Others, like Lyndon Johnson and Andrew Jackson , used government service as a springboard to personal fortune.
For The Blind Side, producers Broderick Johnson, Andrew A. Kosove and Gil Netter are eligible for the Oscar.
In the less-exotic UK, Boris Johnson, Andrew Faulds and Glenda Jackson are among those who have taken up the mantle of politician.
James Anderson, Richard Johnson, Andrew Flintoff and James Kirtley have all missed Tests with injuries and Andrew Caddick has been out since April with sciatica.
Alcon bought the rights from producer-director Bud Yorkin, who will produce the new film along with Alcon, Cynthia Sikes Yorkin and Broderick Johnson and Andrew Kosove.
Andrew Johnson of Comcast thinks customers will continue to use a cable Internet connection because it's better.
John Quincy Adams, Millard Fillmore, and Andrew Johnson all succumbed to strokes, and died within two days.
Villa took the lead through a John Pantsil own goal before Andrew Johnson stooped to head the Cottagers level.
"The core of all these apps--map display, waypoint search, tracking and routing--is the same, " notes TrailBehind Chief Executive Andrew Johnson.
Mr. ANDREW JOHNSON (Comcast): When our customers connect to the Internet, they're going to be using the most reliable and powerful high-speed connection around.
President Andrew Johnson also served as a Senator from Tennessee in 1875, 7 years after the Senate acquitted him of impeachment charges.
Senator Andrew Johnson was a Tennessee Democrat who had refused to join his Southern Democratic confederates and stayed with the northern Unionists.
In 1992 he published Grand Inquests, a 278-page history of the 19th century impeachment trials of Justice Samuel Chase and President Andrew Johnson.
Danny Murphy struck the decisive goal in the 57th minute, driving home Andrew Johnson's superb pull-back for his third goal of the season.
The visitors were furious as Andrew Johnson's late strike was ruled out by a belated offside flag after James Vaughan robbed keeper Brad Friedel.
The only time in history that's ever happened was 1864 when Abraham Lincoln picked the Democratic - former Democratic governor of Tennessee, Andrew Johnson.
Andrew Johnson, who ascended to the presidency after Abraham Lincoln's assassination, was tried and acquitted in the last presidential impeachment trial 131 years ago.
Everton boss David Moyes needed to inject some threat into his side, and he decided to send on Andrew Johnson for Pienaar after 52 minutes.
Essentially the same economic and political forces that drove the presidential impeachment process against Andrew Johnson in 1868 are driving the impeachment process 130 years later.
Andrew Johnson, our first impeached President, was said to have waved around his pocket constitution so often that he resembled a newsboy hawking the daily paper.
The first-half ended on a sour note when Andrew Johnson - making his Palace debut - was stretchered off after receiving treatment for 10 minutes for a head injury.
Two other heroes are Harrison Reed and Ossian Hart, governors who ruled during the so-called congressional Reconstruction that briefly overturned the racist regimes installed under Andrew Johnson after Lincoln's assassination.
Damien Duff burst through on the right to cross for Andrew Johnson lurking in the six-yard box and only a timely interception by Luiz guided the ball high and over the bar.
As Nixon resigned when the process was just beginning, the only president to have been through the whole process was Andrew Johnson, impeached by the House in 1868 on 11 counts, strongly political in flavour.
In 1962, a year after Ike relinquished the presidency, a poll by Harvard's Arthur Schlesinger Sr. ranked him 22nd between Chester A. Arthur, largely a presidential nonentity, and Andrew Johnson, impeached by the House and nearly convicted by the Senate.
Mair recently won plaudits for grilling London Mayor Boris Johnson while filling in for Andrew Marr on BBC One.
Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson, writing at FT.com, argues that the company is asking for trouble by insisting on 30 percent of the cut from magazines and other publications that sell subscriptions through iTunes.
Worse were those of Paul Collingwood, who threw his bat at a ball well wide of the off stump and was caught in the gully for 24, Matt Prior, who sliced a slower ball from Johnson to point and then Andrew Flintoff, who received a hero's ovation as he walked out, but chased a very wide delivery and was caught behind for seven.
It was England's first Test since 2003 World Cup-winning captain Johnson replaced Brian Ashton as England boss, although Rob Andrew is in charge of the tour party because Johnson remained in England as his wife is expecting their second child.
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