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Gregor Fisher Embraces Anonymity Post-Diabetes News
19 Feb
Summary
- Gregor Fisher was diagnosed with diabetes, prompting lifestyle changes.
- The actor prefers not to be recognised in his current life.
- Fisher is embarking on a UK tour to share life and career stories.

Gregor Fisher, the actor famous for portraying Rab C Nesbitt, has recently been diagnosed with diabetes. At 72, he has proactively made lifestyle changes, including significant weight loss, as advised by his doctor. Fisher has noted that he is now less frequently recognised by the public, a situation he finds rather agreeable.
He is currently preparing for a UK tour where he will share personal anecdotes and career reflections. This venture marks a departure from his acting roles, including his iconic part in the comedy series Rab C Nesbitt, which originally aired between 1988 and 1999. Fisher also recently starred in the BBC Scotland comedy 'Only Child' alongside Greg McHugh.
Fisher expressed his enthusiasm for continuing to work in television at his age, particularly with younger talents like McHugh. He also highlighted his approach to acting, focusing on bringing a sense of reality and 'heart' to his characters, even those as unconventional as Rab C Nesbitt. The upcoming tour will allow him to connect with audiences directly as himself, rather than through a character.
Describing his live tour as an interactive experience akin to a tennis match, Fisher anticipates an engaging back-and-forth with his audience. While he has general topics to discuss, he plans to let the Q&A session dictate much of the content, which will likely blend personal reflections with insights into the entertainment industry.




