Famous Birthdays of 31 July
List of celebrities and famous people born on the 31st of July
2009 - 2000
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1989 - 1980
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1979 - 1970
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1969 - 1960
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(1968)
Denis Loré: French matador.
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(1968)
Saeed-Al-Saffar : Former UAE cricketer.
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(1968)
Andre Ware: American athlete, pro football player, quarterback.
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(1968)
David Bradley Stockton Jr: Redlands, California -- PGA golfer (1994 Canon-3rd).
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(1967)
Nina Bouraoui
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(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.
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(1967)
Elizabeth Wurtzel: NYC, New York -- Actress (Prozac Nation).
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(1967)
Rudolf Martin
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(1967)
Minako Honda: Japanese singer and musical actress (Born 1967).
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(1967)
Mitsuo Iwata: Japanese voice actor.
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(1967)
Peter Rono: Kenyan-American runner.
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(1967)
Tony Massenburg: American basketball player.
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(1967)
Tim Wright: Welsh composer.
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(1966)
Dean Cain: American actor.
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(1966)
Marina Ogilvy: British noted family, the daughter of Princess Alexandra and Sir Angus Ogilvy.
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(1966)
Kevin Martin: Canadian curler and sportscaster.
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(1966)
Tatsuya Ishihara: Japanese animator and director.
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(1966)
Neri Marcorè: Italian actor, dubber, imitator, TV presenter and singer.
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(1966)
Julie Forbes: Torphins, Scotland -- Golfer (Aberdeenshire champ 1989).
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(1966)
Marina V A Mowatt [Ogilvy]: Daughter of English Princess Alexandra.
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(1966)
Tylin John: Encino, California -- Playmate (Mar, 1992).
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(1965)
J K Rowling
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(1965)
Scott Brooks: NBA guard (Cleveland Cavaliers, Dallas Mavericks).
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(1965)
Pat Finn: American actor.
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(1965)
Tom Stankowski: Paris, France -- Nike golfer.
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(1965)
JK Rowling: Young Adult Author.
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(1965)
Julian Richards: British film director.
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(1965)
John Laurinaitis: American professional wrestler.
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(1965)
J Rowling: British writer of the immensely popular series of "Harry Potter" books.
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(1965)
Ian Roberts: English-Australian rugby player and actor.
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(1964)
C C Catch
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(1964)
Jim Corr: Irish singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Corrs).
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(1964)
C Catch: Dutch-German singer.
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(1964)
Urmas Hepner: Estonian footballer and coach.
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(1963)
Fatboy Slim
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(1963)
Chad Brock
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(1963)
Norman Cook: British musician (The Housemartins, Freak Power, Beats International, Fatboy Slim).
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(1963)
Fergus Henderson: English chef and author.
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(1963)
Brian Skrudland: Peace River -- NHL center (Florida Panthers).
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(1962)
Wesley Snipes: American actor.
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(1962)
Jackie Bird: Scottish newsreader, proof-reader, journalist and TV personality.
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(1962)
Ezio Rossi: Italian soccer player, a member of the Torino Team.
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(1962)
Kevin Greene: professional American football player.
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(1962)
Kym Malin: Dallas, Texas -- Playmate (May, 1982).
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(1962)
Rhonda Reilly: Indianapolis, Indiana -- LPGA golfer (1992 Oldsmobile-48th).
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(1962)
Troy Murray: Calgary, Alberta -- NHL center (Colorado Avalanche).
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(1962)
John Laurinaitis: American wrestler and producer.
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(1962)
Sandra "Sweetness": Hodge; basketball player (Harlem Globetrotters).
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(1962)
John Chiang: American lawyer and politician 31st California State Controller.
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(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.
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(1961)
David Kissinger: American writer and businessman; son of Henry Kissinger.
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(1961)
Susan Sanders: LPGA golfer.
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(1961)
Frank Gardner: English captain and journalist.
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(1961)
Zaharie Shah: Malaysian pilot who was the capitan of flight MH370.
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(1961)
Chris Hinton: NFL guard (Minn Vikings).
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(1960)
Sylvia Seegrist: American homicide; a young woman who went berserk on 10/30/1985 at 3:30 PM.
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(1960)
Lva Budarova: Czechoslovakia -- Tennis star.
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(1960)
Dale Hunter: Petrolia, Ontario -- NHL center (Washington Capitals).
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(1960)
Malcolm Ross: Scottish guitarist and songwriter (Josef K and Orange Juice).
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(1960)
Paul Hanlon: American homicide after a history of violence.
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1959 - 1950
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(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.
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(1959)
Peter Senior: Singapore -- Australasia golfer.
