Joe Paterno (I) (1926–2012) |
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Joe Paterno was born on December 21, 1926 in Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA as Joseph Vincent Paterno. He is known for his work on Go Tigers! (2001), Notre Dame Football (1991) and The Winners (1973). He was married to Suzanne Pohland. He died on January 22, 2012 in State College, Pennsylvania, USA.
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Died:(age 85) in State College, Pennsylvania, USA |
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Self (41 credits)
Self (41 credits)
1992-2006
Notre Dame Football
(TV Series)
Self - Penn St. Nittany Lions Head Coach
Self - Penn St. Nittany Lions Head Coach
- Penn St. Nittany Lions vs. Notre Dame Fighting Irish
(2006)
... Self - Penn St. Nittany Lions Head Coach
- Penn St. Nittany Lions v. Notre Dame Fighting Irish
(1992)
... Self - Penn St. Nittany Lions Head Coach
1999-2000
ESPN SportsCentury
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Self
Self
- Vince Lombardi
(2000)
... Self
- Jim Brown
(1999)
... Self
- Greatest Coaches of the Century
(1999)
... Self
1978
60 Minutes
(TV Series documentary)
Self - Football Coach, Penn State University (segment "We're Number One")
Self - Football Coach, Penn State University (segment "We're Number One")
- We're Number One/Behind the Cane Curtain/I'm an American
(1978)
... Self - Football Coach, Penn State University (segment "We're Number One")
1973
The Mike Douglas Show
(TV Series)
Self - Football Coach
Self - Football Coach
- Episode #12.114
(1973)
... Self - Football Coach
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Archive footage (8 credits)
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