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Famous Birthdays of 28 September

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

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2009 - 2000

(2005) Léon Bruel
(2002) Isidora Vives: TV Actress.
(2001) Andrew Foy: YouTube Star.
(2000) Brenna D'Amico: TV Actress.
(2000) Frankie Jonas: American actor.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Olivia Giannulli: YouTube Star.
(1999) Juan Urdangarin: Spanish royalty, the son of Inaki Urdangarin and Princess Cristina of Spain.
(1998) Jenna Rose: Pop Singer.
(1998) Walker Rogers: Vine Star.
(1996) Michael Ronda: TV Actor.
(1996) Celeste Nascimento: Brazilian noted family, the oldest of twins born to soccer-champ Pelé and psychologist and gospel singer Assíria Lemos Seixas.
(1996) Joshua Nascimento: Brazilian noted family, the youngest of twins born to soccer-champ Pelé and psychologist and gospel singer Assíria Lemos Seixas.
(1995) Jason Williams: English footballer.
(1994) Shawn Osuch: YouTube Star.
(1994) Tokyoxvanity : Vine Star.

(1993) Joey Bizinger: YouTube Star.
(1993) Jodie Williams: English sprinter.
(1992) Keir Gilchrist
(1992) Skye McCole Bartusiak: American actress.
(1992) Raya Encheva: YouTube Star.
(1992) Mawra Hocane: TV Actress.
(1992) Tyler Lockett: Football Player.
(1992) Ragu PrasanthKG: Indian Buisness magnet.
(1992) Skye Bartusiak: Movie Actress.
(1992) Koko Tsurumi: Japanese gymnast.
(1992) Adam Thompson: English-Irish footballer.
(1991) Saffron LeBon: London, England -- Daughter of Simon and Yasmon.
(1990) Kirsten Prout: Canadian actress.
(1990) Phoenix Battye: Australian rugby player.
(1990) Jasper Dolphin: Comedian.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Alligatoah
(1989) Mark Randall: English footballer.
(1989) Darius Johnson-Odom: American basketball player.
(1989) Çağla Büyükakçay: Turkish tennis player.
(1989) Daniel Gidlow: YouTube Star.
(1988) Esmée Denters: Dutch singer-songwriter.
(1988) Marin Cilic: Croatian tennis player born in Medjugorje, he won the 2014 US Open.
(1988) Marin Čilić: Croatian tennis player.
(1988) Hana Mae Lee
(1988) Esmee Denters: Dutch singer.

(1988) Olivia Jordan: Model.
(1988) Hana Lee: American actress model comedian and fashion designer.
(1988) Aleks Vrteski: Australian footballer.
(1988) Caio César: Brazilian actor and police officer (d. 2015).
(1987) Hilary Duff: American actress and singer.
(1987) Chloë Hanslip: English violinist.
(1987) Pierre Becken: German footballer.
(1987) Viktoria Leks: Estonian high jumper.
(1987) Gary Deegan: Irish footballer.
(1986) Andrés Guardado: Mexican footballer.
(1986) Blake Gray: Country Singer.
(1986) Andres Guardado: Mexican footballer.
(1986) Daniel Platzman: Drummer.
(1986) Meskerem Legesse: Ethiopian runner (d. 2013).
(1985) Shindong : South Korean singer-songwriter dancer and actor (Super Junior).
(1985) Alina Ibragimova: Russian-English violinist.
(1984) Mathieu Valbuena: French international footballer who played for Marseille, for Dynamo Moscow (since 2014) in the Russian Premier League, and for Lyon.
(1984) Melody Thornton: American singer and dancer (Pussycat Dolls).
(1984) Ryan Zimmerman: American baseball player.
(1984) Naim Terbunja: Kosovan-Swedish boxer.
(1984) Luke Pomersbach: Australian cricketer.
(1984) Jenny Omnichord: Canadian singer-songwriter (The Barmitzvah Brothers).
(1983) Brooke Banner
(1983) Ruben Cunha: Portuguese youth, age 13 when he was accidentally killed.
(1983) Sarah Wright: TV Actress.
(1983) John Schwalger: New Zealand All Black rugby player.
(1983) Julissa Bermudez: Reality Star.
(1983) Stefan Moore: English footballer.
(1982) Nolwenn Leroy: French singer-songwriter, musician and voice actress, who rose to fame after winning the second series of the French television reality show, Star Academy.
