Famous Birthdays of 31 May
List of celebrities and famous people born on the 31st of May
2010 - Today
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1999 - 1990
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1989 - 1980
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1979 - 1970
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(1977)
Nicola Formichetti
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(1977)
Theodoros Baev: Bulgarian-born Greek volleyball player.
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(1977)
Domenico Fioravanti: Italian swimmer.
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(1977)
Scott Klopfenstein: American singer-songwriter and trumpet player (Reel Big Fish The Littlest Man Band The Scholars and Nuckle Brothers).
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(1977)
Petr Tenkrát: Czech ice hockey player.
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(1977)
Greg Leeb: Canadian ice hockey player.
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(1977)
Joel Ross: English radio and television host.
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(1977)
Phil Devey: Canadian baseball player.
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(1977)
Moses Sichone: Zambian footballer.
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(1977)
June Sarpong: British television presenter.
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(1977)
Petr Tenkrat: Czech ice hockey player.
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(1977)
Debbie King: English TV presenter.
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(1977)
Eric Olsen: TV Actor.
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(1976)
Colin Farrell: Irish actor whose breakthrough role came when he landed a role iin Ballykissangel, a popular TV series by the BBC.
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(1976)
Matt Harpring: American basketball player and sportscaster.
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(1976)
Mashona Washington: American tennis player.
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(1976)
Tonka Tomicic: Chilean model and television host Miss World Chile 1995.
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(1975)
Emmanuel Jonnier: French cross country skier and non-commissioned officer, who has been competing since 1998.
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(1975)
Marissa Mayer: Businesswoman.
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(1975)
Yiasoumis Yiasoumi: Greek-Cypriot footballer.
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(1974)
Ara Celi
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(1974)
Jim Carey (ice hockey)
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(1974)
Chad Campbell: American golfer.
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(1974)
Kenan Dogulu
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(1974)
Sean Kent: American stand-up comedian, actor and writer.
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(1974)
Bindi Mansfield in Mooerbank: New South Wales, Australia; diver (Olympics-1996).
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(1974)
Jim Carey in Dorchester: Massachusetts, USA; NHL goalie (Washington Capitals).
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(1974)
Jim Carey: American hockey player, a goalie for the Washington Capitals, Boston Bruins, and St. Louis Blues between 1994 and 1999.
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(1974)
Tristram Hunt: English historian and politician Shadow Secretary of State for Education.
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(1974)
Kenan Doğulu: Turkish singer-songwriter and producer.
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(1974)
CeeLo Green: Musician.
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(1974)
Adrian Tomine: American author and illustrator.
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(1974)
Zsolt Erdei: Hungarian light heavyweight boxer.
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(1973)
Dominique Monami: Belgium tennis player who placed 33rd to 64th in the ladies singles in the Atlanta Olympics and placed 41st in the World championships.
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(1973)
Adriana Volpe
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(1973)
Chris Harmse: South African hammer thrower.
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(1973)
Tyrone Williams: NFL defensive back (Green Bay Packers - Super Bowl 31).
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(1973)
Kate Howey: English martial artist and coach.
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(1973)
Marty Janzen in Miami: Florida, USA; pitcher (Toronto Blue Jays).
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(1973)
Dominique van Roost in Verviers: Belgium; tennis star (1995 Futures-Great Britain).
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(1972)
Sarah O'Hare
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(1972)
Micol Guidelli: Italian singer in a group with her three siblings, Antonella, Giovanni and Mirium, "Guidelli Cantanti.
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(1972)
Archie Panjabi: English actress.
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(1972)
Sarah Murdoch: English-Australian model and actress.
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(1972)
Frode Estil: Norwegian cross-country skier.
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(1972)
Bryan Walker: safety (Washington Redskins).
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(1972)
John Godina: American shot putter and discus thrower.
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(1972)
Antti Niemi: Finnish footballer and coach.
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(1972)
Eileen Richetelli in Milford: Connecticut, USA; diver (Olympics-1996).
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(1972)
Karl Geary: Irish-American actor screenwriter and nightclub owner.
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(1972)
Dave Roberts: American baseball player and coach.
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(1971)
Diana Damrau: German soprano and actress.
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(1971)
Troy Malave in Cumana: Venezuela; outfielder (Boston Red Sox).
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(1971)
John Ross Bowie: Actor.
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(1971)
Idina Menzel: Actress.
