Notable Alumni of University of Southern California
Notable alumni of University of Southern California include Neil Armstrong (Apollo 11 commander, first person on the Moon), Shinzō Abe (Former Prime Minister of Japan) and George Lucas (Filmmaker, philanthropist and entrepreneur).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Shinzō Abe 1954–2022
Former Prime Minister of Japan
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Mohamed Morsi 1951–2019
Fifth President of Egypt
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Zulfikar Ali Bhutto 1928–1979
Former President and Prime Minister of Pakistan
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Reza Pahlavi 1960–
Former Crown Prince of Iran
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Pat Nixon 1912–1993
First Lady of the United States, 1969–1974
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Hilda Heine 1951–
President of the Marshall Islands
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Warren Christopher 1925–2011
63rd US Secretary of State
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Norman Schwarzkopf Jr. 1934–2012
United States Army general
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Takeo Miki 1907–1988
Prime Minister of Japan from 1974 to 1976
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Doug Emhoff 1964–
Second Gentleman of the United States from 2021 to 2025
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Jim Webb 1946–
Former US senator from Virginia and author
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Marouf al-Bakhit 1947–2023
Former Prime Minister of Jordan
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Karen Bass 1953–
43rd mayor of Los Angeles
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Cynthia McKinney 1955–
Former U.S. congresswoman and peace activist
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Cindy McCain 1954–
Diplomat and businesswoman, former WFP executive director
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Hilda Solis 1957–
Los Angeles County supervisor and congresswoman-elect
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Abdurrahim El-Keib 1950–2020
Former interim Prime Minister of Libya
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Dean Heller 1960–
Former U.S. Senator from Nevada
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Patrisse Khan-Cullors 1984–
Co-founder of the Black Lives Matter movement
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Fayez al-Tarawneh 1949–2021
Former Prime Minister of Jordan
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Dana Rohrabacher 1947–
Former U.S. representative from California
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Lau Wai Hing Emily 1952–
Hong Kong politician, first woman directly elected to LegCo
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Claire Wang 1979–
Taiwanese figure named to judicial reform committee
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Edward L. Masry 1932–2005
Lawyer in the Erin Brockovich case
Business
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J. Paul Getty 1892–1976
Founder of Getty Oil Company and art collector
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Robert Kardashian 1944–2003
Attorney on O. J. Simpson's defense team
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Jack Warner 1892–1978
President of Warner Bros. Studios
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Ronnie Chan 1949–
Hong Kong businessman
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Timothy Fok 1946–
Hong Kong businessman, eldest son of Henry Fok
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Fu Chengyu 1951–
Former chairman of Sinopec
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Cathie Wood 1955–
Cofounder and CEO of Ark Invest
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Aryan Khan 1997–
Indian entrepreneur and filmmaker; son of Shah Rukh Khan
Science and academia
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Neil Armstrong 1930–2012
Apollo 11 commander, first person on the Moon
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Charles Francis Richter 1900–1985
Seismologist, co-creator of the Richter scale
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Jim Lovell 1928–2025
Astronaut and naval aviator
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John Mearsheimer 1947–
Political scientist, offensive realism theorist
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Charles Bolden 1946–
23rd NASA Administrator and astronaut
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Robert Ballard 1942–
Oceanographer who discovered the Titanic wreck
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Martha Chase 1927–2003
Geneticist who confirmed DNA as genetic material
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Soumya Swaminathan 1959–
Indian paediatrician, former WHO deputy director-general
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Nancy J. Currie-Gregg 1958–
US Army colonel and NASA astronaut
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Gerald Carr 1932–2020
NASA astronaut, commander of Skylab 4
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Boris Podolsky 1896–1966
Physicist, co-author of the EPR paradox
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Michael D. Griffin 1949–
Physicist and former NASA administrator
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Charles T. Kowal 1940–2011
Astronomer who discovered 2060 Chiron
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Eugene Nida 1914–2011
Linguist who developed dynamic equivalence translation theory
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Karol J. Bobko 1937–2023
NASA astronaut and Air Force officer
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Margaret Chung 1889–1959
First known American-born Chinese woman physician
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Shang-Hua Teng 1964–
Professor of computer science and mathematics at USC
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Jawad A. Salehi 1956–
Iranian electrical engineer, optical CDMA pioneer
Arts and media
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George Lucas 1944–
Filmmaker, philanthropist and entrepreneur
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John Wayne 1907–1979
Hollywood actor famed for Westerns and war films
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Diane Keaton 1946–2025
