- “The Bruce” (1996): This historical drama chronicles the life of Robert the Bruce, who was crowned King of Scots and played a significant role in Scottish independence. Several scenes were shot in and around Stirling.
- “Stone of Destiny” (2008): Based on a true story, this film focuses on a group of Scottish nationalists who steal the Stone of Destiny from Westminster Abbey in London and return it to Scotland. Some scenes were shot in Stirling.
- “The Bruce Partington Plans” (1992): This Sherlock Holmes mystery was partially filmed in Stirling. It stars Jeremy Brett as the iconic detective, and the city’s historic streets provide a fitting backdrop for the story.
- “The House of Him” (2014): This psychological horror film is set in contemporary Stirling. It tells the chilling tale of a man’s descent into madness and the haunting events that unfold within his home.
- “The Captive Heart” (1946): While not entirely set in Stirling, this World War II film features Stirling Castle as the backdrop for a prisoner of war camp. It delves into the lives of the captured soldiers and their struggles to survive.
- “Braveheart” (1995): While not entirely set in Stirling, this epic historical film featuring Mel Gibson and shot largely in Ireland includes scenes depicting the Battle of Stirling Bridge and the siege of Stirling Castle.
- “Rob Roy” (1995): Another historical film set in Scotland, “Rob Roy” showcases the life of the Scottish folk hero Rob Roy MacGregor. Some scenes were filmed in the Stirling area, capturing the essence of the landscape.
- “Macbeth” (1971): This dark and atmospheric adaptation of Shakespeare’s iconic play, starring Jon Finch as Macbeth, includes scenes filmed in and around Stirling Castle.
- “The Little Vampire” (2000): A family-friendly fantasy film, “The Little Vampire” features Stirling Castle as the primary filming location, adding a touch of magic and mystery to the story.
- “The Angel’s Share” (2012): Directed by Ken Loach, this comedy-drama was partially filmed in Stirling. It follows a group of young adults from Glasgow who hatch a plan to steal a valuable cask of Scotch whisky.
WANDERLIST: Ten famous films set in Stirling
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