In an engaging conversation, actor Ewan McGregor and director Michael Grandage share humorous and nostalgic stories as they prepare for their West End play, 'My Master Builder.' McGregor recounts his own past theater experiences, illustrating the nerves actors feel before performing. Grandage reminisces about early career challenges, including facing seasoned actors' skepticism. The discussion is interspersed with anecdotes about the 1990s, highlighting McGregor's rise to fame and cultural references that shaped that decade, emphasizing their lasting impact on their artistic identities.
McGregor humorously related how the theater world is fraught with tales of mishaps, comparing acting to childbirth—everyone recounts horror stories to prepare you.
Grandage shared a defining moment from his early career, revealing how an experienced actor questioned his direction after decades of success, testing the director's resolve.
Reflecting on nostalgic 1990s experiences, McGregor recalled first seeing himself on screen in 'Shallow Grave' and 'Trainspotting', showcasing his evolution as an actor.
The vibrant spirit of 1990s entertainment resurfaced for McGregor through various media, including meeting with friends and remembering iconic cultural moments from that era.
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