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Famous Birthdays of 29 March

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

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2009 - 2000

(2008) Jade Thompson: American child born into a noted family.
(2006) Brooke Lenehan: Family Member.
(2005) Rylan McKnight: Family Member.
(2001) Mark Thomas: Instagram Star.
(2000) Jasmine Clough: YouTube Star.
(2000) Ysa Penarejo: TV Actress.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) LoveFromLiyax : YouTube Star.
(1999) Hana Hayes: TV Actress.
(1999) Grace Auten: Model.
(1998) Shealeigh : Pop Singer.
(1996) Juanpa Zurita: Vine Star.
(1995) Marc Musso: Movie Actor.
(1994) Sulli : TV Actress.
(1994) Lydia Connell: YouTube Star.
(1994) Lucy Connell: YouTube Star.
(1994) Sulli Choi: South korean singer and dancer.

(1993) Thorgan Hazard: Belgian footballer who plays for Borussia Mönchengladbach on loan from Chelsea.
(1993) Weylie Hoang: YouTube Star.
(1993) Riin Emajõe: Estonian footballer.
(1992) Chris Massoglia: American actor and dancer.
(1992) Ben Hemmings: Family Member.
(1991) Hayley McFarland: American actress singer and dancer.
(1991) N'Golo Kanté
(1991) Irene (singer)
(1991) Megan Batoon: YouTube Star.
(1991) Who Fancy: Pop Singer.
(1991) Fabio Borini: Italian footballer.
(1990) Laura Harrier: Actress.
(1990) Zoe Sugg: Author.
(1990) Scott LittleLizardGaming: YouTube Star.
(1990) Josh Blaylock: TV Actor.
(1990) Ryan LittleLizardGaming: YouTube Star.
(1990) Jarmaine Santiago: YouTube Star.
(1990) Tai Hara: Soap Opera Actor.
(1990) Carlos Peña: Mexican footballer.
(1990) Mark Rajevski: Estonian ice hockey player.
(1990) Lyle Taylor: English footballer.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Grace Neutral
(1989) Arnold Peralta: Honduran footballer (d. 2015).
(1989) CJ Cool: YouTube Star.
(1989) James Tomkins: English footballer.
(1988) Jesús Molina: Mexican footballer.
(1988) Jürgen Zopp: Estonian tennis player.
(1988) Esther Cremer: German athlete.
(1988) Jurgen Zopp: Estonian tennis player.
(1988) Hitman Holla: Rapper.
(1987) Dimitri Payet: Soccer Player.

(1987) Claudia Andreatti: Italian beauty pageant winner, appointed 'Miss Italia' for 2006.
(1987) Romain Hamouma
(1987) Jonathan Van Ness: Entertainer.
(1987) Andi Manzano: Filipino radio and television host.
(1987) Gianluca Freddi: Italian footballer.
(1987) Danielle Byrnes: Australian model and actress.
(1986) Lady Gaga: Musician.
(1986) Ivan Ukhov: Russian high jumper.
(1986) Yoo So-young: South Korean actress and singer (After School).
(1986) Lucas Eberl: American actor and director.
(1986) Sylvan Ebanks-Blake: English footballer.
(1985) Christiane Fürst
(1985) Mirusia Louwerse
(1985) Peter Porte
(1985) Stanislas Wawrinka: Athlete.
(1985) Stan Wawrinka: Athlete.
(1985) Fernando Amorebieta: Venezuelan footballer.
(1985) Maxim Lapierre: Canadian ice hockey forward.
(1985) Ian Axel: Musician.
(1985) Mickey Pimentel: National Football League linebacker.
(1984) Juan Monaco: Argentine tennis player.
(1984) Mohamed Bouazizi: Tunisian vegetable vendor and activist (Born 1984).
(1984) Juan Mónaco: Argentinian tennis player.
(1984) Aurélie Leleu: French youth who committed suicide with his friend Valentine on 5/14/1997, at about 5.15 PM MEDT, Somain, France.
(1984) Mai Satoda: Japanese singer (Country Musume Ongaku Gatas and Elegies).
(1984) Nate Adams: American motocross racer.
(1984) Philippa Hanna: English singer-songwriter.
(1984) Yu Chui Yee: Athlete.
(1983) Ed Skrein
(1983) Justin Tuck: Football Player.
(1983) Donald Cerrone: American mixed martial artist and kick-boxer.
(1983) Darius Draudvila: Lithuanian decathlete.
(1983) Yusuf Kamel: Kenyan-Bahraini runner.
(1983) Luiza Sá: Brazilian guitarist (Cansei de Ser Sexy).
