Actually, no president had this nickname. But you may be referring to a famous line in a 1940 movie, when then-actor Ronald Reagan spoke about winning one for the Gipper-- a College Football player at Notre Dame named George Gipp, who died when he was only in his mid-20s. Unfortunately, the movie memorializes a story that may or may not have really happened. Yes, there was a George Gipp, but whether he actually asked his teammates in a death-bed scene to win the game for him is the subject of much debate. I refer you to an excellent article about this, from Sports Illustrated. https://www.si.com/vault/1991/12/30/125750/the-elusive-gipper-who-was-george-gipp-of-notre-dame-and-why-does-his-legend-live-on-when-so-many-others-have-faded
Ronald Reagan. Before entering politics, Reagan was a Hollywood actor, and the nickname "Gipper" was in reference to one of his movies.
Dutch was Ronald Reagan's nickname. And lesser one was The Gipper from a movie he was in .
The former-U.S. president got the nickname because of the leading role he once played in the motion picture “Knute Rockne, All American.” In that particular film, he portrayed George Gipp, a very good college football player who went by the nickname ‘the Gipper.’
His life long nickname was "Dutch", a name given to him by his father. He used the name professionally when he was a sports announcer in Iowa.
"The Gipper" based on the fact that in the movie "Knute Rockne, All American" Reagan played the part of George Gipp whose nickname was "The Gipper". A line from the movie was "Win One for the Gipper" an appeal to the rest to win against all odds. "Win one for the Gipper" became a common slogan for Reagan and his suporters when he went into politics.
Andreas Gipper has written: 'Der Intellektuelle'
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He got the nickname from playing the role of George Gipp, Notre Dame football player , in a movie, Knute Rockne -All American.
The Old Dominion and The Mother of Presidents.
no. ladybird was the nickname of president johnsons wife- not presidents fords wife
John Adams is nicknamed "His Rotundity"
Eight U.S. Presidents were born in Virginia, earning the state the nickname "Mother of Presidents." (Ohio has seven, plus W.H. Harrison who lived in the state and held office there. )
Ronald Reagan's nickname was "Dutch" given to him by father when he was very young. "Ronnie" and "Ron" were probably used on occasion. He was also referred to as "The Gipper" due to a movie role and "The Great Communicator" because of his skill in making speeches.