People
- Given name
- Britt Ekland, a Swedish actress
- Britt Daniel, lead singer of the band Spoon
- Britt Raaby, a Danish freestyle swimmer
- Britt Love, singer with Mini Viva
- Surname
- Brian A. Britt, a music professor and director of The Pride of Oklahoma Marching Band
- Catherine Britt, an Australian country music artist
- Charles Robin Britt, former U.S. congressman
- Chris Britt, an editorial cartoonist
- Clifton Todd Britt, birthname of Lexington Steele, a pornographic actor
- Darren Britt, an Australian cricketer
- Edgar Britt, an Australian jockey
- Elton Britt, an American country music yodeler and singer
- Gwendolyn T. Britt, a member of the Maryland State Senate
- Harry Britt, a gay political activist from San Francisco, California
- Jim Britt, an American sportscaster
- John J. Britt, philatelist awarded the Lichtenstein Medal
- Kenny Britt, an American football player with the Tennessee Titans
- King Britt, an American DJ and record producer
- Kris Britt, an Australian rugby league player
- Maurice Britt, an American football player and Medal of Honor recipient
- May Britt, a movie actress in the 1950s; married Sammy Davis, Jr.
- Wesley Britt, an American football player with the New England Patriots
- Fictional characters
- Edie Britt, on the TV series Desperate Housewives portrayed by Nicollette Sheridan
- Ponsonby Britt, fictional executive producer of The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show
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