Jimmy Osmond

Jimmy Osmond

Known For:Acting
Gender:Not set
Birthday:1963-04-16
Place of Birth:Canoga Park, California, USA
Also Known As: James Arthur Osmond / James A. Osmond /
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Jimmy Osmond was born on April 16, 1963 in Canoga Park, California, USA as James Arthur Osmond. He is a producer and actor, known for Inside the Osmonds (2001), Donny and Marie (1976) and The Wright Stuff (2000). He has been married to Michelle Larson since June 7, 1992. They have four children. Before the age of 15, Jimmy had developed and supervised most of the Osmonds’ merchandising business. Soon after, he launched a successful advertising agency that handled production services and campaigns for larger corporations, such as Yamaha and Coca-Cola, as well as an elite portfolio of other high profile clients. Also, during this same time, he starred in his first motion picture entitled “The Great Brain” and went on to star in two award winning episodes of the TV show “Fame”; and, starred in his own show to sell-out crowds in Madison Square Garden.
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  • name:Jimmy Osmond
  • Known For:Acting
  • Gender:Not set
  • Birthday:1963-04-16
  • Place of Birth:Canoga Park, California, USA
  • Also Known As: James Arthur Osmond · James A. Osmond ·
  • Biography:Jimmy Osmond was born on April 16, 1963 in Canoga Park, California, USA as James Arthur Osmond. He is a producer and actor, known for Inside the Osmonds (2001), Donny and Marie (1976) and The Wright Stuff (2000). He has been married to Michelle Larson since June 7, 1992. They have four children. Before the age of 15, Jimmy had developed and supervised most of the Osmonds’ merchandising business. Soon after, he launched a successful advertising agency that handled production services and campaigns for larger corporations, such as Yamaha and Coca-Cola, as well as an elite portfolio of other high profile clients. Also, during this same time, he starred in his first motion picture entitled “The Great Brain” and went on to star in two award winning episodes of the TV show “Fame”; and, starred in his own show to sell-out crowds in Madison Square Garden.
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