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Monarch of the Glen
S5.E11
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Hogmanay Special

  • Episode aired Dec 28, 2003
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Richard Briers, Susan Hampshire, and Alastair Mackenzie in Monarch of the Glen (2000)
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On the eve of a new year, the house is haunted by a 14th century ghost who put a curse on the MacDonald family centuries ago. Just before the New Years Eve party, Paul discovers a long lost ... Read allOn the eve of a new year, the house is haunted by a 14th century ghost who put a curse on the MacDonald family centuries ago. Just before the New Years Eve party, Paul discovers a long lost soldier who may help him understand the traditions of his new family.On the eve of a new year, the house is haunted by a 14th century ghost who put a curse on the MacDonald family centuries ago. Just before the New Years Eve party, Paul discovers a long lost soldier who may help him understand the traditions of his new family.

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    • Robert Knights
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    • Michael Chaplin
    • Compton MacKenzie
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    • Alexander Morton
    • Rae Hendrie
    • Hamish Clark
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    • Director
      • Robert Knights
    • Writers
      • Michael Chaplin
      • Compton MacKenzie
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      • Rae Hendrie
      • Hamish Clark
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    Alexander Morton
    Alexander Morton
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    Rae Hendrie
    • Jess McCrae
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    Hamish Clark
    • Duncan McKay
    Dawn Steele
    Dawn Steele
    • Lexie MacDonald
    Susan Hampshire
    Susan Hampshire
    • Molly MacDonald
    Martin Compston
    Martin Compston
    • Ewan Brodie
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    Robin Hooper
    Robin Hooper
    • Ian Body
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    Antonia Bernath
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      • Compton MacKenzie
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      BBC re-aired this 2003 episode 20 years later for Hogmanay 2023.
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      [first lines]

      Golly: He terrorized the people of these mountains for years. Stealing the cattle. Killing the menfolk, kidnapping children from their beds where they lay. He was a beast, without a scrap of human feeling or decency. So, he had to die.

      Jessica: I don't like this.

      Duncan: Go on, Golly.

      Golly: It was the turn of the year thirteen hundred and four, and he'd been lured here by the promise of MacDonald hospitality. His men were plied with drink which had been drugged, so they just fell down, senseless. And at the stroke of midnight the assembled company turned on the bandit chief and stabbed him, so that no one man would be held responsible. Legend has it that he was cut by fifty swords.

      Molly: Uungh.

      Ewan: Fantastic!

      Golly: And that was the end of Mad Malcolm MacGregor.

      Jessica: Thank goodness for that.

      Golly: Or was it? With his dying breath he cursed the family MacDonald, and swore to haunt the House by the Water forever. Specially at Hogmanay.

      Ewan: Right now, in fact.

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      By Robert Burns

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