Fickle Fortune (1930)
Dramatised film of an incident in the life of Rob Roy MacGregor, set in the Trossachs. Entered in the Scottish Amateur Film Festival 1933. Roy Roy has been outlawed and is in hiding in the Trossachs. His band is suprised by a party of redcoats. Rob Roy escapes and the outlaws get away taking a red coat officer prisoner. The redcoat is freed by one of the clanswomen who is his lover. The outlaws discover her treachery and plan to drown her but Rob Roy arrives and saves her from her fate.
Director: J. Martin Mackay Jr.
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Margaret Peat as Jean Campbell |
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John M. White as Captain Cotterill |
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A.S. Henderson as Rob Roy |
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A.S. Henderson as Helen MacGregor |
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Gladys White as Mrs. McAlpine |
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A.R.F. McKie as Robert Og MacGregor |
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C.W. Stoll as Hamish MacGregor |
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Joyce Quaile as Tibbie |
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John Meek as Fergus |
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John West as Dougall |
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Rosemary Peploe as Morag |
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Thora Ponsford as Meg |
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Maisie S. Dykes as Clanswoman |
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Molly G. McNaughton as Clanswoman |
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Blossom Luke as Clanswoman |
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Jasmine Luke as Clanswoman |
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Lilian C. Ponsford as Clanswoman |
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Jenny Brownlie as Clanswoman |
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P.S.W. Peat as Soldier |
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Archibald Holmes as Soldier |
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Hamish Luke as Soldier |
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A.B. Brownlee as Clansman |
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Arnott Hunter as Clansman |
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William Doyle as Clansman |
| Costume & Make-Up | Gladys White | Costume Designer |
| Directing | J. Martin Mackay Jr. | Director |
| Camera | Douglas G. Russell | Camera Operator |
| Production | P.S.W. Peat | Producer |
| Writing | D. E. Stevenson | Scenario Writer |
