Verna Cornelius
Verna Cornelius is an actress, known for Billionaire Boys Club (2018) and Irreconcilable Differences (1984).
Verna Felton
Verna Felton had extensive experience on the stage and in radio before she broke into film and television. Her trademarks was her distinctive husky voice and her no-nonsense attitude. She was quite in demand for voiceover work, as evidenced by her roles in Cinderella (1950), Alice in Wonderland (1951) and Lady and the Tramp (1955). She appeared in many films, but is best remembered as Hilda Crocker in the TV series December Bride (1954), a character she carried over into its spinoff, Pete and Gladys (1960). Verna died in 1966 at 76 years of age of a stroke.
Verna Gee
Verna Gee is known for Watch Me (1995).
Verna Griffin
Verna Griffin is known for The Defiant Ones (2017).
Verna Hillie
Verna Hillie was born on May 5, 1914 in Hancock, Michigan, USA. She was an actress, known for The Star Packer (1934), Romance in the Rain (1934) and I've Been Around (1935). She was married to Dick Linkroum and Frank Gill Jr.. She died on October 6, 1997 in Fairfield, Connecticut, USA.
Verna Raj
Verna Raj is known for Gunda (1998), Zahreela (2001) and Do Numbri (1998).
Vernard Adams
Vernard Adams is known for Human Resources (2018), There's No Eye In Cyclops (2019) and Welcome to Bloodview (2019).
Verne Alexandre
Verne Alexandre is known for Cave's Fable, Ash (2022) and Christmas in Miami (2021).
Verne Colette
Verne Colette is an actor, known for St. Benny the Dip (1951).
Verne Gagne
An amateur and professional wrestling legend, Verne Gagne's career covers the entire period of wrestling from the "real" to "fake" to "entertainment" eras. Gagne won two NCAA wrestling championships while at the University of Minnesota, and was a member of the 1948 Olympic Wrestling team for the United States. He soon turned pro and became champion of the new American Wrestling Association (AWA). He was a nine-time heavyweight champion in the AWA, winning his first title in 1960, and retiring as champion in 1981. In between he also was a four-time AWA Tag-Team champion with various partners. One of the most beloved "scientific" i.e. "good guy" wrestlers in the AWA, Gagne had some legendary feuds with some of the greats in the sport including The Crusher, Maurice "Mad Dog" Vachon (both of whom he later teamed with to win the tag-team belts), "Wicked" Nick Bockwinkel, Gene Kiniski, Mr. M, and Doctor X. Gagne was never flamboyent, but he didn't really need to be as he let his wrestling do the talking. After his career, he took over the promotion of the AWA, staying in that capacity until the league folded in 1990.