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My Old School

The press seemedto be outside my door, spinning nonsensebefore I got back from Europe

The press seemed
to be outside my door, spinning nonsense
before I got back from Europe

Full Transcript

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The press seemed to be outside my door,
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spinning nonsense before I got back from Europe.
Duration
6 seconds
Views
33
Timestamp in Movie
00:53:37
Uploaded
May 05, 2025
Genres
documentary, comedy, drama
Production
Hopscotch Films

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Movie Summary

In 1993, 16-year-old Brandon Lee enrolled at Bearsden Academy, a secondary school in a well-to-do suburb of Glasgow, Scotland. What followed over the next two years became the stuff of legend.
But I didn'’t see it as being quite that big, you know. - My Old School 00:08
But I didn'’t see it as being quite that big, you know....
When Brian Mackinnon returned home last night - My Old School 00:06
When Brian Mackinnon returned home last night
But until he does so, - My Old School 00:06
But until he does so,
They misrepresented, - My Old School 00:07
They misrepresented,
A source close to so and so says that... - My Old School 00:04
A source close to so and so says that...
And finally, the strange story of false identity, - My Old School 00:25
And finally, the strange story of false identity,
He then showed me his passport - My Old School 00:08
He then showed me his passport
So suddenly, as he got to the end of the sentence, - My Old School 00:08
So suddenly, as he got to the end of the sentence,
My name is Brian Mackinnon - My Old School 00:05
My name is Brian Mackinnon
I can'’t imagine what it would have been like for them - My Old School 00:05
I can'’t imagine what it would have been like for them...
Jemma and Cheryl knew prior to going on holiday. - My Old School 00:07
Jemma and Cheryl knew prior to going on holiday.
I know that to be a fact. - My Old School 00:05
I know that to be a fact.
And he said like, - My Old School 00:04
And he said like,
And I was like, "Not a problem." - My Old School 00:05
And I was like, "Not a problem."
The only explanation I have is the fact - My Old School 00:06
The only explanation I have is the fact
It was only one or two nights in - My Old School 00:06
It was only one or two nights in
We came home after a few drinks. - My Old School 00:12
We came home after a few drinks.
She'’d had a few and she was uptight - My Old School 00:07
She'’d had a few and she was uptight
I tried to stop her and stood in her way. - My Old School 00:04
I tried to stop her and stood in her way.
Brian was trying to calm her down at this point. - My Old School 00:06
Brian was trying to calm her down at this point.