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Cura
- Cura Elena, Santiago del , Spanish theologian
- Cura, Domingo (1929-2004), Argentine percussionist
- Cura, Franz Karl (1716–1769), Bavarian free corps fighter
- Cura, José (* 1962), Argentine opera singer (tenor)
- Curas, Hilmar (* 1673), German language and writing teacher
- Curatola, Vincent (born 1953), American actor
- Curatolo, Maria (* 1963), Italian long-distance runner
Curb
- Curb, Mike (* 1944), American musician, composer, music publisher, racing team owner and politician
- Curbach, Manfred (* 1956), German civil engineer
- Curbeam, Robert Lee (* 1962), American astronaut
- Curbelo, Alejandro (* 1973), Uruguayan football player
- Curbelo, Carlos (* 1954), French-Uruguayan football player
- Curbelo, Carlos (* 1980), American politician
- Curbelo, Gaston (* 1976), French-Uruguayan football player
- Curbelo, Jorge (* 1981), German-Uruguayan soccer player
- Curbelo, José (1917–2012), American Latin musician and band leader
- Curbelo, Juan Ramón (* 1979), Uruguayan football player
- Curbi (* 1998), British DJ
- Curbishley, Alan (born 1957), English football player and coach
Curc
- Curcă, George (* 1981), Romanian football player
- Curchod, Suzanne (1737–1794), Swiss writer and the wife of the French finance minister Jacques Necker
- Curci, Alberto (1886–1973), Italian violinist and composer
- Curci, Gianluca (* 1985), Italian football goalkeeper
- Ćurčić, Božidar (1946–2015), Yugoslav or Serbian biologist
- Curcic, Danica (* 1985), Serbian-Danish actress
- Čurčić, Fehim (1886–1916), Bosnian politician
- Ćurčić, Radovan (* 1972), Serbian football player and coach
- Ćurčić, Slobodan (1940–2017), American art historian and Byzantinist
- Curcio, Carlo (1898–1971), Italian historian and political scientist
- Curcio, Giuseppe (1752–1832), Italian composer
- Curcio, Maria (1918–2009), Italian pianist and piano teacher
- Curcio, Maria Crocifissa (1877–1957), Italian Roman Catholic nun and founder of the order, Blessed
- Curcio, Renato (* 1941), Italian ex-terrorist, author and former leader of the Red Brigades
Curd
- Čurda, Karel (1911–1947), Czech resistance fighter in World War II
- Curda, Piper (* 1997), American actress and singer
- Curdes, Gerhard (* 1933), German urban planner and university professor
- Ćurdo, Darko (1944–2003), Yugoslavian artist, theater and film actor
- Curdt, Karl (1885–1959), German politician (SPD), Member of the Bundestag
- Curdt, Lothar (1928–2005), German politician (SPD), Member of the Bundestag
Cure
- Cure, Amy (* 1992), Australian track cyclist
- Cureau de la Chambre, Marin (1594–1669), French writer, philosopher and royal personal physician
- Cureau de la Chambre, Pierre (1640–1693), French Roman Catholic clergyman, pulpit speaker, man of letters and member of the Académie française
- Curellich, Marta (1878–1967), Italian opera singer (mezzo-soprano)
- Curély, Jean-Nicolas (1774–1827), French brigadier general of the cavalry
- Curet Alonso, Tite (1926–2003), Puerto Rican composer
- Cureton, Benjamin (* 1981), Australian rower
- Cureton, William (1808–1864) British orientalist
- Cureus, Achatius († 1594), German author and neo-Latin poet
- Cureus, Joachim (1532–1573), German theological writer, historian and physician
Curf
- Curfeß, Ernst (1849–1896), German sculptor
- Curfman, Shannon (* 1985), American musician
Curi
- Curi, Giandomenico (* 1946), Italian author and film director
- Curi, Ivon (1928–1995), Brazilian singer, composer and actor
- Curi, Renato (1953–1977), Italian football player
- Curia, Francesco , Italian painter
- Curial, Philibert Jean-Baptiste (1774–1829), French infantry division general
- Curiale, Davis (* 1987), Italian soccer player
- Ćurić, Ivan (* 1964), Croatian clergyman and Roman Catholic auxiliary bishop in Đakovo-Osijek
- Curicke, Reinhold (1610–1667), lawyer and historiographer from Danzig
- Curie, Ève (1904–2007), French writer, journalist and political advisor
- Curie, Jacques (1855–1941), French physicist and university lecturer