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(1971)
Duncan Jones: Director.
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(1971)
David Conyers: Author.
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(1971)
Murray Hocking in Victoria: Australia; badminton player (Olympics-1996).
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(1971)
Brad Elberg: Canadian Football League running back (Winnipeg Blue Bombers).
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(1971)
Lenny McGill: NFL cornerback (Atlanta Falcons).
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(1970)
Paolo Sorrentino
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(1970)
Cory Mantyka: Canadian Football League guard (British Columbia Lions).
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1969 - 1960
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(1968)
Timothy Brady: American noted family, the son of actor Scott Brady and his wife Mary Lizabeth Tirony Brady, and nephew of actors Lawrence and Edward Tierney.
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(1967)
Sandrine Bonnaire: French actress, has appeared in over 40 French and Hollywood films.
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(1967)
Phil Keoghan: New Zealand television personality.
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(1967)
Kenny Lofton: American baseball player coach and sportscaster.
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(1967)
Vampiro : Canadian-Mexican wrestler and sportscaster.
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(1967)
Kenny Lofton in East Chicago: Illinois, USA; outfielder (Cleveland Indians).
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(1966)
Roshan Mahanama: Sri Lankan cricketer and referee.
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(1966)
Stephen Malkmus: Musician.
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(1966)
Jeremy Hotz: Canadian-American comedian and actor.
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(1966)
Nick Scotti: American model actor and singer.
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(1966)
Jessica Monroe in Palo Alto: California, USA; Canadian rower (Olympics-1996).
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(1965)
Brooke Shields: American actress and model whose films include "Communion," 1977, "The Blue Lagoon," 1980, "Brenda Starr," 1989 and "Backstreet Dreams," 1990.
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(1965)
Annette Renee Peters [nee Hand] in Reno: Nevada, USA; 1500/3000 runner.
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(1965)
Giorgos Gasparis: Greek basketball player.
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(1965)
Brooke Shields in New York City: New York, USA; model/actress (Blue Lagoon, Suddenly Susan).
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(1965)
Yoko Soumi: Japanese voice actress.
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(1964)
Stéphane Caristan: French athlete, track and field, he was the European champion on the 110m hurdles and national record holder (before Ladji Doucouré and after Guy Drut).
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(1964)
Pascal Sellem
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(1964)
Darryl McDaniels: American rapper and producer (Run D.M.
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(1964)
Yukio Edano: Japanese politician Japanese Minister for Foreign Affairs.
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(1964)
Leonard Asper: Canadian lawyer and businessman.
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(1964)
Scotti Hill in Manhasset: New York, USA; rock guitarist (Skid Row-Psycho Love).
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(1964)
Scotti Hill: American guitarist and songwriter (Skid Row).
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(1964)
Darryl McDaniel: American musician aka DMC.
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(1963)
Viktor Orbán: Hungarian politician 38th Prime Minister of Hungary.
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(1963)
Laudelino Cubino
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(1963)
Hugh Dillon: Canadian musician and actor.
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(1963)
Wesley Willis: American singer-songwriter and keyboard player (Wesley Willis Fiasco) (d. 2003).
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(1963)
Viktor Orban: Hungarian politician.
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(1963)
Helen Sharman: Scientist.
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(1963)
Wendy Smith: rocker (Prefab Sprout-2 Wheels Good).
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(1962)
Sebastian Koch: German actor.
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(1962)
Corey Hart: Pop Singer.
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(1962)
Børge Ousland
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(1962)
Magician (magician)
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(1962)
Diane Creighton: American with fatal eating disorder, Creighton died of anorexia in January 1986, age 23.
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(1962)
Geoffroy Roux de Bézieux
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(1962)
Noriko Hidaka: Japanese voice actress and singer.
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(1962)
Magician : American restaurant magician.
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(1962)
Corey Hart in MontrTal: Canada; vocalist ("I Wear My Sunglasses at Night").
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(1962)
Joe Orsulak in Glen Ridge: New Jersey, USA; outfielder (Florida Marlins).
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(1962)
Henry Williams: Canadian Football League receiver (Edmonton Eskimos).
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(1961)
Patti Stanger: Reality Star.
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(1961)
Lea Thompson: American dancer and actress, starring in the Nutcracker Suite at age 4; at 14 she was a member of the Minnesota Dance Theater and at 20, with the San Francisco Ballet Co.
