In perhaps one of the fastest rises in Hollywood, actor Ewan McGregor emerged onto the scene six months shy of graduating drama school to star in his first miniseries. A mere two years later, he was the toast of the independent circuit with his brave performance in Danny Boyle’s highly regarded “Trainspotting” (1996), which propelled the young actor to stardom virtually overnight. Ever since his acclaimed portrait of a heroin addict struggling to put his drug days behind him, McGregor was a consistent presence in small features like “Emma” (1996) and “A Life Less Ordinary” (1997) as well as
Once again, it's a weekend battle of head-to-head stars. In this corner, we have one of the hottest nerdy girls on the planet and one of the best comediennes working today: Tina Fey. And in this corner we have the strapping,
Our boy Ewan McGregor -- surely the world's most favorite cinema personality ever -- is back this week in Woody Allen's new crime drama Cassandra's Dream. It's the perfect opportunity to remind ourselves why we venerate the man.
He's got two movies opening in almost as many weeks: Amelia on Friday, in which he plays a onetime lover of the adventurous aviatrix Earhart, and The Men Who