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List of bisexual people including famous people who identify as bisexual and deceased people who have been identified as bisexual.

See also: G-M, N-S, T-Z

Contents

A

Musician Billie Joe Armstrong
Singer Brett Anderson
Name Dates Nationality Comments Reference
Kathy Acker 1949–1997 American Writer and feminist [1]
Nick Adams 1931–1968 American Actor. Starred TV series The Rebel [2]
Patience Agbabi born 1965 British Poet [3][4]
Henry Ainley 1879–1945 British Actor [5][6]
Zoe Akins 1886–1958 American Playwright [7]
Summer Altice born 1979 American Model and actress [8]
Hans Christian Andersen 1805–1875 Danish Writer. Avoided actual sexual relations [9]
Brett Anderson born 1967 British Singer-songwriter, and former lead vocalist of Suede [10]
Prince Andrew of Greece 1882–1944 Greek Prince, father of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh [11]
Nadine Angerer born 1978 German Footballer [12]
Chagmion Antoine born 1982 American Broadcast journalist [13]
Louis Aragon 1897–1982 French Poet and novelist [14]
Penny Arcade born 1950 American Performance artist, playwright. Aka Susana Ventura [15]
Billie Joe Armstrong born 1972 American Singer, songwriter, guitarist for Green Day [16]
Jake Arnott born 1961 British Novelist, came out as bisexual in his twenties [17]
Aiden Ashley born 1990 American Stunt performer and pornographic film actress [18]
Julie d'Aubigny 1670–1707 French Swordswoman and opera singer (aka La Maupin) [19]

B

Actress Bai Ling
Actress Drew Barrymore
Anthropologist Ruth Benedict
Actor Marlon Brando
Name Dates Nationality Comments Reference
Joan Baez born 1941 American Singer [20]
Alice Bag American Singer with punk rock band The Bags [21]
Bai Ling born 1970 American Actress [22]
Josephine Baker 1906–1975 American Entertainer and actress (French citizen from 1937) [23]
Marina Baker born 1967 British Writer and politician [24]
Canaan Banana 1936–2003 Zimbabwean Politician. First president of Zimbabwe [25]
Tallulah Bankhead 1902–1968 American Actress [26]
Alexander Bard born 1961 Swedish Musician [27]
Jean-Pierre Barda born 1967 Swedish Musician and actor [28][29]
Lia Bardeen born 1979 American Contestant on Top Chef [30][31]
Rebecca Bardoux born 1963 American Pornographic actress [32]
Djuna Barnes 1892–1982 American Writer [33]
Amanda Barrie born 1935 British Actress on Coronation Street, Cleo in Carry on Cleo [34]
Drew Barrymore born 1975 American Actress [35]
Michael Barrymore born 1952 English Comedian. Asked if he was bisexual: 'I suppose so.' [36]
Jean-Michel Basquiat 1960–1988 American Artist [37]
Jennifer Baumgardner born 1970 American Writer, journalist [38]
Jaime Bayly born 1965 Peruvian Writer and journalist [39]
Bianca Beauchamp born 1977 Canadian Adult model [40]
Simone de Beauvoir 1908–1986 French Philosopher [41]
Julian Beck 1925–1985 American Actor, director, poet, and painter [42]
Sybille Bedford 1911–2006 British Writer [43]
Aphra Behn 1640–1689 British Writer and spy [44]
Lexi Belle born 1987 American Pornographic actress [45]
Dario Bellezza 1944–1996 Italian Poet [46]
Ruth Benedict 1887–1948 American Anthropologist [47]
Brenda Benet 1945–1982 American Actress. Wife of Bill Bixby, lover of Tammy Bruce [48][49]
Brea Bennett born 1987 American Pornographic actress [50]
Michael Bennett 1943–1987 American Director, choreographer, and dancer [51]
Anita Berber 1899–1928 German Dancer, actress, writer, and prostitute [52]
Helmut Berger born 1944 Austrian Actor [53]
Ruth Bernhard 1905–2006 German Photographer [54]
Sandra Bernhard born 1955 American Comedian, singer, actress and author [55][56]
Sarah Bernhardt 1844–1923 French Actress [57]
Leonard Bernstein 1918–1990 American Composer and conductor [58]
John Betjeman 1906–1984 British Poet laureate [59][60]
Magnus Betnér born 1974 Swedish Comedian [61]
Tobias Billström born 1973 Swedish Politician [62]
Amy Bloom born 1953 American Writer [63]
Anthony Blond 1928–2008 British Publisher and author [64]
Violet Blue American Writer, podcaster, sex educator, and sex columnist [65]
Julio Bocca born 1967 Argentinian Ballet dancer [66]
Bernard Boursicot born 1944 French Diplomat, his story inspired M. Butterfly [67]
Angela Bowie born 1950 American Model, writer, musician, ex-wife of David Bowie [68]
David Bowie born 1947 British Musician [69]
Jane Bowles 1917–1973 American Writer. Wife of Paul Bowles [70]
Paul Bowles 1910–1999 American Composer and Author. Husband of Jane Bowles [71]
Adolf Brand 1874–1945 German Writer and LGBT activist [72]
Marlon Brando 1924–2004 American Actor [73]
M. C. Brennan born 1969 American Writer and performer [74]
Jeremy Brett 1933–1995 British Actor, famous as Sherlock Holmes [75]
Susie Bright born 1958 American Writer and broadcaster [76]
Zoe Britton born 1979 American Pornographic actress, model, feature dancer, and businesswoman [77]
Joy Brook born 1969 British Actress. DC Kerry Holmes on The Bill [78]
Rupert Brooke 1887–1915 British Poet [79]
Louise Brooks 1906–1985 American Actress [80]
Romaine Brooks 1874–1970 American Painter [81]
Brigid Brophy 1929–1995 British Writer [82]
Kate Brown born 1960 American Politician, elected Oregon Secretary of State in 2008 [83]
Coral Browne 1913–1991 Australian Actress, wife of Vincent Price [84]
Carrie Brownstein born 1974 American Musician [85]
Gioia Bruno born 1963 American Musician [86]
Louise Bryant 1885–1936 American Radical journalist, played by Diane Keaton in Reds [87]
Kathleen Bryson born 1968 American Writer, filmmaker [88]
Ryan Buell born 1982 American Paranormal investigator, television personality [89]
Concha Buika born 1972 Spanish Singer [90][91]
Julie Burchill born 1959 British Writer [92]
William S. Burroughs 1914–1997 American Writer [93]
Saffron Burrows born 1973 British Actress [94]
Dorothy Bussy 1865–1960 British Writer [95]
Lord Byron 1788–1824 British Poet [96]