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(1961)
Victoria Ruffo: Soap Opera Actress.
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(1961)
Harry Enfield: Comedian (Dermot-Men Behaving Badly, Saturday Live).
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(1961)
Ray Cote: Canadian ice hockey player.
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(1961)
Justin Madden: Australian footballer and politician.
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(1961)
Lea Thompson in Rochester: Minnesota, USA; actress (Back to the Future, Caroline In The City, Casual Sex, Space Camp).
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(1960)
Hervé Gaymard
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(1960)
Marco Albarello: Italian skier, winner of a Gold Medal at the World Cup in Obsertstdorf by going 15 km distance on 12/15/87.
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(1960)
Chris Elliott: Movie Actor.
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(1960)
Herve Gaymard: French politician and a member of UMP conservative party.
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(1960)
Chris Elliott in New York City: New York, USA; actor/comedian (Get a Life, David Letterman Show).
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(1960)
Greg Adams: Canadian ice hockey player and businessman.
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(1960)
Norm Johnson NFL place kicker (Seattle Seahawks: Pittsburgh Steelers).
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(1960)
Peter Winterbottom: British rugby player.
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1959 - 1950
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(1958)
Gary George Hallberg in Berwyn: Illinois, USA; PGA golfer (1983 Andy Williams).
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(1958)
Mkhuseli Jack: South African UDF-leader (consumer boycotts).
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(1958)
Angel Franco in Asuncion: Paraguay; golfer (1993 Nike Dominion).
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(1957)
Joé Seeten
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(1957)
Kyle Secor: American actor and director.
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(1957)
Stephen Jones: British milliner.
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(1957)
Jim Craig: North Easton, Massachusetts -- Hockey goalie (1980 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
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(1957)
Jim Craig in North Easton: Massachusetts, USA; hockey goalie (Olympics-gold-1980).
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(1956)
Fritz Hilpert: German musician and sound engineer (Kraftwerk).
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(1956)
Regina Brett: Journalist.
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(1956)
Yoshiko Sakakibara: Chiba, Japan -- Actress (Sailor Moon, Vampire Hunter).
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(1956)
Bart van Poppel: Dutch bassist / guitarist / singer (Tambourine).
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(1956)
John Young: English singer-songwriter and keyboard player (Qango and Strawbs).
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(1955)
Joe Longthorne
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(1955)
Ben de Lisi: American fashion designer.
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(1955)
Susie Essman: American actress producer and screenwriter.
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(1955)
Nilüfer Yumlu: Turkish singer-songwriter.
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(1955)
Ben de: Lisi; British fashion designer.
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(1955)
Laura Baugh in Gainesville: Florida, USA; LPGA golfer (1994 Youngstown Classic-9th).
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(1955)
Larry Owen: American baseball player, a right-handed who played with the Atlanta Braves (1981–83, 1985) and Kansas City Royals (1987–88).
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(1955)
Colm Toibin: Novelist.
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(1955)
Brian Kobilka: Scientist.
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(1955)
Tommy Emmanuel: Australian singer-songwriter and guitarist (Dragon).
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(1955)
Jake Roberts: Celebrity.
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(1955)
Bruce Adolphe: American pianist composer and scholar.
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(1954)
Bernard Métraux
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(1954)
Thomas Mavros: Greek footballer.
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(1954)
Vicki Sue Robinson: American singer (d. 2000).
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(1954)
Vicki Robinson: American actress and singer (d. 2000).
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(1953)
François Rollin
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(1953)
Lynne Truss: English journalist and author.
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(1953)
Linda Riordan: English politician.
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(1953)
Pirkka-Pekka Petelius: Finnish actor and screenwriter.
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(1953)
Kim Weston: Photographer.
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(1953)
Fabio Concato: Italian singer-songwriter, who started his career with the cabaret group "I mormoranti", performing at the Derby Club in his hometown.
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(1953)
Colm Meaney: Actor.
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(1952)
Catherine McGoohan
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(1952)
Karl Bartos: German singer-songwriter and keyboard player (Kraftwerk and Electronic).
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(1952)
Henri Loyrette: French business leader, the chairman of Admical, a French organisation dedicated to corporate philanthropy.
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(1951)
Serge Brussolo: French writer, whose first published text was "The Escaped Prisoner" published in 1972 in The Wedged Paddle.
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(1951)
Stephen Tobolowsky: Actor.
