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Famous Birthdays of 29 May

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

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2009 - 2000

(2006) Johnny Backus: American child of noted parents; mother is actress Mira Sorvino and father is Chris Backus.
(2003) Octopimp : YouTube Star.
(2002) Isabel Clifton: TV Actress.
(2002) Joseph Birlem: Musical.
(2000) Danae Makeup: Instagram Star.
(2000) Maggie Atcheson: YouTube Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1998) Lucía Gil: Spanish singer and actress.
(1998) Lucia Gil: World Music Singer.
(1998) Oliver Stokes: TV Actor.
(1996) FaZe Rain: YouTube Star.
(1994) Jack Quire: YouTube Star.
(1993) Maika Monroe: Movie Actress.
(1993) Grete Šadeiko: Estonian heptathlete.
(1993) Jana Čepelová: Slovak tennis player.
(1993) Tamashii Hiroka: YouTube Star.
(1993) Cole Hersch: Vine Star.

(1993) Ian Porter: YouTube Star.
(1992) Gregg Sulkin: British Actor.
(1992) Sarah Moundir: Swiss tennis player.
(1991) Tom Ljungman: Swedish actor.
(1991) Kristen Alderson: Soap Opera Actress.
(1991) Poppy Deyes: Instagram Star.
(1991) Saori Hayami: Japanese voice actress and singer.
(1990) Thibaut Pinot: French road cyclist racer, born to Régis, mayor of Mélisey (village).
(1990) Ramil Guliyev: Azeri-Turkish sprinter.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Riley Keough: American child of a noted family, she was the first grandchild to the late Elvis Presley, daughter of Lisa Marie and Danny Keough.
(1989) Brandon Smith: TV Actor.
(1989) Danielle Riley Keough: granddaughter of Elvis Presley; model.
(1989) Mathew Waters: Australian actor.
(1989) Diego Barisone: Argentinian footballer (d. 2015).
(1989) Ezekiel Ansah: Ghanaian-American football player.
(1988) Muath al-Kasasbeh: Jordanian captain and pilot (d. 2015).
(1988) Simran Kaur: TV Actress.
(1988) Steve Mason: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1988) Tobin Heath: Soccer Player.

(1988) Cheng Fei: Chinese gymnast.
(1987) Alessandra Torresani: American actress.
(1987) Lina Andrijauskaitė: Lithuanian long jumper.
(1987) Kenny De Schepper: French professional tennis player, son of Eric, Belgian squash player, and Lydia.
(1987) Issac Luke: Rugby Player.
(1987) Timur Ozgoz: German footballer.
(1987) Lina Andrijauskaite: Lithuanian athlete.
(1987) Rui Sampaio: Portuguese footballer.
(1987) Noah Reid: Canadian actor producer and screenwriter.
(1987) Kelvin Maynard: Dutch footballer.
(1987) Joe Penna: Guitarist.
(1986) Hornswoggle : American professional wrestler.
(1986) No Min-woo
(1986) Jaslene Gonzalez: Puerto Rican-American model.
(1986) Joshua Woodard: Bassist.
(1986) Eleazar Gomez: Soap Opera Actor.
(1985) Blake Foster
(1985) Nathan Horton: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1985) Yukihiro Takiguchi: Japanese actor (PureBoys).
(1984) Carmelo Anthony: American basketball player.
(1984) Laverne Cox: TV Actress.
(1984) Gauthier Grumier
(1984) Andreas Schäffer: German footballer.
(1984) Kamal Givens: Reality Star.
(1984) Kaycee Stroh: TV Actress.
(1984) Funmi Jimoh: American long jumper.
(1983) Jean Makoun: Cameroonian footballer.
(1983) Richard Jackson in Redlands: California; actor (Ryan Meyers - Saved by the Bell).
(1983) Alberto Medina: Mexican footballer.
(1983) Joanna Higson: English actress.
(1983) Bethany Lawton: American accident victim, she died at age 21 in Bridgewater, MA when the car she was driving slammed into the brick wall of a cell phone store.
(1982) Ana Beatriz Barros
(1982) Geoffroy Messina
(1982) Fatima Bhutto
(1982) Alysson Paradis
(1982) Ailyn : Spanish singer-songwriter (Sirenia).
(1982) Ana Barros: Brazilian model known for her multiple appearances in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue and for her work with Intimissimi, Guess?, bebe, Victoria's Secret, Chanel cosmetics, and Jennifer Lopez's JLO fashion line.
(1982) Joanne Borgella: American singer and model (d. 2014).
(1982) Elyas M'Barek: Movie Actor.
(1982) Kim Tae-kyun: South Korean baseball player.
(1982) Matt Macri: American baseball player.
