“Boyhood” star Ellar Coltrane is far removed from his child actor past.
Coltrane — who spent 12 years making director Richard Linklater’s groundbreaking 2014 film, “Boyhood,” from ages 6 to 18 — is currently doing manual labor and working on becoming an EMT.
Coltrane, now 31, told Variety in a Q&A published Tuesday that he also lives “in the middle of nowhere.”
“I’m pretty far away from film,” he said.
Although he’s acted in a few short films over the years and is involved in the independent film community in El Paso, Texas, he noted that he’s “moved on.”
“I do manual labor, and I’m a volunteer firefighter, and I’m working on my EMT license right…
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