the Council of the Duchy of Lancaster James Lupton, Lord Lupton of Lovington, Banker, Trustee of the British Museum Sir (John) Hubert Worthington, English architect The arts, literature and humanities John Arden, dramatist Greig Barr, Fellow and Rector of Exeter College, Oxford Sir John Christopher Malcolm Baynes, 7th Bt., author Simon Beaufoy, Screenwriter and 2009 Oscar winner for Slumdog Millionaire. Wrote The Full Monty. Leonard Boden, Scottish portrait painter Timothy Birdsall, Cartoonist Colin Blakely, British character actor JB Blanc, British film actor William George Clark, English classical and Shakespearean scholar Henry Wilkinson Cookson, Master of Peterhouse, Cambridge, and five times Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge William Craven, Master of St. John's College, Cambridge, and Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge Ernest Crawley, English schoolmaster, sexologist, anthropologist, sports journalist and exponent of ball games Hugh I'Anson Fausset, Literary critic, biographer, poet and religious writer Arthur Foxton Ferguson, English baritone, lecturer and German translator Assheton Gorton, Production designer and Academy Award nominee Mark Herman, film director and screenwriter Tim Kevan, English writer and barrister Francis Llewellyn Griffith, British Egyptologist Rab Bruce Lockhart, Scottish educationist and rugby union player Dugald Bruce Lockhart, actor Phillip Mason, author Alan Macfarlane, Professor Emeritus of Anthropology, King's College, Cambridge Colin Matthew, historian and the first editor of the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography Fergus McDonell, film editor and director Jim Muir, BBC Middle East correspondent Nigel D. Oram, public servant, military officer and anthropologist Barry Pain, journalist, poet and writer George Edwards Peacock, eminent Australian colonial artist Adam Rickitt, actor, singer, model and one time Conservative parliamentary candidate F. A. Ridley, historian and Marxist Simon Slater, musician and TV and film actor Richard Smyth, English school headmaster and cricketer. Sir Archibald Strong, Australian scholar and poet Richard Suart, Opera singer and actor Mark Umbers, actor - theatre and film Adrian Gibson, musician (trumpet) , theatre shows (Jackson 5, Jimmy Osmond,) various TV and Radio appearances Roger Vignoles, piano accompanist James Walker né Chalton, member of the Royal Shakespeare Company and screen actor John Dawson Watson, British painter and illustrator James Wilby, actor William John Woodhouse, classical scholar and author A former teacher at the school was Henry Watson Fowler, the writer of A Dictionary of Modern English Usage Science and exploration Peter Addyman, British archaeologist Wilfred Eade Agar, Anglo-Australian zoologist Anthony Askew, Physician and book collector Peter Barwick, English physician and author George Birkbeck, doctor, academic, philanthropist and early pioneer in adult