Nice to see the Brig Maria Assumpta sailing before her wreck on 1995. Thank you

My Goodness SO MANY OF YOU ARE SO IN-TUNE - WITH THIS AND THAT! .... CRITICAL POST --- CAN, NONE OF YOU JUST ENJOY A MOVIE ... THATS, WHAT SOME MOVIES ''DO'' !!! .... TAKE YOU AWAY FROM THE CARE OF THE DAY FOR AN HOUR OR TWO AT BEST ..... DANG! SO MANY CRITICS ... BE ADVISED THIS MOVIE IS NOT HISTORICAL ... ITS NOT A DOCUMENTARY --- '' ITS ONLY AN ENJOYABLE MOVIE'' !!!

The accents are completely all over the place and somehow that just adds to the fun.

Absolutely anything in which the extraordinary Ian Richardson appeared was worth viewing and this lovely production is no exception to that rule. Also delightful to see supporting turns by both Nick Brimble and Nickolas Grace, each of whom appeared to great effect with Mr. Richardson in the House of Cards trilogy. Thank you so much for posting!

Oh thank you so much for this excellent film.Thoroughly appreciated!

Many thanks for uploading this! I've been looking for this version of the tale forever.

@caspiandamari1046

2 жыл бұрын

i realize Im kind of off topic but do anyone know a good place to watch new series online?

I watched this once when I was ten when it first aired in the UK and haven’t seen since, but still remember the closing line and still often sing the theme song!

So hard to find a good movie on KZread,thank you for upload! I really enjoyed it!

what a wonderful movie & thanks for transferring it onto KZread.

Was homework to watch this TV broadcast in 1983/1984 and absolutely loved it. This version never came out on DVD so thank you for making it available. Would be cool if they made a tricked up modern theater . version of this

Hard to believe, but the great John Gielgud is listed in the opening credits as "John Gielud"! They must have been afraid that correcting it would blow the budget!

Thank you for all of your time and efforts. I have subscribed.

Great classic . Thank you for the posting. Television is so predictable. I always enjoying watching classics on uTube.

Im so thankful that this has been saved and shared! Thank you!

I LOVE THESE MOVIES, THANK YOU SO MUCH.

ONE can find a lot of Gems on youtube ...movies you wouldn't be lucky enough EVER to see on TV again. Excellent actors.

@thaddeauscaldwell7101

5 жыл бұрын

I agree and also television is so predictable . I always look forward to the classic movies that are posted on uTube .

fabulous I really enjoyed this film.

thank you so much for this vid....been waiting so long to see it here on thetube

Prince Charlie who spent his entire life in italy, had grandiose ideas at 23 but no experience, no money, couldn't speak the language and watched the battles he called for from afar. never took part in and fled the country, leaving disaster and starvation for the people in his wake.

what an awesome cast!

An excellent movie... thanks!

Enjoyed this very much

Thank you Lord Richardson a great catch.

Thank you for uploading

Interesting to a point, but the hallmarks of a TV movie begin to add up : Dancing around a fire on a slope never happened in real life ; The two lads conversing while their pursuers can be seen behind them is to laugh at ! I liked the nautical sequence . Thanks for posting, many will find it adventuresome and thrilling to the end .

Enjoyed the movie. Thanks.

Thank you for sharing.

OMG men wore such great outfit that period, and such amazing thigh leather boots!

great flick . many twists and turns

Thanks for uploading haven't seen this for 34 years, can't get it on DVD.

Thank you for haveing this history drama , I don't no why but UTube has got rid of all th great BBC DRAMAS ,UTUBE stated off the greatest thing ever to search out and to learn about other places in and around the world , and now it's all mostly gone ,breaks my heart , keeping all the dirt and getting rid officials the good true history drama ! Thank you again ❤️😇🇨🇦

4 жыл бұрын

It's FAR from being a historical drama Heather. It's more like a desperate attempt to make money...regards of facts, accents, or even scenery. A clear case of if its lumpy...it must be Scotch...

Excellent movie.

Thank you, thank you!!!

Oh yes! A real film! Thanks 😁

John boy’s accent is killing me 😂

LOL! "John Gielud" at 0:17 (opening credits). Almost unbelievable, but there it is.

@Gorcan01

3 жыл бұрын

The original credits said Introducing Finola Hughes, so not sure where these came from.

