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Famous Birthdays of 30 November

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

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2009 - 2000

(2005) Chloe Fenton: Dancer.
(2002) KeshKesh : Dancer.
(2000) Trinity Sailor: Pop Singer.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Rianna Pepe: Dancer.
(1999) Jason Smith: Pop Singer.
(1999) Gage Munroe: TV Actor.
(1998) Jonatan Sanchez: World Music Singer.
(1997) Trill Sammy: Rapper.
(1995) Seb Morris: Welsh race car driver.
(1995) Kaelynn Gobert-Harris: Dancer.
(1995) Laura Marano: Actress.
(1994) Clément Méric: French student who was killed on 5 June 2013 by French right-wing skinheads, in Paris.
(1994) Sofia Araújo: Portuguese tennis player.

(1994) William Melling: English actor.
(1994) Nyjah Huston: Skateboarder.
(1993) Yuri Chinen: Japanese actor and singer (NYC and Hey! Say! JUMP).
(1993) Frank Gioia: YouTube Star.
(1993) Stefon Diggs: Athlete.
(1993) Lost Frequencies: Belgian DJ and producer.
(1992) Josephine Nicole: Instagram Star.
(1992) Dylan Smith: American actor.
(1992) Braxton Miller: Football Player.
(1991) Kerry Sophia Kennedy Townsend
(1991) Anthony Sonigo
(1991) Kerry Townsend: American noted family, the daughter of Kathleen Kennedy Townsend and her husband; the 25th great-grandchild of matriarch Rose Kennedy.
(1991) Carnell Breeding: American singer.
(1990) Magnus Carlsen: Norwegian chess grandmaster and former chess prodigy who is (in 2013) the No.
(1990) Diego Boneta: Musician.
(1990) Antoine N'Gossan: Ivorian footballer.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Vladimír Weiss: Slovak footballer.
(1988) Rotim Rotimi: Actor.
(1988) Phillip Chbeeb: Dancer.
(1988) Phillip Hughes: Australian Test and One Day International (ODI) cricketer, nicknamed Hughesy, Little Don, and Hugh Dog.
(1988) Tomi Saarelma: Finnish footballer.
(1988) Vitaliy Polyanskyi: Ukrainian footballer.
(1988) Eir Aoi: Japanese singer.
(1987) Christel Khalil: American actress.
(1987) Dougie Poynter: British singer and bassist (McFly).
(1987) Max-Alain Gradel

(1987) Ian Hecox: American comedian and co-founder of Smosh.
(1987) Naomi Knight: American wrestler model and dancer.
(1987) Vasilisa Bardina: Russian tennis player.
(1987) Trinity Fatu: Wrestler.
(1986) Evgenia Linetskaya
(1986) Jordan Farmar: American basketball player.
(1985) Christine Teigen
(1985) Kaley Cuoco: American actress and model.
(1985) Aoi Miyazaki: Japanese actress.
(1985) Courtney Robbins: American noted family, the daughter of country music singer Ronny Robbins and wife Cathy, she is also the granddaughter of the late Marty Robbins, who is one of country western's top entertainers.
(1985) Hikari Mitsushima: Japanese actress and singer.
(1985) Chrissy Teigen: Model.
(1985) Peter Czerwinski: YouTube Star.
(1984) Nigel de Jong: Dutch footballer.
(1984) Francisco Sandaza: Spanish footballer.
(1984) Omahyra Mota: Dominican model/actress.
(1984) Gergana : Bulgarian singer.
(1984) Alan Hutton: Scottish footballer.
(1984) Olga Rypakova: Kazakhstani triple jumper.
(1983) Guillaume Gouix: French actor, director and screenwriter, who studied acting at the Conservatory of Marseille, then at the Regional School of actors of Cannes.
(1983) Vladislav Polyakov: Kazakh swimmer.
(1983) Adrian Cristea: Romanian footballer.
(1983) Andy Akinwolere: Nigerian-English television host.
(1983) Franchesca Ramsey: Comedian.
(1982) Elisha Cuthbert: TV Actress.
(1982) Medina (singer)
(1982) Gemma Chan: Actress.
(1982) Christopher Hirata: Child prodigy.
(1982) Medina : Pop Singer.
(1982) Lucas Black: Actor.
(1982) Jason Pominville: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1982) Tony Giarratano: American baseball player.
(1982) Clemence Poesy: French actress.
(1981) Maya Zapata
(1981) Billy Lush: American actor.