(1983) Ryohei Suzuki: Japanese actor.
(1983) Jamie Woon: English singer-songwriter and producer.
(1983) Luiza Sa: Brazilian musician.
(1982) Jay Brannan
(1982) Maxime Dereymez
(1982) Laurianne Deniaud: French politician, the President of the Young Socialist Movement (MJS) from November 2009 to November 2011, then national secretary of the PS, Councillor to François Hollande during the presidential election and François Lamy's chief of staff until November 2013.
(1982) Hideaki Takizawa: Japanese actor and singer (Tackey & Tsubasa).
(1982) Flula Borg: Musician.
(1981) Admiral T
(1981) Sandra Sanchez
(1981) Nihal Yalçın: Turkish actress and singer.
(1981) PJ Morton: Pop Singer.
(1981) T: French singer of reggae-dancehall music.
(1981) Brian Skala: American actor.
(1981) Megan Hilty: American actress and singer.
(1981) Jlloyd Samuel: West Indian-born footballer.
(1981) Julia Stiles: Actress.
(1980) Chris D'Elia: Comedian.
(1980) Kim Tae-hee
(1980) Prince Hamzah bin Al Hussein
(1980) China P Arnold: American convicted murderer.
(1980) Hamzah: Prince Hamzah bin Al-Hussein of Jordan.
(1980) China Arnold: American murderer.
(1980) Bill Demong: American Nordic combined skier.
(1980) Josh Logan: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1980) Bruno Silva: Uruguayan footballer.
(1980) Kim Tae Hee: South Korean actress.
(1980) Kim Tae-Hee: Movie Actress.
(1980) Amy Mathews: Australian actress.
(1980) Prince Hamzah: bin Al Hussein of Jordan.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Katarina Radivojevic
(1979) Estela Giménez: Spanish gymnast.
(1979) Benjamin Percy: Novelist.
(1979) Amy Mathews: Australian actress.
(1979) Estela Gimenez: Spanish gymnast.
(1979) De'Angelo Wilson: American actor and rapper (d. 2008).
(1979) Lauri Lahesalu: Estonian ice hockey player.
(1979) Tomoe Shinohara: Japanese singer actress fashion designer producer and artist.
(1978) Pierre Faber: French-born German rugby player.
(1978) Nafisa Joseph: Model.

(1978) Aaron Persico: New Zealand-born Italian rugby player.
(1978) Jeffrey Parazzo: Canadian actor.
(1977) Olivia Asiedu-Poku
(1977) Lauren Willig: Author.
(1977) Annie Wersching: Actress.
(1977) Lauren Weisberger: Novelist.
(1977) Djabir Saïd-Guerni: Algerian runner.
(1976) Laure Delattre
(1976) Jennifer Capriati: American tennis champion by the age of 16, beating Chanda Rubin at Wimbledon June 1992.
(1976) Jennifer Capriati in Long Island: New York; tennis professional (Federation Cup-1990, Olympics-gold-1992).
(1976) Lil Keke: Rapper.
(1976) Igor Astarloa: Spanish cyclist.
(1975) Yannick Renier: Belgian actor, half-brother of actor Jeremie Renier.
(1975) Christopher Yule: hockey forward (Team Japan 1998).
(1975) Babbu Maan: Composer.
(1975) Generikb : YouTube Star.
(1975) Jim Mahfood: American author and illustrator.
(1974) Cyril Julian: French basketball player, who spent most of his career with the pro club SLUC Nancy in France.
(1974) Marc Gené: Spanish race car driver.
(1974) Kristoffer Cusick: American actor.
(1974) Miguel Gómez: Colombian-American photographer and educator.
(1974) Rachel Jones: Radio Producer.
(1974) Marc Gene: Spanish racing car driver.
(1974) Sarah Walker: English television host.
(1974) Kara Brock: American actress.
(1973) Marc Overmars: Dutch footballer and coach.
(1973) Steve Smith: English high jumper.
(1973) Sebastiano Siviglia: Italian footballer.
(1973) Brandi Love: American porn actress and model.
(1973) Mark Platt in Peterborough: Ontario, Canada; rower (Olympics-1996).
(1973) John Oppio in Sparks: Nevada, USA; double trap (Olympics-1996).
(1973) Brad Bridgewater: United States -- 200m backstroke (1996 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1972) Michel Ancel: French game designer created Rayman.
(1972) Sam Hazeldine
(1972) Rui Costa: Portuguese footballer.
(1972) Paul Michael in Kent: Australia; New Zealand breast-stroke swimmer (Olympics-1996).
(1972) Trevor Kidd in Dugald: Manitoba, Canada; NHL goalie (Calgary Flames).