(1982) St Vincent (musician)
(1982) Matt Cohen (actor)
(1982) Emeka Okafor: American basketball player.
(1982) Tuuli Shipster
(1982) Dustin Penner: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1982) Ranbir Kapoor: Indian actor.
(1982) Jean-Baptiste Gonnet
(1982) Matt Cohen: TV Actor.
(1982) Anderson Varejão: Brazilian basketball player.
(1982) Abhinav Bindra: Indian shooter and is World and Olympic champion in the 10 m Air Rifle event.
(1982) Anderson Varejao: Brazilian basketball player.
(1982) St Vincent: Pop Singer.
(1982) Aleksandr Anyukov: Russian footballer.
(1982) Ray Emery: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1982) Kazue Fukiishi: Japanese actress.
(1982) Aivar Rehemaa: Estonian skier.
(1981) Guillaume Samica
(1981) José Calderón (basketball)
(1981) Cecilia Braekhus
(1981) Jorge Guagua: Ecuadorian footballer.
(1981) Melissa Claire Egan
(1981) Greg Anderson: American pianist and composer.
(1981) Gul Golge: Turkish model and actress.
(1981) Vincent Kartheiser: Actor (Hairy Bird, Alaska, Untamed Heart).
(1981) Jose Calderon: Spanish basketball player.
(1981) Iracema Trevisan: Brazilian bass player (CSS).
(1981) Gül Gölge: Turkish model and actress.
(1981) Melissa Egan: American actress.
(1981) José Calderón: Spanish basketball player.
(1980) Brigitta Callens: Belgian beauty queen, Miss Belgium 1999.
(1980) Ashlee Frazier: Reality Star.
(1980) Marlon Parmer: American basketball player.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Bam Margera: American skateboarder.
(1979) Alessandra Pierelli
(1979) Daneboe : TV Actor.
(1979) Taki Tsan: American-Greek rapper and producer (Zontanoi Nekroi).
(1979) Anndi Lynn McAfee: Actress (Ice Cream Man, Conagher).
(1978) Nikki McKibbin
(1978) Peter Cambor
(1978) Bushido (rapper)
(1978) Dana Loesch
(1978) Nestaea Sealy: Miss Bahamas Universe (1997).

(1978) Bushido : German rapper and producer.
(1978) Marzena Godecki: Actress (Ocean Girl).
(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.
(1977) Sylvia Pinel
(1977) Ivana Bozilovic
(1977) Pak Se-ri: South Korean golfer.
(1977) Se Ri Pak: Korean golfer.
(1977) Young Jeezy: American rapper.
(1977) Ireneusz Marcinkowski: Polish footballer.
(1976) Bonzi Wells
(1976) Fedor Emelianenko: Russian mixed martial artist.
(1976) Ali Asel: Kuwaiti footballer.
(1976) Timo Hampf: German footballer.
(1975) Lenny Krayzelburg: American swimmer.
(1975) Karan Ashley
(1975) Isamu Jordan: American journalist and academic (d. 2013).
(1975) Mandy Barnett: Country singer (Maybe, Rainy Days).
(1975) Stuart Clark: Australian cricketer and manager.
(1975) Karan Ashley Jackson: Odessa, Texas -- Actress (Aisha-Mighty Power Rangers).
(1974) Cathy Barry (actress)
(1974) Daphné (singer)
(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.
(1974) Joonas Kolkka: Finnish footballer and coach.
(1974) Shane Webcke: Australian rugby player and coach.
(1974) John Light: English actor.
(1974) Mariya Kiselyova: Russian swimmer.
(1974) Marco Di Loreto: Italian footballer and manager.
(1973) Brian Rafalski: American ice hockey player.
(1973) Jori Hulkkonen: Finnish electronic musician.
(1972) Dita von Teese
(1972) French Fifth Republic
(1972) Dena Querubin: Waterford, New Jersey -- Miss America (1996).
(1972) Greg Ivy: NFL punter (Atlanta Falcons).
(1972) John Light: English actor.
(1972) Dita Von Teese: American burlesque artist.
(1972) Kevin Macleod: Composer.
(1972) Cathy Caverzasio: Switzerland -- Tennis star.
(1971) George Eustice: English lawyer and politician.
