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Glynis Johns, 1950's (1923-still living). Film actress, dancer, pianist and singer best known for light comedy roles. Born in South Africa while her parents were on tour there (her mother was a concert pianist), but Welsh by heritage. Made her first stage appearance in London as a child ballerina in 1935. Her movie debut in England was in 1938. In 1948 she starred as a mermaid in "Miranda". Her best-known role was as the mother in "Mary Poppins", 1964. Her last film was in 1999. (IMDb)
TH Parry Williams, Welsh author, poet and academic. Wrote one of my favourite poems 'Hon' ('This') which questions the relevance of Welsh culture. 'Hon' includes two of the best lines in Welsh poetry, if you ask me. "Ac mi glywaf grafangau Cymru’n dirdynnu fy mron. Duw a’m gwaredo, ni allaf ddianc rhag hon." / "And I hear Wales’ claws beating on my chest. God help me, I cannot escape from this."
