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Ned Beatty | Bender |
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Vincent Friell | Will |
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Joe Mullaney | Ronnie |
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Teri Lally | Margot |
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Robert Urquhart | Baird |
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Bryan Forbes | Driver |
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Nanette Newman | Passenger |
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Mel Smith | Pyle |
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Bernard Hill | Will's father |
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Bryan Forbes |
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Michael Hoffman | Director |
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Rick Stevenson | Producer |
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Mark Bentley | Executive Producer |
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Stuart Adamson | Musical |
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Ninian Dunnett | Writer |
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Andy Paterson | Production |
"Scotland's most notorious public enemies"
"They're bigger than the lochness monster!"
"Scotland's most notorious public enemies since Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid."
Restless Natives is a 1985 comedy film directed by Michael Hoffman and starring Vincent Friell, Joe Mullaney, and Ned Beatty.
Filmed in Scotland, the story follows the adventures of two young men who don masks (a clown and a wolf-man) and hold up tourist coaches in the Highlands. These modern highwaymen become local folk heroes as well as a tourist attraction in themselves.
The soundtrack features music by Big Country. This music was not released on an album but was combined into two lengthy tracks, each featuring various pieces of music and clips of actors from the film's audio, which appeared on limited edition formats of two Big Country 12" singles. It was released on CD for the first time on the 1998 Big Country collection Restless Natives & Rarities, where it is presented as a single 35-minute track.
The film performed well at the box office in Scotland but struggled to make an impact elsewhere.
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