Randall
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Randall may refer to the following:
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[edit] Places
- Randall, Indiana
- Randall, Iowa
- Randall, Kansas
- Randall, Minnesota
- Randall's Island, part of New York City
- Randall, Wisconsin
- Also: Randall County, Texas
- Also: Randall Road (major roadway in Illinois)
[edit] People with Surname
- Adam Randall, Actor from the Rhondda Valley, South Wales
- Addison Randall, American film actor
- Alexander Randall, American (Wisconsin) politician
- Alice Randall, African American author and sogwriter
- Anne Randall, American model
- Benjamin Randall, Baptist preacher
- Chad Randall, Australian Rugby League player and model
- Charles Hiram Randall, American (California) politician
- Dana Randall, Professor of theoretical computer science
- Derek Randall, England Cricketer
- Don Randall, Australian politician
- Dudley Randall, African-American poet and publisher
- Elizabeth Randall, American (New Jersey) politician
- Elliott Randall, American guitarist
- Frankie Randall, boxer
- Herbert Randall, American photographer
- Holly Randall, American erotic photographer
- Jack Randall (boxer)
- James Ryder Randall, American journalist and poet
- Jeff Randall (journalist)
- John Randall:
- Sir John Randall (physicist) (1905–1984), British physicist, developer of the cavity magnetron
- John Randall (UK politician) (born 1955), British Conservative Party politician, MP for Uxbridge
- John Randall (nanotechnologist) of Zyvex
- John W. Randall, American doctor and carcinologist
- Josh Randall, American television actor
- John Turton Randall, British physicist
- Julia Randall, American poet
- Keith Randall, American Musician
- Ken Randall, Canadian Ice Hockey player
- Kikkan Randall, American cross-country skier
- Lisa Randall (1962 - ), American particle physicist
- Marcus Randall, American football player
- Mark Randall (links to further disambiguation page)
- Marta Randall, Science Fiction writer
- Meg Randall, American film actress
- Merle Randall, American physical chemist
- Mike Randall, American actor / Mark Twain impersonator
- Nancy Randall, Brazilian-American model
- Paulette Randall, British theatre director
- Samuel J. Randall, US Congressman from Pennsylvania and Speaker of the United States House of Representatives from 1876 to 1881
- Semeka Randall, American basketball player
- Stuart Randall, Baron Randall of St Budeaux
- Suze Randall, American model, photographer, and pornographer originally from England
- Tony Randall, American comic actor
- Walter Randall, British television actor
[edit] People with Given Name
- Randall Bal, an American backstroke swimmer
- Randall Cunningham, one of the greatest running quarterbacks of all time in the NFL
- Randall Jarrell, American poet
- Randall Garrett, American science fiction author
- Randall Keith Orton, professional wrestler currently working for World Wrestling Entertainment
- Randall Stuart "Randy" Newman, famed singer/songwriter
- Randall Munroe, Creator of xkcd
- Randall William "Randy" Rhoads American Guitarist
- Randal L. Schwartz, Writer on computer technologies
- Randall Shughart, a sniper killed in action during the Battle of Mogadishu and posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor
- Randall Wallace, an American screenwriter, producer, and director. He was Oscar nominated for the Best Original Screenplay with his script for Braveheart.
As a given name Randal and Randall peaked in popularity in 1955 with 1800 babies per million. Both names combined currently rank at under 100 babies per million.
[edit] Other Uses
- Lord Randall, A well-known Scottish folk song. Sir Walter Scott associated the ballad with the death of Thomas Randolph (Randal), Earl of Murray - (or Moray), Robert the Bruce's nephew.
[edit] Origins
- "Randall"' or '"Randolph"' are both derived from the Germanic name, Randwulf, meaning alternately "Shield and Wolf", "Wolf with a Shield", "Shielded by the Wolf" or simply "Wolf Shield".
[edit] Fictional Characters
- Randal Graves is a character in Kevin Smith's Clerks and Clerks II.
- Randall Boggs is a character and the main antagonist from the Pixar movie Monsters Inc. (2001) and is voiced by Steve Buscemi.
- Lt. Randall Disher is a recurring character on the comedy/detective television show Monk.
- Randall Flagg is a recurring "supervillain" in a multitude of novels by Stephen King.
- Felix Randal, was the subject of a well-known poem by Gerard Manley Hopkins.
- Hester Randall, fictional character from the Channel 5 soap opera Family Affairs
- Jeff Randall is the fictional detective played by Mike Pratt in the original private detective series, Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased).
- Lucas Randall, fictional character from Strange Days at Blake Holsey High
- Rex Randall, fictional character from the Channel 5 soap opera Family Affairs
- See also Randy