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(1951)
Karl-Hans Riehm: German hammer thrower.
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(1950)
Alexandre Barbault: French astrologer and member of a noted French astrology family, the son of Armand Barbault and nephew of Andre Barbault.
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(1950)
François-Xavier Villain
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(1950)
Gregory Harrison: American actor, popular as the handsome and sexy surgeon Gonzo Gates for seven years on the hit TV series "Trapper John, M.D.
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(1950)
Edgar Savisaar: Estonian politician Estonian Minister of the Interior.
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(1950)
Gregory Harrison in Catalina: California, USA; actor (Trapper John, Logan's Run).
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(1950)
Tom Berenger in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actor (Big Chill, Someone to Watch Over Me).
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(1950)
Edward Barker: Cartoonist.
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(1950)
Jean Chalopin: French director producer and screenwriter founded DIC Entertainment.
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1949 - 1940
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(1948)
Rhea Perlman in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actress (Carla - Cheers, Zena - Taxi).
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(1948)
Marília Gabriela: Brazilian singer, known as.
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(1948)
Svetlana Alexievitch: Belarusian investigative journalist and prose writer, writing in Russian.
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(1947)
Gabriele Hinzmann: German discus thrower.
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(1947)
Campbell: Scottish singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Marmalade).
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(1947)
William H Campbell Jr: Rocker.
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(1947)
Jean-Pierre Mougin: French sports administrator, the vice president in charge of employment, training and qualification in 'Le Comité National Olympique et Sportif Français' (CNOSF), the French Olympic committee.
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(1947)
Junior Campbell: British musician and songwriter (The Marmalade).
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(1947)
David Rowlands: English civil servant (d. 2014).
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(1946)
Krista Kilvet: Estonian journalist politician and diplomat (d. 2009).
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(1946)
Maeve Kinkead in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Guiding Light).
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(1946)
Steve Bucknor: Jamaican cricketer and umpire.
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(1946)
Debbie Moore: Founder / CEO (Pineapple Dance Studios).
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(1946)
Ted Baehr: American publisher and critic.
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(1946)
Vincent Lamanda: French magistrate who served as First President of the Court of Cassation from 30 May 2007 to 30 June 2014.
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(1945)
Rainer Werner Fassbinder: film-maker, dies of drug overdose in Munich, Germany, at age 36.
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(1945)
Laurent Gbagbo: Ivorian academic and politician 4th President of Côte d'Ivoire.
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(1945)
Henri Emmanuelli: French senior banking executive and politician.
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(1945)
Linda Davies: British Judge.
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(1945)
Bernard Goldberg: American journalist and author.
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(1945)
Rainer Fassbinder: German prolific film writer and director of the New German theater, known for bizarre, angst-ridden studies of despair.
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(1945)
Bernard Goldberg?: American journalist.
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(1944)
Christian Pellerin: French businessman, the chairman of the board of directors of the company 'I.
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(1944)
Samantha Juste: English-American singer and television host (d. 2014).
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(1943)
Joe Namath: American football star who took the New York Jets to a winning season at the Super Bowl III.
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(1943)
Sharon Gless: American actress whose greatest fame was as a detective in "Cagney and Lacey," from 1982, playing one of two female cops along with her partner Tyne Daly.
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(1943)
Daniel Robin: French athlete, wrestler, he won two silver medals at the 1968 Olympics.
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(1943)
Sharon Gless in Los Angeles: California, USA; actress (Chris Cagney - Cagney and Lacey).
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(1943)
Earl of: Macclesfield.
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(1943)
Marie Bonal
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(1943)
Jean-Charles Foellner: French freemason, the grand master of 'La Grande Loge nationale française (GLNF)' from 2001 to 2007.
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(1943)
Gale Sayers: Athlete.
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(1942)
Happy Hairston
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(1942)
Happy Hairston NBA star (Cincinnati: Detroit, Los Angeles).
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(1942)
John Daniel: British Vice-Chancellor (Open University).
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(1941)
Kenneth Cooper in New York City: New York, USA; harpsichordist/professor (Barnard, Brooklyn).
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(1941)
Johnny Paycheck in Greenfield: Ohio, USA; singer ("Take This Job and Shove It").
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(1941)
Gil [Walter] Morgan in Haddock: Georgia, USA; PGA golfer (1990 Kemper Open).
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(1941)
June Clark: British Professor of Nursing (Middlesex University).
