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Former pupils of George Watson's College in Edinburgh are known as Watsonians, in memory of the school's founder, George Watson. They include the following individuals. See also The Category for Watsonians. Culture Actors and dramatists Peter Baikie, Scottish comedian and composer Finlay Currie, actor Jack Docherty, Scottish writer, actor, presenter and producer Jamie Drummond, Edinburgh-born Canadian sommelier and amateur dramatist James Finlayson, actor Gordon Kennedy, actor Architects Alexander Lorne Campbell James Craig Gareth Hoskins William Kininmonth Basil Spence Artists Douglas Percy Bliss, painter Henry Raeburn Dobson, painter Music Ian Anderson, musician with Jethro Tull Malcolm Martineau, pianist and recital accompanist Myles MacInnes (known as Mylo), singer-songwriter, music producer, and DJ Keith McIvor (known as JD Twitch) music producer, and DJ Donald Runnicles, conductor Robin Williamson, musician with The Incredible String Band Writers – Poets, novelists, dramatists David Daiches, Scottish literary historian and literary critic David Kennedy Fraser, educator Charles Alexander Malcolm, legal librarian and historical author Rebecca West, writer and campaigner Clergy The Reverend David Arnott, Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland Journalists Karin Giannone, Journalist and news presenter at BBC News Martha Kearney, BBC broadcaster and journalist Sheena McDonald, Broadcaster and journalist Paul Nuki, journalist Hugo Rifkind, journalist Iain Macwhirter, journalist Lawyers and Judges Robert Brown (Robin) Black, GCMG, Governor of Hong Kong, 1958–64 Colin Boyd, Baron Boyd of Duncansby, PC, QC, Lord Advocate, life peer in the British House of Lords Alastair Campbell, Lord Bracadale (b. 1949) – QC Thomas Cooper, 1st Baron Cooper of Culross, Solicitor General for Scotland, Lord Advocate John Corrie, politician, MP, MEP Sir John Ireland Falconer, WS John Charles Fenton, lawyer, Solicitor General for Scotland David Maxwell Fyfe, Viscount Kilmuir, Barrister, Home Secretary and Lord Chancellor Frances Guy, diplomat (British Ambassador to the Yemen and Lebanon) Donald Mackay, Baron Mackay of Drumadoon Iain Macphail, Lord Macphail Ronald King Murray, Lord Murray, PC, politician and judge, (Labour Party) Robert Reed, Lord Reed, judge, Supreme Court of the United Kingdom Tun Dato' Sir James Beveridge Thomson, lawyer and judge, Chief Justice of the Federal Court of Malaysia. Military Major-General Sir Alexander Biggam Captain Henry Peel Ritchie, First World War Victoria Cross recipient Air Chief Marshal Sir James Robb (RAF officer) Rear Admiral George Pirie Thomson, naval officer and Britain's Chief Press Censor in WWII Lieutenant General Sir David Young Politics Malcolm Chisholm, politician John Corrie, politician David Maxwell Fyfe, 1st Earl of Kilmuir, Home Secretary and Lord Chancellor Auckland Geddes, 1st Baron Geddes, politician Iain Gray, MSP, former leader of Scottish Labour Robin Gray, (New Zealand MP, speaker of House of Representatives) Robert Horne, 1st Viscount Horne, Chancellor of the Exchequer Ronald King Murray, Lord Murray, politician and judge, (Labour Party) Malcolm Rifkind, politician (Conservative Party) Chris Smith, Baron Smith of Finsbury, former British MP and Cabinet minister (Labour Party) Liz Smith, MSP David Steel, Baron Steel of Aikwood, politician (Liberal Democrats), MP, former leader of the Liberal Party Rebecca West, feminist campaigner William Wolfe Science and academia Sir Eric Anderson, provost of Eton College John William Ballantyne, obstetrician and pioneer of female education in the field of medicine Rose Ethel Bassin, folklorist, music educator, biographer Prof Neil Campbell, chemist Prof William Stuart Mcrae Craig, medical author Norman Davidson, biochemist Janette Dunlop, physicist Sir John Flett, geologist Ian Frazer, creator of the Human Papilloma virus vaccine and Australian of the Year 2006 James Dalgleish Hamilton Jamieson, dentist and academic author Dr Jon Iggo, chemist John Alexander Loraine, endocrinologist Keith Moffatt, physicist Stan Paterson, glaciologist George Hector Percival, physician Ian R. Porteous, mathematician Gerald Russell, Professor of Psychiatry Agnes Yewande Savage, pioneer woman in medicine in West Africa Leslie Skene, psychiatrist John Steele, oceanographer Joseph Wedderburn, mathematician Sport Martin Bell, skier, and four times participant in the Winter Olympics Gillian Cooke, athlete and bobsledder James Cowan, cricketer Leslie Craig, cricketer Keith Fraser, Olympic Athlete 1992 Ian Greig, cricketer Sir Chris Hoy, Six-time Olympic gold medal winning track cyclist Josh Kerr, 1500m bronze medalist at the 2020 Olympic Games James Martin, cricketer Callum McBrierty, world champion rower 2016, Olympic gold medal winner, Rio 2016 Neil McCallum, cricketer William McNab, cricketer Grace Reid, Olympic diver Robin Smith, mountaineer William Stuart, cricketer Craig Sutherland, professional footballer Thomas Watt, cricketer Rugby players Marcus Di Rollo Adam Hastings Gavin Hastings, rugby player Scott Hastings, rugby player David Johnston international rugby player and professional footballer (Heart of Midlothian) Stuart McInally, rugby player Ian Robertson, rugby player and commentator Jason White, rugby player John Howard Wilson, rugby player References. 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