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This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.

This is a partial list of notable people who were or are gay men, lesbian or bisexual.

The historical concept and definition of sexual orientation varies, and has changed greatly over time; for example the general term "gay" wasn't used to describe sexual orientation until the mid 20th century. A number of different classification schemes have been used to describe sexual orientation since the mid-19th century, and scholars have often defined the term "sexual orientation" in divergent ways. Indeed, several studies have found that much of the research about sexual orientation has failed to define the term at all, making it difficult to reconcile the results of different studies.[1][2][3] However, most definitions include a psychological component (such as the direction of an individual's erotic desire) and/or a behavioural component (which focuses on the sex of the individual's sexual partner/s). Some prefer simply to follow an individual's self-definition or identity.

The high prevalence of people from the West on this list may be due to societal attitudes towards homosexuality. The Pew Research Center's 2013 Global Attitudes Survey found that there is "greater acceptance in more secular and affluent countries," with "publics in 39 countries [having] broad acceptance of homosexuality in North America, the European Union, and much of Latin America, but equally widespread rejection in predominantly Muslim nations and in Africa, as well as in parts of Asia and in Russia. Opinion about the acceptability of homosexuality is divided in Israel, Poland and Bolivia.”[4] As of 2013, Americans are divided – a majority (60 percent) believes homosexuality should be accepted, while 33 percent disagree.[4]

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Fashion designer Stefano Gabbana
 
