Graham McTavish has revealed his former Outlander co-star Sam Heughan 's greatest concern.
The 2 Scots actors grew to become quick mates throughout their time on the hit Starz historic fantasy present, the place Sam, 42, performs Highland warrior Jamie Fraser, and Graham, 61, performed Dougal MacKenzie earlier than he met his demise. Since then, the 2 have co-written two books collectively, 'The Clanlands Almanac: Seasonal Tales from Scotland', and, 'Clanlands: Whisky, Warfare, and a Scottish Journey Like No Different', in addition to filmed two seasons of their journey present Males In Kilts.
The pair might be returning with season two, which is predicted to be popping out on Starz in some unspecified time in the future, though they're but to launch a trailer or launch date. The second season will see the troublesome two venturing throughout New Zealand as they comply with within the footsteps of the Scottish immigrants who went there within the early nineteenth century and uncover why it’s the Scotland of the southern hemisphere.
Moreover, they are going to be studying extra concerning the nation itself, together with the meals, tradition, the drink and the Maori tradition. In addition to experiencing and studying the tradition, viewers can count on a slew of excessive octane actions as adrenaline junkie Sam likes to get Graham into hilarious however precarious conditions.
The performing duo filmed the present earlier this 12 months in New Zealand with Graham saying that they had the time of their lives on the shoot. He additionally revealed he had found Sam’s greatest mortal concern, saying: “I came upon that he is afraid of snakes."
On how he’d came upon, Graham added: "Oh, I've my methods and I'm going to make it my mission to convey snakes into Sam's life. Sure." The star, who has been put in death-defying positions earlier than by Sam throughout Males In Kilts, mentioned he additionally deliberate to repay the favour in variety. “Someday, imagine me, someday it can occur,” he mentioned.
Graham went on to say about filming season two: “We had an excellent time. I had many extra near-death experiences and he continues to torment actually and movies it whereas it’s taking place. So it’s a unprecedented sadomasochistic expertise Males in Kilts. However in all seriousness, now we have an excellent giggle.”
He added: “We actually do have an excellent giggle and particularly once we’re in that van collectively, we simply go off on probably the most extraordinary tangents and it’s beautiful to do. It was beautiful to do it in New Zealand.”
He mentioned he was looking forward to a 3rd outing of the collection if there was nonetheless fan urge for food. Season one was an enormous hit and got here with an accompanying e-book chronicling their travels, which went on to grow to be a New York Instances bestseller.
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