• Source: List of people from Tangier

This is a list of people from Tangier:




Born


Abdullah al-Ghumari – Muslim cleric
Ibn Battuta – Berber scholar and traveller
Ralph Benmergui – Canadian TV and radio host at the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Alexandre Rey Colaço – Portuguese pianist
Karim Debbagh – Moroccan film producer
Roger Elliott – first British Governor of Gibraltar
Bibiana Fernández – Spanish actress and model
Antonio Fuentes – painter described as the 'Picasso of Tangier'
Sanaa Hamri – Moroccan music video director
Emmanuel Hocquard – French poet
Jean-Luc Mélenchon – French politician, currently MEP
Zakaria Ramhani – Moroccan visual artist
Alexander Spotswood – American Lieutenant-Colonel and Lieutenant Governor of Virginia
Heinz Tietjen – German music composer
Samuel Toledano – Spanish-Jewish leader
Abderrahmane Youssoufi – former Prime Minister of Morocco




Settled or sojurned


Lancelot Addison – English chaplain and the author of West Barbary, or a Short Narrative of the Revolutions of the Kingdoms of Fex and Morocco (1671)
José Luis Alcaine – Spanish-born cinematographer
William Bayer – American crime fiction writer, author of the novel Tangier
Bill Bird – American journalist and the founder of Tangier Gazette
Jane Bowles – American writer; wife of Paul Bowles
Paul Bowles – American writer and composer; lived in Tangier for 52 years and died there
Claudio Bravo – painter
William S. Burroughs – American novelist, essayist, social critic, painter and spoken word performer; lived in Tangier four years
Truman Capote – American novelist and writer, who visited Tangier
João de Castro – Portuguese naval officer and fourth viceroy of the Portuguese Indies
Ira Cohen – American poet, publisher, photographer and filmmaker; published one issue of a magazine called Gnaoua
Eugène Delacroix – French Romantic painter
Jim Ede – English art collector
Malcolm Forbes – publisher of Forbes magazine
Sean Gullette – American actor and writer
Brion Gysin – English writer and painter
Mohamed Hamri – Moroccan painter, described as the 'Picasso of Morocco'
Friedrich von Holstein – German statesman
Barbara Hutton – wealthy American socialite dubbed by the media as the "Poor Little Rich Girl" because of her troubled life, lived in Tangier during the summer months from 1947 to 1975
Gavin Lambert – American (British-born) biographer, novelist and Hollywood screenwriter(and close friend of Paul Bowles), who lived 15 years in Tangier
Bernard-Henri Lévy – French journalist and intellectual
Henri Matisse – French painter
Joseph McPhillips III – American theater director and the headmaster of The American School of Tangier; died in Tangier
Mohamed Mrabet – Moroccan storyteller
Joe Orton – British playwright
Ion Perdicaris – US-Greek playboy who was the centre of the Perdicaris incident, a kidnapping that aroused international conflict in 1904
George John Pinwell – English painter
Edward Reichmann – Austro-Hungarian and Canadian businessman
Reichmann family (including Edward) – rich immigrant Jewish family from Austro-Hungary and Canada
David Roberts – Scottish painter
Yves Saint-Laurent – French fashion designer
J. Slauerhoff – Dutch poet and novelist
Kenneth Williams – British humourist
Paula Wolfert – American food writer, author of two Moroccan cookbooks, lived in Tangier for eight years




Died


Abdullah al-Ghumari – Muslim cleric
Ibn Battuta – 14th-century traveller and diarist; born in Tangier in 1304 and is said to have been buried there in 1368
Paul Bowles – expatriate American writer and composer
Mohamed Choukri – Moroccan novelist; died in Rabat, buried in the Marshan, Tangier
George Elliott – probably the illegitimate son of Richard Eliot; Chirurgeon to the Earl of Teviot's Regiment at Tangier
George Fleetwood – one of the regicides of Charles I; brought to trial and sentenced to imprisonment in the Tower of London; may have been transported to Tangier
Paul Lukas – Hungarian actor
Joseph McPhillips III – American theater director and headmaster of the American School of Tangier
John Middleton, 1st Earl of Middleton – commander-in-chief of the troops in Scotland under the reign of Charles II




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