In the excerpt, McGregor and Boorman meet a family from La Rioja who do not understand English. “The great thing about this situation is that we came here, we thought it would be like a stereo shop, like those places where they put up car stereos, and we thought they would have power, so we walked in. And it turns out it’s just their garage, and the house (of the family) is behind”, explains the actor.
He continues, “It’s not a store, but they let us plug into electricity. They gave us lunch, it was hilarious, and they don’t recognize us. We’re total strangers, and now we use their electricity and eat their food.”
Later, it is seen how the documentary filmmakers have lunch with the Argentine family and how one of the members of the Argentine family seems to recognize McGregor.
“You suspect my identity, but you don’t trust your instincts. Use your senses, use your strength”jokes the Golden Globe and EMMY winner.
Finally, the host realizes who he is having lunch with: he identifies him by his leading role in the movie “The Island”, released in 2005.
Finally, Boorman reflects on the hilarious encounter and maintains that “he will always remember people”.
“The people are incredible, amazing. Friendly, attentive, with open doors, nobody ever said ‘no’ to us. It’s a great place in the world. I’m sad to leave,” he closed.
the step of Ewan McGregor Y Charlie Boorman por Argentina is part of the docuseries “Travesía en Moto: de Sur a Norte” (Long Way Up, in English), which was filmed for 100 days in 2019 and premiered on the streaming platform AppleTV+ on September 18, 2020.
In this production, both set out to travel on Harley-Davidson Live Wire motorcycles, the brand’s first electric motorcycles, from the city of Ushuaia, in the province of Tierra del Fuego, to Los Angeles, California, in the United States.
Source: Ambito
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