Famous Birthdays on November 3

6th Mughal Emperor (1658-1707), born in Dahod, Mughal Empire

1619 Willem Kalf, Dutch painter (still lifes), born in Rotterdam, Netherlands (d. 1693)
1621 Renatus Rapinus [René Rapin], French Jesuit theologian and poet (Hortorum libri IV), born in Tours, France (d. 1687)
1656 Georg Reutter, Austrian composer and organist, born in Vienna, Austria (d. 1738)
1681 Sawai Jai Singh II, Kachwaha Rajput ruler of the Kingdom of Amber (1699-1743), born in Amber (d. 1743)
1689 Jan Josef Ignác Brentner, Bohemian composer, born in Dobřany, Kingdom of Bohemia (d. 1742)
1736 Christiaan Brunings, Dutch hydraulic engineer, born in Mannheim-Neckarau, Germany (d. 1805)
1749 Daniel Rutherford, Scottish chemist and physician (isolation of nitrogen in 1772), born in Edinburgh, Scotland (d. 1819)
1753 August Gottlieb Meißner, German Enlightenment author who helped develop the detective story genre in German literature, born in Bautzen, Electorate of Saxony, Holy Roman Empire (d. 1807)
1753 Friedrich Christoph Gebtewitz, German composer, born in Prieschka, Meissen, Electorate of Saxony, Holy Roman Empire (d. 1805)
1780 Victor Dourlen, French composer, born in Dunkerque, France (d. 1864)
1781 Friedrich Wollank, German composer, born in Berlin, Kingdom of Prussia (d. 1831)

Founded and helped colonize the US state of Texas, born in Austinville, Virginia

1794 William Cullen Bryant, American poet (Thanatopsis), born in Cummington, Massachusetts (d. 1878)
1798 Mason James Murray, American senator and Confederate diplomat (Trent Affair), born in Fairfax, Virginia (d. 1871)
1799 William Sprague III, American politician (U.S. Senator from Rhode Island 1842-44)), born in Cranston, Rhode Island (d. 1856)
1801 Karl Baedeker, German publisher (known for guidebooks for tourists), born in Essen, Germany (d. 1859)
1801 Vincenzo Bellini, Italian opera composer (La Sonnambula, Norma), born in Catania, Sicily (d. 1835)
1815 Adrien Louis Boieldieu, French composer, born in Paris (d. 1883)
1815 John Mitchel, Irish nationalist (Jail Journal), born in Camnish, County Londonderry (d. 1875)
1816 Jubal Early, American General (Confederate Army), born in Franklin County, Virginia (d. 1894)
1818 Gustavus Adolphus DeRussy, American Brigadier General (Union Army), born in Brooklyn, New York (d. 1891)
1826 Jasper Adalmorn Maltby, American Brigadier General (Union Army), born in Kingsville, Ohio (d. 1867)
1828 Joseph Hellmesberger, Sr, Austrian violinist, composer, conductor, and pedagogue (Vienna Conservatory, 1851-93), born in Vienna, Austrian Empire (d. 1893)
1830 Jacob Maarten van Bemmelen, Dutch physicist and chemist, born in Almelo, Netherlands (d. 1911)
1830 John Esten Cooke, American novelist (The Virginia Comedians) and Confederate States Army, born in Winchester, Virginia (d. 1886)
1831 Ignatius Donnelly, American politician, writer, and amateur scientist, born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (d. 1901)
1833 Edward D. Tracy, American Brigadier General (Confederate Army), born in Macon, Georgia (d. 1863)
1841 Johannes Eugenius Bülow Warming, Danish botanist (plant ecology, environment-organism interactions), born in Mandø, Denmark (d. 1924)
1845 Edward Douglass White, American politician and jurist (9th Chief Justice of the United States), born in Thibodaux, Louisiana (d. 1921)
1852 Meiji [Mutsuhito], 122nd Emperor of Japan (1867-1912) and first monarch of the Empire of Japan, born in Kyōto, Japan (d. 1912)
1854 Jokichi Takamine, Japanese-American biochemist who isolated adrenaline (epinephrine), which causes the body to respond to emergencies, the first pure hormone isolated from natural sources, born in Takaoka, Toyama, Japan (d. 1922)
1856 Jim McCormick, Scottish-born American baseball pitcher and manager (first Scot in MLB; NL wins leader 1880, 82; NL ERA leader 1883), born in Thornliebank, Renfrewshire (d. 1918)
1857 Mikhail Vasilyevich Alekseyev, Imperial Russian general and WWI Chief of Staff, born in Vyazma, Smolensk Governorate, Russian Empire (d. 1918) [OS]
1861 Johann Peter Kirsch, Luxembourg church historian and archaeologist, born in Dippach, Luxembourg (d. 1941)
1863 Billy Murphy, New Zealand boxer (world featherweight champion 1890; first world champion in any class from NZ), born in Auckland, NZ (d. 1939)

