

Flame in the Heather(1936)
An English spy goes to Jacobite Scotland and falls for the daughter of the family he is staying with. She laments his nationality yet he eventually rescues her from death and they ride off together as lovers. The first Scottish sound film.
Movie: Flame in the Heather
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Col. Stafford
Rushton
Donald
Myrat
The Runner

Flame in the Heather
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An English spy goes to Jacobite Scotland and falls for the daughter of the family he is staying with. She laments his nationality yet he eventually rescues her from death and they ride off together as lovers. The first Scottish sound film.
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1936-03-02
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