Brian Cox gave followers just a little greater than they bargained for whereas carrying a kilt at TIFF.

In photographs, the “Glenrothan” actor, 79, rocked a conventional black kilt whereas attending the movie’s world premiere on the Toronto Worldwide Movie Pageant on Thursday — and according to the Hollywood Reporter, during a post-screening panel, a moviegoer knowledgeable him that he was inadvertently flashing the audience from his seated place.

“Is it that dangerous?” the “Succession” star requested. “Or that good?”

“It’s important to put on the kilt the right manner,” he defined because the audience laughed. “The kilt is designed to make you cool and free. And it’s a f–king fantastic freedom.”

Whereas making an attempt to redirect the dialog to his movie, Cox mentioned he wished to inform the story his manner, versus different filmmakers who “cowl their ass…or not,” he quipped.

“What an unlucky phrase,” he reportedly added. “I’m actually sorry about this. I by no means thought I’d be on this place.”

After audience members continued to chant “Your legs! Your legs!” the actor turned his ire to producer Neil Zeigler, who he complained had inspired him to don the kilt for the occasion. “Whose concept was it to put on these f–ing kilts?” he joked, including, “Actually not my concept.”

“It was the producer’s concept,” he continued. “They at all times attempt to f–ok you up, on the finish of the day. They are often so vengeful.”

Cox additionally quipped that Zeiger was “most likely carrying underpants” on the occasion, saying that kilts are “about being free and simple.”

“It’s onerous to not put on underpants,” he reportedly mentioned.

The actor is understood for laying all of it out on the desk — in April, he slammed Joaquin Phoenix for his “really horrible” flip in “Napoleon” and mentioned he would have performed “quite a bit higher” with the function.

“It’s horrible,” Cox mentioned during a reside speak, in keeping with the Commonplace. “A very horrible efficiency by Joaquin Phoenix. It truly is appalling. I don’t know what he was pondering.”

In March, he turned his scorn on Meghan Markle, telling Haute Residing New York that the Duchess of Sussex “knew what she was moving into” when marrying Prince Harry in 2018.

The “Fits” alum, he claimed, had “childhood goals of marrying Prince Charming and all that s–t we see as fantasy that may very well be our lives in our goals.” He later walked again the feedback in regards to the exiled royals, saying he “truly” had “huge sympathy for them.”

And again in 2022, Cox ruffled the feathers of Johnny Depp followers by labeling the “Pirates of the Caribbean” actor “so overblown, so overrated” in his memoir “Placing the Rabbit within the Hat.” 

“I imply, ‘Edward Scissorhands.’ Let’s face it, in case you come on with fingers like that and pale, scarred-face make-up, you don’t must do something,” he continued partially. “And he didn’t. And subsequently, he’s performed even much less.”