British tennis player (Wimbledon 1886, 89, 94, 97, 99-1900), born in Greenford, England

1863 Eugène Samuel-Holeman, Belgian composer, born in Brussels, Belgium (d. 1942)
1866 Harry Staley, American baseball pitcher (MLB record 9 RBI 1893; record lasts 70+ years), born in Jacksonville, Illinois (d. 1910)
1867 Siegfried Garibaldi Kallenberg, German composer, born in Bad Schachen, Kingdom of Bavaria (d. 1944)
1870 John Motley Morehead III, American chemist (commercial production of calcium carbide, important for welding), born in Spray, North Carolina (d. 1922)
1871 Albert Goldthorpe, English rugby league five eighth (RL pioneer; Hunslet 713 games), born in Leeds, West Yorkshire (d. 1943)
1872 Paul Panzer, German-American silent film actor (The Perils of Pauline, Mildred Pierce, Hotel Berlin), born in Würzburg, Bavaria, Germany (d. 1958)
1872 Wilfred Trotter, English surgeon who was a pioneer in neurosurgery, popularized the concept of herd instinct, and was an authority in cancers of the head and neck, born in Coleford, Gloucestershire, England (d. 1939)
1875 Emīls Dārziņš, Latvian composer (Melanholiskais valsis – Melancholic waltz), and music critic, born in Jaunpiebalga, Russian Empire (d. 1910)
1876 Stephen Alencastre, Portuguese Roman Catholic prelate, born in Porto Santo, Madeira Islands, Portugal (d. 1940)
1877 Carlos Ibáñez del Campo, 19th and 25th President of Chile, born in Chillán, Chile (d. 1960)
1879 Vilhjalmur Stefansson, Canadian-American Arctic explorer and ethnologist, born in Arnes, Manitoba (d. 1961)
1880 Edward Barrett, Irish heavyweight wrestler and all-round sportsman (Olympic gold tug-of-war 1908), born in Ballyduff, County Kerry (d. 1932)
1880 Raffaele Casimiri, Italian musicologist and composer, born in Gualdo Tadino, Italy (d. 1943)
1881 George Mehnert, American wrestler (Olympic gold flyweight 1904, bantamweight 1908), born in Newark, New Jersey (d. 1948)
1883 Enny Vrede [Maria Magdalena Müller], Dutch actress and wife of Eduard Verkade, born in Utrecht, Netherlands (d. 1919)
1887 Nat Fleischer, American boxing writer who established Ring Magazine, born in New York City (d. 1972)
1887 Samuil Marshak, Russian-Soviet writer, translator and children’s poem poet, born in Voronezh, Russian Empire (d. 1964)
1888 William Denis Browne, British composer, born in Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, England (d. 1915)
1889 Heinrich Campendonk, German painter and wood carver, born in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany (d. 1957)
1890 Eustáquio van Lieshout, Dutch priest and missionary in Brazil, born in Aarle-Rixtel, North Brabant, Netherlands (d. 1943)
1893 Charley Barrett, American College Football Hall of Fame quarterback (Cornell undefeated National C’ship 1915), born in Bellevue, Pennsylvania (d. 1924)
1893 Robert Lindley Murray, American tennis player (US Nat C’ship 1917-18), born in San Francisco, California (d. 1970)

