Len (given name) explained
Len is a masculine given name, usually a short form (hypocorism) of Leonard. It may refer to:
Artists
Actors
Filmmakers
- Len Blum (born 1951), screenwriter, producer, and composer
- Len Harris (1916-1955), cinematographer
- Len Janson, screenwriter and director
- Len Wiseman (born 1973), screenwriter, producer, and director
Musicians
Writers
Other
- Len Cabral (born 1948), storyteller
- Len Goodman (1944–2023), ballroom dancer, dance judge, and coach
- Len Fox (1905-2004), writer and painter
- Len Lye (1901-1980), sculptor and experimental filmmaker
- Len Reynolds (1897-1939), illustrator
- Len Steckler (1928-2016), photographer, illustrator, and filmmaker
Athletes
Baseball
Basketball
Cricket
Football
Football, Australian Rules
Football, Gridiron
Ice Hockey
Racing
Multiple
- Len Casanova (1905-2002), baseball and gridiron football
- Len Hill (1941-2007), cricket, golf, football, and tennis
- Len Levy (1921–1999), gridiron football and wrestling
Other
Business
- Len Amato, President of HBO films
- Len McCluskey (born 1950), trade unionist
- Len Morgan (1922-2005), aviator, writer, publisher, entrepreneur, photogrammetrist, and investor
- Len Tuit (1911–1976), transportation and tourism pioneer
- Len White (1897-1955), trade union leader
Math and science
Politicians
Australia
Canada
New Zealand
USA
- Len E. Blaylock (1918–2012), farmer, educator, small businessman, and politician
- Len Lacy (1900-1998), businessman and politician
- Len Small (1862-1936), politician
Other
Fictional characters
- Major Len Creighton, a character from Stephen King's The Stand
- Len Kagamine, a Vocaloid from Vocaloid 2
- Len Reynolds, in the British soap opera Emmerdale
- Len, the feature character from the manga Video Girl Len
- Len (Tsukihime), from the visual novel Tsukihime by TYPE-MOON
- Bishop Leonard Brennan, a character in the sitcom Father Ted, who is sometimes referred to as "Len".