Brian Cox gave fans a little more than they bargained for while wearing a kilt at TIFF.

In photos, the “Glenrothan” actor, 79, rocked a traditional black kilt while attending the film’s global premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival on Thursday — and according to the Hollywood Reporter , during a post-screening panel, a moviegoer informed him that he was inadvertently flashing the audience from his seated position.

“Is it that bad?” the “Succession” star asked. “Or that good?”

“You have to wear the kilt the proper way,” he explained as the audience laughed. “The kilt is designed to make you cool and free. And it’s a f–king wonderful freedom.”

While attempting to redirect the conversation to his film, Cox said he wanted to tell the story his way, as opposed to other filmma

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