In Scottish Gaelic, "brave" is translated as "gaisgeach." The term "braveheart," famously associated with the Scottish hero William Wallace, is often rendered as "cridhe gaisgeach," which directly translates to "brave heart." The word "gaisgeach" embodies the spirit of valor and courage in Scottish culture.
Braveheart highlighted William Wallace.
William Wallace was a Scottish farmer played by Mel Gibson in Braveheart.
Scottish, as in William Wallace-Braveheart.
Scottish actor Ian Bannen.
Mel Gibson wanted to do a film version of the book 'Braveheart' by Randall Wallace based loosely on the life of Scottish hero William Wallace.
"Braveheart" was originally a 1995 historical epic film directed by Mel Gibson. It was not based on a book, but rather on the life of Scottish warrior William Wallace.
Brave takes place in the 12th century Scottish Highlands
It could be translated as Croí Cróga (Irish Gaelic) or Cridhe Cròdha (Scottish).
Braveheart, starring Mel Gibson, released 8th September 1995 Source: IMDb
Faurdon in the movie "Braveheart" was played by actor David O'Hara. His character is a Scottish warrior who allies with William Wallace, portrayed by Mel Gibson, in the fight for Scottish independence. O'Hara's performance contributed to the film's depiction of the fierce and passionate struggle against English rule.
In the movie "Braveheart" Mel Gibson plays a zealous Scottish warrior named William Wallace.
Not really, it was directed by Mel Gibson who is an Australian, but the movie revolves around William Wallace who is a Scottish hero and it is set in Scotland so it is more a Scottish movie.