List of gay, lesbian or bisexual people: P–Q

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The historical concept and definition of sexual orientation varies and has changed greatly over time; for example the word "gay" was not used to describe sexual orientation until the mid 20th century. A number of different classification schemes have been used to describe sexual orientation since the mid-19th century, and scholars have often defined the term "sexual orientation" in divergent ways. Indeed, several studies have found that much of the research about sexual orientation has failed to define the term at all, making it difficult to reconcile the results of different studies.^[1][2][3] However, most definitions include a psychological component (such as the direction of an individual's erotic desire) and/or a behavioural component (which focuses on the sex of the individual's sexual partner/s). Some prefer to simply follow an individual's self-definition or identity.

The high prevalence of people from the West on this list may be due to societal attitudes towards homosexuality. The Pew Research Center's 2003 Global Attitudes Survey found that "[p]eople in Africa and the Middle East strongly object to societal acceptance of homosexuality. But there is far greater tolerance for homosexuality in major Latin American countries such as Mexico, Argentina, Bolivia and Brazil. Opinion in Europe is split between West and East. Majorities in every Western European nation surveyed say homosexuality should be accepted by society, while most Russians, Poles and Ukrainians disagree. Americans are divided–a thin majority (51 percent) believes homosexuality should be accepted, while 42 percent disagree."^[4]

This is a partial list of confirmed famous people who were or are gay, lesbian or bisexual. Famous people who are simply rumored to be gay, lesbian, or bisexual are not listed.

