He introduced his first wife, Jill Ireland, to her second husband, Charles Bronson, during the filming of The Great Escape.
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He has two grandchildren.
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He lives on Long Island, New York.
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He has one sibling, an older brother named Iain.
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His father was Concertmaster and violinist David McCallum, Sr..
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He has been married to Katherine Carpenter since September 1967. They have two children, Peter and Sophie.
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Both he and his first wife Jill Ireland's second husband, Charles Bronson, were stars of The Great Escape.
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His mother's name was Dorothy Dorman.
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His hobbies include golf and computing.
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He used to do radio commercials for Land Rover.
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David has appeared in episodes of three different series with Robert Vaughn: The Man from U.N.C.L.E., Please Don't Eat the Daisies and The A-Team.
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In 1969, David was nominated for the Emmy for Outstanding Single Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role for: Teacher, Teacher (1969).
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David was one of the first Brit actors to study "The Method" style of acting.
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In January 2003 David played "Bert Challenor" in Comedians, a play by Trevor Griffiths. It was at the Samuel Beckett Theater in New York City, New York, USA.
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David had a hit #117 on the Billboard Singles Charts in 1966 with the single "Communication" on Capitol Records.
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During the filming of "The Man from U.N.C.L.E.", his relationship with Robert Vaughn was often strained, as Vaughn was jealous that McCallum received more publicity. In the years that followed, however, they have reconciled their differences.
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He is a devout Republican.
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Along with Lord Richard Attenborough and James Garner, he is one of only three surviving stars of "The Great Escape".
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