(1982) Nataliya Dobrynska: Ukrainian heptathlete.
(1982) Anita Briem: Icelandic actress.
(1981) Laura Sánchez (model)
(1981) Anders Holm
(1981) Justin Chon: American actor.
(1981) Fernanda Motta
(1981) Andrey Arshavin: Russian footballer.
(1981) Andrei Arshavin: Russian footballer.
(1980) Petek Dinçöz
(1980) Adam Brown (actor)
(1980) Ernesto Farías: Argentinian footballer.
(1980) Shugo Tokumaru: Japanese singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist.
(1980) Ernesto Farias: Argentine footballer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Brian Kendrick: American professional wrestler.
(1979) Casey Sheehan: American soldier killed with seven others on April 4, 2004 in Sadr City, Iraq.
(1979) Andra Fuller
(1979) Zulay Henao
(1979) Ahmad Latiff Khamaruddin: Singapore footballer.
(1979) John Rheinecker: American baseball player.
(1979) Ahmad Khamaruddin: Singaporean footballer.
(1979) Luann Roberts: Miss Alabama Teen USA (1996).
(1979) Arne Friedrich: German football player.
(1979) Claudia Trieste: Italian beauty queen, named Miss Italy 1997.

(1979) Shweta Gulati: Indian television actress.
(1978) Sébastien Grosjean: French tennis player (professional 1996 - 2010), who was ranked N°4 on the ATP World Tour.
(1978) Pelle Almqvist: Swedish musician (The Hives).
(1978) Sean Jones: Trumpet Player.
(1978) Sebastien Grosjean: French tennis player.
(1978) Lorenzo Odone: American Adrenoleukodystrophy patient (d. 2008).
(1978) Adam Rickitt: English actor and singer (5th Story).
(1977) Massimo Ambrosini: Italian footballer.
(1977) Scott Allen: American figure skater.
(1977) Brent Roberts in Leesville: Louisiana; diver (Olympics-1996).
(1977) Danny Gerard in Mount Vernon: New York; actor (Alan Silver - Brooklyn Bridge).
(1977) Marco Cassetti: Italian footballer.
(1977) Danny Gerard: American actor and singer.
(1977) António Lebo: Angolan footballer.
(1977) Antonio Lebo-Lebo: Angolan footballer.
(1976) Yusuke Iseya: Japanese model and actor.
(1976) Claudio Cacapa
(1976) Raef LaFrentz: American basketball player.
(1976) Yūsuke Iseya: Japanese actor director and screenwriter.
(1976) Cacapa: Brazilian footballer.
(1976) David Buckner: American musician (Papa Roach).
(1976) Caçapa : Brazilian footballer and manager.
(1976) Jerry Hairston: Jr.
(1976) Yegor Titov: Russian footballer.
(1976) Egor Titov: Russian footballer.
(1976) Jerry Hairston Jr: American baseball player.
(1975) Melanie Brown: English musician and actress (Spice Girls).
(1975) Daniel Tosh: American comedian.
(1975) Ingrid Fèvre
(1975) Ottoman Empire
(1975) Shoshanna Lonstein Gruss
(1975) Jason Allison: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1975) Sarah Millican: English comedian.
(1975) Anthony Wall: English golfer.
(1975) Mel B: British singer, songwriter, dancer, actress, author, television presenter, talent competition judge and model, as a member of the Spice Girls, she was known as "Scary Spice".
(1975) David Burtka: TV Actor.
(1975) Ingrid Fevre: French weightlifter.
(1975) Sven Kubis: German footballer.
(1975) Shoshanna Lonstein: NYC, New York -- Girlfriend (Jerry Seinfeld).
(1975) Bianca Langham: Australian field hockey fullback / halfback (1996 Olympics).
(1975) Alexander Zhurik: Hockey defenseman (Belarus, Olympics - 1998).
(1975) Natarsha Belling: Australian journalist.
(1974) Aaron McGruder: American author and cartoonist.
(1974) Steve Cardenas: American martial artist and retired actor.
(1974) Robyn Petroskey in Minneapolis: Minnesota, USA; figure skater (1996 Midwest champion).
(1974) Kenny Bynum: running back (San Diego Chargers).
(1974) Barbara Mulej in Kranj: Slovenia; tennis star (1992 Futures Germany).
(1974) Stephen Larkham: Australian rugby player and coach.
(1974) Myf Warhurst: Australian radio presenter TV personality.
(1974) Jenny Willott: English politician.
(1973) Trever Miller
(1973) Emma Johnson in Sydney: New South Wales, Australia; swimmer (Olympics-1996).
(1973) Tiffany M Sloan: Orange county, California -- Playmate (Oct, 1992).
