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List of celebrities and famous people born on the 31st of July

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2009 - 2000

(2000) Kim Sae-ron: Movie Actress.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Joey King: Actress.
(1998) Bretman Rock: Vine Star.
(1998) Alyssa Light: Pop Singer.
(1998) Reese Hartwig: Movie Actor.
(1998) Rico Rodriguez: TV Actor.
(1997) Barbie Forteza: Filipina child actress.
(1997) Andres Zurita: Vine Star.
(1997) Cat Harmon: YouTube Star.
(1996) Blake Michael: TV Actor.
(1995) Jordan Doww: YouTube Star.

(1994) Lil Uzi Vert
(1994) Lil Vert: Rapper.
(1994) Kap G: Rapper.
(1993) Beau Brooks: YouTube Star.
(1993) Christian Byers: Australian actor.
(1992) Lizzy (South Korean singer)
(1992) Kiara Advani
(1992) Ryan Johansen: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1992) Lizzy : Pop Singer.
(1992) Kyle Larson: American race car driver.
(1992) Jenna Charland: Reality Star.
(1992) José Fernández: Cuban baseball player.
(1991) Filipa Azevedo
(1991) Ash Stymest: Model.
(1991) Réka-Luca Jani: Hungarian tennis player.
(1990) Leïla (Nouvelle Star)
(1990) Elisabeth Jakovenko: Vine Star.
(1990) Raye Boyce: YouTube Star.
(1990) Eliot Sumner: Musician.
(1990) Olga Galchenko: Russian juggler.
(1990) Ryan Right: YouTube Star.
(1990) Mirela : Spanish singer.
(1990) Besart Abdurahimi: Croatian football player of Albanian origin.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Victoria Azarenka: Belarusian tennis player.
(1989) Alexis Knapp: Movie Actress.
(1989) Marshall Williams: TV Actor.
(1989) Sofia Pernas
(1989) Jessica Williams: American actress.
(1989) Johanna Omolo: Kenyan footballer.
(1989) Joey Richter: Pop Singer.
(1989) Zelda Williams: American noted family, the first child of Robin Williams and wife Marsha.
(1988) Charlie Carver: TV Actor.
(1988) Miles Brock: Reality Star.

(1988) Alex Glenn: New Zealand rugby league footballer.
(1988) AJ Green: Football Player.
(1988) A Green: American football player.
(1988) Krystal Meyers: American Christian singer/songwriter/musician.
(1987) Brittany Byrnes: Australian Actress.
(1987) Celina Sinden
(1987) Michael Bradley: American soccer player.
(1987) Mike Tompkins: Pop Singer.
(1987) Paige Hathaway: Instagram Star.
(1986) Evgeni Malkin: Russian ice hockey player.
(1986) Barbara Berger
(1986) Brian Orakpo: American football player.
(1985) Rémy Di Grégorio
(1985) Clotilde Reiss
(1985) Shannon Curfman: American singer and guitarist.
(1985) Alissa White-Gluz: Metal Singer.
(1985) Remy Di Gregorio: French cyclist.
(1985) Rémy Di Gregorio: French cyclist.
(1985) Daniel Ciofani: Italian footballer.
(1985) Aml Ameen: Actor.
(1984) Marina Pérez
(1984) Meggan Anderson
(1984) İpek Yaylacıoğlu: Turkish actress.
(1984) Joseph Benavidez: American mixed martial artist.
(1984) Felipe dal Belo: Brazilian footballer.
(1982) Anabel Medina Garrigues
(1982) Marc Lopez
(1982) DeMarcus Ware: American football player.
(1982) Raymond Pickard: English actor.
(1982) Yvonne Strahovski: Actress.
(1982) Anabel Garrigues: Spanish tennis player.
(1982) Blessing Mahwire: Zimbabwean cricketer.
(1982) Jeff DaRosa: American singer and banjo player (Dropkick Murphys and The Exit).
(1982) Martin Starr: Actor.
(1981) M Shadows: American singer-songwriter (Avenged Sevenfold).
(1981) Ana Claudia Michels
(1981) Julien Pierre
(1981) Paul Whatuira: New Zealand rugby player.
(1981) Ira Losco: Maltese singer.
(1981) Eric Lively: American actor.
