Comments for the name Stuart

Stuart Sutcliffe was an early member of The Beatles. He was a close friend of John Lennon who persuaded him to join the band. Stuart was really a painter, not a musician. He died in 1962 of a cerebral hemorrage.

Famous bearer is Stuart Townsend, an Irish Actor. His girlfriend is Charlize Theron, an Academy Award-winning South African actress.

The character Stuart, on MAD TV, is hilarious!

Stuart Murdoch is the lead singer of Belle and Sebastian.

There is an author named Stuart Woods.

There is an author named Stuart MacBride.

Stuart Alan Jones was the character on the British version of Queer as Folk that everyone wanted.

A famous bearer is Stuart Little, the mouse.

Famous bearer: General J. E. B. Stuart, Confederate Civil War calvary commander.

The name Stuart will forever make me think of the effeminate man-child in the MAD TV skit. It's extremely hilarious, yet has destroyed any consideration for use of this name.

Stuart McCormick is the name of Kenny's dad on South Park.

In British English, it's also pronounced s-CHEW-art.

I never did like the name, but I have to say that MAD TV ruined it for good. Now, it's been several years, but I can't get that character and his mother out of my head. To those of you who don't know, Stuart was a very weird kid, played by the very grown-up Michael McDonald, who walked around with a shirt and underwear on and acted like an idiot. His mother would always yell at him in a shrill voice: ''STUUUUUAAART!'' And blad de blah. You get it, the character ruined it completely. This was also the name of the chubby blond kid on Beavis and Butthead who always wanted to be liked by the two, but who the guys considered a wuss. That has also given me the impression of an unattractive, uncool kid when I hear this name.

The lead singer of the virtual band Gorillaz is called Stuart Tusspot, but is more commonly known as 2-D (because he has two dents where his eyes should be). Damon Albarn provides his singing voice.

Stuart Bondek was a main character on the American television series "Spin City".

The name Stuart was given to 87 baby boys born in the US in 2012.

Stuart Ashen (aka Ashens) is a British YouTube personality. He's known for his videos reviewing cheap and old toys/games/food, his book "Fifty-Thousand Shades of Grey" and his recent film, "Ashens and the Quest for the GameChild".