Editing Pembroke College, Cambridge (section)

== People associated with Pembroke ==
{{Category see also|Fellows of Pembroke College, Cambridge|Alumni of Pembroke College, Cambridge}}
{{Main list|List of Masters of Pembroke College, Cambridge|List of Honorary Fellows of Pembroke College, Cambridge}}

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File:Nicholas Ridley from NPG.jpg|[[Nicholas Ridley (martyr)|Nicholas Ridley]], English Protestant cleric and martyr
File:EdmundSpenser.jpg|[[Edmund Spenser]], the Elizabethan poet remembered for his epic poem ''[[The Faerie Queene]]''
File:Launcelot Andrews (1555-1626), English School circa 1660 (cropped).jpg|[[Lancelot Andrewes]], English bishop and translator
File:Roger Williams statue by Franklin Simmons (cropped).jpg|[[Roger Williams]], Baptist theologian, founder of [[Rhode Island]]
File:Thomas Gainsborough - William Pitt - Google Art Project (cropped).jpg|[[William Pitt the Younger]], the youngest ever British Prime Minister
File:SS-stokes.jpg|[[Sir George Gabriel Stokes]], Lucasian Professor, a mathematician and physicist
File:Richard-Austen-Rab-Butler-1st-Baron-Butler-of-Saffron-Walden.jpg|[[Rab Butler]], British Politician
File:AbbaEban1951.jpg|[[Abba Eban]], Israeli Foreign Minister and VP of the United Nations General Assembly
File:Harold Bloom, literary critic, author, teacher at Yale (cropped).jpg|[[Harold Bloom]], literary critic
File:Peter Cook Dudley Moore Kraft Music Hall.jpg|[[Peter Cook]], British comedian
File:John Sulston (2008).jpg|[[John Sulston]], British biologist and Nobel Prize Winner
File:Eric Idle 2014 (cropped).jpg|[[Eric Idle]], British comedian and writer, Monty Python member
File:Naomie Harris 2014.jpg|[[Naomie Harris]], British actress
File:Tom Hiddleston (36109110291) (cropped).jpg|[[Tom Hiddleston]], British actor
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{| class="wikitable sortable" style="font-size: 95%;"
|-
!Name
!Birth
!Death
!class="unsortable"|Occupation
|-
|[[Trevor Allan (legal philosopher)|Trevor Allan]]
|1955
|
|Noted legal philosopher
|-
|[[Lancelot Andrewes]]
|1555
|1626
|Master; [[Dean of Westminster]]; [[Bishop of Chichester]], Ely, Winchester; leading member of the translation committee which produced the [[King James Version|King James Bible]]
|-
|[[C.F. Andrews]]
|1871
|1940
|Priest and activist for the [[Indian independence movement]]
|-
|[[David Armitage Bannerman]]
|1886
|1979
|[[Ornithologist]]
|-
|[[Robert Bathurst]]
|1957
|
|Actor
|-
|[[Richard Beard (author)]]
|1967
|
|Novelist and non-fiction writer
|-
|[[Clive Betts]]
|1950
|
|British politician
|-
|[[John Bradford]]
|1510
|1550
|Fellow, [[prebendary]] of St. Paul's, Martyr
|-
|[[Peter Bradshaw]]
|1962
|
|Author and film critic
|-
|[[Tim Brooke-Taylor]]
|1940
|2020
|Comedian, member of [[The Goodies]]
|-
|[[Marcus Buckingham]]
|1966
|
|Award-winning author and [[motivational speaker]]
|-
|[[William Burkitt]]
|1650
|1703
|New Testament commentator, vicar and lecturer of [[Dedham, Essex]]
|-
|[[Roger Bushell]]
|1910
|1944
|Leader of "[[Stalag Luft III escape|The Great Escape]]"
|-
|[[Rab Butler]]
|1902
|1982
|British politician; served as Chancellor of the Exchequer, Foreign Secretary,  Home Secretary and Deputy Prime Minister.
|-
|[[Christopher Clark]]
|1960
|
|Regius Professor of History, University of Cambridge.
|-
|[[Peter Cook]]
|1937
|1995
|Comedian
|-
|[[Jo Cox]]
|1974
|2016
|British aid worker and politician.