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(1959)
Stanley Jordan: American guitarist pianist and songwriter.
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(1959)
Maggie Alderson: British-Australian author, magazine editor and fashion journalist.
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(1959)
Andrew Marr: British journalist and political commentator.
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(1958)
Mark Cuban: Entrepreneur.
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(1958)
Bill Berry: American musician and long-time drummer for R.E.
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(1958)
Manuel Gélin
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(1958)
Ingrid Sell: American astrologer and host of the website, "Chiron: Transpersonal Astrology.
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(1958)
Wallace Kurth: Actor (Days of Our Lives, Ned / Ed- General Hospital).
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(1958)
Wally Kurth: American actor and singer.
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(1957)
Lida Baday: Canadian fashion designer with an international reputation.
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(1957)
Dirk Blocker: American actor.
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(1957)
Daniel Ash: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Bauhaus Love and Rockets and Tones on Tail).
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(1957)
Lusaka (Zambia)
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(1957)
Shan Goshorn: American photographer.
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(1957)
Dirk Blocker in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Baa Baa Black Sheep, Ryan's Four).
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(1957)
Victoria E Cooke: Hollywood, California -- Playmate (Aug, 1980).
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(1957)
Irina Nazariva: USSR -- 4 X 400m relay (1980 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
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(1957)
Jane Bennett: American sociologist theorist and academic.
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(1957)
Leon Durham: American baseball player and actor.
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(1957)
Mark Thompson: English businessman.
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(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.
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(1956)
Michael Biehn: American actor director producer and screenwriter.
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(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.
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(1956)
Deval Patrick: American lawyer and politician, Governor of Massachusetts from January 2007.
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(1956)
Lynne Perkins: American author and illustrator.
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(1956)
Bill Callahan: American football player and coach.
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(1956)
Jacinta De Roeck: Director of HVV, the Humanistic Organization in Belgium.
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(1956)
Mark Arden: English actor and screenwriter.
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(1956)
Ron Kuby: American lawyer and radio host.
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(1955)
Jackie Quartz
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(1955)
Penelope Fillon
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(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).
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(1954)
Rainer Bock: German actor.
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(1954)
Manivannan : Indian actor and director (d. 2013).
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(1954)
Derek Smith: Canadian ice hockey player.
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(1953)
Torû Furuya
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(1953)
James Read: American actor.
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(1953)
Jimmy Cook: South African cricketer and coach.
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(1953)
Hugh McDowell: celloist (ELO - "Telephone Line").
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(1953)
Tōru Furuya: Japanese voice actor.
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(1953)
Ted Baillieu: Australian architect and politician 46th Premier of Victoria.
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(1952)
Alan Autry: American football player actor and politician 23rd Mayor of Fresno California.
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(1952)
Faye Kellerman: American author.
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(1952)
Pritawi Sudarmo: Indonesia -- Astronaut.
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(1952)
Helmuts Balderis: Latvian ice hockey player and coach.
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(1952)
João Barreiros: Portuguese author and critic.
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(1952)
Joao Barreiros: Portuguese writer.
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(1952)
Chris Ahrens: American ice hockey player.
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(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.
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(1951)
Antoine Durrleman: French senior official, a member of the Court of Auditors, and CEO of the AP-HP and director of the ENA.
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(1951)
Werner Novak: German footballer.
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(1951)
Barry Van Dyke in Atlanta: Georgia, USA; actor (Lieutenant Dillon - Battlestar Galactica).
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(1951)
Gerald Anthony: Actor (Marco Dane- General Hospital, One Life to Live).
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(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).
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(1951)
Evonne Cawley: Australian tennis player.
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(1951)
Barry Van Dyke: American actor and screenwriter.
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(1950)
Richard Berry (actor)
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(1950)
Pierre Pringuet
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(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).
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(1950)
Charlie Williams: English racing motorcyclist.
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(1950)
Lane Davies: Actor (Mason-Santa Barbara, Impure Thoughts).
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(1950)
Steve Miller: American writer.
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1949 - 1940
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(1947)
Hubert Védrine: French politician French Minister of Foreign Affairs.
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(1947)
Mumtaz (actress)
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(1947)
Jean-François Régère
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(1947)
Richard Griffiths: Movie Actor.
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(1947)
Karl Green
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(1947)
Ian Beck: English children's illustrator and author.
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(1947)
STONE : Paris 12éme Actor.
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(1947)
Dennis Greenslade: Rocker.
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(1946)
Allan Clarke
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(1946)
Gary Lewis: American singer and drummer (Gary Lewis & the Playboys).