Canadian fighter ace (Victoria Cross recipient), born in Dauphin, Manitoba

1896 Gustaf Tenggren, Swedish-American artist and chief illustrator for The Walt Disney Company during the 1930s (Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Fantasia, Bambi, Pinocchio), born in Västra Götaland County, Sweden (d. 1970)
1897 Frederick Stratten Russell, English marine biologist (plankton life history and linked their depth in the seas to light availability helping explain long-term changes in the ecosystem), born in Bridport, Dorset, England (d. 1984)
1897 Karel Salmon, Israeli composer, born in Heidelberg, Germany (d. 1974)
1899 Gleb Wataghin, Ukrainian-Italian physicist, born in Birzula, Russian Empire (d. 1986)
1899 Ralph Greenleaf, American pocket billiards player (20-time world champion), born in Monmouth, Illinois (d. 1950)
1900 Adolf Dassler, German entrepreneur (founder sportswear company Adidas), born in Herzogenaurach, Germany (d. 1978)
1900 Roger Blunt, New Zealand cricket all-rounder and broadcaster (9 Tests; BBC), born in Durham, England (d. 1966)

French novelist and art historian (La Condition Humaine), born in Paris, France

1901 Leopold II, King of the Belgians (from 1934, abdicated 1951), born in Brussels, Belgium (d. 1983)
1902 Charles Jones, West Indian cricket batsman (4 Tests), born in Georgetown, British Guiana (d. 1959)
1903 Walker Evans, American photographer (Fortune Magazine), born in St. Louis, Missouri (d. 1975)
1904 Gideon Fagan, South African conductor and composer, born in Somerset West, Cape Province (d. 1980)
1904 Jānis Kalniņš, Latvian-Canadian organist, composer (Ugunī; New Brunswick Rhapsody), and conductor (Latvian National Opera, 1933–1944), born in Pärnu, Russian Empire (now Estonia) (d. 2000)
1905 Lois Mailou Jones, American painter (Peasants on Parade), born in Boston, Massachusetts (d. 1998)
1907 Jim Hepburn, British tap-dancer and socialist, born in London, England (d. 1995)
1907 Joe Turner, American jazz pianist, born in Baltimore, Maryland (d. 1990)

Canadian-American College and Pro Football Hall of Fame fullback (Chicago Bears), born in Rainy River, Ontario

1909 James Reston, American journalist (New York Times), born in Clydebank, Dunbartonshire, Scotland (d. 1995)
1909 Otto Bonsema, Dutch soccer striker (6 caps; Velocitas 1897, GVAV) and manager (SC Heerenveen, GVAV, BV Veendam), born in Groningen, Netherlands (d. 1994)
1910 Richard Hurndall, British actor (Doctor Who, The Inheritors, It’s Murder But Is It Art), born in Darlington, Durham, England (d. 1984)
1911 Johnny Keane, American baseball manager (World Series 1964 St. Louis Cardinals; NY Yankees), born in St. Louis, Missouri (d. 1967)
1911 Kick Smit, Dutch soccer striker and manager (29 caps; HFC Haarlem), born in Bloemendaal, Netherlands (d. 1974)
1911 Vladimir Ussachevsky, Manchurian-American composer (Creation), born in Hulun, Manchuria (now Hailar, Inner Mongolia, China) (d. 1990)

Paraguayan army officer, Dictator and 42nd President of Paraguay (1954-89), born in Encarnación, Paraguay

