In the 1980s, before the days of satellite TV, darts on the box attracted audiences of more than eight million.

The game was full of big characters, and there was no one more charismatic than double world champion Jocky Wilson, a sporting legend.

The hugely popular Fifer retired from the public eye in the mid-1990s, plagued by chronic ill health.

But this Saturday in Glasgow sees the British premiere of Kirkcaldy Man a documentary examining the man and his hometown.

Scotland Tonight discussed the film with the director Julian Schwanitz and with darts legend Bobby George.