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John Malcolm

Biography

John Malcolm

Actor

Born
March 26, 1936
Age at death
72 years old
Place of birth
Stirling, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK
Years active
1956 – 1995
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47

Credits

19

Movies

28

TV series

40

Years active

7.1

Avg. rating

0

Awards won

The life and career of John Malcolm

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Career timeline

  1. 1936 · Born

    Born in Stirling, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK

  2. 1956 · Screen debut

    Armchair Theatre (TV)

  3. 1964 · Breakthrough

    Theatre 625 (TV)

  4. 1995 · Latest release

    Hamish Macbeth (TV)

  5. 2008 · Died

    June 14, 2008

Career in numbers

Titles per decade
Most frequent genres
  • Drama32
  • Crime10
  • Tv Movie7
  • Action & Adventure5
  • Comedy5
  • Mystery5
Highest-rated title Sherlock Holmes 1984 8.2 Most popular title Minder 1979 7.2

Known for

Frequent collaborators

People who appear most often alongside John Malcolm in our catalogue.

Filmography

  1. 1995 Hamish Macbeth as Professor Svensson TV
  2. 1988 War and Remembrance as Wilhelm Keitel TV
  3. 1986 Blood Hunt as Doctor Movie
  4. 1985 The Key to Rebecca as Field Marshal Kesslering Movie
  5. 1985 The Dirty Dozen: Next Mission as Field Marshall Meisterlein Movie
  6. 1984 Travelling Man as Coleman TV
  7. 1984 Sherlock Holmes as Tangey TV
  8. 1984 The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes as Tangey TV
  9. 1983 Reilly: Ace of Spies as Schroeder TV
  10. 1983 Utu as Tatooist Movie
  11. 1982 Coming Out of the Ice as Chernov Movie
  12. 1981 Codename Icarus as Edward Froelich TV
  13. 1980 The Bells of Astercote as Tom Craddock Movie
  14. 1980 The Great Riviera Bank Robbery as Gendarme Movie
  15. 1980 Together as Arthur Sutton TV
  16. 1980 Our John Willie as Dan Potter TV
  17. 1979 Minder as Father Michael TV
  18. 1978 Pennies from Heaven as Detective Inspector TV
  19. 1978 Enemy at the Door as Oberleutnant Kluge TV
  20. 1977 Target as Ernest Millett TV
  21. 1977 Risking It as David Movie
  22. 1975 The Naked Civil Servant as Taxi Driver Movie
  23. 1975 The Legend of Robin Hood as Cellarer TV
  24. 1975 The Motorway File as John Gibson Movie
  25. 1974 Churchill's People as Colonel John Okey TV
  26. 1973 Centre Play as David Connors TV
  27. 1973 The Roses of Eyam as Colonel Bradshaw Movie
  28. 1973 The Operation as Porter Movie
  29. 1973 Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em as Mr. Wilson TV
  30. 1972 The Adventurer as Jansen TV
  31. 1972 Villains as Yorkshire Policeman TV
  32. 1972 The Frighteners as Policeman TV
  33. 1972 New Scotland Yard as DS Lee TV
  34. 1972 The Ragman's Daughter as Factory Manager Movie
  35. 1971 Upstairs, Downstairs as Inspector Cape TV
  36. 1971 Jason King TV
  37. 1971 The House That Dripped Blood Movie
  38. 1970 Roll On Four O'Clock as Tom Rathbone Movie
  39. 1970 The Misfit as Proprietor TV
  40. 1970 The Reckoning as Philip Movie
  41. 1969 The Mind of Mr. J.G. Reeder as Arthur Lassard TV
  42. 1968 Who Pays? as Geoff Baines Movie
  43. 1967 Boy Meets Girl as Gorbatov TV
  44. 1965 Andover and the Android as Patrick Movie
  45. 1964 Where Has Poor Mickey Gone? as Mickey Movie
  46. 1964 Theatre 625 as Vagrant TV
  47. 1956 Armchair Theatre TV

Quick facts

When did John Malcolm die?

John Malcolm died on June 14, 2008 at the age of 72.

Where was John Malcolm born?

John Malcolm was born in Stirling, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK.

What was John Malcolm’s first screen role?

The earliest title in our catalogue featuring John Malcolm is Armchair Theatre (1956).

How many movies and series has John Malcolm made?

Our catalogue lists 47 titles for John Malcolm: 19 movies and 28 TV series.

What is John Malcolm’s highest-rated title?

Among titles with enough votes, Sherlock Holmes has the highest audience rating, with 8.2/10 on TMDB.

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