Malcolm Sinclair

Malcolm Sinclair was born on Jun 05, 1950 in UK. Malcolm Sinclair's big-screen debut came with Victorian Scandals - Season 1 directed by June Howson in 1976, strarring Tom Truelove. Malcolm Sinclair is known for The Man Who Knew Infinity directed by Matt Brown, Jeremy Irons stars as G.H. Hardy and Dev Patel as S. Ramanujan. The most recent award Malcolm Sinclair achieved is Clarence Derwent Awards. The upcoming new movie Malcolm Sinclair plays is The Man Who Knew Infinity which will be released on Apr 29, 2016.

Malcolm Sinclair read drama and theology at the University of Hull and then went on to do a one year post-graduate acting course at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. After seven years in different repertory companies around the country he made his London debut in 1985 at the Notting Hill Gate Theatre in Arthur Schnitzler's play 'Anatole', which he describes as the first thing that got him noticed. Since then he has appeared with both the National and Royal Shakespeare companies and has taken on musical roles in the likes of 'Privates On Parade' and 'My Fair lady'. On television he has been bumped off several times in who-dunnit mystery dramas though he stayed the course as supercilious Assistant Chief Constable Freddie Fisher in 'Pie In the Sky'. In July 2010 he was elected the president of the Equity actors' union.