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Monarch of the Glen is a British drama television series produced by Ecosse Films for BBC Scotland and broadcast on BBC One for seven series between February 2000 and October 2005 with 64 episodes in total.
The Monarch of the Glen is one of the most famous British pictures of the 19th century; for many people it encapsulates the grandeur and majesty of Scotland’s highlands and wildlife.
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The show’s initial seasons borrow heavily from the Highland novels authored by lifelong Scottish nationalist Sir Compton Mackenzie, the first of which was titled The Monarch Of The Glen. The title itself is a reference to a famous British painting of a red deer stag by Edwin Landseer. The novels are set in the same fictitious location of Glenbogle ...
The structure that is referred to as the Glenbogle Castle in the show is a 19th-century baronial house in the Scottish Highlands, called Ardverikie House. The house was destroyed by a fire in 1873 and subsequently rebuilt in a design by Scottish architect John Rhind. Apart from Monarch On The Glen, the House has served as a shooting location for se...
The series was parodied in a 2002 episode of the BBC sketch comedy series French and Saunders. The show featured the double act of comediennes Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders. A certain Celebrity Christmas Puddingsspecial episode of the show was titled ‘Monarch Of The Glum’. Actor Alastair Mackenzie reprised his role as Archie MacDonald while Fre...
English actor Tom Baker is renowned for his portrayal of the fourth incarnation of the Doctor in Doctor Who. He also had a recurring role as Donald MacDonald in the sixth and seventh seasons of Monarch Of The Glen. RELATED: Doctor Who: The 10 Most Hated Storylines ‘It’s very like life’, that’s how Baker described his entry to the show as he hardly ...
Charlie Brooker’s British anthology series Black Mirror instantly became a trendsetter of a cult status since its first season. The show has boasted many philosophical, mind-bending sci-fi episodes but it all started with a relatively simple yet equally compelling pilot, titled The National Anthem. RELATED: Black Mirror: 10 Shows And Movies You Rec...
Lorraine Pilkington plays the character Katrina Finlay in Monarch of the Glen. Her character is a local school headteacher who shares a love-hate relationship with Archie and later goes on to have a career in national politics. The actress went on to marry Simon Massey who had directed many an episode for the show. In fact, she also didn’t appear i...
Monarch of the Glen is created by Michael Chaplin, a screenwriter, and television and radio personality. One of his early credits included serving as an editor and executive on South of Watford, an arts and lifestyle show that gained a cult status later. The show was hosted and presented by Ben Elton and Hugh Laurie, both of whose careers got a boo...
British musician Simon Brint was the man behind the show’s theme music. Brint has been involved in his comedy music projects and the music department of many shows including the aforementioned French and Saunders Show. For Monarch of the Glen, he also collaborated with American jazz saxophonist Kenny G. RELATED: 10 Best TV Theme Songs Of The Past 2...
The Broomhill railway station is the reconstructed railway station in Strathspey that serves as Glenbogle’s railway station in the series. The original novel’s description too matches that of this station which was first opened in 1863 and then closed nearly a century later, around 1965. Now, the location has been preserved for vanity as a minor to...
Archie MacDonald was a highly likable protagonist and his departure after the fifth season clearly affected the show’s ratings. This affected fans (calling themselves ‘Boglies’) many of whom demanded Archie to come back. A 21-year old self-professed ‘Boglie’ by the name of Emma Richards even wrote a petition to retain Archie but it turned out to be...
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Sep 19, 2004 · Monarch of the Glen: the official BBCi website to accompany the acclaimed Highland drama from BBC and Ecosse Films, featuring news, cast interviews, episode guides, prize competitions,...
Monarch of the Glen: Created by Michael Chaplin. With Alexander Morton, Susan Hampshire, Hamish Clark, Dawn Steele. Archie MacDonald, a young restaurateur is called back to his childhood home of Glenbogle where he is told he is the new Laird of Glenbogle.
Heart-warming drama based on Compton Mackenzies novels, featuring a rural community of eccentric characters. Archie MacDonald becomes the laird of a huge, decaying family estate in the...
