Brian Cox's Jute Journey [DVD]

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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. Some other, though obviously wholly dishonest, parties and individuals attack UKIP for being “racist” for wanting a limit, while at the same time claiming they want a limit, while at the same time refusing to say what it is. Cox also worked in animation, providing the voice of Macbeth in Shakespeare: The Animated Tales (1992), Earl Garver in Superman: The Animated Series (1997), Pariah Dark in Danny Phantom (2005), General Hemmer in Battle for Terra (2007), Spanners in Agent Crush (2008), the Green Dragon in the direct-to-video film Scooby-Doo!

He then starred as corrupt CIA official Ward Abbott in the blockbuster film The Bourne Identity, opposite Matt Damon. In the series Sharpe in the episode "Sharpe's Rifles" (1993), he sang Here's Adieu to all Judges and Juries. For many of them, the move to India paved the way for a lavish lifestyle of parties and luxurious living. The worst of all are those who vote for a party simply because they have always voted for that party (or their father/husband/etc.

The UK’s has had close on to unlimited immigration over the last couple of decades and still Scotland’s population has barely moved. Documentary journey into Brian Cox's past, and on to Kolkata in the footsteps of the Dundee jute workers who left to seek their fortunes in India. If it’s a No vote on September 18, I think I might emigrate to Poland and become an English teacher. In 1984, he played the Royal Ulster Constabulary officer Inspector Nelson in the Royal Court's production of Rat in the Skull.

He also appeared in the documentary The Great War: The People's Story as Reverend Andrew Clark, and in BBC's Cold War spy thriller series The Game as an MI5 superior codenamed "Daddy".

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. What amazes me is that anyone following Scottish politics was suprised at Lib Dems turning out the way they did when they did same sort of thing in the Scottish Parliament before too. The Lear Diaries: The Story of the Royal National Theatre's Productions of Shakespeare's Richard III and King Lear. Cox is also patron of The Old Rep Theatre in Birmingham, one of the first repertory theatres to be built in the UK.

In February 2010, Cox was elected as the 12th Rector of the University of Dundee by its students, was formally installed in October, [177] [178] and was re-elected in January 2013. He played Edward Norton's father James Brogan in 25th Hour, and also appeared in Spike Jonze's Adaptation as the real-life screenwriting teacher, Robert McKee, giving advice to Nicolas Cage in both his roles as Charlie Kaufman and Charlie's fictional twin brother, Donald.

He has received numerous accolades including two British Academy Scotland Awards, an Emmy Award, a Golden Globe Award, a Screen Actors Guild Award and two Olivier Awards. 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. I’ve made friends from all areas of England, Ireland, Spain, Finland, Bulgaria, Lithuania, Cameroon, India, Russia and the USA, and many other places in between.

May I ask if my half-‘immigrant’ little girl is sufficiently Scottish/British for UKIP or is she a problem? Let’s face it, we know what better together is like – we’ve experienced it (ugh) – and we can be fairly sure what independence will be like if we look at others who have gone before us. In October 2017, he was made an honorary patron for Capital Theatre's campaign to modernise the historic King's Theatre Edinburgh and preserve it for future generations. Cox and Burt have two children, Margaret and Alan; the latter is also an actor, best known for his roles in Young Sherlock Holmes, and as the young John Mortimer in the television film of his play A Voyage Round My Father (1982) opposite Laurence Olivier.

I’ve found I can sometimes catch those “I’m voting No because I hate Salmond” folks off-guard with that one, replying “Well I’m not an SNP voter, but I plan on voting Yes anyway. It seems to me they have absolutely no idea what they want other than they don’t like the EU and non-British people. He also played Geoffrey Harrison in the ITV thriller Red Fox based on Gerald Seymour's international best-seller. Next month, we'll see one of Dundee's most famous sons follow in their footsteps in a voyage of discovery. I notice that in the draft constitution the national anthem will be decided by our parliament, in the event of a NO vote this will be a reserved matter.