Iain McColl
Actor · Since 2002
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Iain McColl is a marquee British actor whose face is familiar even to people who have not seen the films. Leading parts make up the visible half of the work; the rest is broader than most people notice. The signature credit is 'Gangs of New York', playing Condemned Man (Seamus). He also headlines 'Driving Lessons'.
Iain McColl
Actor · Since 2002
7 Movies · 4 Series
Iain McColl is a marquee British actor whose face is familiar even to people who have not seen the films. Leading parts make up the visible half of the work; the rest is broader than most people notice. The signature credit is 'Gangs of New York', playing Condemned Man (Seamus). He also headlines 'Driving Lessons'.
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Charlie the Lollipop Man
2007
Driving Lessons
Policeman
2006
Gangs of New York
Condemned Man (Seamus)
2002
Hamish Macbeth
Neil the Bus
1997Season 3
The Crow Road
Undertaker
1996Season 1
Hamish Macbeth
Neil the Bus
1996Season 2
Gadgetman
Lonnie Dolan
1996
I, Lovett
Policeman
1993Season 1
City Lights
Tam · 30 episodes
1986–
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Iain McColl still alive?
Iain McColl passed away on July 4, 2013 at age 59.
What are the most famous roles of Iain McColl?
Iain McColl is best known for roles in Gangs of New York, Driving Lessons, Comfort and Joy.
How many movies has Iain McColl been in?
Over a 29-year career (since 1984), Iain McColl has appeared in 7 movies and 4 TV shows.
What was Iain McColl's first movie?
The career of Iain McColl began with Comfort and Joy (1984).
What is Iain McColl's most recent movie or series?
Iain McColl's most recent release is Gerard Kelly: A Celebration, which premiered on December 31, 2010.
What TV shows has Iain McColl appeared in?
On television, Iain McColl has appeared in Hamish Macbeth, The Crow Road, City Lights, I, Lovett.
Iain McColl
1954-01-27 · Lennox Castle Hospital, Dunbartonshire, Scotland, UK
Iain McColl was a Scottish actor best known for his regular roles in sitcoms City Lights and Rab C Nesbitt. His film credits included Restless Natives and Gangs of New York. He died in 2013 of complications from bone cancer, aged 59.