Bonnie Prince Charlie (1948)
Overview
Scotland, 1745. After decades of exile, Prince Charles Edward Stuart secretly lands with the purpose of revolting the Highland chieftains against the German House of Hanover, ruler of Great Britain.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.095 |
Directed By
Anthony Kimmins
Crew
Anthony Kimmins
Clemence Dane
Edward Black
Grace Garland
Robert Krasker
Bluey Hill
Red Law
Natalie Kalmus
Hubert Clifford
Wilfred Shingleton
A. E. Haswell-Miller
Joe Shear
U. P. Hutchinson
Vincent Korda
W. Simpson Robinson
W. Percy Day
Jack Swinburne
Buster Ambler
Ben Hipkins
Joseph Bato
Cyril Hartman
Ian Whyte
Georges K. Benda
Edward Scaife
John Cox
Winifred Dyer
TOP CAST
David Niven
Prince Charles Edward Stuart
Judy Campbell Exner
Clementina Walkinshaw
Jack Hawkins
Lord George Murray
John Laurie
Blind Jamie
Morland Graham
Donald MacDonald
Finlay Currie
The Marquis of Tullibardine
Hector Ross
Glonallddale
Hugh Kelly
Lieutenant Ingleby
Elwyn Brook-Jones
The Duke of Cumberland
Charles Goldner
Captain Fergusson
Ronald Adam
Macleod
Margaret Leighton
Flora MacDonald
Herbert Lomas
Kinloch Moidart
John Longden
Colonel O'Sullivan
Franklin Dyall
MacDonald of Keppoch (Morar)
Guy Le Feuvre
Cameron of Lochiel
Stuart Kindsdell
MacDonald of Armadale
James Hayter
Kingsburgh
Martin Miller
George II
G.H. Mulcaster
The Duke of Newcastle
Torin Thatcher
Colonel Ker
Simon Luck
Young Alan of Moidart
Nell Ballantyne
Liddy Kingsburgh
John Rae
Duncan
Henry Oscar
King James II
Patricia Fox
Annie Kingsburgh
Molly Rankin
Lady Margaret MacDonald
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