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Scotland, PA.
Scotland, Pa. is a 2001 black comedy written and directed by Billy Morrissette, adapting Shakespeare's play Macbeth for a more modern setting, with Lord and Lady Macbeth replaced by diner cooks Joe (James LeGros) and Pat McBeth (Maura Tierney) who plan to gain control of the diner they work in by murdering their boss. The setting is shifted to the small town of Scotland, Pennsylvania in 1975.
The following firearms were used in the film Scotland, Pa.:
Savage 99
Joe "Mac" McBeth (James LeGros) keeps a Savage 99 above his fireplace, carrying it with a scope when he goes hunting.
Winchester Model 1894
One of Mac's friends, Jimmy McMann (David Wike) carries a Winchester Model 1894 during the hunting trip.
Winchester Model 70
Anthony "Banko" Banconi (Kevin Corrigan) carries a Winchester Model 70 during the hunting trip.
double-barreled shotgun
Andy the Homeless Guy (Glenn Wadman) keeps a Double Barreled Shotgun, which Mac uses in some of his murders.
Colt Python
Ed (John Cariani), one of the only deputies in Scotland, PA, carries a Colt Python which Mac (James LeGros) later uses.
Smith & Wesson Model 36
Lt. Ernie McDuff (Christopher Walken) carries a snubnose revolver that appears to be a Smith & Wesson Model 36. Mac (James LeGros) gets his hands on it during the finale.
Single Action Army
During the opening credits, scenes from a 1972 episode of McCloud are shown, with Sam McCloud (Dennis Weaver) chasing a thug with his Single Action Army. The episode in question is called "The Park Avenue Rustlers".
unidentified snubnose revolver
A thug in the episode (Phil Sandler, played by Roddy McDowall) of McCloud carries a snubnose revolver.
