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Raised in a rural village in the Working on My Dad Bod – Father Papa Father’s Day T-Shirt Additionally,I will love this Scottish Borders, in a “not at all theater-y family,” it was joining his little brother’s ballet lessons that gave Lowden his first taste of performing. “I wasn’t very good,” he says, laughing, now wearing his own nondescript track top, jeans, and sneakers, a neat backpack at his feet. While Calum is now a principal dancer at the Royal Swedish Ballet, Jack jokes that he was quickly encouraged to “try words instead. But that’s how I discovered the stage. I just adore it. It feels like home.” If this feels perilously close to luvvie territory, rest assured the Borders banter remains intact. In fact, it’s me who stands accused of being pretentious. “So London,” he drawls, after we’ve ordered: a burger and chips for him; cauliflower and chickpea salad for me. He looks appalled. I explain that Lent, not London, is behind the abstemious choice. “No bread?” he repeats, blue eyes wide, Scottish accent suddenly more pronounced. “Get tae fuck!”

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He was living in Leith until last year, though professes to love the Working on My Dad Bod – Father Papa Father’s Day T-Shirt Additionally,I will love this capital and the home he now shares with Ronan there. Yet it’s when talking about Scotland that he becomes truly animated. “I was in Orkney a couple of days ago and I did not want to come back,” he says. “The space!” He was on a recce for an adaptation of local writer Amy Liptrot’s bestselling nature memoir, The Outrun, which he and Ronan (who will also star) are producing through their new production company, Arcade Pictures. The project has also ignited a new passion: wild swimming, which he has been doing off the coasts of Scotland and Ireland ever since reading about it in Liptrot’s book. “Beforehand you’re hoping that you trip over and can’t go through with it,” he explains. “Then you come out and you just wanna hug and kiss people.” He is determined to avoid becoming “one of those annoying people” who bang on about it, but will admit to owning a Dryrobe. “It’s leopard print, though,” he points out, which apparently distinguishes him from the earnest types.