THE PAPER sneak peek

THE PAPER sneak peek

THE PAPER sneak peek

The documentary cameras that once captured the mundane chaos of Dunder Mifflin are rolling again, but this time they’ve traded paper sales for newspaper headlines. Greg Daniels, the mastermind behind THE OFFICE, has partnered with Michael Koman of NATHAN FOR YOU fame to deliver The Paper, a ten-episode comedy series that promises to recapture the mockumentary magic that made us fall in love with workplace dysfunction.

Set to drop all episodes at once on Peacock this September 4th, THE PAPER transports viewers to Toledo, Ohio, where the struggling Truth-Teller newspaper becomes the latest subject of our familiar documentary crew. At the center of this journalistic trainwreck is Ned Sampson, played by Domhnall Gleeson, whose previous work in EX MACHINA and ABOUT TIME showcased his ability to blend vulnerability with determination—qualities that seem perfectly suited for a man tasked with reviving a dying newspaper in America’s heartland.

The recently released sneak peek offers a tantalizing glimpse into the series’ comedic DNA. Gleeson’s Ned orchestrates a painfully staged meeting, coaching his bewildered staff on their responses while mysterious suited figures observe through glass conference room walls. It’s a moment that perfectly encapsulates the performative desperation of modern media, where appearances matter more than substance, and everyone’s playing a role they barely understand.

What makes THE PAPER particularly intriguing is its stellar ensemble cast, anchored by Tony Award winner Alex Edelman, who not only stars but also writes for the series. Edelman, fresh off his Special Tony Award win for the one-man show Just for Us, brings a sharp comedic sensibility that should complement the series’ satirical edge. The supporting cast reads like a who’s who of character actors: Sabrina Impacciatore, Chelsea Frei, Melvin Gregg, Gbemisola Ikumelo, Ramona Young, and Tim Key, with Oscar Nuñez reprising his beloved role as Oscar Martinez—a delightful bridge connecting this new world to the Scranton we know and love.

The guest star roster elevates expectations even higher, featuring Broadway veterans Tracy Letts and Molly Ephraim. Letts, whose Tony-winning work includes AUGUST: OSAGE COUNTY and WHO’S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF?, brings gravitas and theatrical timing that could prove essential in grounding the series’ more absurd moments. Ephraim, known for her Broadway turns in INTO THE WOODS and FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, adds another layer of stage-trained precision to the proceedings.

Originally planned as a weekly release, Peacock’s decision to drop all episodes simultaneously suggests confidence in the show’s binge-worthy potential. This format allows viewers to fully immerse themselves in the Toledo Truth-Teller’s world without the weekly wait that might disrupt the mockumentary’s naturalistic flow. It’s a smart move that acknowledges how audiences consume comedy today while respecting the show’s narrative rhythm.

DERRY GIRLS darling @nicolacoughlan returns to our TVs in I AM HELEN.

This critically acclaimed BAFTA-winning anthology series pairs Coughlan with PEAKY BLINDERS star Joe Cole!

Watch new trailer now via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

BROOKLYN fans, this one is for you 🎬

Caitríona Balfe is back in a Colm Tóibín adaptation, and A LONG WINTER lands in cinemas this January 2027. Based on Tóibín’s 2006 short story, the film casts Caitríona as Louise, a mother at the heart of a stark, emotional drama.

More details via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

Mayo's own @philippa.dunne is pure joy!

On this week's @latelaterte, Philippa shares childhood memories of growing up in Mayo that shaped her, and what it’s really like to bring unforgettable characters to life on screen.

If you love Irish screen stories told by the people who live them, watch now via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

Everyone's favourite Andrew returns to the @britishfilminstitute London Film Festival with his new film ELSINORE.

Few actors of the stage and screen have attracted as much acclaim in recent years as Andrew Scott, both for the emotional depth of his performances and for the subtlety and nuance he brings to them.

Watch now via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

Like father, like son!

Aran Murphy is following in his father Cillian's footsteps with a major role in the new @sharonhorgan show YOUTH.

The 19-year-old is relatively new to the acting world but has had a very busy few months as of late, stepping out on red carpets and giving plenty of interviews for his first roles.

Let's hear it for Ireland's next wave of amazing acting talent!

...

Colin Farrell hit the @thegrahamnortonshowofficial couch this weekend!

Farrell reveals a new haircut (!) and how he was initially reluctant to take accept his role in the classic IN BRUGES.

Watch now via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

One question that has haunted Ireland for decades ⚖️

In RE-CREATION, the new film from Jim Sheridan, the story is built on the real 1996 murder of Sophie Toscan Du Plantier, and Colm Meaney never hands you a verdict. The veteran actor trusts you to argue it out yourself 🎬

More details via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

“This is the Ireland I always believed existed.”

July 13, 1985. Two stadiums. One mission. Queen, U2, Bowie, Elton John, Madonna, McCartney, all on one day to fight famine in Ethiopia. And five Irish women who wanted to donate their wedding rings!

More details of Bob Geldof's LATE LATE SHOW appearance via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

Let’s hear it for Jamie Dornan 👏

He’s back as an American career criminal, always one step ahead, in 12 12 12 on Apple TV, going toe to toe with Anthony Mackie in a cat-and-mouse game across Europe. And this time he’s also an executive producer, helping shape the story as well as starring in it.

