Joseph Epstein is also the name of an American editor and essayist.

Kathleen Epstein, the daughter of Jacob Epstein and Kathleen Garman, was once married to Lucian Freud

Leslie Epstein, novelist

Mikhail Epstein, literary theorist and Emory University professor.

Epstein-Barr virus

Howie Epstein, bass guitarist

Mike Epstein, baseball player

Jean Epstein, film director.

Joseph Epstein, French resistance leader

Israel Epstein, Polish-Chinese] journalist

Richard Epstein, law professor.

Abraham Epstein (born 1841), Russo-Austrian rabbinical scholar

Moshe Mordechai Epstein, rabbi and author of the Levush Mordechai.

Ebstein's anomaly

Jacob Epstein (student), alleged Soviet intelligence agent

Giora Epstein, "ace of aces" Israeli fighter pilot.

Fred Epstein, pediatric neurosurgeon

David Eppstein, computer scientist

Jake Epstein, Canadian actor

Daniel Mark Epstein, biographer and poet.

Paul Sophus Epstein, American mathematician/physicist of Polish/Russian origin and California Institute of Technology professor.

Daniel Epstein, pianist.

Wilhelm Ebstein (1836–1912), German Jewish physician and nutritionist

Jeffrey Epstein, Billionaire financier

Howard Epstein, Canadian politician.

Aryeh Löb Epstein ben Mordecai, Polish rabbi

Charlotte Epstein, "Mother of Women's Swimming in America"

David B. A. Epstein, mathematician

Barbara Epstein, literary editor

Samuel Epstein, doctor and professor of environmental medicine

Katja Ebstein, German singer

Julius Epstein (pianist)

Paul Epstein, German mathematician

Richard A. Epstein, mathematician, game theorist

Temi Epstein, child actress

Steven Epstein (academic), sociologist

Sir Michael Anthony Epstein, British pahologist. One of the discoverers of the Epstein-Barr virus.

Mark Epstein, psychotherapist

Palais Epstein in Vienna

Louis Epstein, a worldwide clothing manufacturer

Steven Epstein (music producer), U.S. classical music producer with Sony

Isidore Epstein, rabbi and biblical scholar

Mel Epstein, film director and producer

Alex Epstein, objectivist philosopher

The surname Epstein is one of the oldest Jewish family names in the Slavic countries. Some people with this name include:

Anthony Epstein, pathologist and co-discoverer of the Epstein-Barr virus

Baruch Epstein, Lithuanian rabbi and the son of Yechiel Michel Epstein.

Brian Epstein, manager of the Beatles

Edward Jay Epstein, author and early critic of the Warren Commission

Jason Epstein, publisher who popularized the trade paperback

Julius J. Epstein, Oscar-winning screenwriter, brother of Philip G. Epstein

Philip G. Epstein, Oscar-winning screenwriter, brother to Julius J. Epstein.

Theo Epstein, Executive Vice President/General Manager of the Boston Red Sox.

Yechiel Michel Epstein, Lithuanian rabbi and author of the Arukh HaShulkhan.

Eppstein, a town in Hesse, Germany