P

Actress Ellen Page

Musician Amanda Palmer

LGBT rights activist Panzi

Politician Annise Parker

Actor Jim Parsons

Singer-songwriter Paul Oscar

Comedian Miss Coco Peru

Actor David Hyde Pierce

Rock musician Kate Pierson

Writer Álvaro Pombo

Composer Cole Porter

Novelist Marcel Proust

Author Manuel Puig

Name	Lifetime[5]	Nationality	Notable as	Notes[6]
Paddick, BrianBrian Paddick	b. 1958	English	Police officer, politician	G[7]
Paddick, HughHugh Paddick	1915–2000	English	Actor	G[8]
Padilla, RustomRustom Padilla	b. 1965	Filipino	Actor	G[9]
Padilla, SteveSteve Padilla	b. 1967	American	Politician	G[10]
Paglia, CamilleCamille Paglia	b. 1947	American	Teacher and social critic	L[11]
Page, EllenEllen Page	b. 1987	Canadian	Actress	L[12]
Page, KenKen Page	b. 1954	American	Actor	G[13]
Paisley, DavidDavid Paisley	b. 1979	Scottish	Actor	G[14]
Palacio, JamesJames Palacio	b. ?[5]	American	Actor	G[15]
Palahniuk, ChuckChuck Palahniuk	b. 1962	American	Writer	G[16]
Pallenberg, AnitaAnita Pallenberg	b. 1944	German	Model, actor and fashion designer	B[17]
Pallett, OwenOwen Pallett	b. 1981	Canadian	Musician	G[18]
Pallone, DaveDave Pallone	b. 1951	American	Major League umpire	G[19]
Palmer, AlisaAlisa Palmer	b. ?[5]	Canadian	Theatre director, playwright	L[20]
Palmer, AmandaAmanda Palmer	b. 1976	American	Musician	B[21]
Palmer, Tom G.Tom G. Palmer	b. 1956	American	Writer	G[22]
Palmer, ZoieZoie Palmer	b. 1977	English-Canadian	Actress	L[23]
Pancake, SamSam Pancake	b. ?[5]	American	Actor	G[24]
Panozzo, ChuckChuck Panozzo	b. 1948	American	Musician	G[25]
Pant, Sunil BabuSunil Babu Pant	b. 1972	Nepalese	Politician	G[26]
Pantoja, AntoniaAntonia Pantoja	1922–2002	American	Educator, social worker	L[27]
Panych, MorrisMorris Panych	b. 1952	Canadian	Playwright	G[28]
Panzi	b. 1954	American	Businessperson, LGBT rights activist	G[29]
Papaioannou, DimitrisDimitris Papaioannou	b. 1964	Greek	Theatre director, choreographer, visual artist	G[30]
Pappas, ChrisChris Pappas	b. ?	American	Politician	G[31]
Paquin, AnnaAnna Paquin	b. 1982	New Zealander	Actor	B[32]
Paraskeva, JanetJanet Paraskeva	b. 1946	English	Civil servant	L[7]
Paris, BobBob Paris	b. 1959	American	Bodybuilder	G[33]
Parker, AnniseAnnise Parker	b. 1956	American	Politician	L[34]
Parks, AlexAlex Parks	b. 1984	English	Musician, songwriter	L[35]
Parks, DavidDavid Parks	b. 1943	American	Politician	G[36]
Parnok, Sophia YakovlevnaSophia Yakovlevna Parnok	1885–1933	Russian	Poet	L[37]
Parr, LilyLily Parr	1905-1978	English	Footballer	L[38]
Parris, MatthewMatthew Parris	b. 1949	English	Journalist, former Member of Parliament	G[7]
Parry, EvalynEvalyn Parry	b. ?[5]	Canadian	Musician, actor, playwright	L[39]
Parsi, ArshamArsham Parsi	b. 1980	Iranian	LGBT rights activist	G[40]
Parsons, JimJim Parsons	b. 1973	American	Actor	G[41]
Partch, HarryHarry Partch	1901–1974	American	Composer, instrument builder	G[42]
Partridge, JohnJohn Partridge	b. 1971	English	Actor	G[43]
Partridge, NickNick Partridge	b. ?[5]	English	Businessperson, AIDS activist	G[7]
Pasatieri, ThomasThomas Pasatieri	b. 1945	American	Composer	G[44]
Paolo Pasolini, PierPier Paolo Pasolini	1922–1975	Italian	Writer, filmmaker	G[45]
Passon, StacieStacie Passon	b. ?[5]	American	Film director, screenwriter	L[46]
Pater, WalterWalter Pater	1839–1894	English	Writer, literary critic	G[47]
Paton, TamTam Paton	b. 1937	Scottish	Businessperson	G[48]
Patrick, PaulPaul Patrick	b. 1950	English	Teacher, LGBT rights activist	G[49]
Patrick, RobertRobert Patrick	b. 1937	American	Playwright	G[50]
Patterson, PatPat Patterson	b. 1941	Canadian	Wrestler	G[51]
Patterson, RomaineRomaine Patterson	b. 1977	American	Radio personality, LGBT rights activist	L[52]
Pattinson, DerekDerek Pattinson	1930–2006	English	Civil servant, clergy	G[53]
