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Famous Birthdays of 29 September

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

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(2011) Archie Wilshere: British member of noted family, his parents are 19-year-old English football's midfielder Jack Wilshere and girlfriend Lauren Neal.

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2009 - 2000

(2008) Emma Behn: Norwegian royalty, the youngest of the three daughters of Princess Märtha Louise and her husband, author Ari Behn.
(2008) Emma Tallulah Behn: member of the extended Norwegian royal family.
(2005) Gianna Sage: Dancer.
(2004) Krista Guarino: YouTube Star.
(2001) Kit Foster: American noted family, the son of 38-year-old actress Jodie Foster.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Juan Valentin Urdangarin y de Borbon: Spanish royal.
(1999) Juan Borbón: Spanish son of Infanta Cristina of Spain.
(1998) Vera Lapko: Belarusian tennis player.
(1998) Pierson Oglesby: YouTube Star.
(1996) Carson Fanikos: YouTube Star.
(1995) Sasha Lane
(1995) Alice Matteucci: Italian tennis player.
(1994) Halsey (singer)
(1994) Halsey : American singer-songwriter.
(1994) Ashley Frangipane: Pop Singer.

(1994) Tiffany Kudrikow: YouTube Star.
(1994) Britteny Cox: Australian skier.
(1993) Hongbin
(1993) Viktor Romanenkov: Estonian figure skater.
(1993) Lee Hong-Bin: Rapper.
(1992) Austin Seferian-Jenkins: Athlete.
(1992) Cardale Jones: Football Player.
(1992) Lucy Sutcliffe: YouTube Star.
(1992) Zachary Cornatzer: Twitch Star.
(1992) Jesse Ridgway: YouTube Star.
(1991) Adem Ljajić: Serbian footballer.
(1991) Natalie Vertiz: Model.
(1991) Shuko : Japanese actress.
(1990) Joosep Laiksoo: Estonian race car driver.
(1990) Kirsten Prout: Actress.
(1990) Lena Wermelt: German footballer.
(1990) Hunter Thomsen: Guitarist.
(1990) Doug Brochu: American actor.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Yevhen Konoplyanka
(1989) Jojo Simmons: Reality Star.
(1989) Andrea Poli: Italian footballer.
(1989) Adore Delano: Reality Star.
(1989) Aaron Martin: English footballer.
(1989) Theo Adams: English photographer and director.
(1988) Kevin Durant: American basketball player.
(1988) Justin Nozuka: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1988) Tegucigalpa (Honduras)
(1988) Ian Crawford: Guitarist.

(1988) Qwanell Mosley: R&B Singer.
(1988) Emily Evelyn Chase: Daughter of Jayni and Chevy.
(1988) Hana Lee: Movie Actress.
(1988) Kate Leth: Artist.
(1987) Anaïs Demoustier: French actress known for a lot of roles: in "The Time of the Wolf", directed by Michael Haneke, "Hellphone" with Jean Dujardin.
(1987) Josh Farro: Guitarist.
(1987) Darington Hobson
(1987) David Del Rio: American actor and director.
(1987) Hilary Duff: Actress.
(1987) Alex Winston: Musician.
(1986) Lisa Foiles: American actress and journalist.
(1986) Mark Fraser: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1986) Lo Bosworth: Reality Star.
(1986) Benoît Pouliot: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1986) Isaac Makwala: Botswana sprinter.
(1986) Matt Lashoff: American ice hockey player.
(1986) Benoit Pouliot: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1985) Dani Pedrosa: Spanish motorcycle racer.
(1985) Mouni Roy: Actress.
(1985) Calvin Johnson: Football Player.
(1985) Anjana Sowmya: Indian singer.
(1985) Niklas Moisander: Finnish footballer.
(1984) Renaud Cohade
(1984) Lisa Gormley: English-Australian actress.
(1984) Isha Sharvani: Indian actress and dancer.
(1984) Per Mertesacker: Soccer Player.
(1983) Lauren Pope: Reality Star.
(1983) Sarah Wright: Actress.
(1983) Lisette Oropesa: American soprano and actress.
(1982) Ranbir Kapoor: Actor.
(1982) Stephen Boss: Dancer.
(1982) Amy Williams: English skeleton racer.
(1982) Lauren Pope: English DJ producer and actress.
(1982) Ariana Jollee: American adult actress and director.
(1982) Matt Giteau: Australian rugby union player.
(1982) Anderson Varejao: Musician.
(1982) Matt Cohen: Actor.
(1982) St. Vincent: Musician.
(1981) Shane Smeltz: German-New Zealand footballer.
(1981) Leonid Gulov: Estonian rower.
(1981) Aris Galanopoulos: Greek footballer.
(1981) Siarhei Rutenka: Belarusian-Spanish handball player.
(1980) Zachary Levi: American actor.
(1980) Chrissy Metz: Actress.
(1980) Patrick Agyemang: English footballer.
(1980) Dewi Rezer: Indonesian model and actress.
(1980) Dallas Green: Canadian musician (Alexisonfire, City and Colour).
(1980) Sarah Sucher: Miss Iowa Teen USA (1997).

