Down Where the Buffalo Go

Name: Down Where the Buffalo Go
Genre: Drama
Released: 1988-01-19
Duration: 1 h 30 min
Rating: 7
Cast: Harvey Keitel, Andrew Byatt, Stella Gonet

Episode aired Jan 19, 1988
1h 30min

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Down Where The Buffalo Go is a drama made for television by BBC Scotland. It follows the life of a US Marine (played by Keitel) based at the Holy Loch naval base and the local girl he marrie... Read allDown Where The Buffalo Go is a drama made for television by BBC Scotland. It follows the life of a US Marine (played by Keitel) based at the Holy Loch naval base and the local girl he married. Their relationship is at straining point - she wants to leave Scotland and settle in Am... Read allDown Where The Buffalo Go is a drama made for television by BBC Scotland. It follows the life of a US Marine (played by Keitel) based at the Holy Loch naval base and the local girl he married. Their relationship is at straining point - she wants to leave Scotland and settle in America while he wants to remain in Scotland.

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Down Where The Buffalo Go is a drama made for television by BBC Scotland. It follows the life of a US Marine (played by Keitel) based at the Holy Loch naval base and the local girl he married. Their relationship is at straining point - she wants to leave Scotland and settle in America while he wants to remain in Scotland. —dutchbairn

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8/10

Noteworthy of movie.

This movie is accurate and I was working shore patrol during the filming. One scene was done in the bar called the Blue Lagoon or Dolphin. Bob Gideon was in a couple of scenes in the original if he was not cut out at a later date. Many of the situations depicted were worse. The fights between the sailors were often bad but not as bad as the duty. They blew off steam and I sent them home in a cab before the police took them in. Duty on Holy Loch was not easy. At one point a local had taken a radio from one of the shore patrol and heckled the sailors standing that duty for a couple of months. Always a great place with tensions between the locals the unwanted Brits and the jolly Scots who wanted neither the Navy or the business that they brought.

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