Acting · Epsom, Surrey, England, UK · Born July 20, 1948
Malcolm Stoddard (born 20 July 1948) is a British actor who has appeared in films and television. He attended the all-male grammar school Chichester High School For Boys. His TV credits include The Voyage of Charles Darwin, Colditz, The Brothers, The New Avengers, Jennie: Lady Randolph Churchill (1974), Blake's 7, The Treachery Game, Oxford Blues (1984), Rain on the Roof, The Assassination Run, Squadron, By the Sword Divided, Juliet Bravo, Boon, The Bill, Families, Emmerdale, The Campbells, Heartbeat and Road to Avonlea. His films include Cari Genitori (1973), Luther (1974), S.O.S. Titanic (1979),The Godsend (1980),Tree of Hands (1989), Innocent Victim (1989), Gulliver's Travels (1996), Treasure Island (1999) and Dil Jo Bhi Kahey... (2005).
MovieDil Jo Bhi Kahey...
2006
as Norman Besson
The Courtroom
2004
MovieTreasure Island
1999
as Captain Smollet
TVComing Home
1998
as Bob Somerville
MovieComing Home
1998
as Bob Somerville
TVMidsomer Murders
1997
as Richard Carnack
Harry
1993
as Malcolm Laird
TVHeartbeat
1992
as James Robson
MovieThe Saint: The Software Murders
1990
as River
TVCluedo
1990
as Simon Charles
MovieTree of Hands
1989
as Dr. Ian Raeburn
TVThe Campbells
1986
as Dr. James Campbell
TVA.D.
1985
as Quintilius
TVOxbridge Blues
1984
as Philip Geary
TVBy the Sword Divided
1983
as Colonel Hannibal Marsh
TVSquadron
1982
The Treachery Game
1981
as Mark Fraser
MovieRain on the Roof
1980
as John
MovieS.O.S. Titanic
1980
as Second Officer Charles H. Lightoller
MovieThe Godsend
1980
as Alan Marlowe
TVThe Assassination Run
1980
as Mark Fraser
Heartland
1979
as Ray Boston
TVThe Voyage of Charles Darwin
1978
as Charles Darwin
TVBlake's 7
1978
as Leitz
An Hour in the Life...
1977
as Paul Clemence: Show Business Interviewer
Jubilee 1977
1977
as Phil Clemence
TVThe New Avengers
1976
as George Myers
TVThe Glittering Prizes
1976
as Dan Bradley
TVJennie: Lady Randolph Churchill
1974
MovieLuther
1974
as Emperor Charles the Fifth
MovieDear Parents
1973
TVITV Saturday Night Theatre
1969
as Mike
TVBBC Play of the Month
1965
as Gratiano
