1995 film "Rob Roy"

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The 1995 film "Rob Roy" is a historical drama starring Liam Neeson as the Scottish folk hero Rob Roy MacGregor, depicting his struggle for honor and survival in the Scottish Highlands of the early 18th century.

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instanceOf film
awardNomination Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor
awardNominationRecipient Tim Roth
awardWinner Tim Roth
awardWon BAFTA Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role
basedOn life of Rob Roy MacGregor
characterPortrayedBy Archibald Cunningham – Tim Roth
James Graham, Marquess of Montrose – John Hurt
Mary MacGregor – Jessica Lange
Rob Roy MacGregor – Liam Neeson
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cinematographer Karl Walter Lindenlaub
composer Carter Burwell
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
United States
director Michael Caton-Jones
distributor MGM/UA Distribution Co.
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
editor Peter Honess
filmingLocation Scotland
genre adventure drama
historical drama
hasTheme honor
loyalty
revenge
mainCharacter Rob Roy MacGregor
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mpaaRating R
narrativeFocus struggle for honor and survival
originalLanguage English
portrays Scottish clan society
landlord-tenant conflicts
producer Michael Caton-Jones
Peter Broughan
productionCompany Talisman Productions
United Artists
releaseDateUK June 1995
releaseDateUSA April 7, 1995
releaseYear 1995
runtimeMinutes 139
screenwriter Alan Sharp
setInPlace Scottish Highlands
setInTime early 18th century
starredActor Andrew Keir
Brian Cox
Eric Stoltz
Jessica Lange
John Hurt
Liam Neeson
Tim Roth

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Crichton Castle filmLocationFor 1995 film "Rob Roy"
Archibald Cunningham createdFor the 1995 film Rob Roy
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Archibald Cunningham partOfFictionalUniverse Rob Roy (1995 film)
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Drummond Castle featuredIn Rob Roy (1995 film)
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