Actor Greta Garbo
 
Emperor Gaozu of Han
 
Poet Federico García Lorca
 
Footballer Edda Garðarsdóttir
 
Pop musician Stephen Gately
 
Designer Jean-Paul Gaultier
 
Musician Mary Gauthier
 
Singer Joe Genaro
 
Pop musician Boy George
 
Filmmaker Rituparno Ghosh
 
Actor Sara Gilbert
 
Poet Allen Ginsberg
 
Prince Manvendra Singh Gohil
 
Musician Alison Goldfrapp
 
King Gongmin of Goryeo
 
Pop musician Lesley Gore
 
Architect Eileen Gray
 
Journalist Glenn Greenwald
 
Actor Joel Grey
 
Boxer Emile Griffith
 
Basketball player Brittney Griner
 
Footballer Inka Grings
 
Filmmaker Luca Guadagnino
 
Actor Alec Guinness
 
Actor Froy Gutierrez
 
Fencer Astrid Guyart
Name Lifetime[5] Nationality Notable as Notes[6]
Gaahl b. 1975 Norwegian Black Metal vocalist (Gorgoroth) G[7]
Seth Gaaikema 1939–2014 Dutch Entertainer, writer G[8]
Stefano Gabbana b. 1962 Italian Fashion designer (Dolce & Gabbana) G[9]
Davit Gabunia b. 1982 Georgian Playwright, translator G[10]
Hannah Gadsby b. 1978 Australian Comedian, writer, actor, TV presenter L[11]
John Wayne Gacy 1942–1994 American Serial killer B
Maria Gadú b. 1986 Brazilian Singer, musician L[12]
Lukas Gage b. ?[5] American Actor G[13]
Tracy Gahan b. 1980 American Basketball player L[14]
Edward Gal b. 1970 Dutch Dressage rider G[15]
París Galán b. 1968 Bolivian Drag queen, LGBT rights activist, politician G[16]
Frank Galati 1943–2023 American Writer, director, actor G[17]
Patrick Gale b. 1962 English Author G[18]
Cathleen Galgiani b. 1964 American Politician L[19]
Erzsébet Galgóczi 1930–1989 Hungarian Playwright, screenwriter L[20]
Damon Galgut b. 1963 South African Playwright, novelist G[21]
Paolo Galimberti b. 1968 Italian Politician, entrepreneur G[22]
María Galindo b. 1964 Bolivian Psychologist, feminist, radio presenter, TV presenter, writer L[23]
Rudy Galindo b. 1969 American Figure skater G[24]
Vicky Galindo b. 1983 American Softball player, coach B[25]
Anya Gallaccio b. 1963 Scottish Artist L[26]
Ed Gallagher 1957–2005 American Football player G[27]
Tom Gallagher 1940–2018 American Diplomat and 1st officer of the U.S. Foreign Service to come out as gay G[28]
Simon Gallaher b. 1958 Australian Artist B[29]
John Galliano b. 1960 Gibraltarian-British Fashion designer G[26]
Steve Galluccio b. 1960 Canadian Screenwriter G[30]
Ron Galperin b. 1963 American Politician, lawyer G[31]
Noah Galvin b. 1994 American Actor, singer G[32]
Jeanne Galzy 1883–1977 French Author L[33]
Paul Gambaccini b. 1949 British-American Radio and TV presenter G[34]
Facundo Gambandé b. 1990 Argentine Actor, singer G[35]
Philip Gambone b. 1948 American Writer G[36]
McCrae Game b. ? American Former conversion therapy founder G[37]
Herbert Ganado 1906–1979 Maltese Politician G[38]
Nisha Ganatra b. 1974 Canadian Director, actor L[39]
Vice Ganda b. 1976 Filipino Actor, comedian, TV host, recording artist G[40]
Jeff Gannon b. 1958 American Columnist B[41]
Robert Gant b. 1968 American Actor G[42]
Emperor Gaozu of Han c. 256–195 BC Chinese (Han Dynasty) Head of state B[43]
Victor Garber b. 1949 Canadian Actor G[44]
Greta Garbo 1905–1990 Swedish Actor L or B[45]
Edênia Garcia b. 1987 Brazilian Para swimmer L[46]
Kany García b. 1982 Puerto Rican Pop singer, musician L[47]
Lambda Garcia b. 1987 Mexican Actor G[48]
Leo García b. 1970 Argentine Pop singer G[49]
Robert Garcia b. 1977 Peruvian-American Politician G[50]
Federico García Lorca 1898–1936 Spanish Poet, dramatist G[51]
Edda Garðarsdóttir b. 1979 Icelandic Footballer. coach L[52]
Jonas Gardell b. 1963 Swedish Author, playwright, comedian G[53]
Jason Gardiner b. 1971 Australian Choreographer, singer, theatre producer G[54]
Randy Gardner b. 1958 American Figure skater G[55]
Heiner Garg b. 1966 German Politician G[56]
Chris Garneau b. 1982 American Singer-songwriter G[57]