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(1941)
Louis Ignarro: American pharmacologist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
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(1940)
Alain Duhamel: French journalist and political commentator.
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(1940)
Alfonso Guerra: Spanish politician, the Vice-President 1987.
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(1940)
Gilbert Louis: French Catholic clergyman, the 104th bishop of Chalons-en-Champagne since 1999.
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(1940)
Gilbert Shelton: American underground comics illustrator.
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(1940)
Anatoliy Bondarchuk: Ukrainian hammer thrower and coach.
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(1940)
Augie Mayer: rocker (Sir Douglas Quintet).
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(1940)
Elfi Mikesch: Cinematographer (Erotique, Out of America, Malina).
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1939 - 1930
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(1939)
Terry Waite: British diplomat, special envoy and hostage victim taken in Lebanon 1/20/1987, 21:30 EET.
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(1939)
Roberto Raviola: Stage name Magnus.
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(1939)
Charles Drain: Singer.
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(1938)
Peter Yarrow: American musician, guitarist and vocalist with the noted group "Peter, Paul and Mary" since 1961.
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(1938)
Johnny Paycheck: American singer (d. 2003).
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(1938)
Ron Laird: American track & field champion.
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(1938)
Peter Yarrow in New York City: New York, USA; musician (Peter, Paul and Mary - "Puff the Magic Dragon").
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(1938)
Johnny PayCheck: American country singer known for being a hard-drinking hell-raiser whose big hit, selling two million copies, was "Take This Job and Shove It," 1977.
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(1938)
Ruth Coker: American astrologer and co-author of a pamphlet on Quintiles.
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(1938)
John Prescott: Welsh sailor and politician Deputy Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.
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(1938)
Jean-Michel Vaccaro: French musicologist, an expert on the lute and author of the book "La musique de luth en France au XVIe siecle" (1981).
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(1937)
Barbara Koval: American professional astrologer for over 20 years, the author of articles for most of the major pop and serious astrological magazines for over 15 years.
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(1937)
Bob Ferry
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(1937)
Vladislav Ivanovich Gulyayev: Russia -- Cosmonaut.
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(1936)
Daniel Meyer: American electrical engineer and CEO of Cincinnati Milacron, a machinery manufacturing company.
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(1935)
Jim Bolger: New Zealand businessman and politician 35th Prime Minister of New Zealand.
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(1934)
Jim Hutton: Actor (Ellery Queen), dies of liver cancer at 45.
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(1934)
Karl-Erik Welin: Composer.
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(1934)
Bent Peter Rasch: Denmark -- Canoeist (1952 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
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(1933)
Henry B Eyring: American religious figure; son of Henry Eyring.
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(1933)
Henry Eyring: American religious leader educator and author.
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(1932)
Hanno Selg: Estonian pentathlete.
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(1932)
George Vallings: British Vice-Admiral.
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(1932)
Jay Miner: American computer scientist and engineer (d. 1994).
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(1932)
Ed Lincoln: Brazilian pianist bassist and composer (d. 2012).
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(1932)
Ronald Hampel: British CEO (ICI).
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(1931)
Shirley Verrett: American opera singer, specializing in soprano for the greater variety of role opportunities, internationally known.
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(1931)
John Robert Schrieffer: American physicist, Nobel Prize laureate.
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(1931)
Joy Adams: American psychic who has channeled since pre-school, talking regularly to a dead grandmother.
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(1931)
Steve Horn: American politician (Representative-Republican-California).
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(1931)
Shirley Verrett in New Orleans: Louisiana, USA; American mezzo-soprano (Cassandra - Les Troyens).
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(1931)
John Schrieffer: American physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
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(1931)
Justice Turner
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(1930)
Clint Eastwood: American actor in tough-guy roles, a rugged 6'4" star with a face that has become craggier every year.
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(1930)
William Taylor: British Chairman of Convocation (London University).
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(1930)
Clint Eastwood in San Francisco: California, USA; actor (Dirty Harry), mayor (Carmel, California).
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(1930)
Clinton Eastwood: San Francisco Actor.
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1929 - 1920
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(1927)
Isabel Stoate: British diplomat.
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(1927)
Lloyd Thaxton: American television host and producer (d. 2008).
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(1927)
James Eberle: English admiral.
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(1927)
Clint Walker: Actor.
