Stanley Smith (played by Tony Martin) appears in Let's Be Happy.
An extroverted and brash washing-machine salesman from Idaho who travels to Scotland with Jeannie. He assists her with travel logistics and hotel arrangements. Despite a temporary rift caused by a misunderstanding involving a female companion, he persistently follows her throughout her trip. He eventually makes a major sales coup, tracks Jeannie down in Vermont, declares his love, and successfully proposes. Lord James MacNairn (played by Robert Flemyng) appears in Let's Be Happy.
An impoverished Scottish landowner who mistakenly assumes Jeannie is wealthy when he overhears her conversation with Stanley. He courts Jeannie, showing her around Scotland including Loch Lomond and his castle. He proposes marriage but is exposed as initially motivated by her supposed money. Although he claims to love her for real, Jeannie rejects him after learning his true financial motives.
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Characters
Stanley Smith
(played by Tony Martin) — supporting
An extroverted and brash washing-machine salesman from Idaho who travels to Scotland with Jeannie. He assists her with travel logistics and hotel arrangements. Despite a temporary rift caused by a mis...
Lord James MacNairn
(played by Robert Flemyng) — supporting
An impoverished Scottish landowner who mistakenly assumes Jeannie is wealthy when he overhears her conversation with Stanley. He courts Jeannie, showing her around Scotland including Loch Lomond and h...
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Stanley Smith → Lord James MacNairn
(Romantic Love Rivals)
Story Analysis
A young woman navigates love, wealth, and self-discovery during a transformative trip to Scotland.
