978) Sylvie Tellier
(1978) Férréol Cannard
(1978) Jimmy Casper: French road bicycle racer, who competed as a professional between 1998 and 2012.

(1978) Jake Johnson: TV Actor.
(1978) Jep Robertson: Reality Star.
(1978) Rufa Quinto: Filipino actress comedienne and singer.
(1978) Rufa Mae Quinto: Filipino actress and comedienne.
(1977) Elisabeth Hasselbeck: American television panelist (The View).
(1977) Shanola Hampton: Actress.
(1977) Brian Friedman: Choreographer.
(1977) Ashley Ryan Ruiz Offord in Miami: Florida, singer (Menudo-Cannonball).
(1977) Jeremy Borash: American professional wrestling announcer.
(1976) Jordyn Blum
(1976) Elenoire Casalegno: Italian television presenter, actress and model.
(1976) Liam O'Brien: American voice actor director and screenwriter.
(1976) Glenn Morrison: Australian rugby player and coach.
(1976) Roberto Goretti: Italian footballer.
(1976) Zaza Enden: Georgian-Turkish wrestler basketball player and coach.
(1976) Alexei Nemov: Russian gymnast.
(1976) Jasmine Meakin: Choreographer.
(1975) Gaël Leforestier
(1975) Charmaine Sheh: Hong Kong actress and singer.
(1975) Denise Van Outen: Actress.
(1975) Misbah-ul-Haq : Pakistani cricketer.
(1975) Marc Bauer: Swiss illustrator.
(1975) Maura Johnston: American journalist critic and academic.
(1975) Caresa Winters: Miss South Dakota USA (1996).
(1975) Andre Benjamin: Musician.
(1975) Jamie Oliver: Chef.
(1975) Mike Fisher: Naperville, Illinois -- Soccer midfielder (1996 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1974) Romain Duris: French actor born to an engineer-architect; he studied arts at university.
(1974) Alexa Minshew
(1974) Misbah Ul-haq: Cricket Player.
(1974) Hans-Jörg Butt: German footballer.
(1974) Alicia Minshew: American actress.
(1973) Lionel Letizi: French football/soccer goalkeeper, who played four matches for the France national team.
(1973) Marco Paulo: Portuguese footballer.
(1973) Pat Peake: Rochester -- NHL center (Washington Capitals).
(1973) Ryan Tubridy: TV Show Host.
(1973) Jack McBrayer: Actor.
(1973) Todd Sweeris in Grand Rapids: Michigan, USA; table tennis player (Olympics-1996).
(1973) Marco Lemos: Portuguese footballer and manager.
(1973) Michael Gunning: American military, a graduate of West Point Academy in 1996, stationed at Fort Sill, KS.
(1972) Chiara Mastroianni: French actress, daughter of Catherine Deneuve and Marcello Mastroianni.
(1972) Cheryl Demkowski in Syracuse: New York, USA; dance skater (and Gregory Maddalone).
(1972) Kate Ashfield: English actress.
(1972) Michael Boogerd: Dutch cyclist and manager.
(1972) Doriva : Brazilian footballer and manager.
(1972) Denise Booker in Liverpool: England; golfer (South Australian Jr champion 1990).
(1971) Marco Rubio: American politician, United States Senator from Florida, serving since January 2011.
(1971) Isabelle Carré: French actress, she won a Cesar award (best actress) for her role in "Se souvenir des belles choses" in 2001, playing with Bernard Campan.
(1971) Jeff Gove in Seattle: Washington, USA; Nike golfer (1991 Ralphs Senior Classic).
(1971) Jeff Gove: Seattle, Washington -- Nike golfer (1991 Ralphs Senior Classic).
(1971) Paul Bettany: Actor.
(1971) Isabelle Carre: French actress.
(1971) Nick Bravin in New York City: New York, USA; fencer-foil (Olympics-1996).
(1971) Krista Harrison: American homicide victim, age 11 when she was abducted by Robert Buell on 7/17/1982.
(1971) Ekaterina Gordeeva: Russian figure skater and sportscaster.
(1970) Glenn Quinn: Irish actor (d. 2002).
(1970) Mara Brock Akil: Writer.
(1970) Jimi Goodwin: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Doves and Sub Sub).
(1970) Ben Williams: WLAF defensive end (London Monarchs).