(1972) Alex Ochoa: Cuban-American baseball player and coach.
(1972) Priti Patel: English politician.
(1972) Alex Ochoa in Miami: Florida, USA; outfielder (New York Mets).
(1972) Junichi Suwabe: Japanese voice actor and singer.
(1972) John Rothell in Titusville: Florida, USA; 400-metre hurdler.
(1971) Lara Logan: South-African journalist and reporter.
(1971) Alexandre Brasseur: French stage and film actor, son of Claude and grandson of Pierre Brasseur.
(1971) Ryan Mark Lambert in Cleveland: Ohio, USA; actor/singer (Kids Incorporated, Freeze Frame).
(1971) Lennart van Reen: son of author Ton van Reen and publisher Corrie Zelen.
(1971) Hidetoshi Nishijima: Japanese actor.
(1971) Robert Gibbs: American White House (Jan.
(1970) Vince Vaughn: Actor.
(1970) Jennifer Weiner: Writer.
(1970) Ruth England: English actress and producer.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Kim Batten: American hurdler.
(1969) Jimmy Spencer: American football player and coach.
(1969) Jimmy Spencer NFL cornerback (New Orleans Saints: Cincinnati Bengals).
(1969) Jeff Blackshear: guard (Baltimore Ravens).
(1969) James Atkin: rocker (EMF-Unbelievable).
(1969) Darren Chandler: WLAF receiver (Amsterdam Admirals).
(1969) Kai Nurminen in Turku: Finland; hockey forward (Team Finland).
(1969) Rodney Atkins: Musician.
(1969) Brett Ratner: Director.
(1969) Ayano Murasaki: Japanese porn actress and model.

(1969) Shinichi Mochizuki: Japanese mathematician.
(1969) [Jane] Kim[berly] Batten in McRae: Georgia, USA; 400 metre hurdler (Olympics-silver-1996).
(1968) Lucy Lawless: New Zealand actress, singer and activist, the star of a TV series, "Xena: Warrior Princess," in which she plays a beautiful and gloriously husky Amazon on horseback, vanquishing evil in a morality play.
(1968) Jeff Campbell: American athlete, wide receiver.
(1968) Chris Calloway: NFL wide receiver (New York Giants).
(1968) Sue Foley: Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1967) André Bouchet
(1967) Nathalie Cardone
(1967) Michel Hazanavicius: French film director, producer and screenwriter best known for his spy movie parodies OSS 117: Cairo, Nest of Spies and OSS 117: Lost in Rio, both of which star Jean Dujardin.
(1967) Brian Jordan in Baltimore: Maryland, USA; outfielder (Saint Louis Cardinals).
(1967) Jerry Olsavsky: NFL linebacker (Pittsburgh Steelers).
(1967) Brian Jordan: American baseball player and sportscaster.
(1967) John Popper: American singer-songwriter and harmonica player (Blues Traveler and The John Popper Project).
(1966) Eric Gunderson: American baseball player.
(1966) Eric Gunderson in Portland: Oregon, USA; pitcher (Boston Red Sox).
(1966) Robb Thomas NFL receiver (Seattle Seahawks: Tampa Bay Buccaneers).
(1966) Sigrid Kirchmann: Austrian high jumper.
(1966) Dwayne Harper: American athlete, Detroit Lions cornerback.
(1965) Jill Goodacre: American model and actress.
(1965) William Oefelein: American commander pilot and astronaut.
(1965) Taylor Mali: Poet.
(1965) Emilios Harlaftis: Greek astrophysicist astronomer and academic (d. 2005).
(1965) Voula Patoulidou: Greek hurdler long jumper and politician.
(1965) Dominic Littlewood: English journalist.
(1965) Emilios T Harlaftis: Greek astrophysicist (d. 2005).
(1964) Bruno Débauché
(1964) Thierry Tilly
(1964) Annabella Sciorra: American actress.
(1964) Elle Macpherson: Model.
(1964) Catherine Cortez-Masto: Politician.
(1964) Jill Goodacre Connick in Lubbock: Texas, USA; model (Victoria Secrets).
(1964) Michael A Jackson: American politician.
(1964) Elle Macpherson: Model.
(1964) Ming Tsai: American chef and television host.
(1964) Michael Jackson: American police officer and politician.
(1963) Elle MacPherson
(1963) Renaud Hantson: French singer, drummer, and stage actor, he founded hard rock bands and then played in musicals such as "Starmania" and "La Légende de Jimmy".
(1963) Freddy Fresh
(1963) Elle Macpherson: Australian supermodel, actor and businessperson, also known as 'The Body.
