![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhNOtCT8uS3fTgequZ8Q-ZJTKB-O5LaWvyWJocW5yhHK8DO0t-KoB_WNhiqyM16e5IDqIWtSFDPeQ54HTUyAYJgBPfu2H8rTN68iiQGur27dbeNLqKmjzl8C7YBLAvUZmZBqRS8/s400/ncfom_kmac.jpg)
is Kelly Macdonald, the same actress that played the young Diane in "Trainspotting".
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Or at least, I'm the last person that's read "Trainspotting", watched it a dozen times, watched "No Country" twice, read "No Country", and glanced at her IMDB profile all without making the connection.
2 comments:
I didn't realize it either, although I've only seen Trainspotting once. She does full frontal in that, right?
Should I read "No Country?"
I believe the full frontal belongs to Ewan instead.
I recommend reading NCFOM. There's a lot in the book about Sheriff Ed Tom, his backstory, his thoughts -- text that makes the last 20 minutes of the movie more easily understood.
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