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1920: GEORGE P. BREAKSTON, co-director, co-writer, and producer of
"The Manster", is born in Paris.

1934: BOB MAROFF, who played a camel rider in "Solar Crisis", is born
in New York City.

1941: RINTARO, supervising director on "Tokyo: The Last Megalopolis",
is born in Tokyo.

1945: STEVE VINOVICH, who lent his voice to the "But Out" episode of
"Godzilla: The Series", is born in Peoria, Ill.

1955: KEIKO TAKAHASHI, who played Yukie Saito in "Uzumaki", is born in
Hokkaido. She also played Tadao Takashima's wife in a TV movie about
the Toho actor.

1959: LINDA BLAIR, the voice of Alexandra Springer on the "S.C.A.L.E."
episode of "Godzilla: The Series", is born in St. Louis. Best known as
the possessed Regan MacNeil in "The Exorcist", she was also in "Roller
Boogie", and "Chained Heat".
TYRONE POWER JR., who played the U.S. battleship captain in "Lorelei:
The Witch of the Pacific Ocean", is born in Los Angeles. He is the son
of the Hollywood legend.

1967: MARK MUNAFO, who played an F-18 pilot in "Godzilla", is born in
Jackson, Mich.

1972: Episode 43 of "Kamen Rider", "Mysterious Demon Bird Pranodon's
Attack", debuts on Japanese TV.
ROMI PAK, who was the voice of Dayu on “Samurai Squadron Shinkenger”,
“Kamen Rider Decade”, and “Samurai Squadron Shinkenger the Movie: The
Fateful War”, is born in Tokyo. She also worked on “Digimon Adventure
02’.

1974: Episode 17 of "Inazuman", "Puzzling Confrontation! Two Watari
Goros!!", debuts on Japanese TV.

1977: Episode 77 of "Secret Squadron Goranger", Black Fear! Blood
Sucking Snake Woman", debuts on Japanese TV.

1978: AUSTIN TREVOR, who played Dean Foster in "Konga", dies in
London.

1982: RAY HYKE, who played Sergeant Willistead in "The Beast from
20,000 Fathoms", dies in Pasadena, Calif.

1989: Episode 12 of "Kamen Rider Black RX", "The Assassin in Dreams",
debuts on Japanese TV.

2000: Episode #121 of "Godzilla: The Series", "Wedding Bells Blew",
premieres on Fox.
“Isola: Tajuu jinkaku shojo” (“Isola: Multiple Personality Girl”)
a.k.a. “Isola” and “Ringu 0: Basudei” (“Ring 0: Birthday”) are
released in Japan.

2002: "Godzilla vs. Megalon" is released on DVD in the U.S.

2003: "The Ring" is released in Argentina.


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