Ewan McGregor turns heads as he drives to breakfast in a $120,000 vintage Rolls Royce Silver Cloud II
He is set to reprise his role as Obi-Wan Kenobi in a new TV series for Disney+.
And Ewan McGregor ensured all eyes were on him as he turned up to breakfast joint Jon and Vinny’s in the Brentwood area of Los Angeles in a $120,000 vintage Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud II on Thursday morning.
The Hollywood star, 48, wore a pair of turned-up white trousers with a black pullover and dark trainers as he stepped out of his stunning 1960s motor.
Hot wheels! Ewan McGregor ensured all eyes were on him as he turned up to breakfast joint Jon and Vinny’s in Brentwood in a $120,000 vintage Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud II on Thursday
He kept his slicked-back locks in check as he crossed the road, looking more rock star than film actor.
After grabbing breakfast at the Italian eatery, his made a quick trip back to his car to feed the parking meter some change.
Ewan, who is also known for his love of motorcycles, is believed to use the vintage Rolls, worth around $123,000, to take his daughters to school.
The actor confirmed last year that he is set to reprise his role as Star Wars saga role of Obi-Wan Kenobi on Disney+ TV series, reportedly titled Kenobi: A Star Wars Story.
Casual: The Hollywood star, 48, wore a pair of turned-up white trousers with a black pullover and dark trainers as he stepped out of his stunning 1960s motor
In October, Ewan admitted it was hard having to lie about his planned role for the four years the show spent in development.
Talking to Howie Mandel, who covered for Ellen DeGeneres on her chat show on Tuesday, he explained: ‘It’s awkward.’
Ewan continued: ‘The studio and the franchises, they want to keep everything totally secret, of course which I understand but as the person being asked over and over and over again, “Would you do it again?”
Return: The star confirmed that he is set to reprise his role as Star Wars saga role of Obi-Wan Kenobi on Disney+ TV series, reportedly titled Kenobi: A Star Wars Story (pictured in 1999)
‘And I’m already talking to them about it but I can’t say that I am. So for four years I was saying, “Well I’d be happy to do it again! I’m just waiting for the call.” But all the while, it was embarrassing! Lying!’
The series – which will consist of six hour-long episodes – will air on Disney+ with production beginning in summer 2020.
It was finally confirmed by Lucasfilm at the Disney D23 Expo in August, after rumours being denied for a long time.
Kept it secret: Ewan admitted ‘it was embarrassing lying’ about his new Star Wars series for four years as he appeared on the Ellen Show on Tuesday