(1981) Zabiuddin Ansari: Indian-Pakistani accused terrorist.
(1981) War Machine: MMA Fighter.
(1981) Fawad Khan: Actor.
(1981) Belinda Braza: Norwegian singer dancer and actress.
(1981) Beau Bokan: Metal Singer.
(1981) Rich Harden: Canadian baseball player.
(1981) Mavado : Reggae Singer.
(1980) Shane Victorino: American baseball player.
(1980) Sido (rapper)
(1980) Jamie Ashdown: English footballer.
(1980) Cem Adrian: Turkish singer-songwriter producer and director.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Sébastien Knafo
(1979) Stephen Campbell Moore
(1979) Diego Klattenhoff
(1979) Andrés Nocioni: Argentinian basketball player.
(1979) Tomas Young: American soldier and activist (d. 2014).
(1979) Chris Atkinson: Australian race car driver.
(1979) Andres Nocioni: Argentine basketball player.
(1978) Gael García Bernal
(1978) Clay Aiken: American singer.
(1978) Pierrick Fédrigo: French racing cyclist, who rides for Bretagne-Séché Environnement.

(1978) Robert Kirkman: Comic Book Author.
(1978) Jordan Belfi
(1978) Gael Garcia Bernal: Mexican actor.
(1978) Emil Steiner: American journalist and author.
(1978) Benjamin Lense: German footballer.
(1978) Gael Bernal: Mexican actor and director.
(1978) Lauren German: Actress.
(1978) Nelsan Ellis: American actor and playwright.
(1977) Virginie Guilhaume
(1977) Steve Aoki: Music Producer.
(1977) Olivier Schoenfelder: French ice dancer.
(1977) Nelsan Ellis
(1977) Kazumi Saito: Japanese baseball player and coach.
(1977) Ivan Guerrero: Honduran footballer.
(1977) Iván Guerrero: Honduran footballer and manager.
(1977) Richard Anderson: Canadian basketball player and coach.
(1976) Iveta Apkalna
(1976) Shaneika Lightbourne: Miss Universe - Turks and Caicos (1996).
(1976) Cypher Zero: American circus innovator (New York Circus Arts).
(1976) Marta Burgay: Italian astronomer.
(1976) Marco Castro: Peruvian-American director and cinematographer.
(1976) Murat Cemcir: Turkish actor.
(1976) Josh Lewsey: English rugby player.
(1975) Arnaud Lemaire
(1975) Mindy McCready: American singer-songwriter (d. 2013).
(1975) Ben Thatcher: English footballer.
(1975) Mark Blount (basketball)
(1975) Mark Blount: American basketball player, a center with the Seattle Supersonics.
(1974) Arnaud Vincent: French Grand Prix motorcycle road racer, who was the 2002 F.I.
(1974) Luther Broughton: HB (Philadelphia Eagles).
(1974) Kriemhild Siegel: German opera singer, a soprano.
(1974) Marcellus Wiley: Defensive end (Buffalo Bills).
(1973) Alexandre Biamonti: French karateka who won many medals after international competitions, including the gold medal at the world championships in karate in 1998 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
(1973) Christian Cage
(1973) Magali Amadei
(1973) Nimrod Antal
(1973) Christian (wrestler)
(1973) Im Chang-jung: South Korean actor and singer.
(1973) John Moyer: American bass player (Disturbed The Union Underground and Adrenaline Mob).
(1973) Jay Hamilton: CFL running back (Edmonton Eskimos).
(1973) Ty Howard: Cornerback (Arizona Cardinals).
(1973) Christian : Wrestler.
(1973) Ryan Giggs: Athlete.
(1973) Jitin Prasada: Politician.
(1973) Jason Reso (aka ''Christian Cage''): Canadian professional wrestler.
(1973) Ian Wynne: English canoe racer.
(1973) Kate Fischer: Australian model and actress.
(1973) Lim Chang-jung: South Korean actor.
(1973) Angélica : Brazilian television presenter, actress and singer whose career began at 4, when she won a contest to choose Brazil's most beautiful child at a popular variety show presented by Chacrinha.
(1972) Marie-Amélie Seigner
(1972) Christopher Fitzgerald: American stage actor.
(1972) Abel Xavier: Portuguese footballer and manager.
(1972) Stanislav Kitto: Estonian footballer.
(1972) Dan Jarvis: English soldier and politician.
(1972) Spence Fischer: WLAF quarterback (Scotland Claymores).
(1972) Adeline Ong: Miss Universe - Malaysia (1996).