(1970) David Roberts in Alameda: California, USA; hockey forward (Olympics-1994).
(1970) Jason Belser: NFL cornerback (Indianapolis Colts).
(1970) Joseph Fiennes: Actor.
(1970) Paul Sinha: English comedian and physician.
(1970) Morgan Fox: Prince George, British Columbia -- Playmate (Dec, 1990).
(1970) Ian Cashmore: English actor and paranormal investigator.
(1970) Bobby Bognar: American singer (The Piper Downs).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Rob Ford: 64th Mayor of Toronto.
(1969) Muriel Barbery
(1969) Valérie Barlois: French fencing champion who competed in the Atlanta Olympics, winning a Silver Medal in singles epee fencing on 7/20/1996 and a Gold Medal in team epee fencing with Blessels and Moresee-Pichot, 7/24/1996.
(1969) Justin Kirk: American actor.
(1969) Damian Rhodes in Saint Paul: Minnesota, USA; NHL goalie (Ottawa Senators).
(1969) Mike DiFelice: American baseball player and manager.
(1969) Bob Meeks: WLAF corner (Barcelona Dragons).
(1969) Craig Federighi: Businessman.
(1969) Frank McCormack in Leicester: Massachusetts, USA; cyclist (Olympics-1996).
(1968) Kylie Minogue: Australian singer, songwriter, and actress.

(1968) Tony Leech
(1968) Chubb Rock
(1968) Sandra Bacher in Long Island: New York, USA; half-heavyweight judoka (Olympics-1992, 1996).
(1968) Tomas P Pukstys: Chicago, Illinois -- Javelin thrower (1996 Olympics - 8th Place).
(1968) Char Thompson: WLAF running back (Barcelona Dragons).
(1967) Glen Rice: American basketball player: guard/forward, Hornets.
(1967) David Plouffe: Public Servant.
(1967) Eddie McClintock: Actor.
(1967) Emma Kennedy: English television presenter and actress.
(1967) Paul Gascoigne: Athlete.
(1967) Tory Epps: NFL defensive tackle (NO Saints).
(1967) Kari Wuhrer in Brookfield: Connecticut, USA; MTV/actress (Remote Control, Beverly Hills 90210, Out Of Sync).
(1966) Roger Kumble: American director screenwriter and playwright.
(1966) Ashley Laurence: American film and television actress.
(1966) Sean Kinney: Musician.
(1966) Miljenko Jergović: Bosnian novelist and journalist.
(1965) Peri Cochin
(1965) Robbi Chong
(1965) Catherine Tanvier: French tennis player, who emerged in the mid-1980s as one of the brightest young talents in the game.
(1965) Christa Miller in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Kate - The Drew Carey Show).
(1965) Michael Charles Brisky in Brownsville: Texas, USA; PGA golfer (1995 Buick-second).
(1965) Todd Bridges: Actor.
(1965) Chris Ballew: American singer-songwriter and bass player (The Presidents of the United States of America and Caspar Babypants).
(1965) Pat Cash: Athlete.
(1965) Mary Coughlan: Irish politician and Deputy prime minister of Ireland.
(1965) Chantal Bailey in Champaign: Illinois, USA; speed skater (Olympics-1994).
(1964) Christa Miller: American actress.
(1964) Jeff Fenech: Australian boxer and Olympics competitor in the sport in 1984 in Los Angeles.
(1964) Armen Gilliam: American basketball player for several professional teams beginning with the Phoenix Suns right after college.
(1964) Beth Herr in Middletown: Ohio, USA; tennis star.
(1964) Armon Gilliam NBA forward (Milwaukee Bucks: New Jersey Nets).
(1964) Phil Vassar: American singer-songwriter and pianist.
(1964) Zsa Padilla: Filipino singer and actress (Hotdog).
(1964) David Baddiel: American-English comedian actor and author.
(1964) Leisa Sheridan: Omaha, Nebraska -- Playmate (Jul, 1993).
(1964) Beth Herr: Middletown, Ohio -- Tennis star.
(1964) Mark MacKay in Brandon: Germany; hockey forward (Team Germany 1998).
(1963) Eugene Robinson: American football player, a defensive end with the Atlanta Falcons.
(1963) Gavin Harrison: English drummer (Porcupine Tree King Crimson and OSI).
(1963) Houman Younessi: Australian-American biologist and academic.
