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I was willing to do it because Ewan McGregor had made me feel so at ease during the screen test that I knew it would be fine. They said they would like my hair much shorter, as it was really long, to help me look 16 as I was 20 at the time. However, her hopes of stardom were dashed when Danny explained Kelly had landed the part but he promised he had another role in mind for her.

I still had no idea what scene I was to do. They said they would send me the script and they mentioned a very nice fee. Danny Boyle then started giving me direction — he was emphatic about what he wanted. Diane : The point is, you've got to find something new. Diane : [Mark has spent the previous night having sex with Diane only to realize she was an underage schoolgirl] Well, what's the matter, Mark? Mark "Rent-boy" Renton : It's you that's what's wrong!

Diane : Well at least us hold hands. Mark "Rent-boy" Renton : No, we're not holding hands! Diane : No? But you seemed a lot more happy to do more last night. There's nothing wrong with it. Mark "Rent-boy" Renton : Its illegal that's what's wrong with it!

You know what they do to people like me in prison? They cut your balls off and flush them down the toilet. Diane : Calm down; you're not going to prison. Mark "Rent-boy" Renton : That's very easy for you to say Diane! Diane : Can I see you again? Mark "Rent-boy" Renton : [scoffs] Certainly not! Image: Observer. Image: Tumblr. Image: coub. Cover image: Observer.

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This is a metaphor for an oversexualized, underage girl, perhaps alluding to Diane being just a schoolgirl. Renton is overdosing. He drags him down the stairs and puts him into a taxi.

It could happen. As Renton detoxes, his parents bring him pea soup, the green metaphorical elixir that will help him get clean. The world is changing. Music is changing. Drugs are changing.