(1971) Iván Rodríguez: Puerto Rican baseball player.
(1971) Jessalyn Gilsig: TV Actress.
(1971) Ray Durham: Charlotte, North Carolina -- Infielder (Chicago White Sox).
(1971) Bryan Proby: NFL / WLAF defensive tackle (KC Chiefs, Scottish Claymores).
(1971) Gena Lee Nolin: Actress.
(1971) Tonci Boban: Croatian footballer.
(1971) Ivan Rodriguez: Vega Baja, Puerto Rico -- Catcher (Texas Rangers).
(1970) Mathieu Boogaerts
(1970) Michel Giovannetti
(1970) Perrey Reeves: American actress.
(1970) Walter Jones: American actor and dancer.
(1970) Alexandre Pasteur
(1970) Tara Creamer: American employee of T.J.
(1970) Yayuk Basuki: Yogyakarta, Indonesia -- Tennis star (1996 Hobart doubles).
(1970) Robert Griffith: NFL strong safety (Minnesota Vikings).
(1970) Ricky Powers: WLAF running back (Rhein Fire).
(1970) Natalie Williams: Long Beach, California -- Volleyball outside hitter (1996 Olympics).
(1970) Mario Bailey: WLAF receiver (Frankfurt Galaxy).
(1970) John DeWitt: WLAF defensive end (Scottish Claymores).
(1970) Corrina Kennedy: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan -- Kayaker (1996 Olympics).
(1970) Phil Babb: English footballer and manager.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Marc Forster: German-Swiss director producer and screenwriter.
(1969) Marc Goossens: Belgian race car driver.
(1969) David Lindsay-Abaire
(1969) Carrie Jean Yazel: Huntington Beach, California -- Playmate (May, 1991).
(1969) Amy Ryan: American actress.
(1969) Trina Gulliver: English professional darts player, who is the ten-time Women's World Professional Darts Champion of the British Darts Organisation.
(1969) Chris Weitz: American actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1969) Mark Lewis: Hamilton, Ohio -- Infielder (Detroit Tigers).
(1969) Larry Brown: NFL cornerback (Dallas Cowboys, Oakland Raiders).
(1969) Sheena Iyengar: Educator.

(1969) Mariano Rivera: Athlete.
(1969) Mike Stone: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Queensrÿche and The Stick People).
(1968) Laurent Jalabert: French cyclist who started his career in 1989 with the Toshiba team.
(1968) Des'ree : English singer-songwriter.
(1967) Tonya (TV host)
(1967) Margaret Platt: NYC, New York -- Golfer (1995 Healthsouth-9th).
(1967) Gary Jones: NFL safety (NY Jets).
(1967) Joseph Corré: English fashion designer and businessman co-founded Agent Provocateur.
(1967) Rajiv Dixit: Indian scientist and Swadeshi movement figure (Born 1967).
(1966) Mika Salo: Finnish race car driver.
(1966) David Nicholls (writer)
(1966) David Nicholls: Priest / Theologian / political theorist, dies at 60.
(1966) Kipkemboi Kimeli: Kenyan runner (d. 2010).
(1966) John Bishop: British comedian.
(1966) David Berkoff: American swimmer.
(1966) Nigel Adams: English businessman and politician.
(1966) Phillipe Bozon: Hockey forward (Team France 1998).
(1966) Wil Mara: American author.
(1965) Ben Stiller: American actor, writer and director, best known by 1998 for his performance in the smash comedy film, "There’s Something About Mary.
(1965) Ryan Murphy (writer)
(1965) David Laws: English banker and politician Chief Secretary to the Treasury.
(1965) Aldair : Brazilian footballer.
(1965) Andrew Tiernan
(1965) Lee Klein: American poet and curator.
(1965) Ryan Murphy: TV Producer.
(1965) Akishino Fumihito: Japanese royalty, as the second son of Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko and currently second in line to the Chrysanthemum Throne.
(1965) Mike Zandofsky: NFL guard (Atlanta Falcons, Philadelphia Eagles).
(1965) Prince Akishino: of Japan.
(1965) Fumihito : Prince Akishino of Japan.
(1964) David Wood: NBA forward (Dallas Mavericks).
(1964) Richard Brake
(1964) Michael Cudlitz: American actor and producer.
(1964) Emmanuel Lubezki: Director.
(1964) Fabio Fazio: Italian television presenter who made his debut in 1982.
(1964) Jushin Liger: Japanese wrestler and mixed martial artist.
