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Famous Birthdays of 30 March

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 30th of March

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2010 - Today

(2012) Kyson Roque: YouTube Star.
(2012) Kaden Roque: YouTube Star.

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2009 - 2000

(2003) Lara Wollington: Stage Actress.
(2003) James White: Family Member.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Jared Cardona: Pop Singer.
(1998) Janella Salvador: TV Actress.
(1996) Ben Setters: YouNow Star.
(1995) Isaac Lupien: Dancer.
(1995) UnlistedLeaf : YouTube Star.
(1994) Jetro Willems: Dutch footballer.
(1994) Sarah Solovay: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1994) Haruka Shimazaki: Japanese singer and actress (AKB48).
(1994) Neel Kolhatkar: YouTube Star.
(1993) Anitta (singer)

(1993) Song Min-ho: Pop Singer.
(1993) Joey Cook: Folk Singer.
(1993) Anitta : World Music Singer.
(1992) Marcus Hill: YouTube Star.
(1992) Enrique Gil: TV Actor.
(1991) AronChupa : DJ.
(1991) Kim Grajdek: German tennis player.
(1990) Lee Gi-kwang: Pop Singer.
(1990) Allie Gonino: American actress and singer (The Stunners).
(1990) Thomas Rhett: Country Singer.
(1990) Ádám Simon: Hungarian footballer.
(1990) Rola : Japanese model and television personality.
(1990) Jaik Mickleburgh: English cricketer.
(1990) Rodney Strasser: Sierra Leonean footballer.
(1990) Lee Gi Kwang: Korean singer and dancer (BEAST).
(1990) András Simon: Hungarian footballer.
(1990) Cassie Scerbo: American actress.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Natalie Pack
(1989) Isabel Ruiz Lucero
(1989) João Sousa: Portuguese tennis player.
(1989) Kalel Cullen: YouTube Star.
(1989) Eden xo: Pop Singer.
(1989) Adam Duffy: English snooker player.
(1989) Chris Sale: American baseball player.
(1988) Capri Anderson: American porn actress.
(1988) Danica Thrall: English model.
(1988) Richard Sherman: Football Player.

(1988) Andrew Fung: YouTube Star.
(1988) Shayla Beesley: Movie Actress.
(1988) Thanasis Papazoglou: Greek footballer.
(1987) Jam Hsiao
(1987) Marc-Edouard Vlasic: Canadian hockey player.
(1987) Kwok Pong: Hong Kong footballer.
(1987) Calum Elliot: Scottish footballer.
(1987) Trent Barreta: American professional wrestler.
(1987) Marc-Édouard Vlasic: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1987) David So: YouTube Star.
(1986) Sergio Ramos: Spanish footballer.
(1986) Simon Baker: Canadian actor.
(1986) Beni Arashiro: Japanese singer.
(1986) Beni : Japanese-American singer-songwriter and actress.
(1985) Fame: Reality Star.
(1985) Giacomo Ricci: Italian race car driver.
(1984) Mario Ancic: Croatian tennis player.
(1984) Samantha Stosur: Australian tennis player.
(1984) Anna Nalick: American singer and songwriter.
(1984) Helena Mattsson
(1984) Jonny Diaz: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1984) Mario Ančić: Croatian tennis player.
(1984) Paul Oliver: American football player (d. 2013).
(1984) Eddy De Lépine: French athlete, a sprinter.
(1984) Christian López: Guatemalan weightlifter (d. 2013).
(1984) Justin Moore: Country Singer.
(1983) Hebe Tien: Taiwanese singer and actress (S.
(1983) California condor chick in San Diego: California, first born in captivity.
(1983) Jérémie Aliadière: French footballer.
(1983) Zach Gowen: American professional wrestler.
(1983) Scott Moffatt: Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Moffatts).
(1983) Jeremie Aliadiere: French footballer.
(1983) Davis Romero: Panamanian baseball player.
(1983) Sajjad Moradi: Iranian runner.
(1982) Philippe Mexès: French footballer who plays as a centre back for Italian Serie A club Milan and formerly for the French national team.
(1982) Frédéric Deltour: French bodybuilder, winner of the 'Mr France' competition in 2003, and also a stuntman and nude model.
(1982) Jason Dohring: American actor.
(1982) Javier Portillo: Spanish footballer.
(1982) Mark Hudson: English footballer.
(1982) A-Trak : Canadian DJ and producer (Low Pros).
(1981) Andrea Masi: Italian rugby player.
(1981) Jammal Brown: American football player.
(1981) Katy Mixon: TV Actress.
(1981) Angie Greenup: American comedian actress and television host.
(1980) Yalin
(1980) Winter Ave Zoli
(1980) Dwi Sasono: Indonesian Actor.
(1980) Yal?n: Turkish singer and songwriter.
(1980) Liriel Higa in Los Angeles: California; rhythmic gymnast (Olympics-1996).
(1980) Chris Paterson: Australian rugby player.
(1980) Yalın : Turkish singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1980) Ricardo Osorio: Mexican footballer.
(1980) Fiona Gubelmann: American actress.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Norah Jones: Jazz Singer.
(1979) Stéphane Grichting
(1979) Ivana Vecerová
(1979) Pete Holmes
(1979) Sean Garrett: American singer-songwriter and producer.
(1979) Daniel Arenas: Soap Opera Actor.
(1979) Anatoliy Tymoschuk: Ukrainian footballer.
(1979) Anatoliy Tymoshchuk: Ukrainian footballer.
(1979) Park Kyung-lim: South Korean comedian and actor.
(1979) Simon Webbe: English singer.