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Artika Sari Devi: Indonesian beauty queen, Puteri Indonesia 2004.
(1979) Takumi Beppu: Japanese cyclist and manager.
(1979) Shelley Duncan: American baseball player and manager.
(1979) Orhan Ak: Turkish footballer.
(1979) Jaime Lozano: Mexican footballer.
(1979) Artika Devi: Indonesian model and actress.
(1979) Ciara McCormack: Soccer Player.
(1979) Bam Margera: Celebrity.
(1978) Toby Driver
(1978) Kurt Nilsen: Norwegian singer-songwriter and guitarist.

(1978) Mandy Groff: Miss Nebraska Teen USA (1996).
(1978) Gunner McGrath: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Much the Same).
(1978) Mohini Bhardwaj: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Gymnast (1996 Olympics).
(1978) Dana Loesch: Activist.
(1978) Luca Gianquitto: Italian guitarist and composer.
(1977) Sasha Rionda
(1977) Debelah Morgan: American singer-songwriter.
(1977) Heath Bell
(1977) Wade Brookbank: Canadian ice hockey player and scout.
(1977) Eric Barton: American football player.
(1977) Jake Westbrook: American baseball player.
(1976) Andriy Shevchenko: Soccer Player.
(1976) Óscar Sevilla: Spanish cyclist.
(1976) Oscar Sevilla: Spanish cyclist.
(1976) Ninel Conde: TV Actress.
(1976) Kelvin Davis: English footballer.
(1976) Darren Byfield: English-Jamaican footballer.
(1975) Alister (singer)
(1975) Albert Celades: Spanish footballer and manager.
(1975) Heather Pease: Monterey, California -- Synchronized swimmer (1996 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1975) Ava Vincent: American porn actress and model.
(1974) Alexis Cruz: American actor.
(1974) Anna Khaja
(1974) Brian Ash: American screenwriter and producer.
(1974) Matt Hullum: Entrepreneur.
(1974) Danielle DuClos: Actress (Midnight Run, Zits).
(1973) Paul Rogers (basketball)
(1973) Alfie Boe: Opera Singer.
(1973) Joe Hulbig: American ice hockey player.
(1973) Athanasios Michalopoulos: Greek volleyball player.
(1973) Scout Niblett: English singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1973) Shannon Larratt: Canadian publisher founded BMEzine (d. 2013).
(1973) Foivos Delivorias: Greek singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1973) Paul Rogers: Australian-American basketball player: forward/center, Lakers.
(1972) Trent Zenkewicz: NFL defensive tackle (Atlanta Falcons).
(1972) Robert Webb: English comedian actor and screenwriter.
(1972) Jorgen Jonsson: Hockey forward (Team Sweden 1998).
(1972) Oliver Gavin: British racing car driver.
(1972) Togi Makabe: Japanese professional wrestler.
(1971) Mackenzie Crook: English actor and screenwriter.
(1971) Leonardo Piepoli
(1971) Jérôme Pitorin
(1971) Adrion Smith: CFL cornerback (Toronto Argonauts).
(1971) Jay Kearney: WLAF receiver (Frankfurt Galaxy).
(1971) Donald Smith: CFL cornerback (Toronto Argonauts).
(1971) Derrick Davis: WLAF cornerback (Amsterdam Admirals).
(1971) Sibel Tuzun: Turkish singer.
(1971) Ray Buchanan: NFL center (Indianapolis Colts).
(1971) Sibel Tüzün: Turkish singer-songwriter.
(1971) Tanoka Beard: American basketball player.
(1970) Ninel Conde
(1970) Russell Peters: Canadian comedian, he has toured internationally giving sold-out performances.
(1970) Natasha Gregson Wagner: American actress and noted family, the daughter of actress Natalie Wood and her second husband, producer Richard Gregson.
(1970) Nicolas Winding Refn
(1970) AMG (rapper): American Rap Musician.
(1970) Brad Cotter
(1970) Joseph Hudson: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Pitcher (Boston Red Sox).
(1970) Tina Fischer: Bad Nauheim, Germany -- Golfer (European Amateur Champ 1994).
(1970) Nicolas Pereira: Salto, Uruguay -- Tennis pro.
(1970) Luke Bodensteiner: Iowa City, Iowa -- Cross country skier (1994 Olympics).
(1970) Mira Sorvino: Actress.
(1970) Derrick Oden: NFL linebacker (Philadelphia Eagles).
(1970) Danny de Supervise: Soccer player (FC Volendam).
(1970) Chris Mims: NFL defensive end (SD Chargers).
(1970) Natasha Wagner: American actress.
(1970) Yoshihiro Tajiri: Japanese professional wrestler.
(1970) Nicolás Pereira: Uruguayan-Venezuelan tennis player.
(1970) Emily Lloyd: London, England -- Actress (Wish You Were Here, In Country).
(1970) AMG : American rapper.
(1970) Danny Rimer: Businessman.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Erika Eleniak: American model and actress.
(1969) Rachid Ramda
(1969) DeVante Swing
(1969) Aleks Syntek: Mexican singer-songwriter and producer.
(1969) John Perez: Politician.
(1969) Devante Swing: Music Producer.
(1969) Sabrina : Zimbabwean-Greek singer.
(1969) Jon Auer: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Posies Big Star Sky Cries Mary and The Squirrels).
(1969) Angelo Barretto: Filipino race car driver.
(1968) Luke Goss: British musician, immensely popular to screaming fans in 1987.

