Famous Vegetarians

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Did you know? The following people are vegetarians. For a complete list, see the International Vegetarian Union's Famous Vegetarians page!
Note: this page is still under construction. All photographs were downloaded from the sites to which each person's name is linked.

Kim Basinger Actress-model Kim Basinger is also a keen animal rights activist Chelsea Clinton Daughter of form U.S. president Bill Clinton.
Cameron Diaz Best known for her roles in "There's Something Crazy about Mary" and "Charlie's Angels", Cameron started her career as a model in Japan. Leonardo diCaprio From the "Titanic" to "The Beach", this former "Growing Pains" child recently teamed up with fellow vegetarian Cameron Diaz in "Gangs of New York".
Bob Dylan American classic rock artist. Thomas Edison Inventor of many things we now take for granted, like the light bulb, electric motor, microphone, and battery.
Michael J. Fox His bout with Parkinson's disease prompted him to go vegetarian. Mahatma Gandhi A leading advocate of peace during the twentieth century.
Richard Gere Not only is Richard Gere vegetarian, but he is also Buddhist! George Harrison Former guitarist of the world-renowned Beatles.
Anthony Hopkins Despite his roles in "Silence of the Lambs", "Hannibal", and "Red Dragon" (or perhaps BECAUSE of his roles!), Sir Anthony Hopkins does not eat meat, human or otherwise. Janet Jackson Competing with her brother Michael to be the most successful artist of the original Jackson Five.
Elton John Multi-talened, world-famous musician Billie Jean King Former world-champion tennis player. Led the movement in bringing equality to women's professional sports.
Carl Lewis World-class track-and-field athlete Abraham Lincoln The sixteenth president of the United States liberated the slaves during the American Civil War.
Ricky Martin ¿Vives la vida loca? Paul McCartney The former Beatles star is still going strong...
Martina Navratilova Martina has at least one championship in women's singles, doubles, and mixed doubles for every Grand Slam. Sir Isaac Newton Newton's revolutionary theories in physics helped him become the first ever scientist to be knighted by Britishi royalty.

Soon to come . . .
Pierce Brosnan
Plato
Natalie Portman
Prince
Brooke Shields
Lisa Simpson
Tina Turner
Serena Williams
Vanessa Williams
Kate Winslet

Kim Basinger	Actress-model Kim Basinger is also a keen animal rights activist	Chelsea Clinton	Daughter of form U.S. president Bill Clinton.
Cameron Diaz	Best known for her roles in "There's Something Crazy about Mary" and "Charlie's Angels", Cameron started her career as a model in Japan.	Leonardo diCaprio	From the "Titanic" to "The Beach", this former "Growing Pains" child recently teamed up with fellow vegetarian Cameron Diaz in "Gangs of New York".
Bob Dylan	American classic rock artist.	Thomas Edison	Inventor of many things we now take for granted, like the light bulb, electric motor, microphone, and battery.
Michael J. Fox	His bout with Parkinson's disease prompted him to go vegetarian.	Mahatma Gandhi	A leading advocate of peace during the twentieth century.
Richard Gere	Not only is Richard Gere vegetarian, but he is also Buddhist!	George Harrison	Former guitarist of the world-renowned Beatles.
Anthony Hopkins	Despite his roles in "Silence of the Lambs", "Hannibal", and "Red Dragon" (or perhaps BECAUSE of his roles!), Sir Anthony Hopkins does not eat meat, human or otherwise.	Janet Jackson	Competing with her brother Michael to be the most successful artist of the original Jackson Five.
Elton John	Multi-talened, world-famous musician	Billie Jean King	Former world-champion tennis player. Led the movement in bringing equality to women's professional sports.
Carl Lewis	World-class track-and-field athlete	Abraham Lincoln	The sixteenth president of the United States liberated the slaves during the American Civil War.
Ricky Martin	¿Vives la vida loca?	Paul McCartney	The former Beatles star is still going strong...
Martina Navratilova	Martina has at least one championship in women's singles, doubles, and mixed doubles for every Grand Slam.	Sir Isaac Newton	Newton's revolutionary theories in physics helped him become the first ever scientist to be knighted by Britishi royalty.