ON-LINERS

People that we think have a certain something - a dream - that they have fulfilled through self belief, talent, dedication and commitment. Creating their own luck. Want to propose others? Please email us on-liners@on-lineworld.com

Neil Armstrong

Andy Kaufman

Edith Piaf

Emily Pankhurst

Johnny Cash

Mother Theresa

Andy Warhol

(1930- )

Astronaut, the first person to set foot on the Moon.

(1949-1984)

"Song and dance man"- american comedian.

(1915-1963)

French singer and cultural icon.

(1858-1923)

Leader of the British suffragette movement.

(1932-2003)

The man who walked a line. American singer.

(1910-1997)

Founded the Missionaries of Charity in Calcutta.

(1928-1987)

American artist and central figure in the pop art movement.

Elvis Presley

Frank Sinatra

Albert Einstein

Gia Carangi

Frida Kahlo

Louis Pasteur

Forrest Gump

(1935-1977)

The King of Rock'n' Roll.

(1915-1998)

American singer and actor.

(1879-1955)

E= mc 2

(1960-1986)

First famous supermodel to die of AIDS.

(1907-1954)

Mexican painter.

(1822-1895)

French chemist.

(1994- )

Movie character.

Madonna

Laurel & Hardy

James Dean

Marie Curie

Muhammad Ali

Alfred Hitchcock

Pablo Picasso

(1958- )

American pop singer and song writter.

(1890-1965) (1892-1957)

Comedian team.

(1931-1955)

Rebel Without a Cause.

(1867-1934)

Polish physicist. Pioneer in the field of radioactivity.

(1942- )

American boxer and former three-time World Heavyweight Champion.

(1899- 1980)

Iconic British filmmaker and producer.

(1881-1973)

Andulusian-Spanish painter, draughtsman and sculptor.

Bob Marley

John Paul II

Steve Redgrave

Angelina Jolie

Greta Garbo

Freddie Mercury

Alexander Bell

(1945-1981)

Jamaican musician and performer of reggae music.

(1920-2005)

Polish pope, Promoter of the Faith.

(1962- )

British rower who won gold medals at five Olympic Games.

(1975- )

American film actress and Goodwill Ambassador.

(1905-1990)

Swedish-born actress. Unforgettable screen performer.

(1946-1991)

"We Are the Champions"- british singer and co-founder of Queen.

(1847-1922)

Scientist and inventor widely credited with the invention of the telephone.

Nelson Mandela

Abraham Lincoln

Yoko & John

Marilyn Monroe

Woody Allen

Marlene Dietrich

Julia Roberts

(1918- )

Former President of South Africa. Symbol of freedom and equality.

(1809- 1865)

Former President of the United States.

(1940-1980) (1930- )

"Give Peace a Chance"

(1926-1962)

Film Icon.

(1935- )

American film director, actor, producer and jazz musician.

(1901-1992)

German-born American actress, singer and entertainer.

(1967- )

Pretty Woman.

Robert Redford

Walt Disney

Janis Joplin

Joan D'Arc

Ronnie Biggs

Elisabeth Taylor

Mahatma Ghandi

(1936- )

American Motion Pictures director, actor, producer, philanthropist.

(1901-1966)

One of the best-known motion picture producers in the world.

(1947-1970)

Greatest Artist of All Tines

(1412-1431)

Catholic Saint and national heroine of France.

(1929- )

English Prisoner who is most known for escaping from prison.

(1932- )

American-English actress.

(1869-1948)

Political and spiritual leader.

Che Guevara

Isaac Newton

Golda Meir

Mae Jemison

Mr. Bean

Selene

Winston Churchill

(1928-1967)

Argentine Marxist Revolutionary

(1643-1727)

English physicist, mathematician, astronomer.

(1898-1978)

"Iron Lady" of Israeli Politics.

(1956- )

First black woman to travel to space.

(1955- )

Character developed by Rowan Atkinson.

(1874-1965)

Nobel Prize winning writer, politican and orator.

Diego Maradona

Al Capone

Rene

Audrey Hepburn

Bridgette Bardot

Christopher Columbus

(1960- )

The goal of the century. (2-1 victory over England 1986)

(1899-1947)

Scarface.

(1941- )

Fictional character developed by Gorden Kaye.

(1929-1993)

Academy Award winning film and stage actress, fashion icon, and humanitarian.

(1934- )

French actress, former fashion model, singer and animal rights activist.

(1451- 1506)

Italian navigator, colonizer and explorer.