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List is being cross referenced with left-handed list found here.
This is a list of notable people with natural red hair and left-handed. Red or ginger hair may come in a variety of shades from strawberry blond to auburn.[1] It is the rarest natural hair colour.[1]
People who dyed their red hair into another colour or who went grey with age are included, but people with hair dyed red hair, such as Lucille Ball, Rita Hayworth and Sophie Turner are not.[1][2]
Figures from the Bible or classical mythology, such as Esau or Judas Iscariot, are included. Characters from modern fiction such as Anne of Green Gables or Ginger Hebblethwaite are not.
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List is currently taken from list of redheads to filter down to those that are also left-handed.
A[edit]
- Adam Savage — Co-host of Mythbusters
- Adele — Singer-songwriter
- Alan Ball Jr. — Football player
- Alan Tudyk — Actor
- Alexander II of Scotland — King of Scotland[3][4]
- Alex McLeish — Retired football player and manager
- Alicia Witt — Actress
- Amy Adams — Actress
- Amy Nuttall — Actress
- Amy Yasbeck — Actress
- Anastasia Romanov — Grand Duchess of Russia "Anastasia grew into a vivacious and energetic child, described as short and inclined to be chubby, with blue eyes and strawberry-blonde hair."
- André Villas-Boas — Football player and manager, known in his youth as cenourinho ("baby carrot").[5]
- Andrew Jackson — U.S. general and president.[2][6]
- Andy Bell — Singer from electro duo, Erasure.
- Andy Dalton — Quarterback for the National Football League's Cincinnati Bengals.
- Angie Everhart — Actress and model[7]
- Annalise Basso — Actress
- Anne Robinson — Television presenter
- Annie Potts — Actress
- Anne of Brittany — Queen of France and Duchess of Brittany.
- Anthony McGill — Snooker player
- Antonio Vivaldi — Composer known as "il prete rosso" ("the red priest").[2][8]
- Axelle Red — Singer
- Axl Rose — Lead singer of Guns N' Roses.[2][9]
- Ádám Bogdán — Football goalkeeper currently playing for Liverpool[10]
B[edit]
- Barbara Castle (Baroness) — Labour Party politician[citation needed]
- Barbarossa — Holy Roman Emperor, nicknamed Redbeard.
- Becky Lynch — WWE Diva
- Ben Ryan — Retired rugby union player and coach
- Ben Stokes — Cricket player
- Bernardo O'Higgins — Chilean Father of Nation
- Beverly Sills — Opera singer[11]
- Bob Backland — Professional wrestler
- Bjørn Dæhlie — Skier and the most successful cross-country skier in history.
- Bonnie Langford — Actress
- Boudicca — Queen of the Iceni, destroyed Roman Londinium[12]
- Bonnie Raitt — Blues musician[13]
- Boris Becker — Tennis player[1]
- Bram Stoker — Author of 'Bram Stoker's Dracula'[2]
- Brendan Gleeson — Actor
- Brian Campbell — Ice hockey player[14]
- Brian O'Driscoll — Rugby player; the second most capped player in rugby history, and the highest scorer of all time in Irish Rugby.
- Bridget Regan - Actress
- Brigham Young — Leader of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints[15]
- Bryce Dallas Howard — Actress[16]
C[edit]
- Caesonia — Empress consort of the Roman Empire, wife of Caligula.
- Calvin Coolidge — U.S. president[2]
- Calum Worthy — Actor
- Cameron Monaghan — Actor
- Carol Burnett — Actress, comedian, singer, and writer[2]
- Caroline Manzo — former cast member of The Real Housewives of New Jersey
- Scott "Carrot Top" Thompson — Comedian
- Cassandra Peterson — Actress; known for her stage persona Elvira, Mistress of the Dark[2]
- Catherine of Aragon — Queen of England, daughter of Isabella I[17]
- Catherine Tate — Actress and comedienne[2]
- Cathy Cavadini — Voice actress
- Camryn Grimes — Actress
- Cecile Sinclair — Model
- Charlotte Rae — Actress
- Christy Hemme — Retired professional wrestler/valet
- Charles Dance — Actor
- Charles Kennedy — Politician
- Charlotte Arnold — Actress
- Charlotte McShane — Triathlete
- Chlöe Howl — Singer-songwriter[2]
- Chris Evans — Broadcaster
- Christopher Columbus — Explorer, discoverer of the West Indies[18]
- Chuck Norris — Actor and martial artist[2]
- Cilla Black — Singer and television presenter
- Cintia Dicker — Model[19]
- Clara Bow — Actress and leading sex symbol from the 1920s, from whom the phrase, 'It Girl' is named after, (later a brunette).
