Famous Birthdays of 28 September
List of celebrities and famous people born on the 28th of September
2009 - 2000
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1999 - 1990
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1989 - 1980
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1989
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1987
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1982
1981
1980
1979 - 1970
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(1978)
Bushido : German rapper and producer.
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(1978)
Marzena Godecki: Actress (Ocean Girl).
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(1977)
Julien Pillet: French sabre fencer, who is a three-time Olympic medalist as he won the gold in the team event at the 2004 Summer Olympics and also at the 2008 Summer Olympics.
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(1977)
Sylvia Pinel
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(1977)
Ivana Bozilovic
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(1977)
Pak Se-ri: South Korean golfer.
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(1977)
Se Ri Pak: Korean golfer.
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(1977)
Josh Mandel: Public Servant.
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(1977)
Young Jeezy: American rapper.
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(1977)
Ireneusz Marcinkowski: Polish footballer.
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(1976)
Bonzi Wells
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(1976)
Jasmine Guinness: Designer.
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(1976)
Timo Hampf: German footballer.
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(1976)
Fedor Emelianenko: Russian mixed martial artist.
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(1976)
Ali Asel: Kuwaiti footballer.
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(1975)
Lenny Krayzelburg: American swimmer.
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(1975)
Karan Ashley
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(1975)
Karan Ashley Jackson: Odessa, Texas -- Actress (Aisha-Mighty Power Rangers).
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(1975)
Isamu Jordan: American journalist and academic (d. 2013).
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(1975)
Stuart Clark: Australian cricketer and manager.
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(1975)
Tucker Max: Author.
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(1975)
Mandy Barnett: Country singer (Maybe, Rainy Days).
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(1974)
Cathy Barry (actress)
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(1974)
Daphné (singer)
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(1974)
Alberto Angelini: Italian athlete, a member of the Italian Men's Polo Team who won a Bronze medal at the Atlanta Olympics 7/28/1996.
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(1974)
John Light: English actor.
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(1974)
Marco Di Loreto: Italian footballer and manager.
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(1974)
Mariya Kiselyova: Russian swimmer.
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(1974)
Joonas Kolkka: Finnish footballer and coach.
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(1974)
Carrie Brownstein: Musician.
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(1974)
Shane Webcke: Australian rugby player and coach.
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(1973)
Brian Rafalski: American ice hockey player.
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(1973)
Jori Hulkkonen: Finnish electronic musician.
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(1972)
Dita von Teese
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(1972)
French Fifth Republic
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(1972)
Greg Ivy: NFL punter (Atlanta Falcons).
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(1972)
Dita Von Teese: American burlesque artist.
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(1972)
Kevin Macleod: Composer.
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(1972)
Dita Von Teese: Dancer.
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(1972)
John Light: English actor.
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(1972)
Dena Querubin: Waterford, New Jersey -- Miss America (1996).
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(1972)
Cathy Caverzasio: Switzerland -- Tennis star.
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(1971)
David Weightman: Australian rower (1996 Olympics).
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(1971)
Marcus Spears: NFL / WLAF guard / tackle (Chicago Bears, Amsterdam Admirals).
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(1971)
Alan Wright: English footballer and manager.
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(1971)
Joseph Arthur: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Lonely Astronauts Fistful of Mercy and RNDM).
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(1971)
Chris Avellone: Designer.
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(1971)
A Croce: American singer-songwriter, musician, and pianist, who owns and operates his own record label, Seedling Records.
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(1971)
Chad May: NFL / WLAF quarterback (Minn Vikings, Frankfurt Galaxy).
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(1971)
George Eustice: English lawyer and politician.
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(1970)
Kimiko Date: Kyoto, Japan -- Tennis star (1996 Japan Open).
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(1970)
Tamara Taylor: Actress.
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(1970)
Yūji Kishi: Japanese actor.
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(1970)
Jacki Cisneros: Jacki and her husband Gilbert, a couple from Pico Rivera, CA, won 266 Millions dollars in the Mega Millions lottery on 5 May 2010.
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(1970)
Gualter Salles: Brazilian race car driver.
