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Christopher Malcolm

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Date of birth
Aug 19, 1946
Date of death
Feb 15, 2014(aged 67)
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Christopher Malcolm

Biography of Christopher Malcolm:

Christopher "Chris" Malcolm was a Scottish television and film actor, director and producer. He first achieved notability for his role as Brad Majors in the original stage production of The Rocky Horror Show.

Christopher Malcolm has acted in:

30 Years of Comic Strip(2012)
Daphne(2007) ... as Nelson Doubleday
Absolutely Fabulous: The Last Shout(1996) ... as Justin
Les Dogs(1990) ... as Brother-in-Law (Bride's Family)
The Moneymen(1988) ... as Samson
Eat the Rich(1987) ... as Steinbeck
Labyrinth(1986) ... as Father
Whoops Apocalypse(1986) ... as Gallagher
Highlander(1986) ... as Kirk Matunas
Spies Like Us(1985) ... as Jumpmaster
Rustlers' Rhapsody(1985) ... as Jud
King David(1985) ... as Doeg
Lassiter(1984) ... as Quaid
A Fistful of Travellers' Cheques(1984) ... as Cafe Owner
Never Say Never Again(1983) ... as USAF Swadley General (uncredited)
Superman III(1983) ... as 1st Miner
Reds(1981) ... as CLP Party Member #1
Ragtime(1981) ... as Police Captain No. 2
Shock Treatment(1981) ... as Vance Parker
The Dogs of War(1980) ... as Baker
The Empire Strikes Back(1980) ... as Zev Senesca
The Great Riviera Bank Robbery(1980) ... as Serge
Instant Enlightenment Including VAT(1979) ... as Matt
Force 10 from Navarone(1978) ... as Rogers
The Strange Case of the End of Civilization as We Know It(1977) ... as The Other CIA Man
It's a Lovely Day Tomorrow(1975) ... as The Yank
Won't Write Home, Mom–I'm Dead(1975) ... as Hank
The Spiral Staircase(1975) ... as Policeman
Diamonds on Wheels(1973) ... as Jock
The Adventures of Barry McKenzie(1972) ... as Sean
Welcome to the Club(1971)
The Switch(1971) ... as First Officer
Figures in a Landscape(1970) ... as Helicopter observer
The Desperados(1969) ... as Gregg
All That Is Evil

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