Jean-Marie Auberson, died in Draguignan Sébastien Bouin, rock climber, born in Draguignan Patricia Burke, a British actress, died in Draguignan Georges Clemenceau, was a politician of Draguignan: deputy of the district of Draguignan (1885–1893) and senator of the same district (1902–1920), French prime minister in 1906-1909 and 1917–1920 Alain Connes, born in Draguignan Michel Constantin, died in Draguignan Abel Douay, born in Draguignan Michaël Fabre, born in Draguignan Gustave Ferrié, studied in Draguignan Estève Garcin, born in Draguignan Claude Gay, born in Draguignan Maximin Isnard, was a politician of Draguignan Michel Lafourcade, died in Draguignan Hippolyte Mège-Mouriès, born in Draguignan Charlotte Morel, born in Draguignan Louis Moréri, studied in Draguignan Henri Mulet, French organist and composer, spent the last 30 years of his life in Draguignan, as organist of the cathedral there. Émile Ollivier, was a politician of Draguignan: deputy of the district of Draguignan, then prime minister in 1870 Lily Pons, born in Draguignan Ronald Searle, a British artist, died in Draguignan Philippe Seguin, studied in Draguignan Georges Thill, died in Draguignan Christopher Tolkien, lived in Draguignan from 1975 until his death in January 2020 Twin towns Tuttlingen, Germany Pictures See also Communes of the Var department (in French) (in French) List of works by Auguste Carli References External links City council website (in French) Communes of Var (department) French Riviera Subprefectures in France