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Famous Birthdays of 31 October

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

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2009 - 2000

(2005) Infanta Leonor of Spain: daughter of Felipe, Prince of Asturias and Letizia, Princess of Asturias.
(2005) Leonor : Spanish princess, the first child of her parents Prince Felipe, the Crown Prince of Spain, and her mother Letizia Rocasolano.
(2001) Griffin Tucker: Pop Singer.
(2000) Willow Smith: American actress and singer and child of noted family.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Mikey Marrero: Vine Star.
(1999) Léa Serna: French figure skater.
(1998) Christian Kai: Musical.
(1997) SelfieC : Vine Star.
(1997) Holly Taylor: Canadian-American actress and dancer.
(1997) Sydney Park: TV Actress.
(1995) Joana Costa: Portuguese tennis player.
(1995) Mateo Arias: TV Actor.
(1994) Daniel Sahyounie: YouTube Star.
(1993) Brett Kelly: Actress.

(1993) Patrick Barnes: Vine Star.
(1993) Nadine Lustre: TV Actress.
(1992) Vanessa Marano: TV Actress.
(1992) Clay Thomson: Stage Actor.
(1991) Sven Kaldre: Estonian basketball player.
(1991) Jordan-Claire Green: American actress.
(1990) Tati Cotliar
(1990) Aaron Abernathy: American homicide victim.
(1990) Lil' JJ: American comedian and actor.
(1990) PKSparkxx : YouTube Star.
(1990) Lil JJ: TV Actor.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Warren Weir: Jamaican sprinter.
(1989) Icewear Vezzo: Rapper.
(1989) Ben Brooks: British motocross racer.
(1989) Gabe Barham: Drummer.
(1989) Nastia Liukin: Athlete.
(1988) Sébastien Buemi: Swiss race car driver.
(1988) Cole Aldrich: American basketball player.
(1988) Pete Wicks: Reality Star.
(1988) Ben Bruce: Guitarist.
(1988) Jack Riewoldt: Australian rules footballer.

(1988) Sebastien Buemi: Swiss racing driver.
(1987) Nick Foligno: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1987) Jean-Karl Vernay: French race car driver.
(1987) Ashley Graham: Model.
(1986) Brent Corrigan: American pornographic actor.
(1986) Sean Lockhart: American porn actor and director.
(1986) Iyanya : R&B Singer.
(1986) Christie Hayes: Australian actress and producer.
(1986) Chris Alajajian: Australian race car driver.
(1985) Kathryn Minshew: Businesswoman.
(1985) Anne Dechauffour: French tourist, she was shot at point-blank range with her mother, Corinne, painter, on the parking of the Westgate Mail, in Nairobi.
(1984) Hanna Hilton
(1984) Scott Clifton: Soap Opera Actor.
(1984) Pat Murray: American football player.
(1984) Misha Mansoor: Guitarist.
(1984) NepentheZ : YouTube Star.
(1984) Amanda Pascoe: Australian swimmer.
(1984) Nicole Rash: American model and actress Miss Indiana 2007.
(1983) Alexander Grischuk
(1983) Christophe Jallet
(1983) Sitashma Chand: Nepalese model Miss Nepal 2007.
(1983) Katy French: Irish supermodel and socialite (Born 1983).
(1983) Adam Bouska: American photographer and activist founded the NOH8 Campaign.
(1982) Justin Chatwin: Canadian actor.
(1982) Tomáš Plekanec: Czech ice hockey player.
(1982) Jordan Bannister: Australian footballer and umpire.
(1982) Tomas Plekanec: Czech ice hockey player.
(1981) Frank Iero: American musician (My Chemical Romance, Leathermouth, Pencey Prep; founder of Skeleton Crew (record label)).
(1981) Selina Jen: Taiwanese singer and actress (S.
(1981) Ivanka Trump: Businesswoman.
(1981) Mike Napoli: MLB catcher and first baseman.
(1981) Shaun Sipos: Actor.
(1981) Steven Hunter: American basketball player.
(1981) Lollie Devereaux: French-Canadian actress singer and dancer.
(1981) Lollie Alexi Devereaux: French actress & writer.
(1981) Selina (Chia-Hsuan) Jen: Taiwanese singer (S.
(1981) Irina Denezhkina: Russian author.
(1981) Fiona Dourif: Actress.
(1980) Samaire Armstrong: Japanese-American model actress and fashion designer.
(1980) Eddie Thomas: Movie Actor.
(1980) Marcel Meeuwis: Dutch footballer.
(1980) Eddie Kaye Thomas: Actor.
(1980) Eddie Kaye Thomas: American actor.
(1980) Alondra de la Parra Mexican founder and artistic director of the New York: based Philharmonic Orchestra of the Americas.
(1980) Alondra de la Parra: Mexican-American pianist and conductor.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Karine Delgado: French flamenco dancer and teacher who has a school in Narbonne.
(1979) Lilian Klebow
(1979) Erica Cerra
(1979) Simão Sabrosa: Portuguese footballer.
(1979) Ricardo Fuller: Jamaican footballer.
(1979) Saaphyri Windsor: American model and actress.
(1979) Simao Sabrosa: Portuguese footballer.
(1978) Franck Gastambide
(1978) Thomas N'Gijol
(1978) Martin Verkerk: Dutch tennis player.