- Clara Hughes — Speed skater and cyclist.
- Claude Giroux — Ice hockey player and captain of the National Hockey League's Philadelphia Flyers[20]
- Clinton Voss — Actor
- Cody Eakin — Ice hockey player for the Dallas Stars[21]
- Conan O'Brien — Comedian[1][22]
- Crystal Lewis — Singer
D[edit]
- Dale Earnhardt Jr. — NASCAR Driver
- Damian Lewis — Actor[23]
- Dan Baker — Rugby union player
- Daniel Purvis — Gymnast
- Daniel Sedin — Ice hockey player[24]
- Daniel Wallace — Swimmer
- Danny Alexander — Politician
- Danny Bonaduce — Actor
- Danny Elfman — Composer and singer[25]
- Danny Kaye — Actor and comedian[2]
- Darlene Conley — Soap opera actress
- Daryl Sabara — Actor and voice actor.[26]
- Dash Mihok — Actor[1]
- Dave Mustaine — Musician
- David Bowie — Actor and musician[1]
- David Caruso — Actor[1]
- David Fairclough — Retired football player
- David Moyes — Retired football player and manager
- D. H. Lawrence — Author[2]
- Deborah Kerr — Academy Award winning actress
- Debra Messing — Actress
- Diane Franklin — Actress[1]
- Diane Neal - Actress
- Diego Klattenhoff — Actor
- Domhnall Gleeson — Actor
- Donald Trump — Businessman and GOP candidate
- Donny Most — Actor, best known as Ralph Malph on Happy Days[27]
- Drita D'avanzo — Co-star on the vh1 reality series Mob Wives [citation needed]
- Duncan Keith — Ice hockey player[28]
- Dylan Thomas — Poet.
- Dwight Eisenhower — U.S. president and General, first Commander of NATO [2]
E[edit]
- Ed Clancy — Track cyclist
- Eleanor Tomlinson — Actress
- Ellen Wilkinson — Socialist minister known as Red Ellen.[29]
- Elisa Donovan — Actress
- Eddie Redmayne — Actor; Best Actor winner at the 87th Academy Awards.
- Ed Sheeran — Singer-songwriter.[30]
- Edward VI — King of England[31]
- Elizabeth I — Queen of England[1]
- Elizabeth Olsen — Actress
- Elizabeth of York — Queen of England.[32]
- Elizabeth Siddal — Model and poet associated with the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood[33]
- Elly Jackson — Lead singer of La Roux, which based in part of Jackson's red hair.
- Ellie Kemper — Actress and comedy writer.
- Emma Kenney — Actress
- Eric Stoltz — Actor[1]
- Erik the Red — Eiríkr Thorvaldsson, the Viking coloniser of Greenland, known also as Eirik Raude.[34][35]
- Esau — The Biblical twin of Jacob, also known as Edom, meaning red[36]
- Esthero — Singer
- Ewan McGregor — Actor[37]
- Ezra Pound — Poet[2]
F[edit]
- Faye Hamlin — Singer; former member of Play
- Felicia Day — Actress, comedian and writer
- Fiona Bruce — Journalist, newsreader (BBC) and television presenter
- Florence Nightingale — The founder of modern nursing, and icon of Victorian culture; 'The Lady of the Lamp'
- Florence Welch — Singer-songwriter
- Francesca Capaldi — Child actress
- Francesco Yates — Singer
- France D'Amour — Singer
- Frederick Barbarossa — Holy Roman Emperor.[22]
G[edit]
- Galileo Galilei — Scientist
- Gary Holt — Musician
- Garrett Gilkey — Football player
- Gary Megson — Retired football player and manager
- Gates McFadden — Actress[2]
- Genghis Khan — Conqueror[38]
- George Bernard Shaw — Author and playwright, only person in history to have won both a Nobel Prize and an Academy Award [2]
- George Washington — First U.S. President and General[2]
- Geraldine Somerville — Actress
- Geri Halliwell — Singer; former member of Spice Girls[2]
- Germán Riesco — President of Chile from 1901 to 1906
- Ginger Baker — Musician
- Ginger McCain — Horse racing trainer with the most Grand National wins ever[2]
- Giuseppe Garibaldi — General and politician, considered as one of Italy's "fathers of the fatherland"
- Gordon Strachan — Retired football player and manager
- Greg Rutherford — Athlete
- Guinevere — Queen consort to King Arthur (She is sometimes described as either a blond or a light strawberry blond)
H[edit]
- Hanna Schwamborn — Actress
- Prince Harry — Soldier, son of Charles, Prince of Wales and Diana, Princess of Wales; grandson of Elizabeth II.[2]
- Harry Knowles — Film critic and writer
- Harold Grange — American footballer, known as the 'first superstar of American football' and named the best college football player of all time by ESPN in 2008.