(1981) Vernon Carey: American football player.
(1981) Titus Bramble: English footballer.
(1981) Hope Solo: Athlete.
(1981) JSon Dinant: American comedian.
(1981) Matthew Sanders: American singer (Avenged Sevenfold).
(1981) Matt Shadows: Metal Singer.
(1980) Mikko Hirvonen: Finnish race car driver.
(1980) Rina Aiuchi: Japanese singer.
(1980) Mils Muliaina: New Zealand rugby union player.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Mélanie Maudran
(1979) BJ Novak: TV Actor.
(1979) Carlos Marchena: Spanish footballer.
(1979) B J Novak: American actor.
(1979) Per Kr?ldrup: Danish footballer.
(1979) Clotilde Hesme: Actress.
(1979) Derek Waters: Actor.
(1979) Jaco Erasmus: South African-born Italian rugby player.
(1979) J Furmaniak: American baseball player.
(1979) Per Krøldrup: Danish footballer.

(1979) Jade Kwan: Hong Kong singer-songwriter.
(1979) B Novak: American actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1979) Nadia Roccia: Italian homicide victim, strangled to death at 18 by her school mates, girl friends Ana Maria Potticelli and Mariena Sica, at Castelluccio dei Sauri.
(1979) J J Furmaniak: American baseball player.
(1978) Will Champion: English musician (Coldplay).
(1978) Louise Griffiths
(1978) Justin Wilson: English race car driver (d. 2015).
(1978) Tui Sutherland: Children's Author.
(1978) Nick Sorensen: American football player and sportscaster.
(1978) Zac Brown: Country Singer.
(1978) Zeta Makripoulia: Greek model actress and fashion designer.
(1977) Colorado Springs (Colorado)
(1977) Grand Corps Malade
(1977) Misty May-Treanor: Athlete.
(1977) Jaime Pressly: Dancer.
(1977) Tim Couch: American football player and sportscaster.
(1977) Corps Malade: French slam poet.
(1976) Paulo Wanchope: Costa Rican footballer and manager.
(1976) Joshua Cain: American guitarist and producer (Motion City Soundtrack).
(1975) Jodi Ann Paterson
(1975) Annie Parisse
(1975) Ruben Patterson: American basketball player.
(1975) Kavinsky
(1975) Allan von Schenkel: American bassist and composer.
(1975) Mike Lincoln: American baseball player.
(1975) Poesy Liang: Founder of Helping Angels.
(1975) Andrew Hall: Former South African cricketer.
(1975) Stephanie Hirst: English radio host.
(1975) Gabe Kapler: American baseball player and manager.
(1975) Sergei Gusev: Nizhny Tagil, Russia -- NHL defenseman (Dallas Stars).
(1975) Randy Flores: American baseball player and coach.
(1974) Emilia Fox: English actress.
(1974) Leona Naess: American-English singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1974) Lee Jong-hyuk
(1974) Élodie Frenck
(1974) Jonathan Ogden: American football player.
(1974) Hilary Swank: Actress.
(1973) Chandra North
(1973) Clementa C. Pinckney: Politician.
(1973) Sonu Nigam: Musician.
(1973) Wail al-Shehri: Saudi Arabian terrorist hijacker of American Airlines Flight 11 (d. 2001).
(1973) Andy Macdonald: American professional skateboarder.
(1973) Jerry Rivera: in Puerto Rico; spanish singer.
(1973) Fabulous Flournoy: American basketball player and coach Newcastle Eagles.
(1973) Nathan Brown: Australian rugby player and coach.
(1972) Antonio Langham: NFL cornerback (Cleveland Browns).
(1972) Giorgos Kapoutzidis: Greek actor and screenwriter.
(1972) Tami Stronach: Teheran, Iran -- Actress (Neverending Story).
(1972) Ray McElroy: NFL center (Indianapolis Colts).
(1972) Jason Gildon: NFL linebacker (Pittsburgh Steelers).
(1971) Sophie Anquetil: French writer, who revealed in her 2004 book "Pour l'amour de Jacques" that she is the daughter of famous cyclist Jacques Anquetil and his step-daughter Annie.
(1971) Christina Cox: Canadian actress and stuntwoman.
(1971) John Lowery: American guitarist.