(1962) François-Henri Pinault
(1962) Brandon Cruz: American actor and singer.
(1962) James Michael Tyler: American actor.
(1962) James Tyler: American actor.
(1962) François Pinault: French businessman, son of François Pinault who founded the Kering Company.
(1962) Michelle Collins: British television actress and presenter, best known for her various roles in soap operas.
(1961) Roland Gift: English singer-songwriter and actor (Fine Young Cannibals and Akrylykz).
(1961) Julie T Wallace
(1961) Michelle Collins: Soap Opera Actress.
(1961) Peri Gilpin: Actress.
(1961) Julie Wallace: English actress.
(1961) Stephane Violet: French movie-maker, extreme leftist.
(1960) Raoul Meyer: Italian race car driver and a husband of Brigitte Nielsen.
(1960) Nobuhiro Suwa
(1960) Isabelle Antena: French singer and songwriter, notable as a pioneer of bossa nova and samba-inflected nu jazz and electropop.
(1960) Scott Rigell: Politician.
(1960) Mark Sanford: 115th Governor of South Carolina and Member of the U.S.
(1960) Mark Sanford: 115th Governor of South Carolina and Member of the U.S.
(1960) Mary Portas: English journalist and author.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Pascal Portes
(1959) Leon "The: Bop" Klaasse; rock drummer/singer (The Pilgrims - "Red").
(1959) Steve Strange: Welsh singer (Visage The Moors Murderers and Strange Cruise) (d. 2015).
(1959) Risto Mannisenmäki: Finnish race car driver.
(1959) John Morgan: English etiquette expert and author (d. 2000).
(1958) František Straka
(1958) Yvet Anna: Painter.
(1958) Neil Finn: Musician.
(1957) Mona Riegger-Marquardt
(1957) Kirk Gibson: American baseball player and manager.

(1957) Siouxsie Sioux: Musician.
(1957) Walter R: Tucker; American politician (Representative-Democrat-California).
(1957) Colin Barnes: English footballer.
(1957) Mona Riegger: German professional astrologer, astrology instructor (Ausbildungszentrum Berlin), active and certified member of the 'Deutscher Astrologen Verband/DAV, author.
(1957) Ben Howland: American basketball player and coach.
(1957) Kirk Gibson in Michigan: USA; outfield (Detroit Tigers, Brooklyn Dodgers, 1988 National League Most Valuable Player).
(1956) Francis Joyon: French professional sail boat racer and yachtsman, who holds the record for the fastest single-handed sailing circumnavigation.
(1956) Dominique Paillé
(1956) Khaled Mashal
(1956) Paul Reed: American gay author who wrote the first novel about AIDS, “Facing It,” along with other fiction and nonfiction and sex stories under the pen name of Max Exander.
(1956) John Wells: Producer.
(1956) Mark Alexander: Lees; rowing coach.
(1956) Markus Hottinger: Austrian racing driver (d. 1980).
(1956) Pamela Oconnell: TV Producer.
(1956) Jerry Douglas: American guitarist and producer (The Country Gentlemen and Strength in Numbers).
(1956) Markus Höttinger: Austrian race car driver (d. 1980).
(1956) Michael Musyoki: Kenyan runner.
(1956) Julie Peasgood: English actress.
(1956) Peter Wilkinson: English admiral.
(1956) Susie Diane Owens: Arkansas City, Kansas -- Playmate (March, 1988).
(1955) Mark Howe: American-Canadian professional ice hockey player and noted family, his dad is hockey player Gordie Howe.
(1955) Richard Schiff: Actor.
(1955) Laura Schlitz: American author and librarian.
(1955) John McGeoch: Scottish guitarist (Siouxsie and the Banshees, Public Image Ltd.
(1955) Jennifer Carey: American athlete, an Olympic champion swimmer, she won the gold for the 400m freestyle relay in 1972 in Munich.
(1954) John Tory: Canadian lawyer and politician 65th Mayor of Toronto.
(1954) Townsend Coleman: American voice actor.
(1954) George E Mahlberg astrophysicist: Mount Palomar/Mount Wilson California (1974-78).
(1954) Franck Hammoutene: French architect who was president of 'L'Académie d'architecture' (The Academy of Architecture) between 2008 and 2014.
(1954) Lawrence M. Krauss: Physicist.
