“Hero: Inspired by The Extraordinary Life and Times of Ulric Cross” — a feature ... regarding the real-life exploits of Cross, a Trinidad and Tobago citizen who had a stint as a highly ...

Abandoned in a children’s home, because his white mother was forbidden by her family to keep ... my father was from Trinidad, but I was adopted, his name was Ulric Cross’.

There is the need for citizens of Trinidad and Tobago to emulate the sense of patriotism of late war veteran, Justice Ulric Cross ... friends and family members, including Cross children, Lady ...

We follow him from his upbringing in Trinidad, where his mother died before ... Why the decision to create a biopic about Ulric Cross? It was the dying wish of a family friend that a film be made ...

That was the man Justice Ulric Cross. He was a man of ... On behalf of the Government and People of Trinidad and Tobago, I extend sincere condolences to the family of this great patriot.

A friend of the family had called Solomon’s mother ... Among these pioneers was a young man from Trinidad called Ulric Cross. Following the outbreak of the Second World War, Cross made the ...

(Trinidad Express) Former judge, diplomat and war hero Philip Louis Ulric Cross has died. The 96-year-old World War II veteran’s passing yesterday afternoon at the family home on Dere Street ...

The story of Ulric Cross, who left his small island home of Trinidad to join the RAF during the Second World War before helping to liberate Africa from colonialism. Show more The story of Ulric ...

Filmed on a shoestring budget by Frances-Anne Solomon, an old family friend of ... court judge in Zanzibar and Trinidad’s High Commissioner in the UK. Ulric Cross, photographed in 2002 by ...

Cross was working for Trinidad Railways when the war broke out, and was anxious to play his part. “The world was drowning in Fascism and America was not yet in the war,” he later recalled.

Ulric Cross is thought to have been the most decorated Caribbean airman of World War II, he went on to enjoy a distinguished career in Trinidad as a judge and diplomat. Cross was working for ...

He was born Philip Louis Ulric Cross in Port of Spain, Trinidad in 1917 to Reginald and Maud Cross. At the age of 11 he qualified for free secondary education. At 14 he wrote his name as "Flight ...