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Andy Fairweather Low
Andy Fairweather Low (Andrew Fairweather-Low), born 1948 in Cardiff, Wales, is a Welsh guitarist and singer who fronted Amen Corner ('(If Paradise Is) Half As Nice'), had 1970s solo hits, and became a longtime sideman for Eric Clapton and Roger Waters.
Andy Farrell
Andy Farrell (born 1975) is an English rugby coach and former dual-code player, Ireland men's head coach since 2019 and British & Irish Lions 2025 tour head coach, contracted through the 2031 Rugby World Cup.
Andy Fletcher (musician)
Andy Fletcher (Andrew John Fletcher, 1961–2022), nicknamed Fletch, English keyboardist, DJ and founding member of Depeche Mode; handled the band's business side, ran the Toast Hawaii label, and died of an aortic dissection aged 60.
Andy Flower
Andy Flower, born 1968 in Cape Town, Zimbabwe wicketkeeper-batter (63 Tests, 51.54 average, 232 record) and ICC Hall of Famer; later England Team Director 2009–2014 winning three Ashes and the 2010 World T20.
Andy Fordham
Andy Fordham, "The Viking" (1962–2021), English darts player who won the 2004 BDO World Championship, beating Mervyn King 6–3 after a 5–4 semi-final comeback over Raymond van Barneveld; health problems ended his top career.
Andy Fraser
Andy Fraser (Andrew McLan Fraser, 1952-2015), English bassist and songwriter, founding member of Free; co-wrote "All Right Now" (UK No. 2, US No. 4) and later wrote Robert Palmer's hit "Every Kinda People".
Andy García
Andy García (Andrés Arturo García Menéndez), Cuban-American actor born 1956 in Havana, exiled to Miami as a child; Oscar-nominated for The Godfather Part III, star of The Untouchables and Ocean's Eleven, director of The Lost City and Diamond.
Andy Gavin
Andy Gavin is an American video game programmer who co-founded Naughty Dog with Jason Rubin and, as its chief technology officer until 2004, built the Crash Bandicoot and Jak and Daxter games.
Andy Gemao
Andy Gemao, born Apl Mcandrei Gemao in Iligan City, Philippines, is a Filipino point guard who joined the Penn State Nittany Lions in 2026 after prep stints in Canada.
Andy Gibb
Andy Gibb (Andrew Roy Gibb, 1958-1988), English pop singer and youngest Gibb brother, first solo artist with three consecutive debut Billboard Hot 100 number-ones; albums Flowing Rivers, Shadow Dancing, After Dark; died of myocarditis at 30.
Andy Goldsworthy
Andy Goldsworthy (born 1956, Cheshire) is a British land artist and sculptor who builds ephemeral and permanent works from stone, leaves, ice, and clay, documented in photographs; known for Storm King Wall, Refuge d'Art, and the 2025 Fifty Years retrospective.
Andy Goram
Andy Goram (1964-2022), 'The Goalie', Scottish goalkeeper; Rangers 1991-98, 260 apps, five league titles; 43 Scotland caps at Euro 92 and 96; also first-class cricketer for Scotland, the only dual international of both kinds.
Andy Grammer
Andy Grammer, American pop singer-songwriter born 1983 in Los Angeles, known for "Keep Your Head Up," "Honey, I'm Good" (#9 Hot 100), "Fresh Eyes," Dancing with the Stars, a Sports Emmy, and the podcast Showing Up With Andy Grammer.
Andy Gray (footballer, born 1955)
Andy Gray (born 1955), Scottish striker for Dundee United, Wolves, Everton, and Rangers, then Sky Sports' lead pundit and co-commentator until his 2011 sacking; later beIN Sports presenter and 2026 talkSPORT commentator.
Andy Gray (footballer, born 1977)
Andy Gray (Andrew David Gray, born 1977, Harrogate) is a Scottish retired centre-forward; Leeds, Nottingham Forest, Bradford, Sheffield United, Sunderland; 2 Scotland caps in 2003; father of Archie Gray.
Andy Green (RAF officer)
Andy Green (Andrew Duncan Green, born 1962) is a retired RAF Wing Commander, OBE, fighter pilot, and World Land Speed Record holder since 1997, first to break the sound barrier on land in Thrust SSC at 766.035 mph.
Andy Griffith
Andy Griffith (1926-2012), American actor, comedian, and Southern gospel singer from Mount Airy, North Carolina. Known as Sheriff Andy Taylor on The Andy Griffith Show (1960-68) and Ben Matlock on Matlock (1986-95); Grammy and Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient.
Andy Grover
Andy Grover is an American real-estate and healthcare executive who co-founded the dental startup Tend in 2018, after scaling One Medical's clinics from 25 to 90 locations.
Andy Haines
Andy Haines, born 1947, is a British public health physician and professor at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine known for work on climate change and health.
Andy Hallett
Andy Hallett (Andrew Alcott Hallett, 1975-2009), American actor and singer from Osterville, Massachusetts, played the green demon Lorne on Angel (2000-2004) after Joss Whedon saw him singing karaoke; died of heart failure at 33.
Andy Halliday
Andy Halliday (Andrew Halliday, born 1991, Glasgow) is a Scottish retired midfielder, 1.81 m, left-footed; 488 appearances for Livingston, Middlesbrough, Rangers (152 apps), Hearts, and Motherwell; two Scottish Championship titles; retired May 2026, now a pundit.
Andy Hamilton
Andy Hamilton (Andrew Neil Hamilton, born 1954) is a British comedy writer, comedian, and director, co-creator with Guy Jenkin of Drop the Dead Donkey and Outnumbered, writer-star of Radio 4's Old Harry's Game as Satan, and voice of Dr Elephant in Peppa Pig; distinct from the Australian comedian Andrew Hamilton and the Jamaican saxophonist Andy Hamilton.
Andy Hardy
Andy Hardy, fictional American teenager played by Mickey Rooney in sixteen MGM family comedies (1937-1958) set in Carvel, Idaho; based on Aurania Rouverol's play Skidding, the series made Rooney a top box-office star.
Andy Harris
Andy Harris, born in 1957, is an American physician and Republican politician who has represented Maryland's 1st congressional district in the U.S. House since 2011 and chairs the House Freedom Caucus.
Andy Harris (mountain guide)
Andy Harris (Andrew Michael Harris, 1964–1996), New Zealand mountain guide with Adventure Consultants on Rob Hall's 1996 Everest expedition; died in the May 1996 storm after climbing back up to aid Hall and Doug Hansen; posthumous NZ Bravery Star.
Andy Hearnden
Andy Hearnden (Andy Cooks) is a New Zealand-born chef in Australia who left school at 16, cooked in London, Sydney and Melbourne kitchens, then built a 15-million-follower cooking channel from 2021 and published a 2023 cookbook.
Andy Hector
Andy Hector, also known as Andrew Hector, is a community ecologist and Professor of Ecology at Oxford who studies biodiversity loss and ecosystem functioning in grasslands and forests.
Andy Hertzfeld
Andy Hertzfeld (Andrew Jay Hertzfeld, born 1953) is an American software engineer who was a primary author of the original Macintosh system software and later co-founded Radius and General Magic.
Andy Holmes
Andy Holmes (Andrew John Holmes, 1959-2010), British rower, MBE: Olympic gold in the 1984 coxed four and 1988 coxless pairs with Steve Redgrave, plus Seoul bronze; died of Weil's disease.
Andy Hopper
Andy Hopper is a British computing entrepreneur and Cambridge academic who was Research Director at Acorn Computers and co-founded 13 companies, including Virata and RealVNC.