A panorama of the Clyde, from Biggar to Brodick, with Billy Connolly as your guide. Directed by Murray Grigor for the Films of Scotland Committee.
Murray Grigor
Director
Micheál Mac Liammóir
Narrator (voice)
Billy Connolly
Jefferson Jofferson
Stephen Yardley
Visitor from the South
Liz Yardley
Visitor from the South (uncredited)
Bill Paterson
Model Boat Show Commentator (voice) (uncredited)
Ron Geesin
Musician (uncredited)
Christopher Higson
Visitor (uncredited)
The Renfrew Burgh Band
Themselves (uncredited)
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