O. Garvey in BBC's anthology series Scene featuring plays and documentaries originally broadcast for educational purposes. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Moreover, Yes commentators frequently cross into No territory to take on and dispel their opponents’ arguments, whereas the converse is far more rare. They were among hundreds of manual workers who left Scotland to establish what they hoped would be a better life, taking their knowledge of jute weaving to India. In The Lear Diaries, Cox accounts how a group of leading actors approach a major text, providing insight into the pressures that contemporary theatre actors face.

If I wear the celulean blue jacket now as example people will know what I stand for, and persuaded, join the cause, and I’ll share their effort until the end is achieved. If it’s a No vote on September 18, I think I might emigrate to Poland and become an English teacher. He won his second Laurence Olivier Award, this time as Best Actor in a Revival, for his performance as the title character in Titus Andronicus (1988). The oil and gas industry is undergoing a massive boom with huge demands for staff that companies are struggling to meet. Nothing wrong with that just so long as you’re taking care of the less well off at the same time – which they are not.In 2017, he narrated the multi award-winning short film Kubrick by Candlelight which takes place behind the scenes of Stanley Kubrick's film Barry Lyndon. He played the title role in the short film The Cutter and "The Director" in BBC's anthology series of classic and contemporary plays Performance. He also portrayed Baron de Breteuil in The Affair of the Necklace based on the diamond necklace incident that fuelled dissent against the French monarchy and led to the French Revolution.

He has received two Olivier Awards for his performances in Rat in the Skull (1984), and Titus Andronicus (1988). In 1978 he played King Henry II of England in the acclaimed BBC2 drama serial The Devil's Crown, then starred in many other television dramas. Marcia – nice one, the FM will wipe the floor with Flipper but it may be a gamble if he changes his stance on debating Cameron.In 1992, he appeared in another ITV adaptation as Carl May in The Cloning of Joanna May based on Fay Weldon's sci-fi novel. Cox made a guest appearance in the 1997 Red Dwarf episode " Stoke Me a Clipper", as a medieval king in a virtual reality game. Adam Learmonth is entitled to dislike the Selkirk Common Riding if he wishes but he will not do any favours to the Yes campaign by making ill-informed attacks on it.

I’m one of those creatures often claimed to be a myth by many in the No camp – an independence supporter who doesn’t follow the SNP. I also remember in the early 195O’s before it became a bowling alley it was home to functions such as Christmas parties for the kids of jute workers as I remember going to a couple. In 1999, he appeared opposite Owen Wilson as postal worker Doug Durwin in the thriller The Minus Man.

He shot to superstardom in the mid-1990s thanks to roles in the likes of Rob Roy as Killearn and Braveheart as Argyle Wallace in 1995.

And (going slightly O/T) seeing as you’re a graduate of “Bell Street”, and nodding in the direction of Paula Rose’s Sex Pistols’ YouTube offering, did you know that the only Scottish gig the original Sex Pistols had was the Bell Street Students’ Union in October ’76? Brian Cox's Jute Journey is a journey into Brian Cox's own past, and on to Calcutta in the footsteps of the Dundee Jute workers who left to seek their fortunes in India. He also appeared in the sci-fi thriller Morgan as Jim Bryce, and starred alongside Emile Hirsch in The Autopsy of Jane Doe as Tommy. Brian Cox began his acting career at age 14 at Dundee Repertory Theatre in 1961 and then as one of the founding members of the Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh, performing in its first show, The Servant O’ Twa Maisters, in October 1965. On one hand, jute gave people a whole new life, but at the same time it also reduced life for many people, and gave them a really tough time," he said.

Cameron accused of hypocrisy over indyref as he allows MEPs to forge Euro alliance with Belgian party backing independence for Flanders. If you want to put a modern political spin to them they were the emerging urban entrepreneurial class asserting their rights against the capricious power of the “great and good” of Scotland of the time. The television film explored how Doyle created Holmes and how he applied Bell's techniques in his novels. He then starred as corrupt CIA official Ward Abbott in the blockbuster film The Bourne Identity, opposite Matt Damon. Pressure on Jim Murphy to take on leadership of Scottish Labour after indyref amid claims Lamont is only a caretaker leader.