Blockbuster star (movies like Gladiator and Robin Hood) Russell Crowe has visited Duncarron Fort, a replica medieval village in the Caron Valley in Scotland. Charlie Allan, who is the chief executive of heritage charity the Clanranald Trust is a friend of Russell Crowe. He is building the village in a Stirlingshire forest. Crowe and Allen met on the set of the movie Gladiator more then a decade ago. Crowe, who said he had "Scottish heritage" in his family, said: "You can see photographs and you can talk about it but it is nothing like actually being here." The hope is that the site at Duncarron may be used as a filming location in the future.
Oooh I love replicas of city’s and villages. It will give you the feeling of that long and almost forgotten time. It is great that people create these villages and use them to educate people. I love the movies of Russell Crowe and I really wish I would be there. I also think it will be very impressive to be there in Scotland in a freshly build replica. Crowe also supports this trust. I really think that it is great that these rich people give their money to something that can use it, instead of spending it on cars and stuff one does not need.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-tayside-central-13640734
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