(1954) João de Oliveira: Brazilian jumper (d. 1999).
(1954) Youri Egorov: Russian pianist and composer (d. 1988).
(1954) Andy Hamilton: English actor director and screenwriter.
(1954) Charles Smith: English historian and academic.
(1954) Péter Szilágyi: Hungarian conductor and politician (d. 2013).
(1953) Arto Lindsay: American singer-songwriter guitarist producer (DNA The Golden Palominos The Lounge Lizards and Ambitious Lovers).
(1953) Pierre Gauthier: Canadian ice hockey player and manager.
(1952) Roger Briggs: American pianist composer conductor and educator.
(1951) Marc Lebec: French homicide, suicide.
(1951) Antonia Bird: Director.
(1950) Kamala : American professional wrestler.
(1950) Ian Bradley: English minister author and academic.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Wendy O Williams: American singer (Plasmatics) (Born 1949).
(1949) Shelley Hamlin in San Mateo: California, USA; LPGA golfer (1978 Patty Berg Classic).
(1949) Alma Guillermoprieto: Journalist.
(1949) Wendy O[rleans] Williams in Rochester: New York, USA; punk rocker (Plasmatics).
(1949) Rex Kern: American college and pro football player.
(1949) Wendy Williams: American singer-songwriter and actress (Plasmatics) (d. 1998).
(1949) Sue Holderness: Actress (Marlene-Only Fools & Horses, Sandbaggers).
(1949) Susan Fitzgerald: English-Irish actress (d. 2013).
(1948) Pierre Rapsat: Belgian singer-songwriter (d. 2002).
(1948) Bob Shearer in Melbourne: Victoria, Australia; Australasia golfer.

(1948) Ray Laidlaw: British rock drummer (Jack the Lad).
(1947) Sondra Locke
(1947) Lynn Johnston: Canadian cartoon artist, the creator of "For Better or For Worse" with 100 million readers daily worldwide.
(1947) Brandon Wilder: American psychologist who is the creator of R-1, a type of behavioral training.
(1947) Bernard Mabille
(1947) Leland Sklar: American singer-songwriter and bass player (The Section and Era).
(1947) Zahi Hawass: Egyptian archaeologist and academic.
(1947) Michel Molinier
(1947) Sondra Locke in Shelbyville: Tennessee, USA; actress (Heart Is a Lonely Hunter).
(1947) Patti Reynolds: Chicago, Illinois -- Playmate (Sept, 1965).
(1947) Faith Brown: Impressionist.
(1947) Beth Howland in Boston: Massachusetts, USA; actress (Vera - Alice).
(1947) Peter DeFazio: Politician.
(1946) K Satchidanandan: Indian poet and critic.
(1946) William Shawcross: English journalist and author.
(1946) Madeleine Le Roux: Wyoming, United States -- Broadway actress (Cry Uncle).
(1946) Janet Paraskeva: Welsh politician.
(1946) Skip Jutze: American baseball player.
(1946) Peter Engberg: Danish film director, nationally acknowledged for his work.
(1946) Jean-Charles : French hairdresser to the stars, whose clients included Brigitte Bardot, Jane Mansfield, Isabelle Adjani, and Simone Signoret.
(1945) John Fogerty: American musician, one of rock's great singer-composer-guitarists who ranked alongside Chuck Berry and Buddy Holly.
(1945) Edinburgh (Scotland)
(1945) Patch Adams: American physician, famed over the years throughout the medical community for charging no fees, carrying no malpractice insurance and living with his patients in a country farm setting.
(1945) Esther Galil
(1945) Hilary Abramson: American publicist, a former reporter for a metropolitan paper.
(1945) Jean Perrault: Canadian politician Mayor of Sherbrooke.
(1945) John N Bambacus: American politician.
(1945) Hunter ''Patch'' Adams: American physician and social activist.
(1945) Gary Stewart in Latcher County: Kentucky, USA; country singer ("She's Actin' Single").
(1945) Bruce Cockburn: Musician.
(1945) John Bambacus: American sergeant and politician.
(1945) Helena Shovelton: English physician.
(1944) Jean-Pierre Léaud: French actor, appearing in his first film at age 13.
(1944) Rudy Giuliani: American politician, the charismatic and controversial mayor of New York City and a candidate for the Republican nomination in the 2008 presidential race.