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(1970)
Kimiko Date-Krumm: Japanese tennis player.
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(1970)
Mike DeJean: American baseball player.
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1972
1971
1970
1969 - 1960
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(1969)
Nico Vaesen: Belgian footballer.
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(1969)
Masafumi Ōura: Japanese volleyball player and coach (d. 2013).
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(1969)
Sascha Maassen: German race car driver.
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(1969)
Éric Lapointe: Canadian singer-songwriter and keyboard player.
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(1969)
Ben Greenman: American journalist and author.
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(1969)
Manuel Benitez: American actor (d. 2008).
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(1969)
Marcel Dost: Dutch decathlete.
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(1968)
Naomi Watts: British actress who came to international attention in David Lynch's psychological thriller "Mulholland Drive" (2001).
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(1968)
Carré Otis
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(1968)
Mika Hakkinen: Finnish race car driver.
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(1968)
Emmanuelle Gaume
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(1968)
Rob Moroso: American race car driver (d. 1990).
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(1968)
Carre Otis: Model.
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(1968)
Trish Keenan: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Broadcast) (d. 2011).
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(1968)
Mika Häkkinen: Finnish race car driver.
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(1968)
Jerry Evans: NFL tight end (Denver Broncos).
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(1968)
CarrT Otis in San Francisco: California, USA; actress (Wild Orchid).
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(1968)
Jock Climie: CFL slot back (Montreal Alouettes).
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(1968)
Vanessa Vadim: French-American noted family, the daughter of Roger and Jane Fonda Vadim.
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(1968)
Bess Singh [Lennart Bes]: Dutch pop drummer (Burma Shop-Hippies).
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(1968)
Francois Botha: South African boxer and mixed martial artist.
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(1967)
Mira Sorvino: American actress.
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(1967)
Moon Zappa: American noted family, the first child of Frank Zappa, a singer and actress herself.
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(1967)
Carole Richert
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(1967)
Darion Conner: NFL linebacker (Carolina Panthers).
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(1967)
Jake Reed: NFL wide receiver (Minn Vikings).
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(1967)
Moon Unit Zappa: daughter of Frank Zappa; rocker ("Valley Girl").
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(1967)
Oswald Drawdy: Hampton, South Carolina -- Canadian Tour golfer (1987 SC Amateur).
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(1967)
Clark Kent: American hip hop producer.
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(1966)
María Canals Barrera
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(1966)
Debbie Wasserman Schultz: Politician.
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(1966)
Maria Barrera: TV Actress.
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(1966)
Scott Adams: American football player (d. 2013).
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(1966)
María Barrera: American actress and singer.
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(1966)
Ginger Fish: American musician (Marilyn Manson).
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(1966)
Maria Canals Barrera: American actress, singer.
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(1966)
Puri Jagannadh: Indian director producer and screenwriter.
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(1966)
Leilani Sarelle: American actress.
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(1966)
Kevin Baker: Montreal, Quebec -- Canadian Tour golfer (Manitoba Amateur - 1988).
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(1966)
Erno Das: Lighting tech / gaffer (Spiegels, Lovely Liza).
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(1966)
Paul Palandjian: American businessman with brothers Peter and Leon, sons of an immigrant father who developed a real estate development and investment corporation.
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(1965)
Éric Ciotti
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(1965)
Peter MacKay: Politician.
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(1965)
Jens Melzig: German footballer.
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(1965)
Alexis Stewart: Entertainer.
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(1965)
Steve Kerr: Athlete.
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(1965)
Roschdy Zem: French actor and filmmaker of Moroccan descent.
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(1965)
Joel Rane: Author (Step on Up).
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(1965)
Christopher Welch: American actor (d. 2013).
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(1964)
Janeane Garofalo: American actress, comedienne, political activist and writer.
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(1964)
Elisabeth Wierzbicka
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(1964)
Andrea Croonenberghs
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(1964)
Emmanuel Salinger
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(1964)
Claudio Borghi: Argentine football manager (Colo-Colo).
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(1964)
Laura Ceron: American actress.
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(1964)
Susan Walters: Georgia, United States -- Actress (Lorna-Loving, Mary Beth-Dear John).