(1978) Simon Webbe: R&B Singer.
(1978) Édouard Cissé
(1978) Teemu Aalto: Finnish ice hockey player.
(1978) Wendy Christina: Roberts; Miss South Carolina Teen-USA (1996).
(1978) Chris Paterson: Scottish rugby player and coach.
(1978) Paweł Czapiewski: Polish runner.
(1977) Marc Gicquel
(1977) Rebecca Love (actress)
(1977) Rupert Evans: English actor.
(1977) Abhishek Chaubey: Indian director and screenwriter.
(1976) Chloé Lambert
(1976) Sandra-Jessica Couturier
(1976) Hamilton de Holanda
(1976) Matt Doran: Australian actor.
(1976) Jessica Cauffiel: American actress and singer.
(1976) Mark McClelland: Irish bass player (Snow Patrol Little Doses and The Reindeer Section).
(1976) Troels Poulsen: Danish politician Minister for Education of Denmark.
(1976) Obadele Thompson: Barbadian sprinter.
(1976) Ayako Kawasumi: Japanese voice actress and singer.
(1976) Ty Conklin: American ice hockey player.
(1976) Bonobo : English DJ and producer.
(1976) Chris Canty: cornerback (New England Patriots).
(1976) Toby Gowin: punter (Dallas Cowboys).
(1976) Diego Petrini: Italian soccer football player, already in Series A by age 18.
(1975) Bahar Soomekh: Iranian-American actress.
(1975) Franck Jurietti: French football/soccer defender, who spent most of his career in the Bordeaux team (2003–2010).
(1975) Haluk Piyes: German actor.
(1975) Paul Griffen: New Zealand-born Italian rugby player.
(1975) Tim Hawkins: Comedian.
(1974) Nieves Álvarez
(1974) Lorenza Arnetoli
(1974) Maria Dangell: Estonian singer-songwriter and pianist.
(1974) Lorenza Arnetoll: Italian professional basketball player on the Italian National Team.
(1974) Paola Iezzi: Italian singer-songwriter, musician, disc jockey, record producer, television host and photographer.
(1973) Robin Coleman: American actress and bodybuilder.
(1973) Adam Goldstein: American keyboard player DJ and producer (Crazy Town and TRV$DJAM) (d. 2009).
(1973) Melinda Penn: Miss British Virgin Islands-Universe (1997).
(1973) Caroline Ramagos: Miss Mississippi-USA (1996).
(1973) [Kirk] Kareem Streete-Thompson in Ithaca: New York, USA; 100 metre/long jumper.
(1973) Rodney Thomas: American football player (d. 2014).
(1973) Kareem Streete-Thompson: Ithaca, New York -- 100m / long jumper.
(1973) Matthew Pritchard: Welsh skateboarder and actor.
(1973) Jan Koller: Czech footballer.
(1973) Ali Ahmed: Qatari archer.
(1972) Mili Avital: Israeli-American actress.
(1972) Emerson Thome: Brazilian footballer and scout.
(1972) Matt Joyce NFL/WLAF guard/tackle (Saint Louis Cardinals: Seattle Seahawks, Claymores).
(1972) Sundy Carter: Reality Star.
(1972) Makoto Nagano: Japanese martial artist.
(1972) Brenden Stai: NFL guard (Pittsburgh Steelers).
(1972) Karel Poborský: Czech footballer.
(1972) Peggy Zlotkowski: Miss France-Universe (1989).
(1971) Mark Consuelos: Spanish-American actor and producer.
(1971) Nancy Thurmond: American noted family, the first child born to 68-year-old Senator Strom Thurmond and his 24-year old wife, a former South Carolina beauty queen.
(1971) Mari Holden in Milwaukee: Wisconsin, USA; cyclist (Olympics-1996).
(1971) Mari Holden: American cyclist.
(1970) Stéphane Ortelli: French-Monegasque racing driver with three world championship titles.
(1970) Mark Consuelos: Zaragosa, Spain -- Actor (Mateo Santos-All My Children).
(1970) Tobias Hill: English poet and author.
(1970) Ricardo Bernal: Mexican tenor.
(1970) Jone Nikula: Finnish radio and television host.
(1970) Ron Villanueva: American politician.
(1970) George Coghill: WLAF safety (Scottish Claymores).
(1970) Secreteriat race: horse; triple crown winner (1973).
(1970) Shane Bertsch in Denver: Colorado, USA; Nike golfer (1994 Permina Basin Open-14th).
(1970) Leleti Khumalo: Movie Actress.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Richard Rawlings: Reality Star.
(1969) Troy Bayliss: Australian motorcycle racer.
(1969) Nuša Derenda: Slovenian singer.
(1969) Marco Foddis: pop drummer (Pestilence).
(1969) Mark Astley in Calgary: Alberta, Canada; NHL defenseman (Buffalo Sabres).
(1968) Céline Dion
(1968) Donna d'Errico
(1968) Patrick Bach
(1968) Donna D'Errico: American model and actress.
(1968) Celine Dion: French-Canadian singer who did not speak English until 1987, when she learned in order to sing bilingually.

