Rob Roy - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Rob Roy"
Rob Roy (1995)
Timing:
2:19 (139 min)
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6.9/10
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Richard Jackson
Producer
Peter Broughan
Producer
Executive Producer
Editor
Peter Honess
Editor
Costume Design
Stunt Coordinator
Original Music Composer
Director of Photography
Karl Walter Lindenlaub
Director of Photography
Screenplay
Alan Sharp
Screenplay
Production Accountant
Michele Tandy
Production Accountant
Music
Dressing Prop
Les Benson
Dressing Prop
What's left behind the scenes
- Tim Roth believed he would be fired, as his character turned out to be quite eccentric. He even instructed his agent to start looking for new roles for him. However, director Michael Caton-Jones asked him to make the character as vulgar, pretentious, and eccentric as possible, and Roth was subsequently nominated for an Oscar for his role in the film.
- The entire film was shot on location in Scotland, mostly in such remote places that the only way to reach them was by helicopter.
- Jason Fleming appeared in a cameo role in the film, against the advice of his own agent. Fleming was determined to star in a film with his idol, Tim Roth.
- In one scene, John Hurt's character (1940-2017) laments the Queen's lack of an heir. This is a reference to her 17 pregnancies, which resulted in six miscarriages, six stillbirths, two cases where the baby lived only minutes after birth, the birth of a daughter who lived less than a year, and another who did not live to two years old, and the birth of her son William, Duke of Gloucester, who died a few days after his eleventh birthday and two years before Anne's accession to the throne.
- Filming in Scotland was difficult due to the constant rain and swarms of midges.
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