Notable Individuals
There are many notable individuals between the Italian Britons, from Giovanni Florio to Dante Gabriel Rossetti and sir Charles Forte.
Today the Italians of the United Kingdom are vibrant in all aspects of British life, contributing mainly to areas of media and entertainment, the arts, sport, business, research and innovation. Frankie Dettori, Lawrence Dallaglio, Anita Roddick, Marco Pierre White, Anthony Minghella, Eduardo Paolozzi and actors like Christopher Carandini Lee, Ken Stott, and Tamsin Outhwaite, are just some of the well known and respected Italian Britons who have contributed to cultural life in London.
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