(1973) Malcolm Allen in Wauchope: New South Wales, Australia; swimmer (Olympics-1996).
(1973) Etdrick Bohannon: NBA forward (Indiana Pacers).
(1973) Jason Dawe in North York: Ontario, Canada; NHL left wing (Buffalo Sabres).
(1973) Alpay Özalan: Turkish footballer.
(1973) Mark Lee: American guitarist and songwriter (Third Day).
(1973) Anthony Azizi: American actor.
(1973) Alpay Ozalan: Turkish footballer.
(1972) Stanislas Renoult: French singer.
(1972) Bill Curley: American basketball player: forward, Timberwolves.
(1972) Közi : Japanese singer-songwriter and keyboard player (Malice Mizer and Eve of Destiny).
(1972) Stanislas : French singer-songwriter (Circus).
(1972) Kevin McDougal: Canadian Football League quarterback (Winnipeg Blue Bombers).
(1972) Kenny McEntyre: WLAF cornerback (London Monarchs).
(1972) David Hendrix: NFL strong safety (San Diego Chargers).
(1972) Kozi: Japanese visual kei artist.
(1972) Bill Curley NBA forward (Portland Trail Blazers: Minnesota Timberwolves).
(1972) Simon Jones: English singer and bass player (The Verve The Shining and Black Submarine).
(1971) Bernd Mayländer: German race car driver.
(1971) Eric Lucas: Quebec professional boxer.
(1971) Bernd Maylander: Formula One Safety Car driver.
(1971) Éric Lucas: Canadian boxer.
(1971) Rob Womack: English shot putter and discus thrower.
(1970) Roberto Di Matteo: Italian footballer and manager.
(1970) Melissa Harrington: American employee of Waters Financial, attending a conference in New York on 9/11/2001 in the World Trade Center on the 106th floor.
(1970) Natarsha Belling: Australian news presenter.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Jean Pons: French athlete, a discus thrower.
(1969) Toby Borland in Quitman: Louisiana, USA; pitcher (Philadelphia Phillies).
(1969) Chan Kinchla: Canadian guitarist (Blues Traveler).
(1969) Wiltrud Probst in Nuremberg: Germany; tennis star (1992 Belgian Open).
(1968) Brian Roche: NFL tight end (San Diego Chargers).
(1968) Duane Young: NFL tight end (San Diego Chargers).
(1968) Torquhil Campbell: 13th Duke of Argyll Scottish politician.
(1968) Tate George: American basketball player.
(1968) Jessica Morden: English politician.
(1967) Noel Gallagher: English musician (Oasis).

(1967) Iñaki de Olza: Spanish mountaineer (d. 2008).
(1967) Mike Keane in Winnipeg: Manitoba, Canada; NHL right wing (Colorado Avalanche).
(1967) Karina Orum: in Denmark; golfer (Scandinavian champion 1989).
(1967) Ray Bernard: Canadian Football League linebacker (Montreal Alouettes).
(1967) Bill Risley in Chicago: Illinois, USA; pitcher (Toronto Blue Jays).
(1967) Mike Keane: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1967) Inaki Ochoa de Olza: Spanish mountaineer (d. 2008).
(1967) Steven Levitt: American economist author and academic.
(1966) Natalie Nougayrède: French journalist, director of the journal "Le Monde" since March 2013.
(1966) Jean Van de Velde: French professional golfer who is known mainly for his dramatic loss at The Open Championship in 1999.
(1966) Diana Lee Inosanto
(1966) Kazutoshi Yokoyama
(1966) Floyd Turner: NFL wide receiver (Indianapolis Colts).
(1965) Emilio Sanchez
(1965) Forbes KB
(1965) Charlie Hayes in Hattisburg: Mississippi, USA; third baseman (Pittsburgh Pirates, New York Yankees).
(1965) Emilio Sanchez in Madrid: Spain; tennis player (Olympics-bronze-1988).
(1965) Jammo Myllys: Savonlinna, Finland -- Hockey goalie (Team Finland, Olympics - Bronze - 1998).
(1964) Christina Rosenvinge
(1964) Howard Mills: American academic and politician.
(1964) Howard Mills III: American politician.
(1963) Tracey E Bregman: American actress.
(1963) Lisa Whelchel: American actress, singer, songwriter, author, and public speaker.
(1963) Ukyo Katayama: Japanese race car driver.
(1963) Natacha Bouchart
(1963) Zhu Jianhua: Chinese high jumper.
(1963) Tracey E Bregman Recht: Munich, Germany -- Actress (Days of Our Life).
(1963) Lisa Whelchel in Fort Worth: Texas, USA; actress (Blair - Facts of Life, The Mickey Mouse Club).