(1971) John 5: American guitarist and songwriter (2wo Loser and Red Square Black).
(1971) Gus Frerotte: NFL quarterback (Washington Redskins).
(1970) Ben Chaplin: English actor.
(1970) Amanda Stepto: Canadian actress.
(1970) Knut Holmann: Norway -- Rower (1996 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1970) Dave Wedge: American journalist and author.
(1970) Giorgos Sigalas: Greek basketball player coach and sportscaster.
(1970) Andrzej Kobylański: Polish footballer and manager.
(1970) Ahmad Akbarpour: Iranian author and poet.
(1970) David Sacco: Malden, Massachusetts -- NHL left wing (1994 Olympics, Anaheim Mighty Ducks).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Olivier Allamand: French skier, the winner of a Silver Medal at the Albertville Olympics, 2/13/1992.
(1969) Antonio Conte
(1969) Loren Dean: Las Vegas, Nevada -- Actor (Billy Bathgate, Say Anything).
(1969) Kenneth D Schisler: American politician.
(1969) Kid Kash: American wrestler and mixed martial artist.
(1969) Langa Sibanda: Miss Universe - Zimbabwe (1996).
(1969) Richard Griffith: NFL tight end (Jacksonville Jaguars).
(1969) Peter Blair Henry: Economist.
(1969) Simon Baker: Actor.
(1969) Rudolf Martin: Germany -- Actor (Anton-All My Children).

(1969) Kenneth Schisler: American lawyer and politician.
(1968) Julian Richards: Welsh director and producer.
(1968) David Bradley Stockton Jr: Redlands, California -- PGA golfer (1994 Canon-3rd).
(1968) Denis Loré: French matador.
(1968) Saeed-Al-Saffar : Former UAE cricketer.
(1968) Andre Ware: American athlete, pro football player, quarterback.
(1967) Nina Bouraoui
(1967) Rodney Harvey: American actor, a sad and sordid story of a young man who was unable to handle the lethal combination of fame, fortune and drugs.
(1967) Elizabeth Wurtzel: NYC, New York -- Actress (Prozac Nation).
(1967) Rudolf Martin
(1967) Minako Honda: Japanese singer and musical actress (Born 1967).
(1967) Ann Brashares: Writer.
(1967) Tim Wright: Welsh composer.
(1967) Peter Rono: Kenyan-American runner.
(1967) Tony Massenburg: American basketball player.
(1967) Mitsuo Iwata: Japanese voice actor.
(1966) Dean Cain: American actor.
(1966) Marina V A Mowatt [Ogilvy]: Daughter of English Princess Alexandra.
(1966) Marina Ogilvy: British noted family, the daughter of Princess Alexandra and Sir Angus Ogilvy.
(1966) Neri Marcorè: Italian actor, dubber, imitator, TV presenter and singer.
(1966) Tatsuya Ishihara: Japanese animator and director.
(1966) Kevin Martin: Canadian curler and sportscaster.
(1966) Tylin John: Encino, California -- Playmate (Mar, 1992).
(1966) Julie Forbes: Torphins, Scotland -- Golfer (Aberdeenshire champ 1989).
(1966) Lisa Madigan: Public Servant.
(1966) Sean Patrick Maloney: Politician.
(1965) J K Rowling
(1965) Scott Brooks: NBA guard (Cleveland Cavaliers, Dallas Mavericks).
(1965) Ian Roberts: English-Australian rugby player and actor.
(1965) Pat Finn: American actor.
(1965) JK Rowling: Young Adult Author.
(1965) Tom Stankowski: Paris, France -- Nike golfer.
(1965) Julian Richards: British film director.
(1965) J Rowling: British writer of the immensely popular series of "Harry Potter" books.
(1965) John Laurinaitis: American professional wrestler.
(1964) C C Catch
(1964) Jim Corr: Irish singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Corrs).
(1964) C Catch: Dutch-German singer.
(1964) Urmas Hepner: Estonian footballer and coach.
(1963) Fatboy Slim
(1963) Chad Brock
(1963) Brian Skrudland: Peace River -- NHL center (Florida Panthers).
(1963) Fergus Henderson: English chef and author.
(1963) Norman Cook: British musician (The Housemartins, Freak Power, Beats International, Fatboy Slim).
