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My Old School

The rector, Mr. Mcleod,stood up to say thank you to everybody for taking part

The rector, Mr. Mcleod,
stood up to say thank you to everybody for taking part

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The rector, Mr. Mcleod, stood up to say thank you
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to everybody for taking part.
Duration
5 seconds
Views
44
Timestamp in Movie
00:30:44
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 remember he specifically picked out Brandon and said... - My Old School 00:08
But I remember he specifically picked out Brandon and said....
And we thought, yeah he'’s right, - My Old School 00:05
And we thought, yeah he'’s right,
But we were all too young to even have passed our test. - My Old School 00:04
But we were all too young to even have passed our test.
A bunch of us were at traffic lights - My Old School 00:07
A bunch of us were at traffic lights
Fuck, there'’s that guy, that new kid from Canada. - My Old School 00:04
Fuck, there'’s that guy, that new kid from Canada.
And it was just fun to go driving listening to music - My Old School 00:06
And it was just fun to go driving listening to music
He would take us to the cinema, sometimes we would go bowling. - My Old School 00:04
He would take us to the cinema, sometimes we would go bowlin...
We used to go out for dinner together, or... - My Old School 00:05
We used to go out for dinner together, or...
I ended up at his house at a house party. - My Old School 00:05
I ended up at his house at a house party.
There was like some kids from the year below us, - My Old School 00:07
There was like some kids from the year below us,
I'’d initially said - My Old School 00:18
I'’d initially said
Brandon improved that situation, - My Old School 00:08
Brandon improved that situation,
My credibility increased, - My Old School 00:07
My credibility increased,
I just remember him going into the kitchen - My Old School 00:09
I just remember him going into the kitchen
And we'’re driving out of Bearsden, - My Old School 00:16
And we'’re driving out of Bearsden,
And he sort of said "Guys, guys, - My Old School 00:36
And he sort of said "Guys, guys,
He said, "Don'’t worry, the police will look at it - My Old School 00:22
He said, "Don'’t worry, the police will look at it...
One lunch time there was a phone call - My Old School 00:05
One lunch time there was a phone call
And the office had asked me to go - My Old School 00:06
And the office had asked me to go
I said "“Has your father been ill recently?"” - My Old School 00:06
I said "“Has your father been ill recently?"”