(1963) Blaze Bayley: English singer-songwriter (Iron Maiden and Wolfsbane).
(1963) Tracey Bregman: German-American actress.
(1963) Claude Loiselle: Canadian ice hockey player and manager.
(1962) Chloé Sainte-Marie: Canadian actress and singer.
(1962) Michael Clark (dancer)
(1962) Eric Davis (baseball)
(1962) John LeMay: American actor.
(1962) Michael Clark: Scottish dancer and choreographer who has collaborated with some of the most progressive talents of his generation such as fashion designers BodyMap, performance artist Leigh Bowery, musicians Wire, Laibach and The Fall.
(1962) Gerry Norquist in Portland: Oregon, USA; Nike golfer (1990 Boise Open-5th).
(1962) John D LeMay: American actor.
(1962) Carol Kirkwood: TV Show Host.
(1962) Eric Davis: American baseball player: outfield, Orioles.
(1962) Fandi Ahmad: Singaporean footballer coach and manager.
(1962) Eric Davis in Los Angeles: California, USA; outfielder (Cincinnati Reds).
(1962) Perry Fenwick: English actor and singer.
(1962) Robert Puddu: French criminal, who robbed three banks in Nevers in October 1991 and Bergerac in January 1992, abetted by two accomplices.
(1961) Melissa Etheridge: American musician, a singer, songwriter and rock superstar, nominated for a Grammy early 2000 in the Best Female Rock Vocal Performance category for "Angels Would Fall.
(1961) John Miceli: American drummer (Neverland Express).
(1961) Todd Boonstra in Minneapolis: Minnesota, USA; cross country skier (Olympics-1994).
(1961) David Palmer: Heavy metal drummer (ABC, AC / DC).
(1960) Thierry Frémaux
(1960) Neil Crone: Canadian actor.
(1960) Thomas Baumer: Swiss economist and academic.
(1960) Mike Freer: English politician.
(1960) Bruno De Montzey: French racehorse owner and trainer.
(1960) Carol Kirkwood: Scottish weather presenter.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Rupert Everett: British born homosexual actor, he is not only known for his good looks but also for his wit, charm and large array of talents.
(1959) Adrian Paul: British actor seen in the TV series, "The Highlanders.
(1959) Pirkko Hämäläinen: Finnish actress.
(1959) Mel Gaynor in Glasgow: Scotland; rock drummer (Simple Minds - "Water Front").
(1959) Steve Hanley: Irish-English bass player and songwriter (The Fall and Tom Hingley and the Lovers).
(1959) Maribel Guardia: Soap Opera Actress.
(1959) Tamayo Otsuki: Actress (Mrs Yamagami-Davis Rules).
(1958) Annette Bening: Movie Actress.
(1958) Juliano Mer-Khamis: Israeli actor, director, filmmaker and political activist (Born 1958).
(1958) Karen Maruyama: Japanese-American actress and comedienne.

(1958) Willem Holleeder: Dutch criminal.
(1958) Wayne Duvall: American actor.
(1958) Annette Bening in Topeka: Kansas, USA; actress (American Beauty, Grifters, Bugsy, Valmont, The American President).
(1958) Mike Stenhouse: American baseball player and sportscaster.
(1958) Sam Clancy: WLAF defensive assistant coach (Barcelona Dragons).
(1958) Uwe Rapolder: German footballer and coach.
(1957) Ted Levine: American actor.
(1957) Mohsen Makhmalbaf: Iranian film director.
(1957) Steven Croft: English bishop and theologian.
(1957) Jeb Hensarling: American lawyer and politician.
(1956) La Toya Jackson
(1956) Larry Blackmon: rocker (Cameo - "Alligator Woman").
(1956) LaToya Jackson: R&B Singer.
(1956) Mark Grant: English diplomat British Ambassador to the United Nations.
(1956) La Toya Jackson : American singer-songwriter and actress.
(1956) Aaisha Ali: American who was the unofficial wife of Mohammad Ali, the boxer according to news reports from The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria Ohio, December 20, 1984 and the Syracuse Herald Journal on March 23, 2001, submitted by Nick Dagan Best.
(1956) La Toya Yvette Jackson: Gary, Indiana -- Singer (Playboy, Millipede).
(1956) Greg R: Rocker (Bad).
(1956) LaToya Yvette Jackson in Gary: Indiana, USA; singer ("If You Feel the Funk").
(1955) John Hinckley: American attempted assassin who shot and wounded President Reagan, Secret Service Agent Timothy McCarthy, Press Secretary James Brady and Washington policeman Thomas Delehanty on 3/30/1981 at 2:30 PM in Washington, D.C.
(1955) Pascal Dusapin: French composer of contemporary music, who rejects the use of electronics, percussion other than timpani, and, up until the late 1990s, piano.
