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Bonnie Scotland is an American film comedy first released in 1935,
directed by James W. Horne.
The film stars Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, June Lang, William Janney and Anne Grey.
It has also been released under the title: Heroes of the Regiment.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
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Credits
- Director: James W. Horne
- Script: Frank Butler, Jefferson Moffitt, Albert Austin, Wilson Collison, James W. Horne, Stan Laurel, Charley Rogers
- Music: Marvin Hatley, Leroy Shield
- Cast: Stan Laurel (Stanley MacLaurel), Oliver Hardy (Oliver Hardy), June Lang (Lorna MacLaurel), William Janney (Allan Douglas), Anne Grey (Lady Violet ’Vi’ Ormsby), Vernon Steele (Col. Gregor McGregor), James Finlayson (Sergeant Major Finlayson), David Torrence (Mr. Miggs – the lawyer), Maurice Black (Khan Mir Jutra), Daphne Pollard (Millie – the maid), Mary Gordon (Mrs. Bickerdike), Lionel Belmore (Blacksmith), John Sutherland’s Scotch Pipers (British soldiers), Nath Bali (Hindu), Phyllis Barry (Gossip), May Beatty (Flirty Relative), Jay Belasco (Officer), Frank Benson (Groom), Barlowe Borland (Undetermined role), James P. Burtis (Highland Quartette Member), David Clyde (Highland Quartette Member), Eddie Das (Hindu musician), Belle Daube (Gossip), J. Gunnis Davis (Gamekeeper), Jack Deery (Officer), Carlos De Valdez (Hindu), Faizada Devinder (Hindu), Bobby Dunn (Native henchman), Anthony Francis (Hindu), Otto Frisco (Hindu musician), Bud Geary (British officer), Julia Halia (Dancing girl), Charlie Hall (Native henchman), Sam Harris (Officer), Abdullah Hassan (Hindu musician), Vaino Hassan (Dancing girl), Marvin Hatley (Accordionist), Jack Hill (Hotel lobby extra), Hona Hoy (Dancing girl), Brandon Hurst (Military Policeman), Olaf Hytten (Scottish Recruiting Sergeant), Colin Kenny (Black Watch officer), Claude King (Gen. Fletcher), Sam Lufkin (Native henchman), James T. Mack (Thomas, the Butler), Mary MacLaren (Undetermined role), Murdock MacQuarrie (Recruiting Clerk), Margaret Mann (Housekeeper), Dan Maxwell (Highland Quartette Member), James May (Postman), Col. G.L. McDonnell (British officer), G.L. McDonnell (British officer), Lal Chand Mehra (Hindu), Carlotta Monti (Dancing girl), Clive Morgan (English officer), Frances Morris (Undetermined role), Ted Oliver (Undetermined role), Peter Potter (Undetermined role), John Powers (Undetermined role), Art Rowlands (Undetermined role), Kathryn Sheldon (Schoolteacher), Shura Shermet (Dancing girl), Bhogwan Singh (Hindu musician), Gurdial Singh (Hindu servant), Pat Somerset (English officer), A. Tehir (Hindu musician), Minerva Urecal (Storekeeper), Clare Verdera (Maid), Dick Wessel (Blacksmith’s helper), Elizabeth Wilbur (Gossip), Leo Willis (Native henchman), Noah Young (Highland Quartette member)
- Country: USA
- Language: English
- Runtime: 80 min; B&W
- Aka: Heroes of the Regiment
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