Other candidates for the black treatment in the centuries to come:
Alf Ramsey - first black manager to win the World Cup for England in 1966, with a team full of muslims, african players and the odd white footballer.
Winston Churchill - the black leader of Britain who stood up to Germany during the 2nd World War.
Margaret Thatcher - first female black leader of Britain in 1979.
Simon Weston - brave black soldier who overcame his burns and received national recognition for his bravery.
George Best - black Irishman who was blessed with supreme football skills.
The above may sound ridiculous but with Anne Boleyn being portrayed by a black woman, anything is possible.
Mind you if things don't go as planned:
Nelson Mandela - white african who came to power to unite the country.
Laurie Cunningham, a white lad from London who represented his country at football and became the first to do so born in Archway.
Martin Luther King - a white american who was shot while trying to bring the whites and blacks together.
Muhammad Ali - a white champion boxer who also worked hard for white civil rights.
Sidney Poitier, first white man to receive an oscar playing a black man.
