Performers and others involved in the entertainment industry
Notable Individuals
- McGoohan, Patrick (1928-2009) - American-born TV and film actor, creator of the British TV series "The Prisoner"
- Reagan, Ronald (1911-2004) - Hollywood actor, fortieth president of the United States
Other Individuals
- Aleandro, Norma (1936- ) - Argentine actress, winner of Cannes Award for best actress in La Historia Oficial
- Allen, Woody (1935- ) - American director, actor and screenwriter, won Best Director Oscar for Annie Hall
- Attenborough, Richard (1923-2014) - British actor, director and producer
- Bailey, Pearl (1918-1990) - Actress and singer, honored with the 1976 Screen Actors Guild Life Achievement Award
- Balsam, Martin (1919-1996) - American actor, winner of Oscar for supporting role in A Thousand Clowns
- Bergen, Candice (1946- ) - American movie and TV actress
- Bergman, Ingrid (1915-1982) - Swedish-born Hollywood actress, winner of three Oscars, portrayed Ilsa in Casablanca
- Bogart, Humphrey (1899-1957) - American Oscar-winning actor, star of The African Queen, Casablanca and The Caine Mutiny
- Brando, Marlon (1924-2004) - American film and stage actor
- Bridges, Jeff (1949- ) - Actor and producer, starred in The Big Lebowski and Tucker: The Man and His Dream
- Broderick, Matthew (1962- ) - Film and stage actor, probably best known for Ferris Bueller's Day Off
- Brosnan, Pierce (1953- ) - Irish actor, best known for portraying James Bond in four films
- Brynner, Yul (1920-1985) - Hollywood actor, winner of Best Actor Oscar for The King and I
- Campbell, Jessica (1982-2020) - Film and TV actress, who played Tammy Metzler in the 1999 movie Election
- Carter, Dixie (1939-2010) - Film, stage and TV actress, starred in the TV series "Designing Women"
- Christie, Julie (1940- ) - British Oscar-winning actress, portrayed Lara in Doctor Zhivago
- Cooper, Gary (1901-1961) - American Oscar-winning actor, star of High Noon
- Coppola, Francis Ford (1939- ) - American director and screenwriter, winner of Best Director Oscar for The Godfather: Part II
- Costa-Gavras (1933- ) - Greek-born French film director, screenwriter and producer
- Costner, Kevin (1955- ) - Oscar-winning actor, director and producer
- Cotten, Joseph (1905-1994) - American film and stage actor, star of The Third Man
- Crenna, Richard (1926-2003) - American movie actor
- de Havilland, Olivia (1916-2020) - British-American actress, winner of two Oscar Best Actress awards
- De Niro, Robert (1943- ) - American Oscar-winning actor, starred in Raging Bull and Godfather II
- Douglas, Kirk (1916-2020) - American actor, star of Paths of Glory and Spartacus, recipient of the AFI Life Achievement award
- Douglas, Melvyn (1901-1981) - American stage and movie actor, winner of Oscar, Tony and Emmy awards
- Dreyfuss, Richard (1947- ) - American actor, winner of Oscar for The Goodbye Girl
- Dunaway, Faye (1941- ) - American movie actress, winner of Best Actress Oscar for Network
- Duvall, Robert (1931- ) - American movie actor, producer and director
- Eastwood, Clint (1930- ) - Movie actor and Oscar-winning director and producer
- Finch, Peter (1916-1977) - British stage and film actor, winner of Best Actor Oscar for Network
- Ford, Harrison (1942- ) - American movie actor, recipient of 2000 AFI Life Achievement Award
- Ford, John (1894-1973) - American movie director, winner of four Best Director Oscars
- Forman, Miloš (1932-2018) - Czech movie director, won Oscars for One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest and Amadeus
- Gable, Clark (1901-1960) - American movie actor, winner of Oscar for It Happened One Night
- Garbo, Greta (1905-1990) - Swedish-born Oscar-nominated Hollywood actress
- Garner, James (1928-2014) - American film and TV actor
- Gates, Larry (1915-1996) - American film, TV and stage actor
- Gibson, Mel (1956- ) - Actor and director, famed for the Lethal Weapon films
- Gilliam, Terry (1940- ) - British-American film director, animator, actor and member of the Monty Python group
- Guinness, Alec (1914-2000) - Oscar-winning English stage and film actor
- Hackman, Gene (1930-2025) - American actor, winner of Oscars for The French Connection and Unforgiven
- Herrmann, Edward (1943-2014) - Film, stage and television actor
- Heston, Charlton (1923-2008) - American movie actor, winner of Oscar for Ben-Hur
- Holden, William (1918-1981) - American film actor, winner of an Oscar for best actor
- Hopkins, Anthony (1937- ) - Welsh film, stage, and TV actor
- Hurt, John (1940-2017) - Oscar-nominated English stage and film actor
- Kazan, Elia (1909-2003) - American movie director, producer and writer
- Keaton, Diane (1946- ) - American film and stage actress, winner of Best Actress Oscar for Annie Hall
- Kingsley, Ben (1943- ) - British actor, Oscar winner for title role in Ghandi
- Kramer, Stanley (1913-2001) - American movie director and producer
- Kubrick, Stanley (1928-1999) - American film director, notable for Dr. Strangelove, 2001: A Space Odissey and other works
- Lail, Leah (1965- ) - TV and film actress, played Kay Simmons in the TV series "V.I.P."