|-
|[[Richard Crashaw]]
|c.1613
|1649
|Anglican cleric and later Catholic convert, poet associated with [[Metaphysical poets]] and religious poetry, Fellow of [[Peterhouse, Cambridge]]
|-
|[[William Crashaw]]
|1572
|1626
|Appointed preacher at the Inner Temple, Anglican divine and poet, author of anti-Catholic tracts and pamphlets
|-
|[[Seamus Deane]]
|1940
|2021
|Novelist, poet and literary critic
|-
|[[Maurice Dobb]]
|1900
|1976
|Economist
|-
|[[Simon Donaldson]]
|1957
|
|Mathematician; Fields Medallist (1986)
|-
|[[Ray Dolby]]
|1933
|2013
|Inventor who bequeathed US$52.6 million to Pembroke<ref>{{cite web |url = http://philanthropynewsdigest.org/news/university-of-cambridge-receives-52.6-million-bequest |title = University of Cambridge Receives $52.6 Million Bequest &#124; News &#124; PND |website = Philanthropynewsdigest.org |access-date = 6 October 2017 }}</ref>
|-
|[[C. H. Douglas]]
|1879
|1952
|Engineer; pioneer of the [[Social Credit]] movement
|-
|[[Timothy Dudley-Smith]]
|1926
|2024
|Hymn writer and clergyman of the Church of England
|-
|[[Abba Eban]]
|1915
|2002
|Statesman; President of the [[Weizmann Institute of Science]]
|-
|[[Rick Edwards]]
|1979
|
|Television presenter
|-
|[[Edward James Eliot]]
|1758
|1797
|British politician
|-
|[[William Eliot, 2nd Earl of St Germans]]
|1767
|1845
|British politician
|-
|[[Archibald Fargus]]
|1878
|1963
|Cricketer, scholar, clergyman
|-
|[[Femi Fani-Kayode]]
|1960
|
| Former [[Nigeria]]n Minister of Culture and Tourism
|-
| [[Roger W. Ferguson Jr.]]
| 1951
|
| Economist, Vice Chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve System, President and CEO of TIAA, Honorary Fellow
|-
| [[Ian Fleming (chemist)|Ian Fleming]]
| 1935 
|
| Organic chemist, emeritus professor of the University of Cambridge and emeritus fellow
|-
|[[William Alfred Fowler|William Fowler]]
|1911
|1995
|Nobel prize winner for Physics 
|-
|[[Arthur Gilligan]]
|1894
|1976
|England cricket captain
|-
|[[Alexander Grantham]]
|1899
|1978
|[[Governor of Fiji]], later [[Governor of Hong Kong]]
|-
|[[Thomas Gray]]
|1716
|1771
|Poet
|-
|[[Stephen Greenblatt]]
|1943
|
|Literary critic, pioneer of [[New Historicism]]
|-
|[[Bendor Grosvenor]]
|1977
|
|Art historian
|-
| [[Malcolm Guite]]
| 1957
|
| Poet and author (''Sounding the Seasons'', ''The Singing Bowl''), priest, singer-songwriter, currently Bye-Fellow and Chaplain of [[Girton College, Cambridge]]; BA, MA, 1980. 
|-
|[[Rupert Gwynne]]
|1871
|1924
|[[Member of Parliament (United Kingdom)|Member of Parliament]] (MP) for Eastbourne 1910–1924.
|-
|[[Naomie Harris]]
|1976
|
|Actress
|-
|[[Tom Harrisson]]
|1911
|1976
|Ornithologist, anthropologist, soldier, co-founder of [[Mass-Observation]]
|-
|[[Samuel Harsnett]]
|1561
|1631
|Master, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cambridge, later [[Archbishop of York]] and theological writer
|-
|[[Oliver Heald]]
|1954
|
|British politician
|-
|[[Tom Hiddleston]]
|1981
|
|Actor
|-
|[[Philip Hinchcliffe]]
|1944
|
|Television producer
|-
|[[Ted Hughes]]
|1930
|1998
|Poet
|-
|[[Eric Idle]]
|1943
|
|Comedian, member of [[Monty Python]]
|-
|[[Clive James]]
|1939
|2019
|Critic, journalist and broadcaster
|-
|[[Atma Jayaram]]
|1915
|1990
|Former [[Director of Intelligence Bureau (India)|Director]] of the Indian [[Intelligence Bureau (India)|Intelligence Bureau]]
|-
|[[Peter Jeffrey]]
|1929
|1999
|Actor
|-
|[[Humphrey Jennings]]
|1907
|1950