Patton, BradBrad Patton	b. 1972	Swedish-Australian	Pornographic actor, figure skater	G[54]
Paul Oscar	b. 1970	Icelander	Singer-songwriter, disc jockey	G[55]
Paulson, SarahSarah Paulson	b. 1974	American	Actor	L[56]
Paumen, MaartjeMaartje Paumen	b. 1985	Dutch	Field hockey player	L[57]
Payn, GrahamGraham Payn	1918–2005	English	Actor, partner of Noël Coward	G[58]
Payne, WaylonWaylon Payne	b. 1972	American	Musician	G[59]
Peace, HeatherHeather Peace	b. 1976	English	Actor, musician	L[60]
Peaches	b. 1968	Canadian	Musician	B[61]
Peake, SarahSarah Peake	b. ?[5]	American	Politician	L[62]
Pearce, DouglasDouglas Pearce	p. 1956	English	Musician	G[63]
Pears, PeterPeter Pears	1910–1986	English	Opera singer, partner of Benjamin Britten	G[64]
Pearson, LeeLee Pearson	b. 1974	British	Paralympian	G[65]
Peck, DaleDale Peck	b. 1967	American	Writer	G[66]
Pedersen, JamieJamie Pedersen	b. 1968	American	Politician	G[67]
Pell, PaulaPaula Pell	b. 1963	American	Screenwriter, actress	G[68]
Peltzer, OttoOtto Peltzer	1900–1970	German	World record holder in running	G[69]
Penczak, ChristopherChristopher Penczak	b. 1973	American	Writer	G[70]
Penna, SandroSandro Penna	1906–1977	Italian	Writer	G[71]
Pennette, MarcoMarco Pennette	b. 1960	American	Screenwriter	G[72]
William Armstrong Percy III	b. 1933	American	Writer, historian	G[73]
Percy, William AlexanderWilliam Alexander Percy	1885–1942	American	Writer	G[74]
Peres Da Costa, NealNeal Peres Da Costa	b. 1964	Australian	Musician	G[75]
Perez, CharlesCharles Perez	b. 1964	American	Reporter, news presenter	G[76]
Perez, JohnJohn Pérez	b. 1969	American	Politician	G[77]
Perkins, AnthonyAnthony Perkins	1932–1992	American	Actor	B[78]
Perkins, SueSue Perkins	b. 1969	English	Comedian	L[79]
Peron, DennisDennis Peron	b. 1945	American	LGBT rights activist, Politician	G[80]
Perronne, Michael HollowayMichael Holloway Perronne	b. 1974	American	Writer	G[81]
Perry, LindaLinda Perry	b. 1965	American	Musician	L[82]
Perry, Troy D.Troy D. Perry	b. 1940	American	Clergy	G[83]
Persky, StanStan Persky	b. 1941	Canadian	Writer	G[84]
Peru, CocoCoco Peru	b. ?[5]	American	Comedian	G[85]
Peters, Julie AnneJulie Anne Peters	b. 1952	American	Writer	L[86]
Peters, RobertRobert Peters	b. 1924	American	Poet, teacher	G[87]
Peyrefitte, RogerRoger Peyrefitte	1907–2000	French	Writer, diplomat	G[88]
Phair, MichaelMichael Phair	b. 1950	Canadian	Politician	G[89]
Phelps, KerrynKerryn Phelps	b. 1957	Australian	Physician	L[90]
Prince Philipp of Hesse	1896–1980	German	Nazi governor	B[91]
Philippe I, Duke of Orléans	1640–1701	French	Duke	G[71]
Phillips, CarlCarl Phillips	b. 1959	American	Writer	G[92]
Phillips, GretchenGretchen Phillips	b. 1963	American	Musician	L[93]
Phillips, JoeJoe Phillips	b. 1969	American	Comic artist	G[94]
Phillips, PaulPaul Phillips	b. ?[5]	American	Musician	G[95]
Phillips, RandyRandy Phillips	b. 1990	American	LGBT rights activist, military	G[96]
Phinot, DominiqueDominique Phinot	c. 1510–c. 1556	Franco-Flemish	Composer	G[97]
Phoenix, DeanDean Phoenix	b. 1974	Mexican	Pornographic actor	G[98]
Phranc	b. 1957	American	Musician	L[99]
Pichler, DavidDavid Pichler	b. 1968	American	Olympic diver	G[100]
Piepzna-Samarasinha, Leah LakshmiLeah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha	b. 1975	Canadian	Poet, educator	L[101]
Pierce, David HydeDavid Hyde Pierce	b. 1959	American	Actor	G[102]
Pierson, JackJack Pierson	b. 1960	American	Artist	G[103]
Pierson, KateKate Pierson	b. 1948	American	Musician	B[104]
Pillard, RichardRichard Pillard	b. 1933	American	Professor	G[105]
Pinera, VirgilioVirgilio Piñera	1912–1979	Cuban	Author, playwright	G[106]
Pinero, MiguelMiguel Piñero	1946–1988	Puerto Rican	Playwright, actor	G[107]
Ping, NimrodNimrod Ping	1947–2006	English	Architect, politician	G[108]