Randall Garrison b. 1951 Canadian Politician G[58]
Sam Garrison 1942–2007 American Lawyer, defended Nixon during impeachment trial G[59]
Vasil Garvanliev b. 1984 Macedonian Singer G[60]
Krzysztof Garwatowski b. 1967 Polish LGBT activist, journalist, publisher G[61]
Alicia Garza b. 1981 American Activist, co-founder of Black Lives Matter L[62]
Anders Gåsland b. 1968 Norwegian Politician G[63]
Alicia Gaspar de Alba b. 1958 American Writer L[64]
Gian Gastone de' Medici 1671–1737 Italian Grand Duke of Tuscany G[65]
Stephen Gately 1976–2009 Irish Pop musician (Boyzone), actor G[66]
Mark Gatiss b. 1966 English Actor, writer G[36]
Carol Gattaz b. 1981 Brazilian Volleyball player L[67]
Sylvain Gaudreault b. 1970 Canadian Politician G[68]
Jean-Paul Gaultier b. 1952 French Fashion designer G[69]
Kerry Gauthier b. 1955 American Politician G[70]
Mary Gauthier b. 1962 American Singer, songwriter L[71]
Jordan Gavaris b. 1989 Canadian Actor G[72]
Roxane Gay b. 1974 American Writer, editor, professor, social commenter B[73]
Darrin P. Gayles b. 1966 American Judge of the United States District Court G[74]
Jane Geddes b. 1960 American Golfer L[75]
Megan Rose Gedris b. 1986 American Comic artist, writer L[76]
Vera Gedroits 1876–1932 Russian Surgeon, poet L[77]
Will Geer 1902–1978 American Actor, musician, social activist B[78]
Nathalie Geeris b. 1971 Dutch Footballer L[79]
David Geffen b. 1943 American Record executive G[80]
Kai Gehring b. 1977 German Politician G[81]
Chris Geidner b. ?[5] American Journalist G[82]
Ian Gelder b. 1949 English Actor G[83]
Henry Geldzahler 1935–1994 Belgian-American Art curator G[84]
Raja Gemini b. 1974 American Drag performer, makeup artist G[85]
Rigel Gemini b. 1988 American Music artist G[86]
Joe Genaro b. 1962 American Singer, punk rock musician (Dead Milkmen) G[87]
Alan Gendreau b. 1989 American Football player G[88]
Jean Genet 1910–1986 French Playwright, political activist G[89]
Hiraga Gennai c.1729–779 or 1780 Japanese Polymath, physician, author, painter, inventor G[90]
Kitty Genovese 1935–1964 American Murder victim L[91]
Gentleman Reg b. ? Canadian Singer-songwriter G[92]
Prince George of Greece and Denmark 1869–1957 Greek Noble, High commissioner of the Cretan State G[93][94]
Boy George b. 1961 English Pop musician (Culture Club) G[95]
Mat George 1995–2021 American Podcast host G[96]
Regina George b. 1991 Nigerian-American Sprinter L[97]
Stefan George 1868–1933 German Poet G[98]
Nicole Georges b. 1981 American Illustrator, zinester, educator L[99]
Adam Georgiev b. 1980 Czech Poet G[100]
Chrissy Gephardt b. ?[5] American Activist L[101]
Raphaël Gérard b. 1968 French Politician G[102]
Henry Gerber 1892–1972 German-American Gay rights activist G[103]
András Gerevich b. 1976 Hungarian Poet, screenwriter, professor, literary translator G[104]
Karl Gerhard 1891–1964 Swedish Singer, actor, songwriter, revue writer G[105]
Sven Gerich b. 1974 German Politician G[106]
Rudi Gernreich 1922–1985 Austrian-American Fashion designer, founding member of the Mattachine Society G[107]
David Gerrold b. 1944 American Science fiction writer G[108]
Uri Gershuni b. 1970 Israeli Photographer, educator G[109]
Masha Gessen b. 1967 Russian-American Journalist, author, activist L[110]
Malcolm Gets b. 1963 American Actor G[111]
August Getty b. 1994 American Fashion designer G[112]
Nats Getty b. 1992 American Model, socialite, designer, artist, LGBTQ rights activist L[113]
Henri Ghéon 1875–1944 French Playwright, novelist, poet, critic G[114]
Nicolas Ghesquière b. 1971 French Fashion designer G[115]
Rituparno Ghosh 1963–2013 Indian Filmmaker, actor G[116]
Hyeong-do Gi 1960–1989 Korean Poet G[117]
Constantine Giannaris b. 1959 Greek Filmmaker G[118]