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(1964)
Mārtiņš Roze: Latvian lawyer and politician (d. 2012).
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(1964)
Paul Jewell: English footballer and manager.
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(1964)
Gregor Fisken: Scottish race car driver.
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(1964)
Laura Cerón: Mexican-American actress.
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(1963)
Erik Comas
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(1963)
Susan Walters
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(1963)
Steve Blackman: American wrestler and martial artist.
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(1963)
Johnny Earl Dawkins Jr: NBA guard (Spurs, Charlotte Hornets).
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(1963)
Marc Maron: Entertainer.
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(1963)
Greg Weisman: American voice actor producer and screenwriter.
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(1963)
Érik Comas: French race car driver.
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(1962)
S C Grant: British Lieutenant General.
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(1962)
Thomas Mork: Denmark -- Actor (Krystalbarnet, Bryggeren).
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(1962)
Chuck Taylor: American music journalist.
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(1962)
Laurie Rinker-Graham: Stuart, Florida -- LPGA golfer (1986 LPGA Corning).
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(1962)
Dietmar Schacht: German footballer and manager.
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(1962)
Grant Fuhr: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
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(1962)
Luis Enrique: spanish singer (Luces del Alma).
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(1962)
Irving Fryar: NFL wide receiver (Miami Dolphins).
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(1962)
Anne-Marie Fox: Los Angeles, California -- Playmate (Feb, 1982).
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(1961)
Tatiana de Rosnay
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(1961)
Scott Weinrich
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(1961)
Ed Vosberg: Tucson, Arizona -- Pitcher (Texas Rangers).
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(1961)
Quentin Kawānanakoa: American lawyer and politician.
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(1961)
Andy Lau: Actor.
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(1961)
Irvine Welsh: Novelist.
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(1961)
Quentin Kawananakoa: pretender to the throne of the Kingdom of Hawaii.
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(1961)
Michael-James Wixted: Santa Monica, California -- Actor (Smith Family).
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(1961)
Gregory Jbara: American actor and singer.
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(1961)
Yordanka Donkova: Bulgaria -- 100 m hurdler (world record).
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(1961)
Helen Grant: English lawyer and politician Minister for Sport and the Olympics.
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(1961)
Anne White in Charleston: West Virginia, USA; tennis (wore spandex in 1985 Wimbledon).
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(1960)
Jennifer Rush: American popular singer who became an international favorite, a great success in Germany about 1988.
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(1960)
Mehmed Baždarević
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(1960)
Derek James: Durban, South Africa -- Canadian Tour golfer (1994 Infiniti).
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(1960)
Tom Byrum: Onida, South Dakota -- Nike golfer (1994 NIKE Panama City Beach-4th).
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(1960)
Kamlesh Patel: Baron Patel of Bradford English politician.
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(1960)
Frank Hammerschlag: German footballer and manager.
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(1960)
Socrates Villegas: Filipino archbishop.
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1960
1959 - 1950
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(1959)
Todd Worrell: Arcadia, California -- Pitcher (LA Dodgers).
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(1959)
Ron Fellows: Canadian race car driver.
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(1959)
Billy Montana: Country / Western performer (No Yesterday, Angelia).
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(1959)
Dantes Tsitsi: Nauruan politician.
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(1959)
Angela Groothuizen: Dutch singer, composer, actor, stand up comedian, dancer, column writer and for most an inspiring all television personality.
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(1959)
Gillian McKeith: Scottish nutritionist, television presenter and writer.
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(1959)
Steve Hytner: American actor and producer.
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(1958)
Darie Boutboul: French crack Jockey, daughter of Marie-Elizabeth Cons-Boutboul, lawyer.
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(1958)
Lory Del Santo: Italian actress, the mother of Conor Clapton from her affair with his father, Eric Clapton.
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(1958)
Aldo Baglio: Italian comedian, actor, writer and director, best known for being a member of the comic trio Aldo, Giovanni & Giacomo.
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(1958)
Angella Issajenko: Jamaica -- 4X100m relayer (1984 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
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(1958)
Med Lucart: Rock musician (Wall of Voodoo).