- Curie, Marie (1867–1934), Polish-French physicist and Nobel Prize laureate for physics and chemistry
- Curie, Pierre (1859–1906), French physicist and Nobel Prize winner
- Curiel Herrera, Carlos Enrique (* 1960), Venezuelan religious, Roman Catholic auxiliary bishop in Cochabamba
- Curiel, Gonzalo (1904–1958), Mexican pianist and composer
- Curiel, Gonzalo P. (* 1953), American federal judge
- Curiel, Henri (1914–1978), Egyptian communist
- Curiel, Jacob (1587–1664), Portuguese merchant, community leader and resident
- Curiel, Ran (* 1949), Israeli diplomat
- Curiel, Raúl (* 1995), Mexican boxer
- Curiel, Tony (1931–2009), Dominican opera singer (baritone)
- Curien, Eugène (1868–1947), French Roman Catholic clergyman and Bishop of La Rochelle
- Curien, Hubert (1924–2005), French research minister and physicist
- Curiger, Bice (* 1948), Swiss art scholar and curator
- Čuřík, Jan (1924–1996), Czechoslovak cameraman
- Curilla, Wolfgang (* 1942), German lawyer and politician (SPD), Member of the Bundestag
- Curio, Eberhard (* 1932), German behavioral scientist and ecologist
- Curio, Gaius Scribonius (90 BC – 49 BC), politician and tribune of the people in the Roman Republic
- Curio, Gottfried (* 1960), German politician (AfD) and physicist, Member of the Bundestag
- Curio, Jacob (1497–1572), German physician and mathematician
- Curio, Johann Carl Daniel (1754–1815), Hamburg teacher, private teacher and publicist
- Curio, Martin Friedrich († 1686), German Lutheran clergyman
- Curione, Celio Secondo (1503–1569), humanistic scholar and Protestant theologian of Italian origin
- Curioni, Giulio (1796–1878), Italian geologist
- Curis, Carlo (1923–2014), Italian clergyman, archbishop and diplomat of the Holy See
- Curitiba, Henrique de (1934–2008), Brazilian composer of Polish descent
- Curius Dentatus, Manius († 270 BC), Roman politician and military leader
Curj
- Curjel, Hans (1896–1974), German-Swiss director, conductor, theater director and journalist
- Curjel, Robert (1859–1925), German architect
Curk
- Ćurko, Goran (* 1968), Serbian football goalkeeper
- Ćurković, Ivan (* 1944), Yugoslav football player
Curl
- Curl, Robert F. (* 1933), American chemist and Nobel laureate in chemistry
- Curland, Otto (1886–1973), German politician (CDU), MdL
- Curländer, Lieselore (* 1956), German local politician
- Curle, Alexander Ormiston (1866–1955), Scottish archaeologist and museum director
- Curle, John Noel Ormiston (1915–1997), British Ambassador
- Curle, Keith (* 1963), English football player and coach
- Curless, Dick (1932-1995) American country music singer
- Curless, dreary , American singer
- Curletto, Mario (1935-2004), Italian foil fencer
- Curley, Edward W. (1873-1940) American politician
- Curley, James Michael (1874–1958), American politician
- Curley, Maddy (* 1981), American actress
- Curley, Marianne (* 1959), Australian author for young people
- Curley, Michael Joseph (1879–1947) Irish clergyman, Archbishop of Baltimore
- Curley, Thomas (* 1976), American sound engineer
- Curlin, William G. (1927-2017), American clergyman, Roman Catholic bishop
- Curlin, William P. (* 1933), American politician
- Čurlinov, Darko (* 2000), North Macedonian football player
- Cürlis, Hans (1889–1982), German documentary filmmaker, cultural film director, film producer and art historian
- Curly , German singer
- Curly, Nick , German house DJ and music producer
Curm
- Curman, Sigurd (1879–1966), Swedish architect, art historian and monument conservator
- Curme, George O. (1888–1976), American chemist
Curn
- Curnen, Monique , American actress
- Curnow, Allen (1911-2001), New Zealand writer and journalist
- Curnow, James (* 1943), American composer and professor
Curo
- Curós i Morató, Lluís (1886–1979), Catalan sculptor
- Curós i Ventura, Jordi (1930–2017), Catalan painter
- Curott, Phyllis (* 1954), American Wicca priestess and lawyer
- Curotta, Morris (1929-2002), Australian sprinter
- Čurović, Tamara (* 1994), Serbian tennis player