Robert Giard 1939–2002 American Photographer G[119]
Joel Gibb b. 1977 Canadian Folk-rock musician (The Hidden Cameras) G[120]
Nick Gibb b. 1960 English Politician G[121]
Christopher Gibbs 1938–2018 English Antiques dealer and collector G[122]
Jonica T. Gibbs b. ?[5] American Actor, comedian L[123]
Andrea Gibson b. 1975 American Poet, activist L[124]
André Gide 1869–1951 French Author, Nobel prize winner G[125]
Elsa Gidlow 1898–1986 British-Canadian-American Poet, journalist, philosopher, humanitarian L[126]
John Gielgud 1904–2000 English Actor G[127]
Godehard Giese b. 1972 German Actor G[128]
Karl Giese 1898–1938 German Archivist, museum curator, partner of Magnus Hirschfeld G[129]
Rufus Gifford b. 1974 American Former ambassador and congressional candidate G[130]
Elizabeth Gilbert b. 1969 American Writer B[131]
Sara Gilbert b. 1975 American Actor L[132]
Jaime Gil de Biedma 1929–1990 Spanish Poet G[133]
Virginia "Ginny" Gilder b. 1958 American Rower L[134]
Nikita Gill b. ?[5] British–Indian Poet, writer B[135]
Peter Gill b. 1939 Welsh Playwright G[26]
Thea Gill b. 1970 Canadian Actor B[136]
Tim Gill b. 1953 American Software entrepreneur, LGBT rights activist G[137]
Kayne Gillaspie b. 1979 American Fashion designer G[138]
Christopher Gillis 1951–1993 Canadian Dancer, choreographer G[139]
Dan Gillespie Sells b. 1979 English Rock musician (The Feeling) G[140]
Ann Louise Gilligan 1945–2017 Irish Theologian L[141]
Andrew Gillum b. 1979 American Politician B[142]
Billy Gilman b. 1988 American Country singer and activist G[143]
Elka Gilmore 1960–2019 American Chef L[144]
Kirsty Gilmour b. 1993 Scottish Badminton player L[145]
Laura Gilpin 1891–1979 American Photographer L[146]
Beatriz Gimeno b, 1962 Spanish Politician, LGBT rights activist L[147]
Mike Gin b. ? American Former mayor of Redondo Beach, California G[148]
Joann Ginal b. ? American Politician L[149]
Rolf Gindorf 1939–2016 German Sexologist G[150]
Candace Gingrich b. 1966 American LGBT rights activist L[151]
Jon Ginoli b. 1959 American Rock musician (Pansy Division) G[152]
Allen Ginsberg 1926–1997 American Poet G[153]
Eitan Ginzburg b. 1977 Israeli Politician G[154]
John Giorno b. 1936 American Poet, performance artist G[155]
Giovanni di Giovanni 1350–1365 Italian Hate crime victim G[156]
Nikki Giovanni b. 1943 American Poet, writer, activist L[157][158]
Missy Giove b. 1972 American Professional mountain biker L[159]
Joël Giraud b. 1959 French Politician G[160]
Barbara Gittings 1932–2007 American Gay rights activist L[161]
Hubert de Givenchy 1927–2018 French Fashion designer G[162]
Joseph Glasco 1925–1996 American Painter, sculptor G[163]
Chris Glaser b. 1977 American Christian minister, activist, author G[164]
Sherry Glaser b. 1960 American Activist, actor L[165]
Gerald Glaskin 1923–2000 Australian Writer G[166]
Todd Glass b. 1964 American Stand-up comedian G[167]
Mary Glasspool b. 1954 American 1st openly lesbian bishop ordained by the Episcopal Church of the United States L[168]
Thomas Glave b. 1964 American Writer, essayist, professor G[169]
Amber Glenn b. 1999 American Figure skater B[170]
Tyler Glenn b. 1983 American Musician, vocalist (Neon Trees) G[171]
James Gleeson 1915–2008 Australian Painter G[172]
Deborah J. Glick b. 1950 American Politician L[173]
Gideon Glick b. 1988 American Actor G[174]
Bogdan Globa b. 1988 Ukrainian LGBT rights activist G[175]
Wilhelm von Gloeden 1856–1931 German Photographer G[176]
Todd Gloria b. 1978 American Politician G[177]
John Glover b. 1944 American Actor G[178]
Gluck 1895–1978 English Painter L[179]
Bob Glück b. 1947 American Poet, fiction writer, editor, co-founder of the New Narrative Movement G[180]
Connie Glynn b. 1994 English Author, YouTuber B, A[181][182]
Hilda Gobbi 1913–1998 Hungarian Actor L[183]
