Movies with Kilts.

**george7** · 3rd June 09, 08:27 PM

Braveheart, Formula 51

**Riverkilt** · 3rd June 09, 09:01 PM

Wes Studi is kilted in Christmas in the Clouds.

**McClef** · 4th June 09, 01:01 AM

It's amazing how many movies you can spy a kilt or two.

I haven't made a list from my DVD collection but looks like I should.

Here's one that came to my mind though:

Tea With Mussolini.

**Bigkahuna** · 4th June 09, 01:26 AM

Master of Ballantrae.

**TexasMcGregor** · 4th June 09, 03:24 AM

Not a real great movie, but the was a kilted Viking in The 13th Warrior. ANd now it's not that odd, viking was a job description, not an ethnic one.

I seem to remember seeing Scotty in a kilt, but can't recall if it was in the TV show or one of the movies.

**Sir William** · 4th June 09, 03:29 AM

Originally Posted by Bigkahuna

OK we've had a listing of the 10 best war movies so now, how about a list of the 10 best movies with Kilts in them. I submit for consideration...Waterloo, Tunes of Glory, Wee Geordie, Rob Roy, Braveheart,Last of the Mohicans, Wee Willie Winkie, Gunga Din, Drums and Bonnie Scotland.

Also, the Devil's Brigade.

**Sir William** · 4th June 09, 03:31 AM

Originally Posted by MacMillan of Rathdown

Actually, Niven was commissioned into the HLI when he graduated from Sandhurst in 1930. He resigned his commission in 1934, but returned to service (now with the Rifles) in 1939, when Britain entered the war.

And then he went into the Commandos - eventually rising to lieutenant colonel before the war ended.

**Bluescelt** · 4th June 09, 03:52 AM

"Battle of the Sexes". A Peter Sellers comedy circa 1959. I haven't seen it in a long time so I'm trying to remember if they were kilted or not but the significance is the plot. It's about a fabric and tartan supplier in Edinburgh that is being modernized and Sellers and crew are mortified by the change. All the XMTS kiltmakers should enjoy it. It's not a slapstick but I did enjoy the characters.

**Morris at Heathfield** · 4th June 09, 04:05 AM

Originally Posted by TexasMcGregor

I seem to remember seeing Scotty in a kilt, but can't recall if it was in the TV show or one of the movies.

He wore a Scott Black and White (or Sir Walter Scott) tartan kilt and fly plaid as part of his dress uniform in "Is There in Truth No Beauty?" and "The Savage Curtain", but he was wearing a regular Starfleet uniform (with trousers) when he played the bagpipes in The Wrath of Khan. He also had a very large Royal Stewart kilt (or something) hanging up on a wall in his quarters in "By Any Other Name".