Here is a list of people who share the star sign Taurus:
Al PacinoBest known for his role in 'The Godfather' as well as many other films
Alan BennettEnglish icon
Albert FinneyFamous actor
Alexander PopePoet, 1688 - 1744
Andie MacDowellActress in '4 Weddings And A Funeral' and other films
Andre AgassiTennis player now married to Steffi Graf
Andrea CorrSinger in Irish band The Corrs
Angela CarterNovelist
Anita LoosUS novelist
Annie DillardWriter
Anouk AimeeActress
Anthony QuinnActor
Anthony TrollopeLived 1815 - 1882, leading English novelist of the mid 19th Century
Archibald MacLeishUS poet, 1892 - 1982
Armand HammerSuccessful businessman
Arthur WellesleyFirst Duke of Wellington (1769-1852)
Audrey HepburnStar of classic old films such as Breakfast At Tiffanys
Barbra StreisandActress and singer
Ben EltonComedian and writer
Benjamin SpockAmerican paediatriciain
Bernard MalamudAmerican novelist 1914-86
Bertrand RussellDistinguished British philosopher and author. Lived 1872 - 1970.
Bill PaxtonActor
Billy JoelMusician
Bing CrosbyAmerican singer and film actor, 1903-77
BonoLead singer of U2
Brooks RobinsonBaseball player
Bud WilkinsonUS Football Coach
Carol BurnettAmerican actress, 1933+
Cate BlanchettFamous actress
Catherine The GreatEmpress of Russia from 1762
Charles WadsworthAcclaimed pianist
Charlotte BronteEnglish novelist, author of classical works such as Jane Eyre, 1816 - 1855
CherSinger well known for her various plastic surgery jobs
Christopher MorleyAmerican writer
Clive BarnesJournalist
Dante AlighieriLived 1265 - 1321, Italian poet, born in Florence
Daphne Du MaurierEnglish novelist, 1907-89
David AttenboroughBritish naturalist, famous for his whispering voice over all sorts of bizarre natural events and phenomena
David BeckhamFootballer who has played at some top clubs over the years, such as Manchester United and Real Madrid. Most notably he played for Manchester United under Alex Ferguson for many years and had great success winning the major football trophies whilst he was there. After a publicised alleged fallout with Ferguson he then moved to Real Madrid.
Toward the end of his career he moved to the LA Galaxy in America for a contract worth a huge sum over a few years. He has played a lot for England and was instrumental in their success for many years.
He is without doubt the most recognised footballer in the world and is now seen as something of a celebrity in Hollywood outside of football and of course is also known for his marriage to the Spice Girl Victoria Adams, now Victoria Beckham, and he is often in the press. He is also seen as a heartthrob and often voted as one of the most attractive men in the world so he is probably the biggest celebrity to come out of football of his generation.
David HumeFamous philosopher
David OrrBusinessman
Dennis HopperActor
Dennis RodmanAmerican athlete
Duke EllingtonAmerican musician, 1899 - 1974
Earl WilsonAmerican journalist, 1907 - 87
Edmund WilsonAmerican critic, 1895 - 1972
Edward GibbonLived 1737 - 1794, English historian
Edward GreyBritish Foreign Secretary at the outbreak of World War 1
Edwin LandFounder of Polaroid, 1909 - 91
Edwin MarkhamPoet, 1852-1940
Ella FitzgeraldPopular jazz singer
Emilio EstevezActor
Enrique IglesiasSon of aging singer and casanova Julio, famous for his relationship with Anna Kournikova
EnyaIrish singer known for her soulful, haunting ballads
Eric BernePsychologist
Eric MorecambeOne half of Morecambe and Wise. 1926 - 84
Evita PeronMaria Eva Duarte, actress before marrying the powerful politician Juan Peron
Fats DominoR&B and soul singer
Florence NightingalePioneer of nursing
Francis QuarlesEnglish poet, 1592-1644
Fred AstaireUS film actor and dancer
Fred PerryMale tennis player
Fred ZinnemannAmerican director, 1907 - 97
Gabriel ByrneActor
Gary SnyderPoet, 1930+
Geoffrey FisherMan of the cloth, 1887 - 1972
George AllenUS senator
George CarlinAmerican comedian
George ClooneyStarted off in American drama ER then moved into films
George GobelAmerican comedian
George LucasAmerican film director 1944-
George SteinerAmerican critic, 1929+
Georges BraqueFrench painter
Glenda JacksonMP
Golda MeirIsraeli leader, lived 1898-1978
HalstonDesigner, 1932+
Hank AzariaDoes some voices in the Simpsons
Harper LeeAuthor of 'To Kill A Mockingbird'
Harry S TrumanFormer President of the USA
Henry FieldingLived 1707 - 1754, English novelist and playwright
Henry FondaActor
Herbert SpencerEnglish philosopher, 1820-1903
Honore De BalzacFrench novelist 1799-1850
Horace MannAmerican educationist, 1796-1859
Hosea BallouAmerican Clergyman, lived 1771 - 1852
Idi AminUgandan dictator and former boxer, 1925 - 2003
Irving BerlinRussian-born US composer
J Robert OppenheimerPhysicist
Jack NicholsonPlayed the Joker in Batman
James BeardUS author, 1903 - 85
James HavenActor
James Monroe5th US President (1817 - 25)
Jan Peter BalkenendeDutch Prime Minister
Janet JacksonSinger, sister of Michael
Jason BiggsThe bashful Jim of the American Pie movies
Jay LenoAmerican talk show host
Jean RenoirFrench director
Jeremy PaxmanPresenter of political shows, famous for asking difficult questions
Jerome K JeromeAuthor, major work Three Men in a Boat
Jerry SeinfeldFamous comic actor
Jerry SeinfieldAmerican entertainer/actor, surname spelt Seinfeld (Seinfield is a common mis-spelling)
Jessica AlbaStarred in movies such as Never Been Kisses
Jiddu KrishnamurtiIndian philosopher, 1895-1986
Jimmy DemaretUS golfer, 1910+
Jimmy StewartAmerican actor, 1908-97
Joe LouisBoxer
John ArbuthnotScottish physician
John KebleEnglish clergyman
John LubbockAnthropologist, 1834-1913
John MortimerEnglish novelist and barrister
John MuirGreen campaigner, 1838-1914
John SimonUS critic, 1925+
John Stuart MillVery famous English philosopher and Utilitarian
Jose Ortega Y GassetSpanish writer, philosopher
Joseph AddisonEnglish politician and writer, 1672 - 1719
Joseph HellerAmerican Novelist 1923 -
Joseph JoubertFrench moralist, 1754 - 1824
Judy DavisActress
Karl BarthSwiss theologian, 1886 - 1968
Karl KrausAustrian writer, 1874 - 1936
Karl MarxFamous German political philosopher. Lived 1818 - 1883.