2021 watch this. I finally found it

The first time i watched this was on a sunday after NFL football a lot of beer and a great sunday dinner

GREAT EPIC. Well done !

20.04.2020 going and watch now!!🤗♥️

Thank you so much!! I've read this book 30 years ago and now see a movie!

@noradennis4361

6 жыл бұрын

Have you ever seen the one with Errol Flynn made in 1953?

This is worth watching for the performances of Micheal York and Nicholas Grace alone! Nicholas Grace was also in the mini-series "Brideshead Revisited" as a rich Englishman! Polar opposite characters!!!

I'm here because of Timothy Dalton! Somehow I missed this this one! When it first aired! Let's see it now!

@michelledinovo6446

4 жыл бұрын

I was going to skip this, based on comments, until I saw Timothy Dalton's name. Staying to watch for that reason. Hope it's worth it.

Interesting story line. Twisting tales. Child that was loved most caused the most problems, limited love from a parent. Sad that. There is lesson to be learnt from this move. Love is universal and unlimited,not just for one child.

Great adventure

When I saw his image, I had to come to Ian's performance

The ending was not what I expected.

Thank you!!!!

Wow, I'd never heard of this one -- so, thanks for posting, even though the translation from VHS to You Tube isn't exactly HD. A pity that "Bonnie Prince Charlie" proved so unworthy of the fealty of many good Scots. And Capt. Teach probably wasn't the bloated, half-mad coward he's portrayed as, here. ...I'll have to read the book some time, the movies are quite different from each other.

Pleasantly surprised to find Brian Blessed in this. “James is alive!” 😂

@Uttrediay

10 ай бұрын

Not as classic as his Black Adder performance, but a truly Blessed performance indeed.

@LuciThomasHardylover-qx6ts

4 ай бұрын

Oooh❤️do love a bit of Brian Blessed!

Thank you friend ❤️☘️☘️❤️👍👍

Perhaps I shouldn't sympathize with Henry but I do coz his father loves James more than him. Such thing can happen in reality. How has it hurt the unbeloved one so deeply it will leave an long lasting heartache inside him.

What a great story!

A fun romp, but oh the historical inaccuracies. Given Jamie fought in the '45 and Henry's son is still preteen, the end can't be later than 1760ish . . . the American action would have been in the middle of the French and Indian Wars (not a great time to roam the Adirondacks). My favorite was going from NYC to CANANDAIGUA to the Adirondacks . . . Canandaigua is over 250 miles to the west and, well, didn't exist until after the Revolution except as a Seneca village. That's quite a trip in time and space.

@robinsonrex1280

11 ай бұрын

But I thought this was based on a novel by Robert Louis Stevenson? Were these inaccuracies in the book as wel?

@gnomely1

10 ай бұрын

no they weren't. Henry and James tossed a coin to decide who would go to fight. @@robinsonrex1280

@lawansritasan1203

9 ай бұрын

​@robinsonrex1280 Based on the novel James and Henry died at the same time where they found James buried in the forest. There is a grave for both of them.

Great movie.

Only watched this because I've been in love with Timothy Dalton since I was a teenager ---- smashing movie but there are some dodgey accents

I wonder if my last name was changed from this to what it is now?

James !!! All that treasure and still bent on taking what your family have !!! You almost made them poor and ruin with you're selfish ways now you're dead and gone and so is your treasure !!??😱

what a strange movie. good too.

1:14:10 "Glory be to God" that was hilarious 😂

frumos.

What year was this film released was it show in cinemas or was it made for telivision

Couldn't click fast enough then to be devastated because it wasn't the Errol Flynn version. In each life a little rain must fall, as they say. After watching - not a patch on the original!

Strange. Same family but all wearing different tartans.

@Kitiwake

4 жыл бұрын

With nothing better to do... I thought I should mention.. The tartan plaid shown wasnt invented until later. In fact it didn't appear publicly until just before 1820 when the English allowed it.

the opening scene is poetic license

Sorry lost me after seeing the credits at the start. John Gielud?????? John Gielgud not on. Wow what a typo to make,

What year was this film released was it show in the cinemas or was it made for tv

@GlenRoss-ug5jm

3 ай бұрын

It was made for tv in 1984.

Filmed in Scottland, is that anywhere near Scotland....apart from that a good movie...

@MrCjsb

4 жыл бұрын

The opening credits spell Gielgud wrongly as well - and the copyright date is MMMCMLXXXIV - 3984!

