Malcolm (disambiguation)

is a name shared by many individuals, listed below in alphabetical order by surname. If no surname is available, alphabetization occurs by the disambiguation term — that is, the bit between the parentheses in a title like Waitress (Vincent and the Doctor).
== In-universe ==
=== As only name ===
* Malcolm (Time and Relative) (PROSE: Time and Relative)
=== As first name ===
* Colonel Malcolm Fraser (GAME: )
* Malcolm Glass (AUDIO: Human Resources)
* Malcolm Sillett (COMIC: Death Flower)
* Malcolm Taylor (TV: Planet of the Dead)
* Malcolm Wainwright (TV: Blink)
=== Other ===
* Malcolm (unit) (TV: Planet of the Dead)
== Behind the scenes ==
=== Actors ===
==== As first name ====
===== Featured =====
* Malcolm Rogers, an actor who played the Dracula robot in TV: The Chase and the Second Policeman in TV: The Daleks' Master Plan
* Malcolm Taylor, an actor who played Walters in TV: The Ice Warriors
* Malcolm Terris, an actor who played Etnin in TV: The Dominators and the Co-pilot in TV: The Horns of Nimon
* Malcolm Tierney, an actor who played Doland in TV: Terror of the Vervoids
===== Monster specialists =====
* Malcolm Harvey, an actor who played the Ergon in TV: Arc of Infinity
===== Vocal =====
* Malcolm Rennie, an actor who played Anzor in AUDIO: Mission to Magnus
* Malcolm Stoddard, an actor who played Urtak in AUDIO: The Zygon Who Fell to Earth
==== As surname ====
* Michael Malcolm, an actor who played a Tractator in TV: Frontios
=== Production ===
==== Television ====
===== Designers =====
* Malcolm James, visual effects designer for TV: Ghost Light
* Malcolm Middleton, designer for TV: The Abominable Snowmen
* Malcolm Thornton, designer for four Doctor Who stories in the 1980s
===== Sound design, effects, music =====
* Malcolm Clarke, composer who provided incidental music for several Doctor Who stories
* Malcolm Lockyer, composer for Dr. Who and the Daleks
===== Writers =====
* Malcolm Hulke, writer of seven scripts for TV: Doctor Who, as well as several novelisations for Target Books
* Malcolm Kohll, writer of TV: Delta and the Bannermen and its novelisation
===== Other =====
* Malcolm Kearney, a driver for the BBC Wales era of Doctor Who