Brian Cox's Jute Journey [DVD]

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This documentary 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. Indie Horror Month 2021 Interview: SEPARATION Director William Brent Bell Discusses Collaborating with His Cast and the Not-So-Obvious KRAMER VS. My partner who works in a hospital is astonished to learn that the UK government is preventing trainee doctors from outside the EU, backed by UKIP, from getting work permits to continue working in Scotland despite paying thousands a year to study and gain our medical degrees. The film also touches on the taboo, as it was at the time, of Anglo-Indian relationships - and Dundee's dual status as the UK's whaling capital as well as having one of the country's biggest populations of females per capita. This has turned out to be astonishly asymmetrical with Yes a strongly grassroots campaign driven from Scotland, and No driven by London political and media elite.

In 2003 he played the villain William Stryker in X2: X-Men United and Captain Oakes in the direct-to-video crime thriller Sin. He also served as executive producer in the series From Now (2020-2021) and is set to executive produce Mending the Line. He also starred in the psychological thriller Mindscape (original title Anna) as Sebastian, a superior in top memory detective agency Mindscape, which employs psychics to assist in solving criminal cases.

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He went on to train as a Shakespearean actor, starring in numerous productions with the Royal National Theatre and the Royal Shakespeare Company, where he gained recognition for his portrayal of King Lear. His diary also reveals the personal strains of touring, particularly the difficulties of being separated from his family during the company's year-long tour. In June 2019, he played William "Bill" Erwin in Strange But True, a thriller adaptation of John Searles' novel. Spot on, was advised back in the mid 80’s that the oil industry would be finished by the turn of century so I didn’t pursue a future in that industry but on second thoughts they didnt say which century.It’s not sour grapes, it’s just I know I’d be too disapointed and feel underwhelmed in a territory that voted for what is instead of what could be.