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  • Billy Van Zandt, an American playwright and actor
  • Danny Van Zandt, a fictional character in Degrassi: The Next Generation
  • David E. Van Zandt, President of The New School.
  • Charles C. Van Zandt, Governor of Rhode Island
  • Isaac Van Zandt, a political leader of the Republic of Texas
  • James E. Van Zandt, U.S. Congressman from Pennsylvania
  • John Van Zandt, American anti-slavery activist
  • Liberty Van Zandt, a fictional character in Degrassi: The Next Generation
  • Lonnie Lee VanZandt (1937-1995), a professor of physics at Purdue University, Indiana
  • Marie van Zandt, an American soprano opera singer
  • Maureen Van Zandt, actress and wife of Steven
  • Philip Van Zandt, a Dutch actor
  • Steven Van Zandt (born Steven Lento), an American musician and actor
  • Townes Van Zandt, a country music songwriter

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