People

• Albert Warner (1883-1967), one of the founders of Warner Bros. Studios

• Amelia Warner (b. 1982), British actress

• Amy Warner (soccer) (b. 1981), soccer player who graduated from the University of Notre Dame

• Arnie Warner, a municipal councillor in Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada

• Augustine Warner (1611–74), Virginia colonial politician and farmer

• Augustine Warner, Jr. (c. 1642–81), Virginia colonial politician, Speaker of the Virginia House of Burgesses

• Austin "Jack" Warner (b. 1944), Trinidadian football administrator and FIFA Vice President

• Brian Warner (b. 1969), musician, author, and director better known by his stage name Marilyn Manson

• Charles Dudley Warner (1829-1900), American essayist and novelist

• Sir Courtenay Warner, 1st Baronet (1857-1934) was a politician in the United Kingdom

• David Warner (actor) (b. 1941),English actor who often plays sinister characters

• Deborah Warner (b. 1959), British director of theatre and opera

• Ezra Warner American Inventor

• Ezra J. Warner, American historian and author

• Fred M. Warner (1865-1923), 26th governor of Michigan

• Glenn Scobey Warner ("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

• H. B. Warner (1875-1958), an English actor.

• Jack Warner (1892-1978), the president and driving force behind the highly successful development of Warner Bros. Studios in Hollywood

• Jack Warner (actor) (1896-1981), popular British film and television actor

• Jack Warner (pitcher) (born 1940), Major League Baseball pitcher

• Jackie Warner, fitness trainer and reality TV star

• John Warner (b. 1927), former United States Senator from Virginia

• John Warner (writer/editor) (b. 1970), author, editor of McSweeney's Internet Tendency

• Kurt Warner (b. 1971), NFL quarterback who is the league's all-time leader in completion percentage

• Mark Warner (b. 1954), United States Senator from Virginia and former governor of Virginia

• Plum Warner (Sir Pelham Francis "Plum" Warner, 1873-1963), English cricketer

• Rex Warner (1905-1986), English classicist, writer and translator

• Sam Warner, one of the founders of Warner Bros. Studios

• 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

• Thomas Warner (explorer) (1580-1649), famous for settling on Saint Kitts and Nevis

• William Warner (poet) (c. 1558-1609) English poet

• William Warner (Missouri) (1840-1916) U.S. Congressman and Senator

• William Lloyd Warner (1898-1970) American anthropologist

• William W. Warner (1920-) author, winner of a Pulitzer Prize in 1977

Places

• Warner, Alberta, Canada

• Warner, New Hampshire, USA

• Warner, Oklahoma, USA

• Warner, South Dakota, USA

• Warner, Queensland, Australia

• Warner Robins, Georgia, USA

Businesses

• Time Warner, an American media conglomerate, formerly Warner Communications

• * Warner Bros., a film and television production company

• Warner Aircraft Corporation

• Warner Books, a division of Hachette Book Group USA

• Warner Music Group is a record label group

• Warner Bros.-Seven Arts

• Warner-Lambert, now merged with Pfizer, a pharmaceutical company

• Warner Pacific College

• Warner Southern College

• Warner Theatre (Washington, D.C.)

• Warner Atari

Record labels

• Warner Alliance

• Warner Bros. Records

• Warner Curb Records

• Warner Music Australasia

• Warner Music Canada

• Warner-Spector Records

See also

• Irnerius (sometimes referred to as Warnerius), an Italian jurist from the 11th century