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Duncan Macrae or Duncan MacRae may refer to: Duncan Macrae (actor) (1905–1967), Scottish actor Duncan Macrae (rugby union) (1914–2007), Scottish rugby
Duncan_Macrae
Scottish actor (1905–1967)
John Duncan Macrae (20 August 1905 – 23 March 1967) was a Scottish actor, working mainly in stage but also television and film. Macrae was born at 118
Duncan_Macrae_(actor)
British rugby union player (1914–2007)
Duncan James Macrae (4 November 1914 – 15 May 2007) was a player for the Scotland national rugby union team playing 9 games at centre between 1937 and
Duncan_Macrae_(rugby_union)
1953 film
face of Duncan Macrae at what his grandson must have thought of him when the little boy implores: "Don't eat the babbie, grandaddy!". Duncan Macrae as Jim
The_Kidnappers
Human settlement in Scotland
Catherine Graham and their 4th child was John Duncan Graham Macrae, born in 1905, and better known as Duncan Macrae (actor), the famous Scottish actor and comedian
Stoer
Name list
photographer Duncan Macrae (actor) (1905–1967), Scottish actor Duncan MacRae (rugby league) (1934–2019), New Zealand rugby league footballer Duncan Macrae (rugby
Duncan_(given_name)
Donnchadh MacRath (d. c. 1700), also known as Duncan MacRae of Inverinate and Donnchadh nam Pìos, was a Scottish Gaelic poet and the compiler of the Fernaig
Donnchadh_MacRath
British economist and journalist (1923–2010)
Norman Alastair Duncan Macrae CBE (1923 – 11 June 2010) was a British economist, journalist and author, considered by some[who?] to have been one of the
Norman_Macrae
Highland Scottish clan
royalist James Graham, 1st Marquess of Montrose. Rev. Farquhar Macrae's grandson, Duncan Macrae of Inverinate was the compiler of the famous Fernaig manuscript
Clan_MacRae
1952 British film by Terry Bishop
second feature ('B') comedy film directed by Terry Bishop and starring Duncan Macrae, Joseph Tomelty, Patrick Barr, Charles Hawtrey and Diane Hart. It was
You're Only Young Twice (film)
You're_Only_Young_Twice_(film)
Scottish television series, 1959–1960
the 1930s, based on the Para Handy books by Neil Munro. It starred Duncan Macrae as Peter "Para Handy" MacFarlane, captain of the puffer Vital Spark
Para_Handy_-_Master_Mariner
Surname list
also known as Duncan MacRae of Inverinate, 17th-century poet Duncan Macrae (rugby union) (1914–2007) Scottish rugby union player Duncan MacRae (rugby league)
MacRae_(surname)
8th episode of the 1st series of The Prisoner
for you, old chap!" Mary Morris as Number Two/Defender (Peter Pan) Duncan MacRae as Doctor/Judge (Napoleon) Norma West as Observer (Number 240)/Prosecutor
Dance of the Dead (The Prisoner)
Dance_of_the_Dead_(The_Prisoner)
British science fiction television series (1967–1968)
Lloyd Lamble Jon Laurimore George Leech Charles Lloyd-Pack Justine Lord Duncan Macrae Victor Maddern Virginia Maskell John Maxim Betty McDowall Jane Merrow
The_Prisoner
1950 British film
Taylor Hermione Baddeley as Mrs Finch Charles Victor as Albert Pollard Duncan Macrae as Superintendent Lodge Lana Morris as Lana Clark Joe Linnane as Inspector
The_Woman_in_Question
1938 film by Richard Wallace
Bengal Lancers in India. George-Anne flirts with her Scottish suitor, Duncan Macrae, whom she dismisses when she learns that he is not rich. Richard has
The_Young_in_Heart
American actor, director, and screenwriter (1912–1977)
Crime Reporter (short subject, uncredited) 1938 The Young in Heart Duncan Macrae The Duke of West Point Jack West 1939 Winter Carnival Professor John
Richard_Carlson_(actor)
1958 British film by Michael Relph
Noel Purcell as Father James Ian Hunter as Air Commodore Watchorn Duncan Macrae as Duncan Ban Jean Cadell as Mrs. Campbell Gordon Jackson as George Campbell
Rockets_Galore!