(1967) Megumi Hayashibara: Japanese voice actress and singer.
(1967) Julie Richardson: New Zealand tennis player.
(1967) Richard Hutten: Dutch furniture designer.
(1967) Ian Ziering in West Orange: New Jersey, USA; actor (Steve Sanders - Beverly Hills 90210).
(1967) Julie Richardson in Auckland: New Zealand; tennis star (1992 Futures-Canberra).
(1967) Christopher Bowman: American figure skater (Born 1967).
(1967) Fuyumi Sakamoto: Japanese singer.
(1966) Philippe Lellouche
(1966) Joey Castillo: American drummer and songwriter (Queens of the Stone Age Eagles of Death Metal Danzig Sugartooth and Zilch).
(1966) Efstratios Grivas: Greek chess grandmaster and author.
(1966) Leonid Voloshin: Russian triple jumper.
(1966) Dmitry Volkov: Russian swimmer.
(1965) Piers Morgan: British journalist and television personality.
(1965) Juliet Landau
(1965) S Simpson: American astrologer, d.o.
(1965) Karel Novacek in Prostejov: Czechoslovakia; tennis star (1994 Hilversum).
(1964) Tracy Chapman: American singer whose debut album in 1988 was "Tracy Chapman.
(1964) Ian Ziering: American actor.
(1964) Christophe Robert: French soccer player, he played for FC Nantes (1981-1991), AS Monaco FC (1991-1992), US Valenciennes (1992-1993), Ferro Carril Oeste (1994-1995), CS Louhans-Cuiseaux (1995-1996), AS Nancy (1996-1997) and AS Saint-Étienne (1997-1999).
(1964) Vlado Bozinovski: Macedonian-Australian footballer and manager.
(1964) David Ellett: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1964) Dave Ellett in Cleveland: Ohio, USA; NHL defenseman (Toronto Maple Leafs).
(1964) Corey Millen in Cloquet: Minnesota, USA; NHL center (Calgary Flames).
(1964) Tracy Chapman US singer/songwriter ("Freedom Now": "I Got a Fast Car").
(1964) Sigurd Haveland: Gibraltarian triathlete and cyclist.
(1964) Abu Anas al-Liby: Tied to al-Qaeda since 1994, this man was arrested by Americans (captured in Tripoli by US Army's Delta Force) on 5th October 2013.
(1963) Lomas Brown NFL tackle (Detroit Lions: Arizona Cardinals).
(1963) Panagiotis Tsalouchidis: Greek footballer.
(1963) Eli-Eri Moura: Brazilian composer and conductor.
(1963) Tsakhiagiin Elbegdorj: Mongolian journalist and politician 4th President of Mongolia.
(1963) Jenny Lidback in Lima: Peru; LPGA golfer (1995 du Maurier Ltd Classic).
(1962) MC Hammer: American rap musician.
(1962) Hammer : American musician who signed a multi-record deal in April 1989.
(1962) Laurence Wattrelos: French victim of the flight 370, Malaysia Airlines (with two of her children).
(1962) Mark Begich: American Senator from Alaska.
(1962) Adrianna Biedrzyńska: Polish actress.
(1962) Bil Dwyer: American actor and game show host.
(1962) M C Hammer [Stanley Kirk Burrell] in Oakland: California, USA; rapper ("U Can't Touch This").
(1961) Mike Thackwell: New Zealand race car driver.
(1961) Doug Wickenheiser: Canadian-American ice hockey player (d. 1999).
(1960) Loris Stecca: Italian champion bantamweight boxer, the brother of boxer Maurizio Stecca.
(1960) Christoph Ohrt: German actor.
(1960) Bill Johnson: American musician (Born 1872).
(1960) Laurie Graham: Canadian skier.
(1960) William D: Johnson; US alpine skier.
(1960) Omero Lengrini: Italian infant which lived two hours, allegedly the child of Maria Callas, fathered by Aristotle Onassis.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Sabine Meyer: German clarinet player and educator.
(1959) Martina Cole: English television host and author.
(1959) Andrew Bailey: English banker.
(1959) Daniel Seifried in Kitchener: Ontario, Canada; Canadian Tour golfer (1981 Thunder Bay).
(1959) Peter Ellis: New Zealand criminal.
(1959) Peter Hugh McGregor Ellis: New Zealand convicted child abuser.
(1958) Thierry Cabot
(1958) Mike Rotunda: American wrestler and agent.
(1958) Joey Sindelar
(1958) Gilles Andruet: French chess player, son of driver Jean-Claude Andruet.

