Angus Macfadyen (born 21 September 1963) is a Scottish actor. Angus Macfadyen was born in Glasgow and was brought up partly in Africa, France, the Philippines and Singapore. His father was a doctor in the World Health Organisation. Macfadyen attended the University of Edinburgh, and the Central School of Speech and Drama in London. He has played Orson Welles in Tim Robbins' 1999 film, Cradle Will Rock, Philip in the BBC's production of The...
At the beginning of the movie, we are introduced to young Wallace and his fat...
Bruce is telling his father that he wants to believe in a cause and fight for...
Robert the Bruce references rumors of Prince Edward being gay.
Bruce confronts his father about his father setting up a deal to betray Wallace.
Robert the Bruce talks about how Longshanks may have been attracted to Prince...
Bruce is telling Wallace that the nobles have much to risk by getting involve...
Bruce Sr. is telling Bruce that in order to secure the crown for him, he had ...
Bruce and his father argue over the betrayal of Wallace and how its tearing B...
Wallace is trying to convince Bruce to unite the clans and join him in his fi...
Robert the Bruce describes the unrest that followed the death of the king of ...
Medieval Edinburgh is shown as a group of men on horseback move towards the c...
Bruce and his father discuss Wallace and how they feel about him.
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