(1978) Brian Hallisay
(1978) Zachary Knighton: American actor.
(1978) Céline Balitran: French TV presenter, known for dating American actor George Clooney (3 years).
(1978) Inka Grings: German footballer and manager.
(1978) Emmanuel Izonritei: Nigerian boxer.
(1978) Matthew Morrison: Actor.
(1978) Mika Sugisaki: Japanese actress and radio host.
(1978) Marek Saganowski: Polish footballer.
(1978) Joselina Garcia: Miss Honduras Universe (1997).
(1977) Séverine Ferrer: French singer.
(1977) Sylviane Felix: French athlete.
(1977) Severine Ferrer: French singer.
(1977) Sylviane Félix: French sprinter.
(1976) Piper Perabo: American actress.
(1976) Guti (footballer)
(1976) Koji Yamamoto: Japanese actor and singer.
(1976) Joe Warren: MMA Fighter.
(1976) Guti : Spanish footballer.
(1975) Victoria Ravva
(1975) Johnny Whitworth: American actor and producer.
(1975) Steve Kazee: Actor.
(1975) Carla Boyd: Wynyard, Tasmania -- Basketball player (1996 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1975) Fabio Celestini: Swiss footballer and manager.
(1975) Jagan Hames: Australian decathlete (1996 Olympics).
(1975) Marco Scutaro: Athlete.
(1975) Keith Jardine: American mixed martial artist and actor.
(1974) Céline Balitran
(1974) Suzanna Urszuly
(1974) Scott Sartiano
(1974) Serge Heuveling: Soccer player (NEC).
(1974) Roger Manganelli: Brazilian-American singer-songwriter and bass player (Less Than Jake and Rehasher).
(1974) Muzzy Izzet: English-Turkish footballer.
(1974) Jeff Gooch: Linebacker (Tampa Bay Buccaneers).
(1974) Natasja Saad: Danish reggae and dance hall artist (Born 1974).
(1974) Julie Minta Gleneck: Miss New Hampshire USA (1996).
(1973) Philippe Bas (actor)
(1973) Tim Byrdak: American baseball player.
(1973) Beverly Lynne: American porn actress and producer.
(1973) Ross Verba: NFL tackle (Green Bay Packers - Super Bowl 31).
(1973) Fiona Smith: Ice hockey defenseman (Canada, Olympics - 1998).
(1973) Paul Abrahams: English footballer and coach.
(1973) Christopher Bevins: American voice actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1973) David Dellucci: American baseball player and sportscaster.
(1973) Grigorios Georgatos: Greek footballer.
(1973) Arzum Onan: Turkish model and actress Miss Europe 1993.
(1972) Clifford Rozier: NBA center / forward (Golden State Warriors).
(1972) Pharoahe Monch
(1972) David Jolly: Politician.
(1972) Grigoris Georgatos: Greek footballer.
(1972) Matt Dawson: English rugby union footballer.
(1972) Shaun Bartlett: South African footballer and manager.
(1972) Jamie Asher: NFL tight end (Washington Redskins).
(1971) Rafael Novoa (actor)
(1971) Ian Walker: English footballer and manager.
(1971) Phillip Tataurangi: Auckland, New Zealand -- Australasia golfer.
(1971) Toby Anstis: British radio presenter.
(1971) Alphonso Ford: American basketball player (Born 1971).
(1971) Tom Smith: English-Scottish rugby player and coach.
(1971) Phil Tataurangi: New Zealand golfer.
(1970) Linn Berggren: Swedish singer-songwriter and producer (Ace of Base).
(1970) Bibiana Perez: Italian skier, competed in the Olympics at Albertville February 1992.
(1970) Adriana Abascal
(1970) Angelino Alfano
(1970) Steve Trachsel: Oxnard, California -- Pitcher (Chicago Cubs).
(1970) Nia Long: Actress.
(1970) Nolan North: Voice Actor.
(1970) Nicky Wu: Taiwanese actor and martial arts expert.
(1970) Rogers Stevens: American guitarist (Blind Melon).
(1970) Johnny Moeller: American guitarist (The Fabulous Thunderbirds).
(1970) Mitch Harris: American guitarist and songwriter (Napalm Death Defecation and Meathook Seed).
(1970) Terry Alderton: English comedian and actor.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Kim Rossi Stuart
(1969) Anna Wallner
(1969) Edgar Wunder: German social scientist, geographer, researcher in anomalistics und politician (Die Linke).
(1969) Henry John Mills: NFL tight end (Houston Oilers).
(1969) David Coburn: American actor/voice actor.
(1969) Lee Woodall: NFL linebacker (SF 49ers).
(1968) Antonio Davis: American basketball player: forward/center, Pacers.
(1968) Ally McErlaine
(1968) Russ McCullough: WLAF offensive linebacker (Frankfurt Galaxy).
(1968) Ali McErlaine: Scottish rock musician with the band Texas, playing with Sharleen Spiteri and Johnny McElhone.

