Scotland, PA

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Scotland, PA is a dark comedy film that reimagines Shakespeare’s "Macbeth" in a 1970s Pennsylvania fast-food restaurant setting.

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instanceOf dark comedy film
film
adaptationType modern retelling of Macbeth
antagonistRole police detective
basedOn Macbeth NERFINISHED
cinematographyBy W. Mott Hupfel III NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
director Billy Morrissette NERFINISHED
distributor Lot 47 Films NERFINISHED
editedBy Christopher Tellefsen NERFINISHED
filmFormat feature film
filmRuntime approximately 104 minutes
genre black comedy film
crime comedy film
hasCastMember Amy Smart NERFINISHED
Andy Dick NERFINISHED
Christopher Walken NERFINISHED
James LeGros NERFINISHED
James Rebhorn NERFINISHED
Kevin Corrigan NERFINISHED
Maura Tierney NERFINISHED
Max Perlich NERFINISHED
Megan Cavanagh NERFINISHED
Timothy Omundson NERFINISHED
Tom Guiry NERFINISHED
hasDetectiveCharacter Lieutenant McDuff NERFINISHED
hasTheme ambition
guilt
satire of corporate culture
inspiredBy William Shakespeare NERFINISHED
musicBy Anton Sanko NERFINISHED
narrativeDevice uses Shakespearean plot elements in a contemporary setting
notableElement transposes Macbeth to a 1970s fast-food restaurant setting
originalLanguage English
plotSummary A fast-food restaurant worker and his ambitious wife plot to take over the business, echoing the story of Macbeth.
protagonistName Joe McBeth NERFINISHED
protagonistSpouseName Pat McBeth NERFINISHED
releaseYear 2001
screenwriter Billy Morrissette NERFINISHED
settingLocation Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
settingTimePeriod 1970s
titleAlludesTo Scotland NERFINISHED

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Maura Tierney notableWork Scotland, PA
Maura Tierney hasActedIn Scotland, PA