Overview
- During a post-screening Q&A at Toronto’s Roy Thomson Hall, an audience member alerted Brian Cox that he was inadvertently flashing the crowd while seated in a kilt.
- Cox answered with, “Is it that bad? Or that good?” before defending traditional kilt-wearing as a “wonderful freedom.”
- He jokingly pinned the wardrobe choice on producer Neil Zeiger, who confirmed he was wearing underpants while Cox insisted kilts are about being “free and easy.”
- Calls of “Your legs!” punctuated the session as Cox repeatedly tried to refocus attention on Glenrothan, his Scottish family drama about estranged brothers and a whisky distillery.
- Entertainment outlets widely treated the moment as a light festival anecdote tied to Glenrothan’s TIFF debut, with no complaints or further fallout reported.