- “Braveheart” (1995) – Although the majority of the film is set in other parts of Scotland and filmed in Ireland, the Scottish Borders provides the backdrop for several key scenes.
- “Rob Roy” (1995) – This epic historical drama follows the life of the Scottish folk hero and includes scenes filmed in the Borders region.
- “Mary, Queen of Scots” (2018) – While most of the movie is set in different parts of Scotland and England, the Scottish Borders is featured in certain scenes for its landscapes.
- “Trainspotting” (1996) – Although primarily set in Edinburgh, this iconic film includes scenes that take place in the Scottish Borders, showcasing the contrast between urban and rural areas.
- “The Eagle Has Landed” (1976) – Set during World War II, this war film features scenes filmed in the Scottish Borders, adding an atmospheric backdrop to the gripping storyline.
- “The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie” (1969) – Though set in Edinburgh, this film adaptation of Muriel Spark’s novel includes scenes shot in the Scottish Borders, further enriching the story with the region’s beauty.
- “Rob Roy, The Highland Rogue” (1953) – This swashbuckling adventure film depicts the life of Rob Roy MacGregor, with some scenes set in the Scottish Borders capturing the essence of the region.
- “The 39 Steps” (1935) – Based on the novel by John Buchan, this thrilling English spy film includes a chase sequence set in the Scottish Borders, where the protagonist tries to evade capture.
- “George and the Dragon” (2004) – This fantasy adventure film includes scenes set in the Scottish Borders, where the protagonists journey through landscapes on their quest.
- “River City Panic” (2015) – Although an independent comedy-horror flick, this film features scenes shot in the Scottish Borders, adding a touch to the story’s setting.
WANDERLIST: Ten famous films set in the Scottish borders
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