

Top Cast

David Niven
Prince Charles Edward Stuart

Judy Campbell
Clementina Walkinshaw

Jack Hawkins
Lord George Murray

John Laurie
Blind Jamie

Morland Graham
Donald MacDonald

Finlay Currie
The Marquis of Tullibardine

Hector Ross
Glonallddale
Hugh Kelly
Lieutenant Ingleby
Elwyn Brook-Jones
The Duke of Cumberland
Charles Goldner
Captain Fergusson

Ronald Adam
Macleod

Margaret Leighton
Flora MacDonald
Key Film Crew
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