(1955) Ken Schrader: American race car driver and sportscaster.
(1955) Brian Coombs: American astrologer, a long-standing member of the Boston chapter of NCGR.
(1955) Sut Jhally: Kenyan-born American educator.
(1955) Jerry Dengler in Colorado Springs: Colorado, USA; singer (Mason Dixon - "Karen Comes Around").
(1955) Mike Porcaro rock bassist (Toto - "Roseanna": "Africa").
(1955) Frank Baumgartl: German runner (d. 2010).
(1955) David Kirschner: American animator producer and author.
(1955) Mike Porcaro: American bass player (Toto) (d. 2015).
(1955) Gordon Rintoul: Scottish historian and curator.
(1954) John Hencken: American athlete, an Olympic swimmer who took home a gold medal for the 200M breaststroke and a bronze for the 100M backstroke in 1972 in Munich.
(1954) Robert Beaser: American composer and educator.
(1954) Jerry Moran: American politician, junior senator of Kansas.
(1953) Danny Elfman: Composer.
(1953) Danny Elfman in Los Angeles: California, USA; composer (The Simpsons show theme).
(1953) Rick Henderson in Beaumont: Texas, USA; singer (Mason Dixon - "Karen Comes Around").
(1953) Aleksandr Abdulov: Russian actor and screenwriter (d. 2008).
(1953) Giles Clarke: English businessman.
(1952) Hilton Ruiz
(1952) Alan Langlands: Scottish academic.
(1952) Zeituni Onyango: Kenyan-American computer programmer (d. 2014).
(1952) Louise Cooper: United Kingdom -- Sci-fi author (Nemesis, Inferno, Infanta, Nocturne).
(1951) Peter Chernin: American television executive.
(1950) Rebbie Jackson: American singer.
(1950) Lesley Hunt
(1950) Pete Zorn
(1950) Rebbie [Maureen] Jackson in Gary: Indiana, USA; singer (R U Tuff Enuff).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Francis Rossi: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Status Quo).
(1949) Andrew Clements: Children's Author.
(1949) Robert Axelrod: American actor and screenwriter.
(1949) Cotter Smith: American actor.
(1949) Francis Rossi in London: England; guitarist/vocalist (Status Quo - "Down Down", "Picture of a Matchstick Man").
(1949) Gary Brooker in Essex: England; rock keyboardist (Procol Harum - "A Whiter Shade of Pale", "Conquistador").
(1949) Brian Kidd: English footballer and coach.
(1948) Nick Mancuso: Italian-Canadian TV actor, best known for his roles in "Scruples" and "Stingray.
(1948) Michael Berkeley: English composer and radio host.
(1948) Jean-Marie Matt: French criminal who murdered the wife and child of his wife's lover on 14 February 2000.

(1948) Linda Esther Gray: Opera singer.
(1948) François De Singly: French sociologist and professor of sociology at Paris Descartes University.
(1948) Linda Gray: Scottish soprano and educator.
(1948) Keith Gull: English microbiologist and academic.
(1948) Anthony Geary in Coalville: Utah, USA; actor (Luke/Bill - General Hospital).
(1948) Michael Berkley: Composer / broadcaster.
(1947) Anthony Geary: American actor.
(1947) Gene Robinson: American ecclesiastic.
(1947) Joey Levine: American singer-songwriter and producer (Ohio Express and The Third Rail).
(1947) Mark Nelson in Brooklyn: New York, USA; crew member (Biosphere 2).
(1947) V Robinson: American clergy, Bishop V. Gene Robinson, is the first openly gay, non-celibate man to be elected bishop of any Christian sect in the 2,000 year history of Christianity.
(1947) Constantino Romero: Spanish radio host and actor (d. 2013).
(1946) Peter Bonnell
(1946) Peter Bonnel: American noted family, the second son of actress Gale Storm and actor Lee Bonnell.
(1946) Fernando Buesa: Spanish politician (Born 1946).
(1946) Robin Johnson in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actress (Times Square).
(1945) Catherine Lara: French violinist, composer and singer.
(1945) Gary Brooker: English singer-songwriter and pianist (Procol Harum and The Paramounts).
(1945) David Gaines: American poster artist.
(1945) Anthony Seeger
(1945) Mike Rossi: rocker (Status Quo).
(1945) Lord Fraser: of Carmyllie; Minister of State (Scotland).
(1945) Peter Fraser: Baron Fraser of Carmyllie Scottish lawyer and politician Solicitor General for Scotland (d. 2013).
(1945) Julian Le Grand: English economist and author.
(1945) Martin Pipe: English jockey and trainer.
(1945) Joyce Tenneson: American photographer.