- Hazel Blears — Politician
- Heath Slater — Professional wrestler
- Helen Housby — Netball player
- Henri Matisse — Impressionist painter[2]
- Henrik Sedin — Ice hockey player[39]
- Henry II — King of England, famous for being loathed by all of his male children and his wife enough for them to rebel against him as king[40]
- Henry VIII — King of England.[41]
- Holland Roden — Actress
- Horatio Nelson — Naval officer and one of Britain's most heroic historic figures.
I[edit]
- Isabella I — Queen of Spain.[42]
- Isabelle Boulay — Singer
- Isla Fisher — Actress[43]
- Ismail I — King of Persia
J[edit]
- Jack Nicklaus — Golfer, with the record for most major championship wins of all time.
- Jakub Voráček — Ice hockey player[44]
- James VI and I — King and longest serving King of Scotland in history.[45]
- James Cagney — Actor [46]
- James Collins — Football player
- James Joyce — Author[2]
- Jane Asher — Actress[47]
- Jane Levy — Actress
- Jayma Mays — Actress
- Jeanette MacDonald — Actress
- Jean-Paul Sartre — Novelist and philosopher and leader of the Existentialism movement.
- Jennie McAlpine — Actress
- Jennifer Cihi — Singer
- Jennifer Stone — Actress
- Jenny Lewis — Actress and musician
- Jerry Douglas — Actor
- Jesper Kyd — Composer
- Jessica Chastain — Actress[48]
- Jesse Tyler Ferguson — Actor, Modern Family
- Joan of Arc — Heroine of France and Roman Catholic saint (often described with dark auburn hair)
- Joan Leslie — Actress
- Jody Cundy — Paralympic athlete
- Joely Fisher — Actress
- John Glenn — The first American astronaut to orbit the Earth.
- John Hartson — Retired football player
- John Lydon — Lead singer of the bands Sex Pistols and Public Image Limited
- John Mark Ozaeta - Student at Miramonte High School
- John Paul Getty III — Heir to a great fortune; known for being kidnapped[49]
- Jon Ryan — Football player (Punter, Seattle Seahawks)
- Jonny Bairstow — Cricket player
- Josefine Preuß — Actress
- Joshua Michael Homme III — Singer and guitarist of Queens of the Stone Age
- Joss Whedon — Film director
- Joy Behar — Comedian, writer and actress
- Juana of Castile — Heiress to the House of Trastámara, also known as "Juana la Loca" or "Joanna the Mad".[50]
- Judy Garland — Actress (redhead in her earlier years)[1]
- Julia Gillard — Former Prime Minister of Australia
- Julianne Moore — Actress; winner of Best Actress at the 87th Academy Awards [1]
K[edit]
- Karen Gillan — Actress[51]
- Karen Strassman - Voice actress
- Karoline Jagemann — Actress
- Karyn Dwyer — Actress
- Kate Williams — Television presenter
- Katherine Parkinson — Actress
- Kathy Griffin — Comedian and actress
- Kane — Professional wrestler
- Kay Burley — Television presenter
- Kelly Reilly — Actress
- Kitty McGeever — Actress
- Kris Draper — Former ice hockey player[52]
- Kate Pierson — Singer; member of The B-52's
- Kenneth Branagh — Actor
- Kiki Dee — Singer-songwriter and first white artist ever to be signed to Motown
- Kurtwood Smith — Actor
L[edit]
- Larry Fine — Comedian; member of The Three Stooges
- L Ron Hubbard — Science fiction writer and founder of the Church of Scientology[1]
- Lauren Ambrose — Actress
- Lauren Holly — Actress[1]
- Laurence Jalbert — Singer-songwriter
- Leif Erikson — Explorer and first European to discover Canada
- Lena Katina — Singer-songwriter
- Leon Trotsky — Russian leader, founder of the Red Army.
