Norman MacOwan
Known for ActingBorn 1877-01-02 — died 1961-12-31St. Andrews, Scotland, UK
Norman MacOwan was a British actor and writer. He started his career in the theater in 1903, and both wrote and performed a number of plays in the 1920s and 1930s. Plays Norman MacOwan wrote included: The Blue Lagoon (1921), The Infinite Shoeblack (1930), and Glorious Morning (1938). MacOwan appeared in a number of movies including: BBC Sunday-Night Theatre (1950), Tread Softly Stranger (1958), Kidnapped (1960), and The City of the Dead (1960). He was married to Violet [Ellen] Stephenson (actress). He died on December 31, 1961 in Hastings, East Sussex, England.
Known for
Around the World in 80 Days
1956 · as Reform Club Member (uncredited)
The City of the Dead
1960 · as Rev. Russell
X: The Unknown
1956 · as Old Tom
Kidnapped
1960 · as Tinker
Whisky Galore!
1949 · as Captain MacPhee
The Battle of the Sexes
1960 · as Jock Munro
Footsteps in the Fog
1955 · as Grimes (as Norman Macowan)
Action of the Tiger
1957 · as Trifon's Father
Where There's a Will
1955 · as Cagey
Heart of a Child
1958 · as Heiss
Laxdale Hall
1953 · as Old Villager
The Dark Light
1951 · as Rigby
Valley of the Eagles
1951 · as McTavis, ferry pilot
The Boy and the Bridge
1959 · as Tugboat Engineer
Castle in the Air
1952 · as Pettigrew
Tread Softly Stranger
1958 · as Danny
Help Yourself
1950 · as Elderly Husband