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The Rocket Post (2004)Director:Stephen Whittaker |
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Title: The Rocket Post (2004)
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Gerhard Zucher
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Catriona Mackay
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Jimmy Roach
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Thomas McKinnon
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Charles Ilford
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Heinz Dombrowsky
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Angus MacKay
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Jimmy Yuill | ... |
James MacLeod
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Alex Miln
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Sir Wilson Ramsay
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Niall Maclennan | ... |
James Maclellan
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Alasdair Maclennan | ... |
Paul Maclellan
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Tim Barlow | ... |
Hector McDougal
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Iain MacRae | ... |
Islander 1
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Lewis Iain MacNeill | ... |
Islander 2
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Country:
UKLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
24 November 2006 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
El inventor alemán See more »Filming Locations:
Taransay, Western Isles, Scotland, UKBox Office
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$8,000,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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An excellent film for those who simply need to switch off and enjoy the beautiful scenery of Scotland. Based on fact, the film takes you on a journey of love amidst spectacular scenery. The cast are 'dressed down' for the parts they play, so no glamorous costumes or coiffured hair in this film where acting is superb, gritty and down to earth.Each character is believable giving a convincing portrayal of island life, beliefs and culture of the time A definite for those who have even the tiniest drop of Scottish blood..... as it will tug at the heart strings and stir the soul. Something that can be shared with the family and watched time and time again..................a real classic, one that I am sure will walk alongside some of the great films that never die.