Local Lens: A brothers’ guide to Scotland with Colin and Ewan McGregor



Hollywood actor, UNICEF ambassador and director, Ewan McGregor and his former pilot brother, Colin reconnect in Scotland …

33 thoughts on “Local Lens: A brothers’ guide to Scotland with Colin and Ewan McGregor

  1. @TravelUniverso says:

    Thanks so much for this incredible video — Scotland looks absolutely magical! For anyone planning a similar adventure, here are some practical tips: Start your day with a hearty meal at Newtonmore Grill Truckstop — haggis lasagne costs around £12‑£15 ($15‑$18). For gentle forest walks, The Hermitage in Perthshire has free entry and plenty of parking nearby. If you’re hiking in the Cairngorms, stop at Aran Bakery in Dunkeld for a packed lunch — sausage rolls and sandwiches cost £4‑£7 ($5‑$8) each. Overnight stays at The Dell of Abernethy cottages range from £150‑£250 ($190‑$315) per night, perfect for groups or families, while Fortingall Hotel rooms are about £120‑£180 ($150‑$225). For fun and wellness, Taymouth Marina offers water sports and the HotBox Spa — day passes are around £20‑£30 ($25‑$38). Planning meals, snacks, and accommodations ahead makes exploring Scotland’s Highlands smooth, comfortable, and unforgettable!

  2. @baswordfish says:

    I went to visit the north, west coast of Scotland few years ago, the most beautiful place in the world! I'm french and I saw the movie "Local hero" (nice one) few months ago.. I really like Ewan McGregor, it's funny how the 2 brothers looks like similar 🙂

  3. @ryanbonner25 says:

    many chapters before us (first, 79 AD), the romans were stopped in their stride, their marches halted, by united tribes from hills and mountains like these, and lowlands like.

    clendonia. our land… their lands. they were picts – the Picti – the painted people.

    every scene in this vid was forested at that time. these [usually blue] painted people, wore animal skins, united their warring tribes, to take on a new enemy. a common one, a formidable one, who had torn through a (mostly unknown, to us) celtic world.

    they were the far northern reaches of a fractured, stretched roman empire.

    roman superstitions only grew, as the natives defended, and ripped through legions of romans, in the marshlands and forests to sounds of ominous horns (the carnyx) through the fog, and changeable wet, drizzly weather conditons. superstitions grew as 'the demons' of caledonia used malitia warfare tactics. a cursed land.

    at the same time, the western roman empire was collapsing from within.

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