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I was there!

Strange how they seem to have missed how powerful the music by Mark Knopfler was --- thats what made me think this could be a good film to watch. For all that talking and they missed the best key for engagement.

This and Lawrence of Arabia are my favourite movies of all times!

MERCY !!

Still one of my favorite movies.❤ Quirky and sweet. We need more films like this.

Bonjour madame ou monsieur je suis satisfait de ce morceau que j'adore d'ailleurs je suis musicien bassite et j'aimerais bien jouer avec ce grand monsieur bravo le saxo vive la musique 🎶 😂😂😂❤❤❤

One cool cat

Here's the very last performance ever of TR by MK.

‘Stars Burt Lancaster’. Lol. Anything to sell a movie. His character would be lucky to ah e ten minutes in the entire movie.

Everything fits! The cast, script, location and the outstanding soundtrack which is one of the greatest of all time.

Yiu don't get quirky charming films like this now.

Nice job of maximizing that!

I find out, after forty years, that I wasn't in the "target audience", but oh well, as someone in his mid-teens who saw it at the cinema when it opened, I enjoyed it back in the day. Among other things, I thought it was a good advertisement for Scottish tourism.

Good documentary with, however, a very major flaw. There is not even one reference made to the final ingredient which made this movie so very special..,,the music …Mark Knopfler’s wonderfully atmospheric soundtrack which, 40 years later, is remembered just as fondly as the movie it graced so magnificently ..,, a shocking omission

I find it difficult that Movies of this quality are far and few between in 2024. Then I realized four things finding someone with acting ability location the music score and lastly movie directors.... which in 2024 sadly we have slim pickings

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ the best j'adore ❤️

"So, who's the father?" (A circle of blank looks answers the question.) Great movie!

Sou de Imbituba SC, sul do Brasil, sou um gigante fã de Mark knopfler, sou uma pessoa umilde, ex caminhoneiro que aprendi escutar uma boa música e saber de tudo isso através do meu falecido irmão Peris, aprendi a escutar música com ele, sou fã de Elvis Presley tbm, na atualidade sou fã de yellostony Mark knopfler sou seu fã

❤❤❤❤😊 Bellissima grande Mark non sbaglia maimi ripeto magico numero UNO ❤❤❤❤❤❤

I was at this show. Was great

I heard that Burt Lancaster whilst giving a tribute to the director, Bill Forsyth, during the wrap party, said Bill spoke a language unknown to man!!! Can well imagine that a broad Scottish accent could sound alien to many and I'm Scottish! Watched the film many times, loved it.

is he still touring?

I played in the tide pools on the tip of the Monterey peninsula as I was born in Pacific Grove in 1955❤ I saw that I had gone back there watching this movie thank you so much❤

Just brilliant.

I’m going to show this at our local film club as the Christmas film. The locals are already excited.

Awesome capture thanks for sharing! She still sounds incredible!

My favourite film. No question.

Quel film magnifique ! On aime parfois les critiquer, mais il faut quand-même reconnaître que les britanniques sont épatants !

The real 'Hero' in this story is the man who chose the music

SISKEL & EBERT gave films like this the editorial chance to make money. That's why Disney bought Siskel & Ebert and murdered them -- so that audiences had no idea what a good movie was.

A great film with an even greater soundtrack…of which no mention was made.

Awesome footage of an awesome lady. Thanks for this!

They should have dropped the whole thing with the Psychiatrist. It’s just painful to watch and adds nothing to the story or pace. I suppose it’s to placate the American audience who see psychiatrists as useful. In Britain, the only people who see a psychiatrist are teenage girls with eating disorders and people who think Jesus is talking to them through the television.

Thanks so much for posting.

Great to see Burt Lancaster being interviewed about this film. He is one of the all time greats. What a coup to get him to Scotland to make this film.

Around this time I had a gold metallic Ford Cortina just like the one they arrive to Ferness in. Nice car. 😊

The phonebox scene is so true how we worked in the 80s. I was in RAF at the time. To get calls between my parents to me when I lived off base, they called the phonebox, local kids would answer and run to my girlfriends house to tell me there was a call. The kids of course got paid for that.

Great to see my late brother and the other Pennan people from my Young days

Great movie. Too bad Jenny Seagrove wasn't in it more!

It will eternally be My favourite film because of the West Coast, at sixteen I left school and got a fishing job there. The Sister of The Skipper was My first long-term sexual relationship, Her Mother adopted Me, the West Coast phone box was where My Parents first learnt I'd binned skool! So I suppose I'll always love it because of the life I was allowed to lead which is now largely denied! How many parents of todays little darlings could cope with the waine being afloat with a better sex life than Theirs? Eating better food than they could buy? Learning from Elders experience infinitely beyond Their own?

I enjoyed this much more than I expected. The marketing meeting was interesting; Loved seeing the 2 different posters that were in consideration. And seeing a young Bill Forsyth was great.

Never saw the film as a comedy as such. It was always a bitter/sweet drama with great & subtle moments of comedy, for example when the 3 old guys are gathered around the boat painting the name on it. Brilliant stuff. One of the best British films ever made.

I can’t believe it’s been 40 years! This movie never gets old. Definitely in my top three favorite movies of all time. The scenery and soundtrack are second to none!

Anyone know full band lineup that night?

He is a GENIUS, 😅😅😅😅

Is that Melvin Bragg, I recognize his voice from his podcast In Our Times

Friggin' sad that a "fan" feels she has the right to go, uninvited and unwelcome, onto a stage. I have to say that I were Mark Knophler, I would have ended the concert for the safety of the band (Oh, it saw only a girl>>>what about a girl with a gun?)

Ohhhh Mark how i love this song...🫠... in alll existing versions and....the others still to. 💋💋💋❤️❤️❤️

This "quiet film" still echoes 40 years on. One of those films that I'll stop and watch if it's on TV, however many times I've seen it.

Could have used the beach at Gairloch. It even has a church next to it and a big hotel down the road.