The cast of Trainspotting reunited | T2 Trainspotting | Film4 Interview Special

T3 Pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!

Love the Public Enemy shirt.

When renton tells spud to be addicted to something else, to channel it, he's absolutely right.

Robert is just fantastic. To be such a kind, soft spoken, gentle actor in real life, and portray the most unstable and unpredictably violent man on screen like it's absolutely nothing.

I loved Trainspotting 1 & 2. Fantastic!!! Acting superb, funny, well written script! 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

I fell in love with heroin. Exactly what my friend warned me about. He was able to chip his way around Addiction. I wasn't I to H when this movie came out. Not until I was in a motorcycle accident did I become dependent on OC. I was able to kick on occasion. Only when my dealer cut me off was when I switched to H. I was unable to quit on my own. After about 2 years on it I ran out of money and went into IOP . I was prescribed Suboxone and it saved my life along with counseling. 8 years without heroin has been difficult don't let anyone kid you. I still have pain and miss the pleasure. Even if I wanted H again I can't get it Fetanal is all you get . That's a death sentence.

I watched T2 last week again for the second time and it really felt like visiting old friends.

It's honestly incredible how good Jonny Lee Miller's Scottish accent is, I still almost forget he's actually from London

Are you a hunguarian citizen

Yes

All my mind.

No one gave a f

At belmont oasis

A truly excellent film

I LOVE Trainspotting, the original. But i don't know why they made this film. It's not the sequel. The sequel novel by Irvine Welsh is called "Porno,'' and deals with that very topic, so maybe that's why they didn't make a film out of it. I don't know what this film was.

McGregor and Lee Miller just looking like their characters together

I'm proud to say I've traveled across the UK and Ireland for 3 months straight right after covid was done; the experiences I've had...I must say it really feels like this movie was touching at a lot of soft spots in the underbelly of the societies along the British isles. wounds which are very understandably there, but that need to be over and done with but are hanging on like curses or bags of sand.
every society seems to have it's own pathologies which only seem to let go with generational changes, but fantasizing about those changes coming about before our eyes is a sort of pleasure, I presume...or maybe footnotes to future generations.

Hello mark what have ya been up tae . Classic line

Casual like

I HATE running into people that I used to get high with that have now been sober for 10 or 15 or 20yrs sober telling me how I’m a great person and I could be even better if I got clean! Or worse being reminded of the people I’ve loved that are no longer here. I’m not sure if I wanna see the second Trainspotting as I think it will create that same aggravation