(1958) Michael Morris: American director and producer.
(1958) Montgomery Kaluhiokalani: American surfer (d. 2013).
(1958) Corine Barande-Barbe: French racehorse owner and trainer, formerly married to leading bloodstock agent Patrick Barbe.
(1958) Joseph Paul Sindelar in Fort Knox: Kentucky, USA; PGA golfer (British Columbia Open-1985, 1987).
(1958) Maurice LaMarche: Canadian voice actor and singer.
(1957) Paul Reiser: American actor and screenwriter.
(1957) Michael Lehmann (director)
(1957) Georges-Marc Benamou
(1957) Dave Stryker
(1957) Michael Lehmann: American director and producer.
(1957) Yelena Vladimirovna Kondakova Russian cosmonaut (Soyuz TM 20: STS 84).
(1957) Paul Reiser in New York City: New York, USA; actor (My Two Dads, Diner, Aliens, Mad About You).
(1956) Bill Butler: Scottish educator and politician.
(1956) Vladimir Denissenkov: Russian accordion player and composer.
(1956) Juanito Oiarzabal: Spanish mountaineer.
(1956) Shahla Sherkat: Iranian journalist and author.
(1955) Connie Cato
(1955) Rhonda Jo Petty
(1955) Ugo Conti: Italian actor who appeared in more than fifty films since 1982.
(1955) Randy Van Warmer in Indian Hills: Colorado, USA; vocalist ("Just When I Needed You Most").
(1955) Randy Wanwarmer: Denver, Colorado -- Vocalist (Just When I Needed You Most).
(1955) Marilou Diaz-Abaya: Filipino director producer and screenwriter (d. 2012).
(1955) Rhonda Petty: American porn actress.
(1955) Randy VanWarmer: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 2004).
(1955) Margaret Fingerhut: English pianist and educator.
(1954) Stephen Connors: American third generation astrologer and co-founder of D.O.
(1953) Marcy Hamm: American healer who had a circa injury in her early 30's and subsequently found herself creating tapes which had the capability of engendering mystical/paranormal healing experiences.
(1953) David Harding: American musician, a guitar player and singer popular in the Aspen, Colorado area in the '90s.
(1952) Peter Knights: Australian footballer and coach.
(1952) Stuart Dryburgh: English-New Zealand cinematographer.
(1951) Tina Monzon-Palma: Filipino journalist.
(1951) John Gosden: Racehorse trainer.
(1951) Yves Seguin: Quebec politician.
(1951) Yves Séguin: Canadian academic and politician.
(1951) Lene Lovich: American singer of English descent based in England, who first gained attention as part of the New Wave music scene of the late 1970s and early 1980s.
(1950) Robbie Coltrane: Scottish actor and comedian.
(1950) Dave McCurdy American politician (Representative-Democrat-Oklahoma: 1981-).
(1950) Beverley Hughes: English academic and politician.
(1950) Grady Little: American baseball player coach and manager.
(1950) Warren Snowdon: Australian educator and politician 39th Australian Minister for Veterans' Affairs.
(1950) Rupert Greenall: rock keyboardist (The Fixx).
(1950) Joseph Cali in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Nick - Today's FBI).
(1950) Janet Browne: English-American historian and academic.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Lene Lovich: American singer-songwriter.
(1949) Dana Gillespie: English singer-songwriter and actress.
(1949) Sue Cook: British television host of investigative programs and AM talk show.
(1949) Ray Magliozzi: American auto mechanic, host of radio's "Car Talk" with his brother Tom.
(1949) Naomi Sims: American fashion model and businesswoman (d. 2009).
(1949) Leslie Joan Corn: Theatre producer / director / writer.
(1949) Tank : American actor, artist and illustrator.
(1949) Gail Bird: Native American artist.
(1949) Liza Frulla: Canadian talk show host and politician 3rd Minister of Canadian Heritage.
(1948) Richard Gotainer