Aldis Gobzems b. 1978 Latvian Politician G[184]
God-Des and She (duo) b. ?[5] American Hip-hop duo L[185]
Linsey Godfrey b. 1988 American Actor B[186]
Adam Godley b. 1964 English Actor G[187]
Glen Goei b. 1962 Singaporean Film and theatre director G[188]
Karel Goeyvaerts 1923–1993 Belgian Composer G[189]
Bruce Goff 1904–1982 American Architect G[190]
Michael Goff b. ?[5] American Publisher, founder of Out Magazine G[191]
Theresa Goh b. 1987 Singaporean Paralympic swimmer L[192]
Manvendra Singh Gohil b. 1965 Indian Prince of Rajpipla G[193]
Ari Gold 1974–2021 American Pop singer G[194]
Craig Taro Gold b. 1969 American Writer and entertainer G[195]
Judy Gold b. 1962 American Comedian L[196]
Dana Goldberg b. 1974 American Comedian L[197]
Jackie Goldberg b. 1937 American Politician L[198]
Jason Goldberg b. ?[5] American Internet entrepreneur G[199]
Alison Goldfrapp b. 1966 English Singer, musician (Goldfrapp) B[200]
Brett Goldin 1977–2006 South African Actor G[201]
Nan Goldin b. 1953 American Photographer B[202]
Julie Goldman b. ?[5] American Comedian L[203]
Andrea Goldsmith b. 1950 Australian Writer L[204]
Christy Goldsmith Romero b. ?[5] American Lawyer, government official B[205]
Andrew Goldstein b. 1983 American Lacrosse player G[206]
Richard Goldstein b. 1944 American Writer, journalist, editor G[207]
Oliver Goldstick b. 1961 American Screenwriter, producer G[208]
Gabriella Goliger b. ?[5] Canadian Writer L[209]
Filipp Goloshchyokin 1876–1941 Russian Politician G[210]
Marija Golubeva b. ?[5] Latvian Politician, political scientist, historian L[211]
Witold Gombrowicz 1904–1969 Polish Author, playwright B[212]
Marcelo Gomes b. 1979 Brazilian Ballet dancer G[213]
Peter Gomes b. 1942 American Baptist preacher, theologian G[214]
Georgette Gómez b. 1975 American Politician L[215]
Jewelle Gomez b. 1948 American Writer, cultural worker L[216]
Marga Gomez b. 1960 American Comedian L[217]
Agustín Gómez-Arcos 1933–1998 Spanish Author G[218]
Prince Gomolvilas b. 1972 American Playwright G[219]
Gongmin of Goryeo 1330–1374 Korean King during the Goryeo Dynasty B[220]
Ginger Gonzaga b. 1983 American Comedian, actor B[221]
Javier Gonzales b. 1966 American Politician; 1st only openly gay mayor of Santa Fe, New Mexico G[222]
Maya Christina Gonzalez b. 1964 American Artist L[223]
Naomi Gonzalez b. 1978 American Politician, lawyer L[224]
Rigoberto González b. 1970 American Writer G[225]
Tomás González b. 1985 Chilean Gymnast G[226]
Félix González-Torres 1957–1996 Cuban Artist G[227]
X González b. 1999 American Activist, gun control advocate B[228]
Noam Gonick b. 1970 Canadian Artist, filmmaker G[229]
Brad Gooch b. 1952 American Writer G[36]
Paul Goodman 1911–1972 American Writer B[198]
Wes Goodman b. 1984 American Politician outed after several sex scandals G[230][231][232]
Agnes Goodsir 1864–1939 Australian Portrait painter L[233]
Julie Goodyear b. 1942 English Actor B[234]
Debbie Googe b. 1962 English Rock musician (My Bloody Valentine) L[235]
Daniel Vincent Gordh b. 1985 American Actor, writer, comedian G[236]
Derrick Gordon b. 1991 American College basketball player G[237]
Peter Gordon b. 1963 New Zealand Chef G[238]
Rich Gordon b. 1948 American Politician G[239]
Lesley Gore 1946–2015 American Pop musician L[240]
Eva Gore-Booth 1870–1926 Irish Writer, activist L[241]
Geoffrey Gorer 1905–1985 English Anthropologist, author G[242]
Brad Goreski b. 1977 American TV personality G[243]
R. C. Gorman 1931–2005 American American artist of the Navajo Nation G[244]
Stephanie Gosk b. 1972 American Journalist, correspondent L[245]
James Goss b. 1974 English Writer, TV producer G[246]
John C. Goss b. 1958 American Artist, writer G[247]
Tom Goss b. 1981 American Singer-songwriter, actor G[248]
Deondray Gossett b. 1973 American Producer, director, actor G[249]
