Malcolm Fraser
Cast
- Born
- May 21, 1930 · Toorak, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
- Died
- March 20, 2015
- Birth name
- John Malcolm Fraser
Malcolm Fraser was born on May 21, 1930 in Toorak, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia as John Malcolm Fraser. He was married to Tamie Fraser. He died on March 20, 2015 in Victoria.
Cast
- 2025Whitlam Dismissal: 50 YearsSelf - Former Prime Minister of Australia (archiveFootage)
- 2022The Campaign: UncoveredSelf - Former Prime Minister of Australia (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
- 2018Stop the BoatsSelf - Former Prime Minister of Australia
- 2016Chasing AsylumSelf - Prime Minister of Australia 1975-1983
- 2014A Country Road: The NationalsSelf
- 2012Queen & CountrySelf
- 2012Sporting NationSelf - Former Prime Minister of Australia
- 2008Q&ASelf - Panellist, Former Prime Minister
- 2008Face Painting with Bill LeakSelf
- 2007Countdown Spectacular 2Self (archiveFootage)
- 2006What a YearSelf - Former Prime Minister of Australia
- 2004The Life and Times of Malcolm FraserSelf
- 2004Letters to AliSelf
- 2002Seeking AsylumSelf
- 2001InsidersSelf - Former Prime Minister of Australia
- 2001100 Years: The Australian StorySelf
- 1990LatelineSelf - Former Prime Minister of Australia
- 1986The 7.30 ReportSelf - Prime Minister 1975-1983
- 1982Let Poland Be PolandSelf
- 1982We FightSelf
- 1981SundaySelf - Former Prime Minister of Australia
- 1980The ClubSelf - Spectator in the crowd at a football match (uncredited)
- 197960 Minutes AustraliaSelf (segment: The Hanson Phenomenon)
- 1979Parkinson in AustraliaSelf
- 1977Life at the Top: A Week with Prime Minister Malcolm FraserSelf
- 1975The Norman Gunston ShowSelf
- 1975The Don Lane ShowSelf
- 1971A Current AffairSelf - Prime Minister
- 1969The National Library Of AustraliaSelf (Minister for Defence)
- 1967This Day TonightSelf - Prime Minister
- 1961Four CornersSelf - Former Prime Minister of Australia
- 1952TodaySelf - Australian Prime Minister