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Sleep is a perfect suspension of the activities of sentient life. Aristotle called it a binding up of the common sense. In man's earthly life intellect is extrinsically dependent upon sentiency and the binding up of sentient conscious-ness involves the suspension of normal rational conscious-ness; it is that »awareness« which renders serviceable all activities of the interior and exterior senses, and these activities are a constant drain upon its resources. Therefore it is to be expected that a period, more or less protracted, should be allotted by nature to the restoration in this much-worked faculty. “Psychology” by J. Glenn, Herder Book Co., 1936

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In the cheeky new comedy I Love You Phillip Morris, Jim Carrey plays Steven Russell, a Christian fundamentalist turned gay con artist who will stop at nothing to be with his jailbird lover. For costar Ewan McGregor, playing Carrey’s femme lover is no big deal. McGregor has played gay and bisexual men before, most famously as an Iggy Pop–­inspired rock star in Todd Haynes’ musical, Velvet Goldmine (1998).

What McGregor likes about I Love You Phillip Morris is its whacked-out romance— two enraptured men slow-dancing in prison, surrounded by violence and brutality. There is a vulnerable, please-take-care-of-me side to McGregor when he lets it show. In Phillip Morris, he’s the gay equivalent of women who love too much, who know they’re headed for grief but enjoy the ride anyway.

Fetchingly rumpled in black jeans, sweater, and scarf, his feet resting carelessly on a chair at breakfast in a Brentwood restaurant, McGregor is the furthest thing from fey and needy. Closing in on 40, he’s still boyish, with a few crow’s-feet setting off his intense blue eyes. He can be opinionated, peremptory, and as candid as a man who chooses his own roles is free to be. “I don’t pay much attention to career or what other people think,” he says. “I’ve always been quite arrogant.”

You can still see in him the lad who, fresh out of London’s Guildhall School of Music & Drama, auditioned for the role of a callow, long-haired journalist in Danny Boyle’s 1994 crime thriller, Shallow Grave. That led to Trainspotting (1996) and his role as the heroin addict Renton, for which McGregor shaved his head and shed nearly 30 pounds. “In Shallow Grave, Ewan was the dashing, romantic hero you might expect from British period drama,” Boyle says. “The transformation to Trainspotting was extraordinary. Ewan is a rare metal— golden, quite delicate—who flowers best under strange circumstances. You have to handle him very carefully. He’s a mercurial, undefinable presence that can’t be ordered on room service.”

Trainspotting made McGregor part of a new generation of directors and actors— among them Boyle, Jude Law, Robert Carlyle, and Christopher Eccleston— whose mix of woozy charm and masculine ferocity helped liberate British cinema from the kitchen-sink realism of Mike Leigh and Ken Loach. “You can’t imagine what it felt like in the mid-’90s,” McGregor says, “to be

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targeted, effective solutions.” We asked

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Never Walk AloneAn interview with Nike’s CEO MARK PARKER on creativity, commerce, and charity.By Joerg Koch. Issue 18 (winter 2009/2010).Topics: Branding, Fashion, Joerg Koch, Mark Parker, Nike

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