(1968) Matt Goss: British musician, immensely popular to screaming fans in 1987.
(1968) Alex Skolnick: American guitarist (Alex Skolnick Trio Testament Savatage and Stratospheerius).
(1968) Samir Soni: English-Indian model and actor.
(1968) Mika Hakkinen: Racing driver.
(1968) Patrick Burns: American paranormal investigator.
(1967) Brett Anderson: English singer-songwriter (Suede and The Tears).
(1967) Moon Unit Zappa: Musician.
(1967) Dave Silvestri: St. Louis, Missouri -- Infielder (New York Yankees, Montreal Expos).
(1966) Jill Whelan: American actress and radio host.
(1966) Hersey Hawkins: NBA guard (Seattle Supersonics, Olympics - Bronze - 1988).
(1966) Ken Norton Jr: NFL linebacker (Dallas Cowboys, SF 49ers).
(1966) Rudy Poeschek: Kamloops, British Columbia -- NHL right wing (Tampa Bay Lightning).
(1966) Jill Whelan in Oakland: California, USA; actress (Vicki - The Love Boat).
(1966) Mark Buoniconti: American noted family, the son of football champion Nick Buoniconti.
(1966) Maria Canals Barrera: Actress.
(1965) Rune Temte
(1965) Fora van Leijenhorst: Curacaos / Neth dancer (Josephine).
(1965) Trent Yawney: Hudson Bay, Saskatchewan -- NHL defenseman (Calgary Flames).
(1964) Brad Lohaus: NBA forward / center (NY Knicks).
(1964) Jeanna Fine: American porn actress and dancer.
(1964) Bernice Gibb-Rhodes: Australian-American singer; sister of the Gibb brothers, famous as the Bee Gees, very pretty.
(1964) John Tucker: Windsor, Ontario -- NHL right wing (Tampa Bay Lightning).
(1964) Julie Peterson: Havre de Grace, Maryland -- Playmate (Feb, 1987).
(1963) Les Claypool: US funk metal singer / bassist (Primus-Suck on This).
(1963) Solal (singer)
(1963) Dave Andreychuk: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1963) Philip Greenspun: Scientist.
(1962) Roger Bart: American actor.
(1961) Julia Gillard: Australian politician, Prime Minister of Australia.
(1961) Jules Lepennetier
(1961) Steve Washington
(1961) Dale Dickey
(1961) Stephanie Miller: American comedian and radio host.
(1961) Tatiana de Rosnay: Journalist.
(1960) Alan McGee: Scottish entrepreneur, owner of the "Creation" Record label, the home to Primal Scream and The Jesus and Mary Chain.
(1960) Rob Deer: American baseball player with the Milwaukee Brewers, making his debut 9/04/1984.
(1960) John Paxson: American basketball player and executive.
(1960) Andy Slaughter: English politician.
(1960) David Sammartino: American professional wrestler.
(1960) Kenneth Hansen: Swedish race car driver.
(1960) Julian Armour: American-Canadian cellist and educator.
(1960) Leslie Graves in Silver City: New Mexico, USA; actress (Capitol).
(1960) Wendy White in Atlanta: Georgia, USA; tennis player.
(1960) John MacBeth Paxson: NBA Guard (Chicago Bulls).
(1960) Carol Welsman: Canadian singer-songwriter and pianist.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Ottawa (Canada)
(1959) Philippe Caroit
(1959) Jon Fosse
(1959) Leslie Graves: Silver City, New Mexico -- Actress (Brenda-Capitol, Death Wish 2).
(1959) Gary Sampson: American homicide; a deadbeat dad, a small-time thief, a desperate alcoholic and finally, the killer of three alleged victims.
(1958) Karen Young (actress)
(1957) Andrew Dice Clay: American comedian and actor.
(1957) Culiacan (Mexico)
(1957) Emmanuel Ratier
(1957) Mari Wilson: British singer.

