Acting · geboren 1918-03-14 · Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
John McCallum
McCallum's father, John Neil McCallum Sr., was a theatre owner and entrepreneur, who built and for many years ran the 2,000 seat Cremorne Theatre on the banks of the Brisbane River. After emigrating from Scotland, McCallum Snr. became an accomplished musician, and was soon heavily involved in Brisbane's entertainment scene. His mother was an accomplished amateur actress who was born in England. In 1918, McCallum Jr. was born in Brisbane during the opening night of a comedy performance. After his birth, a family friend sent his father a wire: 'Congratulations on two howling successes'. McCallum was exposed to acting at a young age: his early childhood was full of backstage encounters at the Cremorne with the wide variety of performers who frequented his father's theatre. Although McCallum and his two younger brothers received their primary school education in the UK, the family returned to Australia once the Great Depression started. His secondary education was at the Anglican Church Grammar School in Brisbane. His early theatrical training was with Barbara Sisely at the Brisbane Repertory Company.
Bekannt aus
- Flucht vor Scotland Yard (1947) – Tommy Swann
- Die grünen Teufel vom Mekong (1982) – Executive Producer
- Miranda (1948) – Nigel
- Der wunderbare Flimmerkasten (1952) – Sitter in Bath Studio
- The Woman in Question (1950) – Michael Murray
- Skippy, das Buschkänguruh (1968) – Producer
- The Long Memory (1953) – Supt. Bob Lowther
- Die Kinder von Mara-Mara (1947) – Narrator (voice)
- Tarka der Otter (1979) – Director of Photography
- Trent's Last Case (1952) – John Marlowe
- Maxie macht Karriere (1951) – Larry Burns
- A Boy, a Girl and a Bike (1949) – David Howarth
- Smiley (1956) – Jim Rankin
- Wölfe in der Nacht (1951) – Dr. Nils Ahlen
- Port of Escape (1956) – Mitch Gillis
- The Calendar (1948) – Capt. Garry Anson
- Trouble in the Glen (1954) – Malcolm
- Forever Ealing (2002) – Self
- The Root of All Evil (1947) – Joe Bartle
- Derby Day (1952) – Tommy Dillon
- To Build a Fire (1969) – Director of Photography
- Einsatzkommando Seewölfe (1982) – Executive Producer
- Traveller's Joy (1950) – Reggie Pelham
- The Loves of Joanna Godden (1947) – Arthur Alce
- Melba (1953) – Charles Armstrong
- Devil on Horseback (1954) – Charles Roberts
- Flugboot 121 SP (1979) – Sir Bernard Kelvin
- A Son Is Born (1946) – John Seldon
- Made In Ealing: The Story of Ealing Studios (1986) – Interviewee
- Nickel Queen (1971) – Director
- Three in One (1957) – Introductions
- A Tailor-Made Man (1922) – Butler