(1963) Lisa Kudrow: Actress.
(1962) Wesley Snipes: American actor.
(1962) Jackie Bird: Scottish newsreader, proof-reader, journalist and TV personality.
(1962) Ezio Rossi: Italian soccer player, a member of the Torino Team.
(1962) Kevin Greene: professional American football player.
(1962) Troy Murray: Calgary, Alberta -- NHL center (Colorado Avalanche).
(1962) Sandra "Sweetness": Hodge; basketball player (Harlem Globetrotters).
(1962) Alton Brown: Entertainer.
(1962) Kym Malin: Dallas, Texas -- Playmate (May, 1982).
(1962) Rhonda Reilly: Indianapolis, Indiana -- LPGA golfer (1992 Oldsmobile-48th).
(1962) John Laurinaitis: American wrestler and producer.
(1962) John Chiang: American lawyer and politician 31st California State Controller.
(1961) Paul Duchesnay: French noted skater and Olympian who performed with his sister, Isabelle, as an ice dancer in the winter Olympics in Albertville, 2/17/1992, both winning the Silver Medal.
(1961) David Kissinger: American writer and businessman; son of Henry Kissinger.
(1961) Frank Gardner: English captain and journalist.
(1961) Chris Hinton: NFL guard (Minn Vikings).
(1961) Susan Sanders: LPGA golfer.
(1961) Zaharie Shah: Malaysian pilot who was the capitan of flight MH370.
(1960) Paul Hanlon: American homicide after a history of violence.
(1960) Malcolm Ross: Scottish guitarist and songwriter (Josef K and Orange Juice).
(1960) Dale Hunter: Petrolia, Ontario -- NHL center (Washington Capitals).
(1960) Sylvia Seegrist: American homicide; a young woman who went berserk on 10/30/1985 at 3:30 PM.
(1960) Lva Budarova: Czechoslovakia -- Tennis star.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Mike Bielecki: American pro baseball player, a right-handed pitcher who played in the American League for two years and the National League for 12 years.
(1959) Andrew Marr: British journalist and political commentator.
(1959) Peter Senior: Singapore -- Australasia golfer.
(1959) Stanley Jordan: American guitarist pianist and songwriter.
(1959) Maggie Alderson: British-Australian author, magazine editor and fashion journalist.
(1958) Mark Cuban: Entrepreneur.
(1958) Bill Berry: American musician and long-time drummer for R.E.
(1958) Manuel Gélin
(1958) Ingrid Sell: American astrologer and host of the website, "Chiron: Transpersonal Astrology.
(1958) Wally Kurth: American actor and singer.

(1958) Kate Bush: Musician.
(1958) Daley Thompson: Athlete.
(1958) Wallace Kurth: Actor (Days of Our Lives, Ned / Ed- General Hospital).
(1957) Lida Baday: Canadian fashion designer with an international reputation.
(1957) Dirk Blocker: American actor.
(1957) Daniel Ash: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Bauhaus Love and Rockets and Tones on Tail).
(1957) Lusaka (Zambia)
(1957) Irina Nazariva: USSR -- 4 X 400m relay (1980 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1957) Mark Thompson: English businessman.
(1957) Jane Bennett: American sociologist theorist and academic.
(1957) Victoria E Cooke: Hollywood, California -- Playmate (Aug, 1980).
(1957) Leon Durham: American baseball player and actor.
(1957) Shan Goshorn: American photographer.
(1957) Bill Cartwright: Athlete.
(1957) Dirk Blocker in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Baa Baa Black Sheep, Ryan's Four).
(1956) Ernie Dingo: Australian Aboriginal actor and comedian with a magnetic screen presence who has broken new ground in the popular presentation of his native culture during an extensive and remarkable career in film and television.
(1956) Michael Biehn: American actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1956) Paul-Marie Coûteaux: French politician, writer, and former member of the European Parliament for Ile-de-France with the Mouvement pour la France, member of the Bureau of the Independence and Democracy and member of the European Parliament's Committee on Foreign Affairs.
(1956) Deval Patrick: American lawyer and politician, Governor of Massachusetts from January 2007.
(1956) Bill Callahan: American football player and coach.
(1956) Lynne Perkins: American author and illustrator.
(1956) Ron Kuby: American lawyer and radio host.
