Born on July 3

American politician, and three-term Governor of New Jersey (1877-1952) · 1877–1952

politician · 1906–1990

Slovenian academic · 1868–1952

Italian film director, screenwriter and film editor (1900–1987) · 1900–1987

actor · b. 1959

British writer · b. 1980

German Catholic theologian and canonist (1908–2000) · 1908–2000

politician · b. 1949

journalist · 1910–1989

British boxer · b. 1963

Chilean jazz singer · b. 1971

Irish Catholic priest (1883-1954) · 1883–1954

Hungarian chemist, pharmacist, professor (1893–1964) · 1893–1964

Dutch actress · b. 1981

writer · 1883–1924

military person · 1905–1954

German actor · b. 1969

film director · b. 1965

actor · 1885–1982

German association football player (1924-2000) · 1924–2000

Austrian writer · b. 1953

actor · b. 1980

scientist · b. 1935

German footballer and manager (1914-1998) · 1914–1998

entrepreneur · b. 1954

Major League Baseball player; National Basketball Association player (1922–2009) · 1922–2009

football player · 1930–2012

German field hockey player · b. 1987

football player · b. 1989

Prime Minister of Poland (r. 1997–2001); President of the European Parliament (r. 2009–2012) · b. 1940

Founder of WikiLeaks · b. 1971

British film director (1927–2011) · 1927–2011

Dutch footballer · b. 1977

politician · 1955–2023

German-British neurologist who created the Paralympic Games (1899-1980) · 1899–1980

Japanese film director, critic, and actor · 1949–2025

singer · b. 1992

artist · 1881–1962

German field hockey player · b. 1977

football player · b. 1986

writer · 1896–1959

philosopher · 1876–1957

American football player · b. 2003

film director · b. 1952

Film actor · b. 1962

British musician (1947–2023) · 1947–2023

artist · b. 1963

football player · b. 1993

Swiss actor (1920-2012) · 1920–2012