Curr
- Curra, Stefan (* 1975), Austrian ski racer
- Curran, Alex (* 1982), British model and fashion columnist
- Curran, Alvin (* 1938), American composer
- Curran, Brittany (born 1990), American actress
- Curran, Charles Courtney (1861–1942) American painter
- Curran, Claire (* 1978), British tennis player
- Curran, Craig (* 1989), English soccer player
- Curran, Dennis , American basketball player
- Curran, Dennis P. (* 1953), American chemist
- Curran, Ed (* 1940), American jazz musician (alto saxophone, composition)
- Curran, Frances (born 1961), Scottish politician
- Curran, J. Joseph (* 1931), American politician
- Curran, Jesse (born 1996), Australian soccer player
- Curran, John (* 1960), American director and screenwriter
- Curran, Kyliegh (* 2005), American actress
- Curran, Laura (* 1967), American politician, County Executive of Nassau County
- Curran, Margaret (* 1958), Scottish politician, member of the House of Commons
- Curran, Mike (* 1944), American ice hockey goalkeeper
- Curran, Paul (born 1961), British cyclist
- Curran, Terry (* 1955), English soccer player
- Curran, Thomas J. (1898–1958), American lawyer and politician
- Curran, Tim , American horror fiction writer
- Curran, Tom (* 1956), British-American pathologist
- Curran, Tony (born 1969), Scottish actor
- Curren $ y (born 1981), American rapper
- Curren, Kevin (* 1958), South African tennis player
- Current Value , German drum and bass producer
- Current, Richard (1912–2012), American historian
- Currentzis, Teodor (* 1972), Greek conductor, musician and actor
- Currer, Kaspar , German philologist and lawyer
- Currer-Briggs, Noel (1919-2004), British code breaker during World War II
- Curreri, Gaetano (* 1952), Italian musician
- Curreri, Lee (* 1961), American actor, musician and film composer
- Currey, Charles (1916-2010), British sailor
- Currey, Donald Rusk (1934-2004), American geographer
- Currey, Louise (* 1969), Australian javelin thrower
- Curri, Bajram (1862–1925), Albanian freedom fighter
- Curri, Debatik (* 1983), Albanian football player
- Curri, Skerdilaid (* 1975), Albanian football player
- Currid-Halkett, Elizabeth (* 1978), American social researcher
- Currie, Archibald (1889–1986), Surinamese politician, governor and prime minister of Suriname
- Currie, Arthur (1875-1933) Canadian general
- Currie, Billy (born 1950), British musician and songwriter
- Currie, Braden (* 1986), New Zealand duathlete and triathlete
- Currie, Brian Hayes (born 1961), American actor, screenwriter and film producer
- Currie, Cherie (* 1959), American actress and singer
- Currie, David P. (1936–2007), American law scholar and professor
- Currie, David, Baron Currie of Marylebone (born 1946), British economist, Chairman of Ofcom (since 2002)
- Currie, Donald (1825–1909) British ship owner and politician
- Currie, Finlay (1878–1968), British theater and film actor
- Currie, Gilbert A. (1882–1960), American politician
- Currie, Janet (* 1960), Canadian economist
- Currie, Justin (born 1964), British singer and songwriter
- Currie, Lauchlin Bernard (1902-1993), Canadian-US-Colombian economist
- Currie, Lorne (1871-1926), British sailor
- Currie, Louise (1913–2013), American actress
- Currie, Martin William (born 1943), Canadian clergyman, Roman Catholic Archbishop of Saint John's, Newfoundland
- Currie, Monique (* 1983), American basketball player
- Currie, Philip J. (* 1949), Canadian paleontologist
- Currie, Rory (born 1998), Scottish soccer player
- Currie, Sondra (born 1947), American actress
- Currie, Tony (born 1950), English soccer player
- Currie, Tony (born 1957), Canadian ice hockey player
- Currie-Gregg, Nancy (* 1958), American astronaut
- Currier, David (* 1952), American ski racer
- Currier, Frank Dunklee (1853–1921), American politician
- Currier, Lyman (* 1994), American freestyle skier
- Currier, Moody (1806–1898), American politician
- Currier, Richard (1892-1984), American film editor
- Currier, Russell (* 1987), American biathlete