- Liam Farrell — Rugby league player
- Les Paul — Blues guitarist and luthier
- Lindy Booth — Actress
- Lettice Knollys — Duchess of Leicester and lady in waiting to Elizabeth I[53]
- Lillie Langtry — Actress[1]
- Lita — Retired WWE wrestler
- Liliana Mumy — Actress
- Lily Cole — Actress and model[1]
- Lindsay Lohan — Actress[1]
- Lolita Davidovich — Actress
- Loreena McKennitt — Canadian singer and songwriter
- Louis C. K. — Actor and comedian
- Lucy Burns — Suffragist[54]*
- Luke Kelly — Singer-songwriter; member of the Dubliners
- Lynnette "Squeaky" Fromme — Notorious member of the Manson Family who tried to assassinate President Ford.[55]
- Lynsey Bartilson — Actress[1]
M[edit]
- Maggie Elizabeth Jones — Child actress
- Malcom McLaren — Musician, artist and manager of the Sex Pistols
- Malcolm X — Activist known as Big Red or Detroit Red to distinguish him from Chicago Red (Redd Foxx)[56]
- Marcia Cross — Actress[57]
- Marcie Bolen — Musician, artist, and cosmetologist
- Margaret Sanger — Advocate for birth control.[58][59]
- Mark Gatiss — Actor, writer, comedian and producer
- Mark McGwire — Baseball player, world record holder for Home Runs per Bats.[2]
- Mark Twain — Author[1][2]
- Maria Carolina of Austria — Queen of Naples and Sicily
- Maria Petrova - Bulgarian rhythm gymnast
- Marie-Denise Pelletier - Singer
- Marie McCray — Pornographic actress
- Marika Rökk — Singer
- Mario Batali — Chef[60]
- Marion Ross — Actress[2]
- Marissa Ribisi — Actress[2]
- Martin Guptill — International Cricketer.[61]
- Martin Van Buren — U.S. president known as the Red Fox of Kinderhook, and the first President to be born in the USA.[2][62]
- Martyn Williams — Retired rugby union player
- Mary Magdalene — Biblical figure traditionally portrayed with red hair[63][64]
- Mary, Queen of Scots — Queen of Scotland
- Mary Kate Wiles — Actress
- Mathew Waters — Actor
- Maureen O'Hara — Known as the Queen of Technicolor for her bright-red hair and green eyes.[65]
- Melissa Gilbert — Actress
- Meryem Uzerli — Actress
- Michael Barnes — Lead singer of Red
- Michael C. Hall — Actor
- Michael Fassbender — Actor
- Michael McEvoy — Verified Ginger Man (cricketer)
- Michel Ney — Napoleonic general known as le rougeaud[2][66]
- Michelle Stafford — Actress
- Mick Hucknall — Lead singer of Simply Red[2]
- Mike Maronna — Actor
- Mitch Fadden — Ice hockey player[67]
- Molly Quinn — Actress
- Molly Ringwald — Actress
- Myrna Loy — Actress[2]
N[edit]
- Natalie West — Actress
- Naomi Judd — Country music singer and activist; member of The Judds
- Neil Jenkins — Rugby player, and the all-time record points scorer for the Welsh Rugby Union national team.
- Neil Kinnock — Leader of the Labour Party[68]
- Neil Lennon — Football manager and former player, most closely associated with Celtic F.C. and Leicester City F.C.
- Nell Gwynne — Actress and courtesan[1]
- Nick Bakay — Actor
- Nicky Clarke — Celebrity hairdresser[69]
- Nicole Kidman — Actress
- Nicola Roberts — Singer, former member of Girls Aloud
- Nicola White — Field hockey player
- Noel Fisher — Actor[70]
O[edit]
- Oliver Cromwell — Political leader; first and only person to overthrow the monarchy in England and rule as non-king
- Oliver Turvey — Racing driver
- Olivia Grant — Actress
- Olivia Hallinan — Actress
- Otto II — Holy Roman Emperor known as Rufus and also Bloody[71][72]
P[edit]
- Paddy Holohan — Mixed martial artist
- Pamela Courson — Girlfriend of The Doors lead singer Jim Morrison.