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(1958)
Aldo Baglia: Italian comedian with a highly successful act, one of the three top comics of his day.
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(1958)
Anne-Marie Slaughter: Educator.
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(1958)
Shaun Cassidy: Musician.
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(1957)
Marc Duret: Actor (Dobermann, Hatred, Big Blue).
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(1957)
CJ Chenier
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(1957)
Alannah Currie: Auckland, New Zealand -- Rock xylophone / vocalist (Thompson Twins).
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(1957)
C Chenier: American singer-songwriter and accordion player.
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(1957)
C J Chenier: Zydeco musician.
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(1957)
Andrus Rõuk: Estonian painter and poet.
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(1956)
Kiran Shah
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(1955)
Stéphane Dion: Canadian sociologist and politician 15th Canadian Minister of the Environment.
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(1955)
Kenny Kirkland: American pianist (d. 1998).
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(1955)
Stephane Dion: Canadian politician.
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(1954)
Ubaldo Lo Presti: Italian film and television actor, also known as Ubaldo Lopresti.
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(1954)
Margot Wallström: Swedish politician and diplomat 42nd Swedish Minister for Foreign Affairs.
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(1954)
Steve Largent: American football player and U.S.
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(1954)
George Lynch: American guitarist and songwriter (Dokken Lynch Mob Souls of We and Tooth and Nail).
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(1953)
Otmar Hasler: Liechtensteiner educator and politician 11th Prime Minister of Liechtenstein.
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(1953)
Heather Watts: Dancer.
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(1953)
Cattin Donat: Italian terrorist, leader of the Prima Linea, involved in many terrorist episodes.
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(1953)
Diane Abbott: Politician.
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(1953)
Jim Diamond: Scotish singer / songwriter (I Should Have Known Better).
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(1952)
Sylvia Kristel: Dutch actress, famed for her appearance in "Emanuelle" and its sequels, erotic films of the 1970s.
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(1952)
Christopher Buckley: American satirical novelist.
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(1952)
Christopher Buckley: American satirical novelist.
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(1952)
Efthimis Kioumourtzoglou: Greek basketball player and coach.
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(1952)
Seyyal Taner: Turkish singer-songwriter and actress.
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(1952)
Andy Ward: English drummer (Camel Marillion and The Bevis Frond).
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(1952)
Marie-France Lavarini: French political figure, the communications advisor to Lionel Jospin and Raymond Forni.
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(1951)
Jim Diamond: Scottish vocalist who originally started with the group, PhD.
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(1951)
Meat Loaf: Musician.
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(1951)
Wei Chen: Canadian journalist.
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(1951)
Norton Buffalo: American singer-songwriter harmonica player producer and actor (Steve Miller Band) (d. 2009).
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(1951)
Dave Rajsich: American baseball player, a left-handed pitcher with the New York Yankees and Texas Rangers from 1978 to 1980.
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(1951)
Silvia Dionisio: Rome, Italy -- Actress (Riavanti Marsh!, Amici Miei).
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(1951)
Christian Marlowe in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Bram - Highcliffe Manor).
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(1950)
Jim Densmore: American musician, the brother of "Doors" drummer John Densmore.
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(1950)
John Sayles: American actor, screenwriter, producer, editor and director of low-budget films.
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(1950)
Paul Burgess: English drummer (10cc Jethro Tull Camel Magna Carta and The Icicle Works).
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(1950)
Laurie Lewis: American singer and fiddler.
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(1950)
Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa: Actor.
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1949 - 1940
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(1949)
Philip Chard: American licensed psychotherapist and author.
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(1949)
Jimmy Bo Horne
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(1949)
Jim Henshaw: Canadian actor producer and screenwriter.
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(1949)
Mike Schmidt: Athlete.
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(1948)
Martine Roure
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(1948)
Alain Wertheimer
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(1947)
Peter Hope-Evans: British singer / harmonicaist (Family).
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(1947)
Bob Carr: Australian journalist, government employee and politician, the state member for Maroubra in 1983 and Minister for Planning and Environment, 1984-88; Minister for Heritage 1986-88 and Minister for Consumer Affairs 1986.
