List of English people

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Listed below are English people of note and some notable individuals born in England.

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Actors and actresses

Archaeologists and anthropologists

Architects

Artists

Broadcasters

Businessmen and businesswomen

Chefs

Clergy

Comedians

Criminals

Economists

Engineers

Explorers

Filmmakers

Historians

Inventors

See also List of English inventions and discoveries .

Journalists

Military personnel

Monarchs

Musicians

Philosophers

Photographers

Politicians

Revolutionaries

Scientists

Sportsmen and sportswomen

Writers

Other notables

English expatriates

The following were born English, but changed nationality later in their life.

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