(1963) Marcus Nispel
(1963) Tianna : American porn actress.
(1962) Gérard Vives
(1962) Bo Jackson: Baseball Player.
(1962) Daniel Keys Moran: American writer.
(1962) Martha Beck: Author.
(1962) Petter Stordalen: Businessman.
(1962) Jimmy Del Ray: American wrestler and manager (d. 2014).
(1962) Daniel Moran: American computer programmer and author.
(1962) Andrew McCarthy: Actor.
(1961) Wadeck Stanczak
(1961) Eric Briffard
(1961) Innocent Egbunike: Nigeria -- 4x400m runner (1984 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1961) Ian Morris: Trinidadian footballer and sprinter.
(1961) Kim Delaney: Actress.
(1960) Hiam Abbass: Actress.
(1960) Bill Halter: American scholar and politician 14th Lieutenant Governor of Arkansas.
(1960) Jason Katims: Writer.
(1960) Gary Lineker: English soccer player (World Cup 1986).
(1960) Danny Briggs: Abilene, Texas -- Nike golfer (1986 Tallahassee Open-6th).
(1960) Dan Rashovich: CFL linebacker (Saskatchewan Roughriders).
(1960) Alain Leempoel: Belgian theatre, film and TV actor.
(1960) Rich Fields: American meteorologist and game show announcer.
(1960) Bob Tewksbury: Concord, New Hampshire -- Pitcher (San Diego Padres).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Lorraine Kelly: Scottish newspaper journalist, BBC researcher, 1983, and presenter for AM-TV from 1984-1992.
(1959) Cherie Currie: American singer and actress who got her start singing for The Runaways, an all-female hard rock band from the late 1970s that also included future stars Joan Jett and Lita Ford.
(1959) Sylvia Hanika
(1959) Hugo Swire: English soldier and politician Minister of State for Foreign Affairs.
(1959) Rahm Emanuel: Politician.
(1959) Marie Currie: American singer-songwriter and actress.
(1959) Sylvia Hanika in Munich: West Germany; tennis player (Avon-1982).
(1959) Giannis Aggelakas: Greek singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1958) Stacey Q: American singer-songwriter producer and actress (Q and SSQ).
(1958) Gary Lewis (actor)

(1958) Iz the Wiz: NYC graffiti artist (d. 2009).
(1958) IZ the Wiz : American painter (d. 2009).
(1958) John Dramani Mahama: Politician.
(1958) Juliette Bergmann: Dutch bodybuilder.
(1957) Joël Champetier: Canadian author and screenwriter (d. 2015).
(1957) Colin Mochrie: Scottish-born Canadian comedian.
(1957) Joel Champetier: French Canadian author.
(1957) John Ashton: English guitarist songwriter and producer (The Psychedelic Furs).
(1957) Richard Barbieri: English keyboard player and songwriter (Porcupine Tree Japan and The Dolphin Brothers).
(1957) Andrew Calhoun: American singer-songwriter.
(1957) Patrick McLoughlin: English miner and politician Secretary of State for Transport.
(1957) Margaret Spellings: American educator and politician 8th United States Secretary of Education.
(1957) Janet Napolitano: Politician.
(1956) Chéri Samba
(1956) Michael Hoffman (American director)
(1956) Kenny Wightman: American thief, barely five feet tall, a professional criminal from the time he was 13 and stole his first car as a lark.
(1956) Stephen Dillane: Actor.
(1956) Philippe-Jean Delaunay: French race horse owner and jockey.
(1955) Billy Idol: English rock musician who first achieved fame in the punk rock era as a member of the band Generation X. He then embarked on a successful solo career, and a series of music videos for songs such as "White Wedding", "Rebel Yell" and "Eyes Without a Face" made him one of the first MTV stars.
(1955) Daniel Charmeux
(1955) Muricy Ramalho: Brazilian manager and former football player.
(1955) Gordon Liu: Chinese actor.
(1955) Robert Jeffress: Clergyman.
(1955) Howie Mandel: Comedian.
(1955) Billy Idol (born William Michael Albert Broad): British musician.
(1955) Kevin Conroy: American actor (Batman in the DC animated universe).
(1955) Michael Beschloss: American historian and author.
(1955) Richard Burr: American businessman academic and politician.
(1955) Brad Fabel: Louisville, Kentucky -- Nike golfer (1994 NIKE Gateway Classic).
(1955) Andy Gray: Scottish footballer and sportscaster.
