Director Danny Boyle and performer Ewan McGregor have settled their differences and finally there could be a second part of 'Trainspotting'.
The relationship between the two became tense since 2000, four years after the filming of 'Trainspotting' and as a result of the film 'La playa' (The Beach '), and is that Danny Boyle snatched the title role from Ewan McGregor to give it to the actor of the time, Leonardo DiCaprio.
Much has been said in recent years about a possible second installment from the 1996 cult film and now Ewan McGregor has claimed that it is possible: “The sequel to Trainspotting may be the perfect place for me to return to Scotland. I am more than willing to participate in it. I have told Danny, everyone is speculating on the subject but nothing is clear, I do not know if it is happening. I have not seen any script, in fact, I do not know if there is one ».
What is clear is that fans want to see how Renton's story continues And that the actor who gave life to this character, Ewan McGregor and the director of the film Danny Boyle have fixed their problems is a first step.
«I miss working with him, I have done some of my best work with him, he is one of my favorite directors. There were some bad feelings, but they are gone. I think it would be extraordinary to make a sequel 20 years after the original film. ", supported the Scottish actor, who has been under the director's orders on three occasions, in 1994 in Danny Boyle's debut feature 'Open grave' ('Shallow Grave'), in 1996 in 'Trainspotting' and in 1997 in 'A different story' ('A Life Less Ordinary').