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1. Stephen Fry- A True British National Treasure May 11, 2011 Stephen Fry is one of those rare beasts: a genuine national treasure. No one dislikes him. Go on, we dare you to find someone who doesn't like this man and we'll call them a liar. And an idiot.Stephen Fry isn't just an institution. He's a museum, a sprawling library, a veritable Big Ben of wit and wonderfulness beloved by all who know him and all who goggle at him on the telly. He's a pretty good comedian too. Stephen first appeared on the Edinburgh Fringe back in 1981 as part of the award-winning Cambridge Footlights Review alongside Hugh Laurie, Tony Slattery and Emma Thompson, and soon appe... (read more) Author: Karl Contreras

2. Norman Hartnell July 09, 2010 Early Life and career Hartnell is famous as the man who made London a fashion centre. Born to an upwardly mobile family in Streatham, a suburb in southwest London, his parents were then publicans and owners of the prophetically named Crown & Sceptre, a large coaching inn at the top of Streatham Hill. Educated at Mill Hill School, Hartnell became an undergraduate of Magdalene College, Cambridge and read Modern Languages, but was more interested in performing in, and designing productions for, the university Footlights, still an incubator of dramatic talent, where he gained fame. He left Cam... (read more) Author: xyxy wang

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