Lucille
Wikimedia disambiguation page
Lucille is a female given name of French origin and may refer to:
People with the given name
Lucille Roybal-Allard (born 1941), American politician
Lucille Ball (1911–1989), American actress best known for the television series I Love Lucy
Lucille Benson (1914–1984), American actress
Lucille Berrien (1928–2026), American political activist
Lucille Bliss (1916–2012), American actress
Lucille Bogan (1897–1948), American singer and songwriter
Lucille Bremer (1917–1996), American actress and dancer
Lucille Carlisle (1895–1958), American actress
Lucille Cavanagh (1895–1983), American dancer and singer
Lucille Charuk (born 1989), Canadian volleyball player
Lucille Collard, Canadian politician
Lucille Teasdale-Corti (1929–1996), Canadian physician and pediatric surgeon
Lucille Davy, former Commissioner of Education in New Jersey
Lucille Desparois (1909–1996), Canadian author and radio personality
Lucille Douglass (1878–1935), American painter, etcher, and lecturer
Lucille Eichengreen (1925–2020), Holocaust survivor and memoirist
Lucille Fletcher (1912–2000), American screenwriter
Lucille George-Wout (born 1950), Curaçaoan politician
Lucille C. Gunning (1921–2018), American pediatrician and medical services administrator
Lucille Hamilton (born 1969), Australian basketball player
Lucille Hegamin (1894–1970), American singer and entertainer
Lucille Hutton (1898–1979), American actress
Lucille Kallen (1922–1999), American writer, screenwriter, playwright, composer, and lyricist
Lucy Lawless (born 1968), New Zealand actress
Lucille Lemay (born 1950), Canadian archer
Lucille Lisle (1908–2004), Australian actress
Lucille Lortel (1900–1999), American actress, artistic director, and theatrical producer
Lucille Lund (1913–2002), American actress
Lucille P. Markey (1896–1982), American businesswoman and philanthropist
Lucille Miller (1930–1986), Canadian murderer
Lucille Mulhall (1885–1940), Wild West performer
Lucille Nava (born 1966), Filipino politician
Lucille Norman (1921–1998), American mezzo-soprano, radio personality, and actress
Lucille Opitz (born 1977), German speed skater
Lucille Ricksen (1910–1925), American actress of the silent film era
Lucille Robedeaux (1915–2005), Native American tribal leader and the last surviving native speaker of the Osage language
Lucille Soong (born 1935), Chinese-American actress
Lucille Spann (1938–1994), American singer
Lucille Starr (1938–2020), Canadian singer, songwriter, and yodeler
Lucille Cole Thomas (1921–2019), American librarian
Lucille Times (1921–2021), American civil rights activist
Lucille Wall (1898–1986), American actress who played the role of Lucille March Weeks on the soap opera General Hospital
Lucille Wallace (1898–1977), British-based American harpsichordist
Lucille Wallenrod (1918–1998), American artist
Lucille Werner (born 1967), Dutch television presenter and politician
Lucille Whipper (1928–2021), American politician
Lucille Young (1883–1934), American actress
Fictional characters
Lucille Anderson, a fictional character from the British period drama television series, Call the Midwife
Lucille Austero, fictional character from the American television sitcom, Arrested Development
Lucille Hewitt, fictional character from the British soap opera, Coronation Street
Lucille LaRusso, fictional character from The Karate Kid franchise
Lucille McGillicuddy, fictional character from the American television sitcom, I Love Lucy
Lucy Van Pelt, fictional character in the comic strip, Peanuts
Dr. Lucille Robinson, fictional character from Meet the Robinsons.
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