(1968) Vanilla Ice: Musician.
(1968) Eddie Taubensee: Beeville, Texas -- Catcher (Cin Reds).
(1967) Vanilla Ice: American rapper.
(1967) Irina Pantaeva: Russian-American model and actress.
(1967) Buddy Lazier: American race car driver.
(1967) Petros Gaitanos: Greek singer.
(1967) Gavin Rossdale: Musician.
(1967) Adam Schlesinger: American bass player songwriter and producer (Fountains of Wayne Ivy and Tinted Windows).
(1966) Ad-Rock : American rapper producer and actor (Beastie Boys and BS 2000).
(1966) Georg Friedrich (actor)
(1966) Mike O'Malley: American actor and writer who has appeared in many films and television series.
(1966) Annabella Lwin: Burmese singer-songwriter and producer (Bow Wow Wow).
(1966) Koji Kanemoto: Wrestler (NJPW / AAA / UWA, Tiger Mask, King Lee).
(1966) Jon Wurster: American drummer and radio host (Superchunk and The Mountain Goats).
(1966) Joseph Boyden: Canadian-American author and academic.
(1966) Adam Horovitz (Adrock): American rapper (Beastie Boys).
(1966) Adam Horovitz: Rapper.
(1966) Ad-Rock [Adam: Horowitz]; rocker (Beastie Boys - "You Gotta Fight").
(1966) Carl Hart: Educator.
(1966) Brian Keyser: Castro Valley, California -- Pitcher (Chicago White Sox).
(1966) Jean-Claude Gos: French Neo-Nazi and bigoted fanatic.
(1965) Sidi Oraza
(1965) Blue Edwards: American basketball player: guard, Grizzlies.
(1965) Rob Rackstraw: English voice actor.
(1965) Denis Irwin: Irish footballer and journalist.
(1965) Paul Toit: South African painter and sculptor (d. 2014).
(1965) Ruud Hesp: Soccer player (Roda JC).
(1965) Annabella Lwin [Myant Aye]: Rangoon, Burma -- Singer (I Want Candy).
(1964) Marco van Basten: Dutch soccer star (Ajax, AC Milan).
(1964) Frank Bruni: American journalist and critic.
(1964) Amy Biersack: Family Member.
(1964) Marco Van Basten: Dutch football manager and former football player, who played for Ajax and Milan, as well as the Dutch national team, in the 1980s and early 1990s.
(1964) Amanda Sandrelli: Rome, Italy -- Actress (The Key).
(1964) Colm O Ciosoig: Irish drummer (My Bloody Valentine, Hope Sandoval & the Warm Inventions).
(1964) Darryl Worley: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1964) Colm Cíosóig: Irish drummer and songwriter (My Bloody Valentine Mazzy Star and Hope Sandoval & the Warm Inventions).
(1963) Dermot Mulroney: American actor.
(1963) Rob Schneider: American actor.
(1963) Johnny Marr: English guitarist and songwriter (The Smiths, Modest Mouse).
(1963) Fred McGriff: Tampa, Florida -- Infielder (Atlanta Braves).
(1963) Dmitri Meskhiyev
(1963) Dunga : Brazilian footballer and manager.
(1963) Sarah Brown
(1963) Sanjeev Bhaskar: English actor and screenwriter.
(1963) Rick Allen: English drummer (Def Leppard).
(1963) Alessandra Canale: Italian TV announcer who had an affair with a high level politician that resulted in a baby boy.
(1963) Mikkey Dee: Swedish drummer and songwriter (Motörhead and King Diamond).
(1962) André Lamy: Belgian-French humorist and impersonator, famed in France for his stand-up routines.
(1962) Mari Jungstedt: Swedish journalist and author.
(1962) Anna Geifman: American historian author and academic.
(1962) Raphael Rabello: Brazilian guitarist and composer.
(1962) John Giannini: American basketball player and coach.
(1962) Jonathan Borden: American neurosurgeon and academic.
(1962) Dan Wood: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1962) Paul E. Jacobs: Businessman.
(1962) Bill Fralic: American football player and sportscaster.
(1961) Peter Jackson: New Zealander film maker and Oscar-winning director for his movie trilogy, "The Lord of the Rings" based on the J.R.
(1961) Larry Mullen Jr
(1961) Kate Campbell (singer)
(1961) Alonzo Babers: Montgomery, Alabama -- 400m / 4X400m relay (1984 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1961) Kate Campbell: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1961) Larry Mullen: Jr.
(1961) Sterling Hinds: Toronto, Ontario -- 4X100m relayer (1984 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1961) Larry Wilmore: Comedian.
(1961) Joe Heck: Politician.
(1961) Christine Bridged: Australian European class yachter (1996 Olympics).
(1961) Glenn "Doc" Rivers: NBA guard (San Antonio Spurs).
(1960) Reza Pahlavi: Iranian royalty, the first son of Farah Diba and the Shah of Iran and heir to the throne of the peacock kingdom.
(1960) Arnaud Desplechin: French director cinematographer and screenwriter.
(1960) Xavier Hanotte
(1960) Jim Benton: Cartoonist.
(1960) Luis Fortuño: Puerto Rican lawyer and politician 9th Governor of Puerto Rico.
(1960) Mike Gallego: American baseball player and coach.
(1960) Reza Pahlavi in Iran: son of Shah of Iran.
(1960) Janice Harrer: Torrance, California -- WPVA volleyballer (US Open-1989, Olympics - 1996).
(1960) Luis Fortuno: Politician.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) François Lamy: French politician who, until his appointment as Junior Minister for Urban Affairs at the newly created Ministry of Territorial Equality and Housing by President François Hollande on 16 May 2012, was a member of the National Assembly of France where he represented the 6th constituency of Essonne on behalf of the Socialist Party.
(1959) Michael DeLorenzo: American actor, director and musician.
(1959) Neal Stephenson: American author.
(1959) Alex Tizon: Author.
(1959) Mats Näslund: Swedish ice hockey player.
(1959) Ann Henricksson: St. Paul, Minnesota -- Tennis star.
(1959) Stephanie Allain: Producer.
(1959) Mats Naslund: Swedish ice hockey player.
(1958) Jeannie Longo: French cyclist, one of France's greatest world-class athletes who has established her presence in a sport which, although particularly popular in France, is traditionally the preserve of men.
(1958) Russell Earl Cochran: Paducah, Kentucky -- PGA golfer (1991 Centel Western).

