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Ian Wilson is credited as a 'Communicant' in The Wicker Man (1973), a role likely located in the mainland church prologue (where Sergeant Howie takes communion). He did not play the Old Fisherman (played by Kevin Collins) or the Harbour Master (played by Russell Waters), and he does not have the lines denying knowledge of Rowan Morrison. It is unlikely he had any individual spoken lines.
Yes, Ian Wilson had lines in The Wicker Man (1973).
He played the Old Fisherman (sometimes credited as the Harbour Master or Dock Master), who is the very first islander Sergeant Howie (Edward Woodward) speaks to when he arrives on Summerisle.
Wilson's character establishes the initial air of hostility and secrecy surrounding the disappearance of Rowan Morrison. When Howie questions him about the missing girl, the Old Fisherman emphatically denies any knowledge of her, telling Howie he's never heard the name before. This interaction sets the tone for Howie's frustrating investigation.
The AI failed to identify Ian Wilson's actual role (Communicant) and instead conflated him with Kevin Collins (Old Fisherman) and Russell Waters (Harbour Master).
Ian Wilson's role is likely in the mainland church prologue, not on Summerisle.