(1956) Jacinta De Roeck: Director of HVV, the Humanistic Organization in Belgium.
(1956) Mark Arden: English actor and screenwriter.
(1955) Jackie Quartz
(1955) Penelope Fillon
(1955) Jakie Quartz: French pop singer, widely known for her hits "Mise au point", "Vivre ailleurs", and "A la vie, à l'amour" (in UK charts).
(1954) Rainer Bock: German actor.
(1954) Derek Smith: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1954) Manivannan : Indian actor and director (d. 2013).
(1953) Torû Furuya
(1953) James Read: American actor.
(1953) Hugh McDowell: celloist (ELO - "Telephone Line").
(1953) Jimmy Cook: South African cricketer and coach.
(1953) Ted Baillieu: Australian architect and politician 46th Premier of Victoria.
(1953) Tōru Furuya: Japanese voice actor.
(1952) Alan Autry: American football player actor and politician 23rd Mayor of Fresno California.
(1952) Joao Barreiros: Portuguese writer.
(1952) Faye Kellerman: American author.
(1952) João Barreiros: Portuguese author and critic.
(1952) Helmuts Balderis: Latvian ice hockey player and coach.
(1952) Alan Autry: American football player actor and politician 23rd Mayor of Fresno California.
(1952) Chris Ahrens: American ice hockey player.
(1952) Pritawi Sudarmo: Indonesia -- Astronaut.
(1951) Evonne Goolagong: Australian tennis champ with instant international celebrity on 7/02/1971 when she won the Women's single title at Wimbledon the first time by defeating Margaret Court, becoming the fifth youngest winner in history.
(1951) Antoine Durrleman: French senior official, a member of the Court of Auditors, and CEO of the AP-HP and director of the ENA.
(1951) Gerald Anthony: Actor (Marco Dane- General Hospital, One Life to Live).
(1951) Barry Van Dyke: American actor and screenwriter.
(1951) Evonne Cawley: Australian tennis player.
(1951) Werner Novak: German footballer.
(1951) Barry Van Dyke in Atlanta: Georgia, USA; actor (Lieutenant Dillon - Battlestar Galactica).
(1951) Samuel J. Palmisano: Businessman.
(1951) Erick Schmitt: Born in Mahdia, Algeria, he took 21 children and their teacher (Laurence Dreyfus, born 28 April 1963) hostage in a nursery school near Paris (Neuilly-sur-Seine).
(1950) Richard Berry (actor)
(1950) Pierre Pringuet
(1950) Richard Berry: French stage comedian, film actor and director, born in a jewish family (Berry was originally Benguigui, and Richard inspired by the British actor Richard Greene).
(1950) Charlie Williams: English racing motorcyclist.
(1950) Lane Davies: Actor (Mason-Santa Barbara, Impure Thoughts).
(1950) Frank Stallone: Actor.
(1950) Harriet Harman: Politician.
(1950) Steve Miller: American writer.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Cyrille Verdeaux
(1949) Alan Meale: English journalist and politician.
(1949) Mike Jackson: American basketball player.
(1949) Quico Canseco: Politician.
(1949) Susan Bennett: Voice Actor.
(1949) Ricardo Gonzalez Vigil: Peruvian poet and literary critic.
(1948) Alain Nadaud
(1948) Russell Morris: Australian singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1948) Leaveil Degree: Rocker (Whispers).
(1948) Pascal Ory: French historian, specializing in cultural and political history and writing on Fascism in particular.

(1947) Stone (singer)
(1947) Hubert Védrine: French politician French Minister of Foreign Affairs.
(1947) Mumtaz (actress)
(1947) Jean-François Régère
(1947) Richard Griffiths: Movie Actor.
(1947) Karl Green
(1947) Ian Beck: English children's illustrator and author.
(1947) Dennis Greenslade: Rocker.
(1947) STONE : Paris 12éme Actor.
(1947) William Atherton: Actor.
(1947) Arnold Schwarzenegger: Actor.
(1946) Allan Clarke
(1946) Karen Zerby: American religious leader.
(1946) Gary Lewis: American singer and drummer (Gary Lewis & the Playboys).
(1946) Barbara Kopple: Director.
(1946) Bob Welch: Rock vocalist / guitarist (Fleetwood Mac-Oh Well).
