Scotland the Brave

Summary William Wallace and his family live in 1989 in the highlands of Scotland. William's wife Marion and their 4 children; James, Bruce, Angus and Skye all become entangled in a fight for their freedom and their nation. Once Margret Thatcher enacts the Poll Taxes and the sheriff of Lanark visits William Wallace's estate demanding full payment of the new taxes while William and his children are not at home. A fight breaks out and the Sheriff of Lanark accidentally kills Marion. The 2nd youngest son acts in revenge of his mother and kills the Sheriff starting a battle that eventually leads to the independence of Scotland. View more details

Scotland the Brave

Directed : Michael Rainin

Written : Michael Rainin

Stars : Unknown

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Genres : Drama

Release date : Jan 14, 1953

Countries of origin : United States

Language : English

Filming locations : Los Angeles, California, USA

Production companies : Rainpix

Summary William Wallace and his family live in 1989 in the highlands of Scotland. William's wife Marion and their 4 children; James, Bruce, Angus and Skye all become entangled in a fight for their freedom and their nation. Once Margret Thatcher enacts the Poll Taxes and the sheriff of Lanark visits William Wallace's estate demanding full payment of the new taxes while William and his children are not at home. A fight breaks out and the Sheriff of Lanark accidentally kills Marion. The 2nd youngest son acts in revenge of his mother and kills the Sheriff starting a battle that eventually leads to the independence of Scotland. View more details

Details

Genres : Drama

Release date : Jan 14, 1953

Countries of origin : United States

Language : English

Filming locations : Los Angeles, California, USA

Production companies : Rainpix

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