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Actors enjoy date with destiny



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Published Date: 23 June 2008
STARS of The Stone of Destiny posed with Ian Hamilton, whose 1950 theft of the stone from Westminster Abbey inspired the new film.
Robert Carlyle, Kate Mara and Billy Boyd attended the premiere at Cineworld in Fountainpark on Saturday, as part of the Edinburgh International Film Festival. They were joined by Sir Sean Connery, the festival's patron.

The film tells the story of the four young nationalists who decided to return the stone to its rightful home. It is based on the memoirs of Mr Hamilton, who led the plot.

The film will be shown again tonight ahead of its release nationwide. The Edinburgh International Film Festival, the longest continually-running in the world, features 142 films from 29 countries this year. It is also hosting 15 world premieres.



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1

Boy Wonder,

23/06/2008 16:00:35
Will people please refer to this object as the "alleged stone" please. There is no proof of what it is purported to be!
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Queen D,

Glasgow 23/06/2008 19:48:55
Intersting that the page does not diplay because according to the bold BBC headline the chap has said that this is the worst film he's ever seen, but thats the BBC for you!
And the Scotsman.

 

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