Brian Cox's Jute Journey [DVD]

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In theatre, he's seen as one of the leading Shakespearean actors, while in film, he has landed prominent parts in big blockbusters. Known as a character actor in film, he played Robert McKee in Spike Jonze's Adaptation (2002) and William Stryker in X2 (2003). Again, despite being but a wee lad, I had the inkling that something wasn’t quite right about this arrangement.

Any real examination of their politics also showed they were long since shifting so far over to the right they were almost sitting on the laps of the Tories.

Cox asserted the Conservative Party had "no vision" and that he did not believe "she is the right person for the job".

Lovely people, very highly educated (better than the UK often), and culturally many are closer to me than UKIPers in their views/outlook on life. I. High (2013), Alan Watts in the award-winning sci-fi romantic drama Her (2013), Chorus in Arkangel Shakespeare's dramatised recording of Shakespeare's Henry V (2014), [140] and Death in Good Omens (2019). On 29 January 2015, he announced he had quit the Labour Party, believing it had failed to live up to its basic principles in recent years, and joined the Scottish National Party, whom he felt was taking forward values of social justice and representing Scotland's best interests. Cox portrayed Canadian television executive Sydney Newman, the driving force behind the creation of the iconic programme. A totally blank sheet would be daunting, but with strong foundations from the existing country already in place we don’t even have that problem to worry about.

The No camp’s public face is, for the most part, leading Lab and Lib figures, mainly from Westminster.