(1944) Gladys Knight: American singer, leader of the long-lived rhythm and blues pop group "Gladys Knight and The Pips.
(1944) Patricia Quinn: Irish actress and singer.
(1944) Michel Schneider: French writer, musicologist, technocrat, senior official and psychoanalyst.
(1944) Billy Vera: American singer-songwriter and actor.
(1944) Adriaan T "Ad" Zuiderent: Poet / critic (On the Droge).
(1944) Faith Brown: English actress and singer.
(1944) Jean-Pierre Leaud: French actor.
(1944) Germaine Acogny: French-Senegalese dancer and choreographer, and a historical figure in African dance who founded the first African dance studio in 1968 in Dakar.
(1944) Sondra Locke: American actress singer and director.
(1944) Rita MacNeil: Canadian singer and actress (d. 2013).
(1944) Jean-Pierre Leaud: French actor.
(1944) Rudy Giuliani American politician (Mayor-Republican/Liberal New York City: 1994-).
(1944) Gary Stewart: American singer-songwriter (d. 2003).
(1944) Billy Vera musician (and the Beaters - "At This Moment": "Into the Night").
(1944) Gladys Knight in Atlanta: Georgia, USA; singer, leader of the Pips ("Last Train to Georgia").
(1943) Michel Françaix
(1943) Lou Castel
(1943) Elena Souliotis: Greek soprano and actress (d. 2004).
(1943) Liz Edgar: Horse show jumper.
(1943) Terry Crisp: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1943) Cilla Black: Musician.
(1943) Helen Hardin: American painter (d. 1984).
(1943) Dennis Riley: Composer.
(1943) Ray Mitchell governor (Albany Prison: England).
(1943) Tony Mansfield: [Anthony Bookbinder]; rock drummer (Billy J Kramer).
(1943) Denis Gautier-Sauvagnac: French senior official and administrator.
(1942) Claude Faraggi
(1942) Happy Pieterse: South African boxer (d. 2013).
(1942) Peter Forster: German electrical engineer and CEO of DPL, a utilities corporation.
(1942) Stanley Prusiner: American neurologist and biochemist Nobel Prize laureate.
(1941) Beth Howland in Boston: Massachusetts, USA; actress (Vera - Alice, Company).
(1941) Beth Howland: American actress and singer.
(1941) Guntram Vesper: Writer.
(1940) Shlomo Riskin: American rabbi and academic founded the Lincoln Square Synagogue.
(1940) Maeve Binchy: Irish author and playwright (d. 2012).
(1940) Thomas E Petri American politician (Representative-Republican-Wisconsin: 1979-).
(1940) Hans Dulfer: Tenor saxophonist / director (Paradiso).
(1940) Betty Shabazz: Educator / talk show hostess / widow (Malcolm X).
(1940) Tom Petri: Politician.
(1940) David Brewer: English politician Lord-Lieutenant of Greater London.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Pierre Bonelli: French businessman, a manager in the IT sector, former president of Bull, a French-owned computer company headquartered in Les Clayes-sous-Bois, in the western suburbs of Paris.
(1938) Jerry West: American athlete, one of the greatest basketball players in a career from 1960-74, a great shooter with a mind like a computer.
(1938) Jacques Bredael: Belgian TV journalist, professor, and producer.
(1938) Roger Brooks: American twin separated from his brother at birth, renamed and raised differently.
(1938) Prince Buster: Jamaican reggae musician / producer (Madness).
(1938) Alvie Self: American singer and guitar player whose contributions to rock and roll are recognized by the Rockabilly Hall of Fame.
(1938) Maurice Woods: American actor (d. 1983).
(1938) Jerry West in Cabin Creek: West Virginia, USA; NBA superstar (Los Angeles Lakers, Olympics-gold-1960).
(1937) Allan Carr: Director.
(1937) Robert Chrisman: American poet, scholar, as well as a founding editor and publisher of The Black Scholar (TBS).

(1936) Betty Shabazz: American educator and widow of Malcolm X (Born 1936).
(1936) Antoine Ader: French auctioneer, of the house Ader Tajan, formed with his business partner Jacques Tajan.
(1936) Maki Ishii: Composer.
(1936) Betty Shabazz: American educator and widow of Malcolm X (Born 1936).
(1936) Ole Sara: Norwegian politician (d. 2013).
(1936) Claude Forget: Canadian academic and politician.