The sounds 'Off" are the author spinning in his grave

Jeez, turn to a Frenchie for a dirty deed. Would that be the frogs legs and the snails?

Bravo! Excellent!

Ignore the fact that Edward Teach "Blackbeard" died almost 30 years before the battle of Culloden. An entertaining story none the less.

@alecblunden8615

4 жыл бұрын

I understand the Edward Teach here was a copy-cat of the original who died in c1718. However, I believe Henry died of shock when James seemed to be resurrected. Oh well. It is TV - you can't expect authenticity.

@TheChannelofaDisappointedMan

4 жыл бұрын

Aren't we clever? Stevenson's novel notes the Teach featured is not the original.

1:14:10 "Glory be to God" was hilarious

I saw earl Flynn in this movie

Please upload the Wicked Lady, with Faye Dunaway

Timber me hartys it's pirates treasure time 😂

Had to read this book at school -- hated it -- it's on my top 10 most hated books that I was forced to read. No.1 is The Cherry Orchard by Anton Chekhov.

@juliehammond5822

6 ай бұрын

Me too. I was a real bookworm but couldn't get through this one. It was required reading during my first year at high school and I hated it.

Thats not how it ends!! The original he comes back to haunt him in a carriage!!

Why are members of the same family wearing different tartans.........the whole idea of wearing a tartan is identify which family/clan you belong to.

@JOHN----DOE

2 жыл бұрын

Actually, not. That was a later Victorian invention.

That is John boy Walton who plays the brother of Michael York in this film.

Fair enough, rushing off to rally round Bonnie Prince Charlie ( in what was ultimately a vain adventure ) but surely Michael could have spared a wee minute and given the lassie the rodgering she was so desperately needing, or at the very least have given his tadger a cleaning in respect to the Jacobite leader he was so keen to join ? What about the stench, in what was summer, and the attendant insects and midges surely following Michael as he wended his way ?

Prince Charlie what a woofer…

as bluworm says! many thanks

Never saw this version. I am familiar with the one with Errol Flynn. Can't help laughing that "John Boy" was cast in this version. He seems out of place to me. 🙂

@Gorcan01

3 жыл бұрын

Much closer to the book than the Flynn version.

Four minutes in and I'll pass and relish the original with Errol Flynn.

@WowUsernameAvailable

2 жыл бұрын

Speaking of originals, have you read the novel?

well I wonder

reminds of me of sunday nites

Pity there were no Scottish actors available. The fake tartan and ridiculous accents turned e off within five minutes.

@paramadevi3218

4 жыл бұрын

Yes... I was wondering who designed the tartan jackets of the two brothers. I guess I got "spoiled" by the Outlander series.

@tradingforbeginners

3 жыл бұрын

Ian Richardson was born in Scotland...

there is no recordof Michael Xork in a movie with this title so presumably its a different film

@rosemcguinn5301

5 жыл бұрын

television movie

@doberman1ism

5 жыл бұрын

etien hoogcarspel I did find a listing for Michael York in this movie Master of Ballantine. Michael York also portrayed Tybalt in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet Directed by Franco Zeferelli.

Who thought of Snip Scot.

great actors overcome ignorance of costumiers who blew off history.

For me it too far too long for the bad guy to get an "upcomins" while the good guy keeps getting it "in the shorts"

@michelledinovo6446

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Daisy. I won't waste my time then. I'm not into that either.

@michelledinovo6446

4 жыл бұрын

Now I see Timothy Dalton is in this. Hard to not watch with him in it. I'll just try to find another period drama with him in it.

Very different to the Errol Flynn & Anthony Steel version

@JOHN----DOE

2 жыл бұрын

Much darker. It has some boggy moments and bad accents but the premise is very interesting. The ending is nicely ambiguous. Does Allison really manage to forget Jamie? Will the son grow up to be just like him? Henry's not out of the woods.

John boy did a good job! but the plot was ass backwards!

where's Errol Flynn ,I was fooled !

@public.public

5 жыл бұрын

Earl Flann wasn't in it innit.

Did anyone feel uncomfortable with the burning crosses

Creepy cast...John-Boy....get back to the 30s farm..!!

@susanmorano405

3 жыл бұрын

He's a good actor

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in spanish please

0:16, John Gielud?? No, there isn't a second "g". Look carefully.

@markgwinnell7259

3 жыл бұрын

Also at the end it said filmed in Scottland with two T's ! lol