Young lovers brings two fighting clans together.Young lovers brings two fighting clans together.Young lovers brings two fighting clans together.
Billy Bevan
- Old Andrew
- (as William Bevan)
Harry Allen
- Charles
- (uncredited)
Jimmy Aubrey
- Groom
- (uncredited)
Peter Brocco
- Groom
- (uncredited)
Douglas D. Coppin
- Mercenary
- (uncredited)
Harry Cording
- Blacksmith
- (uncredited)
Boyd Davis
- Majordomo
- (uncredited)
Lumsden Hare
- Rev. Douglas
- (uncredited)
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- Writer
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Did you know
- TriviaThe castle, forest, and monastery in this film were all re-used in The Black Arrow (1948).
- GoofsObvious stunt double for Edgar Buchanan the first time he runs and mounts his horse.
- Crazy creditsThe opening prologue: As the 17th century neared its close, Scotland was still plagued by the bitter wars between the clans. And in all the Highlands, no feud was so deeply rooted as the one between the MacArdens and the Glowans.
Featured review
This equals the best of all those Errol Flynn and de Havilland romantic films of spectacularly romantic settings, and although the actors are none of the dominating Hollywood film stars, they do well enough, and James Macready as the villain never played more dirty. The main asset of the film is not the plot or the actors but the overwhelmingly marvellous outdoor scenery mainly with horses racing through one of the most beautiful landscapes ever displayed on film. Larry Parks is dashing enough, and Ellen Drew actually cuts a lovelier figure than de Havilland, while Ray Collins as an old fighter and Edgar Buchanan as an old die-hard also grace the film. Hugo Friedhofer's music finishes the touch of a magnificent entertainment all the way through, a feast for the eyes and a delight for the romantic mind.
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- Runtime1 hour 20 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.37 : 1
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