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]
• America Chedister ^[4]
• Bette Davis ^[5]
• Robert Englund ^[6]
• Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. ^[7]
• Mike Farrell and Judy Farrell ^[8]
• Judy Garland ^[7]
• Sterling Holloway ^[9]
• Rock Hudson ^[7]
• Tab Hunter ^[10]
• Elmo Lincoln ^[10]
• Fredric March ^[10]
• Victor Mature ^[10]
• Kent McCord ^[10]
• Bette Midler ^[11]
• Mary Miles Minter ^[12]
• Polly Moran ^[13]
• Ozzie Nelson and Harriet Nelson ^{[14] [15]}
• Franklin Pangborn ^[16]
• Gigi Parrish ^[17]
• Mary Pickford ^[7]
• Adele Ritchie ^[18]
• Mickey Rooney ^[7]
• Ruth Roman ^[19]
• Rita Rudner ^[20]
• Charlotte Shelby ^[21]
• Margaret Shelby ^[21]
• Grant Sullivan ^{[ citation needed ]}
• Slim Summerville ^[10]
• Claire Trevor ^[10]
• Bobs Watson ^[22]
• Rudolph Valentino ^[7]

Artists

• Mark Bloch, conceptual artist, writer ^[23]
• Mark Chamberlain, photographer ^[24]
• Elanor Colburn, painter, and muralist; early artist in Laguna Beach ^[25]
• Frank Cuprien, painter and "Dean of Laguna Artists" ^[26]
• Theodor Seuss Geisel, cartoonist & author
• Paul Blaine Henrie, painter ^[27]
• Abby Williams Hill, painter ^{[28] [29]}
• Anna Althea Hills, painter and founder of Laguna Art Museum ^[30]
• Thomas Lorraine Hunt, painter ^[31]
• George Hurrell, photographer ^[32]
• Frank Interlandi, editorial cartoonist ^[33]
• Bil Keane, cartoonist ^[34]
• Marie Boening Kendall, painter ^[35]
• Joseph Kleitsch, painter ^[36]
• Roger Kuntz, painter ^[37]
• William Mortensen, photographer ^[38]
• Edgar Alwin Payne, muralist and founder of Laguna Beach Art Association ^[39]
• Ruth Eaton Peabody, modernist painter, and sculptor; early artist in Laguna Beach ^{[40] [41]}
• William Grant Sherry, painter ^[10]
• George Gardner Symons, painter ^[39]
• William Wendt, "Dean of Southern California artists" ^[42]
• Robert William Wood, painter ^[43]
• Robert Wyland, muralist ^[44]
• Karl Yens, painter ^[45]

Athletes

• Hobie Alter, surfboard and sailboat designer ^[46]
• Damon Berryhill, baseball player ^[47]
• Dain Blanton, volleyball player ^[48]
• Colt Brennan, football player ^[49]
• Gavvy Cravath, baseball player ^[50]
• Lindsay Davenport, tennis player ^[51]
• Paul Deem, Olympic cyclist ^[52]
• Annika Dries, water polo player ^[53]
• Dusty Dvorak, volleyball player ^[54]
• Seth Etherton, baseball pitcher ^[55]
• Janet Evans, swimmer ^[56]
• Scott Fortune, volleyball player ^[57]
• Warren Gill, baseball player ^[58]
• Tom Harmon, football player and sportscaster ^[59]
• Nyjah Huston, skateboarder ^[60]
• Jon Leach, tennis player ^[61]
• Rick Leach, tennis player ^[62]
• Tom Morey, inventor of the "Boogie Board" ^[63]
• John H. Outland, namesake of college football Outland Trophy ^[64]
• Mike Parsons, surfer ^[65]
• John Pitts, football player ^[66]
• Rachel Wacholder, beach volleyball player and model ^[67]
• Dani Weatherholt, soccer player ^[68]
• Lefty Williams, baseball player ^[69]

Musicians and singers

• Frieda Belinfante, conductor and founder of the Orange County Philharmonic Orchestra ^[70]
• Taylor Hawkins, rock drummer, Foo Fighters ^[71]
• Marion Hutton, big band singer ^[72]
• Paula Kelly, big band singer ^[73]
• Ricky Nelson, pop singer ^[10]
• Jack Norworth, songwriter (wrote "Take Me Out to the Ballgame") ^[74]
• Lee Rocker, bassist, The Stray Cats ^[75]
• Richie Sambora, rock guitarist, Bon Jovi ^[76]
• Vic Schoen, big band leader ^[77]
• Ty Segall, singer-songwriter ^[78]

Writers

• Gregory Benford, author and astrophysicist ^[79]
• Forrest E. "Skip" Fickling, author ^[80]
• M. F. K. Fisher, culinary writer ^[81]
• Arnold Hano, sportswriter ^[82]
• Lisi Harrison, author ^[83]
• Hedda Hopper, gossip columnist ^[84]
• Lawrence Clark Powell, author and librarian ^[85]
• John Steinbeck, author ^[86]
• Theodore Taylor, author ^[87]
• John Weld, journalist ^[88]
• Charles Wright, poet ^[10]

Other

• George Adamski, ufologist ^[89]
• Buzz Aldrin, astronaut ^[90]
• Steve Arterburn, radio talk show host ^[91]
• Heidi Baker, missionary ^[92]
• Steve Bannon, political advisor ^[93]
• Florence "Pancho" Barnes, pioneer aviator ^[17]
• Warren Buffett, business magnate ^[10]
• Ron Burkle, business magnate ^[11]
• David P. Bushnell, businessman ^[94]
• David O. Carter, federal judge ^[95]
• Blair Conklin, professional skimboarder ^[96]
• Jonathan R. Cohen, American diplomat ^[97]
• Lauren Conrad, reality television personality, Fashion Designer ^[98]
• William S. Darling, art director ^[99]
• Bhagavan Das (formerly Michael Riggs), yogi ^[100]
• Charles Douglass, inventor of the laugh track ^[101]
• Frank Fertitta III, casino owner ^[102]
• Joe Francis, founder of Girls Gone Wild ^[103]
• Christine Fugate, film director ^[104]
• Pelham D. Glassford, United States Army Brigadier General ^[105]
• David B. Goldstein, human geneticist ^{[ citation needed ]}
• Bill H. Gross, investor and fund manager ^[106]
• Sue Gross, investor ^[107]
• Richard Halliburton, adventurer ^[108]
• Douglas Hodge (born 1957), CEO of PIMCO ^[109]
• John Mills Houston, United States Congressman ^[110]
• Christine Jorgensen, transsexual pioneer ^[111]
• Thelma Keane, businessperson ^[34]
• Eiler Larsen, town greeter ^[112]
• Timothy Leary, psychologist and LSD advocate ^[113]
• Greg MacGillivray, filmmaker ^[114]
• Alan MacPherson, patent lawyer ^[115]
• Peter Navarro, economist and filmmaker ^[116]
• Ward Ritchie, publisher and bibliophile ^[117]
• Malcolm St. Clair, film director ^[13]
• Robert A. Schuller, televangelist ^[118]
• Walter Terence Stace, philosopher ^[119]
• Samuel Totten, history professor ^[120]
• Peter Ueberroth, sports commissioner ^[121]
• Lila Zali, ballerina ^[122]

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