- Patsy Palmer — Actress
- Patti Scialfa — Singer and guitarist; E Street Band member[73]
- Paul Collingwood — Cricket player
- Paul O'Connell — Rugby union player
- Paul Scholes — Retired football player, nicknamed "Ginger Prince" by supporters[74]
- Peggy Morgan - Mixed martial artist
- Piet Klocke — Cabaret artist
- Piper Laurie — Actress
R[edit]
- Rachel Caine — Fantasy author
- Rachelle Lefevre — Actress
- Rameses II — Pharaoh[75]
- Reba McEntire — Country singer, actress who is the best selling female country music singer of all time
- Rebecca Mader — Actress and model
- Red Auerbach — Basketball coach who won 8 straight NBA Championships and was the first coach to win 1,000 games.
- Red Grammer — Singer-songwriter; especially for children[2]
- Red Hugh O'Donnell — King of Tír Chonaill who led a rebellion against English Rule in Ireland during the reign of Elizabeth I.[76]
- Redd Foxx — Comedian known as Chicago Red[77]
- Rhys Patchell — Rugby union player
- Richard Burns — Racing driver; first Englishman to win the World Rally Championship.
- Richard the Lionheart — King of England, leader of the Third Crusade[78]
- Rick Astley — Singer
- Ricky Carmichael — Motocross racer who is the most successful motocross racer of all time
- Rob Harley — Rugby union player
- Rob Roy MacGregor — Famous highlander, derives his name from Scottish Gaelic word for "red".[79]
- Robert Redford — Actor, producer and activist
- Robin Cook — Politician[68]
- Robyn Lively — Actress[2]
- Rod Laver — Tennis player; holds all-time record for singles titles [2]
- Ron Howard — Actor and director[1][2][22]
- Rose Leslie — Actress
- Rupert Grint — Actor[22]
- Rula Lenska — Actress[2]
- Rurik — Viking founder of Rurik Dynasty in Russia.[80]
S[edit]
- Sally Jessy Raphael — Talk show host
- Salma Bennani — Princess consort of Morocco wife of King Mohammed VI
- Samantha Stosur — Professional tennis player
- Sarah Ferguson — Duchess of York[1][2]
- Sarah Bernhardt — Theater and silent film actress — The Divine Sarah[81]
- Sarah-Jane Mee — Newsreader and TV presenter
- Sarah Rafferty — Actress[2]
- Sasha Alexander — Actress[2]
- Saúl Álvarez — Boxer
- Scott Dixon — Indycar racer
- Scott Grimes — Actor and singer
- Scott Hartnell — Ice hockey player[82]
- Sondra Currie — Actress
- Sean Dyche — Retired football player and manager
- Seth Green — Actor and comedian[83]
- Sharon Jordan — Actress and author
- Shaun Pollock — Cricketer and the most prolific bowler and batsman in history
- Shaun White — Snowboarder and skateboarder nicknamed the Flying Tomato[84]
- Shea Kerry — Writer and producer
- Sheamus — Professional wrestler[2]
- Shirley MacLaine — Academy Award winning actress
- Shirley Manson — Musician and actress
- Simon Pegg — Actor
- Spencer Tracy — Actor and the first ever actor to win back to back Academy Awards
- Stan Laurel — Actor
- Sterling Holloway — Actor; original voice of Winnie the Pooh and Kaa in The Jungle Book
- Steve Davis — Snooker player
- Steve McClaren — Retired football player and manager
- Steve Staunton — Retired football player and manager
- Susan Hayward — Academy Award winning actress
- Susan Sarandon — Academy Award winning actress
- Swoosie Kurtz — Actress
- Sylvia Plath — Author and poet[2]
T[edit]
- Tarja Halonen — the 11th President of Finland[85]
- Tracey E. Bregman — Soap opera actress
- The Fabulous Moolah — Professional wrestler; first woman inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame
- Thomas Jefferson — U.S. President[1][2][22]
- Tom Hiddleston — Actor
- Tiffany — Singer-songwriter
- Tina Louise — Actress[2]
- Tom Bailey — Singer, songwriter, composer, multi-instrumentalist and producer; former lead singer of Thompson Twins
- Tom Wolfe — Author[2]
- Tommi Läntinen — Singer-songwriter[86]
- Tori Amos — Singer and songwriter[2]
- Travis T. Flory — Actor
- Travis Jackson — First person to coin the term "Spud" when referring to Idaho Potatoes
- Trey Anastasio — Musician, member of Phish.