1959 play by Eugène Ionesco
Laurence Olivier Eli Wallach Jean William Sabatier Michael Mellinger Duncan Macrae Zero Mostel Daisy Simone Valére Annette Crosbie Joan Plowright Maggie
Rhinoceros_(play)
1960 British film by Ronald Neame
Guinness and John Mills, featuring Dennis Price, Kay Walsh, John Fraser, Duncan MacRae, Gordon Jackson and Susannah York. It is based on the 1956 novel and
Tunes_of_Glory
British army officer (1861–1937)
restored the Macrae stronghold of Eilean Donan Castle on Loch Duich in the west of Scotland. John MacRae was the second son of Duncan MacRae and Grace Stewart
John_MacRae-Gilstrap
1967 James Bond spy parody film
MI5 man Geoffrey Bayldon as Q John Wells as Fordyce: Q's assistant. Duncan Macrae as Inspector Mathis: He shows Evelyn his "credentials" in the pre-title
Casino_Royale_(1967_film)
1961 film by Don Chaffey
Brown Laurence Naismith as John Traill Alex Mackenzie as Auld Jock Duncan Macrae as Sgt Davie Maclean Andrew Cruickshank as Lord Provost Gordon Jackson
Greyfriars_Bobby_(film)
Film by Alexander Mackendrick
the Biffer John Gregson as Sammy MacCodrun Gabrielle Blunt as Catriona Macroon Duncan Macrae as Angus MacCormac Compton Mackenzie as Captain Buncher
Whisky_Galore!_(1949_film)
Human settlement in Scotland
field beside the community of Achmore on 13 May 2013. The Minister, Duncan Macrae, who served in Ardgour (1894-1909) and then Grantully (1909-1918) was
Achmore,_Highland
1959 British spy comedy film based on the 1958 novel
Professor Sanchez Maurice Denham as Admiral Joseph P. Mawra as Lopez Duncan Macrae as MacDougal Gerik Schjelderup as Svenson Hugh Manning as Officer Karel
Our_Man_in_Havana_(film)
Characters in the films and novels
first appears onscreen in the 1967 version of Casino Royale, played by Duncan Macrae. Here, he is a police officer, prompting Evelyn Tremble (Peter Sellers)
List_of_James_Bond_allies
Scottish teacher and Christian preacher
(b. 1612), whose son Duncan was later a celebrated Scottish Gaelic poet Donald Macrae, minister of Kintail (b. 1615) Miles Macrae (1616-1645), killed at
Farquhar_Macrae
Scottish actress (1906–1977)
the MSU Theatre. The company included Eileen Herlie, Gordon Jackson, Duncan Macrae, and Nicholas Parsons. Their first show was Merton Hodge's The Wind
Molly_Urquhart
1947 British film by David MacDonald
McLeod and Alistair MacDonald Andrew Crawford as Willie McFarish Duncan Macrae as John Macrae Morland Graham as Angus McFarish Megs Jenkins as Angustina McFarish
The_Brothers_(1947_film)
1960 American film
Finlay Currie as Cluny MacPherson Miles Malleson as Mr. Rankeillor Duncan Macrae as The Highlander Andrew Cruickshank as Colin Campbell Peter O'Toole
Kidnapped_(1960_film)
1959 British film by Sidney Gilliat
Cole as Police Sergeant Bruce Bernadette O'Farrell as Siona Campbell Duncan Macrae as Headquarters Police Sergeant Alex Mackenzie as Finlay Patricia Bredin
The_Bridal_Path_(film)
1954 film awards ceremony
Kenneth More in Genevieve Trevor Howard in The Heart of the Matter Duncan Macrae in The Kidnappers Audrey Hepburn in Roman Holiday Celia Johnson in The
7th British Academy Film Awards
