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    Adding Kilts to Remakes of Old Movies

    Got to wondering if some movie classics could have been made even better, or a remake made even better, by adding kilts appropriately.

    First, ya GOTTA close your history books and dictionaries and post a lookout for the kilt police. This is about having some fun.

    Shouldn't Ray Walton's Mad Jack Duncan character in Paint Your Wagon have been kilted? Or wouldn't the movie been a bit better if he'd been kilted?

    Wouldn't Dead Poets Society have been better if the school uniform had been tartan kilts instead of slacks?

    Would The Man Who Would Be King have been improved a bit if the Michael Caine and Sean Connery characters had been from a kilted regiment?

    Get the idea?

    How about some more?

    Ron
    Last edited by Riverkilt; 13th April 08 at 10:14 AM. Reason: Gunga Din
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