American actress
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Zac Efron 1987–
Actor and singer, star of High School Musical
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Frank Gehry 1929–2025
Canadian-American architect and designer
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Robert Zemeckis 1952–
Film director, producer and screenwriter
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Forest Whitaker 1961–
Actor and filmmaker, Academy Award winner
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Will Ferrell 1967–
Actor, comedian, writer and producer
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Lily Collins 1989–
British-American actress
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Miranda Cosgrove 1993–
Actress, singer and producer
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Alexandra Daddario 1986–
Actress known for Percy Jackson
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Bob Saget 1956–2022
Comedian, played Danny Tanner on Full House
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Ron Howard 1954–
Film director, producer and actor
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James Coburn 1928–2002
Actor in Westerns and action films
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James Horner 1953–2015
Film composer and conductor
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America Ferrera 1984–
Actress, Emmy and Golden Globe winner
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Sophia Bush 1982–
Actress, starred in One Tree Hill
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Gene Roddenberry 1921–1991
Creator of Star Trek
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Daryl Hannah 1960–
Actress, director and environmental activist
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John Carpenter 1948–
Filmmaker and composer, master of horror
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Jerry Goldsmith 1929–2004
Film composer
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Natalie Cole 1950–2015
Singer, daughter of Nat King Cole
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Flea 1962–
Bassist of Red Hot Chili Peppers
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Anton Yelchin 1989–2016
Actor born in the Soviet Union
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Sam Peckinpah 1925–1984
Filmmaker known for revisionist Westerns
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Tom Selleck 1945–
Actor, star of Magnum, P.I
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Regina King 1971–
Actress and director, Academy Award winner
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Kelly Preston 1962–2020
Actress in Twins and Jerry Maguire
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Kevin Feige 1973–
President of Marvel Studios and MCU producer
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Bryan Singer 1965–
Film director and producer
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Dave Franco 1985–
American actor and filmmaker
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Cybill Shepherd 1950–
Actress, known for The Last Picture Show
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Bridgit Mendler 1992–
Former actress and singer turned entrepreneur
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Madeleine Stowe 1958–
American actress known for Stakeout
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Shonda Rhimes 1970–
Producer and writer, creator of Grey's Anatomy
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James Newton Howard 1951–
Film composer who scored over 100 films
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Dalton Trumbo 1905–1976
Screenwriter, one of the Hollywood Ten
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Timothy Olyphant 1968–
Actor and film producer
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Zeenat Aman 1951–
Indian Hindi-film actress and model
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Ke Huy Quan 1971–
Actor and Academy Award winner
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Leo McCarey 1898–1969
Film director, screenwriter and producer
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Topher Grace 1978–
Actor in That '70s Show and Spider-Man 3
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Sasha Alexander 1973–
Actress, played Gretchen Witter in Dawson's Creek
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Robert Vaughn 1932–2016
Actor best known as secret agent Napoleon Solo
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Paula Patton 1975–
Actress and producer
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LeVar Burton 1957–
Actor and host; Geordi La Forge in Star Trek
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Kyra Sedgwick 1965–
Actress, star of The Closer
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Irving Stone 1903–1989
Writer of biographical novels, including Lust for Life
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Ryan Coogler 1986–
Filmmaker and Academy Award winner
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Rian Johnson 1973–
Filmmaker who directed Brick
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Troian Bellisario 1985–
Actress known for Pretty Little Liars
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Tate Donovan 1963–
Actor known for The O.C. and Hercules
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Bud Luckey 1934–2018
Pixar animator and character designer
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Macy Gray 1967–
R&B and soul singer
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James Ivory 1928–
Film director, screenwriter and producer
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Michael Landon 1936–1991
American actor and filmmaker
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Judd Apatow 1967–
Filmmaker and comedian
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Ludwig Göransson 1984–
Swedish composer and record producer
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Shawn Levy 1968–
Filmmaker and actor, founder of 21 Laps Entertainment
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David Foster 1949–
Record producer and composer, 16-time Grammy winner
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Eric Stoltz 1961–
Actor known for playing Rocky Dennis in Mask
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Richard Crenna 1926–2003
