People
- Bob Wiseman, Canadian musician, filmmaker, singer-songwriter, actor
- Chad Wiseman, Canadian ice hockey player
- Clarence Wiseman, 10th General of The Salvation Army
- Danny Wiseman, American professional bowler
- Debbie Wiseman, English film and television composer
- Donald Wiseman, English professor, archeologist and writer
- Douglas Wiseman, Canadian politician
- Ernest Wiseman, British computer scientist
- Frederick Wiseman, American film director
- Gary Wiseman, American musician for the rock band Bowling for Soup
- Gregory R. Wiseman, NASA astronaut
- Howard M. Wiseman, Australian theoretical quantum physicist
- Jay Wiseman, BDSM author
- Jennifer Wiseman, American astronomer
- Jim Wiseman, Canadian politician
- John Wiseman, former SAS soldier, 1980s
- Johnny Wiseman former SAS soldier, WWII
- Joseph Wiseman (1918-2009), Canadian actor
- Len Wiseman, American film director and screenwriter
- Lofty Wiseman, British author and survival consultant
- Loren Wiseman, American game designer
- Mac Wiseman, American bluegrass singer
- Mary Wiseman, American lawyer and judge
- Nicholas Wiseman, Cardinal Archbishop of Westminster
- Paul Wiseman, New Zealand cricketer
- Richard Wiseman, English psychology professor
- Robert Wiseman, Scottish businessman
- Rochelle Wiseman (born 1989), British singer
- Rosalind Wiseman, American educator and author
- Scott Wiseman, English footballer
- Solomon Wiseman, Australian convict, merchant and shipowner
- Thomas A. Wiseman, Jr., U.S. federal judge
- Tina Wiseman, American actress
- T. P. Wiseman, American scholar
- William Wiseman (disambiguation), multiple people
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