Patrick J. Adams, known for his role as Mike Ross in Suits, has been touring Scotland and sharing photos from Glasgow and Edinburgh. He is believed to be in Scotland for the filming of Lockerbie, a BBC and Netflix drama based on the 1988 bombing. Fans were impressed with his amateur photography skills and welcomed him to Glasgow and Edinburgh.
Suits actor Patrick J. Adams has been touring Scotland as he surprised fans with tourist snaps from Glasgow and Edinburgh . Meghan Markle's former co-star, known for his popular character of Mike Ross on the legal drama, is thought to have arrived in Glasgow last month. The 42-year-old shared a series of photographs in Glasgow 's west end, and popular tourist spots in the capital, including Arthur's Seat and St Giles' Cathedral.
It is understood he has been cast in Lockerbie, an upcoming BBC and Netflix drama based on the tragic bombing that happened in Scotland in 1988. According to the Hollywood Reporter, filming has already begun in Scotland. Excited fans were impressed with the TV star's amateur photography. Patrick shared a snap of a car-lined street in Glasgow's West End on March 24, captioning it 'Alright, Glasgow. Hell of a welcome...' and it was soon flooded with people asking what the actor was in Scotland for. One person commented: 'Welcome. How come you are here?,' with someone speculating: 'Filming Lockerbie for Netflix.' Another said: 'Why is Mike Ross in Glasgow?' with another suggesting: 'Filming for the Lockerbie series for Netflix I believe.' Countless other fans welcomed him to Glasgow, and more recently Edinburgh too, as he shared a beautiful shot of the view from Arthur's Seat just yesterday. 'It looks like a painting!' someone said, while another wrote: 'Amazing shot! It must have been an experience getting up there with yesterday's wind.
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