(1948) Nigel Jones: Baron Jones of Cheltenham English computer programmer and politician.
(1948) Mervyn King British economist Governor of the Bank of England (2003: present).
(1948) Justin Deas in Connellsville: Pennsylvania, USA; actor (Buzz - Guiding Light, Dream Lover, As the World Turns, Santa Barbara).
(1948) Dave Ball: Rocker (Procul Harum).
(1948) M A King: FBA, economist.
(1948) Éric Yung: French police inspector (1969-1978) who became a journalist in 1980, writing for 'Quotidien de Paris.
(1948) Jim Dandy: Mangrum; vocalist (Black Oak Arkansas - "").
(1948) Eddie Jordan: Irish racecar driver founded Jordan Grand Prix.
(1948) Mervyn King: English economist and academic.
(1947) Roberto Formigoni: Italian politician; leader of the popular movement of the Community of Liberation and member of the European Parliament.
(1947) Jean-Paul Bachy: French politician and the incumbent President of the Regional Council of Champagne-Ardenne.
(1947) Marilyn Crispell
(1947) Dick Roche: Irish politician Minister of State for European Affairs.
(1947) Terje Venaas: Norwegian bassist.
(1947) Ryszard Kotla: Polish travel writer and activist.
(1947) Roger Marion: French police officer.
(1947) Peter Gay: American troubleshooter for an industrial company, killed aboard the American Airlines flight that crashed into the World Trade Tower on 9/11/2001.
(1947) Jürgen Fliege: Theologian, journalist and talk show host.
(1946) Manuel Camacho Solís
(1946) Ray Lema
(1946) Smiggy (guitarist)
(1946) Mohammad Pesaran: Iranian-English economist and academic.
(1946) Dori Ghezzi: Italian singer who was active as a recording artist between 1966 and 1989.
(1946) Manuel Camacho Solis: Mexican politician and moderately popular mayor of Mexico City.
(1946) Elhanan Helpman: Israeli-American economist.
(1946) Bernard Dessum: French sommelier, who became a hotel manager.
(1945) Eric Clapton: British musician, a strong lead vocalist who has played blues guitar in various bands.
(1945) Ry Redd: Brazilian astrologer who works with reincarnation techniques; the author of two books.
(1945) Johnnie Walker: English radio host.
(1945) Ron Garvin: Canadian-American wrestler and referee.
(1945) SD Jones: Antiguan wrestler (d. 2008).
(1944) Gabrielle Drake
(1944) Carl Buntion: American homicide; a cop-killer.
(1944) Mark Erwin: American businessman and diplomat.
(1944) Twins : American first-born twin, a career criminal.
(1944) Alan Bilzerian: American fashion designer and merchandiser, Bilzerian has a store on fashionable Newbury Street in Boston, MA where he promotes "Euro fashion" and designers.
(1944) Andre Campaes
(1944) Gerrit Komrij: Dutch poet, writer, translator, critic, polemic and playwright.
(1944) Kenneth Buntion: American second-born twin, killed by Houston police officers in a shootout at approx.
(1943) Sarah Badel: English actress.
(1943) Mireille Bastin
(1943) Dennis Etchison: American short story writer and scriptwriter, he is also the author of some horror fiction.
(1943) Jean-Louis Ravelomanantsoa: Malagasy sprinter.
(1943) Jay Traynor: American singer (The Mystics and Jay and the Americans) (d. 2014).
(1943) Ken Forssi: American bass player (The Surfaris and Love) (d. 1998).
(1943) Michael Redfern: English actor.
(1942) Paule Noëlle
(1942) John Wright (actor)
(1942) Kenneth Welsh: Canadian-American actor and singer.
(1942) Ruben Kun: Nauruan lawyer and politician 14th President of Nauru.
(1942) George Esson: Chief Constable (Dumfries and Galloway).
(1942) Graeme Edge in Rochester: Staffordshire, England; rock drummer (The Moody Blues - "Nights in White Satin", "Your Wildest Dreams").
(1941) Graeme Edge: English singer-songwriter and drummer (The Moody Blues).
(1941) Bob Smith: American soldier and politician.
(1941) Robert C Smith American politician (Representative-Republican-New Hampshire: 1985-).
(1941) Sven Hamrin: Sweden -- Road race cycler (1964 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1941) Ron Johnston: Vice-Chancellor (Essex University).
(1941) Wasim Sajjad: Pakistan lawyer and politician President of Pakistan.
(1940) Jerry Lucas: American basketball player.
(1940) Astrud Gilberto: in Brazil; singer ("Girl From Ipanema").
(1940) Hans Ragnemalm: Swedish professor of public law, and judge.
(1940) Jerry Lucas in Middletown: Ohio, USA; NBA center (New York Knicks, NBA rookie of year 1964, Olympics-gold-60).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Robert Herbin: French football player, defender, well-known for his red hair.
(1939) John Roosevelt Boettiger
(1939) John Boettiger: American noted family, grandchild of former President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
(1938) Dave Baldwin: American professional baseball player, a right-handed, sidearm/submarine Major League pitcher.
(1938) Klaus Schwab: German economist and engineer founded the World Economic Forum.
(1938) John Barnhill: American basketball player and coach (d. 2013).
(1938) Martin Dunne: Lord-Lieutenant (Warwickshire).
(1937) Warren Beatty: American actor, strikingly handsome with a style that is self-consciously cool and opaque, the classic screen idol of his day.
(1937) Lucien Léger: French criminal, sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of a child.
(1937) J S: Jennings; CEO (Shell Transport and Trading Co).