|Film-maker
|-
|[[Bryan Keith-Lucas]]
|1912
|1996
|Political scientist
|-
|[[Emma Johnson (clarinettist)|Emma Johnson]]
|1966
|
|Clarinettist
|-
|[[Leslie Peter Johnson]]
|1930
|2016
|Germanist
|-
|[[Anna Lapwood]]
|1995
|
|Organist, conductor and broadcaster
|-
|[[Robert Macfarlane (travel writer)|Robert Macfarlane]]
|1976
|
|Writer
|-
|[[David MacMyn]]
|1903
|1978
|[[Rugby union]] international (Scotland and Lions) player and administrator
|-
|[[Sir Henry James Sumner Maine]]
|1822
|1888
|Jurist and Historian
|-
|[[Peter May (cricketer)|Peter May]]
|1929
|1994
|Cricketer
|-
|[[Simon McDonald, Baron McDonald of Salford|Simon McDonald]]
|1961
|
|Diplomat, Head of the British Diplomatic Service
|-
|[[D. H. Mellor]]
|1938
|2020
|Philosopher
|-
|[[Messenger Monsey]]
|1694
|1788
|Physician
|-
|[[Tom Morris (director)|Tom Morris]]
|1964
|
|Theatre director and producer
|-
|Sir [[Allan Mossop]]
|1887
|1965
|Chief Judge of the [[British Supreme Court for China]]
|-
|[[David Munrow]]
|1942
|1976
|Musician, composer, music historian
|-
|[[Richard Murdoch]]
|1907
|1990
|Actor, comedian
|-
|[[Bill Oddie]]
|1941
|
|Comedian, member of [[The Goodies]], ornithologist
|-
|[[William Pitt the Younger|William Pitt]]
|1759
|1806
|British politician; Prime Minister 1783–1801, 1804–06
|-
|[[Rodney Porter]]
|1917
|1985
|Nobel prize winning Biochemist
|-
|[[George Maxwell Richards]]
|1931
|2018
|President of Trinidad and Tobago
|-
|[[Nicholas Ridley (martyr)|Nicholas Ridley]]
|{{circa|1502}}
|1555
|[[Bishop of London]], Martyr
|-
|[[Quintin Riley]]
|1905
|1980
|[[Arctic explorer]]
|-
|[[Edmund Grindal]]
|{{circa|1519}}
|1571
|Archbishop of Canterbury, [[Archbishop of York]], [[Bishop of London]]
|-
|[[Michael Rowan-Robinson]]
|1942
|
|Astronomer and astrophysicist
|-
|[[Martin Rowson]]
|1959
|
|Cartoonist
|-
|[[Hugh Ruttledge]]
|1884
|1961
|Mountaineer
|-
|[[Tom Sharpe]]
|1928
|2013
|Novelist
|-
|[[Indra Sinha]]
|1950
|
|Novelist
|-
|[[Christopher Smart]]
|1722
|1771
|Poet, hymnist, journalist, actor
|-
|[[Chris Smith, Baron Smith of Finsbury]]
|1951
|
|British politician; current Master
|-
|[[Edmund Spenser]]
|1552
|1599
|Poet
|-
|[[George Gabriel Stokes]]
|1819
|1903
|Mathematician, physicist
|-
|[[John Sulston]]
|1942
|
|Chemist, Nobel prize winner
|-
|[[Peter Taylor, Baron Taylor of Gosforth]]
|1930
|1997
|[[Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales|Lord Chief Justice]]
|-
|[[Peter Taylor (Journalist)|Peter Taylor]]
|1942
|
|Author and journalist
|-
|[[Karan Thapar]]
|1955
|
|Writer, journalist, broadcaster, editor
|-
|[[William Turner (ornithologist)|William Turner]]
|1508
|1568
|Physician
|-
|[[P. K. van der Byl]]
|1923
|1999
|Rhodesian politician
|-
|[[Lawrence Wager]]
|1904
|1965
|Geologist, explorer and mountaineer
|-
|[[Wavell Wakefield, 1st Baron Wakefield of Kendal]]
|1898
|1983
|Rugby player
|-
|[[Leonard Whibley]]
|1864
|1941
|Greek scholar
|-
|[[David White (officer of arms)|David White]]
|1961
|
|[[Garter Principal King of Arms]]
|-
|[[Yorick Wilks]]
|1939
|
|Computer scientist, professor of [[artificial intelligence]]
|-
|[[Roger Williams]]
|1603
|1683
|Statesman, theologian, founder of [[Rhode Island]]
|-
|[[George Crichton Wells]]
|1914
|1999
|Dermatologist, first described [[Eosinophilic cellulitus|Well's syndrome]]
|-
|[[Ed Yong]]
|1981
|
|Science journalist and author
|-
|[[Timothy Winter]]
|1960
|
|Academic, theologian and Islamic scholar
|}