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People named Du
Dua - Dub
- Duane, James (1733-1797), New York delegate to the Continental Congress
- Duarte Pio, Duke of Bragança, (born 1945), claimant to the abolished throne of Portugal
- Duarte Frutos, Nicanor, (born 1956), President of Paraguay
- Dubail, Auguste, (1851-1934), general
- Dubček, Alexander, (1921-1992), Slovak politician
- du Bellay, Joachim, (c. 1522-1560), poet
- Dubin, Al, (died 1945), Swiss songwriter
- Dubois, Eugene, (1858-1940), Dutch anthropologist
- Dubois, Pierre Max, (1930-1995), French composer
- Dubois, Théodore, (1837-1925), French composer
- Dubois, W. E. B., (1868-1963), American civil rights leader
- Dubroff, Jessica, (1988-1996), young pilot
- Dubs, Adolph, (1920-1979), assassinated US ambassador
- Dubs, Jakob, (1822-1879), Swiss president
- Dubuffet, Jean, (1901-1985), painter
- Dubus, Andre, (died 1999), writer
- Duby, Georges, (1924-1996), (1919-1996), French historian
Duc - Due
- Duccio, (1255-1319), painter
- Duchamp, Marcel, (1887-1968), French painter
- Duchamp, Suzanne, (1889-1963), French painter
- Duchamp-Villon, Raymond, (1876-1918)
- Ducharme, Réjean, Canadian writer
- Duchaussoy, Michel, (born 1938)
- Duchin, Eddy, (1910-1951), musician
- Duchin, Peter, (born 1937), pianist, bandleader
- Duchovny, David, (born 1960), American actor
- Ducommun, Élie, (1833-1906), 1902 Nobel Peace Prize
- Duddy, John, accused cop killer
- Duddy, John, (born 1979), Irish boxer
- Duden, Konrad, (1829-1911), philologist
- Dudikoff, Michael, (born 1954), actor
- Dudley, Charles Benjamin, (1842-1909), American chemist and industrial standardisation advocate
- Dudley, Carl (1910-1973), American movie director
- Dudley, Chris NBA basketball player
- Dudley, John, (died 1553), English admiral and politician (beheaded)
- Dudley, Thomas (1576-1652), Massachusetts Bay Colony Governor
- Dudley, Underwood, mathematician
- Duer, William, (1747-1799), U.S. Continental Congressman from New York
- Duer, William, (1805-1879), U.S. Congressman from New York
- Duer, William Alexander, (1780-1858), American jurist & academic
- Duesenberg, Frederick, (died 1932), automotive inventor
- Duesterberg, Theodor, (1875-1949), German politician
Duf - Dui
- Dufay, Guillaume, (c.1400-1474), composer
- Duff, Haylie, (born 1985), actress
- Duff, Hilary, (born 1987), actress, singer
- Duff, Howard, (1917-1990), actor
- Duffy, Carol Ann, (born 1955), poet
- Duffy, Jim, (born 1966), Irish advisor to Australia's Republic Advisory Committee
- Duffy, Jim, football team manager
- Duffy, Patrick, (born 1949), American actor
- Dufour, Guillaume-Henri, (1787-1875), general, geographer
- Dufy, Raoul, (1877-1953), painter
- Duguid, Brad, Ontario politician
- Duhalde, Eduardo, (born 1941), president of Argentina
- Duiker, Kabelo, (1974-2005), novelist
Duk
Duka
- Dukaj, Jacek, (born 1974), Polish science fiction writer
- Dukakis, Michael, (born 1933), American politician
- Dukakis, Olympia, (born 1931), American actress
- Dukas, Paul, (1865-1935), composer
Duke
People named or titled Duke
Duke as title
- Duke of ...:
- Phrases that begin with the words "Duke of" are never names if they consist of only three words (and not all that are longer are necessarily names). These are rather titles, and such a phrase normally designates a single person only during that person's lifetime. (For instance, the person whom Shakespeare portrayed as being drowned in a barrel of wine was known in his day as the Duke of Clarence, but his name is George, Duke of Clarence, which distinguishes him from those who have held the title before and since.)
- The purpose of this list is to identify people by name. Where a duke's proper name is not known, consulting Duke (and, regarding the British Isles, [[List of Dukedoms) may be helpful.
