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Famous People Named Sidney

Take a look at famous people named Sidney, such as Sidney Altman, Sidney Crosby, and Sidney Leslie Goodwin.


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profile name: Sidney Poitier
profile occupation: Film Actor
profile id: 507611
profile name: Sidney Crosby
profile occupation: Hockey Player
profile id: 283632
profile name: Sidney Leslie Goodwin
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profile id: 9481476
profile name: Sidney Sheldon
profile occupation: Author, Screenwriter
profile id: 9182629
profile name: Sidney Altman
profile occupation: Academic, Biologist
profile id: 9388909
profile name: Sidney Lumet
profile occupation: Director, Producer, Screenwriter
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