C

Comedian Margaret Cho
Writer John Cheever
Name Dates Nationality Comments Reference
Caligula 12 – 41CE Roman Emperor [97]
Colin Campbell 1942–2001 Canadian Artist [98]
Roy Campbell 1901–1957 South African Poet [99]
Daniele Capezzone born 1972 Italian Politician [100]
Gia Carangi 1960–1986 American Model, played by Angelina Jolie in Gia [101][102]
Vanessa Carlton born 1980 American Musician-songwriter. "I am a proud bisexual woman." [103]
George Carman 1929–2001 British Lawyer, leading barrister of the 1980s and 1990s [104]
Ana Carolina born 1974 Brazilian Musician. "I am Bi. So what?" [105]
Cameron Carpenter born 1981 American Organist [106]
Robert Carr, 1st Earl of Somerset 1587–1645 Scottish Politician, and lover of King James I of England [107]
Dora Carrington 1893–1932 English Artist [108]
Jim Carroll 1950–2009 American Writer (The Basketball Diaries) and musician. [109]
Nell Carter 1948–2003 American Singer and actress [110]
Giacomo Casanova 1725–1798 Venetian Traveller and writer [111]
Neal Cassady 1926–1968 American Beatnik and writer [112]
Jack Cassidy 1927–1976 American Actor, father of David Cassidy [113]
Cazuza 1958–1990 Brazilian Composer and singer [114]
Benvenuto Cellini 1500–1571 Italian Goldsmith, painter, soldier, autobiographer [115][116]
Constantine P. Cavafy 1863–1933 Greek Poet [117]
Alvilde Chaplin 1909–1994 British Gardening and landscape expert, married to bisexual James Lees-Milne [118]
Crystal Chappell born 1965 American Actress. "I am equally attracted to men and women." [119]
Bruce Chatwin 1940–1989 English Novelist and travel writer [120]
Neneh Cherry born 1964 Swedish Musician [121]
Leslie Cheung 1956–2003 Hong Kong Actor and musician [122]
John Cheever 1912–1982 American Writer [123]
Margaret Cho born 1968 American Comedian [124]
Hélène Cixous born 1937 French Writer and philosopher [125]
Montgomery Clift 1920–1966 American Actor [126]
Cyril Collard 1957–1993 French Author, filmmaker, composer, and actor [127]
Simon Collins born 1976 English-Canadian Musician, son of Phil Collins [128]
Caroline Coon born 1945 English Artist, journalist and political activist [129]
Colleen Coover born 1969 American Artist [130][131]
Kate Copstick Scottish Television presenter, actress, writer and director [132]
Monique Covét born 1976 Hungarian Pornographic actress, fetish model, and businesswoman [133]
Calli Cox born 1977 American Former pornographic actress [134]
Baron Gottfried von Cramm 1909–1976 German Tennis player, twice French Open champion [135]
Darby Crash 1958–1980 American Musician [136]
Joan Crawford 1905–1977 American Actress [137]
Aleister Crowley 1875–1947 English Occultist and hedonist [138]
Annie Cruz born 1984 American Pornographic actress and nude model [139]
Alan Cumming born 1965 Scottish Actor [140]