(1963) Bernice King
(1962) Ted Failon: Filipino journalist and politician.
(1962) Kirk Alan Triplett in Moses Lake: Washington, USA; PGA golfer (1992 Shell Houston-second).
(1962) Billy Beane: American baseball player and manager.
(1962) Dan Bittman: Romanian singer-songwriter (Iris).
(1962) Kongar-ol Ondar: Russian singer (d. 2013).
(1961) Amy Sedaris: American actress and screenwriter.
(1961) Michael Winterbottom: English director and producer.
(1961) Orla Brady: Actress.
(1961) Victoria Osteen: Clergyman.
(1961) Ane-Marie Sanches: Newscaster (Suriname TV / Radio).
(1961) Gary Brabham: English-Australian race car driver.
(1961) Ari Emanuel: American talent agent.
(1961) Mike Kingery: American baseball player.
(1961) Mike Kingery in Saint James: Minnesota, USA; outfielder (Pittsburgh Pirates).
(1960) Annabella Sciorra
(1960) Jo Nesbø: Norwegian singer-songwriter and skier (Di Derre).
(1960) Derrick Grayson: Politician.
(1960) Jo Nesbo: Author.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Perry Farrell: Rock Singer.
(1959) Laura Chinchilla: Politician.
(1959) Brad McCrimmon in Dodsland: Saskatchewan, Canada; NHL defenseman (Hartford Whalers).
(1959) Henry Bellingham: English lawyer and politician.
(1959) Frank Caggiano: American prelate of the Roman Catholic Church who currently serves as bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Bridgeport, Connecticut.
(1959) Michael Hayes: American wrestler and singer.
(1959) Barry Blanchard: Canadian mountaineer.
(1959) Brad McCrimmon: Canadian ice hockey player and coach (d. 2011).
(1959) Raul Demolina: TV Show Host.
(1958) Joseph Macé-Scaron

(1958) Victor Salva: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1958) Pedro Bial: Brazilian journalist and producer.
(1958) Travis Childers: American businessman and politician.
(1958) Fiona Reynolds: Director / Council for Protection of Rural England.
(1958) Nouriel Roubini: Turkish-American economist and academic.
(1958) Marc Silvestri: American publisher founded Top Cow Productions.
(1957) Christophe Lambert
(1957) Jacques Rocher
(1957) Christopher Lambert in Great Neck: Long Island, New York, USA; actor (Highlander, Subway, Greystoke, Why Me).
(1957) Simon Lee: English scholar and academic.
(1957) Christopher Lambert: American actor, a tall, handsome lead in international films.
(1957) Rob Hulst: Dutch entrepreneur and actor.
(1957) Elizabeth Hand: American author.
(1956) Vivian Martin: American astrologer and journalist who is the author of a general book on astrology that was published in the fall of 1987.
(1956) Patty Donahue: American singer (The Waitresses) (Born 1956).
(1956) Lisa J Allen: TV reporter / lawyer.
(1956) Sue Fogleman: LPGA golfer.
(1956) Kurt Thomas: American gymnast and actor.
(1956) Stephen Cole: English journalist.
(1955) Marina Sirtis: English actress.
(1955) Brendan Gleeson: Movie Actor.
(1955) Rolf Lassgård
(1955) Earl Campbell: American black athlete, a football running back 1978-1985 and winner of the 1977 Heisman Trophy.
(1955) Dianne Kay in Phoenix: Arizona, USA; actress (Nancy - Eight is Enough, Reggie, Glitter).
(1955) Reba McEntire: Musician.
(1955) Henry Bellingham: British Member of Parliament.
(1955) Joey Luft: American noted family, the son of Judy Garland and Sid Luft, raised in a bitter battle between father and mother.
(1955) Christopher Lawford: Actor (Charlie Brent-All My Children).
(1954) Karen Ann Quinlan: American right-to-die activist, dies in Morris Plains, New Jersey at age 31 (born 1954).
(1954) Dianne Kay: American actress.
(1954) Karen Quinlan: American coma victim since 4/15/1975, shortly after midnight, after reportedly drinking a gin and tonic and taking tranquilizers.
(1954) Karen Anne Quinlan in Scranton: Pennsylvania, USA; famous comatose patient (right to die case).
(1953) Tom Hume: American baseball player, a right-handed pitcher who played for the Cincinnati Reds between 1977 to 1987, and briefly with the Philadelphia Phillies in 1986-1987.
(1953) J. Christopher Burch: Businessman.
(1953) Tõnis Palts: Estonian politician 39th Mayor of Tallinn.
(1953) Nydia Velazquez: Politician.
(1953) Tonis Palts: Estonian politician.
