Ewan McGregor ‘actually let himself down’ by swearing in entrance of celeb cook dinner

McGregor made the feedback as he and collaborator Charley Boorman appeared on the podcast Dish from Waitrose.

Ewan McGregor has spoken concerning the time he embarrassed himself in entrance of Delia Smith – as he was so excited he stored swearing.

The Scots actor made the feedback as he and collaborator Charley Boorman appeared on the podcast Dish from Waitrose, hosted by award-winning chef Angela Hartnett and 6 Music star Nick Grimshaw.

Describing assembly the celebrated cook dinner at a Radio Instances occasion, McGregor mentioned: “I used to be so excited to satisfy her, however I stored swearing. I didn’t imply to, however I simply stored dropping F-bombs on a regular basis … I actually let myself down.”

However Grimshaw mentioned of Smith, who was beforehand a majority shareholder at Norwich Metropolis: “She gained’t thoughts. She’s all proper, she’s down the soccer, she hears all of it.”

McGregor and Boorman, who’ve labored collectively for the previous 20 years on their Lengthy Method sequence of motorbike adventures, mentioned a number of the delicacies they’ve eaten throughout their travels.

The 2 described how they had been as soon as invited for a meal in a ger, or yurt, by villagers in Mongolia.

Boorman advised the podcast: “They mentioned ‘would you want some meals?’ They usually had this huge pot within the center on the range, they usually lifted this, uh, this lid, and there have been 200 testicles effervescent away with all their entrails.

“Yaks. You identify it, it was all in there.”

Boorman continued: “I bear in mind consuming them, and Ewan is fairly good with consuming, type of, , troublesome issues, I took one chunk and it type of popped.”

Requested by Hartnett if the villagers seen, Boorman replied: “Oh, they thought it was the funniest factor on the planet.”

McGregor and Boorman’s newest journey, titled Lengthy Method House, sees them journey from Star Wars star McGregor’s house in Scotland to Boorman’s in England, taking a detour through Scandinavia, the Arctic Circle and again by means of continental Europe aboard traditional bikes.