(1957) Andrew Clay: Comedian.
(1957) Scott Adams: Cartoonist.
(1957) Craig Lefferts: MLB Pitcher.
(1957) Chris Broad: English cricketer and match referee.
(1957) Tim Flannery: DJ / MLB player (SD Padres).
(1957) Sokratis Malamas: Greek singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1957) Mark Nicholas: English cricketer and sports presenter.
(1956) Sebastian Coe: English sprinter and politician.
(1956) James Donald Halsell Jr: Monroe, Louisiana -- Astronaut (STS 65, 74, 83, 94).
(1956) Sebastian Newbold Coe: England, United Kingdom -- 1500m runner (1980, 84 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1956) Suzzy Roche: American singer-songwriter producer and actress (The Roches).
(1955) Jane Velez-Mitchell
(1955) Benoit Ferreux: French actor.
(1955) Gareth Davies: Welsh rugby player and academic.
(1955) Benoît Ferreux: French actor and director.
(1955) Mark Mitchell: Actor (Larger than Life, Lift Off, Ground Zero).
(1955) Ann Bancroft: American explorer and author.
(1955) Ken Weatherwax: American actor from The Addams Family (TV series).
(1954) Steve Largent: Athlete.
(1954) Stephen Platt: Editor (New Statesman & Society).
(1954) Cindy Morgan [Cichorski] in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actress (Tron).
(1954) Paul Tudor Jones: Businessman.
(1954) Mari Wilson: English singer.
(1954) Mark Mitchell: Australian actor.
(1954) Uwe Jahn: German footballer and manager.
(1953) Jean-Claude Lauzon: Montreal, Quebec -- Director / writer (Leola, Night Zoo).
(1953) Lawrence Reed: American economist and author.
(1953) Herbert Deneau: American homicide; shot his wife, child and himself on 9/30/1990.
(1953) Warren Cromartie: American baseball player coach and radio host.
(1953) Drake Hogestyn: TV Actor.
(1953) Drake Hogestyn in Fort Wayne: Indiana, USA; actor (Seven Brides for Seven Brothers).
(1953) Richard Grusin: American author and scholar.
(1952) Louis Cosyns
(1952) Monika Zehrt: German athlete (East Germany).
(1952) Helen Morgan (Miss World)
(1952) Gábor Csupó: Hungarian-American animator director and producer co-founded Klasky Csupo.
(1952) Max Sandlin: American lawyer judge and politician.
(1952) Takanosato Toshihide: Japanese sumo wrestler the 59th Yokozuna (d. 2011).
(1952) Gabor Csupo: Hungarian-born animator.
(1952) R A Hodges: Archaeologist.
(1952) Roy Campbell: Jr.
(1952) Richard Hodges: English archaeologist and academic.
(1951) Michelle Bachelet: Chilean politician and medical doctor, first woman president of that country, a former political exile.
(1951) Andres Caicedo: Colombian writer (d. 1977).
(1951) Jutta Ditfurth: German journalist and politician.
(1951) Maureen Caird: Australian-New Zealand hurdler.
(1951) Andrés Caicedo: Colombian author poet and playwright (d. 1977).
(1951) Pier Bersani: Italian educator and politician 6th President of Emilia-Romagna.
(1951) Mike Enriquez: Philippine broadcaster.
(1951) Patrick Tesse: French survivor, safe and sound, most important eyewitness after the crash of a plane, the Concorde, in front of his hotel "Les Relais Bleus" at Gonesse, in the Northeastern suburb of Paris (25 July 2000).
(1951) Jim Diamond: Musician.
(1950) Christian Vigouroux: French politician, the director of the cabinet of Philippe Marchand.
(1950) Maurilio de Zolt
(1950) Michel Prigent: French publisher, who worked for Presses Universitaires de France (PUF) as Executive Assistant (1974-1985), Editorial Director (1985-1994) and Chairman of the Board (1994-2011).
(1950) Loretta Goggi: Italian singer and actress.
(1950) Ken Macha: American baseball player and manager.
(1950) John Sayles: Director.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Nicole Martin
(1949) John Simenon: American film and TV producer, the son of Belgian writer Georges Simenon and his second wife Denyse Ouimet; they married in 1950 after Johnny's birth.
(1949) Steve Busby: Footballer.
(1949) George Dalaras: Greek singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1949) Tony Hoty: Cleveland, Ohio -- Actor (Ransom, Paper).
(1948) John M. McHugh: Politician.
(1948) Theo Jorgensmann: German jazz clarinetist.
(1948) John M McHugh: (Rep-R-New York).
(1948) Viktor Krovopouskov: USSR -- Sabres (1976, 80 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1948) Yelena Drapeko: Kazakhstani-Russian actress.

