Take the High Road 1980

Drama

The residents of the rural Scottish village of Glendarroch deal with issues ranging from crop failures and parish pump politics to infidelity, alcoholism and drug abuse.

All Titles
  • UK: Take the High Road Take the High Road
  • UA: High Road High Road
Director
Paul Kimberley
Jim McCann
David Andrews
Artists
Eileen McCallum
as Isabel Blair
Alec Monteath
as Dougal Lachlan
Caroline Ashley
as Fiona Cunningham
Marjorie Thomson
as Grace Lachlan
as Brian Blair
Gwyneth Guthrie
as Mrs. Mack
Joan Alcorn
as Lorna Seton
Paul Kermack
as Archie Menzies
Muriel Romanes
as Alice Taylor
as Bob Taylor
as Elizabeth Cunningham
Lesley Fitz-Simons
as Sheila Ramsay
Jeannie Fisher
as Morag Stewart
Jimmy Chisholm
as Jimmy Blair
Robert Trotter
as Mr. Murdoch
as Inverdarroch
as Minister
Derek Lord
as Davie Sneddon
Teri Lally
as Carol McKay
as Eddie Ramsay
Mary Riggans
as Effie Macinnes
Bill Henderson
as Ken Calder
Ron Paterson
as Sorry Watson
Tamara Kennedy
as Joanna Ross-Gifford
Richard Greenwood
as Eric Ross-Gifford
Michael Elder
as Dr. Wallace
Frank Wylie
as Fergus Jamieson
as Lynne McNeil
Derek Anders
as David Blair
as Maggie Ferguson
Jay Smith
as Peter Craig
Amanda Whitehead
as Emma Aitken
Kevin Shearer
as Donald Lachlan
Clive Graham
as Douglas Dunbar
James MacDonald
as Sergeant Murray
Bill Armour
as Hamish McNeil
Alan Hunter
as Greg Ryder
Mike Hayward
as Alun Morgan
Ginni Barlow
as Gladys Lachlan
Anne Myatt
as Mairi McNeil
Ian Wallace
as Robert Forsyth
Thelma Rogers
as Lily Taylor
Alastair Galbraith
as Kenny Tosh
as George Carradine
Julie Miller
as Claire Millar
as Alan McIntyre
Ian Stewart
as Jock Campbell
Andrew Gillan
as Tee Jay Wilson
Primrose Milligan
as Mrs. Woods
Michael Browning
as Sir John Ross-Gifford
Ingrid Hafner
as Jane Steedman
James Cosmo
as Alex Geddes
Steven Brown
as Donald Lachlan
Gordon MacArthur
as Michael Ross
Vivien Heilbron
as Kay Grant
Stewart Bishop
as Constable McPhee
Jackie Farrell
as Jockie McDonald
Trudy Bryce
as Irene Lamont
Donald Douglas
as Peter Cunningham
Briony McRoberts
as Sam Hagen
Judy Sweeney
as Sally Shaw
Lizzy Radford
as Marion Cochrane
as Kirsty Forsyth
Jacqueline Gilbride
as Susan Duncan
Jim Byars
as Graeme B. Hogg
as Ruari Galbraith
Marjorie Dalziel
as Nan Anderson
Jean Faulds
as Jean McTaggart
Natalie J. Robb
as Trish McDonald
Peter Bruce
as Paul Martin
Lucy Durham-Matthews
as Kate Blair
Alexander Morton
as Andy Semple
Fay Lenore
as Mrs. Russell
as Willie Gillespie
John Shedden
as Frank Thomson
Joe McFadden
as Gary McDonald
Peter Raffan
as Mark Ritchie
Manon Jones
as Menna Morgan
Ian McCulloch
as Mr. Conway
as Lady William Ross-Gifford
Ewen Emery
as Willie Gillespie
James Copeland
as Jamie Stewart
as P.C. Douglas Kirk
Kevin Henderson
as David Cunningham
Alan Cumming
as Jim Hunter
Sean Scanlan
as Oggie Wilson
Lawrie McNicol
as Harry Shaw
Carol Ann Crawford
as Alison Lambert
Johanna Hargreaves
as Sandra Blair
Bernard Gallagher
as Lord Strathmorris
Joyce Deans
as Jennifer
Gordon Neish
as Adam Lang
Ron Donachie
as Duncan Strachan
Frederick Jaeger
as Max Langemann
as Reverend Gerald Parker
Alan Dunbar
as Donald Lachlan
Bridget McCann
as Heather McNeil
Amanda Beveridge
as Tina Harrigan
Stephen Hogan
as Nick Stapleton
as Klaus Meier
Stuart Herd
as Donald Lachlan
Ellen McIntosh
as Lady Strathmorris
Brian Buchanan
as Jamie Duncan
