Don Cornelius(1936-2012)

Don Cornelius nasceu o 27 de setembro de 1936 em Chicago, Illinois, EUA. Era autor e produtor e foi conhecido pelo seu trabalho em O Professor Aloprado 2: A Familia Klump (2000), Soul Train (1971) e Cleópatra Jones (1973). Foi casado com Viktoria Chapman e Delores Harrison. Morreu o 1 de fevereiro de 2012 em Los Angeles, Califórnia, EUA.

4,5

Filme

8,1

Série de TV

5,9

Filme

7,0

Filme para televisão

21st Annual Soul Train Music Awards
6,4
Especial de TV
- executive producer
- 2007
The 20th Annual Soul Train Music Awards
6,4
Especial de TV
- executive producer
- 2006
The 8th Annual Soul Train Christmas Starfest
8,9
Especial de TV
- executive producer
- producer
- 2005
The 10th Annual Soul Train Lady of Soul Awards
Especial de TV
- executive producer
- producer
- 2005
The 19th Annual Soul Train Music Awards
6,3
Especial de TV
- executive producer
- 2005
Soul Train
8,1
Série de TV
- executive producer
- producer
- 1971–2004
The 18th Annual Soul Train Music Awards
4,6
Especial de TV
- executive producer
- 2004
The 17th Annual Soul Train Music Awards
6,2
Especial de TV
- executive producer
- 2003
8th Annual Soul Train Lady of Soul Awards
Especial de TV
- executive producer
- 2002
The 16th Annual Soul Train Music Awards
4,0
Especial de TV
- executive producer
- 2002
7th Annual Soul Train Lady of Soul Awards
7,8
Especial de TV
- executive producer
- 2001
The 15th Annual Soul Train Music Awards
Especial de TV
- executive producer
- 2001
6th Annual Soul Train Lady of Soul Awards
Especial de TV
- executive producer
- 2000
5th Annual Soul Train Lady of Soul Awards
Especial de TV
- executive producer
- 1999
The 13th Annual Soul Train Music Awards
Especial de TV
- associate producer
- 1999

Altura
- 1,93 m
Nascido(a) em
- 27 de setembro de 1936
- Chicago, Illinois, EUA
Falecido(a) em
- 1 de fevereiro de 2012
- Sherman Oaks, Los Angeles, Califórnia, EUA(self-inflicted gunshot wound)
Cônjuges
Crianças
- Tony Cornelius
Outros trabalhos
TV commercial: Reebok
Ofertas de publicidade
- 1 Retrato
- 3 Artigos

Curiosidades
In the mid-1960s, WVON Radio personality Ed Cobb was pulled over by Chicago Police officer Don Cornelius. When Officer Cornelius asked him typical traffic stop questions, Cobb noticed his unique speaking voice. Cobb told him that he was in the wrong profession, and suggested that Cornelius come down to the radio station and make a demo tape. Cornelius took him up on it, and was hired as an announcer.

Citações
We can't make it important to anybody else. Some of the audience we serve doesn't really care about what you did yesterday and you have to be cognizant of that ... But it's important to us.