Brian Cox

You live in Dundee, which was pretty heavy going in those days.

I mean, it's a great community.

But the city fathers always make a balls up.

They took people out of the town and they put them in these schemes, which is why they're still paying for it now.

In fact, the Lord Provost said to me, we're trying to get people back into the city.

I said, you should never have taken them out of the city in the first fucking place.

I said, that's so important.

That's who they are.

They're from that.

And then you put them, you isolate them without any proper conditions, you know.

And therefore, the heroin, the drunks, the whole thing just spirals out of, you know.

And this is something that really gets me more and more and more.

I went to Lambda.

Oh, you went to Lambda.

Okay.

Yeah, what was wonderful was there was a guy called Bill Davis.

There was a series of directors at Dundee Rep.

And the last guy was a Canadian called Bill Davis.

Now, Bill is a director and a writer in his own mind.

He lives in Vancouver.