Famous People with Dyslexia
Famous people with dyslexia are listed and what a large list
it is. Because of the sheer number of famous people with dyslexia
some of the lesser known ones had to be left off this list.
One would think that dyslexia, a learning disability, would hold
back many people in life. But the famous people with dyslexia
on this list have found a way to work around this particular disability
and succeed anyway.
Famous People with Dyslexia
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Ansel Adams
Scott Adams
Mohammad Ali
Hans Christian Anderson
Beethoven
Harry Belafonte
Alexander Graham Bell
Tony Bennett
Orlando Bloom
Napoleon Bonaparte
Lara Flynn Boyle
Terry Bradshaw
Sir Richard Branson
Erin Brockovich
George Burns
George H.W. Bush
Julius Caesar
Prince Charles
Cher
Agatha Christie
Winston Churchill
Tim Conway
Anderson Cooper
Tom Cruise
Charles Darwin
Dom Delouise
Patrick Dempsey
Walt Disney
Thomas Edison
Albert Einstein
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Michael Faraday
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Fanny Flagg
Henry Ford
Benjamin Franklin
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Galileo
Danny Glover
Vincent Van Gogh
Whoopi Goldberg
John Grisham
Woody Harrelson
Steven Hawkings
Tommy Hilfiger
Dustin Hoffman
Sir Anthony Hopkins
John Irving
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Andrew Jackson
Bruce Jenner
Magic Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Keira Knightley
John Lennon
Jay Leno
Carl Lewis
Greg Louganis
Dexter Manley
Steve McQueen
Michelangelo
Mozart
Jack Nicholson
Edward James Olmos
Louis Pasteur
General George Patton
Pablo Picasso
Edgar Allen Poe
Nelson Rockefeller
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Rodin
Pete Rose
Nolan Ryan
Charles Schulz
George C. Scott
Charles Schwab
Steven Spielberg
Tom Smothers
Suzanne Somers
Sylvester Stallone
Jackie Stewart
Quentin Tarantino
Nicolai Tesla
Thomas Thoreau
Mark Twain
Jules Verne
Leonardo da Vinci
Lindsay Wagner
Robin Williams
Woodrow Wilson
Henry Winkler
Orville Wright
Wilbur Wright
William Wrigley, Jr.
William Butler Yeats
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As you can see from this list of famous people with dyslexia
there are many Hollywood actors and actresses, writers, artists,
celebrity athletes, musicians, scientists, politicians and business
leaders who have made a name for themselves. Having dyslexia didn't
hold these people back. So, show this list to someone dealing
with dyslexia today (including family and friends) and give them
hope for the future.
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