Fulton Mackay
Biography
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.
Personal Details
Movies (31)
Comedy Classics: Porridge
as (archive footage)
2022
Hitler: The Comedy Years
as Mr. Mackay (archive footage) (uncredited)
2007
A Wreath of Roses
as Morgan Beddoes
1987
Defence of the Realm
as Victor Kingsbrook
1986
A Sense of Freedom
as Inspector Davidson
1985
Dreamchild
as Gryphon (voice)
1985
Water
as Eric
1985
Sleepwalker
as Restaurant Proprietor
1984
To Catch a King
as Hitler
1984
Night Train to Murder
as Mackay
1984
Ill Fares the Land
1983
Fraggle Rock: Live by the Rule of the Rock
as The Captain (UK version)
1983
Local Hero
as Ben Knox
1983
Britannia Hospital
as Chief Superintendant Johns
1982
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
1981
Dalhousie's Luck
Writer (Writing)
1980
The Clearances
1980
Porridge
as Mr. Mackay
1979
Porridge: The Desperate Hours
as Mr. Mackay
1976
Willie Rough
as Hughie
1976
Clay, Smeddum and Greenden
as Alec Webster
1976
Porridge: No Way Out
as Mr. Mackay
1975
Shapes In The Water
as Narrator
1974
Three's One
as Dr. Leafer
1973
Nothing But the Night
as Cameron
1973
Gumshoe
as John Straker
1971
Orkney
as Thomas
1971
Doctor Who and the Silurians
as Dr. Quinn
1970
Vendetta for The Saint
as Euston
1969
TV Shows (19)
Lovejoy
as Luciano
1986
Mann's Best Friends
as Hamish James Ordway
1985
Fraggle Rock
1983
House on the Hill
Writer (Writing)
1981
The Paul Daniels Magic Show
as Self
1979
Tales of the Unexpected
as Edward
1979
Going Straight
as Mr. Mackay
1978
Churchill's People
as Bishop Wishart
1974
Porridge
as Mr. Mackay
1974
Shoulder to Shoulder
as Keir Hardie
1974
Playhouse
as Austin Miller
1974
Seven of One
1973
Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em
1973
The Edwardians
as Alexander Ross
1972
Justice
as Judge Seaton
1971
Brett
1971
Play for Today
as Dr. Leafer
1970
Special Branch
as Det. Chief Supt. Inman
1969
Dad's Army
1968