and some well known Coloradans, born and by choice: Lon Chaney, Douglas Fairbanks (sr), Tim Allen, John Denver, Hunter S Thompson, Niwot (famed for his supposed curse on the Boulder Valley) Ouray and Chipeta, (diplomats from the Utes to the American gov't), Willard Libby (invented carbon dating), Clive Cussler, Neal Cassidy (born & returned a lot), Allen Ginsburg lived here a while, as did Kerouac, Hattie McDaniel (first African American to win an Academy Award), astronaut Scott Carpenter, Roseanne Bar, Berkeley Breathed (of Bloom County fame), Judy Collins, Corky Gonzalez of the Chicano power movement, Trey Parker and Matt Stone (South Park), "the Unsinkable" Molly Brown, and lots more, including the String Cheese incident, Yonder Mountain String Band and a swath of people you will hear about....
andy warhol. man ray. bill cosby. richard gere. kevin bacon. seth green. grace kelly. gene kelly. sharon stone. christina aguilera. trent reznor. ben franklin. jayne mansfield. ..just some of the people from here. sadly most of them are from philly.
Hendrix. I WIN! Cobain Adam west... Bill Gates Hank Ketcham (creator of the dennis the menace comic strip) just to name a few
Stephen King Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Rudy Vallee (crooner from the 30's/40s) Harriette Beecher Stowe L.L. Bean Linda Lavin *puke* Andrea Martin Judd Nelson *swoon* Tim Sample To name a few....
There are many from missouri...and didn't feel like googling it...but first hand exposure from the springfield area I would have to list Brad Pitt ...my brother went to school with him...and after he had made his name ...I bid on his mom's house when he built it for her...and did some of the final trim work on her house I also went to college with Kathlene Turner missouri has produced some significate names....both in the entertainment and arts ,and political fields
From West Virginia (My state of birth) came Don Knotts and Jerry West. Chuck Howley did too. From Ohio (current place of residence) came John Glenn, Neil Armstrong, and William McKinley.
Les Paul Harry Houdini Loretta Swit (Hotlips from Mash) Charlotte Rae (Facts of Life) Don Ameche William Defoe Orson Welles Spencer Tracy Frank Lloyd Wright Thornton Wilder Chris Farley and of course, Liberace
IDAHO.. actually has people that are from it... Gutzon Borglum – Mount Rushmore sculptor Gloria Dickson – Actress A.J. Feeley – NFL quarterback W. Mark Felt – FBI official known as Deep Throat Jordan Gross – NFL offensive tackle Philo Farnsworth – inventor of television Merril Hoge – NFL running back and sportscaster Chief Joseph – Nez Perce leader Harmon Killebrew – baseball player Jerry Kramer – NFL offensive guard Vernon Law – baseball player Rob Morris – NFL linebacker Jake Plummer – NFL quarterback Cody Pickett – NFL quarterback Marjorie Reynolds – actress Sacajawea – Lewis and Clark's Native Guide Lana Turner – actress Wayne Walker – NFL linebacker Torrie Wilson – WWE Wrestler, diva, celebrity playboy model
From Tennessee: Roy Acuff (1903–1992), musician; born in Maynardville James Agee (1909–1955); Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist, screenwriter, journalist, poet, and film critic; born in Knoxville Lamar Alexander (b. 1940), lawyer and U.S. Senator from Tennessee; born and raised in Maryville Duane Allman (1946–1971); guitarist; born in Nashville Gregg Allman (b. 1947); singer, keyboardist, guitarist, songwriter; born in Nashville William R. Anderson (1921-2007); naval officer and member of Congress; born in Humphreys County Chet Atkins (1924–2001); guitarist and record producer; born in Luttrell Howard Baker Kathy Bates Pat Boone Dixie Carter Kenny Chesney David Crockett Billy Ray Cyrus Miley Cyrus Shannen Doherty Lester Flatt Ric Flair Harold Ford, Jr. Tennessee Ernie Ford Nathan Bedford Forrest Abe Fortas Aretha Franklin Morgan Freeman Bill Frist Albert Gore, Jr., 45th Vice President of the United States, 1993-2001 Albert Gore, Sr. Alex Haley George Hamilton W.C. Handy Isaac Hayes John Jay Hooker Cordell Hull Con Hunley Andrew Jackson, Seventh President of the United States, 1829-1837 Samuel L. Jackson Michael Jeter Andrew Johnson, Seventeenth President of the United States, 1865-1869 Estes Kefauver Johnny Knoxville Wink Martindale Patricia Neal Bettie Page Dolly Parton - singer Minnie Pearl Carl Perkins James K. Polk, Eleventh President of the United States, 1845-1849 Jimmy Quillen Brad Renfro Cybill Shepherd Dinah Shore Bessie Smith Pat Summitt Quentin Tarantino Fred Dalton Thompson Justin Timberlake Tina Turner Usher Reggie White Reese Witherspoon(actress) Alvin York-a World War I veteran who captured 132 Germans almost single-handedly
Cab Calloway Goldie Hawn Sargent Shriver (oh my God, somebody actually got out of this stinking town!) Francis Scott Key (he wrote our national anthem) lived a couple towns over. Nobody from around here seems to know that, except for Jesse Glass (local historian). Oh, and of course, JOHN WATERS.
Bill Gates Heart(lead singers) Nirvana(all band members) Jimmi Hendrix Bing Crosby Greg T. Nelson BoooYah for Washington state!!!!!!!
the only ones i care about form my state would be Dr.Dre Snoop Dogg and those are the only ones that are important to me the game can suck it