(1935) Kenneth Kleinwort: English banker / multi-millionaire.
(1935) Lee Meriwether: Actress.
(1935) Anne Reid: English actress.
(1934) Dionne quintuplets
(1934) Emilie Dionne: Dionne quintuplets (d. 1954).
(1934) Annette Dionne: Dionne quintuplets.
(1934) Yvonne Dionne: Dionne quintuplets(d. 2001).
(1934) Marie Dionne: Dionne quintuplets (d. 1970).
(1934) Cecile Dionne: Dionne quintuplets.
(1934) Harlan Ellison: Writer.
(1934) Rob du Bois: Composer.
(1934) Harold Sorgenti: American chemical engineer and CEO of Arco Chemical, a chemical production company.
(1934) Bill Baillie: New Zealand runner.
(1934) Dionne Quintuplets: Canadian quintuplets born to an Ontario farm couple, believed to be the first quints to live more than a few hours and the first to all survive.
(1933) Pierre Brana
(1933) Zelda Rubinstein: American actress and activist (d. 2010).
(1933) John Karlen: American actor.
(1933) Philip Otton: High court judge.
(1933) John Karlen in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actor (Harvey Lacey - Cagney and Lacey).
(1932) Tim Renton: Baron Renton of Mount Harry English politician Minister for Culture Communications and Creative Industries.
(1932) Neil Black: English oboe player and educator.
(1932) Henning Christiansen: Composer.
(1932) S Selvanayagam: Ceylon geographer and academic (d. 1979).
(1931) Carroll Baker: American actress.
(1931) Carroll Baker in Johnstown: Pennsylvania, USA; American actress (Andy Warhol's Bad, Babydoll, Harlow).
(1931) Ervin Junger: Composer.
(1931) Peter Talbot Westergaard: Composer.
(1931) Raymond Miquel: chairman (Scottish Sports Council).
(1931) Jacques Dubon: France sport Champion.
(1931) Pierre Roubaud: Grasse Journalist.
(1931) Gordon Willis: American cinematographer (d. 2014).
(1931) James Q. Wilson: Politician.
(1931) Kenny Price: Comedian (Midwestern Hayride, Hee Haw), dies at 56.
(1930) Edward Seaga: American-Jamaican academic and politician 5th Prime Minister of Jamaica.
(1930) John Barth: Novelist.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Horst Frank: German film actor who appeared in over 100 films between 1955 and 1999.
(1929) Horst Franck: Germany Actor.
(1929) Patrick McNair-Wilson: English politician.
(1928) Jean-Paul Rouland
(1928) André Schwarz-Bart
(1928) Sally Forrest: American actress and dancer (d. 2015).
(1928) Albert Booth: British government minister.
(1928) Paul Rouland: St Sauveur le Vic Actor.
(1928) Jacob R Druckman: Composer.
(1928) Jack Kevorkian: Activist.

(1927) Peter Malkin: Israeli secret agent (Born 1927).
(1927) Bernhard Lewkovitch: Composer.
(1927) Francois Nourissier: French writer (Un petit bourgeois).
(1927) Gyorgy Ligeti: Composer.
(1927) Norman Ireland: CEO (Bowater).
(1927) Robert Evans: CEO (British Gas).
(1927) Aime Escudie: France sport Champion.
(1927) Margaret Carl: Germany Actor.
(1926) Mogens Glistrup: Danish politician, lawyer, tax protestor and member of the Danish parliament (1973–1983 and 1987–1990) and founder of the Progress Party.
(1925) Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau: German baritone singer of opera and of classical songs.
(1925) Bülent Ecevit: Turkish journalist scholar and politician 16th Prime Minister of Turkey (d. 2006).
(1925) Francois Persoons
(1925) Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau in Zehlendorf: Germany; baritone (Doktor Faust).
(1925) Tony Hillerman: Author.
(1925) Martha Vickers in Ann Arbor: Michigan, USA; actress (Alimony, Man I Love, Ruthless).
(1925) Bulent Ecevit: Prime Minister of Turkey (d. 2006).
(1925) Robert Brannum: American athlete, pro basketball player with the Boston Celtics for four years in beginning in 1951 and before that with the Sheboygan Redskins.
(1924) Alfonso de Hohenlohe-Langenburg
(1924) Geoffrey Rippon: British lawyer, politician, Chairman of the European-Atlantic Group.