- Currier, Ruth (1926–2011), American dancer, choreographer and dance teacher
- Currier, Sebastian (* 1959), American composer and music professor
- Currin, David Maney (1817–1864), American politician
- Currin, John (born 1962), American painter
- Currington, Billy (* 1973), American country singer
- Curry, Adam (* 1964), American radio host
- Curry, Adrianne (* 1982), American model, actress and film producer
- Curry, Ann (* 1956), American journalist
- Curry, Anne (* 1954), British historian
- Curry, Ayesha (* 1989), Canadian-American actress, cook and cookbook author
- Curry, Brandyn (born 1991), American basketball player
- Curry, Bruce (* 1956), American boxer
- Curry, Buddy (born 1958), American football player
- Curry, Charles F. (1858–1930) American politician
- Curry, Charles F. Junior (1893–1972), American politician
- Curry, Dell (born 1964), American basketball player
- Curry, Denise (* 1959), American basketball player
- Curry, Denzel (* 1995), American rapper and singer
- Curry, Donald (* 1961), American boxer
- Curry, Donald, Baron Curry of Kirkharle (born 1944), British farmer, businessman and life peer
- Curry, Eddy (* 1982), American basketball player
- Curry, Floyd (1925-2006), Canadian ice hockey player
- Curry, George (1861–1947), American politician
- Curry, George Law (1820–1878), American politician and Governor of Oregon
- Curry, Haskell Brooks (1900-1982), American logician
- Curry, Hiram M. , American Baptist minister and politician
- Curry, Jabez Lamar Monroe (1825–1903), American politician
- Curry, John (1949-1994), British figure skater
- Curry, John (* 1984), American ice hockey goalkeeper
- Curry, Judith A. (* 1953), American geoscientist
- Curry, Lenny (* 1970), American politician, Mayor of Jacksonville (since 2015)
- Curry, Manfred (1899–1953), German-American doctor, inventor, sailor and author
- Curry, Marie , singer and rapper
- Curry, Marshall , American director and documentary filmmaker
- Curry, Michael (* 1968), American basketball player and coach
- Curry, Michael Bruce (* 1953), American Bishop, Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church of the United States of America
- Curry, Ramel (* 1980), American basketball player
- Curry, Sean (* 1982), American ice hockey player
- Curry, Seth (* 1990), American basketball player
- Curry, Sharaud (* 1987), American basketball player
- Curry, Stephen (* 1988), American basketball player
- Curry, Thomas John (* 1943), American clergyman, emeritus Roman Catholic auxiliary bishop in Los Angeles
- Curry, Tim (born 1946), British film and stage actor, singer and songwriter
- Curry, Tom (* 1998), English rugby player
- Curry, Valorie (* 1986), American actress
- Curry-Lindahl, Kai (1917–1990), Swedish zoologist and author
Curs
- Cursch-Bühren, Franz Theodor (1859–1908), Silesian composer
- Curschellas, Corin (* 1956), Swiss singer and actress
- Curschmann, Friedrich (1805–1841), German composer and singer
- Curschmann, Fritz (1874–1946), German historian and geographer
- Curschmann, Fritz (1879–1961), German internist
- Curschmann, Hans (1875–1950), German neurologist and university professor
- Curschmann, Heinrich (1846–1910), German internist
- Curschmann, Heinrich Ferdinand (1913–2009), German lawyer
- Curse (* 1978), German rapper
- Curson, David (* 1948), American politician
- Curson, Ted (1935–2012), American jazz musician
Curt
- Curta, Florin (* 1965), American medieval historian
- Curtean, Alexandru (* 1987), Romanian football player
- Cürten, Ferdinand Carl (1892–1945), German painter
- Curtenius, Petrus (1716–1789), Dutch Reformed theologian
- Curtens, Helena (1722–1738), last German victim of the witch trials
- Curtet, Yvonne (* 1920), French long jumper
- Curth, Bruno (* 1926), German DBD functionary, MdV
- Curth, Christian (* 1970), German ice hockey player
- Curth, Eric (* 1992), German basketball player
- Curth, Jeppe (* 1984), Danish football player
- Curth, Johannes (1899–1983), German actor and director
