The two Scots actors became fast friends during their time on the hit Starz historical fantasy show.
Outlander star Graham McTavish has opened up on his close friendship with Sam Heughan and compares him to his unruly teenage son .The two Scots actors became fast friends during their time on the hit Starz historical fantasy show where Sam 42 plays Highland warrior Jamie Fraser and Graham 61 played Dougal MacKenzie before he met his demise. Since then, the two have co wrote two books together The Clanlands Almanac: Seasonal Stories from Scotland and Clanlands Whisky Warfare and a Scottish Adventure Like No Other as well as two seasons of their travel show Men In Kilts.
Speaking to Square Mile McTavish revealed their first idea was a podcast. Then we were gonna do GoPros he said. I do not know how that would have worked. One on my head one on his? It was a ridiculous idea. And then we just said why do not we just get a film crew together? We are very well suited he says speaking of his close relationship with his co star. We are very different in lots of ways. He has kind of like my unruly teenage son and I am his grumpy dad in a weird weird way. I mean technically I could just about be his dad.
Last year, Heughan was interviewed for Square Mile by Lucifers Tom Hellis and the men took great pleasure in discussing their mutual friend McTavish and the first series of Men in Kilts. It is a slightly dysfunctional relationship said Heughan. We bicker quite a lot but I think thats the joy.Graham plays these characters who are quite masculine quite aggressive. He has a character. He has well built. But in real life Graham is a total teddy bear and extremely nervous around dangerous things. The joy of Men in Kilts was getting him to do things that he did not want to do.
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