- Tim Minchin — Comedian
- Tyler McNeely — Ice hockey player[87]
U[edit]
- Una Healy — Singer; member of The Saturdays
- The Undertaker — Professional wrestler[2]
V[edit]
- Van Morrison — Singer-songwriter
- Vera Baird — Politician
- Victoria Borwick — Politician
- Vincent van Gogh — Artist[1]
- Vivian Stanshall — Singer[88]
- Vladimir Lenin — Bolshevik leader, founder of the USSR [2]
W[edit]
- William Blake — Poet and a seminal figure in the history of poetry and the visual arts.
- William Clark — Explorer
- William Rufus — King of England[89]
- Willie Nelson — Singer-songwriter known as the Red Headed Stranger[2][22]
- Winston Churchill — Former prime minister of the United Kingdom and author[1][2]
- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart — Composer of the Classical era.
- Woody Allen — Filmmaker and actor[2]
- William Tecumseh Sherman — Civil War general[2]
- William Wallace — Revolutionary; also known as Braveheart
- Wynonna Judd — Country singer; member of The Judds
Y[edit]
- Bird York — Actress and singer
Z[edit]
- Zarah Leander — Singer
- Zbigniew Boniek — Soccer player
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z Victoria Sherrow (2006), Encyclopedia of Hair, pp. 151–152, ISBN 9780313331459
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay Cort Cass (2003), Redhead Handbook, ISBN 9781587860119
- ^ Matthew Paris (1991), Scottish annals from English chroniclers A.D.500 to 1286,
[King John] taunted King Alexander, and because he was red-headed, sent word to him, saying, 'so shall we hunt the red fox-cub from his lairs'
- ^ Edinburgh History of Scottish Literature, vol. 1: From Columba to the Union, p. 41
- ^ Duncan White (25 Jun 2011), "Andre Villas-Boas", Daily Telegraph, London,
the normally reserved 'Cenourinho' (Baby Carrot, because of his red hair)
- ^ Carol H. Behrman (2004), Andrew Jackson, p. 19, ISBN 0822515431,
Andy was tall and handsome, with striking blue eyes and thick red hair.
- ^ Cort Cass (2003), Redhead Handbook, ISBN 9781587860119,
Angie Everhart is a great example of this coloring
- ^ Karl Heller (1997), Antonio Vivaldi: The Red Priest of Venice, p. 269, ISBN 1574670158,
Abbe Vivaldi, who is called il prete rosso (the red priest) because of his red hair.
- ^ Mick Wall (2008), W. Axl Rose: The Unauthorized Biography, p. 33, ISBN 0330448560,
the oddball with red hair who studied 'sissy' piano
- ^ Lee, Liv (28 January 2013). "Top-class carrot-tops: Torres joins the". Daily Mail. London.
- ^ Bowers, Faubion. "Opera News". September 19, 1970, pp. 19-21. Retrieved 1 Nov 2013.
- ^ Carolyn D. Williams (2009), Boudica and her stories: narrative transformations of a warrior queen, University of Delaware Press, p. 62, ISBN 9780874130799,
Boudica's hair color xanthos, is translated in the Greek-English Lexicon (1996) as "yellow of various shades, freq. with a tinge of red." The Revised Supplement (1996) renders xanthotrichos as "tawny-haired," so that seems the best option
- ^ Bonnie Raitt on Taking Control, Staying Sober, and Being Kissed by an Angel
- ^ Brian Campbell at nhl.com
- ^ John G. Turner (2012), Brigham Young: Pioneer Prophet, p. 31, ISBN 9780674049673,
Brigham Young was thirty-one years old, barrel-chested and of medium height, with sandy-red hair, a clean-shaven face, and blue-gray eyes.
- ^ Kirby, Iona (25 Apr 2013), "Bryce Dallas Howard highlights flame red hair", Daily Mail, London,
Her fiery red hair is her trademark
- ^ Weir, Alison (1991). The Six Wives of Henry VIII. Grove press. p. 15. ISBN 0-8021-3683-4.
- ^ Mary Dodson Wade (2007), Christopher Columbus: Famous Explorer, p. 1507,
No pictures of Columbus were painted during his life. People who knew him said he was tall with a long nose, red hair, and light-colored eyes. His hair turned completely white by the time he was 30 years old.
