Tony Dortie

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Tony Dortie
Dortie in Malibu, California
Born	Clement Anthony Dortie July 1963 London, England
Occupation(s)	Television presenter, writer, MC
Website	http://www.tttentertains.com/

Clement Anthony Dortie (born July 1963) is a British television personality and former presenter of Top of the Pops.^[1] He owns the production company Triple T Entertainment.^[2] Dortie has hosted programs for various entertainment networks, including the BBC, Music Box, ITV (Schofield's Quest), British Film Institute, MTV, BBC World Service, and 3e (Glam Slam).^[3][4]