(1971) David Weightman: Australian rower (1996 Olympics).
(1971) Marcus Spears: NFL / WLAF guard / tackle (Chicago Bears, Amsterdam Admirals).
(1971) A Croce: American singer-songwriter, musician, and pianist, who owns and operates his own record label, Seedling Records.
(1971) Alan Wright: English footballer and manager.
(1971) Chad May: NFL / WLAF quarterback (Minn Vikings, Frankfurt Galaxy).
(1971) Joseph Arthur: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Lonely Astronauts Fistful of Mercy and RNDM).
(1970) Kimiko Date: Kyoto, Japan -- Tennis star (1996 Japan Open).
(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.
(1970) Kimiko Date-Krumm: Japanese tennis player.
(1970) Mike DeJean: American baseball player.
(1970) Yūji Kishi: Japanese actor.
(1970) Gualter Salles: Brazilian race car driver.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Challen Cates
(1969) Piper Kerman: American memoirist (Orange Is the New Black).
(1969) Ben Greenman: American journalist and author.
(1969) Manuel Benitez: American actor (d. 2008).
(1969) L Janusz Hooker: Australian rower (1996 Olympics).
(1969) Marcel Dost: Dutch decathlete.
(1969) Masafumi Ōura: Japanese volleyball player and coach (d. 2013).
(1969) Nico Vaesen: Belgian footballer.
(1969) Minayo Watanabe: Japanese singer (Onyanko Club).
(1969) Éric Lapointe: Canadian singer-songwriter and keyboard player.

(1969) Karen Fairchild: Country Singer.
(1969) Sascha Maassen: German race car driver.
(1969) Pedro Fernández: World Music Singer.
(1969) Eric Lapointe: Canadian singer.
(1969) Mark Everett: American fugitive (d. 2008).
(1968) Naomi Watts: British actress who came to international attention in David Lynch's psychological thriller "Mulholland Drive" (2001).
(1968) Carré Otis
(1968) Mika Hakkinen: Finnish race car driver.
(1968) Emmanuelle Gaume
(1968) Bess Singh [Lennart Bes]: Dutch pop drummer (Burma Shop-Hippies).
(1968) Rob Moroso: American race car driver (d. 1990).
(1968) Trish Keenan: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Broadcast) (d. 2011).
(1968) Mika Häkkinen: Finnish race car driver.
(1968) Francois Botha: South African boxer and mixed martial artist.
(1968) Vanessa Vadim: French-American noted family, the daughter of Roger and Jane Fonda Vadim.
(1968) CarrT Otis in San Francisco: California, USA; actress (Wild Orchid).
(1968) Jerry Evans: NFL tight end (Denver Broncos).
(1968) Jock Climie: CFL slot back (Montreal Alouettes).
(1967) Mira Sorvino: American actress.
(1967) Moon Zappa: American noted family, the first child of Frank Zappa, a singer and actress herself.
(1967) Carole Richert
(1967) Clark Kent: American hip hop producer.
(1967) Moon Unit Zappa: daughter of Frank Zappa; rocker ("Valley Girl").
(1967) Jake Reed: NFL wide receiver (Minn Vikings).
(1967) Oswald Drawdy: Hampton, South Carolina -- Canadian Tour golfer (1987 SC Amateur).
(1967) Darion Conner: NFL linebacker (Carolina Panthers).
(1966) María Canals Barrera
(1966) Leilani Sarelle: American actress.
(1966) Erno Das: Lighting tech / gaffer (Spiegels, Lovely Liza).
(1966) Kevin Baker: Montreal, Quebec -- Canadian Tour golfer (Manitoba Amateur - 1988).
(1966) Maria Canals Barrera: American actress, singer.
(1966) Paul Palandjian: American businessman with brothers Peter and Leon, sons of an immigrant father who developed a real estate development and investment corporation.
(1966) Maria Barrera: TV Actress.
(1966) Scott Adams: American football player (d. 2013).
(1966) María Barrera: American actress and singer.
(1966) Ginger Fish: American musician (Marilyn Manson).
(1966) Puri Jagannadh: Indian director producer and screenwriter.
(1965) Éric Ciotti
(1965) Joel Rane: Author (Step on Up).
(1965) Christopher Welch: American actor (d. 2013).
(1965) Jens Melzig: German footballer.
(1965) Roschdy Zem: French actor and filmmaker of Moroccan descent.
