Here is a NEW Photoshoot and Interview with Sam Heughan From DA Man
From DA MAN:
Scottish actor Sam Heughan is known primarily for his portrayal of Jamie Fraser, the male lead and one of the most intriguing characters from “Outlander.” As a historical drama series based on the novel series of the same name by Diana Gabaldon, “Outlander” follows Claire Randall (played by Caitriona Balfe), a married former World War II nurse, who in 1946 finds herself transported back to Scotland in 1743. There, she encounters a dashing Highland warrior, who is, of course, none other than the aforementioned Jamie Fraser.
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Being a part of “Outlander” has had a huge impact on the Heughan’s life. Of course, the same can be said for some of the other projects that he’s involved with this year, from a line of Scotch whiskies called The Sassenach to the multiple movie projects including “Bloodshot” and also “An Unquiet Life.” DA MAN caught up with Heughan before the release of the latest season of “Outlander” to discuss some of the ins and outs about the show, as well as his experience working with Vin Diesel in the aforementioned “Bloodshot” and what drew him to the world of acting in the first place.
DA MAN: Hi Sam, it’s great to have you with us. How are you doing these days?
Sam Heughan: I’m doing very good, thank you. Right now, I’m currently stuck in America due to the Coronavirus and pretty much unsure whether to return back to the United Kingdom, as it also looks bad down there. However, I’ve been working on various projects and looking forward to release a free fitness program, with my charity fundraiser MPC (My Peak Challenge) to promote a healthy lifestyle. Aside to that, we will also be auctioning some of my new whisky “The Sassenach” to support World City Kitchen and the great work that Chef Jose Andres is doing.
DA: Many of your old and current works caught our attention, but one: “Outlander.” What is it like being part of this series?
SH: It’s been six years of my life and “Outlander” has changed my whole career. It’s brought opportunities and I’m so thankful for that. I have a film career, several movies coming out this year, a TV show which I produced, directed, financed and, of course, I am now a producer on “Outlander,” too. I’m also thankful for the fans and their generous support.
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