(1948) Mark Farner: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Grand Funk Railroad and Terry Knight and the Pack).
(1948) Bryant Gumbel: American journalist and sportscaster.
(1948) Theo Jörgensmann: German clarinet player and composer (German Clarinet Duo Clarinet Contrast and Klarinettenquartett Cl-4).
(1948) Mike Pinera: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Blues Image Iron Butterfly Cactus and Ramatam).
(1948) Mike Pinear: Rock guitarist (Iron Butterfly).
(1948) Bryant Gumbel in New Orleans: Louisiana, USA; sportscaster/TV host (Today Show).
(1947) Altie Taylor: Soccer star.
(1947) Sheikh Hasina: Statesman.
(1947) Bernard Pacaud: French chef and restaurateur, with three Michelin stars since 1986.
(1947) Martin Ferrero: American actor.
(1947) Ülo Kaevats: Estonian philosopher academic and politician (d. 2015).
(1947) S Kapadia: Indian lawyer judge and politician 38th Chief Justice of India (d. 2016).
(1947) Gary Wetzel: American soldier Medal of Honor recipient.
(1947) R J Evans: FBA, historian.
(1947) Lyndon Harrison: MEP.
(1947) Jon Snow: British TV journalist (Channel 4).
(1946) Olivier Monneret
(1946) Patrick Abrial
(1946) Patricia Hodge: Actress (Heat of the Day, Shell Seekers, Sunset).
(1946) Jeffrey Jones: Actor.
(1946) Alasdair Fraser: QC / director (Public Prosecutions for N Ireland).
(1946) Ian Wallace: English drummer (King Crimson and Crimson Jazz Trio) (d. 2007).
(1946) Nick Taylor: Singer / guitarist (Bloodrock).
(1945) Sarah Tyacke: Keeper of British Public Records.
(1945) Christian Grandin: French auctioneer, the younger brother of the pop singer Franck Alamo.
(1945) Kyriakos Sfetsas: Greek composer and poet.
(1945) Kyriacos Sfetsas: Composer.
(1945) Tatiana Tauer: Harpist.
(1945) Nadezhda Chizova: USSR -- Shot putter (1968, 72, 76 Olympics - Gold / Silver / Bronze Medals).
(1944) Jappie van Dijk
(1944) Max Roustan
(1944) Mike Post: American composer and producer.
(1944) Torben Jensen: Denmark -- Actor (Taxa, Hayfever, Watch Me Fly, Guldregn).
(1943) Lech Walesa: Polish union leader who led the Polish Solidarity Movement, a labor strike of 500 days of social revolution, in 1980.
(1943) Robert Nouzaret
(1943) Wolfgang Overath: German footballer.
(1943) Gary Roberts: American genealogist and author.
(1943) Mohammad Khatami: Iranian scholar and politician 5th President of Iran.
(1943) Manuel Fernandez: Rocker.
(1943) Peter Rigby: CEO (Specialist Computer Holdings).
(1943) Lech Wa?esa: President of Poland, recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize.
(1943) Gary Boyd Roberts: American genealogist.
(1943) George W. S. Trow: Novelist.
(1943) J. T. Walsh: Actor.
(1943) Lech Wałęsa: Polish electrician and politician 2nd President of Poland Nobel Prize laureate.
(1942) Yves Rénier: French TV film director, screenwriter, and actor, born ton an English mother, widely known for the TV serie "Commissaire Moulin".
(1942) Madeline Kahn: American actress, known for her fey and magical delivery of comedy roles.
(1942) Ian McShane: British actor known in the series "Lovejoy," 1986 to 1994, as a roguish antique dealer.
(1942) Jean-Luc Ponty: French-American musician, a multi-talented violinist, composer and music producer.
(1942) San Miguel de Allende (Mexico)
(1942) Felice Gimondi: Italian former professional racing cyclist.
(1942) David Wilcox: Ontario sports Champions.
(1942) Donna Leon
(1942) Bill Nelson: American captain and politician.
(1942) Steve Tesich: Serbian-American screenwriter and playwright (d. 1996).
(1942) Janet Powell: Australian educator and politician (d. 2013).
(1942) Dave Wilcox: American football player, a linebacker for the San Francisco 49ers (1964–1974).
(1942) Donna Corcoran in Quincy: Massachusetts, USA; actress ("Man Without a Star").
(1942) William Nelson American politician (Representative-Democrat-Florida): astronaut (STS 61C).
(1942) Madeline Kahn in Boston: Massachusetts, USA; actress (Young Frankenstein, High Anxiety).
(1941) Frederick West: British homicide; charged with 11 murders, nine of them with his wife, Rosemary.
(1941) Mir-Hossein Mousavi
(1941) Fred West: British serial killer (suicide) (Born 1941).
(1941) Don Nix: US saxophonist (Last Night).
(1941) Kermit Zarley: Seattle, Washington -- PGA golfer (1970 Canadian Open).
(1941) Rich Reese: American baseball player, a left-handed first baseman who played with the Minnesota Twins (1964-1972, 1973) and the Detroit Tigers (1973).
(1940) Jimmy Knapp: Scottish Union leader, the General Secretary of the National Union of Railwaymen.
(1940) Nicola Di Bari: Italian singer-songwriter and actor, considered one of the "sacred monsters" of Italian pop music.
(1940) John Dawes: Rugby coach.
(1940) Brute Force: American singer-songwriter.
(1940) Mike Eischeid: NFL punter (Oakland Raiders).
(1940) Carlos Troncoso: Dominican politician 34th Vice President of the Dominican Republic (d. 2014).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Larry Linville: American actor (Born 1939).
(1939) Luigi Diberti: Italian actor who has appeared in more than 100 films and television shows since 1968.
(1939) Jim Baxter: Jim Baxter is credited as being one of the greatest and most skilful footballers to have come from Scotland.
(1939) Fikret Abdic: Bosnian politician and businessman.
(1939) Tommy Boyce: American songwriter (d. 1994).
(1939) Larry Linville in Ojai: California, USA; actor (Frank Burns - M*A*S*H, Blue Movie).
(1939) Fikret Abdić: Bosnian economist and politician.
(1939) Dan Crary: American singer and guitarist.
(1939) Molly Haskell: American author and critic.
(1939) Rhodri Morgan: Welsh politician 2nd First Minister of Wales.