(1957) Robert Pollard: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Guided by Voices).
(1957) Brian Stokes Mitchell: American singer and actor.
(1957) Bruce Braley: Politician.
(1957) Kevin Pollak: Actor.
(1957) Camille Casabianca: French filmmaker and writer.
(1957) Brian Mitchell: American singer and actor.
(1957) Shirley Phelps-Roper: American lawyer and activist.
(1956) Roberto Malone: Italian porn actor and director.
(1956) Christopher de Leon: Filipino actor director producer and politician.
(1956) Bruce Bawer: American poet and critic.
(1956) Charles Moore: English journalist and author.
(1956) Didier Lustig: French pro astrologer.
(1956) Anders Lago: Swedish Social Democratic politician.
(1955) Patrick Beurard-Valdoye
(1955) Michalis Chrysohoidis: Greek politician.
(1955) Eduardo Manalo: Filipino religious leader.
(1955) Susan Orlean: American journalist and author.
(1955) Michalis Chrisochoidis: Greek lawyer and politician Greek Minister of Public Order.
(1955) Heidi Heitkamp: Politician.
(1954) Ken Wahl: American actor and screenwriter.
(1954) Mari Okamoto: Japanese actress.
(1954) Mario Testino: Photographer.
(1953) Lionnel Astier
(1953) John Lucas II
(1953) Michael Anderson: American actor.
(1953) Pete Hoekstra: Politician.
(1953) Michael J Anderson: American actor.
(1953) Lynda Goodfriend: American actress.
(1953) John Lucas: Durham, North Carolina -- NBA guard (Houston, Golden State, Milwaukee).
(1952) Jane Wymark
(1952) Bernard Edwards: American bass player and producer (Chic and The Power Station) (d. 1996).
(1952) Eric MacLeish: American attorney, high profile with his immersion into the burgeoning law suits against Catholic priests for child abuse in early 2002.
(1952) Joe West: American baseball umpire and actor.
(1951) Doug Bennett (musician)
(1951) Dave Trembley: American baseball player coach and manager.
(1951) Nick Saban: American college football coach.
(1951) Harry Hamlin: Actor.
(1951) Frank Pallone: Politician.
(1950) Zaha Hadid: British architect.
(1950) John Candy: American actor and comedian, extremely overweight with the face of a sweet, wicked baby.
(1950) Jane Pauley: News Anchor.
(1950) Jane Pauley in Indianapolis: Indiana, USA; newscaster (Today, NBC Weekend).
(1950) John Doolittle: Politician.
(1950) Antonio Taguba: Filipino-American general.
(1950) Jozef Stolorz: Polish art painter.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Elisabeth Guedj: French business executive, Director General of the company G & G Conseil et Enterprises.
(1949) Alison Wolf: English economist and academic.
(1949) Bob Siebenberg: American drummer (Supertramp and Bees Make Honey).
(1949) Lúcia Petterle: Brazilian doctor and 1971 Miss World.
(1949) Mart Helme: Estonian journalist and diplomat.
(1949) Terrence W Wilcutt in Russellville: Kentucky, USA; Major US Marine Corp/astronaut.
(1949) Odaline de la Martinez: Composer.
(1949) Mike Parker: (Rep-D-Mississippi).
(1949) Dumisa B Ntsebeza: South African attorney / anti-apartheid activist.
(1949) Bob Selbenberg: Rocker (Supertramp).