1914 Hallgrímur Helgason, Icelandic musicologist, composer, teacher and conductor, born in Eyrarbakki, Iceland (d. 1994)

American Baseball HOF pitcher (8 x MLB All-Star; AL Triple Crown of pitching (wins/strike-outs/ERA), 1940; 3 x no-hit games; Cleveland Indians), born in Van Meter, Iowa

1918 Dean Riesner, American film and television screenwriter (Bill and Coo), born in New Rochelle, New York (d. 2002)
1918 Elizabeth P. Hoisington, American Brigadier General (one of the first two women to attain the rank of brigadier general), born in Newton, Kansas (d. 2007)
1918 Russell B. Long, American politician (Sen-D-LA, 1948-86), born in Shreveport, Louisiana (d. 2003)
1919 Bert Freed, American character actor (Shane, Invaders From Mars), born in New York City (d. 1994)
1919 Jesús Blasco, Spanish comic book author (Cuto), born in Barcelona (d. 1995)
1920 Oodgeroo Noonuccal, Australian Aboriginal political activist and writer (We Are Going), born in Minjerribah, Queensland, Australia (d. 1993)

American actor (Magnificent Seven, Death Wish, The Dirty Dozen), born in Ehrenfeld, Pennsylvania [1]

1923 Glen Brand, American wrestler (Olympic gold middleweight 1948), born in Clarion, Iowa (d. 2008)
1923 Tomás Ó Fiaich, Northern Irish Cardinal, Bishop of Armagh (1977-90), born in Cullyhanna, Northern Ireland (d. 1990)
1925 Dieter Wellershoff, German author (Minotaur), born in Neuss, Germany (d. 2018)
1926 Valdas Adamkus, Lithuanian-American bureaucrat (President of the Republic of Lithuania, 1998-2003, 2004-09), born in Kaunas, Lithuania
1927 Harrison McCain, Canadian businessman (McCain Foods Limited), born in Florenceville, New Brunswick (d. 2004)
1927 Zbigniew Cybulski, Polish actor (Ashes and Diamonds), born in Kniaze, Stanislawowskie, Poland (d. 1967)
1928 George Yardley III, American Basketball Hall of Fame forward (6 × NBA All-Star 1955–60; first player to score 2,000 points in a season; Fort Wayne Pistons), born in Hollywood, California (d. 2004)

Japanese ‘the godfather of manga’ (Kimba the White Lion), born in Toyonaka City, Japan

1930 Brian Robinson, English cyclist (Tour de France: first Briton to finish 1955; first stage winner 1957), born in Mirfield, West Riding of Yorkshire, England (d. 2022)
1930 D. James Kennedy, American televangelist (Coral Ridge Ministries), born in Augusta, Georgia (d. 2007)
1930 Hiro [Yasuhiro Wakabayashi], Japanese-American fashion photographer (Harper’s Bazaar, Vogue), born in Shanghai, China (d. 2021) [1]
1930 Lois Smith (née Humbert), American stage and screen character actress (Five Easy Pieces; The Doctors; True Blood), born in Topeka, Kansas
1930 Mable John, American blues, R&B, and gospel vocalist (Tamla-Motown; Ray Charles; “Your Good Thing (Is About to End)”), and minister, born in Bastrop, Louisiana (d. 2022)
1930 Philip M. Crane, American politician (Rep-R-IL, 1969-2005), born in Chicago, Illinois (d. 2014)
1930 William H Dana, American aeronautical engineer, US Navy pilot, NASA test pilot (X-15), and astronaut, born in Pasadena, California (d. 2014)
1931 Joan Kenmore, American child actress (The Wizard of Oz), born in Los Angeles, California (d. 2022)
1931 Monica Vitti [Maria Ceciarelli], Italian actress (L’Avventura; Tigers in Lipstick; Duck in Orange Sauce), born in Rome, Italy (d. 2022)
1931 Mustafa Dağıstanlı, Turkish freestyle wrestler (Olympic gold 57kg 1956, 62kg 1960; World C’ship gold 1954, 57, 59), born in Söğütpınar, Turkey (d. 2022)
1931 Yon Hyong-muk, North Korean politician, Prime Minister of North Korea (1988-92), born in Kyongwon County, Empire of Japan (d. 2005)
1932 Thomas J. Manton, American politician (Rep-D-NY, 1985-99), born in New York City (d. 2006)

