Duncan Macrae(1905-1967)

Actor

Duncan Macrae, Michael Nightingale, and Alan White in The Prisoner (1967)

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Dance of the Dead (1967)

Duncan Macrae was born on 20 August 1905 in Glasgow, Scotland, UK. He was an actor, known for Casino Royale (1967), Tunes of Glory (1960) and Geordie (1955). He was previously married to Margaret Scott. He died on 23 March 1967 in Glasgow, Scotland, UK.

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Nominated for 1 BAFTA Award
- 1 nomination total

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Percy Herbert and Duncan Macrae in Tunes of Glory (1960)

Alec Guinness and Duncan Macrae in Tunes of Glory (1960)

Duncan Macrae, Jon Whiteley, and Vincent Winter in The Kidnappers (1953)

Jean Anderson, Adrienne Corri, Duncan Macrae, Jon Whiteley, and Vincent Winter in The Kidnappers (1953)

Adrienne Corri, Duncan Macrae, Jon Whiteley, and Vincent Winter in The Kidnappers (1953)

Known for:

Casino Royale

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Inspector Mathis(as Duncan MaCrae)

1967

Tunes of Glory

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Pipe Major Maclean

1960

Geordie

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Schoolmaster

1955

Kidnapped

6.6

The Highlander

1960

Credits

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30 Is a Dangerous Age, Cynthia
- Jock
- 1968
The Prisoner
- Doctor
- Napoleon Bonaparte (as Duncan MacRae)
- TV Series
- 1967
The Wednesday Play
- The Crocus
- TV Series
- 1967
Casino Royale
- Inspector Mathis (as Duncan MaCrae)
- 1967
Ransom for a Pretty Girl
- Sir Andrew
- TV Mini Series
- 1966
A Slight Case of...
- TV Series
- 1965
Dr. Finlay's Casebook
- Cogger
- Albert Cogger
- TV Series
- 1964–1965
What a Joy Ride
- Macnab
- TV Movie
- 1964
A Jolly Bad Fellow
- Dr. Brass
- 1964
The Avengers
- Brigadier General Sir Ian Stuart-Bollinger
- TV Series
- 1964
First Night
- Jamie (as Duncan MacRae)
- TV Series
- 1963
Kidnapped
- Ebenezer Balfour
- TV Mini Series
- 1963
Girl in the Headlines
- Barney
- 1963
Comedy Playhouse
- RAC Man
- TV Series
- 1963
The Best of Enemies
- Sgt. Trevethan
- 1961

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The Prisoner: The Schizoid Man

Personal details

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Alternative names
- Duncan MaCrae
Height
- 6′ 1″ (1.85 m)
Born
- August 20, 1905
- Glasgow, Scotland, UK
Died
- March 23, 1967
- Glasgow, Scotland, UK
Spouse
- Margaret Scott1943 - ?
Other works
He was the original skipper of the puffer, Vital Spark, in the TV programme, "Para Handy" in the 60s
Publicity listings
- 4 Articles