Ewan McGregor’s daughter Clara shares sweet throwback snap with her father

Ewan McGregor’s daughter Clara shared a sweet throwback snap to mark Father’s Day on Sunday.

The actress, 25, took to Instagram to celebrate the occasion by sharing a throwback snap from 2003, on set of his film Down With Love.

In the photo, Clara was seen looking at her father through the lens of the director’s camera as he posed while in character as Catcher Block. 

Adorable: Ewan McGregor’s daughter Clara shared a sweet throwback snap from behind-the-scenes of his film Down With Love to celebrate Father’s Day on Sunday

The actor wore a thoughtful expression as he stood for a close-up while wearing a crisp white shirt, black bow-tie and suit trousers.

Clara appeared focused as she looked through the camera lens as she sat in the director’s chair in between takes, and she wrote in the caption: ‘Dad & I circa 2003’ 

Down With Love saw Ewan star alongside Renée Zellweger, he portrayed a journalist determined to seduce author Barbara Novak (Zellweger) after she writes about how women don’t need men to be happy.

Ewan shares Clara, and daughters Esther, 19, Jamyan, 20, and Anouk, 10, with ex-wife Eve Mavrakis, they split in 2017 and their divorce was finalised in August 2020.

Family: Ewan shares Clara, and daughters Esther, 19, Jamyan, 20, and Anouk, 10, with ex-wife Eve Mavrakis

Family: Ewan shares Clara, and daughters Esther, 19, Jamyan, 20, and Anouk, 10, with ex-wife Eve Mavrakis

Flick: Down With Love saw Ewan portray a journalist determined to seduce author Barbara Novak (Renée Zellweger, left) after she writes about how women don't need men to be happy

Flick: Down With Love saw Ewan portray a journalist determined to seduce author Barbara Novak (Renée Zellweger, left) after she writes about how women don’t need men to be happy

In July 2018, Clara fired verbal shots at Ewan’s girlfriend Mary Elizabeth Winstead after a fan of the actress tagged her in a photo of Ewan and Mary sharing a kiss at a Vanity Fair Oscars party. 

In the post’s caption, the fan had referred to Winstead as ‘the most beautiful and talented woman on earth’ – something Clara was more than ready to refute. 

‘Most beautiful and talented woman on earth??? Oh man y’all are delusional. The girl is a piece of trash :),’ wrote Clara in the post’s comment section.

Ex factor: Ewan split from Eve in 2017 and their divorce was finalised in August 2020 (pictured in 2012)

Ex factor: Ewan split from Eve in 2017 and their divorce was finalised in August 2020 (pictured in 2012)

Soon after her reply, another Winstead fan urged her to ‘say it to [Winstead’s] face not [on] social media.’

They added: ‘It took TWO to undo this marriage. If a man OR woman is happy w/ their marriage no outside interference can destroy that!’

To the fan’s surprise, Clara firmly agrees with their assessment. ‘Yup it took two!! Mary & my father :),’ she wrote.

Romance: In July 2018, Clara fired verbal shots at Ewan's girlfriend Mary Elizabeth Winstead (right in 2017), calling her a 'piece of trash'

Romance: In July 2018, Clara fired verbal shots at Ewan’s girlfriend Mary Elizabeth Winstead (right in 2017), calling her a ‘piece of trash’

In an interview with The Times in August that year, Clara openly acknowledged the immaturity of her Instagram banter, but claimed that her rage was justified.   

‘It wasn’t the most mature way to go about things, but I was angry and upset.’

According to Clara, there were things going on behind-the-scenes that became ‘a lot to deal with’ and eventually sent her over the edge.

‘There had been a lot building up to it and a lot to deal with – not to make excuses or anything – but, yeah, it wasn’t my finest moment,’ she admitted.

She also explained that she kept ‘being tagged in the photograph’ and was ‘seeing negative things about [her] mom.’ 

‘I said how I felt and I didn’t want to apologise for it. It wasn’t the right way to go about things, but it’s a hard thing to wrap your head around when you feel you had this idea of what the family unit is and then to have that shift. It’s very weird.’  

Honest: In an interview with The Times in August that year, Clara openly acknowledged the immaturity of her Instagram banter, but claimed that her rage was justified (pictured in 2018)

Honest: In an interview with The Times in August that year, Clara openly acknowledged the immaturity of her Instagram banter, but claimed that her rage was justified (pictured in 2018)