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(1946)
Bob Welch: Rock vocalist / guitarist (Fleetwood Mac-Oh Well).
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(1946)
Karen Zerby: American religious leader.
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(1945)
William Weld: American politician, the Governor of Massachusetts after George Dukakis, finally balancing the budget and doing so without raising taxes.
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(1945)
Charlotte Diamond
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(1945)
Gary Lewis: American vocalist ( & the Playboys).
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(1945)
Tomas Vackar: Composer.
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(1945)
William Floyd Weld: (Gov-R-Massachusetts).
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(1945)
David Sutherland: American filmmaker, whose films are independent documentaries.
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(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.
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(1944)
Jonathan Dimbleby: British journalist and television presenter.
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(1944)
Geraldine Chaplin in Santa Monica: California, USA; actress (Dr Zhivago, The Three Musketeers).
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(1944)
Robert Merton: American economist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
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(1944)
Sherry Lansing: American actress and producer.
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(1944)
Henry Akin: American athlete, played pro basketball for two seasons beginning in 1966.
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(1944)
David Norris: Congolese-Irish scholar and politician.
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(1944)
Nico: US model / pop singer (Velvet Underground, Venus in Furs).
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(1944)
Robert C Merton: American mathematician.
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(1944)
Sherry Lansing in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actress (The China Syndrome, Black Rain).
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(1943)
Sab Shimono: American actor and singer.
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(1943)
Susan Flannery in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Leslie Stewart - Dallas).
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(1943)
Carla Glasgow: LPGA golfer.
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(1943)
Lobo : American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
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(1943)
William Bennett: American journalist and politician 3rd United States Secretary of Education.
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(1943)
Laurent Davenas: French magistrate, a judge's son, who has spent his entire career as a prosecutor.
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(1943)
Stephanie Forrester: Actress (Bold & the Beautiful).
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(1942)
James Douglas-Hamilton: British peerage, a Lord, a Member of Parliament with the Conservative Party, Edinburgh West.
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(1941)
Heather McKay: Australian squash player and coach.
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(1941)
Amarsinh Chaudhary: Indian politician 8th Chief Minister of Gujarat (d. 2004).
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(1940)
Carol Clover: American author and academic.
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(1940)
Carol J Clover: American academic.
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(1940)
Stanley Jaffe: Producer (Fatal Attraction).
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(1940)
Roy Walker: Northern Irish comedian actor and game show host.
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1939 - 1930
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(1936)
Vic Davalillo: Venezuelan baseball player.
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(1935)
Yvon Deschamps: Canadian comedian actor and producer.
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(1935)
Geoffrey Lewis: American actor and screenwriter (d. 2015).
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(1935)
Anthony Scrivener: English lawyer (d. 2015).
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(1935)
Geoffrey Lewis in Plainsfield: New Jersey, USA; actor (Earl - Flo, Gun Shy).
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(1934)
Gilles Dreu
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(1933)
Cees Nooteboom: Dutch writer of novels, travel literature, poetry and journalist.
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(1932)
Ted Cassidy: American actor and screenwriter (d. 1979).
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(1932)
John Searle: American philosopher and academic.
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(1932)
Roger Baudron: French personality from the world of horse racing, a driver, trainer and owner of race horses.
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(1932)
Morey Carr: Rocker (Playmates).
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(1932)
Robert W Davis: (Rep-R-Michigan, 1979- ).
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(1931)
Ivan Rebroff: German singer, famous for singing Russian folk songs, but also performed opera, light classics and folk songs from many other countries.
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(1931)
Kenny Burrell: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
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(1931)
Nick Bollettieri: American tennis player and coach.
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(1930)
Oleg Popov: Russian clown and actor.
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1929 - 1920
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(1928)
Jack Gerson: Scottish screenwriter, known for The Omega Factor (1979), The Regiment (1972) and Aberdeen by Seaside and Deeside (1970).
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(1928)
Bill Frenzel: American lieutenant and politician (d. 2014).
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(1927)
Al Aber: American pro athlete, a baseball player for the Detroit Tigers and Cleveland Indians.
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(1927)
Anthony Thomas: British writer.
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(1927)
Walter Vogt: Writer.
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(1927)
Peter Nichols: English author and playwright.
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(1926)
Bernard Nathanson: American abortionist turned pro-life activist (Born 1926).
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(1926)
Hilary Putnam: American mathematician computer scientist and philosopher.
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(1925)
Ignace Heinrich: French Olympic field and track star who won the decathlon in London, 1948.
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(1925)
Herbert Baumann: German composer.
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(1924)
Jimmy Evert: American tennis player and coach (d. 2015).
