The Dunblane Tapes

The Dunblane Tapes

The Dunblane Tapes

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The Dunblane Tapes

2026

1h 13m

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Overview

After the 1996 mass shooting at Dunblane, a campaign was launched to ban private handguns in the UK. This remarkable story can now be told with unseen video filmed by a bereaved parent.

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Candour Productions

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1 video

Cast & Crew

20 members

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John Crozier

Self

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Les Morton

Self

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Steven Hopper

Self

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Fiona Eadington

Self

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Melanie Reid

Self

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Kenny Ross

Self

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Pam Ross

Self

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Mick North

Self

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Debbie Mayor

Self

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Ann Pearston

Self

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Jacqueline Walsh

Self

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Rosemary Hunter

Self

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Michael Forsyth

Self

Michael Forsyth

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George Robertson

Self

George Robertson

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Jack Crozier

Self

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Ellie Crozier

Self

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Ivan Lawrence

Self (archive footage)

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Ted Christopher

Self (archive footage)

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Mike Yardley

Self (archive footage)

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Tony Blair

Self (archive footage)

Tony Blair

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