1933 Indian economist and Nobel Prize laureate (welfare economics and social choice theory), born in Santiniketan, West Bengal, India

1933 Aneta Corsaut, American actress (Helen Crump-The Andy Griffith Show; Jane-The Blob), born in Hutchinson, Kansas (d. 1995)
1933 Jeremy Brett [Peter Huggins], British actor (Adventures of Sherlock Holmes; My Fair Lady), born in Berkswell England (d. 1995)
1933 John Barry [Prendergast], English film score composer (James Bond films; Born Free), born in York, England (d. 2011)
1933 Louis W. Sullivan, American healthcare leader, US Secretary of Health & Human Services (1989-93), born in Atlanta, Georgia

1934 Bob Hopkins, American basketball forward and coach (Syracuse Nationals; Seattle SuperSonics), born in Jonesboro, Louisiana (d. 2015)
1934 Derek Richardson, English cricket batsman (1 Test; Worcestershire 383 first class games), born in Hereford, Herefordshire
1934 Michael Doyle, Irish-American priest (Pastor of Sacred Heart – Camden, 1974-2020), poet. and anti-war activist (Camden 28), born in Longford, Ireland (d. 2022) [1]
1934 Ruma Guha Thakurta, Indian singer, actress, and founder of Calcutta Youth Choir, born in Calcutta, Bengal Presidency, British India (d. 2019)
1936 Judy Loman [Leatherman], American-Canadian Juno Award-winning classical harpist (Toronto Symphony, 1957-91), and educator (University of Toronto, 1966-91), born in Goshen, Indiana

1936 Australian tennis player (12 Grand Slam singles titles; 16 GS doubles titles; Davis Cup x 8), born in Blackbutt, Australia

1937 Jim Houston, American College Football Hall of Fame linebacker (Ohio State; Pro Bowl 1964-65, 69-70; Cleveland Browns), born in Massillon, Ohio (d. 2018)
1937 Lynn Woolsey, American politician (US House of Representatives-D-California, 1993-2013), born in Seattle, Washington
1937 Paula Wayne [Watkins], American stage and Emmy Award-winning actress (Golden Boy; Everglade!), pop vocalist (“Everything’s Great”), and civil rights activist, born in Mountain View, Oklahoma (d. 2018)
1938 Frank McKinney, American swimmer (Olympic gold 4x100m medley 1960) and executive (owner Pittsburgh Pirates), born in Indianapolis, Indiana (d. 1992)
1938 Jean Rollin, French fantasy director and screenwriter, known for “The Night of the Hunted”, born in Neuilly-sur-Seine, France (d. 2010)
1938 Martin Dunwoody, British mathematician renowned for his contributions to geometric group theory and low dimensional topology, born in London [1]
1938 Pupi Avati, Italian director (Festival, Bix: Impiegati; The House WIth Laughing Windows), born in Bologna, Kingdom of Italy
1939 Frits Flinkevleugel, Dutch soccer defender (11 caps; DWS, FC Amsterdam), born in Amsterdam, Netherlands (d. 2020)
1939 Terrence McNally, American playwright (Kiss of the Spider Woman), born in St Petersburg, Florida (d. 2020)
1940 Charlie Gallagher, Scottish soccer inside forward (2 caps Republic of Ireland; Celtic, Dumbarton), born in Glasgow, Scotland (d. 2021)
1940 Dieter Acker, German composer and pedagogue, born in Sibiu, Romania (d. 2006)
1941 Brian Poole, English pop-rock singer (Brian Poole & The Tremeloes – “Someone, Someone”), born in Barking, England
1942 G. Michael Brown, American gambling regulator and chief executive of Foxwoods Resort Casino (1993-97), born in Orange, New Jersey (d. 2025)
1942 Martin Cruz Smith, American mystery novelist (Gorky Park, Havana Bay), born in Reading, Pennsylvania (d. 2025)
1943 Bert Jansch, Scottish folk guitarist, singer, dulcimer player, and songwriter (Pentangle; Bert and John), born in Glasgow, Scotland (d. 2011)
1944 Bob Nave, American rock and blues Hammond B-3 organist (Lemon Pipers – “Green Tambourine”), jazz radio DJ, and philanthropist, born in Dayton, Ohio (d. 2020)
1944 Mel Farr, American NFL running back (Pro Bowl 1967, 70; Detroit Lions), born in Beaumont, Texas (d. 2015)
1945 Bobby LaKind, American conga player, vocalist, songwriter and occasional drummer (The Doobie Brothers), born in New York City (d. 1992)