Actor and television director
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Thomas Newman 1955–
Film composer with 15 Academy Award nominations
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Jenna Dewan 1980–
Actress and dancer
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Jason Reitman 1977–
Filmmaker who directed Juno and Up in the Air
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Art Buchwald 1925–2007
Humorist and Washington Post columnist
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Lauren German 1978–
Actress, known for Lucifer
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Deborah Ann Woll 1985–
Actress known for HBO's True Blood
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James Hong 1929–
Actor with over 600 productions
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Irvin Kershner 1923–2010
Film and television director
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Saweetie 1993–
Rapper known for debut single Icy Grl
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Jon Landau 1960–2024
Film producer of Titanic and Avatar
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Rumer Willis 1988–
Actress, daughter of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore
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Ally Sheedy 1962–
American actress and author
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Ray Harryhausen 1920–2013
Animator and special effects pioneer
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Lionel Hampton 1908–2002
Jazz vibraphonist, percussionist and bandleader
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Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa 1950–2025
Actor, played Shang Tsung in Mortal Kombat
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Robert Stack 1919–2003
Actor and television host
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Patrick J. Adams 1981–
Actor known for Mike Ross in Suits
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Patrick Schwarzenegger 1993–
Actor and model, son of Arnold Schwarzenegger
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John Singleton 1968–2019
Director of Boyz n the Hood
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Walter Salles 1956–
Brazilian film director, screenwriter and producer
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Alexander Ludwig 1992–
Canadian actor, played Cato in The Hunger Games
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Mahira Khan 1984–
Pakistani film and television actress
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Joseph Mazzello 1983–
Actor in Jurassic Park
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John Ritter 1948–2003
Actor and comedian
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Anthony Edwards 1962–
Actor, director and producer
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Doug Liman 1965–
Film director of The Bourne Identity
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Alec Benjamin 1994–
Singer-songwriter with 2018 breakthrough single
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David S. Goyer 1965–
Screenwriter and filmmaker of Dark Knight trilogy
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Grant Imahara 1970–2020
Engineer and MythBusters host
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Matt Reeves 1966–
Filmmaker, co-creator of Felicity
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Leigh-Allyn Baker 1972–
Actress in Disney's Good Luck Charlie
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Thom Mayne 1944–
Los Angeles-based architect
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Shiri Appleby 1978–
Actress and television director
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Eric Kripke 1974–
Creator of the TV series Supernatural
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Shaun Toub 1963–
Iranian-born actor, played Yinsen in Iron Man
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Lee Unkrich 1967–
Pixar director, co-director of Toy Story 2
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Art Clokey 1921–2010
Animator and pioneer of clay stop-motion animation
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Bradley Steven Perry 1998–
Actor known for Disney's Good Luck Charlie
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Scott Derrickson 1966–
Horror film director, known for The Black Phone
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Hwang Dong-hyeok 1971–
South Korean director, creator of Squid Game
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Dexter Holland 1965–
Co-founder and lead vocalist of the Offspring
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Charlie Carver 1988–
Actor known for Desperate Housewives
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Marco Beltrami 1966–
Film and television score composer
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Herb Alpert 1935–
Trumpeter and co-founder of A&M Records
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Rosalind Chao 1957–
Actress in The Joy Luck Club
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Joe Johnston 1950–
Film director of Jumanji
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Glenn Medeiros 1970–
Singer known for 1987 hit cover
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Nick Lachey 1973–
Singer and actor, lead singer of 98 Degrees
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Dorothy Arzner 1897–1979
Hollywood film director
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Ryan Eggold 1984–
Actor known for New Amsterdam and The Blacklist
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Marilyn Horne 1934–
American operatic mezzo-soprano
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Robinson Jeffers 1887–1962
Poet known for work on the central California coast
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Aloe Blacc 1979–
Singer and rapper, known for "The Man"
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Rob Kardashian 1987–
Television personality on Keeping Up with the Kardashians
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Jon Turteltaub 1963–
Film director and producer
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Swoosie Kurtz 1944–
Actress, Emmy and two-time Tony winner
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Mehcad Brooks 1980–
Actor, James Olsen in Supergirl