- Curti, Alfredo (1915–1996), Italian documentary filmmaker
- Curti, Beat (* 1937), Swiss entrepreneur (retail, media)
- Curti, Curzio (1847–1913), Swiss lawyer and politician (FDP)
- Curti, Franz (1854–1898), German composer
- Curti, Theodor (1848–1914), Swiss-German journalist and politician
- Curti, Wilhelm von (1598–1678), Hessian nobleman and diplomat in English service
- Curtianu, Alexandru (* 1974), Moldovan football player
- Curtice, Harlow Herbert (1893–1962), General Motors CEO and Person of the Year 1955
- Curticeanu, Silviu (* 1933), Romanian politician (PCR)
- Curtilius Mancia, Titus , Roman politician and governor of Germania
- Curtin, Andrew Gregg (1817-1894), American politician
- Curtin, Deirdre (* 1960), Irish university professor, professor of European law
- Curtin, Jane (born 1947), American actress
- Curtin, Jim (* 1979), American soccer player and current coach
- Curtin, John (1885–1945) Australian politician and Prime Minister
- Curtin, Phyllis (1921-2016), American opera singer (soprano)
- Curtin, Terence (* 1945), Australian clergyman, auxiliary bishop in Melbourne
- Curtin, Valerie (* 1945), American actress and screenwriter
- Curtin, Willard S. (1905-1996), American politician
- Curtis, Adam (born 1955), British documentary filmmaker
- Curtis, Alan (1909–1953), American actor
- Curtis, Alan (1934–2015), American harpsichordist, musicologist and conductor
- Curtis, Alfred Allen (1831–1908), American clergyman and Bishop of Wilmington
- Curtis, Allegra (* 1966), German-American actress, presenter, columnist, designer and book author
- Curtis, Ann (1926–2012), American swimmer
- Curtis, Ben (* 1977), American golfer of the PGA TOUR
- Curtis, Benjamin Robbins (1809–1874), American lawyer and US Supreme Court Justice
- Curtis, Betty (1936-2006), Italian singer
- Curtis, Billy (1909–1988), short American actor and stunt performer
- Curtis, Bob (1925–2009), American dancer and choreographer
- Curtis, Bret (* 1966), American entrepreneur and racing car driver
- Curtis, Caleb (* 1985), American jazz musician
- Curtis, Carl (1905–2000), American politician (Republican Party)
- Curtis, Carlton Brandaga (1811-1883), American politician
- Curtis, Caylian (* 1981), Czech porn actress
- Curtis, Charles (1860–1936), American politician
- Curtis, Charles Gordon (1860–1953), American steam turbine inventor
- Curtis, Charles W. (* 1926), American mathematician
- Curtis, Chris (1941-2005), English drummer
- Curtis, Clem (1940-2017), British singer
- Curtis, Cliff (born 1968), New Zealand actor
- Curtis, Clive , British stuntman, second unit director, actor and weightlifter
- Curtis, Dan (1928–2006), American film director and film and television producer
- Curtis, Dermot (1932-2008), Irish football player
- Curtis, Dick (1802–1843), English boxer of the bare knuckle era
- Curtis, Edward (1801-1856), American lawyer and politician
- Curtis, Edward (1868–1952), American photographer
- Curtis, Edward B. (* 1933), American mathematician
- Curtis, Edward J. (1827–1895) American politician
- Curtis, Frank , British racing car driver
- Curtis, Frederick FC (1903–1975), German-British architect
- Curtis, Garniss (1919–2012), American geologist
- Curtis, George M. (1844–1921), American politician
- Curtis, Heber Doust (1872–1942), American astronomer
- Curtis, Henry Holbrook (1856–1920), American ear, nose and throat doctor, voice therapist, inventor of the tonograph
- Curtis, Hillman (1961–2012), American media designer
- Curtis, Ian (1956–1980), English singer and guitarist with Joy Division
- Curtis, JR (1945-2000), American entrepreneur and politician
- Curtis, Jackie (1947–1985), American playwright, actor, singer and "Andy Warhol superstar"
- Curtis, Jamie Lee (* 1958), American actress and author of children's books
- Curtis, Jean-Louis (1917–1995), French writer
- Curtis, John (1791-1862) British entomologist and illustrator
- Curtis, John R. (* 1960), American Republican Party politician
