Newman, Paul

Paul Newman,
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Name	Newman, Paul Gender: M
Birthname	Paul Leonard Newman
born on	26 January 1925 at 06:30 (= 06:30 AM )
Place	Cleveland, Ohio, 41n30, 81w42
Timezone	EST h5w (is standard time)
Data source	BC/BR in hand Rodden Rating AA Collector: Rodden
Astrology data	06°02' 01°39 Asc. 13°04'

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Paul Newman (in his first film, The Silver Chalice, 1954)

Biography

American screen and stage actor, a top Hollywood star of long duration, blessed with the most famous blue eyes in cinema history. His first film, The Silver Chalice (1954) was dreadful, but led to career development and a rise into the stratosphere of Hollywood stardom. Long Hot Summer (1958), Exodus (1960), The Hustler (1961) and Hud (1963) were all films which helped him reach the $1 million a picture class in his more than 60 films. In the late 1960s, Newman began to direct films, starting with Rachel, Rachel (1968).

After seven nomination for the Oscar, in 1985 he was awarded an Honorary Oscar by the Academy, but he was not yet ready to hang up his belt and refused to attend the ceremony. He wise-cracked that the honor was a "gift certificate from Forest Lawn." The following year, he truly did win the Oscar on 30 March 1987 for The Color Of Money.

Paul was the second son of Arthur and Theresa Newman. His Jewish dad ran a prosperous sporting-goods store and raised his family in an affluent suburban community. When he joined the Navy during World War II, he hoped to become a pilot but after doctors found that his baby-blue eyes were actually color-blind, he became a radio operator aboard a torpedo bomber. After being discharged in 1946, Newman returned to Ohio and enrolled in Kenyon College, where he played football and became interested in acting. By the time he graduated in 1949 he was totally absorbed in theater. He spend a year in Chicago before his dad died, when he returned home to take over the store.

By then he was married to Jacqueline Witte, who was pregnant with their son, Scott. They later had two daughters, Susan and Stephanie. A year later, the store sold, to Newman's great relief, and he went back on course to Broadway. His debut was in the 1953 production of Picnic, where he met up-and-coming actress Joanne Woodward. It took five years and a wrenching divorce before they married.

His two marriages produced six children. He and Woodward had three daughters, Nell, Melissa and Clea. As they became adults, he regretted not being a more involved father. In 1978 he suffered the tragedy of having his son Scott die from an accidental drug overdose.

Newman estimated that he and Woodward lived in some 22 houses in California, and in 1971 they bought a 1739 farmhouse in exurban Connecticut as a summer house. They increasingly enjoyed their time there.

Newman founded "The Hole in the Wall Gang," a camp for terminally ill children which he supported through his contributions from his sales of his two cookbooks and numerous cooking contests. He also sponsored a drug-abuse-prevention center named for his son Scott.

In his 70s, his voice was raspier, his hair was white and his startlingly blue eyes were somewhat faded but Newman was still a very handsome man. He had always championed liberal causes, driven fast cars and guarded his private life.

After 20 years of running his hugely successful company, that manufactured and sold food items like salad dressing, pasta sauce, popcorn and more in eight countries, Newman and long-time pal and business partner, author A.E. Hotchner, wrote a book Shameless Exploitation in Pursuit of the Common Good, their company’s story, including management tips. All profits were given to thousands of organizations, and in November 2003, they passed a landmark of having given away $150 million.

At the end of May 2007, the actor announced his retirement from acting, saying, “I'm not able to work anymore at the level that I would want to." He followed that announcement with a $10 million donation to his alma mater, Kenyon College.

Newman died of cancer on 26 September 2008 at age 83 at his home in Westport, Connecticut.

Link to Wikipedia biography

Relationships

• parent->child relationship with Newman, Nell (born 8 April 1959)

• parent->child relationship with Newman, Scott (born 23 September 1950)

• spouse relationship with Woodward, Joanne (born 27 February 1930). Notes: Happy very

• sibling relationship with Newman, Arthur (born 29 January 1924)

• (has as) protégé relationship with Janney, Allison (born 19 November 1959). Notes: Janney studied with Newman during college

• role played of/by Cody, Buffalo Bill (born 26 February 1846). Notes: 1976 film "Buffalo Bill and the Indians, or Sitting Bull's History Lesson"

• role played of/by Trumbo, Dalton (born 9 December 1905). Notes: 2004 play "Trumbo"

Events

• Relationship : Marriage 29 January 1958 (Second wife, Joanne Woodward)
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• Death of Child 19 November 1978 (Scott committed suicide)
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• Work : Prize 30 March 1987 (Oscar for "The Color of Money")
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• Crime : Law suit June 1987 (Instigated)
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• Social : Great Publicity 30 September 1999 (Seventh childrens camp, CA.)
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• Work : Published/ Exhibited/ Released 2003 (Book about his company)

• Work : Gain social status 2003 (Company reached milestone of having donated $150 million to charity)

• Work : Retired May 2007 (From acting)
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• Death by Disease 26 September 2008 (Cancer, age 83, in Westport, CT)
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Source Notes

B.C. in hand, LMR (same in Contemporary Sidereal Horoscopes and Gauquelin Book of American Charts).

Categories

• Traits : Body : Appearance gorgeous

• Diagnoses : Major Diseases : Cancer

• Diagnoses : Body Part Problems : Eyes (Bright blue, colorblind)

• Family : Childhood : Order of birth (Second of two boys)

• Family : Childhood : Sibling circumstances (Stress with brother for many years)

• Family : Relationship : Marriage more than 15 Yrs (Second wife Joanne Woodward)

• Family : Relationship : Mate - Noted (Second wife Joanne Woodward)

• Family : Relationship : Number of Marriages (Two)

• Family : Relationship : Sexual chemistry (Said of wife, "Why get hamburger when filet at home?")

• Family : Parenting : Kids more than 3 (Six)

• Family : Parenting : Kids - Drug involved (Scott)

• Family : Parenting : Kids -Traumatic event (Scott committed suicide)

• Lifestyle : Financial : Gain - Financial success in field

• Lifestyle : Financial : Philanthropist (Close to $100 million to causes)

• Lifestyle : Financial : Wealthy

• Lifestyle : Social Life : Sports (Race-car driver)

• Lifestyle : Home : Many moves

• Passions : Criminal Perpetrator : Lawsuit instigated (For $3 million)

• Personal : Death : Illness/ Disease

• Personal : Death : Long life more than 80 yrs (Age 83)

• Vocation : Beauty : Sex-symbol

• Vocation : Business : Business owner (Salad dressing, spaghetti sauce)

• Vocation : Entertainment : Actor/ Actress

• Vocation : Entertain/Business : Director

• Vocation : Sports : Race Cars (Secondary)

• Notable : Awards : Oscar (For "The Color Of Money")

• Notable : Awards : Vocational award (Eight Oscar nominations)

• Notable : Famous : Top 5% of Profession

• Notable : Book Collection : American Book