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Renée Elise Goldsberry 1971–
Actress and singer, Tony and Grammy winner
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Austin Nichols 1980–
Actor known for One Tree Hill
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Ted McGinley 1958–
Actor known for Married... with Children
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Leo Buscaglia 1924–1998
Author, motivational speaker and USC professor
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Taylor Hackford 1944–
Film director and former Directors Guild president
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Geoffrey Blake 1962–
Actor known for Forrest Gump
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David Gallagher 1985–
Actor known for 7th Heaven and Kingdom Hearts
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O'Shea Jackson Jr. 1991–
Actor and rapper
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Nick Castle 1947–
Film director, screenwriter and actor
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Bear McCreary 1979–
Composer of film, television and game scores
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Chris Lowell 1984–
Actor known for Veronica Mars and GLOW
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Tom Holland 1943–
Filmmaker, director of Fright Night and Child's Play
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Storm Reid 2003–
Actress, lead of A Wrinkle in Time
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Henry Kuttner 1915–1958
Science fiction, fantasy and horror author
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Grant Heslov 1963–
Actor, producer and screenwriter; Argo co-producer
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Bianca Lawson 1979–
Actress known for Pretty Little Liars
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John Milius 1944–
Screenwriter and director of New Hollywood era
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Giorgi Latsabidze 1978–
Georgian-American pianist and film composer
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John Zerzan 1943–
Anarcho-primitivist philosopher and author
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T. J. Thyne 1975–
Actor known for the television series Bones
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Basil Poledouris 1945–2006
Film composer of Conan the Barbarian and RoboCop
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Max Carver 1988–
Actor known for Desperate Housewives and Teen Wolf
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Moustapha Akkad 1930–2005
Film director and producer of the Halloween series
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Ward Bond 1903–1960
Character actor, starred in Wagon Train
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Dan O'Bannon 1946–2009
Screenwriter of Alien and film director
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Eric Close 1967–
Actor known for Without a Trace
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Romeo Miller 1989–
Rapper, singer and actor
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Alanna Ubach 1975–
Actress known for Legally Blonde
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Gil Birmingham 1953–
Actor known for Yellowstone and The Twilight Saga
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Ransom Riggs 1979–
Author of Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children
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Peter Segal 1962–
Film director of 50 First Dates
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Stephen Sommers 1962–
Director of The Mummy films
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Jon M. Chu 1979–
Film director of Crazy Rich Asians and Wicked
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Christophe Beck 1968–
Canadian film composer known for Frozen scores
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Lee Thompson Young 1984–2013
Actor known for Disney Channel and Rizzoli & Isles
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Joey Lawrence 1976–
Actor, singer and songwriter
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Mark Rober 1980–
YouTuber, engineer and inventor
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Edward Yang 1947–2007
Taiwanese film director and screenwriter
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Paul Feig 1962–
Filmmaker, director of Bridesmaids
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James Gray 1969–
Filmmaker, producer and screenwriter
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Justin Chon 1981–
Actor and film director
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Joseph Murphy 1898–1981
New Thought minister and writer
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Erik Sullivan 1991–
Actor, known as Dewey in Malcolm in the Middle
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Jack Bender 1949–
Director of Lost and Game of Thrones
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Danny Strong 1974–
Actor, screenwriter and director
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Lee Ritenour 1952–
Jazz fusion guitarist
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Angus Scrimm 1926–2016
Actor known as the Tall Man in Phantasm
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Banks 1988–
Singer-songwriter, debut album Goddess
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Stephen Chbosky 1970–
Author and director of The Perks of Being a Wallflower
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Marlo Thomas 1937–
Actress, starred in That Girl
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John Ashton 1948–2024
Actor in the Beverly Hills Cop films
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Kathryn Beaumont 1937–
British actress, voice of Alice in Disney's Alice in Wonderland
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Tim Kring 1957–
Screenwriter and producer, creator of Heroes
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Brian Grazer 1951–
Film and television producer, co-founder of Imagine Entertainment
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Chris Abani 1966–
Nigerian-born American author and professor
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Annabel Chong 1972–
Singaporean former adult film actress
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Gregg Araki 1959–
Filmmaker of the New Queer Cinema movement
