"Monarch of the Glen" Episode #5.4 (2003)

Director:

Robert Knights

Writers:

Compton MacKenzie (inspired by "Highland" novels)
Leslie Stewart (written by)
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TV Series:

"Monarch of the Glen" (2000)

Original Air Date:

19 October 2003 (Season 5, Episode 4)

Genre:

Comedy | Drama | Romance

Plot:

Golly gets an unexpected surprise when his daughter Jess shows up and Duncan travels to Glasgow for a job interview. Meanwhile, Paul takes on new responsibilities by trying to reform the local football team.

Plot Keywords:

Comfort | Laird | Friend | Scottish Highlands | Brother Sister Relationship

Cast

Lloyd Owen	...	Paul Bowman
Alastair Mackenzie	...	Archie MacDonald
Dawn Steele	...	Lexie MacDonald
Hamish Clark	...	Duncan McKay
James Anthony Pearson	...	Angus Stewart (as James Pearson)
James Grant	...	Hamish McKinnon
Alexander Morton	...	Golly Mackenzie
Rae Hendrie	...	Jessica McCrae
Hermione Gulliford	...	Hermione Trumpington-Bonnet
Susan Hampshire	...	Molly MacDonald
Paul Freeman	...	Andrew Booth
Charles Daish	...	Dr. Sean Cook
Karen Bartke	...	Sadie Carter

Directed by
Robert Knights

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Michael Chaplin		series creator
Compton MacKenzie		inspired by "Highland" novels
Leslie Stewart		written by

Produced by
Noëlette Buckley	....	line producer
Michael Chaplin	....	associate producer
Stephen Garwood	....	producer
Gaynor Holmes	....	executive producer
Douglas Rae	....	executive producer

Original Music by
Simon Brint

Cinematography by
John McGlashan		(director of photography)

Film Editing by
Robin Graham Scott		(as Robin Graham-Scott)

Casting by
Susie Bruffin

Production Design by
Steve Sharratt		(as Stephen Sharratt)

Art Direction by
Fiona Hutchison
Joanna King		(as Jo King)
Adam Marshall		(senior art director)

Costume Design by
Eleanor Baker

Makeup Department
Julie Kendrick	....	makeup artist
Annie McEwan	....	makeup designer (as Anne McEwan)
Mairi Morrison	....	makeup artist

Production Management
Phil Brown	....	post-production supervisor
Mark Murdoch	....	unit manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Patrick Conroy	....	second assistant director
Jonathan Farmer	....	first assistant director
Ray Kenny	....	third assistant director

Art Department
Chris Belcourt	....	construction
John Booth	....	property master
Tommy Dowdalls	....	construction
Douglas Ferguson	....	properties
Ian Gallacher	....	construction
Angus Gentleman	....	properties
Bill Gower	....	properties
Chris McMillan	....	properties
Mark McNeil	....	properties (as Mark Venn-McNeil)
Craig Menzies	....	production buyer
Peter Wilkinson	....	construction

Sound Department
Fiona Carlin	....	boom operator
Matthew Collinge	....	dubbing editor (as Matt Collinge)
Phil Croal	....	sound recordist
Dave Humphries	....	dubbing mixer (as David Humphries)

Special Effects by
Peter Akass	....	special effects

Stunts
Andy Bradford	....	stunt coordinator

Camera and Electrical Department
Ross Grainger	....	lighting technician
David Gurney	....	lighting gaffer
Iain Johnstone	....	grip
Grant Maclean	....	lighting technician (as Grant McLean)
Callum Milne	....	lighting technician
Richard Muller	....	camera operator
Liam Murphy	....	focus puller
Chris Shaw	....	clapper loader
James Sivewright	....	best boy
Alice Canty	....	camera trainee (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department
John Laurie	....	costumer
Tracy McGregor	....	costumer
Clare Salmon	....	costumer

Other crew
Adrian Banyard	....	script editor
Jenifer Booth	....	production accountant
Sarah Booth	....	assistant accountant
Sarah Bryant	....	production team
Laragh Cresswell	....	production team
Francesca Dowd	....	production coordinator
Nicole Finnan	....	production associate
Margaret Graham	....	script supervisor
Sara Harkins	....	production executive
Paul Logue	....	script editor: BBC
Duncan Muggoch	....	location manager
David Stewart	....	animal trainer

Quotes:

Hamish McKinnon:What might have been counts for nothing. It's just a dream.