(1945) Jean-Pierre Van Rossem: Belgian scholar and author.
(1944) Helmut Berger: Actor (Ash Wednesday, Damned, Picture of Dorian Gray).
(1944) Denis Jacquat
(1944) Quentin Davies: Baron Davies of Stamford English soldier and politician Shadow Secretary of State for Northern Ireland.
(1944) Bob Benmosche: American businessman (d. 2015).
(1943) Jean-Louis Bruguière: French investigating magistrate in charge of counter-terrorism affairs.
(1943) Robert Edgar: American educator and politician (d. 2013).
(1943) Bob Edgar: (Rep-D-Pennsylvania, 1975-87).
(1943) Terry Pavey: Editor (TV Times).
(1943) E Thomas Coleman American politician (Representative-Republican-Missouri: 1976-).
(1943) Robert W Edgar: American theologian.
(1942) Vincent Calarco: American chemical engineer and CEO of Crompton and Knowles, a top specialty chemical outfit.
(1942) Kevin Conway in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Flash Point, Cage of Angels).
(1942) Pierre Bourque: Canadian businessman and politician 40th Mayor of Montreal.
(1942) Kevin Conway: American actor and director.
(1941) Roy Crewsdon in Manchester: England; rocker (Freddie and The Dreamers).
(1941) Doug Scott: English mountaineer and author.
(1941) Douglas Scott: Mountaineer.
(1941) Bob Simon: American journalist (d. 2015).
(1940) Taiho Koki: Japanese sumo wrestler, the 48th Yokozuna.
(1940) Farooq Leghari: Pakistani politician 8th President of Pakistan (d. 2010).
(1940) Taihō Kōki: Japanese sumo wrestler the 48th Yokozuna (d. 2013).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Al Unser: American race car driver who, as the youngest member of a famous race-car family, became the first driver to win the U.S.
(1939) Isabelle Corey
(1939) André Rossinot: French politician, minister of public function in 1993.
(1939) Nanette Newman: Writer / actress (Endless Game, Of Human Bondage).
(1938) Pierre Rabhi
(1938) Fay Vincent: American lawyer and businessman.
(1938) Francis Thomas: (Fay) Vincent; baseball commissioner.
(1938) Christopher Bland: English businessman and politician.
(1937) Marina Cicogna: Italian film producer, screenwriter and actress.
(1937) Peter Kolman: Composer.

(1937) Hibari Misora: Japanese singer and actress (Born 1937).
(1937) Charles Pickering: American lawyer and judge.
(1937) Irmin Schmidt: German keyboard player and composer (Can).
(1937) Alwin Schockemöhle: German horse rider.
(1937) Charles W Pickering: American jurist.
(1936) Alain Serval: Boulogne-Billt EXecutives.
(1936) Arlene McQuade in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Rosalie - Goldbergs).
(1935) Jacques Ebner
(1935) Jean Ueberschlag
(1935) Jean-Pierre Escalettes: French official, the president of the French Football Federation having served in the role from 12 February 2005 to 2 July 2010.
(1935) Montrose Wolf: American psychologist who developed the technique of "time-out" as a learning tool to shape behavior in children in the 1960s.
(1935) Denis J Worrall: South African politician / leader (DP).
(1935) Bruno Rodzig
(1935) André Brink: South African author and playwright (d. 2015).
(1934) Nanette Newman: English actress and author.
(1934) Robert Cogniaux: French champion archer.
(1934) Grandma Lee: American comedian.
(1934) Bill Zalm: Dutch-Canadian businessman and politician 28th Premier of British Columbia.
(1933) Roberto Guicciardini: Italian theatre director.
(1933) Helmuth Rilling: German conductor and educator.
(1932) Karl Ridderbusch: German musician, an operatic bass.
(1932) S Paul Ehrlich Jr
(1932) Richie Guerin: American athlete, pro basketball player and coach.
(1932) Ralph Ehrlich: American scientist and writer; an ecologist and insect biologist, he is a major figure in the study of population control and ecology movements.
(1932) Paul R Ehrlich: American biologist and author.
(1932) Paul Ehrlich: American biologist and author.
(1932) Frank Williams: American gridiron football player who played for the BC Lions and Los Angeles Rams.
(1932) Paul Erlich
(1930) Irwyn Greif: American practicing psychic since 1955, specializing in reincarnation readings.
(1930) Eleanor Fazan: Opera / show choreographer (Lassiter, Ruling Class).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Peter Higgs: British theoretical physicist, world-widely known for the "Higgs Mechanism".
(1929) Robert Abboud: American financial executive and CEO with First City Bancorp of TX, a financial institution that specializes in loans-by-phone, retail supermarket branches and investments.
