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Wee Gillis (1985)
Tells the story of a Scotch boy who can't decide whether he wants to be like his father, a Highlander, or his mother, a Lowlander.
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Tells the story of a Scotch boy who can't decide whether he wants to be like his father, a Highlander, or his mother, a Lowlander.
Rating:NR
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Written By:George McQuilkin
In Theaters:7/1/1985
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Churchill Films
Cast
George McQuilkin
Director
Roddy MacDonald
Wee Gillis
Rob Cameron
Lowland Uncle
Archie Burnie
Lowland Uncle
Bob Smith
Lowland Uncle
Ronnie MacKellaig
Lowland Uncle
David Cargill
Highland Uncle
Joe Gillies
Highland Uncle
Norman Maclean
Piper
Rosemary Cameron
Lowland Aunt
Alison Smith
Lowland Aunt
Karen McAlister
Lowland Child
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