
Post your questions for Alex Cox
British film-maker Alex Cox, whose latest film Dead Souls is billed as his final work, will answer questions from readers in a Guardian interview series.
British film-maker Alex Cox, whose latest film Dead Souls is billed as his final work, will answer questions from readers in a Guardian interview series. The fiercely independent director broke through with 1984 punk classic Repo Man and went on to direct Gary Oldman as Sid Vicious in Sid and Nancy.
Career Highlights
Cox made the political western Walker in 1987 starring Ed Harris, and from 1988 to 1994 presented BBC Two's Moviedrome, showcasing cult and overlooked films. He later worked in Mexico on Highway Patrolman before returning to Liverpool for Three Businessmen and The Revengers Tragedy.
Back in the US, Cox created Searchers 2.0, Repo Chick, and sci-fi comedy Bill the Galactic Hero. In Dead Souls, he also stars as a mysterious drifter in the American west, alongside Edward Tudor-Pole.
Reader Questions
Readers can submit questions for Cox by midday on Wednesday, November 4. The Guardian will print his best answers as part of their Readers' Interview series, giving fans a chance to learn about his final film and career.