George D. Malcolm
Australian producer, cameraman and executive
About George D. Malcolm
Lived 1904 – 1977 (aged 72–73). George D. Malcolm was a film producer and cinematographer.
George David Malcolm (1904–1977) was an Australian producer, cameraman and executive.
For several years he worked at Commonwealth Film Laboratories as a producer.
Select credits On Our Selection (1932) The Squatter's Daughter (1933) - cinematographer, editor The Man They Could Not Hang (1934) - cinematographer Splendid Fellows (1934) - cinematographer Conquest (1935) (short) - cinematographer Eaglets (1936) (short) - producer Mystery Island (1937) - producer, cinematographer Typhoon Treasure (1938) - cinematographer Seven Little Australians (1939) - cinematographer Australia Has Wings (1941) - producer Grumblens (1943) (short) King of the Ring (1949) (short) - producer, director
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Frequently asked questions
Who was George D. Malcolm?
Australian producer, cameraman and executive
When was George D. Malcolm born?
George D. Malcolm was born in 1904.
When did George D. Malcolm die?
George D. Malcolm died in 1977.
What was George D. Malcolm's occupation?
George D. Malcolm was a film producer and cinematographer.
Sources & further reading
· Wikipedia: George D. Malcolm
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