(1924) Reginald Eyre: Solicitor / MP.
(1924) Paul Hébert: Canadian actor.
(1924) Edward du: Cann; CEO (Lonrho).
(1924) Lord Rippon: British MP.
(1924) Edward Cann: English lieutenant and politician.
(1923) György Ligeti: Romanian-Austrian composer and educator (d. 2006).
(1923) Sumner Redstone: Businessman.
(1923) Nandamuri Taraka Rama Rao: Indian actor,director,producer and politician (d. 1998).
(1923) Gyorgy Ligeti: Hungarian composer (d. 2006).
(1923) N Rao: Indian actor director producer and politician 10th Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh (d. 1996).
(1923) Henry Kissinger: Statesman.
(1922) Barnay Rosset
(1922) Jean-Claude Brisville
(1922) Jean Brisville: France Writer.
(1922) Tuomas Gerdt: Finnish sergeant.
(1922) Roger Fisher: American author and academic (d. 2012).
(1922) Lou Duva: American boxer trainer and manager.
(1922) Barnet Rosset: American publisher, the Chairman and President of Grove Press, Inc.
(1922) John Alderson: chief constable (Devon and Cornwall United Kingdom).
(1922) Christopher Lee: Actor.
(1921) Tom Uren: Australian soldier boxer and politician (d. 2015).
(1921) Heinz Konsalik: German journalist and author (d. 1999).
(1921) Caryl Chessman: Celebrity.
(1921) Heinz G Konsalik: German novelist (d. 1999).
(1920) François Marcantoni: French gangster, member of the French resistance, bank robber and writer.
(1920) Gaston Lenôtre
(1920) Paul F Patch
(1920) Robert McAfee Brown: Theologian.
(1920) Yvonne Curtet-Chabot: France sport Champion.
(1920) Paul Patch: American military, brigadier general.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) John Eldridge: CEO (Matthews Wrightmson).
(1919) Frank Middlemass actor (Island: Oliver Twist).
(1919) Duke of Rutland: British land owner / multimillionaire.
(1919) Henri Menard: French archaeologist and art historian, who served in the 26th Infantry Regiment in Nancy in World War II then in Indochina, becoming a major general in 1975.
(1919) Else Hoche: Germany Actor.
(1919) Roger Parment: Rouen Journalist.
(1919) Maurice Vidal: La Garenne-Col Journalist.
(1918) Willem Noske: Dutch prodigy violinist, music collector and music historian.
(1918) Johnny Wayne: Comedian (Wayne & Shuster), dies of cancer at 72.
(1917) Marshall Reed: American character actor for many years; production manager on films.

(1917) Papa John Creach: American musician (Born 1917).
(1917) Papa Creach: American violinist (Jefferson Airplane Hot Tuna and The Dinosaurs) (d. 1994).
(1917) Barry Commoner: American biologist academic and politician (d. 2012).
(1917) "Papa" John Creach: Violinist.
(1917) Pape John Creech: Rocker (Hot Tuna, Jefferson Airplane).
(1917) Robert Hampson: American business executive, executive with ford motor co.
(1917) Papa John Creech: American fiddler (Jefferson Airplane, Hot Tuna) (d. 1994).
(1917) Gerald Cash: Governor-General (Bahamas).
(1916) Walker Percy: Birmingham, Alabama -- Writer (Adventures of a Bad Catholic).
(1916) Gerald McArthur: detective.
(1916) C. Wright Mills: Sociologist.
(1916) Thora Hird actress (Nightcomers: Kind of Loving).
(1915) Wolfgang Schneiderhan: violinist.
(1915) Joseph Greenberg: American linguist and academic (d. 2001).
(1915) Scott McKay: Pleasantville, Iowa -- Actor (Stage Door).
(1915) Herman Wouk: Novelist.
(1915) Pierre L'Epee: Rib?rac physician.
(1914) Marcelle Tassencourt: Neuilly sur Seine Actor.
(1914) W G: G Duncan-Smith fighter pilot.
(1914) W G G Duncan Smith: British World War II pilot (d. 1996).
(1914) W Smith: English captain and pilot (d. 1996).
(1913) Gordon Wolstenholme: physician.
(1913) May Swenson: American lesbian poet and playwright considered one of the most important and original poets of the 20th century.
