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Ewan McGregor - Biography

 

Ewan McGregorEwan Gordon McGregor
Actor, producer. 
Birhday: March 31, 1971 ,
Place: Crieff, Perthshire (Scotland)
His Wife: Eve Mavrakis, production designer, born June 22, 1966 in France and they married in France in 1995
He has a daughter, Clara Mathilde, born in February of 1996 and Ester Rose born in October  2001
His father: James
His mother: Carol
Brother: Colin

Ewan Mc.Gregor has a house in London and practices motorcycling,  he likes the group "Oasis"
Ewan Mc.Gregor is a nephew of actor Denis Lawson, born September 27,

1947McGregor studied drama for a year at Kirkcaldly in Fife, then enrolled at London's Guildhall School of Music and Drama for a three-year course

1987 Ewan left school to be united al group of theater Perth

He appeared in the super production of Star Wars Episode I (The Phantom Menace), Star Wars: Episode II - (Attack of the Clones), Ewan. Mc. Gregor " Obi-Wan Kenobi " with Nathalie Portman and produced by George Lucas He has formed Natural Nylon, a production company with friends Jonny Lee Miller, Sean Pertwee, Jude Law and Sadie Frost.

2002 Ethan received the Film Actor Award for Moulin Rouge at The Variety Club Showbusiness Awards 2002.

2004 Ewan McGregor completed a trip in motorcycle around the world, with a duration of three months and was be accompanied by his friend Charley Boorman.  They visited Europe, Siberia,Alaska and the United States to the Coast of the Atlantic Ocean. 

Biography: Ewan McGregor was born in Crieff, Scotland. He became enthralled with the world of acting from an early age, largely inspired by his actor uncle Denis Lawson’s work in George Lucas’ Star Wars – as well as its two sequels – and Bill Forsyth’s Local Hero.

Six months prior to graduating from London’s Guildhall School of Music and Drama, Mr. McGregor was offered – and took – a role in the Dennis Potter-scripted musical comedy miniseries Lipstick on Your Collar, directed by Renny Rye. He next starred in the miniseries The Scarlet and the Black, directed by Ben Bolt. Beginning with Bill Forsyth’s Being Human, feature films followed. His starring role in Danny Boyle’s Shallow Grave brought him the Hitchcock D’Argent Best Actor Award as well as a BAFTA (Scotland) Award nomination for Best Actor and an Empire Award.  Mr. McGregor and Mr. Boyle’s second film together, Trainspotting, catapulted the actor to international fame.  He won the BAFTA (Scotland) Award for Best Actor and a second Empire Award; and was cited as Best Actor by the London Film Critics Circle. He was voted the latter for his work in four 1996 movies; Trainspotting, Peter Greenaway’s The Pillow Book, Douglas McGrath’s Emma, and Mark Herman’s Brassed Off.

A guest role on the television series ER earned him an Emmy Award nomination. Continuing his film work, he reunited with Danny Boyle on A Life Less Ordinary, winning his third Empire Award; starred in Todd Haynes’ Velvet Goldmine; played real-life Rogue Trader Nick Leeson in James Dearden’s film; and reteamed with Mark Herman for Little Voice, for which he shared a Screen Actors Guild Award nomination with his fellow actors. He realized his childhood dream by starring for George Lucas in the second Star Wars trilogy of The Phantom Menace, Attack of the Clones, and Revenge of the Sith.

Mr. McGregor earned a Golden Globe Award nomination, and his second London Film Critics Circle Award and fourth Empire Award, for his performance in Baz Luhrmann’s Moulin Rouge!, which won 2 Academy Awards. His subsequent films included Ridley Scott’s Black Hawk Down;Pat Murphy’s Nora, in which he played James Joyce; David Mackenzie’s Young Adam,for which he received London Film Critics Circle and British Independent Film Award nominations and won his second BAFTA (Scotland) Award for Best Actor; Tim Burton’s Big Fish; Woody Allen’s Cassandra’s Dream; Ron Howard’s Angels & Demons; Grant Heslov’s The Men Who Stare at Goats; and, opposite Jim Carrey, Glenn Ficarra and John Requa’s I Love You Phillip Morris. Mr. McGregor was most recently seen on-screen starring in the title role of Roman Polanski’s The Ghost Writer, for which he won the European Film Award for Best Actor.

He will soon be seen in Steven Soderbergh’s Haywire; David Mackenzie’s Perfect Sense, which world-premiered at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival; Juan Antonio Bayona’s The Impossible, with Naomi Watts; and Lasse Hallström’s Salmon Fishing in the Yemen, opposite Emily Blunt and Kristin Scott Thomas.

His theatre credits include starring as Sky Masterson in the 2005 Dommar Warehouse staging of Guys and Dolls;as Iago in the Donmar’s 2007 revival of Othello; and in What the Butler Saw, for the Salisbury Playhouse.

At the 2008 Empire Awards, Mr. McGregor was honored with the Icon Award for Achievement.


Filmography

2012 Jack the Giant Killer
2012 Salmon Fishing in the Yemen - Lasse Hallström
2011 The Impossible - Juan Antonio Bayona
2011 Haywire - Steven Soderbergh
2011 Perfect Sense - David MacKenzie
2011 Beginners - Mike Mills
2010 Jackboots on Whitehall - Edward McHenry
2010 The Ghost - Roman Polanski
2009 The Men Who Stare at Goats - Grant Heslov
2009 Amelia - Mira Nair
2009 Angels & Demons - Ron Howard
2009 I Love You Phillip Morris - Glenn Ficarra
2008 Deception -
2008 Incendiary -
2007 Cassandra's Dream - Woody Allen
2006 Miss Potter - Chris Noonan
2006 Scenes of a Sexual Nature - Edward Blum
2006 Stormbreaker -
2005 Stay - Marc Forster
2005 The Island - Michael Bay
2005 Star Wars: Episode III - George Lucas
2005 Robot - Chris Wedge
2003 Big Fish - Tim Burton
2003 Faster
2003 Down with love - Peyton Reed
2003 Borgia
2002 Young Adam - David MacKenzie
2002 Black Hawk Down - Ridley Scott
2002 Star Wars, Episodio II: El Ataque De Los Clones - George Lucas
2001 Moulin Rouge - Baz Luhrmann
2000 Anno Domin
2000 Killing Priscill
2000 Toronto
2000 Nora - Pat Murphy
1999 The Eye of the Beholder
1999 Trader - James Dearden
1999Detective Stephen "Lucky
1999 Star Wars,The phantom mennace
1998 Desserts de Jeff Stark
1998 Welcome to Hollywood - Tony Markes
1998 Little Voice - James Dearden
1998 Velvet Goldmine - Todd Haynes
1997 Nightwatch
1997 Life Less Ordinary
1997 Serpent's Kiss - Philippe Rousselot
1996 Karaoke(tv)
1996 Tocando El Viento (Brassed Off)
1996 Emma l'entremetteuse - Douglas McGrath
1996 Pillow Book - Peter Greenaway
1996 Trainspotting - Danny Boyle
1995 Blue Juice - Carl Prechezer
1995 Shallow Grave
1993 "Scarlet & Black(tv)
1993 Being Human - Bill Forsyth
1993 Family Style(tv)  


   



   

       

 

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