(1954) Jéromine Pasteur: French explorer and specialist in South American cultures (Peru, etc.
(1954) Simonetta Stefanelli: Italian actress and fashion designer.
(1954) Charlene Lichtenstein: American astrologer and lesbian author of "Herscopes," published in 2000.
(1954) Joel Coen: Director.
(1954) Bernard De Coster: Belgian actor and director who died on 7 March 1991, aged 36.
(1954) Lawrence Summers: American economist and government official.
(1954) George McArdle: Rock bassist (Little River Band Melbourne).
(1954) Simonetta Stafanelli: Italian film actress.
(1954) Chirlane McCray: Writer.
(1953) June Pointer: American singer, a member of the "Pointer Sisters" specializing in jazz and be-pop, moving on to solid rock 'n roll in the latter '70s.
(1953) Susan Notorangelo
(1953) Alex Grey: Artist.
(1953) Mike Espy: (Rep-D-Mississippi).
(1953) Shuggie Otis: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1953) Jessie James: American porn actress.
(1953) Susan Nortorangelo: American cyclist who is the holder of the Women's Trans-American cycling record and placed eighth overall in the John Marino Open, a race which is 800 miles long and has a total elevation gain of over 41,000 feet.
(1952) Mandy Patinkin: American actor, tenor singer, voice artist, and comedian.
(1952) Henry Selick: Director.
(1952) Keith Giffen: American comic book writer and artist.
(1952) Semyon Bychkov: Russian-American conductor.
(1951) Red Canzian: Italian songwriter, lead vocalist and bassist of the band Pooh.
(1951) Christian Bernard: mystic.
(1951) Daniel Petrie: Jr.
(1951) June Chadwick: English actress.
(1950) Paul Westphal
(1950) Paul Westphal NBA guard (Boston Celtics: Phoenix Suns).
(1950) Tom Durkin: American sportscaster.
(1950) Margaret Whitton in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; actress (Barbara - Hometown, Major League).
(1950) Kenneth Fisher: Businessman.
(1950) PD Westphal: American basketball player who was with the Boston Celtics as a first-round draft pick from 1972-84.
(1950) Kathryn Witt in Miami: Florida, USA; actress (Pam - Flying High, Lenny).
(1950) Greg Gordon: Rock vocalist (Boys Band).
(1950) Chris Claremont: British comic book writer.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Consuelo Mack
(1949) Jim Chones
(1949) Garry Shandling: Comedian.
(1949) Arthur Lee Washington Jr: Neptune, New Jersey -- Murderer (FBI Most Wanted).
(1949) Perran Kutman: Turkish actress.
(1949) Jimmy London: Jamaican singer-songwriter.
(1949) Jerry Lawler: Entertainer.
(1949) Vlassis Bonatsos: Greek singer, actor and entertainer (Born 1949).
(1948) Larry Bishop: Actor.
(1947) David Mamet: Chicago, Illinois -- Playwright / dir (Speed the Plow, House of Games).

(1947) Petra Kelly: Politician.
(1947) Jude Ciccolella: American actor.
(1947) Ronnie Montrose: Musician.
(1947) Sergio Badilla Castillo: Chilean poet.
(1947) Sergio Castillo: Chilean-Swedish poet and translator.
(1947) Stuart Baird: English film editor, producer and director.
(1946) Marina Abramovic
(1946) Ayşen Gruda: Turkish actress.
(1946) Angiola Baggi: Italian actress, voice actress and director of dubbing, active in theater, film and television.
(1946) Marina Abramović: Serbian performance artist.
(1946) George Duffield: English jockey and trainer.
(1945) Roger Glover: Welsh bass player songwriter and producer (Deep Purple Episode Six and Rainbow).
(1945) Eric Edwards: American porno star in over 500 films, called "the Robert Redford of sex films.
(1945) Sandy Descher
(1945) Mary Millington: English porn actress and model (d. 1979).
(1945) Billy Drago
(1945) John Powers: American author and playwright (d. 2013).
(1945) Stan Sulzmann: English saxophonist and educator.
(1945) Radu Lupu: Galati, Romania -- Pianist (Enesco 1st prize-1967).
(1945) Hilary Armstrong: Baroness Armstrong of Hill Top English academic and politician Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.
(1945) Rosanna Lambertucci: Italian journalist, writer and TV presenter.
(1945) Eric Edward: American actor and pornography star, his biggest films were "Firestorm" and "Sexplay.
(1945) Michael Joyce: Stage manager.
