Oh, Boon, we're on. Today's Geif, we get the King of Scotland to himself, James Mcphage and how are you,

Brother? Thanks very much for having.

Yeah, first of all, just want to thank you for coming on the show.

You've got your next big movie coming out, Robert the Bruce.

The first one obviously Braveheart, absolute classic. The Bruce now you've got that

absolute classic and I think it's in everybody's talk for you.

What a problem?

The Bruce now, you've got that made after eventually a few years of talking about it.

How are you feeling about it?

I feel good.

It's out of my hands.

There's nothing more I can do, because up and hope that you know just I just need people to go to the cinema in the first

Week or two while we've got it out there because if we get the audiences

they're going to open it wider and wider and you know I just don't want people seeing this film on an iPhone or in the

silence of their lonely room, you know, it's not a film like that.

It's a it's a big film which you know I want people to have the experience like they had in

Braveheart the passion where everybody was in the cinema crying and and shouting

freedom and two years later we had a Scottish Parliament.

So right now it's such a funny time because we've got this crazy Brexit stuff going on and

the idea of independence is within our grasp.

But we're so divided as a country and I just feel like we got to kind of unite the clans

and you know the collective experience of a cultural event like a movie

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