German soccer striker (62 caps; FIFA World Cup 1974; Bayern Munich 453 games, 398 goals), born in Nördlingen, Germany

American baseball pitcher (2 x no hitters 1969, 71 Chicago Cubs; MLB All Star 1972-73, World Series 1972-74 Oakland A’s), born in St. Louis, Missouri [1]

1945 Nick Simper, English bass guitarist (Deep Purple; Warhorse), born in Norwood Green, England
1946 Tom Savini, American prosthetic makeup artist (George Romero films), actor, and director, born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
1946 Tommy Dee [DeGeneres], American R&B keyboard player (John Fred & His Playboys – “Judy in Disguise”), born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana
1947 Joe Lala, American drummer, percussionist, singer (“Blues Image”), and actor, born in Ybor City, Florida (d. 2014)
1947 Mazie Hirono, American politician, 1st Asian American woman elected to the US Senate (Senator-D-Hawaii 2013-, Rep-D-Hawaii 2007-13), born in Koori, Japan
1948 Hugh Moffatt, American country music singer-songwriter (“Just in Case”), and opera composer (King of the Clouds), born in Fort Worth, Texas
1948 Lulu [Marie Lawrie], Scottish singer (“Boom Bang-a-Bang”; “The Boat That I Row”), actress (To Sir, With Love), and television personality, born in Glasgow, Scotland
1948 Tom Shales, American Pulitzer Prize-winning television critic (Washington Post, 1977-2010), and author (Live From New York: An Uncensored History of Saturday Night Live), born in Elgin, Illinois (d. 2024) [1]

1949 English-American magazine editor-in-chief of American Vogue (1988-2025), born in London

1949 American boxer (World Heavyweight champion, 20 successful title defenses), born in Cuthbert, Georgia

1949 Mike Evans, American actor (All In The Family & The Jeffersons – “Lionel”), born in Salisbury, North Carolina (d. 2006)
1949 Roswitha Krause, German swimmer and team handball player (first woman Summer Olympic medals in different sports; silver 4x100m freestyle 1968, handball 1976), born in Dahme, Germany
1950 Bob Neumeier, American sportscaster (WBZ-radio, TV Boston; NBC Sports), born in Weymouth, Massachusetts (d. 2021)
1950 James Rothman, American Biochemist and Nobel Laureate (2013) for work on vesicle trafficking, born in Haverhill, Massachusetts
1950 Joe Queenan, American satirist known for “Red Lobster, White Trash and the Blue Lagoon”, born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1950 Karen Stives, American equestrian rider (Olympic gold team, silver individual 1984), born in Boston, Massachusetts (d. 2015)
1950 Massimo Mongai, Italian science fiction writer, known for “Memorie di un cuoco d’astronave”, born in Rome, Italy (d. 2016)
1950 Skip Prosser, American basketball coach (only coach to take 3 schools to NCAA Tournament in first year; Loyola [MD], Xavier, Wake Forest), born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (d. 2007)
1951 Azmat Rana, Pakistan cricket batsman (1 Test, top score 49; 2 ODIs), born in Lahore, Punjab (d. 2015)
1951 Dwight Evans, American baseball right fielder (MLB All-Star 1978, 81, 87; Boston Red Sox), born in Santa Monica, California
1951 Ed Murawinski, American cartoonist, New York Daily News, born in Jersey City, New Jersey
1952 (Derek) “Del” Palmer, English session and touring bassist, and sound engineer (Kate Bush), born in Greenwich, England (d. 2024)