(1953) Nick Davies: Journalist.
(1952) Gilbert Maurer
(1952) Teofilo Stevenson: Cuba -- Heavyweight boxer (1972, 76, 80 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1952) John Hendricks: American businessman founded Discovery Communications.
(1952) Teófilo Stevenson: Cuban boxer and engineer (d. 2012).
(1951) Barry Goudreau: Rocker.
(1951) Karen Kain: Dancer.
(1951) William Clarke: American harmonica player (d. 1996).
(1950) Mory Kanté
(1950) Nicolas Domenach
(1950) Ratleff : American basketball player, olympic silver medal champion, 1st child; won silver at 1972 olympics; forward.
(1950) Norman Snow: American actor.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Pauline Marois: Canadian social worker and politician 30th Premier of Quebec.
(1949) Michael Brecker: American saxophonist and composer (Steps Ahead and Parliament-Funkadelic) (d. 2007).
(1949) Anne Portugal
(1949) Dave Greenfield: English Keyboard player (The Stranglers).
(1949) John Arthur Spenkelink: American murderer (d. 1979).
(1949) Michael W. Young: Scientist.
(1949) John Spenkelink: American murderer (d. 1979).
(1949) Keith Simpson: English historian and politician.
(1949) Kayahan : Turkish singer-songwriter and producer (d. 2015).
(1948) Bud Cort: American actor director and screenwriter.

(1948) Johnny Dowd: American self-taught songwriter, guitar player, and vocalist, he has released several CDs and tours widely throughout the US and Europe.
(1948) Bud Cort in New Rochelle: New York, USA; actor/director (Harold and Maude, Brewster McCloud, MASH).
(1948) Joseph Chetcuti: Maltese-Australian barrister, solicitor, book writer, publisher (of The Maltese Observer), and editor (of Il-Maltija).
(1948) Carlo Petrini: Italian news figure who had left Italy and his family because of a scandal about 1985.
(1947) Bobby Kimball (musician)
(1947) Robert Gordon (musician)
(1947) Bobby Kimball: American singer-songwriter (Toto and Yoso).
(1947) Jo Le Guen: French sailor and politician who became famous for crossing oceans by rowing.
(1947) Inge Bödding: German sprinter.
(1947) Robert Gordon: Director / writer (Loveless), dies at 76.
(1947) Aleksandr Stepenovich Viktorenko cosmonaut (Soyuz TM-3: 8, 14, 20).
(1947) Peter Hinchcliffe: co-founder (Iceland Frozen Foods).
(1947) Bobby Kimball [Robert Toteaux] in Vinton: Louisiana, USA; rocker (Toto - "Roseanna", "Africa").
(1946) Henry Paulson: Public Servant.
(1946) Billy Thorpe: English-Australian singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Billy Thorpe & the Aztecs) (d. 2007).
(1946) Rigo Tovar: Mexican singer-songwriter and actor (d. 2005).
(1946) Ronald Farrow: Radio producer / priest.
(1946) Bruce Weber: American fashion photographer.
(1946) Jean-Pierre Denis: French film director and screenwriter.
(1946) Dennis Wolfberg: Comedian (Quantum Leap), dies from cancer at 48.
(1946) Richard Holmes: English soldier and historian (d. 2011).
(1946) Paul Herman: American actor.
(1946) James Boyle: Scottish broadcaster.
(1945) Simon Renucci
(1945) Walt Frazier: American basketball player: guard, with the Knicks, Cavs.
(1945) Walt "Clyde": Frazier; NBA guard (New York Knicks).
(1945) Speedy Keen: English singer-songwriter keyboard player and producer (Thunderclap Newman) (d. 2002).
(1945) Julie Goodyear: British actress (Bet Lynch-Coronation Street).
(1945) Rodrigo Duterte: Statesman.
(1945) Willem Ruis: Dutch TV host ( Show), dies at 41.
(1944) Nana Akufo-Addo
(1944) Ilsa Konrads: Latvian swimming champ who won her first award at the age of 13, 1/09/1958.
(1944) Denny McLain: American baseball player and sportscaster.
(1944) William Vukovich: American race car driver in the championship car division of USAC and CART series.
(1944) Terry Jacks: Canadian singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (The Poppy Family).
(1944) John Suchet: British TV journalist (Independent TV News).
(1944) James Diggle: FBA, classicist.
(1943) Vangélis
(1943) Eric Idle: British member of the demented "Monty Python" group.
(1943) John Major: British politician and Conservative Prime Minister.
(1943) Robin Davis: French film director and screenwriter.
(1943) Richard Eyre: Director.