(1964) Janeane Garofalo: American actress, comedienne, political activist and writer.
(1964) Elisabeth Wierzbicka
(1964) Andrea Croonenberghs
(1964) Emmanuel Salinger
(1964) Laura Cerón: Mexican-American actress.
(1964) Gregor Fisken: Scottish race car driver.
(1964) Paul Jewell: English footballer and manager.
(1964) Laura Ceron: American actress.
(1964) Mārtiņš Roze: Latvian lawyer and politician (d. 2012).
(1964) Susan Walters: Georgia, United States -- Actress (Lorna-Loving, Mary Beth-Dear John).
(1964) Claudio Borghi: Argentine football manager (Colo-Colo).
(1963) Erik Comas
(1963) Susan Walters
(1963) Greg Weisman: American voice actor producer and screenwriter.
(1963) Érik Comas: French race car driver.
(1963) Johnny Earl Dawkins Jr: NBA guard (Spurs, Charlotte Hornets).
(1963) Steve Blackman: American wrestler and martial artist.
(1962) Thomas Mork: Denmark -- Actor (Krystalbarnet, Bryggeren).
(1962) Dietmar Schacht: German footballer and manager.
(1962) Grant Fuhr: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1962) Anne-Marie Fox: Los Angeles, California -- Playmate (Feb, 1982).
(1962) Irving Fryar: NFL wide receiver (Miami Dolphins).
(1962) Laurie Rinker-Graham: Stuart, Florida -- LPGA golfer (1986 LPGA Corning).
(1962) Chuck Taylor: American music journalist.
(1962) S C Grant: British Lieutenant General.
(1962) Luis Enrique: spanish singer (Luces del Alma).
(1961) Tatiana de Rosnay
(1961) Scott Weinrich
(1961) Quentin Kawānanakoa: American lawyer and politician.
(1961) Ed Vosberg: Tucson, Arizona -- Pitcher (Texas Rangers).
(1961) Michael-James Wixted: Santa Monica, California -- Actor (Smith Family).
(1961) Yordanka Donkova: Bulgaria -- 100 m hurdler (world record).
(1961) Anne White in Charleston: West Virginia, USA; tennis (wore spandex in 1985 Wimbledon).
(1961) Quentin Kawananakoa: pretender to the throne of the Kingdom of Hawaii.
(1961) Helen Grant: English lawyer and politician Minister for Sport and the Olympics.
(1961) Gregory Jbara: American actor and singer.
(1960) Jennifer Rush: American popular singer who became an international favorite, a great success in Germany about 1988.
(1960) Mehmed Baždarević
(1960) Socrates Villegas: Filipino archbishop.
(1960) Frank Hammerschlag: German footballer and manager.
(1960) Kamlesh Patel: Baron Patel of Bradford English politician.
(1960) Derek James: Durban, South Africa -- Canadian Tour golfer (1994 Infiniti).
(1960) Tom Byrum: Onida, South Dakota -- Nike golfer (1994 NIKE Panama City Beach-4th).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Todd Worrell: Arcadia, California -- Pitcher (LA Dodgers).
(1959) Gillian McKeith: Scottish nutritionist, television presenter and writer.
(1959) Dantes Tsitsi: Nauruan politician.
(1959) Angela Groothuizen: Dutch singer, composer, actor, stand up comedian, dancer, column writer and for most an inspiring all television personality.
(1959) Steve Hytner: American actor and producer.
(1959) Ron Fellows: Canadian race car driver.
(1959) Billy Montana: Country / Western performer (No Yesterday, Angelia).
(1958) Darie Boutboul: French crack Jockey, daughter of Marie-Elizabeth Cons-Boutboul, lawyer.
(1958) Lory Del Santo: Italian actress, the mother of Conor Clapton from her affair with his father, Eric Clapton.
(1958) Med Lucart: Rock musician (Wall of Voodoo).

(1958) Aldo Baglia: Italian comedian with a highly successful act, one of the three top comics of his day.
(1958) Aldo Baglio: Italian comedian, actor, writer and director, best known for being a member of the comic trio Aldo, Giovanni & Giacomo.
(1958) Angella Issajenko: Jamaica -- 4X100m relayer (1984 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1957) Marc Duret: Actor (Dobermann, Hatred, Big Blue).
