Here is a NEW interview with Sam Heughan from Town and Country Magazine

From Town and Country:

There are few things in this world that grown women are willing to camp out for: the arrival of a royal baby, Beyoncé, probably, Hamilton tickets, in its Lin Manuel-Miranda heyday. After last week, add Outlander actor Sam Heughan to the list.

In New York on a quick break from shooting season three of the Starz show that some have called a feminist alternative to Game of Thrones, Heughan announced he was doing an appearance at the uptown Barbour store, and the first 20 in line would have the opportunity to take photos with the actor.

“Can you believe it? They’ve been there since midnight,” Heughan said, clearly bewildered by his own stardom, as we sat down to breakfast. “I was terrified that no one would turn up, and that I would have to fly my family out to pretend that they want to come and see me. It’s magnificent.”

In person Heughan’s Scottish accent is much softer than that of his character, Jaime Fraser, and, of course, he’s sporting a Barbour plaid button-down instead of the show’s 18th-century period garb.

Heughan was recently named Barbour’s global brand ambassador, and we were there to talk shop about the partnership he calls “a perfect fit.” After all, he grew up in the same part of Scotland as the company’s founder John Barbour, an area called Dumfries and Galloway in the southwestern part of the country.

“Barbour is a brand that I have grown up with and been associated with since I was living near the borders of Scotland,” he said. “I was brought up in a very rural area on grounds of a castle. It was a working farm, and I even remember the local shepherd wearing his Barbour jacket.”

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