Robert Louis Stevenson's hero David Balfour joins rebel Alan Breck Stewart in 18th-century Scotland.
Production
That 'sepia-tone' marketing was a lie—it's just regular black and white!
Acting
Baxter's terrible Scottish accent is accidentally camp.
Director
Alfred L. Werker
Warner Baxter
Alan Breck
Freddie Bartholomew
David Balfour
Arleen Whelan
Jean MacDonald
C. Aubrey Smith
Duke of Argyle
Reginald Owen
Capt. Hoseason
John Carradine
Gordon
Nigel Bruce
Neil MacDonald
Miles Mander
Ebenezer Balfour
Ralph Forbes
James
H.B. Warner
Angus Rankeiller
Arthur Hohl
Riach
E. E. Clive
Minister MacDougall
Halliwell Hobbes
Dominie Campbell
Montagu Love
Colonel Whitehead
Donald Haines
Ransome
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
This was Freddie Bartholomew's final major child role; MGM dropped him right after for being 'too old' at 14.
The 'sepia-tone' gimmick in the tagline was pure marketing fiction—Fox had no such process in 1938.
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