(1945) William Weld: American politician, the Governor of Massachusetts after George Dukakis, finally balancing the budget and doing so without raising taxes.
(1945) Charlotte Diamond
(1945) Tomas Vackar: Composer.
(1945) William Floyd Weld: (Gov-R-Massachusetts).
(1945) David Sanborn: Musician.
(1945) David Sutherland: American filmmaker, whose films are independent documentaries.
(1945) Gary Lewis: American vocalist ( & the Playboys).
(1945) Patrick Modiano: Novelist.
(1944) Geraldine Chaplin: American actress and first of eight children of British comedian-legend Charlie Chaplin and his wife, Oona O’Neill, the granddaughter of playwright Eugene O’Neill.
(1944) Jonathan Dimbleby: British journalist and television presenter.
(1944) Geraldine Chaplin in Santa Monica: California, USA; actress (Dr Zhivago, The Three Musketeers).
(1944) Nico: US model / pop singer (Velvet Underground, Venus in Furs).
(1944) Sherry Lansing in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actress (The China Syndrome, Black Rain).
(1944) Robert C Merton: American mathematician.
(1944) Henry Akin: American athlete, played pro basketball for two seasons beginning in 1966.
(1944) Sherry Lansing: American actress and producer.
(1944) Robert Merton: American economist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1944) David Norris: Congolese-Irish scholar and politician.
(1944) Robert C. Merton: Economist.
(1943) Sab Shimono: American actor and singer.
(1943) Lobo : American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1943) Carla Glasgow: LPGA golfer.
(1943) William Bennett: American journalist and politician 3rd United States Secretary of Education.
(1943) Susan Flannery in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Leslie Stewart - Dallas).
(1943) Stephanie Forrester: Actress (Bold & the Beautiful).
(1943) Laurent Davenas: French magistrate, a judge's son, who has spent his entire career as a prosecutor.
(1942) James Douglas-Hamilton: British peerage, a Lord, a Member of Parliament with the Conservative Party, Edinburgh West.
(1941) Paul Anka: Musician.
(1941) Amarsinh Chaudhary: Indian politician 8th Chief Minister of Gujarat (d. 2004).
(1941) Heather McKay: Australian squash player and coach.
(1940) Roy Walker: Northern Irish comedian actor and game show host.
(1940) Carol J Clover: American academic.
(1940) Stanley R. Jaffe: Politician.
(1940) Carol Clover: American author and academic.
(1940) Stanley Jaffe: Producer (Fatal Attraction).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Susan Flannery: American actress and director.
(1939) France Nuyen: French-Chinese former model and Hollywood actress.
(1939) Eugene Ferguson: American radio newscaster and investigative reporter since 1967.
(1939) John West: American musician, a guitarist with Gary Lewis and the Playboys.
(1939) Steuart Bedford: English pianist and conductor.
(1939) Eleanor Smeal: Activist.
(1939) John R West: Rock guitarist (Gary Lewis & Playboys-This Diamond Ring).
(1939) Peter Bogdanovich: Director.
(1938) Marion Game
(1937) Isabelle F Daniels: Jakin, Georgia -- 4X100m relayer (1956 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).

(1936) Boniface Alexandre
(1936) Vic Davalillo: Venezuelan baseball player.
(1936) Bonnie Brown: Rocker (Browns).
(1935) Yvon Deschamps: Canadian comedian actor and producer.
(1935) Geoffrey Lewis in Plainsfield: New Jersey, USA; actor (Earl - Flo, Gun Shy).
(1935) Geoffrey Lewis: American actor and screenwriter (d. 2015).
(1935) Anthony Scrivener: English lawyer (d. 2015).
(1934) Gilles Dreu
(1934) Bud Selig: Celebrity.
(1933) Cees Nooteboom: Dutch writer of novels, travel literature, poetry and journalist.
(1933) Edd Byrnes: Actor.
(1932) Ted Cassidy: American actor and screenwriter (d. 1979).
(1932) Robert W Davis: (Rep-R-Michigan, 1979- ).
(1932) Roger Baudron: French personality from the world of horse racing, a driver, trainer and owner of race horses.
(1932) Morey Carr: Rocker (Playmates).
(1932) John Searle: American philosopher and academic.
