ukmike2000-760-188409
Joined Jun 2010
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Quite entertaining in a 1950's style.
Classed a comedy but not a rib-tickler.
Orson plays the Laird, a wealthy South American. Of course he comes over as .......Orson Welles.
There is a smattering of bagpipes, and the usual strained Scots accents, irritating or part of the charm - depending on your views. Mischief, poaching, local rivalries, an invalid girl and Margaret Lockwood all thrown into the mix. (Ms Lockwood looking particularly vivacious.)
Location Note: As Forrest Tucker arrives in the "Scottish" village in an early scene, the live location is actually in front of the Church House Inn, in Harberton, near Totnes, South Devon.
Classed a comedy but not a rib-tickler.
Orson plays the Laird, a wealthy South American. Of course he comes over as .......Orson Welles.
There is a smattering of bagpipes, and the usual strained Scots accents, irritating or part of the charm - depending on your views. Mischief, poaching, local rivalries, an invalid girl and Margaret Lockwood all thrown into the mix. (Ms Lockwood looking particularly vivacious.)
Location Note: As Forrest Tucker arrives in the "Scottish" village in an early scene, the live location is actually in front of the Church House Inn, in Harberton, near Totnes, South Devon.