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Douglas Eadie: Scottish film pioneer and former Torridon mountain rescuer dies

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Douglas Eadie was one of the pioneers of modern Scottish film and television. He was part of the team behind How To Be Celtic, a five-part Channel four documentary screened in 1983. He also produced Gaelic docudrama in 2000 about Kay Matheson and Stone of Destiny.

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Douglas Eadie: Scottish film pioneer and former Torridon mountain rescuer dies

He was reacting against what he called "the ulcerous romanticism" of the Scottish imagination as a by-product of economic imperialism

3 years ago·United Kingdom

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Douglas Eadie: Perth-born Scottish film pioneer dies aged 79

He was reacting against what he called "the ulcerous romanticism" of the Scottish imagination as a by-product of economic imperialism

3 years ago·Dundee, United Kingdom

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The Courier broke the news in Dundee, United Kingdom 3 years ago on Monday, May 15, 2023.

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