Ewan Mcgregor has admitted he moved away from Britain in order to get away from selfie-loving fans.
25.01.2020 - 17:06 / nme.com
The 'Harley Quinn' spin-off is released next month.
Ewan McGregor and Chris Messina have said they are proud to star in Birds Of Prey And The Fantabulous Emancipation Of One Harley Quinn because it “tackles everyday misogyny”.
McGregor plays mob boss Roman Sionis in the Harley Quinn spin-off, while Messina takes on the part of his right-hand man Victor Zsasz.
Speaking at the premiere of the new DC movie, McGregor said: “We talked about it – we were both really proud to be in a film that
Ewan Mcgregor has admitted he moved away from Britain in order to get away from selfie-loving fans.
© Shutterstock Shutterstock Ewan McGregor moved away from Britain because he was tired of fans asking for selfies.
Ewan McGregor moved away from Britain because he was tired of fans asking for selfies.
Star Wars actor Ewan McGregor has admitted he quit living in Britain to get away from fans wanting selfies with him.
Ewan McGregor’s uncle tried to persuade the actor not to sign up for Star Wars, because he didn’t have a great experience in the first three movies.
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One of the highlights of the D23 Expo in 2019, which had every Star Wars fan screaming with sheer delight, was the revelation of Ewan McGregor reviving the beloved prequel character, Obi-Wan Kenobi for an upcoming Disney+ series.
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Ewan McGregor has insisted that reports of his Obi-Wan Kenobi Disney+ series being put on “indefinite” hold are “not as dramatic” as they may seem.
In what came as sad news for Star Wars fans, rumours were rife that the upcoming Obi-Wan Kanobi Disney+ series has become the victim of an indefinite delay due to writer Hossein Amini's exit from the series. There was also the fact that the scripts were apparently not up the mark and had to be rewritten, which would shorten the series from six episodes to four episodes. However, Ewan McGregor, who immortalised Obi-Wan and is an integral part of the Star Wars franchise, debunked these reports.
Shooting of Disney Plus’s Obi-Wan Kenobi has been pushed to next year following the news that show’s writer is being replaced.
Don't worry, fans, the Ewan McGregor Obi-Wan Kenobi series is still the Disney+ show you're looking for.