(1929) Roberto Vargas: Puerto Rican baseball player coach and manager (d. 2014).
(1929) Harry Frankfurt: American philosopher and academic.
(1929) Catherine Sauvage: French actress and singer with a preference for poetry set to music.
(1929) Katie Boyle [Lady Sander Saunders]: British broadcaster.
(1929) Anthony Grant: British MP.
(1929) Kennetgh Couzens: CEO (Coal Products).
(1928) Felix Rohatyn in Vienna: Austria; investment banker (New York Big MAC Bonds).
(1927) Dick Hillenius: Dutch biologist / writer.

(1927) Carl Toms: Stage designer (1 Million BC, Moon Zero Two).
(1927) Karl Spreitz: Austrian-Canadian visual artist, photographer and filmmaker, also known as the co-designer of the first successful plastic refrigerator door gasket (still in use today).
(1927) Thanasis Vegos: Greek actor (d. 2011).
(1927) Jean Coutu: Canadian pharmacist and businessman founded the Jean Coutu Group.
(1927) Trevor Holdsworth: CEO (National Power).
(1927) Thanasis Veggos: Greek actor and director (d. 2011).
(1926) Charles Denner: Actor (Mado, Stella, Z, Landru), dies at 69.
(1926) Louis Velle
(1926) Abdoulaye Wade: Senegalese academic and politician 3rd President of Senegal.
(1926) Katie Boyle: Italian-English actress and television host.
(1926) Mario D'Agata: Italian boxer who holds the distinction of being the first, and so far only, world boxing champion to be deaf.
(1925) Jean Rey: France sport Champion.
(1925) Kenneth Couzens: CEO (Coal Products).
(1925) Michel Delecour: French gynecologist, Emeritus Professor of the Obstetric and Gynecological Clinic of the University of Lille II.
(1925) Mick McGahey: A Scottish coal miner and dedicated Communist and regarded as a working class hero, Mick McGahey became chairman of the local branch of his union when he was only eighteen and thereafter progressed through its echelons, though never quite reaching the national presidency.
(1924) Gerald Malina: American artisan, an antique jade and porcelain dealer, considered to be a top expert in his field.
(1924) Lars Bo: Danish author and illustrator (d. 1999).
(1924) Miloslav Kříž: Czech basketball player and coach (d. 2013).
(1924) Pepper Paire: American baseball player (d. 2013).
(1923) Bernard Clavel: French radio/tv writer, pacifist, artist, painter, critic, wrote numerous plays for radio & tv; contributes to reviews on arts & pacifist journals, married once, three children.
(1923) Richard Worsley: Quarter master General.
(1923) Earl of: Morley; Lord Lieutenant (Devon).
(1923) John Parker: 6th Earl of Morley English colonel and politician Lord Lieutenant of Devon.
(1922) Iannis Xenakis: Braila, Romania -- Composer / architect / mathematician.
(1922) Jacques Morel
(1922) Raymond Plank: American economist and CEO of Apache, an energy company handling oil and gas.
(1922) John Heerbecq: Church commissioner.
(1921) Alessandro Bausani: Italian university professor, an Orientalist and the author of "Point of Astronomy-Astrology Arabic-Islamic.
(1921) Clifton James: Spokane, Washington -- Actor (Live & Let Die).
(1921) Norman Hetherington: Australian cartoonist and puppeteer (Mr Squiggle) (d. 2010).
(1921) George Terry: chief constable (Sussex England).
(1921) Clifton James New York City: New York; actor (Buster and Billie, David and Lisa).
(1920) John Harsanyi: Hungarian-American economist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2000).
(1920) Robert Long: American military, a four-star admiral in the United States Navy.
(1920) Robin Haydon: British diplomat.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Jacques Genest: Canadian physician and academic.
(1918) Isabel Dean: England, United Kingdom -- Actress (5 Days one Summer, Virgin Island, Ransom).
(1918) Lloyd Ramsey: Somerset Military man.
(1918) Herb Shriner: Humorist / TV host ( Show).
(1917) John Fitzgerald Kennedy
(1917) Fred Ascani: American military, a major-general and test pilot in the US Air Force, he was a record setting air racer.
(1917) Marcel Trudel: Canadian historian author and academic (d. 2011).
(1917) Élie Rothschild: French banker, the guardian of the French branch of the Rothschild family banking dynasty.
(1917) Joseph Somers: Belgium sport Champion.
(1917) John F Kennedy: 35th President of the United States (d. 1963).

(1917) John Kennedy: American author, politician and the 35th U.S.
(1916) Lee Sannella: American M.D.
(1916) José Fabri-Canti: Nice Painters.
(1916) Carl M: Story fiddler.
