Storm in a Teacup

Date: 1937
Director: Victor Saville & Ian Dalrymple
Production Company: Devonshire Film Company

Stars: Rex Harrison. Vivian Leigh, Cecil Parker
Location(s): Scotland

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Storyline:

Love story, kilts, lairds and lots of dogs.

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Maybe west coast of Scotland, a loch-side landing stage, and it looks like an enlarged photograph, but, in the film there was a bit of background movement, so one assumes, not a set, but probably back-projection.

Inveraray in Argyllshire, which also features in 'Bullseye!' as well as in an aerial shot for 'The Three Lives of Thomasina'.

Front Street, Inveraray. Copyright Google Street View

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The camera is static but the contrast between the people in the foreground and the houses in the background seems unreal. Maybe there was more sun on the actors?

Is that a Dutch gable that I see before me? Top right, not centre screen!

Front Street in Inveraray. Copyright Google Street View

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A street in town and nicely placed fisher-folk.

A bridge, and maybe a monument, memorial or chimney on the top of the hill.

Picture 3 Location Information: Inveraray Bridge on Loch Fyne Scotland, viewed from Front Street, Inveraray, copyright Google Street View

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A wee bothy, or cottage.

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A set?

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The jury is still out.