Drake

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Contents 1 People 1.1 Given name 1.2 Stage name 1.3 Surname/Family name 1.3.1 A 1.3.2 B and C 1.3.3 D, E, F 1.3.4 G and H 1.3.5 J 1.3.6 M-P 1.3.7 T 2 Arts and Entertainment 2.1 Music 2.2 Films 2.3 Characters in film 2.4 Characters in fiction 2.5 Characters on television 2.6 Characters in comics 2.7 Pokémon characters 2.8 Walt Disney characters 2.9 Computer games 3 Geographic locations 4 Arenas and stadia 5 Hotels 6 Companies 7 Ships 8 Other 9 See also

Drake may refer to:

• A male duck
• An archaic word for dragon (from Old English draca)
• One of a range of artificial bait used in fly fishing

People

Given name

• Drake Bell (born 1986), actor and musician
• Drake Berehowsky (born 1972), Canadian hockey player
• Drake Hogestyn (born 1953), American soap opera actor

Stage name

• Aubrey Graham (born 1986), stage name "Drake", Canadian actor and rapper

Surname/Family name

A

• Abraham Drake (1715–1781), American military officer
• Alexander Wilson Drake (1843–1916), American artist
• Alfred Drake (1914–1992), American actor
• Alfred George Drake (1894–1915), British soldier
• Arnold Drake (1924–2007), American writer of comic books

B and C

• Brad E. Drake, Florida politician
• Bruce Drake (1905–1983), American basketball coach
• Charles Drake (1917–1994), American actor
• Charles George Drake (1920–1998), Canadian neurosurgeon
• Charlie Drake (1925-2006), British actor

D, E, F

• David Drake (born 1945), American sci-fi and fantasy writer
• Edwin Drake (1819–1880), American oil driller
• Emmanuel Drake del Castillo (1855–1904), French botanist
• Ervin Drake (born 1919), American songwriter
• Fabia Drake (1904—1990), English actress
• Sir Francis Drake (1540-1595), English explorer and privateer
• Frank Drake (born 1930), American astronomer and astrophysicist who developed the Drake equation

G and H

• Gabrielle Drake (born 1944), British actress
• Gavin Drake (born 1970), British journalist
• George Burton Drake (1876–1942), American landscape painter and minister
• Howard Drake, British diplomat

J

• James Drake (1850–1915), Australian politician
• Jay Drake (born 1969), American auto racing driver
• Jessica Drake (born 1974), American pornographic actress
• Jimmy Drake (1912-1968), American humorist and musician (stage name: Nervous Norvus)
• Joseph Rodman Drake (1795–1820), American poet
• Joshua F. Drake, American musicologist

M-P

• Marino Drake (born 1967), Cuban high jumper
• Markus Drake, Finnish politician
• Nathan Drake (1766–1836), British essayist and physician
• Nick Drake (1948–1974), British singer and songwriter
• Penny Drake, American actress, star of Bikini News

T

• Ted Drake (1912–1995), British cricket and football player
• Thelma Drake (born 1949), American politician
• Tom Drake (1918–1982), American actor
• Tom Drake (baseball player) (1912–1988), American baseball player
• Thomas J. Drake (1797–1875), American politician

Arts and Entertainment

Music

• Drake (entertainer)
• "Drake", a song by the Afro Celt Sound System from the album Volume 5: Anatomic

Films

• Vera Drake, a British film directed by Mike Leigh

Characters in film

• Drake, a dragon in the film Dragonheart: A New Beginning, voiced by Robby Benson
• Drake, a villain in the film Blade: Trinity, also known as Dracula and Dagon
• Drake, Mr. Warbucks' butler in the musical Annie
• Private M. Drake, a Colonial Marine character from Aliens (film)

Characters in fiction

• X Drake, a character from One Piece

Characters on television

• Dèmon Drake, a "good" demon in the television series Charmed, portrayed by Billy Zane
• Drake Parker, a character in Drake & Josh (played by Drake Bell)
• John Drake (Danger Man), a character in the television show Danger Man
• Kamen Rider Drake, one of the characters in Kamen Rider Kabuto
• Monkey D. Luffy, known in Greece as Drake
• Paul Drake, a character in Perry Mason
• The Drake, played by Rick Overton, a minor recurring character in Seinfeld

Characters in comics

• Bobby Drake, also known as Iceman (comics), a character in Marvel Comics
• Frank Drake (comics), a character in Marvel Comics
• Robin (Tim Drake), the third and current Robin in DC Comics

Pokémon characters

• Drake - Member of the Hoenn Elite Four.
• Drake - Orange Islands Gym Leader.

Walt Disney characters

• Doofus Drake
• Downy O'Drake
• Drake Mallard
• Ludwig Von Drake

Computer games

• Drake, main character of Interplay's role playing game Stonekeep
• Drake, species of free software game Battle for Wesnoth
• Drake, playable character of Advance Wars
• Drake, Caldari Battlecruiser in the MMORPG EVE Online
• Nathan Drake, main character of Naughty Dog's Uncharted: Drake's Fortune
• Drake, also known as a Septim, the currency unit in The Elder Scrolls series.
• Drake, a Dinosaur-type monster in the MMORPG Maplestory.

Geographic locations

• Drake Passage or Drake Strait, between Cape Horn and Antarctica

Australia

• Drake, New South Wales

Canada

• Drake, Saskatchewan, a town in Canada

United Kingdom

• Drake's Island in Plymouth Sound, Devon, England

United States

• Drake, Arizona, an unincorporated town
• Drake, Colorado, an unincorporated town
• Drake, Illinois, an unincorporated town
• Drake, North Dakota, a city
• Drakes Bay near San Francisco, California

Arenas and stadia

• Clare Drake Arena in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
• Drake Stadium in Des Moines, Iowa, United States
• Drake Stadium (UCLA), Los Angeles, California, United States

Hotels

• Drake Hotel (Chicago), Illinois, United States
• Drake Hotel (Toronto), Ontario, Canada

Companies

• Drake's, a baking company
• R. L. Drake Company, a manufacturer of radio equipment

Ships

• Drake, a 17th century English Navy ship, 6th rate, commanded in 1688 by John Tyrrell (Oakley)
• Drake class cruiser

Other

• Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa, United States
• M157 amphibious vehicle, built by GMC in the 1950's

See also

• The Drake (disambiguation page)

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