(1949) Jorge Bucay: Psychologist.
(1949) Larry Holmes: Athlete.
(1948) Monique Olivier: French criminal, convicted of one murder and of helping her husband, Michel Fourniret, with the murder of a further six women or teenage girls.
(1948) Michael Kitchen: English actor and producer.
(1948) Kenneth Feld: American business executive and entertainment producer, the owner of Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey circus in the '90s.
(1948) Diane Linkletter: American noted family, the daughter of Art Linkletter and a LSD user.
(1948) Franco Gasparri: Italian actor, the son of the painter and film poster artist Rodolfo.
(1948) Mickey Rivers: Athlete.
(1947) Deidre Hall: American actress who was one of the most popular actresses in daytime soaps during the '80s, playing Dr. Marlena Evans in "Days of Our Lives.
(1947) Herman Van Rompuy: Belgian politician and first President of the European Council after the signing of the Lisbon Treaty which established the post as a permanent position; he was named to the post on November 20, 2009 and took office on December 1st.
(1947) Jennifer Hosten: Spanish Beauty Queen who won the title of "Miss World" in 11/1970.
(1947) Deidre Hall in Milwaukee: Wisconsin, USA; actress (Days of Our Lives, Our House).
(1947) Frank Shorter: Munich, Germany -- US marathoner (1972, 76 Olympics - Gold / Silver Medals).
(1947) Russ Ballard: Rocker (Argent).
(1946) Stephen Rea: Irish actor.
(1946) Andrea Mitchell: Journalist.
(1946) Norman Lovett: English comedian actor and screenwriter.
(1945) François Rochebloine
(1945) Michael Ventura: American journalist and author who co-wrote, with James Hillman, "We’ve Had a Hundred Years of Psychotherapy and the World’s Getting Worse," 1991.
(1945) Claire Gibault: French conductor and politician, a Member of the European Parliament for the south-east of France.
(1945) William Berkley: American statistical financier specializing in the insurance fields and CEO of W.R.
(1945) Barrie Keeffe: English playwright screenwriter and producer.
(1945) Avi Shlaim: Iraqi-Israeli historian and academic.
(1945) Henry Winkler: Actor.
(1945) Russ Ballard: English rock singer/songwriter, guitarist (Argent).
(1945) Brian Doyle-Murray: American actor producer and screenwriter.
(1944) Sally Kirkland: American actress and producer.
(1944) Deidre Hall: Milwaukee, Wisconsin -- Actress (Days of our Lives, Our House).
(1944) Kinky Friedman in Palestine: Texas, USA; country rocker ("Ride 'em Jewboy").
(1944) Sally Kirkland: American actress and producer.
(1944) Sally Kirkland in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Anna, Sting, Private Benjamin, Big Bad Mama).
(1943) Salvatore Adamo: Italian singer, popular.
(1943) François d'Aubert
(1943) Jean-Charles Fauque: French writer, an author of detective fiction and children's and juvenile literature.
(1943) Elliott Forbes-Robinson: American race car driver.
(1943) Paul Frampton: English-American physicist and academic.
(1943) Aristotelis Pavlidis: Greek politician 13th Greek Minister for the Aegean and Island Policy.
(1943) Stephen Rea: Actor (Crying Game, Michael Collins).
(1943) Daniel Costantini: French handball player and coach, who in August 2010 was voted best handball coach of all time according to the International Handball Federation (IHF).
(1943) Brian Piccolo: American football player (Born 1943).
(1943) François D'Aubert: French politician, by profession an auditor at the Cour des Comptes.
(1942) David Ogden Stiers
(1942) David Ogden Stiers in Peoria: Illinois, USA; actor (Charles Emerson Winchester - M*A*S*H, Doc).
(1942) David Stiers: American actor and singer.
(1942) Ron Testa: American photographer and teacher, head photographer at the Field Museum in Chicago from 1975.
(1942) Dave McNally: American baseball player (Born 1942).
(1942) Jean-Pierre Naudin: French student, who joined the Organisation de l'armée secrète (OAS) ["Organisation of the Secret Army"], a short-lived French dissident far-right paramilitary organisation during the Algerian War (1954–62).
(1942) Eduardo Castrillo: Filipino sculptor and jewelry designer.
(1942) Ben M J Hennekam: Dutch MP (CDA).
(1941) Sally Kirkland
(1941) Guy Dollé
(1941) Lucious Jackson
(1941) Ali Primera: musician, composer, poet, and Venezuelan political activist.
(1941) Dan Alderson: American scientist and academic (d. 1989).
(1941) Spilios Spiliotopoulos: Greek politician.
(1941) Lucas Brown Jackson: San Marcos, Texas -- Basketballer (1964 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1941) Derek Bell: English race car driver.
(1941) Werner Krieglstein: Czech-American philosopher and academic.
(1940) Pierre-André Wiltzer: French politician, a member of the Union for French Democracy and the Union for a Popular Movement, he was Minister of Cooperation, MP of the fourth district of Essonne, regional councilor for Ile-de-France and mayor of Longjumeau.
(1940) Craig Rodwell: American businessman and activist founded the Oscar Wilde Bookshop (d. 1993).
(1940) Judith Wilcox: Baroness Wilcox English businesswoman and politician.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Michel Mouïsse: French Catholic bishop, who was ordained on 18 December 1966 in the Diocese of Albi.
(1939) Ron Rifkin: American actor.
(1939) Yves Got
(1939) Ali Touré: Malian singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 2006).
(1939) Ali Farka Toure: Malian musician (d. 2006).
(1939) Tom O'Connor: English actor and game show host.
(1939) Otis Williams: Musician.
(1939) Grace Slick: Musician.
(1938) Marilyn Muir: American astrologer who is a healer with color, sound and crystals and, at the 1990 AFA convention in Orlando, FL, gave a fine lecture on Parallels.
(1938) Luz Zuluaga: Colombian model Miss Universe 1958 (d. 2015).