(1944) Dian Parkinson: American model and actress Miss District of Columbia USA 1965.
(1944) Dian Parkinson [Dianna Lynn Batts]: Camp LeJune, North Carolina -- Miss USA (1965).
(1944) Christian Hauvette: French architect who won the Grand prix national de l'architecture in 1991.
(1944) Rob Grill: Los Angeles, California -- Rock bassist / vocalist (Grass Roots).
(1944) Armando Verdiglione: Italian founder of a spiritual foundation who solicited money for his cause until he was indicted as a fraud.
(1944) George Graham: Scottish footballer and manager.
(1943) Terrence Malick: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1943) Annette Messager: French visual artist who won the prestigious Golden Lion Award at the Venice Biennale in 2005 for her artwork at the French Pavilion.
(1943) Luciana Savignano: Italian ballet dancer who trained at the Ballet School of La Scala and at the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow.
(1943) Oscar Harris: Surinames / Dutch singer (Try a Little Love).
(1943) Sue Miller: Writer.
(1943) Leo Lyons: Rock bassist (Ten Years After).
(1943) Jerry Hunt: Composer.
(1943) J[ames] J[ay] Barnes: US gospel / singer (Please Let Me In).
(1942) André Brahic: French physicist and astronomer who, in 1984, discovered the rings of Neptune, five years before they were photographed by Voyager 2. He has a bad opinion about astrology.
(1942) Rafael Andia: French guitarist, composer and editorial director, who has widely contributed to the renewal of baroque guitar, particularly through the complete works of Robert de Visée.
(1941) Rosalind E Krauss
(1941) Phil Willis: Baron Willis of Knaresborough English politician.
(1940) Kevin Phillips: American journalist and author.
(1940) Peter Shreeves: Welsh footballer coach and manager.
(1940) Dan Tieman: American basketball player and coach (d. 2012).
(1940) Federico Arduini: Italian singer-songwriter, keyboardist, composer, record producer, known for his work on the moog for Italian television programs in the 1970s and 1980s.
(1940) Glenn English: (Rep-D-Oklahoma, 1975- ).
(1940) Pauli Nevala: Finnish javelin thrower.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Andrei Khrzhanovsky
(1939) Chandra Dangi: Nepalese dwarf (d. 2015).
(1939) George Gilder: Writer.
(1938) Jean Eustache: French film director, screenwriter, and editor.
(1938) Giorgio Garuzzo: Italian engineer and administrator.
(1938) John Goldman: English haematologist and oncologist (d. 2013).
(1937) Ridley Scott: English film director and producer.
(1937) Tom Simpson: British cyclist (d. 1967).
(1937) Frank Ifield: English-Australian singer and guitarist.
(1937) Praveen Chaudhari: Indian-American physicist and academic (d. 2010).

(1937) Adeline Yen Mah: Chinese writer.
(1937) Pierre-Yves Ligen: French urban planner, director of city planning in Paris from 1978 to 1984.
(1937) Luther Ingram: American soul singer and songwriter (Born 1937).
(1937) Jimmy Bowen: Rocker.
(1937) Adeline Mah: Chinese-American physician and author.
(1937) Richard Threlkeld: newscaster (ABC-TV).
(1937) Paul Stookey in Baltimore: Maryland, USA; singer (Peter, Paul and Mary - "Wedding Song").
(1936) Abbie Hoffman: American radical and author who was an activist from his UC Berkeley days in the 1960s when he opposed the Vietnam war.
(1936) Jacques-Armand Cardon
(1936) Dmitri Victorovich Anosov: Russian mathematician.
(1936) Lucha Villa: Commonly known by her stage name Lucha Villa, is a Mexican singer and actress.
(1936) Michael Jinks: Child care pioneer.
(1936) Dmitri Anosov: Russian mathematician and academic (d. 2014).
(1935) Diane Ladd: Actress.
(1934) Liza Erundina de Souza
(1934) Benoît Allemane
(1934) Luiza Souza: Brazilian politician, the mayor of Sao Paulo.
(1934) Willie Morris: Writer.
(1934) James Montgomery: American accountant and CEO in charge of Great Western Financial, a banking institution with over 1,000 offices mostly in California, Washington and Florida.
(1933) Claude Neuschwander
(1933) Jeanloup Sieff: French photographer born of Polish parents.
(1933) Livio Paladin: Italian politician, ex-president of the constitutional court; nominated minister in the Fanfani government and jurist.
(1933) Sam Gilliam: American painter and educator.
