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The Scottish Tale

Movie 1998 TMDB 7.0/10 Released

A Scottish rendition of Macbeth. Mack is a humble poet who goes to Scotland to visit his three eccentric aunts. He expects them to simply greet him, but they tell him that he must marry Beth, the daughter of a rich lawyer. However, despite what Mack wants, Mack's brother Ian is marrying Beth, and so he must attend his brother's wedding. In order to persuade Mack to marry, the aunts prophecize certain strange events that would supposedly delay the wedding so that they could be married. Mack tries to stop them in order to show support for his brother, but it turns out that he never had to bother. For there are other secrets involved in the two families that delay the wedding anyway, and give enough time for the truth to be revealed about the love in the forthcoming wedding.

The Scottish Tale is a movie first shown in 1998. Runtime is 81 minutes. Status: Released. Genres: Drama, Comedy, Romance. TMDB score 7.0/10 from 2 votes.

81mRuntime
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Title details

Type
Movie
Original title
The Scottish Tale
Release year
1998
Release date
January 1, 1998
Status
Released
Runtime
81 minutes
Genres
Drama, Comedy, Romance
Director
Mack Polhemus
TMDB rating
7.0/10 (2 votes)
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Official trailer

The Scottish Tale - Trailer

Cast

J

Josiah Polhemus

Mack

A

Ann Boehlke

Beth

R

Robert R. Ross Jr.

Ian

Sandy Kenyon

Sandy Kenyon

Arthur Golding

Marcia Rodd

Marcia Rodd

Sarah

Jack Betts

Jack Betts

Syd

Joe Myles

Joe Myles

Sterling

C

Camilla Polhemus

Fiona

G

Garrett Clancy

Richard

Susan Dalian

Susan Dalian

Ginny (as Susan Patterson)

C

Craig Golding

Kai

Characters

  • Mack voiced by Josiah Polhemus
  • Beth voiced by Ann Boehlke
  • Ian voiced by Robert R. Ross Jr.
  • Arthur Golding voiced by Sandy Kenyon
  • Sarah voiced by Marcia Rodd
  • Syd voiced by Jack Betts
  • Sterling voiced by Joe Myles
  • Fiona voiced by Camilla Polhemus
  • Richard voiced by Garrett Clancy
  • Ginny (as Susan Patterson) voiced by Susan Dalian
  • Kai voiced by Craig Golding

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