List of people from Laguna Beach, California
The following is a partial list of notable people who have been full-time or significant part-time residents of Laguna Beach, California, United States.
Actors
- George Beranger [1]
- William Boyd [2]
- Barbara Britton [3]
- Charlie Chaplin [4]
- Bette Davis [5]
- Robert Englund[6]
- Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. [4]
- Mike Farrell and Judy Farrell [7]
- Judy Garland [4]
- Sterling Holloway [8]
- Rock Hudson [4]
- Tab Hunter [9]
- Elmo Lincoln [9]
- Fredric March [9]
- Victor Mature [9]
- Kent McCord [9]
- Bette Midler [10]
- Mary Miles Minter [11]
- Polly Moran [12]
- Ozzie Nelson and Harriet Nelson [13][14]
- Franklin Pangborn [15]
- Gigi Parrish [16]
- Mary Pickford [4]
- Adele Ritchie [17]
- Mickey Rooney [4]
- Ruth Roman [18]
- Rita Rudner [19]
- Charlotte Shelby [20]
- Margaret Shelby [20]
- Grant Sullivan
- Slim Summerville [9]
- Claire Trevor [9]
- Bobs Watson [21]
- Rudolph Valentino[4]
Artists
- Mark Chamberlain [22]
- Frank Cuprien, painter and "Dean of Laguna Artists" [23]
- Paul Blaine Henrie, painter [24]
- Abby Williams Hill, painter [25][26]
- Anna Althea Hills, painter and founder of Laguna Art Museum [27]
- George Hurrell, photographer [28]
- Frank Interlandi, editorial cartoonist [29]
- Bil Keane, cartoonist [30]
- Joseph Kleitsch, painter [31]
- Roger Kuntz, painter [32]
- William Mortensen, photographer [33]
- Edgar Alwin Payne, muralist and founder of Laguna Beach Art Association [34]
- William Grant Sherry, painter [9]
- George Gardner Symons, painter [34]
- William Wendt, "Dean of Southern California artists" [35]
- Robert William Wood, painter [36]
- Robert Wyland, muralist [37]
- Karl Yens, painter [38]
Athletes
- Hobie Alter, surfboard and sailboat designer [39]
- Damon Berryhill, baseball player [40]
- Dain Blanton, volleyball player [41]
- Colt Brennan, football player [42]
- Gavvy Cravath, baseball player [43]
- Lindsay Davenport, tennis player [44]
- Paul Deem, olympic cyclist [45]
- Annika Dries, water polo player [46]
- Dusty Dvorak, volleyball player [47]
- Seth Etherton, baseball pitcher [48]
- Janet Evans, swimmer [49]
- Scott Fortune, volleyball player [50]
- Warren Gill, baseball player [51]
- Tom Harmon, football player and sportscaster [52]
- Rick Leach, tennis player [53]
- Tom Morey, inventor of the "Boogie Board" [54]
- John H. Outland, namesake of college football Outland Trophy [55]
- Mike Parsons, surfer [56]
- John Pitts, football player [57]
- Rachel Wacholder, volleyball player [58]
- Lefty Williams, baseball player [59]
Musicians and singers
- Frieda Belinfante, conductor and founder of the Orange County Philharmonic Orchestra[60]
- Taylor Hawkins, drummer [61]
- Marion Hutton, big band singer [62]
- Paula Kelly, big band singer [63]
- Ricky Nelson, singer [9]
- Jack Norworth, songwriter (wrote "Take Me Out to the Ballgame") [64]
- Lee Rocker, bassist, The Stray Cats [65]
- Vic Schoen, big band leader [66]
Writers
- Gregory Benford, author and astrophysicist [67]
- Forrest E. "Skip" Fickling, author [68]
- M. F. K. Fisher, culinary writer [69]
- Hedda Hopper, gossip columnist [70]
- Lawrence Clark Powell, author and librarian [71]
- John Steinbeck, author [72]
- Theodore Taylor, author [73]
- John Weld, journalist [74]
- Charles Wright, poet [9]
Other
- Buzz Aldrin, astronaut [75]
- Steve Arterburn, radio talk show host [76]
- Heidi Baker, missionary [77]
- Florence "Pancho" Barnes, pioneer aviator [16]
- Warren Buffett, business magnate [9]
- Ron Burkle, business magnate [10]
- David P. Bushnell, businessman[78]
- David O. Carter, federal judge [79]
- Lauren Conrad, reality television personality [80]
- William S. Darling, art director [81]
- Bhagavan Das (formerly Michael Riggs), yogi [82]
- Charles Douglass, inventor of the laugh track[83]
- Frank Fertitta III, casino owner [84]
- Joe Francis, founder of Girls Gone Wild [85]
- Christine Fugate, film director [86]
- Richard Halliburton, adventurer [87]
- John Mills Houston, United States Congressman [88]
- Christine Jorgensen, transsexual pioneer [89]
- Eiler Larsen, town greeter [90]
- Timothy Leary, psychologist and LSD advocate [91]
- Greg MacGillivray, filmmaker [92]
- Alan MacPherson, patent lawyer [93]
- Peter Navarro, economist and filmmaker [94]
- Ward Ritchie, publisher and bibliophile [95]
- Malcolm St. Clair, film director [12]
- Robert A. Schuller, televangelist [96]
- Walter Terence Stace, philosopher [97]
- Peter Ueberroth, sports commissioner [98]
- Lila Zali, ballerina [99]
Footnotes
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- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Belson, Eve (November 1991). "...Laguna Beach struggles to maintain its Local Color". Orange Coast Magazine: 74–93.
- ↑ "Laguna Beach : A Salute for Former Resident Bette Davis". Los Angeles Times. October 11, 1989.
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- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Wride, Nancy; McClellan, Dennis (October 29, 1993). "Laguna Beach Has Been Many Things to Many People". Los Angeles Times. p. A9.
- 1 2 Reckard, E. Scott (March 3, 1998). "Bette Midler Selling Divine Home". Los Angeles Times. pp. Real estate. Retrieved 22 October 2013.
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- 1 2 Epstein, Benjamin (February 19, 1998). "Course of History". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved 11 October 2013.
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- ↑ Burkins, Glenn (December 9, 1984). "Artist Wants to Give City a 'Whaling Wall'". Los Angeles Times. p. OC_A4.
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- ↑ Roberts, Rich (August 26, 1987). "Top Cat: Hobie Alter Created His Own Style of Sailing". Los Angeles Times. p. 8.
- ↑ "Damon Berryhill Statistics". Baseball-Reference.com. Retrieved 2008-04-25.
- ↑ Garcia, Irene (July 25, 1997). "Blanton Moves From the Waves to the Beach". Los Angeles Times. p. C3.
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- ↑ Peterson, Lauren (Aug 4, 2002). "Davenport Has the Home-Court Edge; Tennis: The Laguna Beach resident, coming off knee surgery, aims for her fourth Manhattan Beach title". Los Angeles Times. p. 12.
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