(1937) Ian MacLaurin: Baron MacLaurin of Knebworth English businessman.
(1937) Jay W Macintosh in Gainesville: Georgia, USA; actress (Sons and Daughters).
(1937) Lord MacLaurin: of Knebworth.
(1937) Warren Beatty in Richmond: Virginia, USA; actor (Bonnie and Clyde, Shampoo, Dick Tracy).
(1936) Heikki Heimola: Finnish astrologer.
(1936) Richard Baker in Santa Fe: New Mexico, USA; Zen teacher (Dharma Sangha).
(1936) Mark Burns: British director (Juggernaut).
(1935) Karl Berger: German musicologist and musician.
(1935) John Charles Eaton: Composer.
(1935) Gordon Mumma: Composer.
(1935) Willie Galimore: American football player (d. 1964).
(1934) Lord Tanlaw
(1934) Mahmut Atalay: Turkish wrestler (d. 2004).
(1934) Paul Crouch: American broadcaster co-founded the Trinity Broadcasting Network (d. 2013).
(1934) Hans Hollein: Austrian architect and academic designed Haas House (d. 2014).
(1933) Jean-Claude Brialy: Aumale, Algeria -- Actor (Circle of Love, Cousins).
(1933) Luis Bacalov: Argentinian-Italian composer.
(1933) George Morfogen: American actor and producer.
(1933) Lee Liu: Chinese electrical engineer and CEO of IE Industries, a diversified company in metals, rail, telemarketing and utilities.
(1932) Jean Bousquet: French fashion designer, entrepreneur and politician.
(1932) Jean Cacharel: N?mes EXecutives.
(1932) A J: Zuckerman; Dean (Royal Free Hospital School of Medicine).
(1931) Bernard Dupont: American newspaper coulumnist and writer, he married Helen McElwee in December 1997.
(1931) Sandor Szokolay: Composer.
(1931) Aleksey Vasilyevich Sorokin: Russian Cosmonaut.
(1931) Joe Richey: American basketball player drafted by the Minneapolis Lakers in 1953.
(1931) Harold Burrage: American singer/pianist ("Hi Yo Silver").
(1931) Amos Mariani: Italian soccer player.
(1930) Rolf Harris: Australian entertainer, author, artist and musician.
(1930) Estella Blain: French actress and singer.
(1930) John Astin: American actor and director.
(1930) Gérard Gasiorowski
(1930) Alan Woods: Australian public servant (d. 1990).
(1930) John Astin in Baltimore: Maryland, USA; actor (I'm Dickens He's Fenster, Gomez - Addams Family).
(1930) Nicolas Browne-Wilkinson: Baron Browne-Wilkinson English lawyer and judge.
(1930) David Staple: joint president (Council of Churches for Britain and Ireland).
(1930) Félix Guattari: French militant, an institutional psychotherapist, philosopher, and semiologist; he founded both schizoanalysis and ecosophy.
(1930) Browne-Wilkinson: Lord.
(1930) Peter Marshall [Pierre LaCock] Huntington in Long Island: New York, USA; TV game show host (Hollywood Squares).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Richard Dysart: American actor and star of the popular TV series, "L.
(1929) István Rózsavölgyi: Hungarian runner (d. 2012).
(1929) Shirley Stoler: Brooklyn, New York -- Actress (Frankenhooker, 7 Beauties).
(1929) Richard Dysart in Brighton: Massachusetts, USA; actor (Leland MacKenzie - L.A.
(1929) Ray Musto: American soldier and politician (d. 2014).
(1928) Robert Badinter: French lawyer and politician.
(1928) Tom Sharpe: English historian / author (Riotous Assembly, Want).
(1928) Richard Trant: British General.
(1928) Chad Oliver: American writer of fiction including novels, short stories and science-fiction, he was also a professor of anthropology and head of the department at the University of Texas at Austin.
(1928) Diether de la Motte: Composer.

