Michael Reynolds

Mick, Mike or Michael Reynolds may refer to:

Actors[edit]

• Mike Reynolds (actor) (1929–2022), American voice actor and writer
• Michael Reynolds, British actor in one episode of BBC's David Copperfield (1966) and The First Churchills (1969)
• Michael J. Reynolds (1939–2018), Canadian actor

Footballers[edit]

• Mick Reynolds (born 1935), Irish footballer, Gaelic midfielder for Featherstone Rovers
• Michael Reynolds (footballer) (born 1963), Australian rules forward
• Mike Reynolds (soccer) (1963–1991), Canadian defender

Politicians[edit]

• Mike Reynolds (Australian politician) (born 1946), Australian Labor member of parliament, Queensland Legislative Assembly speaker
• Mike Reynolds (Kentucky politician), member of the Kentucky Senate
• Mike Reynolds (Oklahoma politician), member of the 49th Oklahoma Legislature
• Michael Reynolds, American Right to Life candidate in the 1998 New York gubernatorial election

Writers[edit]

• Michael S. Reynolds (1937–2000), American biographer of Ernest Hemingway
• Michael E. Reynolds (born 1945), American architect, founder of Earthship Biotecture
• Michael D. Reynolds (1954–2019), American astronomer and academic

Others[edit]

• Michael Reynolds (United Irishmen) (c.1771–1798), United Irish Kildare rebel leader
• Mike Reynolds (conservationist) (1931–2007), British ad man who started World Parrot Trust
• Michael Joseph Reynolds (1945–1975), Irish police officer murdered by IRA member
• Michael Curtis Reynolds (born 1958), American convicted of plotting domestic terrorism
• Mike Reynolds, New Zealand business executive, former CEO of telecommunications provider 2degrees
• Michael T. Reynolds, American acting director of National Park Service in 2017–18
• Michael Reynolds, lead singer of 2002–06 American country music group Pinmonkey
• Michael Reynolds, a character in the 2001 Japanese videogame Illbleed

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