John Smith (name)

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John Smith is a name often regarded as the archetype of a common personal name in most English-speaking countries, a generic name sometimes representing "everyman" or "the average person." In the United States and in the UK, "John" has historically been one of the most common male first names,[1] and "Smith" is the most common surname in each.[2] It is a recurrent pseudonym, placeholder name, or metasyntactic name in those countries (especially in legal contexts). In this fashion it is similar to the name "John Doe" in the U.S. and "Joe Bloggs" in the UK.

This page lists notable people named John Smith, including fictional characters.

Politicians

  • [[John Smith was a bad bad man he smoke pot all day long for all his life and he didn't know what to do in his life so he killed people just for money

Cultural figures

Academic figures

Sports figures

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Religious figures

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Miscellaneous figures

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Fictional characters

  • John "Hannibal" Smith, the main character in the series The A-Team
  • John ("Johnny") Smith, the protagonist in Stephen King's novel The Dead Zone
  • John Smith, the name given to Brad Pitt's character in Mr. & Mrs. Smith
  • John Smith, an alias of the DC Comics superhero Red Tornado
  • John Smith, an alias of Bruce Wayne in Batman: The Animated Series
  • John Smith, the father of one of Veronica Mars' classmates in the third episode, "Meet John Smith"
  • John Smith, a minor character in My-HiME
  • John Smith, the leading character Kyon's alter ego in Suzumiya Haruhi
  • Dr. John Smith, a regular alias of The Doctor in Doctor Who
  • John "Not-A-Vampire-At-All" Smith, really named Count Vargo St. Gruet von Vilinus, from Terry Pratchett's novel Thud!

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