(1912) Roger Ikor: French writer and educator whose last teaching post was in 1973 at the Sorbonne.
(1912) Patrick White: Australian noted family member born and educated in London.
(1912) Ruby Payne-Scott: Australian physicist and astronomer (d. 1981).
(1912) Herman Johannes: Indonesian scientist academic and politician (d. 1992).
(1912) Leslie Monson: diplomat.
(1911) Jean-Pierre Lévy: French head of one of the three major French resistance movements in World War II, Franc-Tireur.
(1911) Thora Hird: English actress, who initially she made regular appearances in films, before gaining her highest profile in television comedy, notably the sitcoms Meet the Wife (1963–66), In Loving Memory (1979–86), Hallelujah! (1981-1984), and for nearly two decades in Last of the Summer Wine (1986–2003).
(1911) Hubert H. Humphrey: Politician.
(1911) Fritz Hochwälder: Austrian playwright (d. 1986).
(1911) Jean-Pierre Levy: resistance leader, dies at age 85.
(1911) Vincent Price: Actor.
(1911) Lea Goldberg: A prolific Hebrew-language poet, author, playwright, literary translator, and comparative literary researcher.
(1911) Skeets Herfurt: American jazz musician, a sax and clarinet player, and singer.
(1911) Fritz Hochwalder: Austrian playwright (d. 1986).
(1910) Rachel Kempson: English-American actress (d. 2003).
(1910) T-Bone Walker: blues guitarist (Funky Town, Well Done), dies at age 64.
(1910) Lady Rachel Kempson: English actress (d. 2003).
(1910) Stuart Piggott: archaeologist.
(1910) Georg Gassmann: German politician (d. 1987).
(1910) Georg Gaßmann: German politician Mayor of Marburg (d. 1987).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Red Horner: Canadian ice hockey player (d. 2005).
(1909) John Schepens [Jean Baudoux]: Flemish journalist / writer (Polyfoto).
(1908) Ian Fleming: English novelist, creator of James Bond (Born 1908).
(1908) Ian Fleming: English novelist, creator of James Bond (Born 1908).
(1908) Léo Cadieux: Canadian journalist and politician 17th Canadian Minister of National Defence (d. 2005).
(1908) Ian Fleming: British writer of adventure fiction, the creator of "James Bond.
(1907) Pierre Latour: French actor and writer, particularly known for playing the character Estragon in a 1953 production of "Waiting for Godot" by Samuel Beckett.
(1907) Frederick George Emmison: Archivist / historian.
(1907) Jacques Martin: Auray Military man.
(1907) Henry Ritz: Comedian / dancer (Ritz Brothers).

(1907) Patrick Browne: British Lord justice of appeal.
(1906) Albrecht Marcuse
(1906) Phil Regan: singer (My Wild Irish Rose).
(1906) Mary Ralton: director (British WRAC).
(1906) Andre Verger: France sport Champion.
(1906) Henry Thambiah: Sri Lankan lawyer judge and diplomat Sri Lankan High Commissioner to Canada (d. 1997).
(1904) Shalva Mikhaylovich: Mshvelidze composer.
(1904) Jaime Sabater: United States Marine Corps officer who commanded the 1st Battalion 9th Marines during the Bougainville amphibious operations in World War II.
(1903) Luis César Amadori
(1903) Marguerite Monnot
(1903) S Kirloskar: Indian businessman founded Kirloskar Group (d. 1994).
(1903) Gaston Duribreux: Flemish writer (Golden Sail).
(1903) Monnot Marguerite: French songwriter and composer best known for having written many of the songs performed by Édith Piaf ("Milord", "Hymne à l'amour") and for the music in the stage musical Irma La Douce.
(1903) Wilhelm Franke: German scientist, a biochemist, he did research in the field of higher plants and microorganisms.
(1902) Dorothy Dunbar
(1902) Luis Amadori: Italian-born film director in Argentina, he was at the height of his renown during the Peron regime.
(1902) Peter Marshall: Clergyman.
(1901) François Jaffré: French centenarian, one of France's last six surviving servicemen from World War I, who died at the age of 105 on 22 September 2006 in Viroflay, France.
(1901) MONA-DOL : Lille Actor.
(1900) Owen Aisher: president (Marley).
(1900) Tommy Ladnier: American trumpet player (d. 1939).

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