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Restless Natives (1985)

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Release Date: Sep 12, 1986 Limited

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In this Scottish comedy, two young fellows disguise themselves as a clown and a wolf-man and begin robbing tourist buses. Somehow the two end up considered national heroes. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

PG, 1 hr. 30 min.

Comedy

Directed By: Michael Hoffman

Written By: Ninian Dunet

In Theaters: Sep 12, 1986 Limited

On DVD: May 29, 2007

Cast

Vincent Friell
Will Bryce
Joe Mullaney
Ronnie Wotherspoon
Teri Lally
Margot
Ned Beatty
Fritz Bender
Robert Urquhart
Detective Inspector Bai...
Anne Scott-James
Mother
Bryan Forbes
Man in Car
Nanette Newman
Woman in Car
Dave Anderson
Ed Bishop
Bernard Hill
Will's father
Eiji Kusuhara
Rachel Boyd
Ilsa
Sabu Kimura
Iain McColl
Nigel
Lawrie McNicol
Michael Stroud
Neville Watchurst
Mel Smith
Pyle
Ann Scott-Jones

Critic Reviews for Restless Natives

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A pleasant enough traveling companion for 91 unremarkable minutes, but not a flick you'll remember a week from now.

June 7, 2007 Full Review Source: DVDTalk.com

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Scott Weinberg

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Lightweight to the point of distraction...

June 4, 2007 Full Review Source: Reel Film Reviews

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David Nusair

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As a baddass gangsta movie it fails miserably.....as a gentle genuinly funny buddy romp its a triumph. Two lads need money so start robbing tour busses in the Highlands...absolutely brilliant.

September 30, 2009

Barry Lappin

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Dreadful. One of the worst films I've ever seen. A cringe-a-thon from start to finish. To call it a comedy is like calling The Krankies comedians. An embarrassment to Scotland.

April 29, 2011

Colin Buchanan