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Tom Collins
Tom Collins: classic long cocktail of gin (originally Old Tom), lemon juice, sugar, and soda water over ice in a Collins glass; descended from the John Collins of Limmer's Old House, London.
Tom Conti
Tom Conti (born 1941, Paisley) is a Scottish actor; Tony and Olivier winner for Whose Life Is It Anyway?, Oscar-nominated for Reuben, Reuben, later in Shirley Valentine, The Dark Knight Rises and Oppenheimer. Not the Philadelphia marketing executive of the same name.
Tom Conway
Tom Conway (Thomas Charles Sanders, 1904–1967), British actor, older brother of George Sanders; played the Falcon in ten RKO B-mysteries and starred in Val Lewton's Cat People, I Walked with a Zombie, and The Seventh Victim.
Tom Corbin
Tom Corbin is an American politician and Republican member of the South Carolina Senate from the 5th district, representing Northern Greenville and Northwestern Spartanburg counties.
Tom Costin
Tom Costin (Thomas Andrew Costin) is an American venture capitalist and co-founder and Managing Partner of Owl Ventures, a Silicon Valley firm focused on education technology, founded in 2014.
Tom Cothran
Tom Cothran (Thomas Walter Cothran, 1947–1987), American musicologist and composer, Bernstein collaborator on the Norton Lectures, Songfest, and an unfinished Lolita opera; died of AIDS-related illness.
Tom Cotton
Tom Cotton (Thomas Bryant Cotton, born 1977) is a Republican U.S. senator from Arkansas since 2015, Army veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan, Senate Intelligence Committee chairman, and Senate Republican Conference chair since 2025.
Tom Coughlin
Tom Coughlin, NFL head coach for 20 seasons with the Jacksonville Jaguars (1995-2002) and New York Giants (2004-15), record 182-157 including playoffs, winner of Super Bowls XLII and XLVI over the Patriots, 2026 Hall of Fame semifinalist.
Tom Courtenay
Tom Courtenay (born 25 February 1937, Hull) is an English actor, knighted in 2001, known for Billy Liar, Doctor Zhivago, The Dresser, 45 Years, and the Silver Bear-winning Queen at Sea (2026).
Tom Courtney
Tom Courtney (Thomas William Courtney, 1933–2023), American middle-distance runner and US Air Force athlete; double 1956 Melbourne Olympic gold medalist, winning the 800 m in Olympic record 1:47.7 and anchoring the 4×400 m relay; later a Harvard MBA investment banker.
Tom Craddick
Tom Craddick is a Republican Texas state representative from Midland, first elected at age 25, who served as Speaker of the Texas House from 2003 to 2009.
Tom Crawford
Tom Crawford is an applied mathematician and mathematics communicator known online as Tom Rocks Maths, who teaches at Oxford and Cambridge and became Countdown's mathematician in 2025.
Tom Crean (basketball)
Tom Crean, American college basketball coach from Mount Pleasant, Michigan; head coach at Marquette (190-96, 2003 Final Four with Dwyane Wade), Indiana (166-135, 2013 and 2016 Big Ten titles), and Georgia (47-75, coached Anthony Edwards); later ESPN analyst.
Tom Crean (explorer)
Tom Crean (1877–1938), Irish Royal Navy sailor and Antarctic explorer of Annascaul, County Kerry, who served on the Discovery, Terra Nova, and Endurance expeditions, earned the Albert Medal for rescuing Edward Evans, and helped sail the James Caird to South Georgia.
Tom Cruise
Tom Cruise (Thomas Cruise Mapother IV, born 1962, Syracuse, New York) is an American actor and producer, star of Top Gun, Jerry Maguire, and the Mission: Impossible franchise, with four Oscar nominations and a 2025 Academy Honorary Award.
Tom Cruise filmography
Tom Cruise filmography: screen credits of American actor-producer Tom Cruise (born 1962, Syracuse), from Endless Love (1981) and Risky Business through Top Gun, the Mission: Impossible franchise, Top Gun: Maverick, Digger, and the 2028 Days of Thunder sequel.
Tom Cullen
Tom Cullen (born 1985, Aberystwyth, Wales) is a Welsh actor known for Weekend (2011), Downton Abbey's Lord Gillingham, Knightfall's Landry, Guy Fawkes in Gunpowder, John Palmer in The Gold, and Michael in Trespasses.
Tom Curran (cancer biologist)
Tom Curran, born in 1956, is a cancer biologist and Fellow of the Royal Society known for discovering the Fos and Reelin genes and developing Hedgehog pathway inhibitors against the childhood brain tumor medulloblastoma.
Tom Curran (cricketer)
Tom Curran (Thomas Kevin Curran, born 1995, Cape Town) is an English right-arm fast-medium all-rounder for Surrey and England, brother of Sam Curran, debuting in all three formats in 2017.
Tom Curry (rugby union)
Tom Curry (born 1998) is an English rugby union flanker for Sale Sharks and England, twin of Ben Curry, a 2020 Six Nations winner, two-time Lions Test starter, and 2019 World Cup finalist.
Tom Curtis
Tom Curtis (Thomas Pelham Curtis, 1873-1944), American hurdler, MIT class of 1894, won the first Olympic 110m hurdles title at Athens 1896 in 17.6 seconds and photographed the Games.
Tom Daley
Tom Daley (born 1994, Plymouth), British diver; five Olympics 2008-2024, five medals, Tokyo 2020 synchro gold with Matty Lee, Paris 2024 silver, retired 2024, knitter.
Tom Daschle
Tom Daschle (born 1947), Democratic U.S. Senator from South Dakota 1987-2005, twice Senate majority and minority leader, led Democrats through 9/11 and the anthrax attack, lost his 2004 re-election to John Thune, and withdrew as Obama's HHS nominee in 2009.
Tom Davies (footballer, born 1998)
Tom Davies (born 1998, Liverpool) is an English central midfielder, an Everton academy graduate with 179 appearances for the club, later Sheffield United and a free agent in 2026; England U21 captain, not other Tom Davieses.
Tom Davis
Tom Davis is an American politician and attorney serving as a Republican member of the South Carolina Senate from the 46th district, first elected in 2008.
Tom Dean
Tom Dean (born 2000), British swimmer from Maidenhead, "The SubmaDean": triple Olympic gold medalist (Tokyo 2020 200m freestyle and 4x200m relay; Paris 2024 relay), world 4x200m relay champion 2023 and 2025, MBE.
Tom Deckard
Tom Deckard (Thomas Marshall Deckard, 1916-1982) was an American distance runner, 1936 Olympic 5,000 m finalist-round competitor for USA, Indiana University 4 x mile world record relay runner, and career US Naval officer.
Tom DeLay
Tom DeLay (born 1947) is a Texas Republican former U.S. House majority leader and whip, nicknamed 'The Hammer', co-founder of the K Street Project, who resigned in 2006 amid a money-laundering indictment later overturned on appeal.
Tom DeLonge
Tom DeLonge (born 1975, Poway, California) is an American guitarist, singer, and songwriter who co-founded pop-punk band blink-182, later formed Angels & Airwaves and Box Car Racer, and founded the UFO research company To the Stars Academy.
Tom Dempsey
Tom Dempsey (1947–2020), NFL placekicker born without toes on his right foot, set the record 63-yard field goal for the New Orleans Saints on November 8, 1970, beating Detroit 19-17; record stood until Matt Prater's 64-yarder in 2013.