- ^ Redhead with a natural red, with green eyes, freckles on his face and a girlishness, Cintia Dicker conquered space in the competitive world of supermodels... In Portuguese
- ^ Claude Giroux at nhl.com
- ^ Cody Eakin at nhl.com
- ^ a b c d e f "Top 10 Redheads", Time
- ^ Liz Hoggard (9 Sep 2006), "Red hot: The irresistible rise of Damian Lewis", The Independent, London
- ^ Daniel Sedin at nhl.com
- ^ Anthony Breznican (26 July 2001), 'Apes' Heaps Stress on Composer Elfman, Associated Press
- ^ You know him as curly red-haired spy kid Juni Cortez from the Spy Kids movies.
- ^ Don Most
- ^ Duncan Keith at nhl.com
- ^ Paul Routledge (2003), The Bumper Book of British Lefties, p. 240, ISBN 9781842750643,
But she was best known as 'Red Ellen', the firebrand socialist with red hair...
- ^ Laura Cox (13 March 2013), "Being bullied over ginger hair made me, says Ed Sheeran", Daily Mail, London
- ^ http://www.englishmonarchs.co.uk/tudor_6.htm
- ^ Weir, Alison (2011). The Princes in the Tower. p. 202. ISBN 0345391780.
- ^ Watt, Judith (22 March 2011). "Flaming libertines: Dante Gabriel Rossetti and his muses". The Daily Telegraph. London.
- ^ Sir David Brewster (1832), The Edinburgh Encyclopaedia, vol. 10, p. 88
- ^ William J. Mills (2003), Exploring Polar Frontiers: A Historical Encyclopedia, p. 218,
Eiríkr Thorvaldsson, generally known as Erik the Red or Eirik Raude from the color of his hair
- ^ Anthony F. Chiffolo, Rayner W. Hesse (2006), Cooking With the Bible, Greenwood Publishing Group, ISBN 9780313334108
- ^ Fay Strang (24 June 2013), "Ew- an! McGregor returns to red hair as he arrives back in London...", Daily Mail,
his natural red was back
- ^ The Mongols -- Part I
- ^ Henrik Sedin at nhl.com
- ^ Warren (2000), pp.78–79; Vincent (2007a), pp.1–2; Carpenter, p.192.
- ^ Kathryn Lasky (1999), Elizabeth I: red rose of the House of Tudor, p. 218, ISBN 9780590684842
- ^ http://english.pravda.ru/science/tech/17-12-2007/102910-red_haired-0/
- ^ "Isla Fisher weds Sacha Baron Cohen in Jewish ceremony", The Times, Mar 22, 2010,
Fisher likes to keep a low profile by putting her trademark red hair up
- ^ Jakub Voracek at nhl.com
- ^ Caroline Bingham (1968), The Making of a King: the early years of James VI and I, p. 50,
His earliest portrait shows ...his fair red hair.
- ^ The documentary James Cagney: Top Of The World
- ^ Barry Miles (2009), The British Invasion, p. 196, ISBN 9781402769764,
...the sister of Peter Asher (one half of Peter and Gordon) and like him a distinctive redhead, Jane Asher dated Paul McCartney for five years. She was an experienced actress. .. In the mid-sixties her style inspired a million girls to be proud of their red hair ....
- ^ The redhead gene is still going strong in Jessica Chastain family - Dailymail
- ^ "John Paul Getty III", Daily Telegraph, London, 7 Feb 2011
- ^ http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=93436
- ^ Rick Fulton (5 March 2010), "New Scots Doctor Who companion Karen Gillan: I got teased for being a redhead", Scottish Daily Record
- ^ Kris Draper at nhl.com
- ^ http://www.luminarium.org/encyclopedia/letticeknollys.htm
- ^ Lucy Burns (1879-1966), Library of Congress
- ^ Jess Bravin (1998), Squeaky: The Life and Times of Lynette Alice Fromme, St. Martin's Press, ISBN 9780312187620
- ^ African American Religious Cultures, 2009, p. 242,
...in Harlem and Roxbury, he was known as Big Red and Detroit Red for the reddish tinge in his hair.
- ^ "There she blows! Marcia Cross' hair gets caught by a gust of wind during shopping trip". Daily Mail. London. 23 November 2013.
- ^ Margaret Sanger (2004), Margaret Sanger an Autobiography, Kessinger, p. 14, ISBN 9780766181434,
we all had red hair, shading from carrot to bronze
- ^ Ellen Wattumull (1966), The Journal of Family Welfare, 13 (1): 4,
She was petite and feminine with beautiful red hair piled high on her head.