7th_British_Academy_Film_Awards
first produced by Curtain Theatre in Glasgow in 1937 with the actor Duncan Macrae in the title role. The historical subject of the comedy is the conflict
Jamie_the_Saxt
Topics referred to by the same term
Duncan K. McRae (1820–1888), American politician from North Carolina Duncan Macrae (disambiguation) This disambiguation page lists articles about people
Duncan_McRae
1961 film
Sergeant Spadoni Ignazio Dolce as Sentinel Ronald Fraser as Perfect Duncan Macrae as Sergeant Trevethan Bernard Cribbins as a soldier Michael Trubshawe
The Best of Enemies (1961 film)
The_Best_of_Enemies_(1961_film)
New Zealand rugby league footballer (1934–2019)
Duncan Ross MacRae (14 April 1934 – 2 May 2019) was a New Zealand rugby league footballer. A prop, he was a member of the Kiwis on their 1956 tour of Australia
Duncan_MacRae_(rugby_league)
25th episode of the 3rd season of The Avengers
gentleman. Patrick Macnee as John Steed Honor Blackman as Cathy Gale Duncan Macrae as Brigadier General Sir Ian Stuart-Bollinger Joyce Heron as Lady Dorothy
Esprit de Corps (The Avengers)
Esprit_de_Corps_(The_Avengers)
Fictional boat
Series Para Handy - Master Mariner, which ran from 1959–60, starred Duncan Macrae (Para Handy), Roddy McMillan (The Mate), and John Grieve (Dan Macphail
Vital_Spark
had come under heavy and accurate shelling and mortar fire, L/Cpl. Duncan Macrae MacLennan found himself, with his section, holding an important sector
History of the Special Air Service
History_of_the_Special_Air_Service
British film industry award
Sea George Ericson Trevor Howard The Heart of the Matter Harry Scobie Duncan Macrae The Kidnappers Jim MacKenzie Kenneth More Genevieve Ambrose Claverhouse
BAFTA Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role
BAFTA_Award_for_Best_Actor_in_a_Leading_Role
Rugby union competition
(Aberdeen GSFP), N. A. Gillanders (Panmure), A. I. Abbot (Panmure), Duncan Macrae (St. Andrews University), R. B. Thomson (Gordonians), R. S. Lind (Dunfermline)
1937–38 Scottish Districts season
1937–38_Scottish_Districts_season
Outdoor track and field competition
Shot put Pos Athlete Dist 1. Duncan Macrae (Aberdeen Un.) 38 ft 10in (11.83m) 2. Malcolm MacInnes (Edinburgh Un.) 38 ft 7 1/2in (11.77m) 3. D. Simpson
1900 Scottish Athletics Championships
1900_Scottish_Athletics_Championships
1963 British film by Michael Truman
Birkett Rosalie Crutchley as Maude Klein Robert Harris as William Lamotte Duncan Macrae as Barney Zena Walker as Mildred Birkett James Villiers as David Dane
Girl_in_the_Headlines
Species of monitor lizard
of Batanta in Indonesia. V. macreai is named after herpetologist Duncan Malcolm MacRae, founder of the reptile park Rimba on Bali. The distribution of
Varanus_macraei
Scottish rugby union club, based in Fife
Ireland. Four of which have become British and Irish Lions: Tyrone Howe, Duncan Macrae, Chris Rea and Robert Stevenson. This means that St Andrews has produced
University_of_St_Andrews_RFC
Welsh actress (born 1928)
"Miscellaneous". The Stage. London, UK. 15 September 1955. p. 2. "Duncan Macrae in a James Bridie Thriller". Edinburgh Evening News. Edinburgh, UK.
