Comments for the name Bruce

Bruce Wayne is Batman's alter ego. Bruce is also the name of the shark in "Jaws" and in "Finding Nemo."

Two famous bearers - Bruce Springsteen and actor Bruce Willis.

One famous Bruce was Bruce Jun Fan Lee, Chinese-American martial artist and actor.

I don't like this name, it is a really cold and unfeeling name.

My father thinks this name sounds effeminate. I disagree and rather like it.

The movie "Bruce Almighty."

I like the name Bruce, it's very masculine and is quite popular in Australia. ;)

This is my name but I am not fond of it. Oh well. I'll get over it.

In England, Wales and Ireland the name Bruce means: Briar patch--Thicket (as in rough patch of woods) and also: Lord of the Woods. This info comes from entries by my Irish-Welsh great grand parents about my first name.

Hollywood actor Bruce Campbell is a famous bearer.

A famous bearer is Bruce Hornsby, an American singer and pianist.

The name always makes me think of really idiotic men who like to act tough and manly. It doesn't have a pleasant sound to it anyway. Come on, it's pronounced like 'bruise'. And it's the middle name of that moron Eminem.

"Bruce Wayne" Batman.

A Monty Python Sketch where all the men are named Bruce.

Bruce Banner aka The Incedible Hulk.

There is also Bruce Dickinson from Iron Maiden.

Sounds like a very nice middle aged bald man. And I think of penguins. I think I saw some cartoon about a penguin named Bruce or something.

My name is Bruce, I'm no better or stronger than any other, a name is a name, you are who you are, I'm an asshole, a good person, a bad lover, a good lover, I'm like everyone else but with my own name, they could have called me Sue!

Bruce Walker in the main character in Lois Duncan's novel "Hotel for Dogs". In the film version, he is portrayed by the adorable Jake T. Austin.

Reminds me of bruises. Don't like it.

I don't really like the look or sound of it but I have a huge soft spot for the name Bruce because I love Bruce Springsteen and I was a big fan of Bruce Willis when I was younger. I consider Bruce a very manly name, almost macho.

Reminds me of a bruise. It's also one of those names that I can't picture on men under 40 (of course, they were kids once too, but it still sounds odd on young boys).

The name of the town may come from bruscia, a Vulgar Latin word meaning "brush", which is ultimately from bhreus, a Proto-Indo-European word meaning "sprout".

This is also Mandy Patinkin's middle name.