Speak No Evil is released in UK cinemas now!

I dropped my pen under the table at Comic Con when I was in the meet and greet line to see him. James bent down, literally went under the table and came back up with my pen and said "Here you are, love". I died. He's as charming and cool as you think.

James McAvoy needs to be given a travel show where he gets to try foods and put his glorious Scottish personality on full display!  The world needs that show to heal!

"Listen, I've had enough whiskey to fight you right now." 😆👍

You can tell production really enjoyed the interaction as well. It’s nice when they get involved and you can hear them enjoying the atmosphere

This guy is just pure class

As a Canadian with a Scottish Mum. I love hearing people’s accent get thicker when talking to your own. James slipping right back to home in this video

He knows the pub owner who made that dish, he acknowledges food diversity ("this is not just from England, it's also Irish, Spanish and French") and loves to explain cultural contexts (irn brew), what a legend honestly

James McAvoy's life is actually very inspiring, his parents got divorced when he was eleven and had already separated much before, his father never spent quality time with him. After the divorce his mother was suffering from an illness and sent him and his sis to live with his grandad and grandma. I think that is the reason of his simplicity because he had not gotten a very posh background and not become an absolute jerk. He also did not have any connection in cinema world, and was cast in The Near Room when he was 16 because the director happened to visit his school before, and James  served him coffee and thus got spotted. As good as he is in looks he has a very sweet personality and is someone you want to be best pals with.

It’s class seeing an actor actually get stuck in to the food lol

Love how James is actually giving us food knowledge and deep insight into the food rather than just taking a single bite and saying its bad or its good.

Love the way he gets stuck into all the grub, hate the people that take sips and nibbles.

He's just ridiculously adorable. Forever one of my cinematic crushes.

So many of these vids irritate me, but this man is incredible. He knows his shit. Didn’t turn his nose at anything, has appreciation for all flavours and cultures. Exactly what we wanna see. Also FINALLY black pudding vs haggis. A show down that actually makes sense!

James has such a unique vibe, very authentic.  All he does, he's 100% in it.  Every bite he took, he made it a real one, took the time to evaluate it, and gave a real critic.  He's knowledgeable about many things, speaks eloquently, is totally dreamy. 🥰 What a mensch!

How CHARMING and class can one man be?! He ends the tasting test with a poem?! Didnt know I could love him even more but there you go.

5:11 not the gaelic being said 😭😭

basically if anyone is interested; it's scottish gaelic, not irish gaelic and he said: "Ciamar a tha thu? ithi mhath" which pretty much means "how are you? eat well"

How slick was that knife throw and catch at 4:57

The charisma is off the charts.

Glad I clicked on the video.

Dare I say, the best snack wars to this day.