Pinkham, DanielDaniel Pinkham	1923–2006	American	Composer, musician	G[44]
Pinnick, DougDoug Pinnick	b. 1950	American	Musician	G[109]
Pintauro, DannyDanny Pintauro	b. 1976	American	Actor	G[110]
Pitter, AslieAslie Pitter	b. ?[5]	English	Footballer	G[111]
Plant, RichardRichard Plant	1910–1998	German	Writer	G[112]
Plotnick, JackJack Plotnick	b. 1968	American	Actor	G[113]
Plüschow, GuglielmoGuglielmo Plüschow	1852–1930	German	Artist	G[114]
Pocan, MarkMark Pocan	b. 1964	American	Politician	G[115]
Pockar, BrianBrian Pockar	1959–1992	Canadian	Figure skater	G[116]
Podeswa, JeremyJeremy Podeswa	b. 1962	Canadian	Film and television director	G[117]
Polis, JaredJared Polis	b. 1975	American	Politician	G[118]
Polk, Patrik-IanPatrik-Ian Polk	b. 1973	American	Television director, producer	G[119]
Pollack, James B.James B. Pollack	1938–1994	American	Astrophysicist	G[120]
Pombo, ÁlvaroÁlvaro Pombo	1939	Spanish	Writer	G[121]
Pope, CaroleCarole Pope	b. 1950	Canadian	Musician	L[122]
Portas, MaryMary Portas	b. 1962	English	Fashion designer	L[123]
Porter, ColeCole Porter	1891–1964	American	Composer	G[44]
Porter, DorothyDorothy Porter	1954–2008	Australian	Poet	L[124]
Posen, ZacZac Posen	b. 1980	American	Fashion designer	G[125]
Post, Sue-AnnSue-Ann Post	b. 1964	Australian	Comedian, writer	L[126]
Potts, WallaceWallace Potts	1947–2006	American	Film director, screenwriter, archivist	G[127]
Poul, AlanAlan Poul	b. 1954	American	Film and television producer, director	G[128]
Poulenc, FrancisFrancis Poulenc	1899–1963	French	Composer	B[71]
Powter, SusanSusan Powter	b. 1957	Australian	Author, fitness guru	L[129]
Prather, MirandaMiranda Prather	b. ?[5]	American	Student, hoax perpetrator	L[130]
Pratt, LouiseLouise Pratt	b. 1972	Australian	Politician	L[131]
Pratt, Minnie BruceMinnie Bruce Pratt	b. 1946	American	Writer, poet	L[132]
Prentice, KeithKeith Prentice	1940–1992	American	Actor	G[133]
Preston, JohnJohn Preston	1945–1994	American	Writer, LGBT rights activist	G[134]
Price, AdamAdam Price	b. 1968	Welsh	Politician	G[135]
Price, ChristopherChristopher Price	1967–2002	English	Broadcaster	G[136]
Price, DennisDennis Price	1915–1973	English	Actor	G[137]
Price, GordonGordon Price	b. ?[5]	Canadian	Politician	G[138]
Price, Mark de SollaMark de Solla Price	b. 1960	American	Writer, AIDS activist	G[139]
Pries, LionelLionel Pries	1897–1968	American	Architect, artist, professor	G[140]
Prijdekker, PeterPeter Prijdekker	b. 1948	Dutch	Swimmer	G[141]
Prinzzess	b. 1985	American	Porn Star	B[142]
Proulx, ShaunShaun Proulx	b. 1968	Canadian	Writer	G[143]
Proust, MarcelMarcel Proust	1871–1922	French	Writer	B[144]
Prufrock, AnimalAnimal Prufrock	b. 1975	American	Rock musician	L[145]
Pugh, CharlesCharles Pugh	b. 1971	American	Journalist, politician	G[146]
Puig, ManuelManuel Puig	1932–1990	Argentinian	Writer	G[147]
Pureka, ChrisChris Pureka	b. ?[5]	American	Singer-songwriter	G[148]
Py, OlivierOlivier Py	b. 1965	French	Director, actor, writer	G[149]

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Q

Tegan and Sara

José Quintero

Name	Lifetime[5]	Nationality	Notable as	Notes[6]
Qiao, QiaoQiao Qiao	b. 1979	Chinese	Musician	L[150]
Quan, AndyAndy Quan	b. 1969	Canadian	Writer	G[151]
Queen, CarolCarol Queen	b. 1957	American	Writer	B[152]
Quilter, RogerRoger Quilter	1877–1953	English	Composer	G[44]
Quin, SaraSara Quin	b. 1980	Canadian	Musician (Tegan and Sara)	L[153]
Quin, TeganTegan Quin	b. 1980	Canadian	Musician (Tegan and Sara)	L[153]
Quinn, Christine C.Christine C. Quinn	b. 1966	American	Politician	L[154]
Quinn, PatrickPatrick Quinn	1950–2006	American	Actor	G[155]
Quintero, JoséJosé Quintero	1924–1999	Panamanian	Theatre director	G[156]
Quinto, ZacharyZachary Quinto	b. 1977	American	Actor	G[157]

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