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Jay Roach 1957–
Film director of the Austin Powers series
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Byron Mann
Hong Kong-American actor, played Ryu in Street Fighter
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James Haven 1973–
Former actor, older brother of Angelina Jolie
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Tigran Hamasyan 1987–
Armenian jazz pianist and composer
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John McIntire 1907–1991
Character actor who replaced Ward Bond on Wagon Train
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Randal Kleiser 1946–
Director of Grease and The Blue Lagoon
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Chris Kattan 1970–
Actor and comedian, Saturday Night Live cast member
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Betty Blythe 1893–1972
Silent film actress in The Queen of Sheba
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24kGoldn 2000–
American rapper and singer-songwriter
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Matthew Lawrence 1980–
Actor known for Mrs. Doubtfire and Boy Meets World
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Matthew Weiner 1965–
Creator and showrunner of Mad Men
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Bryan Burk 1968–
Film and television producer, frequent J. J. Abrams collaborator
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Dan Povenmire 1963–
Co-creator of Phineas and Ferb
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Melissa Rosenberg 1962–
Screenwriter and producer, Peabody Award winner
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Dean Devlin 1962–
Screenwriter, producer and director, Roland Emmerich collaborator
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Philip Ahn 1905–1978
Korean-American actor with over 180 credits
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Natasha Gregson Wagner 1970–
Actress and daughter of Natalie Wood
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Richard Kelly 1975–
Film director and writer of Donnie Darko
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Catherine Lucile Moore 1911–1987
Science fiction and fantasy writer
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Mageina Tovah 1979–
Actress in Spider-Man 2 and Spider-Man 3
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Patrick Spencer Johnson 1938–2017
Author of Who Moved My Cheese?
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John Ottman 1964–
Film composer, editor and director
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Timothy Omundson 1969–
American television and film actor
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Rob Estes 1963–
Actor known for 90210
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John Norman 1931–
Philosophy professor, author of the Gor novels
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Maria Zhang 1999–
Chinese-Polish actress in Avatar: The Last Airbender remake
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Michelle Chen 1983–
Taiwanese actress and singer
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Raymond Lam 1979–
Hong Kong actor and singer
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Jenova Chen 1981–
Game designer, co-founder of Thatgamecompany
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Marie Lu 1984–
Young adult author of the Legend series
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Benjamin Lees 1924–2010
Composer of classical music
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Tina Guo 1985–
Chinese-born cellist, erhu player and composer
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Amy Kwok 1967–
Hong Kong actress and Miss Hong Kong winner
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Jacky Heung 1984–
Hong Kong actor
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Lawrence Ah Mon 1949–
Hong Kong film director
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Patty Hou 1977–
Taiwanese TV host and actress
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Fess Parker 1924–2010
Actor known for Davy Crockett and Daniel Boone
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Susan Downey 1973–
American film producer
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Jake Tapper 1969–
CNN lead Washington anchor
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Nichole Sakura 1989–
Actress known for Superstore and Shameless
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John Wells 1956–
Producer, writer and showrunner of ER
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Olivia Jade 1999–
YouTuber and internet personality
Sports
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O. J. Simpson 1947–2024
NFL running back and actor
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Allyson Felix 1985–
Sprinter and 2012 Olympic 200m champion
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Phil Hill 1927–2008
Formula One racing driver
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Katinka Hosszú 1989–
Hungarian swimmer and three-time Olympic champion
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Stan Smith 1946–
Former professional tennis player
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Andre De Grasse 1994–
Canadian sprinter, 2020 Olympic 200 m champion
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Félix Sánchez 1977–
Two-time Olympic champion in 400m hurdles
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DeMar DeRozan 1989–
NBA basketball player, formerly of USC
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Rai Benjamin 1997–
Hurdler and sprinter specializing in 400 m events
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Lisa Leslie 1972–
Former professional basketball player
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Dalilah Muhammad 1990–
2016 Olympic 400 m hurdles champion
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Buster Crabbe 1908–1983
1932 Olympic swimming champion and actor
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Janet Evans 1971–
Swimmer, four-time Olympic gold medalist
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Rebecca Soni 1987–
Breaststroke swimmer and six-time Olympic medalist
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Nikola Vučević 1990–
Montenegrin NBA player
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Dallas Long 1940–2024