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(1947)
Liz Torres: Actress.
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(1947)
Jon Snow: English journalist and academic.
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(1947)
Hasina: Bangladeshi politician 10th Prime Minister of Bangladesh.
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(1947)
Vic Snyder: Politician.
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(1947)
Gillian Rose: Philosopher / writer.
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(1947)
Harold Dow: Hackensack, New Jersey -- News correspondent (CBS, 48 Hours).
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(1947)
Jeffrey Jones: Buffalo, New York -- Actor (Beetlejuice, Ferris Bueller).
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(1946)
Brigitte Roüan
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(1946)
Helen Shapiro: English singer and actress.
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(1946)
Jeffrey Jones: American actor.
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(1946)
Larry Breeding in Winchester: Illinois, USA; actor (Who's Watching the Kids?).
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(1946)
Peter Egan: Actor (Bean, Chariots of Fire).
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(1946)
Nicos Anastasiades: Politician.
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(1946)
Herbert Jefferson Jr in Jersey City: New Jersey, USA; actor (Battlestar Galactica).
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(1946)
Fiona Lewis: Westcliff, England -- Actress (Stunts, Lisztomania).
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(1946)
Tom Bower: English journalist and author.
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(1945)
Marielle Goitschel: French alpine skier, still considered as a superstar in France, she won a gold medal in Giant Slalom and a silver one in Slalom (1964 Innsbruck Olympics) and a gold medal in Slalom (1968 Grenoble Olympics).
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(1945)
Pieter-Dirk Uys
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(1945)
Jacques Rouveyrollis: French theatre lighting designer.
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(1945)
Manolis Rasoulis: Greek singer-songwriter and journalist (d. 2011).
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(1945)
François Biensan: French jazz trumpeter, composer and arranger.
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(1945)
Fusako Shigenobu: Japanese activist founded the Japanese Red Army.
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(1944)
Matthew Cowles: Soap actor (Eban Japes-Loving, Billy-All My Children).
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(1944)
Milos Zeman: Statesman.
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(1944)
Simon Winchester: Author.
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(1944)
Marcia Muller: American journalist and author.
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(1943)
Nick Nicholas: German-Canadian bass player (Steppenwolf The Mynah Birds The Sparrows Blue Cheer and World Classic Rockers).
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(1943)
Randy Bachman: Musician.
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(1943)
Gertrud "Traudl" Hecher: Austria -- Downhill skier (1960 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
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(1943)
J T Walsh: Actor (Colonel Frank Bach-Dark Skies).
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(1943)
Joel Higgins in Bloomington: Illinois, USA; actor (Salvage 1, Silver Spoons).
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(1943)
Lou Piniella: Outfielder / manager (New York Yankees, Seattle Mariners).
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(1943)
Mike Kreidler: (Rep-D-Washington).
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(1943)
Nick St Nicholas: Hamburg, Germany -- Rock bassist (Steppenwolf).
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(1943)
Susanne Jagd: Denmark -- Actress (Between the Sheets, Tinderbox).
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(1943)
Warren Lieberfarb: American media executive.
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(1943)
George Trow: American novelist playwright and critic (d. 2006).
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(1943)
Win Percy: English race car driver and manager.
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(1943)
J Walsh: American actor (d. 1998).
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(1942)
Pierre Clémenti: French actor director producer and screenwriter (d. 1999).
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(1942)
Tim Maia: Brazilian singer-songwriter (d. 1998).
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(1942)
: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 2006).
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(1942)
Marshall Bell: American actor.
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(1942)
Grant Jackson: American baseball player, a left-handed pitcher with the Philadelphia Phillies (1965–1970), Baltimore Orioles (1971–1976), New York Yankees (1976), Pittsburgh Pirates (1977–1981), Montreal Expos (1981), Kansas City Royals (1982), and Pittsburgh Pirates (1982).
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(1942)
Arthur Blank: Businessman.
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(1942)
Grant "Mudcat" Jackson: Pitcher (1972 New York Yankees, Phillies).
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(1942)
Pierre Clementi: French actor (d. 1999).
