Personal Info

Known For

Acting

Known Credits

Gender

Male

Birthday

1922-08-12

Deathday

1987-06-06 (64 years old)

Place of Birth

Paisley, Scotland, UK

Fulton Mackay

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Fulton Mackay OBE (12 August 1922 - 6 June 1987) was a Scottish actor and playwright, best known for his role as prison officer Mr. Mackay in the 1970s sitcom Porridge.

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Known For

7.9%

Doctor Who

Nov 23, 1963

6.7%

Local Hero

Feb 17, 1983

7.4%

Fraggle Rock

Jan 10, 1983

7.7%

The Avengers

Jan 7, 1961

7.7%

The Avengers

Jan 7, 1961

7.7%

The Avengers

Jan 7, 1961

7.3%

The Saint

Oct 4, 1962

7.3%

The Saint

Oct 4, 1962

7.4%

Dad's Army

Jul 31, 1968

6.4%

Britannia Hospital

May 27, 1982

8.1%

Porridge

Sep 5, 1974

7.3%

Lovejoy

Jan 10, 1986

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Acting

2022

Comedy Classics: Porridge as (archive footage)

2007

Hitler: The Comedy Years as Mr. Mackay (archive footage) (uncredited)

2005

Fraggle Rock: Live by the Rule of the Rock as The Captain (UK version)

1987

A Wreath of Roses as Morgan Beddoes

1986		Defence of the Realm as Victor Kingsbrook
1986		Lovejoy as Luciano

1985		A Sense of Freedom as Inspector Davidson
1985		Dreamchild as Gryphon (voice)
1985		Mann's Best Friends as Hamish James Ordway
1985		Water as Eric

1984		Sleepwalker as Restaurant Proprietor
1984		To Catch a King as Hitler
1984		Night Train to Murder as Mackay

1983		Ill Fares the Land
1983		The South Bank Show: 'Local Hero' as Self
1983		Local Hero as Ben
1983		Fraggle Rock

1982

Britannia Hospital as Chief Superintendant Johns

1981		Going Gently as Austin Miller
1981		If You Go Down in the Woods Today as Colonel Noriss
1981		The Life and Times of David Lloyd George as Bonar Law

1980

The Clearances

1979		Porridge as Mackay
1979		The Paul Daniels Magic Show as Self
1979		Tales of the Unexpected as Edward

1978

Going Straight

1976		Porridge: The Desperate Hours as Mr Mackay
1976		Willie Rough as Hughie
1976		Clay, Smeddum and Greenden as Alec Webster

1975

Porridge: No Way Out as Mr MacKay

1974		Porridge as Mr. Mackay
1974		Shoulder to Shoulder as Keir Hardie
1974		Playhouse
1974		Shapes In The Water as Narrator

1973		Three's One as Dr. Leafer
1973		Seven of One
1973		Nothing But the Night as Cameron
1973		Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em

1972

The Edwardians

1971		Gumshoe as John Straker
1971		Justice as Judge Seaton
1971		Orkney as Thomas
1971		Brett

1970		Play for Today as Dr. Leafer
1970		Doctor Who and the Silurians as Dr. Quinn

1969		Special Branch
1969		Vendetta for The Saint as Euston

1968		Dad's Army
1968		The Expert as Judge

1965

BBC Play of the Month as Eck

1963

Doctor Who as Dr. Quinn

1962		A Prize of Arms as Cpl. Henderson
1962		The Saint as John Everett
1962		The Saint as James Euston
1962		Dr. Finlay's Casebook
1962		Z-Cars

1961		The Avengers as Professor Chadwick
1961		The Avengers as Glover
1961		The Avengers as Master

1959

Brand as Villager

1957

Enchanted Isles as Narrator

1953

Laxdale Hall as Andrew Flett

1952		The Brave Don't Cry as Dan Wishart
1952		I'm A Stranger as Alastair Campbell (as Fulton MacKay)

Writing

1980

Dalhousie's Luck as Writer