(1939) Bruce Froemming: Athlete.
(1939) Eberhard Koellner: German DR, Cosmonaut (Soyuz 31 backup).
(1938) Wim Kok: Dutch union leader and politician Prime Minister of the Netherlands.
(1938) H N L Keswick: CEO (Matheson & Company).
(1938) Dave Harper: English footballer (d. 2013).
(1938) Mike McCormick: MLB Pitcher (SF Giants, Cy Young 1967).
(1938) Ben E. King: Musician.
(1938) Henry Keswick: British financier / Merchant (Hong Kong).
(1937) Marlo Morgan
(1937) Jean-Pierre Elkabbach
(1937) Koïchiro Matsuura
(1937) R B Heywood: Director (British Antarctic Survey).
(1937) Jean Elkabbach: Algerian-born French journalist, television host and TV executive.
(1937) Alice Mahon: British MP.
(1936) Silvio Berlusconi: Italian politician and media magnate.
(1936) Hal Trosky: Jr.
(1936) Marlo Morgan: American chiropractor and the author of "Mutant Message Down Under," written as a non-fiction account of her experiences in Australia.
(1936) Alla Demidova: Russian actress.
(1936) Mylene Demongeot: Nice, France -- Actress (3 Murderesses).
(1936) Michael Partridge: British civil servant.
(1936) James Fogle: American author (d. 2012).
(1935) Mylène Demongeot: French actress with a career spanning six decades.
(1935) Jerry Lee Lewis
(1935) Myléne Demongeot: Nice Actor.
(1935) Jerry Lewis: American musician.
(1935) Mylene Demongeot: French actress.
(1935) David Hannay: Diplomat.
(1934) Lindsay Kline: Australian cricketer (d. 2015).
(1934) Brigitte Bardot: Actress.
(1934) Skandor Akbar: American wrestler and manager whose ring name, Skandor Akbar, translates as "Alexander the Great".
(1934) Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi: Hungarian-American psychologist and academic.
(1934) Lance Gibbs: Guyanese cricketer and manager.
(1934) Stuart Kaminsky: American author and screenwriter (d. 2009).
(1933) Madeleine M. Kunin: Diplomat.
(1933) John Ong: American executive and CEO of B.F.
(1933) Samora Machel: Mozambican commander and politician 1st President of Mozambique (d. 1986).
(1933) B. Wayne Hughes: Businessman.
(1932) Robert Benton: Texas, United States -- Writer / director (Kramer vs.
(1932) Rainer Weiss: Physicist.
(1932) Mehmood Ali: Indian actor director and producer (d. 2004).
(1932) Mehmood: Indian actor (d. 2004).
(1932) Canon Paul Oestreicher: CEO (British section, Amnesty International).
(1932) Jeremy Isaacs: General director (Royal Opera House, Covent Garden).
(1932) Mary Moon: Headmistress (Manchester High School for Girls).
(1932) Peter Stormonth Darling: CEO (Mercury Asset Management Group).
(1932) Ronald B Kitaj: US / British painter / graphic artist (pop art).
(1932) Paul Giel: American baseball player and sportscaster (d. 2002).
(1931) Anita Ekberg: Swedish actress, model, and sex symbol.
(1931) Joseph M McDade: (Rep-R-Pennsylvania, 1963- ).
(1931) Paul Oestreicher: German-English priest and theologian.
(1931) Eddie Barth in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; actor (Shaft, Simon and Simon).
(1931) E S Orr Ewing: Lord-Lieutenant of Wigtown.
(1931) James Watson Cronin American nuclear physicist: Nobel Prize laureate.
(1931) James Cronin: American physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1931) Michael Dingman: American manager and CEO in charge of Henley Group, a diagnostic instruments and general light manufacturing company.
(1930) Alain Bourdier
(1930) Richard Bonynge: Australian pianist and conductor.
(1930) Naura Hayden: American author, actress and model.
(1930) Morag Timbury: Director (Central Public Health Laboratory).
(1930) Richard Bonynge in Sydney: Australia; conductor (Australian Orchestra Sydney-1976).
(1930) Colin Dexter: British author of Inspector Morse novels.
(1930) André Rousset: French scientist, a physicist who was Deputy Director of the Leprince-Ringuet laboratory from 1964 to 1969 and in 1969 joined the European Laboratory for Particle Physics (CERN).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Murray McLaggan: British Lord-Lieutenant (Mid Glamorgan).
(1929) Lata Mangeshkar: Musician.
(1928) Angelo Errichetti: American politician, the former mayor of Camden, NJ, indicted on a bribery charge in 1980 when an FBI agent posing as an Arab millionaire offered money for favors.
(1928) Ankie [Johanna A Hoving-]Peypers: Dutch author / poet.
(1928) Nathan Shamuyarira: Zimbabwean journalist and politician Zimbabwean Minister of Foreign Affairs (d. 2014).
(1928) Brajesh Mishra: Indian politician and diplomat 1st Indian National Security Advisor (d. 2012).
(1928) Eric Lubbock: 4th Baron Avebury English lieutenant engineer and politician.
(1928) George Sella: American chemical engineer and CEO in charge of American Cyamid, an agriculture and specialty chemical production company.
(1928) Gerhard Stoltenberg: German politician (CDU) and minister in the cabinets of Ludwig Erhard, Kurt Georg Kiesinger and Helmut Kohl.
(1928) Lord Avebury

