The Caledonian Account (1976)
Examines the effect upon the Highlands of Scotland of Thomas Telford, builder of the Caledonian canal and of Sir Walter Scott. In the course of an autumn journey through the present day canal from Inverness to Fort William, actors impersonating Telford and Scott discuss the two men's differing attitudes. Intended for general audiences and tourism.
Director: Brian Crumlish
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Bertie Scott as Thomas Telford |
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John Bett as Sir Walter Scott |
| Directing | Brian Crumlish | Director |
| Production | Douglas Eadie | Producer |
| Crew | Douglas Eadie | Script |
| Camera | Jon Schorstein | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Bill Landale | Editor |
| Sound | Owen Hand | Music |
| Sound | Alex Brown | Sound |