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“Choose life. Choose a job. Choose a career.” It’s been nearly three decades since Trainspotting (1996) hit the big screen, redefining British cinema with its gritty storytelling, unforgettable soundtrack, and raw performances. But where are the stars now?

In this video, we take a look at the Trainspotting cast then and now, from Ewan McGregor (Renton) to Robert Carlyle (Begbie) and beyond. See how the actors have changed over the years and discover what they’ve been up to since the cult classic made waves.

Featuring:
⭐ Ewan McGregor (Renton)
⭐ Ewen Bremner (Spud)
⭐ Jonny Lee Miller (Sick Boy)
⭐ Kevin McKidd (Tommy)
⭐ Robert Carlyle (Begbie)
⭐ Kelly Macdonald (Diane)
⭐ Peter Mullan (Swanney)
⭐ James Cosmo (David Renton)
⭐ Eileen Nicholas (Cathy Renton)
⭐ Susan Vidler (Allison)
⭐ Pauline Lynch (Lizzy)
⭐ Shirley Henderson (Gail)
⭐ Stuart McQuarrie (Gavin/US Tourist)
⭐ Irvine Welsh (Mikey Forrester)
⭐ Dale Winton (Game Show Host)
⭐ Keith Allen (Dealer)
⭐ Kevin Allen (Andreas)
⭐ Annie Louise Ross (Gail’s Mother)
⭐ Billy Riddoch (Gail’s Father)
⭐ Fiona Bell (Diane’s Mother)
⭐ Vincent Friell (Diane’s Father)

From their biggest roles post-Trainspotting to how they’ve aged over the years, this is the ultimate “Then and Now” breakdown for fans of Danny Boyle’s iconic film.

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