People
- Albert Goldman, American professor and author
- Albert Goldman (politician), American Trotskyist and lawyer
- Alvin Goldman, philosopher
- Charley Goldman, boxing trainer
- Duff Goldman, Food Network personality
- Edward Alphonso Goldman, American zoologist
- Edwin Franko Goldman, American band composer, founder of American Bandmasters Association
- Emma Goldman, anarchist writer and speaker
- Francisco Goldman, American novelist
- Irving B. Goldman, plastic surgeon
- James Goldman, American playwright and screenwriter
- Jami Goldman, famous athlete competing in paralympics
- Jane Goldman, British writer and television presenter; wife of Jonathan Ross
- Jean-Jacques Goldman, French singer and songwriter
- Lipa Goldman, renown Orthodox rabbi
- Lynn Goldman, American academic
- Marcus Goldman, German-American businessman and entrepreneur, founder of Goldman Sachs
- Marcus J. Goldman, psychiatrist, physician, conservative writer
- Marshall Goldman, economist
- Mike Goldman, Australian TV personality
- Neil Goldman, television writer (see Neil Goldman and Garrett Donovan)
- Oscar Goldman, fictional character
- Oscar Goldman (1925–1986), American mathematician
- Phil Goldman, American engineer and entrepreneur
- Pierre Goldman, French left-wing intellectual
- Ronald Goldman, victim in the O.J. Simpson murder case
- Steven Goldman, baseball writer
- Sylvan Goldman, American businessman and inventor
- Todd Goldman, American entrepreneur and artist
- Vivien Goldman, journalist, author and musician
- William Goldman, screenwriter and author
- Yosef Goldman, scholar and author
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