(1927) Pete McCloskey: American politician, a maverick Republican who opposed Nixon in the 1972 presidential primaries.
(1927) Gloria Saunders
(1927) Jean Miller: American psychiatrist, professor and author of many books stemming from her interest in women's psychology.
(1927) Paul Mc: San Bernardino Politician.
(1927) Adhemar Ferreira da Silva: Brazil -- Triple jumper (1952, 56 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1927) Barbara Mertz: American historian and author (d. 2013).
(1927) Sherwood Johnston: American race car driver (d. 2000).
(1927) Adhemar da Silva: Brazilian triple jumper and actor (d. 2001).
(1927) Paul McCloskey: American politician (Senator-Republican-California).
(1926) Eric Stanton: American bondage artist & illustrator, creator of cartoonesque soft porn pictures that feature busty dominatrices who physically overpower men.
(1926) Pete Elliott: American football player and coach (d. 2013).
(1926) Phyllis Taylor: Educationist.
(1926) Pierre Barbotin: French racing cyclist, professional from about 1948 to 1961.
(1925) Viviane Forrester
(1925) Steve Forrest (actor)
(1925) John Tower: American politician and autobiographer, a former insurance salesman, radio announcer and teacher.
(1925) Helen Priestly: Scottish homicide victim, age eight when her body was found in a sack under the stairs of the Aberdeen tenement where she lived, 4/21/1934.
(1925) Paul MacCready: American engineer founded AeroVironment (d. 2007).
(1925) Steve Forrest: American actor (d. 2013).
(1925) Seymour Cray: Businessman.
(1925) Trevor Hughes: Water engineer.
(1925) John Balcombe: Lord Chief Justice of Appeal.
(1925) Pierre Metivet: St-Mand? EXecutives.
(1925) Victor Serafini: Bastia physician.
(1924) Marina Berti
(1924) Sucre (Bolivia)
(1924) John Richard Williams
(1924) Steve Forrest in Huntsville: Texas, USA; actor (Ben - Dallas, SWAT).
(1924) Giacomo Zampieri: Italy sport Champion.
(1924) David Atkinson: British air marshal.
(1923) Bum Phillips: Coach.
(1923) O A "Bum" Phillips: Football coach (Houston Oilers / New Orlean Saints).
(1923) Alex Spanos: Businessman.
(1923) Stan Berenstain: American author and illustrator (d. 2005).
(1923) Dick O'Keefe: American athlete, pro basketball player for four seasons beginning in 1947.
(1923) Ellen Malcolm: Painter.
(1923) OA Phillips: American coach of the Houston Oilers, then a Los Angeles team.
(1922) Lizabeth Scott: Scranton, Pennsylvania -- Actress (Dark City, Desert Fury).
(1922) Stanley Lynch: American astrologer.
(1922) Karl-Heinz Köpcke: German newscaster.
(1921) John Ritchie: New Zealand composer and educator (d. 2014).
(1921) Albie Roles: English footballer and manager (d. 2012).
(1921) Franny Beecher: American guitarist (Bill Haley & His Comets) (d. 2014).
(1920) Peter Mitchell: English biochemist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1992).
(1920) Václav Neumann: Czech violinist and conductor (Smetana Quartet) (d. 1995).
(1920) Miguel Castro Ruiz: Mexican Lawyer, editor, journalist and writer.
(1920) Sergei F Bondarchuk: Director / actor (Boris Godunov, Step, Otello).
(1920) Vaclav Neummann: Conductor.
(1920) John Pfeiffer: American classical recording producer, a design engineer, and an occasional electronic music composer.
(1920) Jacques Arlet: Nancy physician.
(1920) Peter D Mitchell: English chemist, Nobel laureate (d. 1992).
(1920) William Renner: Middletown EXecutives.
(1920) Peter D. Mitchell: Scientist.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Andr? Vabois: Dreux physician.
(1919) Masao Takemoto: Japan -- Gymnist (1960 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1919) Ellis Perry: Lawrenceburg Military man.
(1919) Kira Zvorykina: Belarusian chess player (d. 2014).
(1918) Henri Tessier: France sport Champion.
(1918) Harold Laurence Walters: Composer.
(1918) Don Castle: Texas, United States -- Actor (Born to Speed, Tombstone, Motor Patrol).
(1917) Gustavo Leguizamon: Argentine composer of folk music.
(1916) Joseph Buchler: American homicide who, as a factory worker, hired Mack Truesdale, a black hit-man, to kill his wife Blanche.
(1916) Carl Ronald Giles: Cartoonist.