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(1923)
Stephanie Kwolek: American chemist and engineer invented Kevlar (d. 2014).
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(1923)
Ahmet Ertegun: Turkish-American songwriter and producer founded Atlantic Records (d. 2006).
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(1923)
Jimmy Evert: American tennis coach and father of Chris Evert.
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(1922)
David Ewing Ott
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(1922)
Lucy Killea: (assemblywoman-California).
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(1922)
Lorenzo Antonetti: Italian ecclesiastic, Roman Catholic Cardinal from February 1998.
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(1922)
Hank Bauer: American baseball player and manager (d. 2007).
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(1922)
David Ott: Schofield Barr Military man.
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(1921)
Whitney Young: American civil rights activist (d. 1971).
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(1921)
Peter Benenson: English lawyer and activist founded Amnesty International (d. 2005).
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(1921)
Whitney M Young Jr: Civil rights leader (head of Urban League).
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(1921)
Withney Young: Lincoln Ridge Politician.
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(1921)
Pierre Colinet: Montoire sur le Loir physician.
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(1921)
Donald Malarkey: American sergeant and author.
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(1920)
Percy Herbert (actor)
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(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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(1920)
James Esdras Faust: American religious leader (d. 2007).
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(1920)
Rudolf Halaczinsky: Composer.
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(1920)
Gerrit Peters: Netherlands sport Champion.
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(1920)
James Faust: American religious leader lawyer and politician (d. 2007).
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1919 - 1910
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(1918)
Paul D Boyer: American chemist, Nobel Prize Laureate.
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(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.
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(1918)
Frank Renouf: New Zealand businessman and financier (d. 1998).
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(1917)
Jini Dellaccio: American photographer (d. 2014).
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(1916)
Paul Vandenberghe
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(1916)
Jan Garwick: Norwegian mathematician and information scientist, in Norway also called the 'father of computer information.
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(1916)
Bill Todman: American screenwriter and producer (d. 1979).
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(1916)
Billy Hitchcock: American baseball player, coach, and official (Born 1916).
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(1916)
Sibte Hassan: Pakistani activist, journalist and writer (Born 1916).
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(1916)
Sydney Tafler: London, England -- Actor (Too Many Crooks).
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(1915)
Henri Decaë
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(1915)
Robert Steel: Academic.
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(1915)
Cesar Andreu Iglesias: Puerto Rican political activist, labor organizer, journalist, novelist, and short-story writer.
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(1915)
Henri Decae: French cinematographer who began as an editor, sound recordist and director of short films.
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(1915)
Dante Pantaleoni: Italian artist who worked in various media, from ceramics to sculptor to abstract paintings.
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(1914)
Louis de Funès: French actor and screenwriter (d. 1983).
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(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.
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(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").
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(1914)
Mario Bava
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(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.
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(1914)
Paul Christiansen: American conductor and composer (d. 1997).
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(1914)
Louis Funes: France Actor.
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(1914)
Louis De Funes: Courbevoie, France -- Actor (I Tartassati, Fantomas).
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(1914)
Jose Ignacio Domecq: Wine maker.
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(1913)
Eda Reiss Merin
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(1913)
The Bronx (New York)
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(1913)
Jacques Moeschal: Belgian architect and monumental sculptor.
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(1913)
Bryan Hextall: Canadian ice hockey player (Born 1913).
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(1913)
Eda Merin: American actress who held the title role, at age 77, in "Don't Tell Mom, The Babysitter's Dead," 1991.
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(1912)
Milton Friedman: American economist, statistician, and writer who taught at the University of Chicago for more than three decades.
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(1912)
Bill Brown (cricketer)
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(1912)
Bill Brown: Australian cricketer (Born 1912).
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(1912)
Irv Kupcinet: Chicago, Illinois -- TV host (Tonight! America After Dark).
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(1911)
George Liberace: Menasha, Wisconsin -- Violinist (Liberace Show).
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(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
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(1904)
Th?odore Colmant: Pont sur Sambre EXecutives.
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(1904)
Brett Halliday: American engineer surveyor and author (d. 1977).
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(1904)
Arthur Daley: Sportswriter (NY Times-Pulitzer 1956).
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(1903)
Walter Camryn: American ballet dancer, teacher and choreographer.
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(1902)
Gubby Allen: Australian-English cricketer and soldier (d. 1989).
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(1901)
Jean Dubuffet: French painter, a sophisticated primitive, painting full time after 1942.
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(1901)
Jean Debuffet: French painter / sculptor (Landscape with 2 Personages).
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(1900)
Erich Katz: Composer.
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(1900)
Elmo Roper: pollster (Roper Poll).
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