Some landscapes and scenes in Scotland have become synonymous with Hollywood film making. Some because of their distinctive eye-candy appeal. And a few whose breath-taking grandeur have found them appearing time and again in movies all around the world.
Doune Castle
Walk ThroughRosslyn Chapel
Philip DeanGlencoe
Drive ThroughGlenfinnan Viaduct
Train JourneyThe Old Man of Storr
Drone ViewCallanish Stones
TourGlencoe
Glencoe alone has been used so many times in movie making, including:
- Being Human
- Braveheart
- Bonnie Prince Charlie
- Complicity
- Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
- Highlander 1 and 3
- Kidnapped
- Kuch Kuch Hota Hai (Bollywood)
- Made of Honour
- Master of Ballantrae
- Massacre of Glencoe
- Monty Python and the Holy Grail
- Quest for Fire
- Restless Natives
- Rob Roy
- Sawney Bean
- Skyfall
- The 39 Steps
- Under the Skin
Skye
Visitor numbers to the The Old Man of Storr, an iconic rock formation on Skye, have soared in recent years, thanks to its use in several high profile films, including Roald Dahl’s The BFG, Ridley Scott’s Prometheus and the 2015 remake of Macbeth.
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Old Man of Storr popularity is creating road safety hazard
A SCOTTISH landmark has appeared in so many Hollywood movies that tourists are causing a road safety hazard.
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Stones that helped to inspired Disney-Pixar’s Brave in buyout plan
Land on which stand ancient stones that helped to inspire the making of new film, Brave, could be brought into community ownership.
Rosslyn Chapel: Da Vinci Code’s Holy Grail theory debunked
ROSSLYN Chapel could be home to hidden treasures in the form of precious books rescued from a fire more than 500 years ago ’“ but there is no evidence of the Holy Grail.
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Exploring The “Harry Potter Bridge”: Glenfinnan Viaduct, Scotland
You saw it in the movies, a scenic spot on the Hogwarts Express. Here’s how it looks in real life and up close.
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Castle Leoch
Castle Leoch Location information Type Residential Established before 1690 Residents Colum MacKenzie Letitia MacKenzie Hamish MacKenzie Claire Fraser (formerly) Jamie Fraser (formerly) County Ross-shire Country Scotland Castle Leoch is the fictional seat of Clan MacKenzie, located in the northern Sc…
