Talk:List of Trinidadian Britons

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uncited claims of ethnicity[edit]

I have moved this from the article its uncited genetic and racial claims, feel free to cite and replace. Thanks. Off2riorob (talk) 18:46, 30 December 2010 (UTC)[reply]

Ian Cox - footballer (currently with Maidstone United and also chose to play for Trinidad and Tobago at international level)
Clem Curtis - singer (former lead singer of The Foundations)
MF Doom - Hip-hop artist now living in the United States
Amanda Ghost - songwriter (writer behind hits such as You're Beautiful, Tattoo, Thank You and Beautiful Liar)
Darcus Howe - broadcaster, columnist (associated with Channel 4, also notable for organising the 20,000 strong Black People's March of 1981)
Shaka Hislop - footballer (now retired but has played for the likes of Newcastle United, West Ham and the U.S. side FC Dallas)
C. L. R. James - journalist, socialist theorist and writer
Lennie James - actor and playwright with notable success in the US
Claudia Jones - feminist, Black Nationalist and political activist
Trevor MacDonald, Broadcaster and Newsreader (knighted and has won more awards than any other British broadcaster)
Ronnie Mauge - former footballer (played for various British sides and Trinidad and Tobago nationally)
Sam Mendes - film director (born to a Portuguese-Trinidadian father)
Clinton Morrison - footballer (footballer currently with Coventry City and plays for Ireland at national level due to mixed ancestry)
Craig Rocastle - footballer (midfielder formerly of Sheffield Wednesday and Oldham Athletic)
Jlloyd Samuel - footballer (defender currently with Bolton Wanderers)
Ricky Shakes - footballer (right winger currently with Ebbsfleet United)
Rudolph Walker - actor, OBE (appeared in Love Thy Neighbour, Ali G Indahouse and EastEnders
Tony Warner - footballer (currently with Hull City and also plays for Trinidad at national level)
Don Warrington - actor, MBE (appeared in many TV productions and competed on Strictly Come Dancing Series Six)
Wiley - Grime MC and producer (most famous for his 2008 hit single Wearing My Rolex)
Bobby Zamora - footballer (currently with Fulham)
Danny Cipriani - rugby union footballer (plays for England nationally and London Wasps)
Delon Armitage - England and London Irish Rugby union footballer (born in Trinidad)
Lenora Crichlow - Actress most notably in the BBC Three series Being Human