Lesley Mackie
as Maureen Gilchrist
as Alice Taylor
as Lady Margaret Ross-Gifford
Jeni Giffen
as Jean Semple
Ray Jeffries
as Dan Lamont
Jimmy Logan
as Major Groves
Louise Giffin
as Karen
Jim Webster
as Callum
Doreen Cameron
as Sadie McDonald
Bridget Biagi
as Helen Blair
Hazel McBride
as Jackie Ogilvie
David Monteath
as Chic
Anita Vettesse
as Louise Boyd
Patrick Daly
as Father Joseph Houston
Robert Robertson
as Leonard Carter
as Tam Logan
as Tom Clifton
Walter Carr
as Willie Stewart
Eve Pearce
as Lady Fisher
as Celia Maxwell
Peter Richey
as Drew Sneddon
David McKail
as Councillor Robert Watt
Victoria Burton
as Jennifer Goudie
as Mrs. Archie
as Paul Cassell
Hector Nicol
as Fraser Ramsay
Harriet Buchan
as Miss Symonds
Rose McBain
as Frances Kay
Georgine Anderson
as Joyce Cameron
Roy Boutcher
as Rev. Gordon Cockburn
Toni Swinson
as Receptionist
Shonagh Price
as Sarah Gilchrist
Peter Lincoln
as Mr. Grant
James Telfer
as Steve
Bill McCabe
as Killer McGurk
Brown Derby
as Sir William Fleming
Beth Robens
as Chrissie McAlpin
Fiona Chalmers
as Jean Kennedy
Andrew Robertson
as Leslie Maxwell
Kern Falconer
as Colin Begg
Stuart Davids
as Alastair Turner
John Grieve
as Angus McTavish
Joe Dunlop
as Jack
Stewart Preston
as Sam Scanlon
Gordon Taylor
as Jonathan Drummond
Jamieson Greer
as Waiter
Sheila Grier
as Miss Richardson
James Morrison
as Frank Riddle
Adrian Reynolds
as John Morrison
Hilary Reynolds
as Kathleen Sneddon
Edith Ruddick
as Mrs. McCann
Diana Olsson
as Mrs. Galbraith
Joseph Greig
as Hugh Robbie
Micky McPherson
as Scott Logan
Sedhar Chozam
as Kalsang
as Malky Wilson
Martin Heller
as Mr. Cochrane
Glen Hayes
as Camper
Ian Sexon
as Don Hume
Paul Nivison
as Steve Moss
as Judith Crombie
Ross Davidson
as Peter Odell
Andrew Downie
as John Crawford
Kenneth Glenaan
as Joe Breslin
Andy Cameron
as Chic Cherry
Sarah Gudgeon
as Kitty McIvor
Nicholas Sherry
as Michael Ritchie
Bill Denniston
as Mr. Lambert
as Receptionist
as Mrs. MacTaggart
Simon Tait
as Poacher
Robert Ellis
as Mr. Haddow
Audrey Jenkinson
as Nan
Anthony Ventre
as James Carmichael
Julie Duncanson
as Nurse Pat Reid
as Sandy McNeil
Andrew Devlin
as David Cunningham
Raymond Ross
as Mr. Braithwaite
Alex McCrindle
as Bert
Kerry Lynn Hamilton
as Cheryl Thom
Rachel Ogilvy
as Tiffany Bowles
Christopher McColl
as Sandy McNeil
Caroline Coulter
as Catriona McNeil
Bill Barclay
as Fisherman
Hugh Evans
as Eric Duff
as Geordie Hislop
Alec Heggie
as Lachie McIvor
as Victor Kemp
Catriona Evans
as Sally McGann
Simon Weir
as Paul Lafferty
as Police Inspector
Claire Nielson
as Sarah Cunningham
Tony Caunter
as Bruno Rheinhardt
Garry Stewart
as Tom Fraser
as Mr. Jack
as Sir Gerald Fisher
Heather Morrison
as Villager
Gary Hollywood
as Dominic Ramsay
Leigh Biagi
as Beth Anderson
Liam Brennan
as Michael Lewis
Rosa Barbour
as Lucy Ross-Gifford
Carla Thompson
as Catriona McNeil
Julie Ann Fullarton
as Amy Lachlan
Martha Leishman
as Dr. Makepeace
Alasdair McCrone
as Mr. Livingstone
as Alastair Turner
as Nurse Ford
Gregor Fisher
as Ian Duff
Bill MacFarlane
as Sheep Rustler #1
Calum Miller
as Tommy Moncur
Ricky Don
as Sheep Rustler #2
as Man at Bar
Charles Mylne
as Mr. Gibson
Robert Stefani
as Reporter
Iain Glass
as Pete
Paul Featherstone
as Reporter
Carol Brannan
as Wine Saleswoman
as Mr. Carmichael
as Roger Aymes
Steve Hotchkiss
as 1st Woodcutter
Kenneth Orr
as 2nd Woodcutter