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- ^ http://www.espncricinfo.com/newzealand/content/player/226492.html
- ^ Carl Hodge, Cathal Nolan (2007), US Presidents and Foreign Policy, p. 73, ISBN 9781851097906,
...from his red hair and lifelong habit of concealing a shrewd mind behind impeccable manners, he garnered the nickname "The Red Fox of Kinderhook."
- ^ Buthaina I Zanayed (2011), The Visual Representation of Mary Magdalene in Art: From Penitent Saint to Propagator of the Faith
- ^ Michelle Erhardt, Amy Morris (2012), Mary Magdalene, Iconographic Studies from the Middle Ages to the Baroque, p. 167, ISBN 9789004231955
- ^ Maureen O'Connor (2011), Life Stories, p. 76,
'The Queen of Technicolor', so called because of her bright-red hair and green eyes, ... Maureen O'Hara started young
- ^ Andrew Hilliard Atteridge (1912), The bravest of the brave, Michel Ney, p. 310,
'There goes le rougeaud!' — his old nickname when he was a private in the 4th Hussars — a word equivalent to 'red head' or 'carrots'
- ^ Mitch Fadden at nhl.com
- ^ a b Jones, Kavanagh, Moran (2007), Politics UK, p. 225, ISBN 9781405824118,
Some say Kinnock's red hair (when he had any) and abundant freckles turned people off. Robin Cook's red hair and 'gnome-like' appearance were said by some experts to have disqualified him from the Labour Party's leadership ...
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- ^ Jim Halterman (28 February 2015), ""Shameless" Preview: Noel Fisher On Mickey's Challenges", The Backlot,
Actually, I am also a ginger. It's not quite the level of Cam's, but it's definitely got a whole lot of fire in it.
- ^ Robert Easton (2006), Fat, Bald and Worthless: Stories Behind Noble Nicknames, p. 18, ISBN 9780140515404
- ^ David Adams, Jacki Wadeson (1998), "Redheads", The Art of Hair Colouring, p. 6, ISBN 9781861528940
- ^ Rob Kirkpatrick (2007), The Words And Music of Bruce Springsteen, p. 126, ISBN 9780275989385
- ^ http://www.manutdtalk.com/index.php?squad/19/view
- ^ Stephanie Fitzgerald (2008), Ramses II: Egyptian Pharaoh, Warrior, and Builder, p. 94, ISBN 9780756538361
- ^ Edward T. O’Donnell (Feb 16, 2011), "Hibernian Chronicle 409 years ago: Red Hugh escapes", Irish Echo
- ^ Lawrence O. Christensen (1999), Dictionary of Missouri Biography, p. 665,
... Sanford began using the name Redd Foxx, which he apparently developed by combining the nickname "Chicago Red," given him because of his hair color, with the surname of the baseball great Jimmy Foxx.
- ^ http://www.englishmonarchs.co.uk/plantagenet_2.htm
- ^ http://www.biography.com/people/rob-roy-9461119
- ^ Rurik, the Viking: Webster's Biographical Dictionary, page 1292
- ^ http://redheadandproud.com/famous_redheads_arts_A-L.html
- ^ Scott Hartnell at nhl.com
- ^ Stephen Saban (September 25, 2003), Seth Becomes Him
- ^ Iona Kirby (19 December 2012), "Flying Tomato no more!", Daily Mail, London,
famed for his long red locks which earned him the nickname the Flying Tomato
- ^ Kovanen, Tarja (2012). "Rouva Presidentti". Koulukino (in Finnish). Ministry of Education and Culture (Suomen opetus- ja kulttuuriministeriö). Retrieved December 14, 2015.
- ^ Hietikko, Jussi (November 16, 2013). "Via Dolorosa kajahtaa Sinisoihdussa". Raumalainen (in Finnish). Marva Media Oy. Retrieved December 14, 2015.
- ^ Tyler McNeely at nhl.com
- ^ Lucian Randall, Chris Welch (2010), Ginger Geezer: The Life of Vivian Stanshall, HarperCollins, ISBN 9780007387243
- ^ Encyclopaedia Americana, vol. 13, p. 185,
William II, surnamed Rufus, from his red hair
Further reading[edit]
- Uwe Dietz (2000), Redheads, ISBN 9783908163176
- Allen P Sacharov (1985), The Redhead Book: A Book for and about Redheads, ISBN 9780910027045
- Stephen Douglas (1996), The Redhead Encyclopedia, ISBN 9780964521605
- Marion Roach (2006), The Roots of Desire: The Myth, Meaning, and Sexual Power of Red Hair, ISBN 9781582345901