Hector Cuper – football manager. Rodolfo Enrique Fogwill – author and sociologist. Donald Forrester – cricketer. John Godwin – sub-Lieutenant in the British Royal Naval Reserve in World War II. Joined 14 (Arctic) Commando and was lost on Operation Checkpoint. Andrew Graham-Yooll – author, worked for Perfil. Trevor Grove – journalist and newspaper editor. Soto Grimshaw – naturalist and explorer. Diego Hartfield – tennis player. Juan Enrique Hayes – football player. Leonardo Henrichsen – photojournalist. Mariano Hood – tennis player. Juan Carlos Howard – tango pianist and composer. William Henry Hudson – author and naturalist. Martita Hunt – actress. Olivia Hussey – actress best known for her role as Juliet in Franco Zeffirelli's 1968 film version of Romeo and Juliet. Lewis Lacey – polo player who was Argentina's second 10-goal player. Roberto M. Levingston – Argentina President June 18, 1970 – March 21, 1971 Francisco Moreno – explorer and geographer. His mother, Juana Thwaites, was of English descent. Isaac Newell – founder or Newell's Old Boys football club. Olga Casares Pearson – actress. Carlos Pellegrini – President of Argentina from 6 August 1890 to 12 October 1892. His mother, María Bevans Bright, was of English origin. Julio Porter – screenwriter and film director, known for being one of the most prolific screenwriters and film directors in the history of the Cinema of Argentina. Peter Prescott (barrister) – Queen's Counsel. Jorge Pullin – physicist. Anya Taylor-Joy – actress. Collier Twentyman Smithers – portrait, figure and rustic painter. René Strickler – actor. Martín Jacobo Thompson – navy officer and patriot, founder of the Argentine Naval Prefecture. Maria Elena Walsh – children's literature writer and singer. Eduardo Wilde – physician, politician and writer. Amancio Williams – architect. Elena Roger – actress. Carlos Micháns – composer and writer. Gallery See also Football in Argentina Buenos Aires English High School Alumni Athletic Club British football clubs tours to South America References External links Anglo-Argentine Society website Immigration to Argentina-Report-Yale ABCC – Argentine British Community Council British Argentine Argentine Immigration to Argentina