People
Fontaine is also the name of several persons:
Not to be confused with Fontane.- Brigitte Fontaine, French singer and musician
- Claudia Fontaine, British backing singer
- Del Fontaine, Canadian boxer executed for murder
- Eddie Fontaine, American actor and rockabilly singer
- Danica Fontaine, an American Author, and Independent Film Maker
- Fontaine Weyman, American singer, songwriter, guitarist and photographer
- Frank Fontaine, American comedian and singer
- Frank Fontaine, a fictional character in the 2007 video game BioShock
- Godfrey of Fontaines, medieval philosopher
- Dr. Harlan Fontaine, a fictional character in the 2011 video game L.A. Noire
- Jean-Marc Fontaine, French mathematician
- Jerry Fontaine, Canadian politician
- Joan Fontaine, British actress
- John Fontaine, President of Fontaine's Auction Gallery in the USA
- Just Fontaine, French football player
- Liam Fontaine, English football player
- Mz Fontaine, the stage name of lesbian rapper Naomi Romeo
- Nicole Fontaine, French politician
- Larry Phillip (Phil) Fontaine, Aboriginal Canadian leader
- Pierre François Léonard Fontaine, architect
- Pierre Fontaine (c. 1380–1450), French composer
- René Fontaine, Canadian politician
- Richard Fontaine Maury (1882-1950), American naturalized Argentine engineer
- Yvonne Fontaine, female spy during World War II
La Fontaine is the name of several persons:
- Don LaFontaine, an American voiceover artist
- Henri La Fontaine, a Belgian international lawyer and Nobel Prize for Peace winner
- Jean de La Fontaine
- Oskar Lafontaine, a German politician
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