Q&A: Neil Marshall ('Centurion')

Growing up in Scotland has helped to shape the vision of writer-director Neil Marshall. His breakout film Dog Soldiers (2002) turned the Scottish landscape into a hellish place populated by werewolves and his 2005 hit The Descent was mostly shot on home ground, though the beasties are native to American soil. His latest, Centurion, is a more open celebration of the Highlands with Michael Fassbender playing a Roman soldier who leads a band of soldiers through this hostile territory.

DS caught up with Marshall to chat about living on the land with a cast of tough guys and why his penchant for horror films also comes through in this ancient world thriller. Hit 'play' below to watch:



Centurion opens in UK cinemas on Friday.

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