Comments for the name Graham

Graham Greene is a well known author.

Actor Graham Chapman (1941-1989) was a Monty Python member.

Graham Coxon is the former guitarist of popband Blur.

Will Graham is one of the main characters of the novel Red Dragon. He is the man who captured Hanninal "the cannibal" Lecter.

I have always liked this name, it is manly yet gentle. Not overly popular either.

Graham Colton is the lead singer of a rock band appropriatly named The Graham Colton Band.

Graham Nash is a Manchester, England, musician who first became popular as a member of the British Invasion band The Hollies. Later, he was a part of the 70s supergroup Crosby, Stills, Nash, and (sometimes) Young. Nash has also done solo work and still tours with CSNY on occasion.

This is the name of my brother-in-law's father and I like it. It's very underused and I never hardly hear anyone called it nowadays.

Billy Graham and his son Franklin Graham are two well-known evangelists.

Graham Pritchard - extremely minor Harry Potter character who started at Hogwarts in Harry's fourth year. He was in Slytherin.

I love the name Graham! IT'S SO HANDSOME! I just melt when I hear this name! Uh!

I've only encountered one Graham in my life and I will forever picture someone with that name as strong, very tall, and masculine. I suggest pairing a strong name like this with a strong last name too. Otherwise, it just might sound ridiculous. =)

It's an okay name, in my opinion, but it makes me think of Graham crackers.

Graham is Iris' brother in the movie "Holiday". He is portrayed by Jude Law.

Graham Kennedy is Australia's King of Comedy.

I love it. But I really dislike the spelling "Graeme" which for some reason doesn't hit top 1000 but is very popular for boys under 10 in my area. Also, it makes me think of Graham crackers. These two things really put me off the name.

Graham off the Jeremy Kyle show! What a legend!

Graham Phillips was Ben Tennyson in the live-action film version of the cartoon television show, Ben Ten.

This is my brother's name, but it's spelled Gram. He was named after singer Gram Parsons.

South African cricket captain Graeme Smith was named (almost) after his father, Graham Smith.

I adore the name Graham. I think it is nice for both genders. My family is thinking about naming my soon-to-be half-brother Graham. Very modern but a little too youthful. Graham was also a contestant on the Bachelorette with DeAnna Pappas.

Graham is the birth name of rock guitarist Alvin Lee.

It sounds boring and bland, and it makes me think of the annoying Ashley Graham from Resident Evil.

In my opinion, this name ages well. For a little boy, it sounds cute and endearing. For a teenaged boy, it sounds sounds strong and handsome, yet youthful. For a man, it sounds mature enough, but it still sounds handsome. For an elderly man, it sounds wise and respectful. Overall, in my opinion, this name is just a perfect fit, for any age! It's strong, it's handsome, it's smart, it's mature, and, quite bluntly, I find it kind of sexy!

Graham crackers! Yummy. Especially in milk, sprinkled with sugar. I'm thinkin' it must have been a brand name at some point.

In Scotland, it's always pronounced GRAY-am. If you pronounce it "gram" here, you might get a few blank looks!

Not just Scotland! The name is pronounced GRAY-əm everywhere else but North America. It's so embarrassing hearing people pronounce it GRAM! *cringe!*

Graham Norton, host of the British chat show, "The Graham Norton Show."

I think the name is adorable. Like Evan, another name I like, it possesses the qualities of both a good boy and a bad boy.

Graham Bell (1910-1943) was a British painter and art critic born in South Africa.

I'm surprised that he wasn't mentioned before: Alexander Graham Bell, the inventor of the telephone! Okay, it is his middle name, but still.

Sheriff Graham Humbert is a character on the ABC fantasy drama Once Upon a Time. He is portrayed by Jamie Dornan.

I really like this name, even though it reminds me of Graham crackers :P.