(1957) CJ Chenier
(1957) Andrus Rõuk: Estonian painter and poet.
(1957) C Chenier: American singer-songwriter and accordion player.
(1957) C J Chenier: Zydeco musician.
(1957) Alannah Currie: Auckland, New Zealand -- Rock xylophone / vocalist (Thompson Twins).
(1956) Kiran Shah
(1955) Stéphane Dion: Canadian sociologist and politician 15th Canadian Minister of the Environment.
(1955) Stephane Dion: Canadian politician.
(1955) Kenny Kirkland: American pianist (d. 1998).
(1954) George Lynch: American guitarist and songwriter (Dokken Lynch Mob Souls of We and Tooth and Nail).
(1954) Steve Largent: American football player and U.S.
(1954) Margot Wallström: Swedish politician and diplomat 42nd Swedish Minister for Foreign Affairs.
(1954) Ubaldo Lo Presti: Italian film and television actor, also known as Ubaldo Lopresti.
(1953) Cattin Donat: Italian terrorist, leader of the Prima Linea, involved in many terrorist episodes.
(1953) Jim Diamond: Scotish singer / songwriter (I Should Have Known Better).
(1953) Otmar Hasler: Liechtensteiner educator and politician 11th Prime Minister of Liechtenstein.
(1952) Sylvia Kristel: Dutch actress, famed for her appearance in "Emanuelle" and its sequels, erotic films of the 1970s.
(1952) Marie-France Lavarini: French political figure, the communications advisor to Lionel Jospin and Raymond Forni.
(1952) Andy Ward: English drummer (Camel Marillion and The Bevis Frond).
(1952) Seyyal Taner: Turkish singer-songwriter and actress.
(1952) Efthimis Kioumourtzoglou: Greek basketball player and coach.
(1952) Christopher Buckley: American satirical novelist.
(1951) Jim Diamond: Scottish vocalist who originally started with the group, PhD.
(1951) Christian Marlowe in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Bram - Highcliffe Manor).
(1951) Norton Buffalo: American singer-songwriter harmonica player producer and actor (Steve Miller Band) (d. 2009).
(1951) Dave Rajsich: American baseball player, a left-handed pitcher with the New York Yankees and Texas Rangers from 1978 to 1980.
(1951) Wei Chen: Canadian journalist.
(1951) Silvia Dionisio: Rome, Italy -- Actress (Riavanti Marsh!, Amici Miei).
(1950) Jim Densmore: American musician, the brother of "Doors" drummer John Densmore.
(1950) John Sayles: American actor, screenwriter, producer, editor and director of low-budget films.
(1950) Laurie Lewis: American singer and fiddler.
(1950) Paul Burgess: English drummer (10cc Jethro Tull Camel Magna Carta and The Icicle Works).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Philip Chard: American licensed psychotherapist and author.
(1949) Jimmy Bo Horne
(1949) Jim Henshaw: Canadian actor producer and screenwriter.
(1948) Martine Roure
(1948) Alain Wertheimer
(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.
(1947) Peter Hope-Evans: British singer / harmonicaist (Family).
(1947) Hasina: Bangladeshi politician 10th Prime Minister of Bangladesh.
(1947) Jeffrey Jones: Buffalo, New York -- Actor (Beetlejuice, Ferris Bueller).
(1947) Harold Dow: Hackensack, New Jersey -- News correspondent (CBS, 48 Hours).

(1947) Gillian Rose: Philosopher / writer.
(1947) Jon Snow: English journalist and academic.
(1946) Brigitte Roüan
(1946) Helen Shapiro: English singer and actress.
(1946) Herbert Jefferson Jr in Jersey City: New Jersey, USA; actor (Battlestar Galactica).
(1946) Fiona Lewis: Westcliff, England -- Actress (Stunts, Lisztomania).
(1946) Larry Breeding in Winchester: Illinois, USA; actor (Who's Watching the Kids?).
(1946) Peter Egan: Actor (Bean, Chariots of Fire).
(1946) Jeffrey Jones: American actor.
(1946) Tom Bower: English journalist and author.
(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).
(1945) Pieter-Dirk Uys
(1945) Jacques Rouveyrollis: French theatre lighting designer.
(1945) Manolis Rasoulis: Greek singer-songwriter and journalist (d. 2011).
(1945) François Biensan: French jazz trumpeter, composer and arranger.
