Chris Martin

American journalist, war reporter

British journalist

British politician

British theatre director

Brazilian actor, film director

Canadian director

Austrian-born film and television producer and director

British writer

British playwright

British television and film actor

British actress

British film director

Director of The Stones of Blood

British writer

British philologist and author, creator of classic fantasy works

Australian critic, historian, and writer

Soviet ballet dancer and choreographer

British politician

British director

British writer

British writer

British journalist and filmmaker

English stage, television, and film director

British painter, writer and art critic

Canadian-born American writer

English poet and artist

British television dramatist

British broadcaster and author

British film director

British actor

British actor, writer and theatre director

English artist and music journalist

American guitarist

English Singer, Lecturer, critic and writer

American film and television actor

Australian journalist

American film director

Former CIA agent; author; expatriate American

Chilean physician and politician

American politician; President of the United States from 1989 to 1993

American politician; 43rd President of the United States

British-American journalist

British fighter pilot

British actor

British actor

Film director

Nobel-winning Irish writer

Russian composer, doctor and chemist

English composer, conductor, and pianist

German-American conductor, pianist, and composer

British television presenter

British film director and producer

British documentary film maker and director

English film director

British director and playwright

British television and film director

British filmmaker

Film director

British film director

British television producer and television director

British actor

English actor, radio personality

South African rugby union footballer

British television director

Eldest son and heir-apparent of Queen Elizabeth II