(1943) Sir John Major: Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.
(1943) Chad Allan: Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Guess Who and Brave Belt).
(1943) Vangelis : Greek keyboard player and songwriter (Aphrodite's Child and Jon and Vangelis).
(1942) Julie Goodyear: English actress.
(1942) Larry Pressler: American politician.
(1942) Scott Wilson (actor)
(1942) Bob Lurtsema: American football player.
(1942) Daniel Dennett: Philosopher.
(1942) Scott Wilson: Movie Actor.
(1942) Larry Pressler American politician (Senator-Republican-South Dakota: 1979-).
(1942) Mike Newell: Director.
(1942) Neil Kinnock: Politician.
(1941) Violeta Andrei: Romanian actress.
(1941) Eden Kane: Indian-English singer and actor.
(1941) Terence Hill: Venice, Italy -- Actor (Super Fuzz, They Call Me Trinity).
(1941) Joseph Taylor: Scientist.
(1940) Allan Botschinsky
(1940) Richard Bucher
(1940) John Suchet: English journalist and game show host.
(1940) Godfrey Reggio: Director.
(1940) Ray Davis: American singer (The Parliaments Parliament and Funkadelic) (d. 2005).
(1940) Raymond Davis: American rock vocalist (Funkadelic - "Knee Deep").
(1940) Astrud Gilberto: Brazilian singer-songwriter.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Terence Hill: Italian-German-American film actor, who debuted onscreen in 1962.
(1939) Mario Girotti: Italy Actor.
(1939) Roland Arnall: French-American businessman and diplomat 63rd United States Ambassador to the Netherlands (d. 2008).
(1939) Jean-Marie Vanlerenberghe: French politician, an engineer by training, who served as mayor of Arras from June 1995 to February 2011.
(1938) Barry Jackson: English actor and stuntman (d. 2013).
(1938) Margaret Howard: British broadcaster.
(1938) Leonard N. Stern: Businessman.
(1938) Bert de: Vries; Dutch minister of Social Affairs (CDA).
(1937) Billy Carter: American business executive, the manager of his family's $2.
(1937) Smarck Michel: Haitian businessman and politician 6th Prime Minister of Haiti (d. 2012).

(1937) Roberto Chabet: Filipino painter and sculptor (d. 2013).
(1937) Billy Carter in Plains: Georgia, USA; brother of US President Jimmy Carter.
(1937) Anne Stoddart: Diplomat.
(1937) Liz Trotta: Journalist.
(1936) John Durkin: American lawyer and politician (d. 2012).
(1936) Richard Rodney Bennett: Broadstairs Kent, England -- Composer.
(1936) John A Durkin: American politician.
(1936) Joseph Teasdale: American lawyer and politician 48th Governor of Missouri (d. 2014).
(1936) Judith Guest: American author and screenwriter.
(1936) Richard Bennett: English-American composer and educator (d. 2012).
(1936) Richard Rodney Bennett: Composer.
(1936) Mogens Camre: Danish politician.
(1935) Alain de la Morandais
(1935) Ruby Murray: English singer and actress (d. 1996).
(1935) Michael Parkinson: Journalist.
(1934) Ernstalbrecht Stiebler: Composer.
(1934) Nimal Mendis: Sri Lankan singer-songwriter (d. 2015).
(1934) Paul Crouch: American televangelist.
(1934) Shahryar Khan: Indian-Pakistani politician and diplomat 20th Foreign Secretary of Pakistan.
(1933) Jacques Brault: Canadian poet and academic.
(1933) Frank Murkowski: Politician.
(1932) John William Clouser
(1932) John Clouser: American fugitive, a former police officer in Orlando, FL.
(1931) Paolo Gucci: Italian noted family, the grandson of Guccio Gucci, founder of a fashion empire.
(1931) Norman Tebbit: English journalist and politician Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.
(1931) Philip Gilbert
(1931) Jane Rule: Author.
(1931) Aleksei Gubarev: Russian general pilot and astronaut (d. 2015).
(1931) Evelyn de Rothschild: English banker / multi-millionaire.
(1931) Lord Tebbit: British CH.
(1931) Sopubek Begaliev: Soviet-era economist and politician (Born 1931).
(1931) Ștefan Andrei: Romanian politician 87th Romanian Minister of Foreign Affairs (d. 2014).
(1931) Sylvia Law: British town planner.
(1931) James Weatherhead: moderator (General Assembly of Church of Scotland).
(1930) Anerood Jugnauth: Mauritian lawyer and politician 4th President of Mauritius.
(1930) Jerome Isaac Friedman: Physicist.
(1930) Albert S. Ruddy: Producer.
