Overview
- During a post-screening Q&A at Roy Thomson Hall, an audience member alerted Cox that his kilt had ridden up and revealed more than his legs.
- Cox answered with quips including “Is it so bad? Or so good?” before adjusting his posture and praising the kilt’s sense of coolness and freedom.
- Attendees later called out “Your legs!” again, prompting Cox to playfully blame the decision to wear kilts on producer Neil Zeiger.
- He joked about underwear, remarking that a kilt is hard to pair with it, while Zeiger—also in a kilt—nodded when Cox suggested he was wearing some.
- 'Glenrothan' marks Cox’s directorial debut, a Scottish whisky drama about estranged brothers trying to save a family distillery, with key roles for Alan Cumming and Shirley Henderson.