Dorothea_Phillips_(actress)
Literary movement of the early to mid-20th century
Saxt, featuring James VI in his prime. This latter production, with Duncan Macrae in the title role, is generally regarded as the one which confirmed
Scottish_Renaissance
Ian MacNaughton (1925–2002) James MacPherson (born 1960) Duncan Macrae (1905–1967) Leah MacRae Richard Madden (born 1986) Laura Main (born 1981) Christopher
List_of_Scottish_actors
1964 British film by Don Chaffey
Janet Munro as Delia Brooks Maxine Audley as Clarina Bowles-Ottery Duncan Macrae as Dr Brass Dennis Price as Prof Hughes Miles Malleson as Dr Woolley
A_Jolly_Bad_Fellow
1965 play by Joe Orton
February 1965. The production starred Geraldine McEwan, Kenneth Williams, Duncan Macrae and Ian McShane and was directed by Peter Wood. Responses to the first
Loot_(play)
123 40 "The Devil's Instrument" Missing N/A 14 June 1959 (1959-06-14) Duncan Macrae (Peter (The Goose Boss)), Jonathan White (Jacob Schunk), Nigel Green
List of Armchair Theatre episodes
List_of_Armchair_Theatre_episodes
1955 British film by Frank Launder
as Geordie's father Doris Goddard as Helga Stanley Baxter as Postman Duncan Macrae as Schoolmaster Michael Ripper as Australian journalist The film was
Geordie_(film)
Area of Glasgow, Scotland
John Maxwell Geddes (1941–2017), composer Archibald Lyle, footballer Duncan Macrae, actor Ian McAteer, Dalmuir-born former gangster David McCallum, actor
Maryhill
Scottish company marketing form-fit one-color body suits
Ralph Kugler was introduced as chairman of the company's board, and Duncan Macrae also added to the board. They have a low rate of product return, at
Morphsuits
Island in the Firth of Clyde sea inlet, western Scotland
using locally sourced elm wood from the garrison grounds in Millport. Duncan Macrae (actor and comedian, Whisky Galore, The Prisoner) Stephens Orr (society
Great_Cumbrae
Scottish journalist and author (1863–1930)
Handy stories) 1959 Para Handy - Master Mariner (6 part series. With Duncan Macrae as Para Handy. Lost) 1965 The Vital Spark (Comedy Playhouse. With Roddy
Neil_Munro_(writer)
McLellan's play Jamie the Saxt is first performed, in Glasgow, starring Duncan Macrae. Timeline of Scottish history 1987 in Northern Ireland "Notable Dates
1937_in_Scotland
Small tidal island in the western Highlands of Scotland
52, 56 Macrae 1910, pp. 52, 58 Macrae 1910, p. 58 Macrae 1910, p. 59 Macrae 1910, pp. 195–196 Macrae 1910, pp. 61–63 Macrae 1910, p. 65 Macrae 1910, p
Eilean_Donan
dead girl in his room. 77 25 "Esprit de Corps" Don Leaver Eric Paice Duncan Macrae, Roy Kinnear, John Thaw, Hugh Morton, Tony Lambden 14 March 1964 (1964-03-14)
List of The Avengers (TV series) episodes
List_of_The_Avengers_(TV_series)_episodes
French-language aerospace industry magazine
et Cosmos (in French). No. 1. 25 March 1963. p. 33. ISSN 1240-3113. Duncan Macrae (9 March 2017). "About Us". Air & Cosmos International. Air & Cosmos
Air_&_Cosmos
1961–1975 British television series
Cribbins, Yootha Joyce, Leslie Phillips, Georgina Cookson, Harry Locke, Duncan Macrae and Campbell Singer. 14 4 "Have You Read This Notice?" Missing N/A
Comedy_Playhouse
Scottish association of amateur dramatic clubs
Scotland's ground-breaking mid-twentieth century native actors, such as Duncan Macrae, Roddy McMillan or Molly Urquhart, first developed their skills and
Scottish Community Drama Association
Scottish_Community_Drama_Association
Robert Hurd, influential conservation architect (died 1963) 20 August – Duncan Macrae, actor (died 1967) 6 September – William McEwan Younger, brewer and
1905_in_Scotland
Retrieved 31 January 2013.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link) "Duncan Macrae". 26 October 2011. Archived from the original on 16 October 2012. Retrieved
List of alumni of the University of St Andrews