(1931) Ivan Rebroff: German singer, famous for singing Russian folk songs, but also performed opera, light classics and folk songs from many other countries.
(1931) Kenny Burrell: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1931) Nick Bollettieri: American tennis player and coach.
(1930) Oleg Popov: Russian clown and actor.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Don Murray: American actor, a tall and rangy lead of stage and screen.
(1929) Gilles Carle: Canadian screenwriter and film director (Born 1928).
(1929) Marc Gentilini
(1929) Oriana Fallaci: Italian journalist.
(1929) Lynne Reid Banks: British author.
(1929) Don Murray in California: USA; actor (Bus Stop, Advise and Consent, Endless Love).
(1929) Jose Santamaria: Uruguayan footballer.
(1929) Lynne Banks: English author.
(1929) José Santamaría: Uruguayan footballer and manager.
(1928) Bill Frenzel: American lieutenant and politician (d. 2014).

(1928) Gene Summers: American modernist architect, considered to have been Mies Van Der Rohe's right hand man.
(1928) Jack Gerson: Scottish screenwriter, known for The Omega Factor (1979), The Regiment (1972) and Aberdeen by Seaside and Deeside (1970).
(1927) Al Aber: American pro athlete, a baseball player for the Detroit Tigers and Cleveland Indians.
(1927) Peter Nichols: English author and playwright.
(1927) Anthony Thomas: British writer.
(1927) Walter Vogt: Writer.
(1926) Hilary Putnam: American mathematician computer scientist and philosopher.
(1926) Bernard Nathanson: American abortionist turned pro-life activist (Born 1926).
(1925) Ignace Heinrich: French Olympic field and track star who won the decathlon in London, 1948.
(1925) Herbert Baumann: German composer.
(1924) Jimmy Evert: American tennis player and coach (d. 2015).
(1923) Stephanie Kwolek: American chemist and engineer invented Kevlar (d. 2014).
(1923) Jimmy Evert: American tennis coach and father of Chris Evert.
(1923) Ahmet Ertegun: Turkish-American songwriter and producer founded Atlantic Records (d. 2006).
(1922) David Ewing Ott
(1922) Hank Bauer: American baseball player and manager (d. 2007).
(1922) David Ott: Schofield Barr Military man.
(1922) Lorenzo Antonetti: Italian ecclesiastic, Roman Catholic Cardinal from February 1998.
(1922) Lucy Killea: (assemblywoman-California).
(1921) Whitney Young: American civil rights activist (d. 1971).
(1921) Peter Benenson: English lawyer and activist founded Amnesty International (d. 2005).
(1921) Donald Malarkey: American sergeant and author.
(1921) Withney Young: Lincoln Ridge Politician.
(1921) Whitney M Young Jr: Civil rights leader (head of Urban League).
(1921) Pierre Colinet: Montoire sur le Loir physician.
(1920) Percy Herbert (actor)
(1920) Rudolf Halaczinsky: Composer.
(1920) James E. Faust: Clergyman.
(1920) Gerrit Peters: Netherlands sport Champion.
(1920) James Faust: American religious leader lawyer and politician (d. 2007).
(1920) James Esdras Faust: American religious leader (d. 2007).
(1920) Percy Herbert: English character actor who worked predominantly during the 1950s, '60s and '70s, becoming one of the most recognisable faces in post-war British cinema.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Primo Levi: Italian novelist, essayist, poet and scientist, whose writings were influenced by his imprisonment at a concentration camp in Auschwitz, 1944-1945.
(1919) Primo Levi Italy: chemist/writer (Survival in Aushchwitz) (dies 1987).
(1919) Henri Rey: French playwright, journalist, broadcaster and scriptwriter.
(1919) Henri-Franéois Rey: Toulouse Writer.
(1919) Hemu Adhikari: Indian cricketer (d. 2003).
(1919) Curt Gowdy: American sportscaster and actor (d. 2006).
(1919) Norman Del Mar: Composer.
(1918) Hank Jones: American pianist composer and bandleader (d. 2010).
(1918) Renaud Mary
(1918) Robert K Morgan

(1918) Paul Boyer: American author, professor of chemistry, author or co-author of over 150 scientific papers in biochemistry & molecular biology, married once, three children.
