Bonnie Scotland (1935) | |
| Director(s) | James W. Horne |
| Producer(s) | Hal Roach (uncredited) |
| Top Genres | Comedy |
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Bonnie Scotland (1935) was a Comedy - Black-and-white Film directed by James W. Horne and produced by Hal Roach.
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Stanley MacLaurel:
[after hearing that Sandy MacLaurel killed himself at the sight of his newborn son] That must have been an ugly kid.
Ollie: Sandy MacLaurel was *your father*.
Khan Mir Jutra: [a gunshot is heard behind a screen] Remove the body.
Ollie: [the screen is removed. Stan has his eyes closed and a pistol pointed over his head] What happened?
Stanley MacLaurel: I missed myself.
[cries]
Ollie: All the way from America on a cattle boat...
[shakes bagpipes]
Ollie: for *this*.
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Ollie: Sandy MacLaurel was *your father*.
Khan Mir Jutra: [a gunshot is heard behind a screen] Remove the body.
Ollie: [the screen is removed. Stan has his eyes closed and a pistol pointed over his head] What happened?
Stanley MacLaurel: I missed myself.
[cries]
Ollie: All the way from America on a cattle boat...
[shakes bagpipes]
Ollie: for *this*.
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Facts about
The date on the office calendar in "Bonnie Scotland" is June 16, the same day as Stan Laurel's birthday.
Barry Norton was the original juvenile lead, but according to William Janney, who replaced him, Norton's professionalism was his undoing. Norton knew his lines and cues perfectly, but when Stan and Ollie began ad-libbing, Norton fell apart and couldn't keep up. Janney was brought in, and most of the scenes were re-written to keep Janney from falling into the same trap as Norton. Janney and "the boys" ultimately shared very few scenes.
Although June Lang played the romantic ingenue, she never worked with Laurel and Hardy on this picture and, in fact, never met them.
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Barry Norton was the original juvenile lead, but according to William Janney, who replaced him, Norton's professionalism was his undoing. Norton knew his lines and cues perfectly, but when Stan and Ollie began ad-libbing, Norton fell apart and couldn't keep up. Janney was brought in, and most of the scenes were re-written to keep Janney from falling into the same trap as Norton. Janney and "the boys" ultimately shared very few scenes.
Although June Lang played the romantic ingenue, she never worked with Laurel and Hardy on this picture and, in fact, never met them.
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