(1930) Marquess of: Hertford.
(1930) Robert Ashley: Composer.
(1930) Hugh Edward: Conway Seymour; marquis of Hertford.
(1930) Donny Conn: rocker (Playmates).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Lennart Meri: Estonian director and politician 2nd President of Estonia (d. 2006).
(1929) Richard Lewontin: American biologist geneticist and academic.
(1929) Sheila Kitzinger: English activist author and academic (d. 2015).
(1929) Utpal Dutt: Indian actor director and playwright (d. 1993).
(1929) Sheila Kitzinger author: anthropologist and child birth educator.
(1929) Fran?ois Benaze: Chartres EXecutives.
(1929) François Duhil de Benaze: French businessman.
(1929) Ronald Clive Williams: Actor / comedian.
(1928) Philip Locke
(1928) Robert Laurent: Belgium sport Champion.

(1928) Marcel De Mulder: Belgium sport Champion.
(1928) Gilbert Mathieu: La Garenne Colom Journalist.
(1928) Vaclav Felix: Composer.
(1928) Vincent Gigante: American boxer and mobster (d. 2005).
(1928) Keith Botsford: Belgian-American journalist author and academic.
(1928) Romesh Bhandari: Pakistani-Indian politician 13th Foreign Secretary of India (d. 2013).
(1927) Lord Donald Ross
(1927) John Vane: English pharmacologist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2004).
(1927) Teresa Sterne
(1927) Paul Reucher: Denain EXecutives.
(1927) Donald Ross: Scottish jurist, a member of the Queen's Counsel in 1964 and a high court judge.
(1927) Lord Ross
(1927) Arthur Ravenel: Jr; American politician (Representative-Republican-South Carolina).
(1927) John McLaughlin: American journalist and producer.
(1926) Moshe Sanbar: Hungarian-Israeli banker and economist (d. 2012).
(1926) Pierre Willm: Argenteuil Military man.
(1925) Big Guitar Red
(1925) Emlen Tunnell NFL safety (New York Giants: Green Bay Packers).
(1925) Pasquale Fornara
(1925) Lord Justice: Beldam.
(1924) Jules de Corte: Blind Dutch ballad singer.
(1923) Remo Palmier
(1923) Bob Haymes: American singer-songwriter and actor (d. 1989).
(1923) Geoffry Ashe: British cultural historian, popular writer and lecturer on British history and Arthurian mythology.
(1923) Julia Montgomery Walsh: Political consultant / writer.
(1923) Betty Fletcher: American lawyer and judge (d. 2012).
(1923) Geoff Duke: English-Manx motorcycle racer (d. 2015).
(1922) Richard Hoban: American military, lt.
(1922) Pierrs Dejours: Courbevoie physician.
(1921) Jacqueline Joubert: French TV presenter and producer, she was one of the first "speakerines" on the French television.
(1921) Dirk Bogarde: Actor.
(1921) Hugh Neill: Lord-Lieutenant (South Yorkshire).
(1921) Ferris Fain: American baseball first baseman in Major League Baseball who played nine seasons with the Philadelphia Athletics, Chicago White Sox, Detroit Tigers and Cleveland Indians in the American League.
(1920) Simone Rozès
(1920) Alene Bertha Duerk
(1920) Pierre Moinot: France Writer.
(1920) Emmanuel Tremblay: Tourly physician.
(1920) Alene Duerk: American military, the first female to achieve flag rank in the USN, named Rear Admiral in 1972 representing all Navy women.
(1920) Simone Rozes: French lawyer, a judge by 1962, serving on the European Court of Justice 1981-1984.
(1920) John Belk: American businessman and politician (d. 2007).
(1920) Clarke Fraser: American-Canadian geneticist and academic (d. 2014).
(1920) Theodore Trautwein: American lawyer and judge (d. 2000).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Eileen Heckart: American actress who is more noted for legitimate theater than for film.
(1919) Robert Lowry: American novelist, short story writer, illustrator, and independent press publisher.
(1918) Sam Walton: American entrepreneur, the founder of Wal-Mart and Sam's Club and personification of the American Dream of self-made success.
(1918) François de Grossouvre
(1918) Pearl Bailey: American entertainer in vaudeville, night clubs, films and records.
(1918) Fima Noveck
(1918) John Read: CEO (TSB Group).
(1918) Stefano Pascolini: Italy Military man.
(1918) François Grossouvre: French politician charged in 1981 by newly elected president François Mitterrand with overseeing national security and other sensitive matters, in particular those concerning Lebanon, Syria, Tunisia, Morocco, Gabon, the Persian Gulf countries, Pakistan and the two Koreas.
