Pink Floyd: The Final Cut

Year: 1983

Runtime: 19 mins

Language: English

Director: Willie Christie

Music

In 1983 Pink Floyd issued a 19‑minute video EP for The Final Cut, joining four songs. It was directed by Willie Christie, Roger Waters’s brother‑in‑law, and stars Scottish actor Alex McAvoy—known for the teacher in The Wall—appears. Waters appears, silhouetted, mouth visible, as a patient singing lyrics to a psychologist at Fletcher Memorial Home.

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