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This is a list of notable Trinidadian British people.
- John Alcindor – physician and activist
- Nina Baden-Semper – actress
- Mona Baptiste – actress and singer
- Danielle Belgrave – computer scientist
- Floella Benjamin – actress, author, television presenter, businesswoman and politician (Baroness Benjamin)
- Chris Birchall – footballer, recipient of a CM Medal and currently with Coventry City[1]
- Chris Bisson – actor, East Is East, Coronation Street and Shameless; father and grandfather from Trinidad, great-grandfather was Indian[2]
- Danny Cipriani – rugby union footballer; father was from Trinidad
- Frank Crichlow – activist
- Lenora Crichlow – actress
- MF DOOM – rapper and record producer
- Nubya Garcia – jazz musician; grandfather and grandmother from Trinidad
- Amber Gill – television personality and author
- Darren Henry – politician
- Darcus Howe – journalist, broadcaster, activist
- Lennie James – actor
- Stefan Kalipha – actor
- Trevor McDonald – newsreader and journalist
- Althea McNish – artist and designer
- Steve McQueen – film director
- V. S. Naipaul – award winning author and Nobel laureates
- Billy Ocean – singer, born in Trinidad[3]
- Michael Page – professional boxer and mixed martial artist; father was from Trinidad
- Jadon Sancho – footballer for Borussia Dortmund and England; parents are from Trinidad
- Corinne Skinner-Carter – actor
- AJ Tracey – rapper
- Noel Clarke – actor and producer
- Cathy Tyson – actress
- Eamonn Walker – actor
- Don Warrington – actor
- Wiley – rapper and Grime founder
- Jodie Williams – sprinter; mother was from Trinidad
See also
References
- ↑ "World Cup unknowns". BBC Sport. 20 February 2006. Retrieved 7 December 2009.
- ↑ "Empire's Children – Chris Bisson". Channel 4. Retrieved 30 December 2010.
- ↑ Erlewine, Stephen Thomas. "Billy Ocean Biography". allmusic. Retrieved 25 March 2021.
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