Kenneth MacDonald

Kenneth MacDonald was born on Nov 20, 1950 in UK. Kenneth MacDonald's big-screen debut came with Billy Budd directed by Basil Coleman in 1966, strarring Red Whiskers. Kenneth MacDonald is known for Cor, Blimey! directed by Terry Johnson, Jacqueline Defferary stars as Sally and Geoffrey Hutchings as Sid James. The upcoming new movie Kenneth MacDonald plays is Dream which will be released on Aug 26, 2001.

Born in Manchester, England in 1950, Kenneth MacDonald became one of British television's most appealing character actors in a career that spanned a quarter of a century. But his greatest claim to fame was in the role of the publican, "Mike Fisher," in the hugely successful sitcom series, "Only Fools and Horses," which ran for 15 years, 1981-1996. MacDonald played the barman foil to two street-wise London black marketeers who used the pub as their base of operations. MacDonald died of a heart attack while on holiday in Hawaii. Ironically and sadly, on the day his death was announced, it was reported that an additional series of "Only Fools and Horses" would be filmed.