Actors - David Macmillan

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David Graeme Salveson Macmillan (born Edinburgh, Scotland July 1936) was a Scottish actor and advertising agent.

As a young actor, he met his wife Morag, whilst they were both appearing in pantomime. They now have three children.

He has led a long stage and television acting career, before he launched a highly successful advertising career in London for a quarter of a century. Upon his retirement in 1996, he returned to acting and has also dealt in antiques. He had a successful run at the Chichester Festival Theatre and in the West End, as the valet 'Lane', in Oscar Wilde's famous comedy "The Importance of Being Earnest"

Television Credits

"The Big Pull" (1962)...playing "Dr. Harding"
"Dr. Finlay's Casebook" (1962) (TV Series)...playing "PC Dickie"
"Studio Four" (1962) in episode: "North Flight" (episode # 1.10)
"William" (1962)... playing "George" in episode: "William and the Parrots" (episode # 1.5)
"The Other Man" (1964)...playing "Ryder"
"Coming Home
" (1996)...playing "Dobson"...aka Heimkehr (Germany)...aka Rosamunde Picher - Heimkehr (Germany)
"Taggart" (1997)...playing "Cult Member" in episode: "Out of Bounds"

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