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(1941)
Edmund Stoiber: German lawyer and politician Minister President of Bavaria.
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(1941)
Samuel Zell: American executive and CEO of ITEL, a rail car and container leasing company.
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(1941)
Charley Taylor: NFL wide receiver/running back (Washington Redskins).
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(1941)
Lady Braye
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(1941)
David Lewis: American philosopher and academic (d. 2001).
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(1940)
Aleksandr Y Kalery: Russian Cosmonaut.
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(1940)
George Greenstein: Author (Secret of a Jewish Baker).
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(1940)
Marcel Puget: France sport Champion.
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(1940)
Alekander Sergeyevich Ivanchenkov: USSR -- Cosmonaut (Soyuz 29 / 31, T-6).
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1939 - 1930
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(1937)
Rod Roddy: American television announcer (Born 1937).
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(1937)
Colin Berry: Professor (morbid anatomist).
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(1936)
Pierquinto Cariaggi: Italian impresario and manager in the music business, organized the Sinatra concert in Italy 1986.
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(1936)
Emmett Chapman: American guitarist invented the Chapman Stick.
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(1936)
Sherwood Boehlert: Politician.
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(1936)
Anne Borg: Norwegian ballet dancer.
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(1936)
Robert Hogan in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Peyton Place, Operation Petticoat).
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(1936)
Robert Wolders: Rotterdam, Holland -- Actor (Erik Hunter-Laredo).
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(1936)
Sherwood L Boehlert: (Rep-R-New York, 1983- ).
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(1935)
Simon Leys
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(1935)
Koko Taylor [Cora Walton]: US vocalist (Queen of the Blues).
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(1935)
David Hannay: Baron Hannay of Chiswick English diplomat British Permanent Representative to the United Nations.
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(1935)
Heather Sears: London, England -- Actress (Room at the Top).
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(1935)
Ronald Lacey: Actor (Raiders of Lost Ark, Next Victim), dies at 55.
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(1935)
Bruce Crampton: Sydney, NSW -- PGA golfer (1961 Milwaukee Open).
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(1934)
Brigitte Bardot: French actress called "the French sex-kitten" for over 25 years, lush and pouty.
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(1934)
Wilford Brimley: Actor.
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(1934)
Dick Schaap: Journalist.
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(1934)
Piero Ciampi: Italian singer-songwriter, who died in Rome on 19 January 1980.
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(1934)
Janet Munro: Actress (Crawling Eye, Swiss Family Robinson), dies at 38.
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(1933)
Sylvia Kars: American Sensuality Therapist, surrogate sex-partner, instructor and lecturer.
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(1933)
Joe Benton: British politician, a Member of Parliament returned at by-election on 11/08/1990 to replace Michael Carr who died 7/20/1990.
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(1933)
Charles Barsotti: American cartoonist who contributed gag cartoons to major magazines.
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(1933)
Madeleine M: Kunin in Switzerland; American politician (Governor-Democrat-Vermont).
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(1933)
: American singer-songwriter (Jimmy & Johnny) (d. 2011).
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(1933)
Miguel Berrocal: Spanish sculptor and educator (d. 2006).
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(1932)
Víctor Jara: Chilean singer-songwriter poet and director (d. 1973).
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(1932)
Jeremy Isaacs: Scottish TV presenter and producer.
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(1932)
Leonard Braman: Canadian-American actor on-stage from 1955; he moved to Hollywood in 1977 and did films and TV.
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(1932)
Ernie Shelton: American athlete, a high jumper, and sculptor, he was track and field champion, winning a gold medal at the 1955 Pan American games.
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(1932)
Victor Jara: Chilean folk singer and activist (d. 1973).
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(1932)
Michael G[reatrex] Coney: Canada -- Sci-fi author (Cat Karina).
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(1931)
John E Gilmore: Tenor Saxophonist.
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(1930)
Ugo Gregoretti: Italian film, television and stage director, actor, screenwriter, author and television host, who has directed 20 films since 1956.
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(1930)
Lucien Mias: France sport Champion.
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(1930)
Robin Buchanan: CEO (NHS Supplies Auth, Wessex Regional Health Auth).