(1945) Fusako Shigenobu: Japanese activist founded the Japanese Red Army.
(1944) Marcia Muller: American journalist and author.
(1944) Matthew Cowles: Soap actor (Eban Japes-Loving, Billy-All My Children).
(1943) J T Walsh: Actor (Colonel Frank Bach-Dark Skies).
(1943) J Walsh: American actor (d. 1998).
(1943) Win Percy: English race car driver and manager.
(1943) Nick Nicholas: German-Canadian bass player (Steppenwolf The Mynah Birds The Sparrows Blue Cheer and World Classic Rockers).
(1943) George Trow: American novelist playwright and critic (d. 2006).
(1943) Warren Lieberfarb: American media executive.
(1943) Gertrud "Traudl" Hecher: Austria -- Downhill skier (1960 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1943) Joel Higgins in Bloomington: Illinois, USA; actor (Salvage 1, Silver Spoons).
(1943) Lou Piniella: Outfielder / manager (New York Yankees, Seattle Mariners).
(1943) Mike Kreidler: (Rep-D-Washington).
(1943) Nick St Nicholas: Hamburg, Germany -- Rock bassist (Steppenwolf).
(1943) Susanne Jagd: Denmark -- Actress (Between the Sheets, Tinderbox).
(1942) Pierre Clémenti: French actor director producer and screenwriter (d. 1999).
(1942) Tim Maia: Brazilian singer-songwriter (d. 1998).
(1942) : American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 2006).
(1942) Marshall Bell: American actor.
(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).
(1942) Grant "Mudcat" Jackson: Pitcher (1972 New York Yankees, Phillies).
(1942) Pierre Clementi: French actor (d. 1999).
(1941) Edmund Stoiber: German lawyer and politician Minister President of Bavaria.
(1941) Lady Braye
(1941) Charley Taylor: NFL wide receiver/running back (Washington Redskins).
(1941) David Lewis: American philosopher and academic (d. 2001).
(1941) Samuel Zell: American executive and CEO of ITEL, a rail car and container leasing company.
(1940) Alekander Sergeyevich Ivanchenkov: USSR -- Cosmonaut (Soyuz 29 / 31, T-6).
(1940) George Greenstein: Author (Secret of a Jewish Baker).
(1940) Aleksandr Y Kalery: Russian Cosmonaut.
(1940) Marcel Puget: France sport Champion.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Rudolph Walker: Trinidadian-born British actor.
(1939) Stuart Kauffman: American biologist and academic.
(1939) Elbridge Bryant: American singer and dancer (The Temptations) (d. 1975).
(1938) Ben King: Soul Singer.
(1938) Ben E[arl] King [Nelson]: North Carolina, United States -- Singer (Stand by Me).
(1938) Ben E King in North Carolina: USA; singer ("Stand by Me").
(1937) Bob Schul: American long distance runner.
(1937) Alice Mahon: English union leader and politician.
(1937) Edward Applebaum: Composer.
(1937) Colin Berry: Professor (morbid anatomist).

(1937) Rod Roddy: American television announcer (Born 1937).
(1936) Pierquinto Cariaggi: Italian impresario and manager in the music business, organized the Sinatra concert in Italy 1986.
(1936) Emmett Chapman: American guitarist invented the Chapman Stick.
(1936) Robert Wolders: Rotterdam, Holland -- Actor (Erik Hunter-Laredo).
(1936) Anne Borg: Norwegian ballet dancer.
(1936) Robert Hogan in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Peyton Place, Operation Petticoat).
(1936) Sherwood L Boehlert: (Rep-R-New York, 1983- ).
(1935) Simon Leys
(1935) Bruce Crampton: Sydney, NSW -- PGA golfer (1961 Milwaukee Open).
(1935) David Hannay: Baron Hannay of Chiswick English diplomat British Permanent Representative to the United Nations.
(1935) Ronald Lacey: Actor (Raiders of Lost Ark, Next Victim), dies at 55.
(1935) Heather Sears: London, England -- Actress (Room at the Top).
(1935) Koko Taylor [Cora Walton]: US vocalist (Queen of the Blues).
(1934) Brigitte Bardot: French actress called "the French sex-kitten" for over 25 years, lush and pouty.
(1934) Janet Munro: Actress (Crawling Eye, Swiss Family Robinson), dies at 38.
