This is a list of people from Leeds, a city in West Yorkshire, England. This list includes people from the historic settlement, and the wider metropolitan borough, and thus may include people from Horsforth, Morley, Pudsey, Otley and Wetherby and other areas of the city. This list is arranged alphabetically by surname:
- Paul Madeley - Footballer with 711 appearances for Leeds United 1964-80 in every position except goalkeeper.[60]
- Henry Rowland Marsden - Liberal Mayor of Leeds 1873-1875.[61]
- Samuel Marsden - 1764-1838 The "Flogging Parson", magistrate of Parramatta, New South Wales. Also known as a Missionary to New Zealand.[62]
- Phil May - cartoonist.[63]
- Nell McAndrew - model; has appeared in Playboy Magazine and was a contestant on I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here!.[64]
- Malcolm McDowell - actor. Played the wizard in Just Visiting, starred in A Clockwork Orange, Caligula, and has appeared in Star Trek films.[65]
- Ian McGeechan - Former Rugby Union player now coach.[66]
- Danny McGuire - Rugby League player for Leeds Rhinos.[67]
- Scott McNiven - Footballer who plays for Farsley Celtic.[68]
- Kay Mellor - writer of TV drama including Band of Gold[69]
- Nigel Melville - Rugby Union player for Otley, Wakefield and Wasps. England Captain in 1980s (retired).[70]
- James Milner, footballer currently playing for Manchester City.[71]
- James Roderick Moir, comedian better known as Vic Reeves
- Bryan Mosley - actor, 'Alf Roberts' in Coronation Street.[72]
- Chris Moyles - BBC Radio 1 DJ.[73]
[edit] List of people not from Leeds but buried in Leeds
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