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(1930)
Immanuel Wallerstein: American sociologist author and academic.
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1929 - 1920
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(1927)
Robert Thomas: Gap Writer.
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(1927)
Thomas J J Altizer: Massachusetts, United States -- US Radical Theologian (God is Dead).
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(1927)
Sada Thompson: Actress.
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(1926)
Jerry Clower: American soldier comedian and author (d. 1998).
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(1926)
Jerry Clower in Amite County: Mississippi, USA; country comedian (Nashville on Road).
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(1925)
Seymour Cray: American computer technician, the Thomas Edison of the supercomputing industry who aimed to create the fastest computer in the world.
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(1925)
Frank Latimore [Kline]: Darien, Connecticut -- Actor (Patton, Breakin Up).
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(1925)
Carolyn Morris: American baseball player, a pitcher who played from 1944 through 1946 in the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League.
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(1925)
Frank Latimore: American actor (Born 1925).
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(1925)
Arnold Stang: Massachusetts, United States -- Comedian / actor (Broadside, Milton Berle, Top Cat).
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(1925)
Cromwell Everson: South African composer (d. 1991).
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(1925)
Serge Lanfranchi
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(1925)
Robert Edwards: Scientist.
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(1924)
Marcello Mastroianni: Italian-French actor and singer (d. 1996).
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(1924)
Marcello Mastroianni: Italian-French actor and singer (d. 1996).
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(1924)
Pierre Aigrain: French physicist and Secretary of Research in the French Academy of Sciences, who received the 1957 Blondel Medal awarded by the Society of electricity, electronics and information technology and communication.
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(1924)
Giuseppe Chiappella: Italian soccer player and manager.
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(1924)
Giuseppe Chiapella: Italy sport Champion.
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(1924)
Antonio Jacinto: Portuguese West Africa, Angolan poet.
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(1924)
Rudolf Barshai: Russian-Swiss viola player and conductor (d. 2010).
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(1923)
Tuli Kupferberg: American singer poet and author (The Fugs) (d. 2010).
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(1923)
William Windom: American actor (d. 2012).
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(1923)
Duke of Buccleuch: British large landowner / art collector.
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(1923)
William Windom in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Farmer's Daughter, Murder She Wrote).
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(1923)
Fred Robbins in Baltimore: Maryland, USA; DJ (Coke Time with Eddie Fisher, Robbins Nest).
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(1923)
John Scott: 9th Duke of Buccleuch Scottish captain and politician Lord Lieutenant of Selkirkshire (d. 2007).
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(1922)
Bobby Stone: American youth actor, one of the more youthful "Dead End Kids," a gang of hoodlums who got into comedic and human interest problems in which virtue always prevailed.
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(1922)
Arthur Penn: Director.
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(1922)
Joe Silver: Chicago, Illinois -- Actor (Mr I Magination, Fay).
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(1922)
Phyllis Friend: Chief nursing officer (DHSS).
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(1921)
Bruce Mason: New Zealand playwright, critic and novelist, and a leading force in founding New Zealand’s first professional theatre, Downstage, in Wellington in 1964.
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(1921)
Ilhan Usmanbas: Composer.
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(1920)
Daniel Colin: Lambezellec-Brest Military man.
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(1920)
Lucien Martin: France sport Champion.
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(1919)
Doris Singleton: American actress and singer (d. 2012).
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(1919)
Tom Harmon: American actor and father of actor Mark Harmon, a former college football star and sports broadcaster.
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(1919)
Charles H. Percy: Politician.
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(1919)
Betty Dion: American nurse for 40 years.
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(1918)
Ángel Labruna: Argentinian footballer and manager (d. 1983).
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(1918)
Martin Ryle: Scientist.
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(1918)
Arnold Stang: American actor and singer (d. 2009).
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(1918)
Angel Labruna: Argentinian football player and coach (d. 1983).
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(1917)
Vaclav Kaslik: Czechoslovakia -- Opera composer / conductor.
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(1917)
Audree Wilson: American noted family, the mother of three teen-age sons who formed a music group with their cousin, Mike Love, called "The Beach Boys.
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