List_of_alumni_of_the_University_of_St_Andrews
and first-born child of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. Duncan Macrae, 92, British rugby football player, (Scotland Rugby Union Team). Angus
Deaths_in_May_2007
Limmy George Logan (performer) Jimmy Logan Tommy Lorne Fred MacAulay Duncan Macrae (actor) Forbes Masson Paul McCole Sylvester McCoy Mark McDonnell Alan
Comedy_in_Scotland
Australian businessman
MacRae. They had five sons and a daughter: Alisdair, William, James, Ronald, Duncan, and Jean. All of their sons became directors of Speedo. MacRae died
Alexander_MacRae
Graeme Macrae Burnet, novelist Nathan Coley, installation artist 3 January – Mary Garden, operatic soprano (born 1874) 23 March – Duncan Macrae, actor
1967_in_Scotland
Theatre in Glasgow, Scotland
Celia Imrie Glenda Jackson Andrew Keir Julie Legrand Fulton Mackay Duncan Macrae Leonard Maguire Allison McKenzie Una McLean Ann Mitchell Fidelis Morgan
Citizens_Theatre
Scottish Renaissance dramatist (1907–1985)
the king himself in his prime. This latter production, with the young Duncan Macrae famously creating a sensation in the title role, is generally regarded
Robert_McLellan
1968 British film by Joseph McGrath
Oscar Suzy Kendall as Louise Hammond John Bird as Herbert Greenslade Duncan Macrae as Jock McCue Patricia Routledge as Mrs. Woolley Peter Bayliss as Victor
30 Is a Dangerous Age, Cynthia
30_Is_a_Dangerous_Age,_Cynthia
Former theatre and cinema in Edinburgh, Scotland, later converted to a housing block
production in August 1957 was McLellan's The Flouers o' Edinburgh. Duncan Macrae played the Nabob and Walter Carr played the servant, Jack. Evelyn Elliot
Gateway_Theatre_(Edinburgh)
Bessie . . . Monica Evans Berenger . . . Laurence Olivier John . . . Duncan Macrae A Grocer . . . Henry Woolf Grocer's Wife . . . Margery Caldicott Lady
Rhinoceros (Orson Welles production)
Rhinoceros_(Orson_Welles_production)
Theatre in Glasgow, Scotland, 1897–1963
theatre on 31 March 1963 with a cast that included the Red Army Choir, Duncan Macrae, Robert Wilson, Iain Cuthbertson, Albert Finney, Rikki Fulton and Andy
Glasgow_Empire_Theatre
Scottish painter
his studio were the refugee artists Jankel Adler, Josef Herman, and Duncan Macrae (whose portrait by Crosbie is now hanging in the People's Palace).[citation
William_Crosbie_(artist)
Scottish rugby union footballer and coach
7s confirm Calum MacRae as new coach". The Scotsman. 16 June 2014. Retrieved 15 September 2014. Smith, Duncan (5 May 2017). "Duncan Hodge happy to be
Calum_MacRae
British's and Irish's official eleventh tour
W.E Bastard, L.C Strachan British Isles: V..G.J Jenkins, E.J Unwin, D.J Macrae, H.R McKibbon, E.L Jones, F.J Reynolds, J.L Giles, M.E Morgan, C.R.A Graves
1938 British Lions tour to South Africa
1938_British_Lions_tour_to_South_Africa
production Cast: Monica Evans (Bessie), Laurence Olivier (Berenger), Duncan Macrae (John), Henry Woolf (A Grocer), Margery Caldicott (The Grocer's Wife)
Orson_Welles_theatre_credits
American cloud computing and virtualization company
Archived from the original on May 3, 2018. Retrieved June 15, 2017. Duncan MacRae (June 28, 2022). "VMware unveils vSphere+ and vSAN+ to simplify operations
VMware
Second series of the BBC series Comedy Playhouse
Ferris, Georgina Cookson plays Mrs Ferris, Harry Locke plays the AA man, Duncan Macrae plays the RAC man and Campbell Singer plays the Police Constable. This
Comedy_Playhouse_(series_2)
Kelly, Robert Lane, Martin Levin, Robert Lineberry, Theodore Lowi, Duncan Macrae, Jr., Dean Mann, Daniel Mazmanian, Guy Peters, Harrell Rogers, Thomas
Policy_Studies_Organization
Fictional skipper in stories by Neil Munro
colour The Tales of Para Handy 1994–1995 Peter 'Para Handy' Macfarlane Duncan MacRae Roddy McMillan Gregor Fisher Dan Macphail John Grieve John Grieve Rikki