Katharine HepburnActress who began her film career in 1932 and continued to act until the mid 90s
Kelly ClarksonMusician, the first American Idol
Kingsley AmisLondon born novelist who died in 1995
Kirsten DunstActress, star of The Virgin Suicides and many others
LiberaceAmerican showman
Linda EvangelistaCanadian model
Lorraine HansberryAmerican playwright, 1930-65
Ludwig WittgensteinFamous Austrian philosopher (1889 - 1951)
Madeleine AlbrightSecretary of State in the USA during Clinton's presidency
Malcom XCivil rights campaigner
Margery AllinghamEnglish crime writer
Margot FonteynEnglish ballet dancer
Mark W ClarkFamous soldier
Martha GrahamUS dancer, 1891 - 1991
Mary Kay AshBusinesswoman and founder of large cosmetics company
Mary RobinsonEnglish poet, 1758-1800
Max FrischGerman author
Michael MooreComedian, director and outspoken critic of the Bush government in the USA
Michael PalinActor, famous particularly for Monty Python's Flying Circus. Also did Around the World with Michael Palin
Michelle PfeifferEver popular Hollywood star
Nancy AstorBritish Conservative politician 1879-1964
Niccolo MachiavelliFlorentine statesman and political philosopher
NovalisGerman poet and novelist, 1772-1801
Olga KorbutRussian gymnast, 1956+
Oliver CromwellLord Protector of England from 1599-1658
Omar KhayyamAstronomer-poet of Persia
Orson WellesLived 1915 - 1985, Actor and writer
Pete SeegerAmerican folk singer, 1919-
Pete TownshendMusic star
Peter FramptonFamous guitarist
Peter MayhewStar Wars actor
Pierce BrosnanActor, famous for James Bond
Pope John Paul IIHead of the Roman Catholic Church and third longest serving Pope, from 1978 - 2005. Lived: 1920 - 2005.
Rabindranath TagoreBengali poet and philosopher, 1861 - 1941
Randall JarrellAmerican poet, 1914-65
Reggie JacksonAthlete
Renee ZellwegerStar of Bridget Jones Diary
Richard J DaleyPolitician
Robert BrowningEnglish poet 1812-89
Robert HallEnglish minister, 1764 - 1831
Robert JarvikInventor, 1946+
Rollo MayWriter, 1909 - 1994, best known for his work on our struggles in living in the modern world
Ron WydenUS politician, 1949+
Sachin TendulkarIndian cricketer
Saddam HusseinPresident of Iraq 1979 - 2003
Salvador DaliSurreal painter
Shirley MacLaineUS actress
Shirley TempleSuccessful actress born in 1928 who began her career aged only 6
Sigmund FreudAustrian psychiatrist 1856-1939
Soren KierkegaardPhilosopher, 1813 - 1855
Stevie WonderR&B and soul singer/songwriter
Stuart PearceFootballer
Terry PratchettAuthor, writer of the popular Discworld series, 1948+
Thomas BeechamBritish conductor
Tim McGrawPopular male singer in country music
Tim RothActor
Tina FeyComic
Tom SnyderJournalist, 1936+
Tony BlairFormer British Prime Minister, who started promisingly but whose abiding legacy after his ten years of leadership was probably going to War in Iraq. The day he resigned as Prime Minister he also gave up being an MP (never having liked the House of Commons or Britain anyway hence spending most of his time as leader abroad or covering foreign matters) and was appointed, perhaps ironically, a peace envoy
Tony GoldwynUS actor, 1960+
Tony HawkUS athlete, 1968+
Ulysses S Grant18th President of the USA 1822-85
Uma ThurmanActress, starred in Pulp Fiction and Kill Bill amongst others
Vanessa WilliamsActress
Victoria WoodEnglish comedienne
Vladimir NabokovRussian novelist
W Clement StoneAmerican businessman, 1902+
William ShakespeareThe most famous English playwright of all time, 1564 - 1616. He wrote a large number of plays in different genres, such as comedies, tragedies, histories and of course romances.
Some of his work is still regularly studied in classrooms to this day so his influence is enduring; for instance Romeo and Juliet and Macbeth are still commonly studied. His longest play was Hamlet which many consider to be the greatest play of all time.
His influence on the English language was immense with a surprisingly high number of words tracing their origin to his work, as indeed do many phrases.
His mind was clearly very productive and his command for story telling and commenting on humans and humanity meant his stories have reached through the ages even if the language now is difficult to understand. For many he is the greatest writer that has ever lived.
Wolfgang PauliAustrian-Swiss physicist, 1900 - 58
Yogi BerraAmerican baseball player
Zubin MehtaIndian conductor
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