Chic Murray
as Sojer Johnny
Alan McHugh
as P.C. Tony Piacentini
Mel Donald
as Jeweller
Eilidh Fraser
as Girl
as Samantha Leigh-Fleming
Lloyd Quinan
as The Hon Roger Strathmorris
Bill Pheely
as Head Waiter
Kenneth Bryans
as Waiter
Diane Lester
as Receptionist
Iona Young
as Moira Sneddon
Thomas Patton
as Robbie Jackson
Chris Connor
as Poacher
Ralph Riach
as Mr. Galbraith
Iain McColl
as Farmer
Gerry Slevin
as Hendry
Richard Conlon
as Dr. Andy Sharpe
Andy Cameron
as Chic Cherry
as Thug
Norman Fraser
as Mr. Luckly
Helen Raw
as Hospital Receptionist
Russell Watters
as Fisher
Heather Jackson
as Catherine Galbraith
as Gordon Sinclair
Anna Hepburn
as Miss Gillespie
as Dr. Palmer
Keith Warwick
as Nigel Jenkins
Barry Lord
as Niall Cassidy
Willie Joss
as Mr. Wedderburn
Jane McAllister
as Jinty Craig
David Gallacher
as Foreman
Lisa McIntyre
as Catriona McNeil
Peter Finlay
as Mark Stoddart
Jeff Norton
as Plasterer
Michael Nardone
as Ricky
Yvonne Howgill
as Mother at Hospital
Vivienne Dixon
as Audrey Brooks
Courtney Jane McWatt
as Baby Sadie McDonald
Ian Patrick
as Wili Von Haupt
David Meldrum
as Joe The Painter
Melanie McHaffie
as Girl at House
Craig Fraser
as Youth
Robert Paterson
as Bank Manager
as Ewan Patterson
Laurie Ventry
as Race Reader
Ross McKay
as Mr. Neilson
Gillian Thomas
as Marjie
Gordon Brown
as Ewan Logan
Jim Gibb
as Mr. Dunn
Stewart Macrae
as Fisherman
as Mr. Spinetti
Janet Michael
as Maisie Forbes
Ronald Simon
as Surveyor
Arthur Boland
as Mr. Stephenson
as Nursing Sister
Ronald Muirhead
as Police Inspector
Helen Norman
as Mrs. Seton
Neil Connery
as R.A.F. Driver
Sharon Erskine
as Penny Irvine
Billy Johnstone
as Photographer
George McPhee
as Organist
Mike Warren
as Skier
Matthew Kennedy
as Piper
Dorothy Anne Stiven
as Skier's Girlfriend
Katy Durham-Matthews
as Kate Blair
Hilda Horne
as Mrs. Finlay
John Buick
as Mr. Lindsay
Edward Mulgrew
as Hairdresser
John Mitchell
as Doddie Cameron
James Gibb
as Auctioneer
Sheila Donald
as Headmistress
Martyn James
as Det.Sgt. Finney
Kathryn Moore
as Landlady
Sarah Ballintyne
as Nurse
Alastair Thomson Mills
as Student
Alyson Orr
as Shop Assistant
Ian Hanmore
as Mr. Johns
Douglas Russell
as Heavy 2
Stewart Porter
as Heavy 1
Wendy Wason
as Miss McKendrick
Grant Stott
as David Bisset
Lawrence Douglas
as Doctor
as Senga Cherry
as Jude Burnett
as Driver
Peter Lochburn
as Minister
Caroline Hutton
as Angela
Trish Mullin
as Ms Lazear
Patricia Mullin
as Ms Lazear
Rory McCallum
as Reverend Carruthers
Janice McKenzie
as Receptionist
Carolyn Konrad
as Ms Gordon
Rodney Stevens
as Toby Fraser
Suzie Lundy
as Mary Alexander
Bob Docherty
as Sheriff
George Howell
as Colin Young (1987)
James Bryce
as Crawford (the headmaster) (1991-1993)
Gary Bakewell
as Mark Torrance (1993)
James Coombes
as The Laird (1993)
Martin McGreechin
as (2002)
Norman Bird
as Roger Primrose
Michael Sheard
as Nikki Zaharoff
Anne Kidd
as Moira Reilly
Juliet Cadzow
as Sarah Lindsey
as unknown episodes
Ian Bleasdale
as Joe Reilly
William Tapley
as Phineas ('Fin') North
Derek Waring
as Harry Somers
David Bannerman
as Father Brendan
Una MacNab
as Hazel Young
Morgan Miller
as Baby Sadie McDonald
Holly Woodhouse
as Glendarroch School Girl
Robert Yates
as Spinetti's Bodyguard
Annie Bergin
as (1992)
Allan McGuinness
as (1999)
Released 19 Feb 1980
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