Warner can refer to:

People

• Albert Warner (1883-1967), one of the founders of Warner Bros. Studios
• Amelia Warner (b. 1982), British actress.
• Amy Warner (b. 1981), soccer player who graduated from the University of Notre Dame
• Austin "Jack" Warner (b. 1944) - Trinidadian football adminsitrator and businessmen and FIFA Vice President.
• Brian Warner (b. 1969), musician, author, and director
• Charles Dudley Warner (1829-1900), American essayist and novelist
• David Warner (b. 1941), English actor who often plays sinister characters
• Glenn Scobey "Pop" Warner (1871-1954), American football coach
• Harry Warner (1881-1958), one of the founders of Warner Bros.
• Harry Warner, Jr. (1922-2003), science fiction fan and historian
• Jack Warner (1892-1978), the president and driving force behind the highly successful development of Warner Brothers Studios in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California
• Jack Warner (1896-1981), popular British film and television actor
• John Warner (b. 1927), Senator from Virginia
• John Warner (writer/editor) (b. 1970), author, editor of McSweeney's Internet Tendency
• Kurt Warner (b. 1971), NFL quarterback who still is the league's all-time leader in passer rating
• Mark Warner (b. 1954), former Governor of Virginia
• Sir Pelham Francis "Plum" Warner (1873-1963), English cricketer
• Rex Warner (1905-1986), English classicist, writer and translator
• Seth Warner (1743-1784), huntsman
• Susan Warner (1819-1885), American writer of religious fiction for young people
• Sylvia Townsend Warner (1893-1978), English novelist and poet
• William Warner, four notable men

Places

In the United States

• Warner, town in New Hampshire
• Warner, town in Oklahoma
• Warner Robins, city in Georgia

Outside the United States

• Warner, place in Queensland, Australia
• Warner, place in Alberta, Canada

Businesses

• Warner's
• Warner-Lambert
• Warner Books
• Warner Bros.
• Warner Brothers Records
• Warner Brothers Studios, one of the world's largest producers of film and television entertainment founded in 1923 by four brothers; Albert Warner, Harold Warner, Jack Warner, and Sam Warner
• Warner Communications
• Warner Music Group
• Warner Theater, Washington D.C.

See also

• Warnerius

Families | Place names | Surnames

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