- Curtis, Kelly (born 1956), American film actress
- Curtis, Ken (1916–1991) American actor and country singer
- Curtis, Kenneth M. (* 1931), American politician
- Curtis, Kevin (born 1978), American football player
- Curtis, Laurence (1893-1989), American politician
- Curtis, Lettice (1915-2014), British aviator and flight test engineer
- Curtis, Liane Alexandra (* 1965), American film and television actress
- Curtis, Lionel George (1872–1955) British civil servant and lawyer
- Curtis, Luques (* 1983), American jazz musician
- Curtis, Mac (1939-2013), American country and rockabilly singer
- Curtis, Margaret (1883–1965) American golf and tennis player
- Curtis, Mekai (* 2000), American actor and child actor
- Curtis, Natalie (1875–1921), American ethnographer and music ethnologist
- Curtis, Neil (* 1971), Austrian media artist, body paint artist, photographer and graphic designer
- Curtis, Newton Martin (1835–1910), American officer and politician
- Curtis, Nina (* 1988), Australian sailor
- Curtis, Oakley C. (1865-1924) American politician
- Curtis, Peter Theo (* 1968), American journalist
- Curtis, Ralph Wormeley (1854–1922) American painter
- Curtis, Richard (born 1956), New Zealand screenwriter
- Curtis, Robert George (1889–1936), Edgar Wallace's private secretary
- Curtis, Robert Turner (born 1946), British mathematician
- Curtis, Robin (born 1956), American actress
- Curtis, Robin (* 1964), Canadian cultural scientist
- Curtis, Samuel Ryan (1805–1866) American politician and officer
- Curtis, Sandy (born 1948), Australian author
- Curtis, Simon (* 1960), British film producer and director
- Curtis, Sonny (born 1937), American singer, guitarist and songwriter
- Curtis, Stuart (1954–2012), American jazz saxophonist
- Curtis, Thomas (1873-1944), American hurdler and Olympic champion
- Curtis, Thomas B. (1911–1993), American politician
- Curtis, Tony (1925-2010) American film actor, painter, writer, and artist
- Curtis, Tony (born 1946), Welsh writer
- Curtis, Walter William (1913–1997), American clergyman, Roman Catholic Bishop of Bridgeport
- Curtis, Wanda (* 1975), Hungarian porn actress
- Curtis, William (1746–1799) English botanist, pharmacist, and entomologist
- Curtis, William Buckingham (1837–1900), American sports official, entrepreneur, sprinter, strength athlete, speed skater
- Curtis, Winifred Mary (1905-2005), Anglo-Australian botanist
- Curtis, Zaccai (* 1981), American jazz musician (piano, keyboard, composition)
- Curtis-Barrett, Jamie (* 1984), English snooker player
- Curtis-Hall, Vondie (born 1950), American actor, director and screenwriter
- Curtis-Smith, Curtis OB (1941-2014), American composer
- Curtiss, Charles Francis (1921–2007), American chemist
- Curtiss, David Raymond (1878–1953), American mathematician
- Curtiss, Edward (1898–1970), American film editor
- Curtiss, Elden Francis (born 1932), American clergyman, senior archbishop of Anchorage
- Curtiss, Glenn (1878–1930) American racing driver, aviation pioneer, pilot and entrepreneur
- Curtiss, HW (1824–1902) American politician
- Curtiss, James (1803-1859) American politician
- Curtiss, John H. (1909–1977) American mathematician
- Curtiss, Ursula (1923–1984), American writer
- Curtius Iustus, Gaius , Roman consul 150
- Curtius Rufus, Quintus , Roman historian
- Curtius Rufus, Quintus , Roman suffect consul 43
- Curtius, Amalie (1780–1835), German writer
- Curtius, Carl (1841–1922), German educator, historian and librarian
- Curtius, Carl Georg (1771–1857), Syndic of the Council of the Hanseatic City of Lübeck
- Curtius, Ernst (1814–1896), German archaeologist and historian
- Curtius, Ernst Robert (1886–1956), German scholar and Romanist
- Curtius, Friedrich (1851–1933), German administrative lawyer and civil servant, member of the state parliament, office holder in the Protestant church
- Curtius, Friedrich (1896–1975), German internist
- Curtius, Friedrich (* 1976), German sports official
- Curtius, Friedrich Wilhelm (1782–1862), German chemical entrepreneur