(1938) Rives McBee: Denton, Texas -- PGA golfer (1989 RJR Bank One Classic).
(1937) Jean-Louis Servan-Schreiber: Boulogne-Billt Journalist.
(1937) Tom Paxton: American folksinger, composer, guitarist and poet.
(1937) Tom Paxton in Chicago: Illinois, USA; folk singer/songwriter ("Forest Lawn").
(1937) Rudolfo Anaya: Author.
(1937) Michael Landon in Forest Hills: New York, USA; actor (Bonanza, Little House on the Prairie, Highway to Heaven).
(1936) Michael Landon: American actor, writer, director and producer, best known for his roles in TV's long-running "Bonanza," "Little House on the Prairie" and "Highway to Heaven".
(1936) Yves Martin
(1936) Sergei Nikolayevich Gaidukov: Russia -- Cosmonaut.
(1935) Michael Winner: Producer.
(1935) David Harvey: English-American geographer and academic.
(1935) Dale Brown: American basketball player and coach.
(1935) Ronald Graham: American mathematician and theorist.
(1935) Robert Caro: Writer.
(1935) Thomas Capps: American manager and CEO of Dominion Resources, an energy utility company.
(1934) Walter Steffens: Composer.
(1934) Fillie Lyckow: Swedish actress (d. 2015).
(1934) Norman Beaton: Actor (Eureka, Black Joy, Mighty Quinn).
(1933) Iemasa Kayumi: Japanese voice actor (d. 2014).
(1933) Phil Goyette: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1933) Narriman Sadek: Egyptian wife of Farouk of Egypt (d. 2005).
(1932) Jacques Pic: French chef, best known for being head chef at his three Michelin starred restaurant Maison Pic in Valence, Drôme, France.
(1932) Katherine Paterson: Chinese-American author.
(1931) Dan Rather: American news broadcaster, one of the top in his competitive field, making some $3 million a year.
(1931) Iivo Nei: Estonian chess player and trainer.
(1931) David Lumsdaine: Composer.
(1931) Dan Rather in Wharton: Texas, USA; American television news anchor (CBS Evening News, 60 Minutes).
(1930) Michael Collins (astronaut)
(1930) Bill Pearl: American body-builder, the winner of the title of "Mr.
(1930) Booker Ervin: American saxophonist (d. 1970).
(1930) Joyce Bartman: Canadian-American astrologer who died of a heart attack following surgery on 2/15/1991, 11:16 AM, Virginia Beach, VA.
(1930) Ray Crane: Trumpeter.
(1930) Michael Collins: American astronaut, pilot of Gemini 10 mission on 7/18/1966.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Bud Spencer: Bud Spencer is an Italian actor, filmmaker and a former professional swimmer.
(1929) Paul-Marie Guillaume: French Catholic clergyman, who has been the Bishop Emeritus of Saint Dié since 2005.
(1929) Jacques Freimuler: France sport Champion.
(1929) William Orchard: Australian water polo player and psychiatrist (d. 2014).
(1929) Eddie Charlton: Australian snooker player (d. 2004).
(1928) Jean-François Deniau: French statesman, diplomat, essayist and novelist.
(1928) Roy Romer: Politician.
(1928) Andrew Sarris: American critic and educator (d. 2012).
(1928) Cleo Moore: American actress (d. 1973).
(1928) Cleo Moore: American actress (d. 1973).