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(1926)
Viscount Ingleby
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(1926)
Johnny Gimble: Musician.
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(1926)
Jacques Lombard: French anthropologist ('Institut de recherche pour le développement,' formerly Orstom) and filmmaker specializing in the study of Madagascar and the Lobi culture in Burkina Faso.
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(1926)
Derek Birley: British Vice-Chancellor (Ulster University).
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(1925)
Edda Albertini: Italian stage and television actress; she died January 13, 1988.
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(1925)
Billye Becker: American astrologer who joined AFA in 1/1974.
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(1925)
Giulio Castelli: Italy sport Champion.
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(1925)
Julian Beck: American actor and director (d. 1986).
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(1924)
Ida Presti
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(1924)
Patricia Roberts Harris: American politician (Representative-Democrat) dies at age 60.
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(1924)
Gisela May: Germany Actor.
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(1924)
Patricia Harris: American lawyer, educator, government official.
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(1924)
Michel Portmann: Bordeaux physician.
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(1924)
Jean Debuf: French champion weightlifter.
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(1923)
Rainier III Prince of Monaco
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(1923)
Ellsworth Kelly: American painter, sculptor and artist.
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(1923)
Rainier III: Prince of Monaco (d. 2005).
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(1923)
Clint Rainier III: Prince of Monaco (1949-).
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(1923)
Rainier: Monaco royalty, ruler of a principality of 370 acres, which under the terms of the Treaty of 1918 with France, will fall under French rule if the royal family dies out.
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(1923)
Donald Kinman: American homicide; liked to strangle his women while making love.
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(1923)
Wolfgang Lesser: Composer.
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(1922)
Denholm Elliott: English actor (Raiders of Lost Ark), dies at 70.
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(1922)
Raymond O'Brien: American administrator and CEO of Consolidate Freightways, a shipping and freight company.
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(1922)
Elisabeth: Arch Duchess of Austria / Princess of Liechtenstein.
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(1922)
Louis George: Nancy Military man.
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(1921)
Alida Valli: Italian actress, internationally known, born in Pola, Italy, in a region now belonging to Croatia.
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(1921)
Andrew Grima: British jeweller.
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(1921)
Robert Arthur Ley: United Kingdom -- Sci-fi author (Telepath, Power of X).
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(1921)
Howard Reig: American radio and television announcer (d. 2008).
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(1921)
Edna Doré: English actress (d. 2014).
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(1920)
Edward Bennett Williams lawyer/team owner (Washington Redskins: Baltimore Orioles).
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(1920)
Edward Bennett Williams: Lawyer.
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(1920)
Andrew Bettwy: American government official, a Republican who served as Arizona State Land Commissioner from 1970 to 1978 under four Arizona governors.
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1919 - 1910
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(1919)
Robie Macauley: American novelist and literary critic (Born 1919).
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(1919)
Chet Gierlach: Music publisher / composer.
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(1919)
Emmanual Tettey: Mensah musician.
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(1918)
Sadie Corré: English actress and dancer (d. 2009).
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(1918)
Jean-Claude Poirot: Ventron physician.
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(1917)
Jean Rouch: French filmmaker and anthropologist, considered to be one of the founders of cinéma-vérité in France, which shared the aesthetics of the direct cinema spearheaded by Richard Leacock, D.A.
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(1917)
Massimo Serato: Italian actor who fathered a son, Luca Magnani, with actress Anna Magnani.
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(1916)
Bert Haanstra: Dutch documentary film maker specializing in the interpretation of his own country to itself and other nations.
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(1916)
Massimo Serato
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(1916)
Gastone Maresca: Italy Scientist.
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(1916)
Bernard Lewis: English-American historian and author.
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(1916)
Judy Campbell actress (Convoy: Bonnie Prince Charlie).
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(1916)
Albert Haanstra: Netherlands Actor.
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(1916)
John Vivyan actor (Mr Lucky: Wrong Man, Imitation of Life).
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(1916)
Battle of Jutland : Most important battle at sea in first World War.
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(1915)
Pierre Grappin: French author of the French-German dictionary "le Grappin".
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(1914)
Pierre Contensou: Villefranche de R Military man.
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(1914)
Akira Ifukube: Japanese composer of classical music and film scores, perhaps best known for his work on the soundtracks of the Godzilla movies by Toho.
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(1913)
Hernani GM Andrade
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(1913)
Margarita Bertheau Odio: Costa Rican painter and cultural promoter.