(1918) Lê Thiêm: Vietnamese mathematician and academic (d. 1991).

(1917) Man o' War: American thoroughbred racehorse (d. 1947).
(1917) Man War: American race horse (d. 1947).
(1917) Arthur Knight: CEO (Courtaulds).
(1916) Eugene McCarthy: American politician, teacher and writer.
(1916) John Paul: Governor-General (Bahamas).
(1916) Eugene J McCarthy Watkins Minnesota: (Senator-Democrat-Minnesota, Presidential candidate 1968).
(1916) Peter Geach: English philosopher and academic (d. 2013).
(1916) Eugene Mc: Watkins Politician.
(1915) Kenneth Arnold
(1915) George Chisholm (musician)
(1915) Denton Welch: English writer and painter, admired for his vivid prose and precise descriptions.
(1915) George Chisholm: Scottish jazz musician, a trumpet, trombone and flugelhorn player.
(1915) Jay Livingston: Composer.
(1915) De Janni Amedeo: Italy Military man.
(1915) Louis Lecerf: Toulon Military man.
(1914) Karl H Ambjornson
(1914) Chapman Pincher: Indian-English historian journalist and author (d. 2014).
(1914) Phil Foster: Comedian (Frank De Fazio-Laverne & Shirley), dies at 72.
(1914) Edmund S. Muskie: Politician.
(1914) Fran?ois Hennequin: Nancy Military man.
(1914) Karl Ambjornson: American professional astrologer in San Francisco, Ca, specializing in Uranian astrology.
(1913) Jiri Weiss
(1913) Georges Candilis
(1913) R Thomas: Welsh priest and poet (d. 2000).
(1913) Phil Foster: Brooklyn, New York -- Comedian (Frank De Fazio-Laverne & Shirley).
(1913) Niall MacGinnis: Dublin, Ireland -- Actor (Curse of the Demon).
(1913) R S Thomas: Welsh poet (d. 2000).
(1912) Constance Chapman
(1912) Hanna Reitsch: Polish-German soldier and pilot (d. 1979).
(1911) Brigitte Horney: German internationally known actress of stage, film and TV.
(1911) Jean Vartet: Levallois-Perret EXecutives.
(1911) Philip Ahn: Los Angeles, California -- Actor (Master Kan-Kung Fu).
(1911) J. L. Austin: Philosopher.
(1911) Tito Arévalo: Filipino actor and composer (d. 2000).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Georges Passelecq
(1909) Guadalajara (Mexico)
(1909) Moon Mullican: hillbilly pianist (7 Nights of Rock).
(1909) Yvonne Waegemans: Flemish writer (Gnome Patjoepelke).
(1909) Nelson Algren: Novelist.
(1908) Dennis O'Keefe: American actor and screenwriter (d. 1968).
(1908) Arthur O'Connell: American actor (Born 1908).
(1907) Irving Paul Lazar: Businessman.
(1907) Braguinha : Brazilian singer-songwriter and producer (d. 2006).
(1907) ''Braguinha'': Brazilian songwriter (d. 2006).

(1906) James Bausch: American decathlete and football player (d. 1974).
(1906) E Power: Biggs American concert organist (d. 1977).
(1906) E Power Biggs: Westcliff-on-Sea, England -- Organist / composer (CBS).
(1906) E Biggs: English-American organist and composer (d. 1977).
(1905) Philip Ahn: American actor (d. 1978).
(1905) Annunzio Mantovani: Venice, Italy -- Orchestra leader (Mantovani).
(1903) Douglas Harkness: Canadian colonel and politician 14th Canadian Minister of National Defence (d. 1999).
(1903) Arthur Negus: English television host (d. 1985).
(1902) Marcel Aymé: French author, novelist and playwright.
(1902) Gaby Basset: French actress.
(1902) Martin Fric
(1902) William Walton: England, United Kingdom -- Composer (Troilus & Cressida, Wise Virgins).
(1902) Corliss Lamont: Philosopher.
(1902) Don Miller: American football player and coach (d. 1979).
(1902) Onslow Stevens: Los Angeles, California -- Actor (Mr Fisher-This is the Life).
(1902) Roger Ramis: France sport Champion.
(1902) Marcel Ayme: French novelist and playwright (Born 1902).
(1901) Andrija Maurovic: Croatian illustrator (d. 1981).
(1901) Andrija Maurović: Croatian author and illustrator (d. 1981).
(1901) Frans U Kailas: Finnish poet.
(1900) John McEwen: Australian farmer and politician 18th Prime Minister of Australia (d. 1980).
(1900) Bill Aston: English race car driver (d. 1974).

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