(1927) Lee Grant: American actress.
(1927) Thomas Hill: Canadian actor (d. 2009).
(1927) Lee Grant [Lyova Haskell Rosenthal] in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Shampoo, Landlord).
(1927) Joe Adcock: Athlete.
(1926) Jimmy Savile: TV Show Host.
(1926) Colette Magny: French singer, songwriter and performer.
(1926) Timo Sarpaneva
(1926) Xerces Louis
(1926) Shirley Dinsdale in San Francisco: California, USA; ventriloquist (Judy Splinters).
(1926) Lois Wyse: Businesswoman.
(1926) Lee Grant: American actress who made her debut at four on the stage of the Metropolitan Opera, thrust into the theater by her eccentric mother and aunt.
(1926) Jimmy Saville: English DJ, television presenter, media personality and charity fundraiser.
(1925) Jacques Coutela: French Wiccan high priest who descended into black masses, orgies and murder.
(1925) Roger Nimier
(1925) Franck Tenot
(1925) John Pople: English-American chemist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2004).
(1925) Robin Moore: American author of "The Green Berets," a book which sold more than three million copies.
(1925) Roger Nimier-Perriere: France Writer.
(1925) Lawrence Cremin: American historian and author (d. 1990).
(1925) Robert Rheault: American colonel (d. 2013).
(1925) Frank Tenot: Mulhouse EXecutives.
(1925) Frank Ténot: French press agent, pataphysician and jazz critic.
(1924) Enrico Baj
(1924) Cleo Moore: American actress (Born 1928).
(1923) Maurice Chevit
(1923) Louis Cornet: French Catholic priest, who served as Bishop of Puy then Bishop of Meaux.
(1923) Hicks B Waldron in Amsterdam New York: USA; CEO (Avon).
(1922) Barbara Bel Geddes: NYC, New York -- Actress (Vertigo, Miss Ellie-Dallas, Caught).
(1922) Norodom Sihanouk: Cambodian politician 1st Prime Minister of Cambodia (d. 2012).
(1922) Illinois Jacquet: American jazz saxophonist (Born 1922).
(1922) Barbara Geddes: American actress singer and author (d. 2005).
(1922) Norodom Sihanouk : Former king of Cambodia (1941 - 2004), also known as Prince Sihanouk.
(1922) Anatoli Papanov: Russian actor (d. 1987).
(1922) King Norodom: Sihanouk of Cambodia.
(1920) Helmut Newton: German-born photographer, known for his fashion photography of nude women and his portrayal, usually in black and white, of sexuality.
(1920) Jean Royer: French politician, mayor of Tours, France.
(1920) Dick Francis: Wales, United Kingdom -- Jockey / detective writer (Whip Hand, High Stakes).
(1920) Leonard Freeman
(1920) Fritz Walter: German footballer.
(1920) Dedan Kimathi: Kenyan rebel leader (Born 1920).
(1920) Melina Mercouri: Greek actress and noted family, the daughter of the Minister of the Interior.
(1920) Joseph Gelineau: French priest and composer (d. 2008).
(1920) Leon Danielian: American ballet dancer, leading dancer with ballet theatre and later a teacher.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Gabriel Péronnet
(1919) William Fulton: Berkeley Military man.
(1919) John White: American actor (d. 1988).
(1919) André Grüss: French circus artist, the father of circus director Alexis Grüss.
(1919) Magnus Wenninger: American priest, author of Polyhedron models.
(1919) Gabriel Peronnet: Le Vernet Politician.
(1919) Daphne Oxenford: English actress (d. 2012).
(1918) Jacques Faizant
(1918) Roy Bass: American attorney with the firm Bass and Hobbs who served from 1974 until 1978 as the mayor of Lubbock, Texas.
(1918) Ian Stevenson: Canadian-American professor and reincarnation researcher (Born 1918).