(1933) John Mayall: Musician.
(1933) Linwood C Ivey in North Carolina: USA; American politician (Mayor-Garysburg, North Carolina).
(1933) Norman Deeley: English footballer and manager (d. 2007).
(1933) James Rosenquist: Artist.
(1932) Gérard Lauzier
(1932) John Hall: American chemical engineer and CEO in charge of Ashland Oil, a refinery that specializes in production manufacturing.
(1932) Cho Namchul: South Korean professional Go player (d. 2006).
(1932) David Lincoln Lightbown: Politician.
(1932) Bob Moore: American bassist and bandleader (The Nashville A-Team).
(1932) Cho Nam-chul: South Korean Go player (d. 2006).
(1931) Jean-François Chiappe
(1931) Margot Zemach: American artist, a children's book illustrator.
(1931) Gordon Liddy: American government official, lawyer, politician and author.
(1931) Jack Sheldon: American musician, a trumpet player with the Mort Lindsey Orchestra on TV's "The Merv Griffin Show.
(1931) Bill Walsh: American football player and coach (d. 2007).
(1931) Jack Ging: Alva, Oklahoma -- Actor (11th Hour, Ripcord, Tales of Wells Fargo).
(1931) Jack Ging in Alva: Oklahoma, USA; actor (11th Hour, Ripcord, Tales of Wells Fargo).
(1931) Jack Sheldon in Jacksonville: Florida, USA; actor (Run Buddy Run, Merv Griffin).
(1931) Jean-Franéois Chiappe: Laon Journalist.
(1930) Jacques Hamel
(1930) G Gordon Liddy: American Watergate operative and talk radio host.
(1930) James Felton Boyd: Rocky Mount, North Carolina -- Light HW boxer (1956 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1930) G Liddy: American lawyer and radio host.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Dick Clark: American television personality frequently called "the oldest living teenager.
(1929) Joan Cooney: American educator and creator of the popular children's educational TV show "Sesame Street.
(1929) Joan Ganz Cooney in Phoenix: Arizona, USA; TV executive (Children's TV Workshop).
(1928) Andres Narvasa: Filipino lawyer and jurist 19th Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the Philippines (d. 2013).
(1928) Joe B Hall: American basketball coach.
(1928) Chic Hecht: American politician (Senator-Republican-Nevada).
(1928) Rex Reason: German-American actor (d. 2015).
(1928) Takako Doi: Japanese scholar and politician 68th Speaker of the House of Representatives of Japan (d. 2014).
(1928) Joe Hall: American basketball player and coach.
(1927) Robert Guillaume: American TV and musical stage actor.

(1927) Joachim de la Montagne
(1927) Vin Scully: Celebrity.
(1927) Richard Crenna: Los Angeles Actor.
(1927) Robert Guillaume in Saint Louis: Missouri, USA; actor (Benson, Soap).
(1926) Richard Crenna: American actor, on radio and screen from the time he was a kid.
(1926) Pierre Brousse: French politician, radical party member, Mayor of Breziers from 1967; senator for Herault from 1968, married once.
(1926) Beji Caid Essebsi: Politician.
(1926) Richard Crenna in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Rambo, Summer Rental, Sand Pebbles).
(1925) William H Gates Sr
(1925) Maxwell Street Jimmy Charles Davis Thomas: Blues musician.
(1925) Martin Brooks: American actor (d. 2015).
(1925) William Gates: Sr.
(1924) Allan Sherman: American TV writer for "Cavalcade of Stars" and "Broadway Open House.
(1924) Shirley Chisholm: American politician (Born 1924).
(1924) Allan Sherman parody singer/songwriter ("Hello Muddah: Hello Faddah").
(1924) Jacques Dacqmine: French actor, who dubbed many actors including James Mason in "North by Northwest" and George Sanders in "Village of the Damned.
(1924) Elliott Blackstone: American gay and lesbian rights activist (d. 2006).
(1924) Thelma Herman: American astrologer who joined AFA in November 1966.
(1924) Klaus Huber: Composer.
(1923) Jacques Dacqmine
(1923) Frank Reynolds: Journalist.
(1922) Marie R Deleone
(1922) Graham Crowden: Scottish versatile, supporting actor of TV and stage, as well as some films.
(1922) Marie Deleone: American astrologer; working on a book on Arabic Parts.
(1922) Robert Evett: Composer.
(1922) André Bord: French politician, he served as a member of the European Parliament from 1961-1984.