Manuel Luís Goucha b. 1954 Portuguese TV personality, actor, restaurateur G[250]
Alex Goude b. 1975 French Actor, TV host, theatre director G[251]
Jason Gould b. 1966 American Actor G[252]
Juan Goytisolo 1931–2017 Spanish Author, poet B[253]
Joseph Grabarz b. 1956 American Politician G[254]
Jasmin Grabowski b. 1991 German Judoka L[255]
Nickolas Grace b. 1947 English Actor G[256]
Joey Graceffa b. 1991 American YouTube Personality G[257]
Colin Grafton b. 1991 American Pair skater G[258]
Gary Graham b. 1969 American Fashion designer, artist G[259]
Gwendolyn Graham b. 1963 American Serial killer L[260]
Jessica Graham b. ? American Actor L[261]
Judy Grahn b. 1940 American Poet L[262]
Julieta Grajales b. 1986 Mexican Actor L[263]
Élisabeth de Gramont 1875–1954 French Writer B[264]
Steve Grand b. 1990 American Singer, songwriter, model G[265]
Frankie Grande b. 1983 American Actor, dancer, TV personality G[266]
Michael Grandage b. 1962 English Theatre director G[26]
Fernando Grande-Marlaska b. 1962 Spanish Judge, politician G[267]
LZ Granderson b. 1972 American Sportswriter G[268]
Farley Granger 1925–2011 American Actor B[269]
John Grant b. 1968 American Rock musician (The Czars) G[270]
Russell Grant b. 1951 English Astrologer G[271]
Stephen Granville b. ?[5] British Pop musician (Bronski Beat) G[272]
Francisco Granizo Ribadeneira 1925–2009 Ecuadorian Poet G[273]
Toni Graphia b. 1961/62 American TV writer, producer L[274]
Stéphane Grappelli 1908–1997 French Jazz violinist (Quintette du Hot Club de France) G[275]
Mitch Grassi b. 1992 American Singer, songwriter (Pentatonix, Superfruit) G[276]
John C. Graves 1938–2003 American Professor, psychotherapist, singer, philanthropist G[277]
Mette Gravholt b. 1984 Danish Handball player L[278]
Chelsea Gray b. 1992 American Basketball player L[279]
Eileen Gray 1878–1976 Irish Architect, furniture designer B[280]
Gregory Gray 1959–2019 Northern Irish Singer, musician G[281]
Jim Gray b. 1953 American Politician and 1st openly gay man to serve as the mayor of Lexington and a cabinet secretary in Kentucky G[282]
Jim Gray 1958–2005 Northern Irish Northern Ireland Ulster loyalist paramilitary leader B[283]
Devon Graye b. 1987 American Actor G[72]
Devin K. Grayson b. ? American Comic book writer and novelist B[284]
Jack Dylan Grazer b. 2003 American Actor B[285]
Steven Greenberg b. 1956 American Orthodox rabbi G[286]
Harlan Greene b. 1953 American Writer G[287]
Kenny Greene 1969–2001 American R&B musician (The Intro) G[288]
Robert Joseph Greene b. 1973 Canadian Writer G[289]
Justine Greening b. 1969 English Politician B[290]
Glenn Greenwald b. 1967 American Journalist G[291]
Alex Greenwich b. 1980 Australian Politician G[292]
Michael Greer 1938–2002 American Actor, comedian, cabaret performer G[293]
Pascal Greggory b. 1954 French Actor G[294]
Francesca Gregorini b. 1968 Italian-American Screenwriter, film director L[295]
Brian Greig b. 1966 Australian Politician G[296]
Richard Grenell b. 1966 American Diplomat G[297]
Dorien Grey ?–2015 American Mystery writer G[298]
Joel Grey b. 1932 American Actor G[299]
Sasha Grey b. 1988 American Actor, writer B[300]
John Greyson b. 1960 Canadian Filmmaker G[301]
Barbara Grier 1933–2011 American Writer, publisher L[302]
Charles Griffes 1884–1920 American 20th century classical composer G[189]
Chad Griffin b. 1973 American Political strategist G[303]
Emile Griffith 1938–2013 American Boxer B[304]
Franco Grillini b. 1955 Italian Politician, LGBT rights activist G[305]
Brittney Griner b. 1990 American Basketball player L[306]
Inka Grings b. 1978 German Footballer B[307][308][309]
Darren Grimes b. 1993 English Political commentator, activist G[310]
Angelina Weld Grimke 1880–1958 American Journalist, poet L[311]
