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Famous Birthdays of 29 February

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 29th of February

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1999 - 1990

(1996) Korede Bello: Pop Singer.
(1992) Jessie Usher: TV Actor.
(1992) Jessica Long: Swimmer.
(1992) Caitlin Meyer: Movie Actress.
(1992) Rose: Pop Singer.
(1992) Saphir Taider: Soccer Player.
(1992) Perry Kitchen: Soccer Player.
(1992) Sean Abbott: Cricket Player.

See what else happened on the 29th of February of: 1996 1992

1989 - 1980

(1988) Lena Gercke: Model.
(1988) Benedikt Höwedes
(1988) Hannah Mills: Athlete.
(1988) Benedikt Howedes: Soccer Player.
(1984) Alicia Hollowell: American softball pitcher.
(1984) Rakhee Thakrar: Soap Opera Actress.
(1984) Cullen Jones: Swimmer.
(1984) Cam Ward: Hockey Player.
(1984) Janvi Chheda: TV Actress.
(1984) Mark Foster: Rock Singer.

(1980) Peter Scanavino: TV Actor.
(1980) Taylor Twellman: American soccer player who retired in 2010.
(1980) Simon Gagne: Hockey Player.

See what else happened on the 29th of February of: 1988 1984 1980

1979 - 1970

(1976) Ja Rule: Musician.
(1976) Bryan Gillooly in Auburn: New York; diver (Olympics-1996).
(1972) Antonio Sabato Jr: Actor (Jagger Cates- General Hospital).
(1972) Géraldine Maillet
(1972) Steve Hart
(1972) Pedro Zamora: Cuban-born American TV personality and AIDS activist (Born 1972).
(1972) Cyrus Beasley in Rowe: New York, USA; rower (Olympics-1996).
(1972) Mark Farraway: Canadian Football League offensive linebacker (Edmonton Eskimos).
(1972) Antonio Sabato, Jr.: Actor.
(1972) Saul Williams: Musician.

(1972) Dave Williams: Metal Singer.
(1972) Joey Greco: TV Actor.
(1972) Johnny Rabb: Drummer.
(1972) Antonio Sabato: Soap Opera Actor.
(1972) Fabien Bownes: NFL wide receiver (Chicago Bears).
(1972) Chris Devine in Allentown: Pennsylvania, USA; diver (Olympics-1996).

See what else happened on the 29th of February of: 1976 1972

1969 - 1960

(1968) Chucky Brown: American basketball player: played positon of Forward for the Milwaukee Bucks and for nine other National Basketball Association teams in ten years.
(1968) Dana Carlsen
(1968) Simon Toyne: Writer.
(1968) Bryce Paup NFL linebacker (Green Bay Packers: Buffalo Bills).
(1968) Cary Conklin: NFL quarterback (San Francisco 49ers).
(1968) Chucky Brown NBA forward (Houston Rockets: Atlanta Hawks).
(1968) Dana Schweiger: Former model and entrepreneur, co-founder of the clothing and cosmetics company Bellybutton.
(1968) Frank Woodley: Comedian.
(1964) Natasha Beaulieu
(1964) James RB Ogilvy: son of English princess Alexandra.

(1964) Henrik Sundstrom: in Sweden; tennis star.
(1964) James Ogilvy: British noted family, the son of Princess Alexandra and Angus Ogilvy.
(1964) Giorgio Mancini: Italian dancer and choreographer.
(1960) Tony Robbins: Self-Help Author.
(1960) Khaled (musician)
(1960) Guy Hascoët: French politician and a member of The Greens-Europe Écologie.
(1960) Thomas Schaefer
(1960) Khaled : Folk Singer.
(1960) Guy McPherson: American scientist, author and blogger, and Professor Emeritus of Natural Resources and Ecology & Evolutionary Biology at the University of Arizona.
(1960) Cheb Khaled: Algerian musician, an Arabic singer with reknown in France.

See what else happened on the 29th of February of: 1968 1964 1960

1959 - 1950

(1956) Aileen Wuornos: American serial killer sentenced to death (Born 1956).
(1956) Jono Coleman: British-Australian larger-than-life radio funnyman, Jonathan 'Jono' Coleman was born in London but was 'deported' (or so he says) to Sydney, Australia, with his parents at an early age.
(1956) Peter Treuner: German cabaret artist who performs at the ‘academixer’ nightclub in Leipzig.
(1956) Jonathan Coleman: TV Show Host.
(1952) Pierre Blaise
(1952) Raul Gonzalez: Mexican 50km speed walker (world record).
(1952) Raisa Smetanina: USSR -- Cross country skier (1976, 80, 92 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1952) Tim[othy] Powers: United States -- Sci-fi author (Epitaph in Rust, Night Moves).
(1952) Bart Stupak: Politician.

