Los Angeles Valley College is a public community college located in Los Angeles, California. Following is a list of Los Angeles Valley College alumni.

Entertainment

• Sean Astin – actor, best known for playing Sam in The Lord of the Rings films. ^[1]
• Ed Begley Jr. – actor and environmentalist ^[2]
• Julie Brown, actress, comedienne, singer, producer, screenwriter
• Adam Carolla – comedian, podcaster, and author ^{[3] [4]}
• John David Carson – actor, star of Pretty Maids All in a Row
• Bryan Cranston – actor known for Malcolm in the Middle and Breaking Bad ^[5]
• Mark Dacascos – martial artist, actor, and the chairman in Iron Chef America ^[1]
• Micky Dolenz – actor and lead singer and drummer of The Monkees ^[1]
• Briana Evigan – actress and dancer ^[6]
• Jerry Mathers – actor, best known for playing Beaver Cleaver in Leave It to Beaver
• Troy Miller – film producer, director and screenwriter ^[7]
• Christopher Norris – movie and television actress
• Michael Richards – actor who played Kramer on Seinfeld ^[8]
• Richard Rossi – musician and filmmaker ^[9]
• Tom Selleck – actor known for Magnum, P.I. ^[10]
• Phil Snyder – voice actor, best known as the voice of Jiminy Cricket
• Kevin Spacey – winner of the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor in The Usual Suspects and Academy Award for Best Actor for American Beauty ^[1]
• Jeff Wayne – musician, best known as the composer of The War of the Worlds
• April Winchell – actress and radio personality
• Jim Yester – musician, lead vocalist, guitarist, and keyboardist for The Association

Literature and journalism

• Gene Baur – author and activist in the animal rights and food movement
• Stefano Bloch – author and academic ^[11]
• David Gerrold – writer

Sports

• Jim Arellanes – professional football player ^[12]
• Doug Baker – professional baseball player ^[12]
• Larry Banner – Olympic gymnist ^[12]
• Jim Benedict – professional baseball pitcher, coach, scout, and front office executive ^[12]
• Otis Burrell – champion track and field athlete ^{[13] [12]}
• Alex Cabagnot – professional basketball player ^[14]
• Bobby Castillo – former Major League Baseball pitcher and 1981 World Series Champion with the Los Angeles Dodgers ^[15]
• José Cortez – professional football player ^[12]
• Leon Criner – played major league baseball for the New York Mets ^[12]
• Pat Doyle – baseball coach
• Sue Gossick – 1968 Olympic Gold Medalist for springboard diving ^[12]
• Vic Harris – professional baseball player and manager ^[12]
• Bryan Henderson – professional Arena Football League player ^[16]
• Francisco Herrera – Los Angeles Dodgers ball boy ^{[17] [18]}
• Jack Hirsch – college basketball player and coach ^{[19] [12]}
• Charlie Kendall – professional football player
• Rory Markas, sportscaster ^[20]
• Don McKenzie – 1968 Olympic gold medal in 100m breaststroke and 400m medley ^[12]
• Dennis Moeller – professional baseball player ^[21]
• Linda Murphy – volleyball player and Olympian ^[12]
• Rock Richmond – professional football player ^{[12] [22]}
• Don Shinnick – professional football player and coach ^[12]
• Dave Snow – college and Olympic baseball coach ^[12]
• Jack Steptoe – professional football player and college coach ^[12]
• László Tábori – Olympic runner ^[12]
• Eric Yarber – professional football player and coach ^[12]

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