Release date: December 29, 2006 More »

Country	Date
Argentina	March 26, 2008
Australia	August 16, 2007
Finland	March 28, 2008
Germany	July 5, 2007
Hungary	November 22, 2008
Italy	June 2, 2007
New Zealand	April 26, 2007
Singapore	June 28, 2007
UK	August 16, 2006
USA	December 29, 2006

Cast:

• Jonny Lee Miller as Graeme Obree
• Sean Brown as Young Graeme Obree
• Joseph Carney as Child Gang Leader
• Crawford McInally-Kier as First Child Bully
• Jan Plazalski as Second Child Bully
• Niall Macgregor as Graeme's Father
• Julie Austin as Graeme's Mother
• Morag Calder as First Office Receptionist
• Billy Boyd as Malky
• Laura Fraser as Anne Obree
• Jean Marie Coffey as Woman at Finish Line
• Christopher Anderson as Baby Ewan
• Brian Cox as Douglas Baxter
• Ron Donachie as Scobie
• Morven Christie as Katie
• Pauline Lynch as Second Office Receptionist
• Gary Hollywood as Cycle Courier
• Moray Hunter as Armstrong
• Kieran Tennant as First Kid in Street
• Stuart Glen as Second Kid in Street
• Steven Berkoff as Ernst Hagemann
• Philip Wright as Francesco Moser
• Dennis Matsuki as First Cycling Official
• Erich Redman as Second Cycling Official
• Peter Majer as Third Cycling Official
• David Hounslow as "Specialized" Representative
• Niall Greig Fulton as Adult Gang Leader
• Adrian Smith as Chris Boardman
• Daniel André Pageon as French Mayor
• Grant Aylward as Mayor's Assistant
• Gudrun Mangel as Mayor's Wife
• Caitlin Brennan as Daughter on Bike
• George Drennen as Father on Bike
• Ashok Srivastava as Doctor
• Nathan McGrath as Toddler Ewan
• Tino Czaja as Track Official (credit only)
• Nikolas Abs as Junior Official
• Muzaffer Cakar as President
• Angelika Gersdorf
• Forbes KB as Bailiff
• Ralf Klopotteck as Startschiedsrichter
• Pepe Balderrama as Santiago (uncredited)
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About:

The Flying Scotsman is a feature film based on the remarkable true story of Scottish cyclist Graeme Obree. In 1993, and as an unemployed amateur, Obree broke the world one-hour record on a bike of his own revolutionary design, which he constructed out of scrap metal and parts of a washing machine.