Notable Residents (past)
- Saif al-Islam - Second son of late Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi
- Sir Ove Arup - Architectural structural engineer & founder of the engineering firm Arup
- Charlie Chester - Comedian and TV & Radio presenter
- Charles Clarke - Labour Party MP & Home Secretary
- Sacha Baron Cohen - Comedian, Writer & Actor
- Daniel Craig - Actor
- Robert Donat - Actor
- Clive Dunn - Actor
- Noel Edmonds - Broadcaster (was raised in Brookland Rise)
- Vanessa Feltz - Personality (lived on Winnington Road)
- Darrell Figgis - Irish writer, Sinn Féin activist & independent parliamentarian in the Irish Free State
- Lady Antonia Fraser - Authoress
- Martin Freeman - Actor
- Tony Hancock - Comedian & Actor
- Cyril Luckham - Actor
- Peter Mandelson - Labour Party MP & Cabinet Minister
- David McCallum - Actor
- Lady Elizabeth Pakenham - Historian & Biographer
- Will Self - Author & Journalist
- Paul Scott - Novelist, Playwright & Poet
- Dinah Sheridan - Actress (born Dinah Mec, or Dinah Nadyejda Ginsburg, according to some sources)
- Alastair Sim - Actor
- Nigel Stock - Actor (lived at 21, Heathgate)
- Thomas S. Tait - Modernist Architect
- Elizabeth Taylor - Actress
- Raymond Unwin - Engineer, Architect & Town Planner
- Rebecca West - Authoress, Journalist, Literary critic & Travel writer
- Harold Wilson - Labour Party MP and twice Prime Minister (lived at 10 & 12, Southway)
- Sir Donald Wolfit - Actor
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