Mannix is an American television show that aired between 1967 and 1975.

Contents

• Surname
• Given name
• Other uses

Mannix may also refer to:

Surname

• Adrian Mannix (born 1988), Irish hurler
• Alan Mannix (born 1947), Australian rules footballer
• Brian Mannix (born 1961), Australian rock singer and actor
• Daniel Mannix (1864–1963), longtime Catholic Archbishop of Melbourne
• Daniel P. Mannix (1911–1997), author and journalist
• David Mannix (born 1985), English retired footballer
• Eddie Mannix (1891–1963), American film studio executive and "fixer"
• Edward Mannix (1928–1995), American voice actor, author and journalist
• Elizabeth A. Mannix, Cornell University management professor
• Emily Mannix (born 1994), Australian netball player
• Fred Mannix (born 1942), Canadian billionaire businessman
• Fred Mannix Jr. (born 1983/84), Canadian polo player, son of Fred Mannix
• Frederick S. Mannix (1881–1951), Canadian entrepreneur, grandfather of Fred Mannix
• Gareth Mannix (born 1977), Irish record producer
• Sir Henry Mannix, 1st Baronet (1740–1822), Anglo-Irish magistrate
• Jack Mannix (1920–1994), Australian politician
• Kevin Mannix (born 1949), American politician
• Richard E. Mannix (1928–2011), American politician
• Simon Mannix (born 1971), New Zealand rugby union football coach and former player
• Tom Mannix (born 1963), Irish Gaelic footballer
• Toni Mannix (1906–1983), American actress, dancer and wife of Eddie Mannix
• William Francis Mannix (died 1920), author and forger.

Given name

• Mannix Dalipe (born 1973), Filipino politician
• Mannix Flynn (born 1957), Irish author and artist
• Mannix Joyce (1924–2006), Irish local historian and writer
• Mannix Román (born 1983), Puerto Rican volleyball player

Other uses

• Mannix (album), the 1969 soundtrack for the television show
• Mannix College (Monash University), an Australian residential college named after Daniel Mannix

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