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Red carpet? Check. Scottish pride? Check. Underwear? Not so much. Brian Cox Arriving at the Toronto Film Festival in Kilt, but during questioning and answering, things became a little too traditional.
The actor, 79, brought her heritage – but probably left her modesty at home – during the highly awaited premiere Glenrothanhis Directory first appearanceon Thursday, September 11.
Apparently, congregation members could only notice that he had titled the underwear and let his loins wander freely during a Q&A session held at Roy Thomson Hall.
“Is it that bad?” the Succession Seren asked, back Hollywood reporterBefore inquiring, “or that’s good?”
“You have to wear the kilt the right way. The kilt is designed to make you cool and loose. And it AF *** ing amazing freedom,” Cox continued after putting his knees together.
In honor of the occasion, the star was covered in a dark charcoal gray tweed jacket dressed over a black dress shirt with a bolo tie and a dark vest with silver buttons, paired with a traditional black kilt and a highly decorative fur sporran containing a hundred hundred and prominent silver.
The Toronto International Film Festival is fully involved in the films – except when it is about the fashion. Tiff red carpet is a great place for serious actors to show their fashion sense, and the stars certainly brought their game to the 2024 event. In promoting the substance on Thursday, September 5, Costars Demi Moore (…)
Cox portrays sandy in Glenrothanthat is tells the story of two disengaged brothers who reunite their birth “Following a violent exchange with their father on their mother’s funeral day.”
Costtar Siobhan Redmond and Alan Cumming They were not present at the TIFF 2025 event, but cast members Alexandra Shipp and Shirley Henderson were among those who made appearance.
In yet another funny moment during the event, Cox called out Glenrothan producer Neil’s hands In the congregation for persuading him to wear Kilt.
Not all actors have worn penis prosthetics for full front scenes, others preferred to naked it all. Cooper Koch had spectators talking about his performance as Erik Menéndez when Ryan Murphy’s monsters performed for the first time in September 2024.
“Whose idea was to wear these f *** ing kilns?” Cox quoted, per Through. “Certainly not my idea. It was the producer’s idea. They are always trying to f *** you up, at the end of the day.”
“You’re probably wearing undercuts,” the actor told Zeiger, 75, who was covered with Kilt Tartan and confirmed that Cox was absolutely right.