(1921) Jacqueline Stallone: American astrologer, the author of many astrology columns and the book, "Starpower.
(1921) Eugene Walter: American screenwriter, poet, short-story author, actor, puppeteer, gourmet chef, cryptographer, translator, editor, costume designer and well-known raconteur.
(1921) Paul Comiti: French bodyguard to the French president General Charles de Gaulle for many years.
(1920) Virginia Mayo: St. Louis, Missouri -- Actress (Out of the Blue, White Heat).
(1920) Georgette Robinson: Belgian secret service agent in WW II who later worked with Scotland Yard, Interpol and the U.S.
(1920) Denise Glaser: French producer and television presenter who died on 6 June 1983 in Paris.
(1920) Stuart Lancaster: American actor (d. 2000).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Anne S Wadman: Frisian literary (Fioele & faem, Smearlappen).
(1919) Jan Elburg [Joannes G]: Dutch poet (Through the Night).
(1918) Efrem Zimbalist Jr: American actor.
(1918) Efren Zimbalist Jr: NYC, New York -- Actor (77 Sunset Strip, FBI, Scruples).
(1918) Gilles Guerithault: Tours Journalist.
(1918) Efrem Zimbalist: Jr.
(1918) André Fauchet: French Catholic clergyman who was bishop of Troyes from 1967 to 1992.
(1918) Madeleine L'Engle: Novelist.
(1917) Merle Travis: Musician.
(1916) Robert Laffont: French businessman, a publisher and editor who founded his company in 1941.

(1916) Dena Epstein: American musicologist and author (d. 2013).
(1916) Michael Gwynn: Bath, England -- Actor (Village of Damned, Question 7).
(1915) Brownie McGhee: American blues guitarist, dies at age 81 (born 1915).
(1915) Billy Strayhorn: Composer.
(1915) Walter Brown "Brownie" McGhee: Blues singer / guitarist.
(1915) Henry Taube: Canadian-American chemist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2005).
(1915) Angier Biddle Duke: NYC, New York -- US Ambassador (Spain).
(1914) Brownie McGhee: Knoxville, Tennessee -- Blues guitarist.
(1914) Guy Busnel: Nevers physician.
(1914) Louis Longequeue: French politician, best known for having been Mayor of Limoges from 1956 to 1990.
(1914) Taisen Deshimaru: Philosopher.
(1913) John K M McCaffery: Moscow, Idaho -- TV host (One Minute Please).
(1912) Gordon Parks: Fort Scott, Kansas -- Film director / author (Learning Tree).
(1912) Jaan Hargel: Estonian flute player conductor and educator (d. 1966).
(1912) Constant Stotijn: Dutch oboist (Residence Orchestra).
(1911) Paul Paugam: Plounevez-Lochrist physician.
(1911) Albert Buysse: Belgium sport Champion.
(1911) Jorge Negrete: Mexican-American singer and actor (d. 1953).
(1911) Rapha?l Verstraete: Lille physician.
(1910) Paul Cerutti: Monaco -- Trap shooter - disqualified for drugs in 76 Olympics.
(1910) Harry Essex: Writer.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Robert Nighthawk: American singer and guitarist (Memphis Jug Band) (d. 1967).
(1907) Jacques Barzun: French-American educator, the Provost of Columbia University for many years and the author of many books.
(1907) Gyorgy Ranki: Composer.
(1906) Olga Worrall: American psychic healer who, as a Baltimore minister, accepts no money for her service.
(1906) Andres Henestrosa: Mexican writer and politician.
(1906) Andrés Henestrosa: Mexican poet linguist and politician (d. 2008).
(1906) Marina: Princess of Greece / Denmark / husband of English Prince George.
(1906) John Dickson Carr: American author of detective fiction (d. 1977).
(1906) John Carr: American author and playwright (d. 1977).
(1905) Jean Dresch: French geographer, who ran the Paris Institute of Geography (1960-1970) and served as Vice President of the International Geographical Union (1968-1980).

(1904) Clyfford Still: American painter and educator (d. 1980).
(1903) Germaine Emilie Gres
(1903) Germaine Emilie Madame Gres Krebs: Haute Couturist.
(1903) Grès : French fashion designer, known as Alix Barton and later as Madame Grès.
(1901) Infante Dukr of Calabria: Prince of the Two Sicilies, Duke of Calabria was one of two claimants to the title of the head of the House of Bourbon-Two Sicilies from 1960 until his death in 1964.
(1900) Korneel Goossens: Flemish literature / art historian.

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