Para_Handy
July – Gavin Maxwell, naturalist and writer (died 1969) 4 November – Duncan Macrae, international rugby union player (died 2007) 20 December – Robert Colquhoun
1914_in_Scotland
Scottish rugby union club, based in Invergordon
Scotland and excellent facilities. The club's most famous player were Duncan Macrae who played for Scotland and the British Lions on the 1938 tour of South
Ross_Sutherland_RFC
Music genre associated with the Scottish Highlands
another possible Irish wire-strung harp composition. The bagpipe pibroch "Duncan MacRae of Kintail's Lament" is a variant of the Irish harp tune "Ruairidhe
Pibroch
Dictionary of Old English project; this text was then corrected by Duncan Macrae-Gibson, though still with a few divergences from the ASPR text. The
Anglo-Saxon_Poetic_Records
Secondary school in Scotland
Technology Duncan MacRae, actor, comedian. Sir Robert Arthur McCrindle, MP, politician Henry Bell McCubbin, MEP, politician Harry Duncan McGowan, 1st
Allan_Glen's_School
Slaymaker 1943–1945: Cyril Frank Wilton Andrews 1945–1948: Russell Duncan Macrae 1948–1951: Stanley Herbert Gudgeon 1951–1953: Stanley Herbert Gudgeon
List of ambassadors of the United Kingdom to the Dominican Republic
List_of_ambassadors_of_the_United_Kingdom_to_the_Dominican_Republic
Ireland 304 Vivian Jenkins 1938 Wales 305 Roy Leyland 1938 England 306 Duncan Macrae 1938 Scotland 307 Paddy Mayne 1938 Ireland 308 Jeff Reynolds 1938
List of British & Irish Lions players
List_of_British_&_Irish_Lions_players
British films released in 1953
Michael Balfour, Jean Anderson Drama The Kidnappers Philip Leacock Duncan Macrae, Theodore Bikel, Adrienne Corri Drama The Large Rope Wolf Rilla Donald
List_of_British_films_of_1953
Theatre in Scotland
achievements was a production of Ibsen's The Master Builder. Actor Duncan Macrae began his career with Pollock's Tron Theatre Club. The amateur group
Tron_Theatre
London: Paterson's Publications Ltd. 1983. p. 292. "The Pipemakers – Duncan MacRae set a high standard for tone and innovation". pipesdrums.com. 10 September
Donald_MacLeod_(piper)
Defunct London film studio
Bransby Williams, Mary Merrall 1952 You're Only Young Twice Terry Bishop Duncan Macrae, Joseph Tomelty, Charles Hawtrey 1952 Nutcracker Cyril Frankel John
Southall_Studios
Technical books on microwave radar technologies (1946-1951)
Electronic Instruments; Ivan A. Greenwood Jr., J. Vance Holdam Jr., Duncan MacRae Jr. (1948) Volume 22 – Cathode Ray Tube Displays; Theodore Soller, Merle
MIT Radiation Laboratory Series
MIT_Radiation_Laboratory_Series
British films released in 1952
Twilight Gordon Parry René Ray, Lois Maxwell, Freda Jackson Drama You're Only Young Twice Terry Bishop Duncan Macrae, Joseph Tomelty, Diane Hart Comedy
List_of_British_films_of_1952
British government recognitions
MacPhail, O.B.E., Chairman, The Scotch Whisky Association. Norman Alastair Duncan Macrae, Deputy Editor, The Economist. Peter Mason, Foreign and Commonwealth
1988_Birthday_Honours
Marine park in Bonaire island
REEFS PARK RULES BONAIRE DIVE SITES STINAPA Bonaire Kalli De Meyer, Duncan MacRae Bonaire National Marine Park Management Plan 2006 STINAPA Bonaire Flamingo
Bonaire_National_Marine_Park
On 20 July 1949, Northesk married Jean Margaret MacRae, daughter of Captain John Duncan George MacRae and Lady Phyllis Hervey, daughter of Frederick Hervey
Robert Carnegie, 13th Earl of Northesk
Robert_Carnegie,_13th_Earl_of_Northesk
Edinburgh (Robert McLellan) Gateway Theatre James Gibson Lennox Milne, Duncan Macrae 1957 John Gielgud The Ages of Man (William Shakespeare, anthology by
Drama at the Edinburgh International Festival: history and repertoire, 1957–1966
Drama_at_the_Edinburgh_International_Festival:_history_and_repertoire,_1957–1966
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