Graham Mctavish spoke exclusively to reach the time of screen
Graham Mctavish, from Outlander’s fame, has spilled the beans about what is below for his and his Sam Veughan Starz series, Men in Kilts: A Road Trapship with Sam and Graham. The show, which the fans have loved for two seasons, has left many asking if a third season is on the horizon, reports the Scottish Daily Express.
In a hot chat with the scope screen time, the actor who gives life to Dogal Mackenzie shared the challenges of the second season: “The second season was difficult enough to do because he was aligning our schedules and at the same time
McTARish did not keep his enthusiasm for another season, saying: “But we would love to do it, the third season. We both would love to have a season three. It really depends on whether we both can do it.”
The 65 -year -old actor also unveiled his agendas filled with IVEGhan: “Sam was played in Macbeth, I’m doing two films. Then I have been doing another show for Starz – Spartacus – and this will be released in September and this continues.”
Despite his agitated life, the duo has great dreams for the future of men in Kilts, as Mctaysh revealed his collective vision: “In terms of filming, it is only three weeks, but it is not easy. But we would love to do it and if we did, we both have to agree that we would like to do North America.”
“Passing from New Scotland on the edge of the United States East Sea to enter Maine, Virginia, North Carolina, New York, all of these places where Scots had such an extraordinary presence.”
The first season of Men In kilts was broadcast in 2021, with Mctavish and Heaghan, as they went into the history and culture of Scotland.
Initially starting as a podcast Clanlands, he evolved into a television series with the duo traveling through Scotland.
By 2023, the second season saw them explore New Zealand and their Scottish ties.
They also published a book of Companys for the series, offering the deepest fans.
McTAVish and Veuaghan share a dynamic relationship on the screen, which is often engaged in playful jokes.
However, it may be waiting for a third season, as the two actors need to find time at their busy schedules.
Currently, Mctavish is involved in his Rindance movie, Dirty Boy, which premiered in the United Kingdom and is scheduled for a August film release.
In this psychological thriller, he portrays the leader of the Walter Wentworth worship, who struggles to maintain control over his sect in the midst of accusations of ritualist murder.
Mctavish described the role as one of the most wicked of his “Vilans Rolloodex”.
He discussed how Wentworth would rationalize his actions, even drawing parallels between the subtly threatening character and Jeffrey Epstein.
Speaking about his next companies, he shared: “I’m going to make a movie in Canada in August and then I make a movie in New Zealand in late October.
“Both are very different. One is a Western horror movie and New Zealand is a beautiful type of family -oriented movie.”
Dirty Boy has its premiere from the United Kingdom to the Rindance Film Festival on June 22 and is in the cinemas in the UK from August 22
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