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Smart, funny, sickly and sometimes just plain unconscious, Mark Renton is a hero of our times. Set in an underbelly of Edinburgh the city fathers never dreamed of, this is the story of Mark and his
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...dead baby. Braveheart it ain't.Trainspotting is a singular sensation, a visionary...t match the thrill of watching as Trainspotting, from Irvine Welsh's 1993 cult novel...mesmerizing, maliciously funny performance. Trainspotting is that rare movie (Drugstore Cowboy...
Rolling Stone
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...Ferris Bueller's Another Day Off and Trainspotting 2 (aka Porno). Now, entertaining...come on down! I don't want to see a Trainspotting sequel. I don't care how good the...that positive charge at the end of Trainspotting if you know that it doesn't actually...
By C. Robert Cargill
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A practicing physician in Britain, the Scottish-born John Hodge began a second career as a well-regarded screenwriter in the 1990s. He has also forged a working relationship with director Danny Boyle
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Scottish actor Kevin McKidd, star of "Small Faces" (1995), "Dad Savage" (1998) and the London stage production of "Britannicus" (1998), may be best known for being the "Trainspotting" (1996) character
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This grandson of the famed Hungarian emigre screenwriter-director Emeric Pressburger worked his way up from low level jobs to become an important and influential film producer. Born in Glasgow, Andrew
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Rejected by the National Film School, compact, ginger-haired Scotsman Peter Mullan abandoned his hope of being a film director and opted for the life of a drama teacher instead. After finally
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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
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Despite a warm, genial personality, actor Robert Carlyle made a career out of playing dark, crazed and often brutally violent characters – or as he liked to call them, “f***ing nutters.” Whether
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