1952 Felix de Rooy, Afro-Curaçaoan poet, artist and filmmaker (Ava & Gabriel – Un historia di amor), born in Curacao
1952 Jim Cummings, American voice actor (Winnie the Pooh), born in Youngstown, Ohio

1952 American comedienne and TV star (Roseanne), born in Salt Lake City, Utah

1953 Dennis Miller, American comedian, TV host, and political commentator (SNL; Dennis Miller Show), born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
1953 Helios Creed [Barry Johnson], American hard rock guitarist (Chrome), born in Long Beach, California
1953 Kate Capshaw [Nail], American actress (Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom), born in Fort Worth, Texas
1953 Kathy Kinney, American actress (Drew Carey Show), born in Stevens Point, Wisconsin
1954 Adam Ant [Stuart Goddard], English punk rocker (“Goody Two Shoes”; “Antmusic”), born in London
1954 Brigitte Lin, Taiwanese actress (Red Dust, Swordsman II), born in Taipei, Taiwan
1954 Kevin P Chilton, American General, test pilot and NASA astronaut (STS 49, 59, 76), born in Los Angeles, California
1955 JeffMajors [Jeff Graham], American jazz and inspirational harpist and composer (Sacred), born in Washington, D.C.
1955 Phil Simms, American NFL quarterback (Super Bowl 1986 [MVP], 90; NY Giants) and broadcaster (ESPN, NBC CBS), born in Springfield, Kentucky
1956 Bob Welch, American baseball pitcher (AL Cy Young Award 1990; Oakland A’s; World Series 1981, 89, 2001), born in Seal Beach, California (d. 2014)
1956 Gary Ross, American film director (Pleasantville; Seabiscuit; The Hunger Games), born in Los Angeles, California
1956 Kevin Murphy, American writer, actor, and puppeteer (series Mystery Science Theater 3000), born in River Forest, Illinois
1957 (Hans) “Dolph” Lundgren, Swedish actor (Rocky IV; Masters of Universe: The Expendables), martial artist, and filmmaker, born in Stockholm, Sweden
1957 Gary Olsen [Grant], British stage and screen actor (2point4 Children – “Ben”), born in London, England (d. 2000)
1957 Steve Johnson, American basketball center (NBA All-Star 1988; Portland Trail Blazers), born in Akron, Ohio
1958 Andy Mapple, English water skier (World Slalom C’ship 1981, 89, 95, 97, 99, 2001), born in Lytham, Lancashire (d. 2015)
1958 Brady Hoke, American college football coach (San Diego State, Michigan), born in Dayton, Ohio
1958 Derrike Cope, American auto racer and team owner (Daytona 500 1990), born in San Diego, California
1959 Hal Hartley, American film director and screenwriter (Henry Fool), born in Lindenhurst, Long Island, New York
1959 Timothy Patrick Murphy, American actor (Dallas; Glitter), born in Hartford, Connecticut
1960 James Prime, British rock keyboardist (Deacon Blue), born in Kilmarnock, East Ayrshire, Scotland
1960 Karch Kiraly, American indoor & beach volleyball player (3 x Olympic gold 1984, 88, 96), born in Jackson, Michigan
1960 Marcel “Baaf” Stavenuiter, Dutch rock drummer (Bob Color; The Billies), born in the Netherlands
1961 David Armstrong-Jones, 2nd Earl of Snowdon [David Linley], son of English Princess Margaret, born in Clarence House, London

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