Duke as surname
- Duke, David, American politician
- Duke, George, (born 1946), musician
- Duke, Patty, (born 1946), American actress
Dukes
- Dukes, David, (1945-2000), American actor
Dul - Dum
- Dular, Janez, (born 1943), philologist and sociolinguist
- Dular, Joze, (1915-2000), poet
- Duletic, Vojko, (born 1924), film director, montage editor and scenarist
- Dulinsky, Barbara, US Marines soldier
- Dullea, Keir, (born 1936), actor
- Dulles, Allen, (1893-1969), US CIA director
- Dulles, John Foster, (1888-1959), US Secretary of State
- Dumas, Alexander, Junior, (1824-1895), French author
- Dumas, Alexander, Senior, (1802-1870), French author
- Du Maurier, Daphne, (1907-1989), English author, novelist
- du Maurier, George, (1834 - 1896), British author
- Dumont, Gabriel, (1837-1906)
- Dumont, Margaret, (1889-1965), American actress
- Dumont, René, (1904-2001), agronomist, engineer, sociologist, activist
Dun
People named Dun
- Dun, Mao (correct filing is under his surname, Mao, but retained here for accessibility), (1896-1981), Chinese author
Duna - Dunl
- Dunant, Jean Henri, (1821-1910), Swiss humanitarian
- Dunaway, Faye, (born 1941), American actor
- Dunbar, Paul Laurence, (1872-1906), poet
- Dunbar, William, (1465-1520), poet
- Duncan II of Scotland, (died 1094)
- Duncan, Carmen (born 1942), Australian actress
- Duncan, Dave (born 1933), Canadian writer
- Duncan, David (born 1960)
- Duncan, Donald B., (1896-1975)
- Duncan, Isadora, (1878-1927), American dancer
- Duncan, Sandy, (born 1946), American actress
- Duncan, Tim, (born 1976), basketball player
- Dundas, Henry, (died 1811), 1st Viscount Melville, British minister
- Dundee, Angelo (born 1923), boxing trainer
- Dunkelman, Benjamin
- Dunlop, John Boyd, (1840-1921), inventor
Dunn - Dunw
- Dunn, Bob, (1908-1989), cartoonist
- Dunn, Bob, (1946-2003), British politician
- Dunn, Douglas, (born 1942), poet
- Dunn, James Hamet, (1874-1956)
- Dunn, John, (1934-2004), British radio broadcaster
- Dunn, Philip Gordon, (1905-1976)
- Dunne, Dominick, (born 1925), author
- Dunne, Griffin, (born 1955), actor
- Dunne, Irene, (1898-1990), actress
- Dunnett, Dorothy, (1923-2001), author
- Dunnigan, Jim, (born 1943), American writer, game designer
- Dunning, Debbe, actress
- Dunning, John R., (1907-1975), American physicist
- Dunsany, Lord, (1878-1957), Irish poet
- Dunsmuir, James, (1851-1920)
- Dunstable, John, (c. 1390-1453)
- Dunstan, (died 980), Archbishop of Canterbury
- Dunst, Kirsten, (born 1982), American actor
- Dunwoody, Martin, (born 1938), British mathematician
Dup - Duq
- Duphly, Jacques, (1715-1789), harpsichordist and composer
- Duplessis, Maurice, (1890-1959), premier of Quebec
- Du Pont de Nemours, Pierre Samuel, (1739-1817), entrepreneur
- du Pont, Eleuthère Irénée, (1771-1834), entrepreneur
- du Pont, Eugene Paul (died 1950)
- du Pont, John Eleuthère (born 1939), wrestling coach and murderer
- du Pont, Margaret, American tennis player
- du Pont, Pete (born 1935), Governor of Delaware
- du Pont, Samuel Francis (1803-1865), US Naval officer
- Dupont, Pierre (1821-1870), songwriter
- Duportail, Louis (1743-1802), French engineer and American soldier
- Dupree, William Thomas "Champion Jack" (d. 1992), boxer, musician
- Dupuis, Jacques, (born 1923)
- Dupuit, Jules (1804-1866), economist
- Duquesne, Abraham (1610-1688)
Dur
- du Randt, Os (born 1972), South African rugby player
- Duran, Emile Carolus, (1838–1917), French painter Emile Auguste Carolus-Duran
- Duran, Irichelle, (born 1971), Panamanian female boxer
- Duran, Roberto, (born 1951), world champion boxer
- Durand, Charles-Auguste-Emile, (1838–1917), French painter Emile Auguste Carolus-Duran
- Durang, Christopher, (born 1949), dramatist
- Durant, Will, (1885-1981), American writer, historian
- Durant, William C., (1861-1947), automobile pioneer, founder of General Motors
- Durante, Jimmy, (1893-1980), American actor, singer, comedian, vaudevillian
- Durão Barroso, José, Portuguese politician
- Duras, Marguerite, (1914-1996), French novelist
- Durbin, Deanna, (born 1921), actress, singer
- Durelle, Yvon, (born 1929), boxer
- Duren, Rinold G. "Ryne", (born 1929), baseball player
- Dürer, Albrecht, (1471-1528), German painter
- Durey, Louis, (1888-1979), composer
- dUrfe, Honore, (born 1568), French writer
- Durkin, Shevonne, actor
- Durnier, Carmen (1924), Puerto Rican Army nurse
- Durning, Charles, (born 1923), American actor
- Duroc, Geraud, (1772-1813), French general
- Durocher, Leo, (1905-1991), baseball Hall of Famer
- Durrell, Gerald, (1925-1995), British writer, zoologist
- Durrell, Lawrence, (1912-1990), author
- Dürrenmatt, Friedrich, (1921-1990), Swiss poet
- Durruti, Buenaventura, (1896-1936)
- Durst, Lavad, (born 1913), musician
- d'Urville, Jules Dumont, (1790-1842), explorer
- Durya, Dan, (1907-1968), actor
- Duryea, Charles, (1861-1938), automobile pioneer
- Dury, Ian, (1942-2000), singer-songwriter
Dus - Dux
- du Sable, Jean Baptiste Point, (1745-1813), first resident of Chicago
- Dusan, Stefan, (ca. 1308-1355)
- Dushku, Eliza, (born 1980), American actress
- Dutra, Diana, (born 1964), Canadian world champion boxer
- Dutschke, Rudi, (1940-1979), German student leader
- Dutt, Sanjay, Indian actor
- Dutta, Lara, Indian actress
- Dutta, Narendranath, Indian spiritual leader
- Duva, Lou, (born 1922), boxing trainer
- Duval, Burr H. (1809-1836), Texas soldier
- Duvalier, Jean-Claude "Baby Doc", (born 1951), Haitian politician
- Duvalier, François "Papa Doc", (died 1971), Haitian politician
- Duvall, Robert, (born 1931), American actor
- Duvall, Shelley, (born 1949), American actress
- Duverger, Maurice, jurist
- Dux, Frank, self-proclaimed ninja