John Carter may refer to:

Business

John Carter (businessman) (born 1961/62), British businessman, CEO of Travis Perkins

John Carter (insurance executive) (born 1937), chairman of Commercial Union (1994–1998)

John W. Carter (died 1895), partner in Carter's Ink Company in Massachusetts

Arts and entertainment

John Carter (actor) (1927–2015), American actor and director

Carter (artist) (John Carter, born 1970), American artist and film director

John Carter (writer) (1905–1975), English author, book collector and bookseller

John Carter (film editor) (1922–2018), American film editor

John Carter (mouth artist) (1815–1850), disabled English artist

John Carter (sound engineer) (1907–1982), American film audio engineer

John Charles Carter, birth name of actor Charlton Heston

Media

John Carter (film), a 2012 film about the Burroughs character on Mars

Princess of Mars, a 2009 direct-to-DVD film retitled in 2012 to John Carter of Mars

John Carter, Warlord of Mars, a Marvel Comics series created in 1977

John Carter, Warlord of Mars (role-playing game), 1978

John Carter: Warlord of Mars, board game

Music

John Carter (1832–1916), English organist and composer, brother of William Carter

John Carter (jazz musician) (1929–1991), American jazz musician

John Carter (English musician) (born 1942), English singer-songwriter

John S. Carter (1945–2011), American music executive, producer, and songwriter, often known simply as Carter

Johnny Carter (singer) (1934–2009), American singer and member of the Dells and the Flamingos

Fictional characters

John Carter of Mars, a character from the classic science fiction series of novels by Edgar Rice Burroughs

John Carter (ER), a character from the television series ER played by Noah Wyle

John Carter (Little House)

Johnny Carter (EastEnders), a character from the television series EastEnders

Military

John Carter (Royal Navy officer) (1785–1863), Irish born Royal Navy officer during the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars

John C. Carter (U.S. naval officer) (1805–1870), U.S. naval officer including during the American Civil War

John C. Carter (1837–1864), Confederate general in the American Civil War

John J. Carter (1842–1917), Irish officer who fought in the American Civil War

Politics

United States

Jack Carter (politician) (John William Carter, born 1947), U.S. Senate candidate from Nevada, son of President Jimmy Carter

John Carter (South Carolina politician) (1792–1850), U.S. representative from South Carolina

John Carter (Texas politician) (born 1941), U.S. representative from Texas

John A. Carter (Virginia politician) (1808–1895), represented Loudoun County in both houses of the Virginia General Assembly and 2 conventions

John R. Carter (diplomat) (1864–1944), U.S. diplomat and banker

John Prentiss Carter (1840–1925), lieutenant governor of Mississippi

John Carter Sr. (1613–1670), English merchant and politician in Virginia, founder of the Carter Family of Virginia

John Carter Jr. (died 1690), son of John Carter, Sr. and member of the Virginia House of Burgesses

John Carter (Virginia colonial secretary) (1696–1742), Virginia planter, lawyer, merchant and politician

John Carter, U.S. Air Force veteran and candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives in North Carolina in 2010

United Kingdom

John Carter (died 1408), MP for Scarborough

John Carter (died 1432), MP for Scarborough

John Carter (Roundhead) (died 1676), English Parliamentary soldier and politician

John Carter (mayor of Portsmouth) (1741–1808), English merchant and mayor

Other countries

John Chilton Lambton Carter (1816–1872), New Zealand politician

John Carter (Australian politician) (1893–1971), Australian politician

John Carter (New Zealand politician) (born 1950), New Zealand politician and mayor of the Far North District

John A. Carter (Newfoundland politician) (1933–2017), politician and farmer in Newfoundland, Canada

John Carter (ambassador) (1919–2005), Guyanese politician, lawyer and diplomat

Religion

John S. Carter (Latter Day Saints) (1792–1834), early American leader in the Latter Day Saint movement