(1916) Josef Traxel: German operatic tenor, particularly associated with Mozart roles and the German repertory.
(1916) Louis Gayral: Toulouse physician.
(1916) Carl Giles: English cartoonist (d. 1995).
(1916) Minao Shibata: Composer.
(1915) Brenda Marshall: Philippines -- Actress (Sea Hawk, Paris After Dark).
(1915) Vincent DeDomenico: American businessman founded the Napa Valley Wine Train (d. 2007).
(1915) Ann Nagel: Boston, Massachusetts -- Actress (Don Winslow of the Navy).
(1915) Oscar Handlin: American historian and academic (d. 2011).
(1914) Harold Taylor: Politician.
(1913) Trevor Howard: English actor (Born 1913).
(1913) Stanley Kramer: American director and producer (d. 2001).
(1913) Silvio Piola: Italian soccer player.
(1913) Klaas Van Dijk: Dutch sculptor and painter, who died on 26 June 1990.
(1913) Ellis Peters: Author.
(1913) Stanley E Kramer: NYC, New York -- Producer / director (Inherit the Wind).
(1912) Michelangelo Antonioni: Ferrara, Italy -- Director (Blow-up, Red Desert).
(1912) Lukas Ammann: Basel, Germany -- Actor (Day of Anger, Class Reunion, Palace Hotel).
(1912) Pere Calders
(1912) Viscount Lambert
(1912) Walter Harzer: Germany Military man.
(1912) Michaelangelo Antonioni: Italian film director who had a profound impact on film sensibilities since the 60s.
(1912) Paul Ogorzow: German serial killer and rapist, also known as the S-Bahn Murderer, who operated in Nazi-era Berlin during the height of World War II.
(1911) Ellsworth Vines: American tennis champion who won the Men's Singles Championship at Wimbledon in 1932.
(1911) Reginald Victor Jones: CH, FRS natural philosopher.
(1911) H Vines: Los Angeles sports Champions.
(1910) Virginia Bruce: Actress (Born to Dance, Great Ziegfield), dies at 71.
(1910) Bill Boyd: American Western style singer and guitarist.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Henri Goetz
(1909) MJ Frankovich
(1909) Jean-Marie Boivin: Bl?r? physician.
(1909) Andrew Herron: Moderator (General Assembly of Church of Scotland).
(1909) Stephen Spender: Poet.
(1909) Al Capp: Cartoonist.
(1909) Vasco Bergamaschi: Italy sport Champion.
(1909) M Frankovich: American actor and movie producer, he was the adopted son of comedian Joe E. Brown.
(1908) James Norman Dalrymple Anderson: Lawyer.
(1908) Greer Garson: North Ireland -- Actress (Pride & Prejudice, Chips).

(1908) Eddie Tolan: American sprinter and educator (d. 1967).
(1908) Greer Garson: North Ireland -- Actress (Pride & Prejudice, Chips).
(1907) Gene Autry: American performer who gained fame as a singing cowboy on the radio, in movies, and on television for more than three decades beginning in the early 1930s.
(1907) George Jenkins: American businessman founded Publix (d. 1996).
(1907) Richard Harkness: Artesian, South Dakota -- Newscaster (Story of the Week, NBC).
(1907) Michael Shepley: Plymouth, England -- Actor (Dick & the Duchess).
(1907) Pierre Ruais: French civil engineer and politician who died on 3 April 1996 in Paris.
(1907) George W Jenkins: American businessman (d. 1996).
(1906) Fabien Loris
(1906) Jules Merviel: France sport Champion.
(1905) Alain Le Léap
(1905) Max Schmeling: Athlete.
(1905) Francis Joseph Quinn: Academic.
(1904) Greer Garson: Anglo-American actress who was very popular during the Second World War, being listed by the Motion Picture Herald as one of America's top-ten box office draws from 1942 to 1946.
(1904) André Lallemand
(1904) Dorothy Emmet: Philosopher.
(1903) Diana Vreeland: French-American columnist and editor in the field of fashion.
(1903) Ted Decorsia: Brooklyn, New York -- Actor (Police Chief Hegedorn-Steve Canyon).
(1903) Karl August Andersen: Composer.
(1902) Terence Cawthorne: Scottish oral surgeon, an otolaryngologist.
(1902) Miguel Valdés: Mexican lawyer and politician 46th President of Mexico (d. 1983).
(1902) Miguel Aleman Valdes: President of Mexico (d. 1983).
(1902) Ed Sullivan: Entertainer.
(1901) Lanza del Vasto
(1901) Enrico Fermi: Italian-American physicist who, with Leo Szilard, discovered uranium fission.
(1901) William S. Paley: Businessman.
(1901) Lanza Del Vasto: Philosopher, poet, artist, catholic and nonviolent activist.
(1900) Alfred Pongratz: Germany Actor.

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