Shot putter who set multiple world records
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Taylor Dent 1981–
Retired American professional tennis player
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Eve Torres 1984–
Former professional wrestler and actress
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Steve Johnson 1989–
Former professional tennis player
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Taj Gibson 1985–
NBA player and Bulls assistant coach
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Charley Paddock 1900–1943
Olympic sprint champion and sports journalist
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Louis Zamperini 1917–2014
Olympic distance runner and World War II veteran
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Nia Ali 1988–
Track athlete, 2019 world 100m hurdles champion
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Randy Johnson 1963–
Hall of Fame MLB pitcher nicknamed the Big Unit
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Ralph Metcalfe 1910–1978
Track sprinter and later politician
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Oussama Mellouli 1984–
Tunisian swimmer, three-time Olympic medalist
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Parry O'Brien 1932–2007
Shot put champion, two-time Olympic gold medalist
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Aaron Brown 1992–
Canadian sprinter, 2024 Olympic relay champion
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Brian Teacher 1954–
Former professional tennis player
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Murray Rose 1939–2012
Australian swimmer and four-time Olympic gold medalist
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Mel Patton 1924–2014
Sprinter, 1948 100-yard dash world record holder
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Don Quarrie 1951–
Jamaican sprinter, 1976 Olympic 200m champion
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Helene Mayer 1910–1953
German fencer, 1928 Olympic gold medalist
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Frank Wykoff 1909–1980
Sprinter, triple Olympic relay gold medalist
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Torri Edwards 1977–
Sprinter, 2000 Olympic relay medalist
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Bud Houser 1901–1994
Olympic gold medalist in discus and shot put
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Robert Farah 1987–
Colombian professional tennis player
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Bronny James 2004–
Los Angeles Lakers basketball player
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Inger Miller 1972–
Retired sprinter in 100 and 200 metres
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Nick Young 1985–
Former pro basketball player nicknamed Swaggy P
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Bill Sharman 1926–2013
Basketball player and coach, two-time Hall of Famer
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Dennis Ralston 1942–2020
Professional tennis player and coach
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Earle Meadows 1913–1992
Pole vaulter, 1936 Olympic gold medalist
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John Naber 1956–
Swimmer, five-time Olympic medalist
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Evan Mobley 2001–
Cleveland Cavaliers NBA player
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Alex Olmedo 1936–2020
Peruvian-born tennis player
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Duncan McNaughton 1910–1998
Canadian high jumper and petroleum geologist
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Lillian Copeland 1904–1964
Olympic champion discus thrower
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Mark McGwire 1963–
Former Major League Baseball first baseman
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Amy Rodriguez 1987–
Soccer player, 2015 Women's World Cup champion
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Brian Scalabrine 1978–
Former NBA player and Celtics TV analyst
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Mike Larrabee 1933–2003
Sprinter; two golds at the 1964 Olympics
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April Ross 1982–
Beach volleyball player and three-time Olympic medalist
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Anna Cockrell 1997–
Hurdler, 2024 Olympic 400m hurdles silver medalist
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Ellsworth Vines 1911–1994
Tennis champion of the 1930s
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Roy Cochran 1919–1981
Sprinter and hurdler, two-time 1948 Olympic champion
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Tommy Thomson 1895–1971
Canadian hurdler and 1920 Olympic 110m hurdles champion
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O. J. Mayo 1987–
Former NBA player, Liaoning assistant coach
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Randy Williams 1953–
Track and field long jumper
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Wu Xiaoxuan 1958–
Sport shooter, first Chinese woman Olympic gold medallist
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Kevin Porter Jr. 2000–
Professional basketball player
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Sam Darnold 1997–
NFL quarterback for the Seattle Seahawks
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JuJu Smith-Schuster 1996–
NFL wide receiver
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Reggie Bush 1985–
Former NFL running back, 2005 Heisman Trophy winner
Other fields
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Reuben Fine 1914–1993
Chess player and psychologist
No alumni match.
From Wikidata “educated at” records (including people who attended without graduating), ordered by the number of Wikipedia language editions. Degrees and years follow Wikidata and are left out where it has none.
Alumni network
Colleges that share the most alumni with University of Southern California (people who attended both).
- University of California-Los Angeles 10
- University of California-Berkeley 5
- Stanford University 5
- Los Angeles City College 4
- Harvard University 4
- California Institute of Technology 3
- California State University--Long Beach 3
- University of California-Santa Barbara 3
- Yale University 3
- United States Naval Academy 3
- Dartmouth College 3
- Carnegie Mellon University 3