(1927) William J Keating
(1927) Robert Armstrong: Baron Armstrong of Ilminster English civil servant and scholar.
(1927) William Keating: American attorney, politician, newspaper executive and jurist.
(1927) Lord Armstrong: of Ilminster.
(1926) Ingvar Kamprad: Swedish businessman founded IKEA.
(1926) Peter Marshall: American actor singer and game show host.
(1926) Werner Torkanowsky in Berlin: Germany; conductor (New Orleans Symphony).
(1926) Lord Rayner
(1926) John Heddle Nash: Singer.
(1926) Larissa Volpert: Russian chess player.
(1926) Werner Torkanowsky: German-American conductor (d. 1992).
(1926) Ray McAnally: Actor (My Left Foot, Empire State), dies in Dublin at 63.
(1926) Sydney Chaplin: American actor and noted family, the second son of Charles Chaplin and actress Lita Grey.
(1925) Ivo Malek: Composer.
(1925) John Wells: MP.
(1924) Raymond Macherot
(1924) Alan Davidson: English historian and author (d. 2003).
(1924) Paul Croix: French horticulturalist, a nurseryman and rose grower.
(1924) Milko Kelemen: Composer.
(1923) Frank Field: American TV news weatherman.
(1923) Milton Acorn: Canadian poet and playwright (d. 1986).
(1923) Herbert Asmodi: Writer.
(1922) Anne Pitoniak
(1922) German Germanovich: Galinin composer.
(1922) J F: Coates naval architect.
(1922) Peter Jona: Korn composer.
(1922) Turhan Bey: Austrian-American actor and producer (d. 2012).
(1922) Arthur Wightman: American physicist and academic (d. 2013).
(1921) André Fontaine: French historian and journalist.
(1921) Countess of Sutherland: English great land owner / multi-millionaire.
(1921) Kan Ishii: Composer.
(1921) Oto Ferenczy: composer.
(1921) Tony Honoré: English lawyer and jurist.
(1920) Turhan Bey: Vienna, Austria -- Actor (Dragon Seed, Ali Baba & 40 Thieves).
(1920) Tex Blaisdell: American comic strip artist and comic book editor.
(1920) Jacques Ferran: French journalist and editor of L'Équipe, director of France Football and creator of the UEFA Champions League.
(1920) François Boyer: French screenwriter and novelist.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Ramsay Ames
(1919) Ramsay Ames actress (G-Men Never Forget: Ali Baba and 40 Thieves).
(1919) Robin Williams: New Zealand mathematician and academic (d. 2013).
(1919) McGeorge Bundy: American intelligence officer and diplomat 6th United States National Security Advisor (d. 1996).
(1919) McGeorge Bundy Boston Massachusetts: national security adviser under John Kennedy.
(1919) Jean-Paul Lintilhac: Laveyssi?re physician.
(1918) Joseph Allen Jr: Boston, Massachusetts -- Actor (Death of a Champion).
(1918) Joaquin Gutierrez Mangel: Costa Rican writer who won multiple awards, and whose children's book Cocorí has been translated into ten languages.
(1918) John Gray: FRS / marine biologist.
(1917) Herbert Anderson: actor (Henry-Dennis The Menace).