See what else happened on the 29th of February of: 1956 1952

1949 - 1940

(1948) Gérard Darmon: French jewish actor and occasionally singer, be began in "Diva" directed by Beineix.
(1948) Yuri Pimenov: USSR -- Coxless pair rowers (1976 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1948) Nikolai Pimenov: USSR -- Coxless pair rowers (1976 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1948) Ken Foree: Movie Actor.
(1944) Dennis Farina: TV Actor.
(1944) Phyllis Frelich in Devil's Lake: North Dakota, USA; actor (Love is Never Silent).
(1944) Dennis Farina in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actor (Mike Torello - Crime Story).
(1944) David Briggs: Record producer.
(1940) Gretchen Christopher in Olympia: Washington, USA; American pop singer/songwriter, founder and female lead of The Fleetwoods ("Come Softly To Me", "Mr Blue").
(1940) Monte Kiffin: Coach.

(1940) Yozhef Sabo: former Soviet football player of Hungarian background.

See what else happened on the 29th of February of: 1948 1944 1940

1939 - 1930

(1936) Alex Rocco: Actor (Blue Knight, Stanley, Stunt Man).
(1936) Jack R Lousma
(1936) Henri Richard: Hockey Player.
(1936) Arthur Marwick: British professor in history whose influential books included "The Deluge," which deals with the transformations in British society brought about by the First World War.
(1936) Jack R Lousma in Grand Rapids: Michigan, USA; Colonel US Marine Corp/astronaut (Skylab 3, STS-3).
(1936) Jack Lousma: American astronaut who spent 59 days in orbit between 7/28/1973 to 9/25/1973 as a member of the second Skylab space station crew.

See what else happened on the 29th of February of: 1936 1932

1929 - 1920

(1928) Josh Akland
(1928) Joss Ackland: London, England -- Actor (Queenie, To Kill a Priest).
(1928) Lazare Pytkowicz: French member of the resistance in World War II, awarded the title of 'Compagnon de la Libération' (English: Companion of the Liberation).
(1928) Tempest Storm: Movie Actress.
(1928) Alan Loveday: Violinist.
(1928) McHenry Boatwright: Signer.
(1924) Olga Amati: Italian ballet dancer, a prima ballerina in 1942 for La Scala and a teacher at the Teatro Dell-Opera Ballet School in Rome.
(1924) Otto Hutter: Physiologist.
(1924) David Beattie: British Governor-General of New Zealand.
(1924) Pierre Sinibaldi: France sport Champion.

(1920) Michèle Morgan: French actress who won acclaim by the age of 18 for the film "Quai Des Brumes," one year after her debut in French films.
(1920) Howard Nemerov: Poet.
(1920) Louise Wood: director of Girl Scouts of USA (1961-72).
(1920) Arthur Franz: Perth Amboy, New Jersey -- Actor (Invaders From Mars, Young Lions).
(1920) Gaston Combes: French rugby player.
(1920) Claude Lalet: French student, a member of the Union of Communist Students, arrested for taking part in the anti-Nazi demonstration on 11 November 1940 at the Arc de Triomphe in Paris.
(1920) James Mitchell: American actor, known for his roles on TV soap operas including "Edge of Night" "and All My Children," in the latter for more than three decades beginning in 1979.
(1920) Michele Morgan: France Actor.
(1920) Henry Dumery: France Writer.
(1920) Paul Begni: Menton Military man.

See what else happened on the 29th of February of: 1928 1924 1920

1919 - 1910

(1916) Dinah Shore: American entertainer, the winner of eight Emmy's and owner of nine gold records.
(1916) C Latvala: American professional astrologer.
(1916) Yves Bourdais: St Quay-Portrieux Military man.
(1912) Meta Neuberger: American physicist who wrote 50 papers dealing with solid-state materials in her work with the properties of crystals.
(1912) Joseph Guglielmi: Versailles physician.

See what else happened on the 29th of February of: 1916 1912

1909 - 1900

(1908) Balthus : Polish-French artist, the son of Polish painter and art historian Erick Klossowski and painter Elisabeth Dorothee Spiro, encouraged with his art when young.
(1908) Mario Malatesta: Italy sport Champion.
(1908) Balthu Balthus: Artist.
(1908) Dee Brown: Novelist.
(1908) Henri Debrus: Narbonne Military man.
(1904) Pepper Martin: American baseball player (Born 1904).
(1904) Jean Gaits: Tarbes Journalist.
(1904) Jimmy Dorsey: Shenandoah, Pennsylvania -- Orchestra leader (Stage Show).
(1904) Alan Richardson: composer.
(1904) John "Pepper" Martin baseballer (National League stolen base leader 1933: 34,36).

See what else happened on the 29th of February of: 1908 1904