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Gore
Gore is a boy name and means spear; wedge-shaped object.
It is a English name and its pronunciation is \g(o)-re\.
Other similar names and variants include: Goring.
Gore is not a popular first name for men but a very popular surname or last name for both men and women (#1111 out of 88799).
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Here’s a list of VIPs named Gore:
- Gore Vidal (writer) born on October 3, 1925.
- Gore Verbinski (director) born on March 16, 1964.
- Gore Vidal born on October 4, 1925.
- Gore Abrams (actor)
- Gore Vidal (actor)
Famous actors named Gore and their movies
Gore Abrams
- No. of movies: 1
Famous directors named Gore and their movies
Gore Verbinski
Born on March 16, 1964
- Age: 59
- Birth sign: Pisces
- No. of movies: 18
The Lone Ranger (2013)
Directed by: Gore Verbinski
Famous writers named Gore and their books
Gore Vidal
Born on October 3, 1925
- Age: 97
- Birth sign: Libra
- No. of books: 13
Myra Breckinridge
By: Gore Vidal
It's a risky business to become 'Woman Triumphant', a position that gives women total control over Rusty Godowski. Rusty wants to be Hollywood's star, like everyone else.
Palimpsest
By: Gore Vidal
This memoir is a riotous mix of gossip, satire and historical apercus. It also contains trenchant observations. Vidal's captivating narrative weaves back-and-forth through time, giving a complete view of Vidal's life.
Julian
By: Gore Vidal
Julian, a remarkable novel about the fourth century Roman emperor who tried to stop the spread of Christianity is widely considered one of Gore Vidal’s best historical novels.
The Smithsonian Institution
By: Gore Vidal
A teenage science prodigy is summoned by the Smithsonian in 1939 and gets involved in a plan to change history. His American history novels are combined with themes from What?