- Larroquette, John (1947- ) - Television actor, winner of Emmy awards for "Night Court"
- Lean, David (1908-1991) - Oscar-winning English film director and producer best known for several epic movies
- Leary, Denis (1957- ) - Stand-up comedian, TV and film actor, producer
- Leigh, Vivien (1913-1967) - Hollywood actress, winner of Oscars for Gone with the Wind and A Streetcar Named Desire
- Lucas, George (1944- ) - American screenwriter and director, famous for the Star Wars and Indiana Jones movies
- Madonna (1958- ) - American singer, dancer and actress
- McCarthy, Kevin (1914-2010) - American film, stage and TV actor, star of Invasion of the Body Snatchers
- McKern, Leo (1920-2002) - Australian-born English film, TV and stage actor
- McQueen, Steve (1930-1980) - American movie actor
- Melanie (1947-2024) - American singer and songwriter
- Moriarty, Michael (1941- ) - American film and TV actor, winner of two Emmy Awards
- Murray, Bill (1950- ) - American comedian and movie and TV actor, Oscar-nominated for Lost in Translation
- Neal, Patricia (1926-2010) - American Oscar-winning actress, portrayed Dominique Farcon in The Fountainhead
- Neeson, Liam (1952- ) - Irish actor, Oscar-nominated for his title role in Schindler's List
- Nelson, Willie (1933- ) - American country singer and songwriter
- Newman, Paul (1925-2008) - Oscar winning American actor
- Nicholson, Jack (1937- ) - American movie actor, winner of three Oscars and 1994 AFI Life Achievement Award
- O'Hara, Maureen (1920-2015) - Irish-born red-haired Hollywood actress, starred in The Quiet Man
- Pacino, Al (1940- ) - American stage and movie actor, winner of Best Actor Oscar for Scent of a Woman
- Peck, Gregory (1916-2003) - American movie actor
- Pryce, Jonathan (1947- ) - British film and stage actor, starred as Sam Lowry in Brazil
- Puenzo, Luis (1946- ) - Argentine filmmaker, director of La Historia Oficial
- Rains, Claude (1889-1967) - British-born actor with a long career in Hollywood films
- Ross, Katharine (1940- ) - American film and stage actress
- Rush, Geoffrey (1951- ) - Australian film and stage actor, winner of an Oscar for best actor
- Russell, Kurt (1951- ) - Film actor, played Snake Plissken in the Escape From New York/L.A. movies
- Scofield, Paul (1922-2008) - English Oscar-winning film and stage actor, portrayed Sir Thomas More in A Man for All Seasons
- Selleck, Tom (1945- ) - Film and TV actor, starred in TV series "Magnum, P.I."
- Sellers, Peter (1925-1980) - British comedian and actor, best known as the original Inspector Cloiseau
- Shaw, Robert (1927-1978) - English film and stage actor, portrayed shark hunter Quint in Jaws
- Sitch, Rob (1962- ) - Australian director, producer, screenwriter, actor and comedian
- Smith, Will (1968- ) - American TV and film actor, producer and rapper
- Spielberg, Steven (1946- ) - American movie director and producer, Oscar winner for Schindler's List and Saving Private Ryan
- Stallone, Sylvester (1946- ) - American actor and director, best known for portraying Rocky and Rambo
- Stewart, James (1908-1997) - American film and stage actor with a long and distinguished career
- Stone, Oliver (1946- ) - Oscar-winning film director, screenwriter and producer
- Tracy, Spencer (1900-1967) - American film actor, winner of two Oscars for best actor
- Trintignant, Jean-Louis (1930-2022) - French actor
- Walker, Jimmie (1947- ) - Actor and comedian, famous for the phrase "Dyn-o-mite!"
- Wayne, John (1907-1979) - The "Duke": American actor, Oscar winner for True Grit
- Weaving, Hugo (1960- ) - Film and stage actor, known for The Matrix, V for Vendetta, The Lord of the Rings, and The Hobbit
- Weir, Peter (1944- ) - Australian film director noted for Gallipoli, Dead Poets Society and The Truman Show
- Welles, Orson (1915-1985) - American stage, film and radio actor, known for his The War of the Worlds broadcast
- Wise, Robert (1914-2005) - American movie director, producer and editor
- Wood, Natalie (1938-1981) - American movie actress, portrayed Maria in the West Side Story film