(1917) Els Aarne: Ukrainian-Estonian pianist composer and educator (d. 1995).
(1917) Rudolf Bruci: composer.
(1916) Marcel Labarbe: Mont de Marsan physician.
(1915) Eva Pierrakos: Austrian mystic, a channeler who had the clearest voice and vision that many had ever heard.
(1914) Heinz Paul Taeger
(1914) Germaine Stilson: Surbourg Journalist.
(1914) Heinz Taeger: German building engineer.
(1914) Sonny Boy: Williamson [John Lee] blues musician (Down and Out Blues).
(1914) Sonny Williamson: American singer-songwriter and harmonica player (d. 1948).
(1913) Frankie Laine: Asuccessful American singer, songwriter, and actor whose career spanned 75 years, from his first concerts in 1930 with a marathon dance company to his final performance of "That's My Desire" in 2005.
(1913) Richard Helms: American professional spy and government appointee to the executive post as head of the CIA.
(1913) Frankie Laine [Frank Paul LoVecchio] Chicago Illinois: singer (Hey, Good Lookin', That's My Desire)/ actor (Frankie Laine Show, Rawhide).
(1913) Censu Tabone: President of Malta.
(1913) Marc Davis: American animator (d. 2000).
(1913) Marc Davis in Bakersfield: California, USA; Disney Studios 1935-78, animator on many films, worked on Disneyland attractions, named Disney Legend 1989.
(1913) Gottfried Reinhardt: theatre producer.
(1913) Ċensu Tabone: Maltese general physician and politician 4th President of Malta (d. 2012).
(1912) Alvin Hamilton: Canadian lieutenant and politician 18th Canadian Minister of Agriculture (d. 2004).
(1912) Andrew Rodger Waterson: Scholar / naturalist.
(1911) Dennis Gomm: musician.
(1911) Ekrem Akurgal: Turkish archaeologist and academic (d. 2002).
(1910) Józef Marcinkiewicz: Polish soldier mathematician and academic (d. 1940).
(1910) Jens Heyerdahl: Norwegian Supreme Court lawyer.
(1910) Jozef Marcinkiewicz: Polish mathematician (d. 1940).
(1910) Charles Salmon: Chaumont Military man.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Ernst Gombrich: OM / FBA / director (Warburg Institute).
(1909) Etienne Berthet: Grenoble physician.
(1908) Camille Schmit: Composer, dies at 68.
(1908) Kurt Bruggemann: composer.
(1907) Friedrich von der Heydte: German general (d. 1994).
(1907) Friedrich August Freiherr von der Heydte: German Luftwaffe Officer (d. 1994).
(1905) Bruno Dugoni: Italian soccer player.
(1905) Mikio Oda: Japan -- Triple jumper (1928 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1905) Albert Pierrepoint: English executioner (d. 1992).
(1905) Archie Birkin: English motorcycle racer (d. 1927).

(1905) Henri Rieuf: Massiac EXecutives.
(1904) Edgar P Jacobs
(1904) Akarova : Belgian dancer, choreographer, and artist, called "the Belgian Isadora Duncan".
(1904) Ripper Collins: American baseball player and coach (d. 1970).
(1904) Edgar Jacobs: Belgian comic book creator (writer and artist).
(1904) Akarova [Marguerite Acarin]: Belgian dancer (Les Biches).
(1904) Pietro Scalpinelli: Italy sport Champion.
(1903) Roger Hubert: French cinematographer who worked on over ninety films between 1923 and 1964.
(1903) Joy Ridderhof: American missionary (Born 1903).
(1903) Sol C Siegel: United States -- Producer (High Society, Gentlemen prefer blondes).
(1902) Brooke Astor: American philanthropist (d. 2007).
(1902) Ted Heath: British trombonist, and bandleader (Born 1902).
(1901) Georges Chamarat: French actor, who appeared in 109 films and television shows between 1929 and 1981.
(1900) Ted Heath (bandleader)
(1900) Maria Moliner: Spanish librarian and lexicographer.

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