Whisky Galore! (2017)
- 2017 film
New colour adaptation of the classic 1949 Ealing comedy and Compton Mackenzie novel, Whisky Galore, based on a true story. Stars Gregor Fisher, Eddie Izzard, Naomi Battrick, Sean Biggerstaff, Kevin Guthrie and more.
- Repeated Sunday 15th December at 8:30pm on BBC Scotland
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Whisky Galore! review
The majority of the cast give pronounced, cartoonish performances that wouldn't be missed in theatre and rely heavily on Scottish stereotypes. The interesting premise here, as well as Izzard's comedic performance, unfortunately aren't enough to make Whisky Galore a must watch.
Calum North, Edinburgh Festivals, 27th June 2016Whisky Galore! remake will cap Edinburgh Film Festival
The world premiere of the Whisky Galore! remake will be held at this year's Edinburgh International Film Festival (EIFF), it has been announced.
The National (Scotland), 21st April 2016Eddie nails Rab C selfie
Comedian Eddie Izzard takes a selfie with Rab C Nesbitt star Gregor Fisher, wearing an Army uniform -- and bright red nail varnish.
The cross-dressing funnyman snapped the picture in Portsoy, Aberdeenshire, yesterday during a break in filming a remake of 1949 classic Whisky Galore.
Cameron Hay, The Scottish Sun, 3rd August 2015Hundreds of hopefuls turn out for Whisky Galore casting
Portsoy was buzzing with excitement last night as the official casting call for a major motion picture got underway.
Hundreds of people looking for the chance to appear on the silver screen descended on the scenic village, all hoping to land a bit-part in the remake of the 1949 hit comedy Whisky Galore.
Jamie Ross, Aberdeen Press and Journal, 10th July 2015Portsoy casting call for Whisky Galore remake
Locals dreaming of making it big on the silver screen are being invited to audition for a remake of a much-loved British comedy being shot in the north-east.
Filming for the new version of Whisky Galore is expected to start later this month, with film crews already arriving in the tiny village of Portsoy to scout locations and talent.
Jamie Ross, Aberdeen Press and Journal, 8th July 2015