Nick Grimshaw b. 1984 English DJ, radio and TV presenter G.[312][313]
Jim Grimsley b. 1955 American Writer, playwright G[314]
Pierre Gripari 1925–1990 French Author G[315]
GRiZ b. 1990 American DJ, electronic music producer G[316]
George Grizzard 1928–2007 American Actor G[317]
David Groff b. ? American Poet, author G[318]
Jonathan Groff b. 1985 American Actor G[319]
Ole Henrik Grønn b. 1984 Norwegian Politician G[320]
Gloria Groove b. 1995 Brazilian Singer, rapper, drag queen G[321]
Leonardo Grosso b. 1983 Argentine Politician G[322]
Gerald Grosz b. 1977 Austrian Politician, author, columnist G[323]
Friedrich-Paul von Groszheim 1906–2003 German WWII concentration camp survivor G[324]
James Gruber 1928–2011 American Activist B[325]
Brett Josef Grubisic b. 1963 Canadian Writer G[326]
Detlef Grumbach b. 1955 German Writer, journalist G[327]
Luca Guadagnino b. 1971 Italian Film director G[328]
Stephen Guarino b. 1975 American Actor, comedian G[329]
Guðmundur Ingi Guðbrandsson b. 1977 Icelandic Politician, first Icelandic openly gay male minister G[330]
Pierre Guénin 1927–2017 French Journalist, magazine publisher, gay rights activist G[331]
Jacques Guérin 1902–2000 French Industrialist G[332]
Mondo Guerra b. 1978 American Fashion designer G[333]
Thomas Guerra b. 1985 American Landscape architect convicted in California of purposefully infecting others with HIV G[334]
Alexis Guerrera b. 1971 Argentine Politician G[335]
Patrick Guerriero b. ? American Politician G[336]
Michael E. Guest b. 1957 American Diplomat, Ambassador to Romania G[337]
Carol Guess b. 1968 American Writer L[338]
Joan Guetschow b. 1966 American Biathlete L[339]
Annie Guglia b. 1990 Canadian Skateboarder L[340]
Hervé Guibert 1955–1990 French Writer G[341]
Norma Guillard b. ?[5] Cuban Social psychologist, adjunct lecturer at the University of Havana L[342]
Harvey Guillén b. 1990 American Actor G[343]
Alec Guinness 1914–2000 English Actor B[344]
Jack Guinness b. 1982 British Writer, model G[345]
Alain Guiraudie b. 1964 French Film director, screenwriter G[346]
Joe Gulla b. 1964 American Playwright, actor G[347]
Leo Gullotta b. 1946 Italian Actor, comedian, writer G[348]
Steve Gunderson b. 1951 American Politician G[349]
Isobel Gunn 1780–1861 Scottish Laborer who passed as a man L[350]
Sakia Gunn 1987–2003 American Teenage murder victim L[351]
Sean Gunn b. 1993 Zimbabwean Swimmer G[352]
Tim Gunn b. 1953 American TV personality G[353]
Jessica Gunning b. 1986 English Actress L[354]
Michael Gunning b. 1994 Jamaican Swimmer B[355]
Sunil Gupta b. 1953 Indian-Canadian Photographer G[356]
Vikas Gupta b. 1988 Indian TV host, producer, screenwriter B[357]
Allan Gurganus b. 1947 American Writer G[358]
Prabal Gurung b. 1975 Nepalese-American Fashion designer G[359]
Menaka Guruswamy b. 1974 Indian Senior Advocate of the Supreme Court of India L[360]
Reed Gusciora b. 1960 American Politician G[361]
Elina Gustafsson b. 1992 Finnish Boxer L[362]
Paulo Gustavo 1978–2021 Brazilian Actor, comedian G[363]
Froy Gutierrez b. 1998 American Actor, singer G[364]
Ignacio Gutiérrez b. 1976 Chilean Journalist G[365]
Israel Gutierrez b. 1977 American Journalist G[366]
Raymond Gutierrez b. 1984 Filipino Actor, TV host G[367]
Víctor Gutiérrez b. 1991 Spanish Water polo player G[368]
Eva Gutowski b. 1994 American YouTube personality, actor B[369]
Amos Guttman 1954–1993 Israeli Film director G[370]
Roma Guy b. 1942 American LGBT and women's rights activist L[371]
Astrid Guyart b. 1983 French Fencer L[372]
Lucía Guzmán b. ? American Politician L[149]
Demna Gvasalia b. 1981 Georgian Fashion designer G[373]
Roland Gwynne 1882–1971 English Politician, lover of suspected serial killer John Bodkin Adams G[374]


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