(1934) Piero Ciampi: Italian singer-songwriter, who died in Rome on 19 January 1980.
(1933) Sylvia Kars: American Sensuality Therapist, surrogate sex-partner, instructor and lecturer.
(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.
(1933) : American singer-songwriter (Jimmy & Johnny) (d. 2011).
(1933) Madeleine M: Kunin in Switzerland; American politician (Governor-Democrat-Vermont).
(1933) Charles Barsotti: American cartoonist who contributed gag cartoons to major magazines.
(1933) Miguel Berrocal: Spanish sculptor and educator (d. 2006).
(1932) Víctor Jara: Chilean singer-songwriter poet and director (d. 1973).
(1932) Jeremy Isaacs: Scottish TV presenter and producer.
(1932) Leonard Braman: Canadian-American actor on-stage from 1955; he moved to Hollywood in 1977 and did films and TV.
(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.
(1932) Victor Jara: Chilean folk singer and activist (d. 1973).
(1932) Michael G[reatrex] Coney: Canada -- Sci-fi author (Cat Karina).
(1931) John E Gilmore: Tenor Saxophonist.
(1930) Ugo Gregoretti: Italian film, television and stage director, actor, screenwriter, author and television host, who has directed 20 films since 1956.
(1930) Robin Buchanan: CEO (NHS Supplies Auth, Wessex Regional Health Auth).
(1930) Lucien Mias: France sport Champion.
(1930) Immanuel Wallerstein: American sociologist author and academic.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Lata Mangeshkar: Indian playback singer.
(1929) Alfred Cahen
(1929) Jacques Guilaine: French pediatrician and dermatologist.
(1929) Nigel Althaus: British government broker.
(1929) Nikolay Ryzhkov: Premier of the USSR (1985-1991).
(1929) Late Mangeshkar: Indian singer, and occasional music-composer.
(1929) Marilyn Clark: Spokane, Washington -- Actress (House of Party Beach).
(1928) Martine Sarcey
(1928) Naphtali Kupferberg: Singer (Fugs).
(1928) Koko Taylor: American singer and actress (d. 2009).

(1927) Thomas J J Altizer: Massachusetts, United States -- US Radical Theologian (God is Dead).
(1927) Robert Thomas: Gap Writer.
(1926) Jerry Clower in Amite County: Mississippi, USA; country comedian (Nashville on Road).
(1926) Jerry Clower: American soldier comedian and author (d. 1998).
(1925) Seymour Cray: American computer technician, the Thomas Edison of the supercomputing industry who aimed to create the fastest computer in the world.
(1925) Frank Latimore: American actor (Born 1925).
(1925) Cromwell Everson: South African composer (d. 1991).
(1925) Serge Lanfranchi
(1925) Carolyn Morris: American baseball player, a pitcher who played from 1944 through 1946 in the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League.
(1925) Arnold Stang: Massachusetts, United States -- Comedian / actor (Broadside, Milton Berle, Top Cat).
(1925) Frank Latimore [Kline]: Darien, Connecticut -- Actor (Patton, Breakin Up).
(1924) Marcello Mastroianni: Italian-French actor and singer (d. 1996).
(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.
(1924) Giuseppe Chiapella: Italy sport Champion.
(1924) Giuseppe Chiappella: Italian soccer player and manager.
(1924) Antonio Jacinto: Portuguese West Africa, Angolan poet.
(1924) Rudolf Barshai: Russian-Swiss viola player and conductor (d. 2010).
(1923) William Windom: American actor (d. 2012).
(1923) Tuli Kupferberg: American singer poet and author (The Fugs) (d. 2010).
(1923) Fred Robbins in Baltimore: Maryland, USA; DJ (Coke Time with Eddie Fisher, Robbins Nest).
(1923) Duke of Buccleuch: British large landowner / art collector.
(1923) William Windom in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Farmer's Daughter, Murder She Wrote).
(1923) John Scott: 9th Duke of Buccleuch Scottish captain and politician Lord Lieutenant of Selkirkshire (d. 2007).
(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.
(1922) Joe Silver: Chicago, Illinois -- Actor (Mr I Magination, Fay).
(1922) Phyllis Friend: Chief nursing officer (DHSS).
(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.
(1921) Ilhan Usmanbas: Composer.
(1920) Lucien Martin: France sport Champion.