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(1913)
Kenn Brodziak: Australian entrepreneur, who was a theatre and concert promoter, producer and artist manager whose career lasted from the 1940s until his retirement in 1980.
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(1913)
Hernani Andrade: Brazilian psychic researcher and author of many books on PSI phenomena and reincarnation.
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(1913)
Peter Gibson: British Rear-Admiral.
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(1912)
Henry Jackson: American lawyer, politician and U.S.
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(1912)
Buell Quain: American ethnologist who, after graduating from Columbia University, worked with native peoples in Fiji and Brazil.
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(1912)
Martin Schwarzschild: US astronomer (evolution).
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(1912)
Henry M: "Scoop" Jackson (Senator-Democrat-Washington).
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(1912)
Barbara Pepper: NYC, New York -- Actress (Doris Ziffel-Green Acres, Rogue Tavern).
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(1912)
Martin Schwarzchild: German/american astronomer of Jewish origin.
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(1912)
Henry M. Jackson: Politician.
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(1912)
Alfred Deller: English countertenor (Born 1912).
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(1911)
Maurice Allais: French economist and physicist Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2010).
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(1911)
René Cloërec
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(1911)
Leonard Boden: Leonard Boden was a Scottish portrait painter and illustrator.
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(1911)
Edward Adamson: Art therapist / collector.
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(1910)
Francis Avery: Jones British gastro-enterologist.
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(1910)
Maria Babin Cortes: Puerto Rican educator, literary critic, and essayist.
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(1910)
Luis Rosales: Spanish poet and essayist who won the Miguel Cervantes award in 1982 for his work.
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1909 - 1900
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(1909)
René Lefèvre-Bel: French theatre, film and stage actor, who died on 10 January 1999 at Couilly-Pont-aux-Dames, Seine-et-Marne, France.
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(1909)
Art Coulter: Canadian-American ice hockey player (d. 2000).
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(1909)
Jan Lewando: British director (Marks and Spencer).
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(1909)
Rene Lefevre-Bel: France Actor.
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(1909)
Benny Goodman: Musician.
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(1909)
Thor Thorvaldsen: Norway -- Yachtsman (1948, 52 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
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(1909)
Aurore Gagnon: French Canadian child abuse victim (d. 1920).
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(1908)
Don Ameche: American actor in vaudeville and radio with some 50 films from 1936.
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(1908)
Nils Poppe: Swedish actor director and screenwriter (d. 2000).
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(1908)
Ernest Terreau: France sport Champion.
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(1908)
Marcel Lennuyeux: Toulouse Military man.
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(1908)
Sigfred Johansen: Danish actor (d. 1953).
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(1908)
Mellie Uyldert: Dutch astrologer, one of Holland's Grand Ladies in astrology, instrumental in the revival of the interest in natural healing, herbs, precious stones and metals.
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(1908)
Serge Rubenstein: Russian entrepreneur, a money juggler called a "financial wizard.
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(1907)
Hervé Alphand: French diplomat, and French ambassador to the United States, from 1956 to 1965.
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(1907)
Peter Fleming: British writer of theatrical revues for The Spectator, and contributor of articles to a variety of British and American periodicals.
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(1907)
António Monteiro: Portuguese mathematician who emigrated from the overseas province of Angola to Portugal with his mother and sister in 1907.
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(1907)
Valston Hancock: British air marshal.
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(1907)
Walter Stewart: Mont Saint Aignan physician.
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(1906)
Bruno Groening
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(1905)
Florence Desmond: English actress and comedian (d. 1993).
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(1905)
Roy Peaches: Davis baseball pitcher.
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(1904)
Stan Brenders
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(1902)
Ralph Walter: Wood composer.
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(1902)
Henk Schaer [Hendricus JM Schaareman]: Actor / conductor.
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(1902)
Billy Mayerl: English pianist and composer (d. 1959).
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(1901)
Pierre Laurent-Darnar: Fontenay Journalist.
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(1901)
Charles Brunier: French convicted murderer and veteran of both the First and Second World Wars who claimed, in 2005, to have been the inspiration for Papillon.
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(1901)
Cornelia Otis Skinner: Actress.
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(1901)
Alfredo Antonini: American conductor and composer, at age 82 (born 1901).
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(1900)
Helma Wolf-Catz Dutch author (Undercurrent: Coral Reef).
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