(1917) Erik Routley: Composer.
(1917) William McNeill: Canadian-American historian author and academic.
(1917) Gordon Steege: Australian soldier and pilot (d. 2013).
(1917) William Hardy McNeill: Historian (Rise of the West).
(1917) Bobby Bragan: Athlete.
(1916) Walter Small: Elizabeth City Military man.
(1916) Count Carl: Count Carl Johan Bernadotte of Wisborg (d. 2012).
(1916) Carl Johan Bernadotte: former Prince of Sweden.
(1915) Fred W. Friendly: Producer.
(1915) Jane Jarvis: American pianist and composer (d. 2010).
(1914) Alexis Santini: France sport Champion.
(1914) Joe Carcione: American activist and author (d. 1988).
(1914) James Laughlin: Poet.
(1914) John Hugenholtz: Dutch engineer and designer (d. 1995).
(1912) Dale Evans: American singer-songwriter and actress (d. 2001).
(1912) Ollie Johnston: the last living member of Disney's Nine Old Men.
(1911) René Hardy: French member of the Resistance during World War II.
(1911) Klaus Bargsten: Germany Military man.
(1911) Rene Hardy: France Writer.

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1909 - 1900

(1908) Muriel Duckworth: Canadian activist (d. 2009).
(1907) Helen Lessore: Artist.
(1906) Louise Talma: Arcachon, France -- Composer (Summer Sounds).
(1906) Sigfried Steiner: Swiss-German actor and director who made his screen debut in "Füsilier," 1938.
(1906) Jo Vis: Resistance fighter (Yad Vashem-distinction).
(1904) Harold Rood: American astrologer joined AFA June 1948.
(1903) Maria León: Spanish writer, activist and cultural ambassador.
(1902) Marie-Laure de Noailles
(1902) Carlos Andrade: Brazilian writer, one of the top national authors and poets.
(1902) Abraham Wald: Romanian mathematician and economist (d. 1950).

(1902) Charles Drummond de Andrade: Brazilian poet (Claro Enigma).
(1902) Eduard Franz: Milwaukee, Wisconsin -- Actor (Zorro).
(1902) Willie Shaw race car driver (Indy 500-1937: 1939, 1940).
(1900) Asbjørg Borgfelt: Norwegian sculptress.
(1900) Giuseppe Bertocco: Italy sport Champion.
(1900) Carl Hubbard: Missouri, United States -- Baseball and football Hall of Famer.

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