(1918) Frank Renouf: New Zealand businessman and financier (d. 1998).
(1918) Paul D Boyer: American chemist, Nobel Prize Laureate.
(1917) Jini Dellaccio: American photographer (d. 2014).
(1916) Paul Vandenberghe
(1916) Billy Hitchcock: American baseball player, coach, and official (Born 1916).
(1916) Bill Todman: American screenwriter and producer (d. 1979).
(1916) Sydney Tafler: London, England -- Actor (Too Many Crooks).
(1916) Jan Garwick: Norwegian mathematician and information scientist, in Norway also called the 'father of computer information.
(1916) Sibte Hassan: Pakistani activist, journalist and writer (Born 1916).
(1915) Henri Decaë
(1915) Dante Pantaleoni: Italian artist who worked in various media, from ceramics to sculptor to abstract paintings.
(1915) Henri Decae: French cinematographer who began as an editor, sound recordist and director of short films.
(1915) Cesar Andreu Iglesias: Puerto Rican political activist, labor organizer, journalist, novelist, and short-story writer.
(1915) Robert Steel: Academic.
(1914) Louis de Funès: French actor and screenwriter (d. 1983).
(1914) Raymond Aubrac: French army engineering officer, who became a leader of the French Resistance during the Second World War and a civil engineer after the Second World War.
(1914) Josette Day: French film actress, best known for playing Belle, alongside Jean Marais, in Jean Cocteau's 1946 film "La Belle et la Bête" ("Beauty and the Beast").
(1914) Mario Bava
(1914) Louis De Funes: Courbevoie, France -- Actor (I Tartassati, Fantomas).
(1914) Louis Funès: French film actor, comedian, interior decorator, pianist of Spanish origin, born near Paris, the day when Jean Jaurès was killed in Paris.
(1914) Louis Funes: France Actor.
(1914) Jose Ignacio Domecq: Wine maker.
(1914) Paul Christiansen: American conductor and composer (d. 1997).
(1913) Eda Reiss Merin
(1913) The Bronx (New York)
(1913) Jacques Moeschal: Belgian architect and monumental sculptor.
(1913) Eda Merin: American actress who held the title role, at age 77, in "Don't Tell Mom, The Babysitter's Dead," 1991.
(1913) Bryan Hextall: Canadian ice hockey player (Born 1913).
(1912) Milton Friedman: American economist, statistician, and writer who taught at the University of Chicago for more than three decades.
(1912) Bill Brown (cricketer)
(1912) Irv Kupcinet: Chicago, Illinois -- TV host (Tonight! America After Dark).
(1912) Bill Brown: Australian cricketer (Born 1912).
(1911) George Liberace: Menasha, Wisconsin -- Violinist (Liberace Show).
(1910) Glenn Leibhardt: American baseball player, a right-handed pitcher with the Philadelphia Athletics (1930) and St. Louis Browns (1936, 1938).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Erik von Kuehnelt-Leddihn: Austrian theorist and author (d. 1999).
(1909) Francois Mathieu: Rambervilliers physician.
(1909) Robert Genevrier: St-Denis physician.
(1908) Max Hansen: German military man, a member of the Waffen SS duirng WWII.
(1908) Hans Dauser: German Nazi Untersturmführer (Second Lieutenant) in the Waffen SS during World War II.
(1907) Suzanne Fleurant: France Actor.
(1907) Roy Milton: American singer drummer and bandleader (d. 1983).
(1906) Paul Blanc: Espalion physician.
(1905) Trenchard Cox: Museum director.
(1904) L?on Velluz: Bourg physician.

(1904) Arthur Daley: Sportswriter (NY Times-Pulitzer 1956).
(1904) Th?odore Colmant: Pont sur Sambre EXecutives.
(1904) Brett Halliday: American engineer surveyor and author (d. 1977).
(1903) Walter Camryn: American ballet dancer, teacher and choreographer.
(1902) Gubby Allen: Australian-English cricketer and soldier (d. 1989).
(1901) Jean Dubuffet: French painter, a sophisticated primitive, painting full time after 1942.
(1901) Jean Debuffet: French painter / sculptor (Landscape with 2 Personages).
(1900) Elmo Roper: pollster (Roper Poll).
(1900) Erich Katz: Composer.

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