(1916) Carl Story: American singer and fiddler (d. 1995).
(1916) L?one Mail: F?camp EXecutives.
(1915) Karl Münchinger: German conductor of European classical music.
(1915) Igor Buketoff Hartford Connecticut: conductor (Iceland Symphony 1964-65).
(1915) Lord Huntingfield: British agent to United Nations Secreteriat.
(1915) Karl Munchinger: German conductor (d. 1990).
(1915) David Jenklins: librarian (National Library of Wales).
(1914) Stacy Keach: Sr.
(1914) Tenzing Norgay
(1913) Olivier Wormser: French diplomat and senior official, governor of the 'Banque de France' (1969-1974).
(1913) Tony Zale: American boxer (d. 1997).
(1913) Douglas Black: physician.
(1913) Iris Adrian: Los Angeles, California -- Actress (Blue Hawaii, Bluebeard).
(1912) Iris Adrian
(1912) Theo Bayle: Dutch opera singer, a baritone who made his stage debut as a concert singer in the early 1930s.
(1912) Micheline Rolla: France Actor.
(1912) John B M R "John" Hanlo: Dutch poet (Go to the Mosque).
(1911) Armida (actress)
(1911) Ondine Tharp: American minister educated only in fundamentalist Christian theology, Tharp was unacceptable as a female minister in the more comfortable and profitable locales dominated by male preachers.
(1911) Annie Berntsen: Norwegian missionary who served in China and Hong Kong.
(1911) Armida : Mexican-American stage, vaudeville and film star (d. 1989).
(1911) James Marjoribanks: British ambassador.
(1911) Francisco Rojas Tollinchi: Puerto Rican poet and journalist.
(1911) Louis Wain: agricultural scientist.
(1911) Louis Chevalier: French historian with interests in geography, demography and sociology.
(1910) Ralph Metcalfe: American sprinter and politician (d. 1978).
(1910) Agnes Beatrice: Read medical social worker.
(1910) Antonio Barolini: Italian writer of fiction and poetry.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Bruce Seton
(1909) Neil R[onald] Jones: United States -- Sci-fi author (Space War, Twin Worlds).
(1909) Mario Cipriani: Italy sport Champion.
(1908) René-Jacques
(1908) Pierre-Henri Teitgen: French attorney, educator and resistance fighter.
(1908) Diana Morgan: Welsh-English playwright and screenwriter (d. 1996).
(1907) Jean Sainteny: French politician who was sent to Vietnam after the end of the Second World War in order to accept the surrender of the Japanese forces and to attempt to reincorporate Vietnam into French Indochina.
(1907) Desmond Shawe-Taylor: critic.
(1907) Laura Carli: Italian actress who appeared in film, theatre, radio and television roles.
(1907) Angelo Drigo: Italian scientist, physicist, numerous publications on instructional physics, ferromagnetism, married once, four children.

(1907) Hartland Molson: Canadian businessman, politician, and sports executive (Born 1907).
(1906) Paul Almasy
(1906) TH White: British-Indian author who is best known for his multi-volume chronicles of King Arthur and his court, from "The Sword In The Stone," 1938 to "The Once And The Future King," 1958, upon which the Broadway musical Camelot was based.
(1906) Hans Joachim: Schaeuble composer.
(1906) Terence Hanbury White: Bombay, India -- Novelist (England Have My Bones).
(1906) T White: Indian-English author (d. 1964).
(1905) Fela Sowande: composer.
(1905) Sebastian Shaw: English actor director and playwright (d. 1994).
(1905) Sebastian Shaw Holt England actor (Return of Jedi: Chimera, High Season, Spy in Black).
(1905) Jan [Johannes] Teulings: Dutch actor / director (That Joyous Eve).
(1904) Marcel Thil: France sport Champion.
(1904) Gregg Toland: Cinematographer, dies at 44.
(1904) Louis Bugette
(1904) Robert Knox: bacteriologist.
(1904) Hellmut Bredereck: German scientist, chemist, author, research on nucleic acids, purines, pyrimidines, synthesis in heterocyclic series, acid amides.
(1903) Bob Hope: English entertainer and comedian, a superstar who is noted for his quick-witted one-liners on current events and his world tours for service men.
(1903) Pierre Herbart: French novelist and essayist.
(1902) Henri Guillaumet: France sport Champion.
(1902) Paul Kohner
(1902) Jean Schoonbroodt: Belgium Military man.
(1901) Carlo Bronne
(1900) David Fyfe: British Conservative politician, lawyer and judge who combined an industrious and precocious legal career with political ambitions that took him to the offices of Solicitor General (1945), Attorney General (1945), Home Secretary (1951-1954) and Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain (1954-1962).

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