(1920) Daniel Colin: Lambezellec-Brest Military man.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Doris Singleton: American actress and singer (d. 2012).
(1919) Tom Harmon: American actor and father of actor Mark Harmon, a former college football star and sports broadcaster.
(1919) Betty Dion: American nurse for 40 years.
(1918) Ángel Labruna: Argentinian footballer and manager (d. 1983).
(1918) Angel Labruna: Argentinian football player and coach (d. 1983).
(1918) Arnold Stang: American actor and singer (d. 2009).
(1917) Vaclav Kaslik: Czechoslovakia -- Opera composer / conductor.
(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.
(1917) Michael [George] Somes: England, United Kingdom -- Dancer (Royal Ballet).
(1916) Peter Finch: British actor and international star by the '60s.

(1916) Lord Cockfield
(1916) Olga Lepeshinskaya: Ukrainian-Russian ballerina and educator (d. 2008).
(1915) Ethel Rosenberg
(1915) Julius Rosenberg: NYC, New York -- 1st US civilian executed for espionage.
(1914) Luigi Dadaglio: Italian Roman Catholic priest, ordained 1937.
(1914) Jim Boyd: Country / western performer.
(1914) Maria von Trapp: Austrian-American singer (d. 2014).
(1914) Harold Taylor Canada: educator (Art and the Future).
(1914) Lord Abinger
(1913) Edith Pargeter: Author (Brother Cadfael), dies of a stroke at 82.
(1913) Alice Marble: American tennis champion who won Wimbledon in 1938 and 1939 and the U.S.
(1913) Warja Honegger-Lavater: Swiss artist and illustrator (d. 2007).
(1913) Edith Mary Ellis Peters Pargeter: Author.
(1913) Vivian Fine: Chicago, Illinois -- Composer (Women in the Garden).
(1911) Henry Ellsworth Vines Jr tennis (US Open 1931: 32)/golf player.
(1911) Andr? Charton: Ossay physician.
(1910) Wenceslao Vinzons: Filipino politician and resistance leader (bayoneted to death) (Born 1910).
(1910) Diosdado Macapagal: Filipino lawyer and politician 9th President of the Philippines (d. 1997).
(1910) Fran Lee: NYC, New York -- Actress (Ms Wong-Major Dell Conway).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Marc Blancpain
(1909) Christiane Burucoa: France Writer.
(1909) Al Capp: American author and illustrator (d. 1979).
(1909) Wiesje Bouwmeester: Dutch actress (Doodzonde).
(1908) Marin Goleminov: Composer.
(1907) Ida Turay: Budapest, Hungary -- Actress (Deryne, Ida Regenye).
(1907) John Prickett: Teacher / ecumenist.
(1907) Bhagat Singh: Civil Rights Leader.
(1907) Heikki Savolainen: Finland -- Pommel horse gymnist (1948 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1907) Glen "Turk" Edwards: NFL tackle (Boston / Washington Redskins).

(1906) Maurice Rousseau: France sport Champion.
(1906) Lucien Cavel: Lille physician.
(1905) Max Schmeling: German boxing champion, the first and only German to win the world heavy-weight boxing championship on a foul from Jack Sharkey on 7/12/1930.
(1905) Max Schmeling Germany: world heavyweight boxing champion (1930-32).
(1905) William Northam: Austria -- Yachtsman (1964 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1904) Augusto Michelazzi: France Scientist.
(1904) Hendrik J Hofstra: Dutch Minister of Finance (PvdA).
(1904) Marcel Vives: France Scientist.
(1903) Haywood Hansell: American general (d. 1988).
(1901) Ed Sullivan: TV host ( Show, Toast of the Town), dies at 73.
(1901) Lily Bouwmeester: Dutch theatre and film actress, who was crowned with a Golden Calf for being "the best actress in Pre-War Dutch cinema.
(1901) William Samuel Paley: Chicago, Illinois -- President / CEO of CBS (1928-90).
(1901) Sullivan : American famed TV personality, the host of his own TV variety show from 1950-1971.
(1901) Friedrichs: Mathematician.
(1901) William Paley: CEO of CBS, dies at age 89 from a heart attack.
(1901) William S Paley: American radio and television executive (d. 1990).
(1900) Boris Yefimov
(1900) Joe Falcon: American accordion player (d. 1965).

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