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@fyeahbraveheart
Aye, fight and you may die. Run, and youâll live⌠at least a while. And dying in your beds, many years from now, would you be willinâ to trade ALL the days, from this day to that, for one chance, just one chance, to come back here and tell our enemies that they may take our lives, but theyâll never takeâŚOUR FREEDOM!
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Filming the Battle of Stirling at Curragh Plains, Co. Kildare, Ireland. 1994.
First and Only- Starring Braveheartâs young Wallace, James Robinson, now crowd funding. To be filmed in Edinburgh the film is based on a best selling Kindle novel by author Peter Flannery, based in the Scottish borders. Itâs Scotland largest feature film crowd campaign to date.
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"And dying in your bed many years from now, would you be willing to trade all the days - from this day to that - for one chance, *just one chance*, to come back here and tell our enemies that they may take our lives but they'll never take OUR FREEDOM!" #Scotland #IndyRef
London| A team of construction workers employed at demolishing an old pub last month in the Bermondsey district of the London borough of Southwark, have discovered an ancient and badly damaged wooden crate containing three pierced human skulls, presumably the severed heads of criminals or traitors that had been impaled on pikes and displayed at the southern gatehouseâŚ
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'Braveheart' (1995) - Bloopers, Outtakes, Gag-Reel Extrememly rare footage, and extremely funny! Mel is priceless! XD ...On a more sentimental note, 'Braveheart' was filmed in Ireland during the Summer of 1994, so this was exactly 20 years ago!Â
Mel Gibson (William Wallace) and Sophie Marceau (Princess Isabelle) during the 'Braveheart' press tour - 1995
Some of the stars of Braveheart have attended a commemorative screening of the film in Edinburgh. The movie is an adventure based on the life of William Wallace.
Brian Cox originally turned down the role of Wallace's father as he was already committed to star in Rob Roy. But he was convinced to change his mind and appears in both iconic films.
Mhairi Calvey, who was at the Edinburgh event, got the role of young Murron in Braveheart by accident. The casting director was driving past her primary school when she was in the playground.
Braveheart actors James Robinson and Andrew Weir, who played young Wallace and his best friend Hamish, attended the special screening of the Mel Gibson blockbuster.
Another star of the film, Peter Mullan, was at the Dominion cinema in Edinburgh, along with Angus MacFadyen, who played Robert the Bruce in the film.
Jim Twaddale and Martin McCardie also turned out on the 700th anniversary of the Battle of Bannockburn.
John Murtagh played Lochlan in the 1995 film, which is estimated to have taken over ÂŁ10m at the UK box office.
Braveheart (1995)
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Stills. Loving the lush green, and the William X Hamish!Â
'Braveheart' just finished airing on 'Film4' in Ireland and the UK, and now its on AMC in the US... #Aye!
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It won the Oscar for Best Picture and made Mel Gibsonâs name as a director. And made millions more people go to Scotland. But how much do you know about the Scottish warrior? Have a wee look and find out. (Images: AllStar)
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BRAVEHEART (1995) Mel Gibson
Another one from our honeymoon in Scotland. This is Gordon Covell, proprietor of the Islay Woollen Mill. Gordon produced the tartan used in Braveheart, and has been visited at the mill by Queen Elizabeth II. The looms he uses at the mill date back to the Victorian era. When they break down, Gordon repairs them himself.
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Robert The Bruce (Braveheart)
The Picts
Mel Gibsonâs blue face paint in Braveheart is a nod to the Pictish tradition of body-paint - but the real Picts fought stark naked, and there are records of them doing so up until the 5th Century.
The Roman name for the people - Picti - means âpainted peopleâ. Itâs not known what they called themselves.
The habit of fighting naked, especially in the cold Scottish climate, didnât harm the tribeâs reputation for ferocity.
Picts held the territory north of the Firth of Forth in Scotland - and were one of the reasons even heavily armoured Roman legions could not conquer the area. Gibsonâs painted face was at least 900 years out of date, us Scots as a nation by then did not use wode at all
