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Lloyd Owen plays Paul, who finally appears
to feel at home in the Highlands. But can true love and happiness finally
be on the cards for him? Lloyd reckons Paul's a real ladies man and usually
gets what he takes a fancy to. Take a look at what he
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Susan Hampshire is Molly, the dotty matriarch
of the MacDonalds. Hear all about the rainbow premonition she had while
filming series one and how it's finally dawned on Molly that life as a merry
widow can be pretty lonely. Find out more. |
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Tom Baker is Donald MacDonald, a former
racing driver with a chequered past. After some initial reluctance, he is
finally protective and fond of his childhood home. Read
exactly what Tom has to say about Donald's mental capacities - and his own! |
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Sandy Morton is Golly, the faithful ghillie and proud custodian of Glenbogle's
traditions. With baby son Cameron on the scene, life looks like it could
get very interesting. Read
more and discover what Sandy would love to have to remind him of Glenbogle.
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Martin Compston plays Ewan, the West Coast
lad who's king of the kitchen at the Big House. Juggling more than one lady
at a time might be a dream for most young lads, but Ewan quickly finds himself
right out of his depth! Read what Martin
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Rae Hendrie plays Jess, Golly's daughter
and Glenbogle's first girl ghillie. The joys and pressures of being a big
sister loom large for her in series seven - keeping her mind off men...
and more specifically Duncan! Find out what Rae
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Kirsty Mitchell plays shy, sheep-loving
shepherdess Iona. Honest and straightforward, she is forced to move into
'the big house' - a prospect which horrifies her, despite the Laird being
so handsome! Kirsty
tells us more about playing Iona. |
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Runaway Amy arrives in Glenbogle and finds
a kindred spirit in fellow mischief-maker Ewan. Kellyanne
tells us more about the role including the daunting prospect of snogging
Martin Compston! |
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