- Curtius, Georg (1820–1885), German philologist
- Curtius, Julius (1877–1948), German politician (DVP), MdR, Reich Economics Minister and Reich Foreign Minister
- Curtius, Katharina († 1629), German woman, executed as a witch
- Curtius, Ludwig (1874–1954), German classical archaeologist
- Curtius, Mechthild (* 1939), German writer and literary scholar
- Curtius, Michael Conrad (1724–1802), German philologist, historian and university professor
- Curtius, Otto (1653–1726), German pastor of Golzheim
- Curtius, Sebastian (1620–1684), German Reformed clergyman, theologian and university professor
- Curtius, Theodor (1811–1889), German lawyer and notary, later senator and mayor of the Hanseatic city of Lübeck
- Curtius, Theodor (1857–1928), German chemist
- Curtius, Valentin (1493–1567), theologian, reformer
- Curtius, Wolfgang (1910–1996), German entrepreneur
- Curtius-Noss, Natascha (* 1962), German costume designer
- Curtiz, Michael (1886–1962), Hungarian-Austrian-American film director
- Curtmann, Wilhelm (1802–1871), German educator
- Curtmann, Wilhelm (1833-1893), member of the state parliament, Grand Duchy of Hesse
- Curto, Arno Del (* 1956), Swiss ice hockey player and coach
- Curto, Manuel (* 1986), Portuguese soccer player
- Curtolo, Alberto (* 1984), Italian racing cyclist
- Curtoni, Elena (* 1991), Italian ski racer
- Curtoni, Irene (* 1985), Italian ski racer
- Curtoni, Vittorio (1949–2011), Italian science fiction writer and translator
- Curty, Olivier (* 1972), Swiss politician (CVP)
- Curtz, Albert (1600–1671), Bavarian religious, Jesuit, writer and translator, and astronomer
- Curtze, Carl (1807–1855), German pastor and member of parliament
- Curtze, Louis Friedrich Christian (1807–1870), German Protestant clergyman, teacher and local researcher
- Curtze, Maximilian (1837–1903), German teacher, mathematician, Copernicus researcher, translator and editor of mathematical writings
Curu
- Curuchet, Gabriel (* 1963), Argentine cyclist
- Curuchet, Juan Esteban (* 1965), Argentine track and road cyclist
- Curuchet, Marcel († 2012), Uruguayan musician
- Çürükkaya, Selim (* 1954), Kurdish writer and PEN member
- Çürüksu, Numan (* 1984), Turkish soccer player
- Curumin (* 1976), Brazilian musician
- Ćuruvija, Marko (* 1981), Serbian handball player
Curv
- Curval, Philippe (* 1929), French science fiction author, illustrator and science journalist
- Curvers, Roy (* 1979), Dutch cyclist and coach
Curw
- Curwen, John (1816-1880), English music teacher
- Curwen, Thomas († 1463), English knight
- Curwood, James Oliver (1878-1927), American writer
Cury
- Cury, Augusto (* 1958), Brazilian doctor, physiotherapist, psychiatrist and writer
- Cury, Yasmin (* 1991), Brazilian badminton player
- Curyło, Małgorzata (* 1994), Polish sprinter
Short
- Curzi, Cesare (* 1926), American opera singer
- Curzi, Denis (* 1975), Italian marathon runner
- Curzi, Pierre (* 1946), Canadian actor and politician
- Curzon, Alexandra Naldera (1904–1995), British nobleman
- Curzon, Alfred de (1820–1895), French genre and landscape painter
- Curzon, Clifford (1907-1982), British pianist
- Curzon, Cynthia Blanche (1898–1933), British nobleman and politician
- Curzon, Francis, 5th Earl Howe (1884–1964), British racing car driver, politician, member of the House of Commons and officer
- Curzon, Frederick, 7th Earl Howe (born 1951), British businessman, Secretary of State and member of the House of Lords
- Curzon, George, 1st Marquess Curzon of Kedleston (1859–1925), Conservative British statesman and Viceroy of India (1899–1905)
- Curzon, Grace, Marchioness Curzon of Kedleston (1879–1958), American-British high society lady
- Curzon, Irene, 2nd Baroness Ravensdale (1896–1966), British nobleman and member of the House of Lords
- Curzon, Mary, Baroness Curzon of Kedleston (1870–1906), Viceroy of India
- Curzon, Robert, 14th Baron Zouche (1810–1873), British traveler, travel writer, diplomat and book collector
- Curzon-Price, Victoria (* 1942), Swiss economist