Director: Mel Gibson

Writer: Randall Wallace

Music Composed by: James Horner

Producers: Mel Gibson; Alan Ladd, Jr.; Bruce Davey

Keywords: Action/Adventure, Martyrdom, Scotland, Archery

After the English adopt a horrific policy resulting in the death of Scottish peasant William Wallace's wife, he turns his thirst for vengeance into a nationwide revolt against English tyranny. Violence in the scenes at the Battle of Stirling match those in Saving Private Ryan (1998). Won 5 Oscars including Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Cinematography; received 5 additional nominations including Best Screenplay and Best Score.

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Name	Occupation	Birth	Death	Known for
Alun Armstrong	Actor	17-Jul-1946		Brian Lane on New Tricks
Ian Bannen	Actor	28-Jun-1928	3-Nov-1999	Waking Ned
Brian Cox	Actor	1-Jun-1946		The original Hannibal Lecter
Tommy Flanagan	Actor	3-Jul-1965		Dead Dogs Lie
Mel Gibson	Actor	3-Jan-1956		Mad Max
Brendan Gleeson	Actor	29-Mar-1955		Mad-Eye Moody
Angus Macfadyen	Actor	21-Sep-1963		Braveheart
Sophie Marceau	Actor	17-Nov-1966		The World Is Not Enough
Catherine McCormack	Actor	1-Jan-1972		A Sound of Thunder
Patrick McGoohan	Actor	19-Mar-1928	13-Jan-2009	Number Six on The Prisoner
Peter Mullan	Actor	2-Nov-1959		My Name Is Joe
David O'Hara	Actor	9-Jul-1965		Braveheart
Tam White	Singer	c. 1944		Scottish blues singer and actor

CAST

Mel Gibson	...   William Wallace
Sophie Marceau	...   Princess Isabelle
Patrick McGoohan	...   Longshanks -- King Edward I
Catherine McCormack	...   Murron
Angus Macfadyen	...   Robert the Bruce
Brendan Gleeson	...   Hamish
David O'Hara	...   Stephen
Ian Bannen	...   The Leper
James Robinson	...   Young William
Sean Lawlor	...   Malcolm Wallace
Sandy Nelson	...   John Wallace
James Cosmo	...   Campbell
Sean McGinley	...   MacClannough
Alan Tall	...   Elder Stewart
Andrew Weir	...   Young Hamish
Gerda Stevenson	...   Mother MacClannough
Ralph Riach	...   Priest #1
Mhairi Calvey	...   Young Murron
Brian Cox	...   Argyle Wallace
Peter Hanly	...   Prince Edward
Stephen Billington	...   Phillip
Barry McGovern	...   King's Advisor
John Kavanagh	...   Craig
Alun Armstrong	...   Mornay
Tommy Flanagan	...   Morrison
Julie Austin	...   Mrs. Morrison
Alex Norton	...   Bride's Father
Joanne Bett	...   Toothless Girl
Rupert Vansittart	...   Lord Bottoms
Michael Byrne	...   Smythe
Robert Paterson	...   Priest #2
Malcolm Tierney	...   Magistrate
William Masson	...   Corporal
Dean Lopata	...   Madbaker / Flagman
Tam White	...   MacGregor
Donal Gibson	...   Stewart
Jeanne Marine	...   Nicolette
Martin Dunne	...   Lord Dolecroft
Fred Chiverton	...   Leper's Caretaker
Jimmy Chisholm	...   Faudron
John Murtagh	...   Lochlan
David McKay	...   Young Soldier
Peter Mullan	...   Veteran
Martin Murphy	...   Lord Talmadge
Gerard McSorley	...   Cheltham
Bernard Horsfall	...   Balliol
Richard Leaf	...   Governor of York
Daniel ColI	...   York Captain
Niall O'Brien	...   English General
Liam Carney	...   Sean
Bill Murdoch	...   Villager
Phil Kelly	...   Farmer
Martin Dempsey	...   Drinker #1
Jimmy Keogh	...   Drinker #2
Joe Savino	...   Chief Assassin
David Gant	...   Royal Magistrate
Mal Whyte	...   Jailor
Paul Tucker	...   English Commander

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