D

Interior decorator Elsie de Wolfe
Actor Andy Dick
Dancer Isadora Duncan
Name Dates Nationality Comments Reference
Stephen Daldry born 1961 British Theatre and film director [141]
Joe Dallesandro born 1948 American Actor [142]
Jacques Damala 1855–1889 Greek Actor [143]
Dave Davies born 1947 British Musician with The Kinks [144]
Ron Davies born 1946 British Politician [145]
Brad Davis 1949–1991 American Actor in Midnight Express [146]
Frank Marshall Davis 1905–1987 American Journalist, poet, political, labor activist [147]
Sammy Davis, Jr. 1925–1990 American Entertainer [148]
Frances Day 1908–1984 American Actress [149]
James Dean 1931–1955 American Actor [150][151]
Michelle Deighton born 1986 American Contestant on America's Next Top Model [152]
Oscar de la Renta born 1932 Dominican Fashion designer [153][154]
Olga de Meyer 1871–1930 British Socialite, rumored to be daughter of King Edward VII [155]
Jacques Demy 1931–1990 French Film director [156]
Elsie de Wolfe 1865–1950 American Interior designer [157]
Andy Dick born 1965 American Actor and comedian [158]
Marlene Dietrich 1901–1992 American German-born actress, singer [159]
Ani DiFranco born 1970 American Musician [160]
Diane di Prima born 1934 American Poet [161]
Morgan Doctor American Musician [162]
Amanda Donohoe born 1962 British Actress [163]
Sir Michael Duff 1907–1980 British Society figure, married to bisexual Lady Caroline Paget [164]
Carol Ann Duffy born 1955 British Poet [165]
Daphne du Maurier 1907–1989 British Author [166]
Dominick Dunne 1925–2009 American Writer [167]
Isadora Duncan 1887–1927 American Dancer [168]
Don Dunstan 1926–1999 Australian Politician. Premier of South Australia [169][170]
Eleonora Duse 1859–1924 Italian Actress [171]
Deborah Dyer born 1967 British Singer, aka Pea Narni aka Skin (of Skunk Anansie) [172]

E

Name Dates Nationality Comments Reference
Laurie Toby Edison born 1942 American Photographer [173]
Bret Easton Ellis born 1964 American Novelist. Author of American Psycho and Lunar Park. [174][175]
Edith Ellis 1861–1916 British Writer, wife of sexologist Havelock Ellis [176]
William Empson 1904–1986 British Literary critic (Seven Types of Ambiguity) and poet [177]
Eve Ensler born 1953 American Writer, author of The Vagina Monologues [178]
Raúl Esparza born 1970 Cuban American Singer, actor [179]
Kenny Everett 1944–1995 British DJ and comedian [180]

F

Dada artist Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven
Musician Sia Furler
Name Dates Nationality Comments Reference
György Faludy 1910–2006 Hungarian Poet, writer and translator [181]
Brenda Fassie 1964–2004 South African Singer [182]
Frances Faye 1912–1991 American Singer [183]
Peggy Fears 1903–1994 American Actress. Married A.C. Blumenthal three times, finally settled down with Tedi Thurman [184]
Fergie born 1975 American Singer with The Black Eyed Peas [185]
Annie Adams Fields 1834–1915 American Writer [186]
Leonor Fini 1907–1996 Argentinian Painter [187]
M. F. K. Fisher 1908–1992 American Writer [188]
April Flores born 1976 American Pornographic actress and plus-size model [189]
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn 1890–1964 American Activist [190]
Althea Flynt 1953–1987 American Wife of Larry Flynt [191]
Charles Henri Ford 1913–2002 American Novelist, poet, filmmaker, photographer, and artist [192]
Felicia Fox born 1974 American Pornographic actress [50]
Megan Fox born 1986 American Actress and model [193][194]
Danielle Foxxx born 1979 American Pornographic film actress [195]
Kay Francis 1905–1968 American Actress [196][197]
Anne Frank 1929–1945 Dutch-German Diarist [198][199]
Pamela Frankau 1908–1967 British Novelist [200][201]
Alan Freeman 1927–2006 Australian Radio DJ [202]
Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven 1874–1927 German Dada artist and poet [203][204]
Sia Furler born 1975 Australian Musician [205][206]

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