NEW trailer via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

HOUSE OF GUINNESS prems Sep 25

HOUSE OF GUINNESS prems Sep 25

HOUSE OF GUINNESS prems Sep 25

The foggy streets of Birmingham are behind us now. Steven Knight, the mastermind who gave us PEAKY BLINDERS, is trading razor-blade caps and cigarette smoke for something far more intoxicating: the dark, frothy legacy of Ireland’s most notorious brewing dynasty. When HOUSE OF GUINNESS premieres on Netflix this September 25, audiences won’t just be witnessing another lavish period drama about wealth and power—they’ll be diving headfirst into the shocking true story of a family whose scandals, betrayals, and generational secrets have somehow managed to stay buried beneath centuries of perfectly poured pints.

This is the story that Ireland never wanted told, the one that transforms your casual pub visit into something far more sinister. Set against the backdrop of 1860s Dublin and New York, the eight-part series zeroes in on one of the most explosive moments in brewing history: the death of Sir Benjamin Guinness in 1868 and the catastrophic aftermath of his will reading. Benjamin wasn’t just another wealthy industrialist—he was the grandson of Arthur Guinness himself, the visionary who famously signed that audacious 9,000-year lease on St. James’s Gate Brewery in 1759, essentially betting on eternity. Under Benjamin’s iron grip, the family business had evolved from a local Dublin operation into a global empire, their signature black stout flowing through the veins of the British Empire and beyond.

But empires built on liquid gold are particularly vulnerable to family poison, and Benjamin’s death ignited a feud that would make the Peaky Blinders look like choirboys. The series follows his four adult children—Arthur, Edward, Anne, and Ben—as they navigate the treacherous waters of inheritance, ambition, and sibling rivalry. Anthony Boyle, Louis Partridge, Emily Fairn, and Fionn O’Shea embody these young heirs who suddenly find themselves custodians of “black gold,” facing the terrifying prospect of either expanding their grandfather’s legacy or watching it crumble under the weight of their own desires.

Knight describes his fascination with this “naturally wild” clan, particularly their “zest for life—their lust for life, often literally.” It’s this raw, unapologetic appetite that drives the narrative, transforming what could have been a dry historical chronicle into something visceral and immediate. The recently released photos reveal siblings caught between ecstatic highs and heartbreaking lows, their faces reflecting the intoxicating burden of being born into greatness while simultaneously being capable of destroying it.

What makes HOUSE OF GUINNESS particularly compelling is how it illuminates the human cost of building an empire. These aren’t just wealthy heirs playing with their inheritance—they’re young people grappling with impossible expectations, their every decision capable of toppling a dynasty that took generations to build. Knight’s genius lies in recognizing that the most interesting stories aren’t about the creation of empires, but about their potential destruction from within.

The series promises to explore not just the family dynamics, but the broader ecosystem that sustained the Guinness phenomenon—the workers, the politicians, the hangers-on, and the countless Dublin characters whose lives became intertwined with the brewery’s success. This is Ireland during a period of massive transformation, when old ways were dying and new opportunities were emerging for those bold enough or ruthless enough to seize them.

For Knight, who earned an Oscar nomination for his previous work, this represents a natural evolution from the grimy streets of post-war Birmingham to the equally complex but more opulent world of Victorian Dublin. The themes remain consistent—family loyalty, the corruption of power, the price of ambition—but the stakes feel even higher when your family name is literally synonymous with Ireland itself.

HOUSE OF GUINNESS arrives at a moment when audiences are hungry for stories that blend historical authenticity with contemporary relevance. This isn’t just about understanding how a brewery became a global brand; it’s about examining how families navigate the impossible pressure of living up to legendary legacies while dealing with very human flaws and desires. The Guinness name may be on every pub wall across the world, but the family behind it has remained mysteriously private—until now.

DERRY GIRLS darling @nicolacoughlan returns to our TVs in I AM HELEN.

This critically acclaimed BAFTA-winning anthology series pairs Coughlan with PEAKY BLINDERS star Joe Cole!

Watch new trailer now via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

BROOKLYN fans, this one is for you 🎬

Caitríona Balfe is back in a Colm Tóibín adaptation, and A LONG WINTER lands in cinemas this January 2027. Based on Tóibín’s 2006 short story, the film casts Caitríona as Louise, a mother at the heart of a stark, emotional drama.

More details via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

Mayo's own @philippa.dunne is pure joy!

On this week's @latelaterte, Philippa shares childhood memories of growing up in Mayo that shaped her, and what it’s really like to bring unforgettable characters to life on screen.

If you love Irish screen stories told by the people who live them, watch now via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

Everyone's favourite Andrew returns to the @britishfilminstitute London Film Festival with his new film ELSINORE.

Few actors of the stage and screen have attracted as much acclaim in recent years as Andrew Scott, both for the emotional depth of his performances and for the subtlety and nuance he brings to them.

Watch now via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

Like father, like son!

Aran Murphy is following in his father Cillian's footsteps with a major role in the new @sharonhorgan show YOUTH.

The 19-year-old is relatively new to the acting world but has had a very busy few months as of late, stepping out on red carpets and giving plenty of interviews for his first roles.

Let's hear it for Ireland's next wave of amazing acting talent!

...

Colin Farrell hit the @thegrahamnortonshowofficial couch this weekend!

Farrell reveals a new haircut (!) and how he was initially reluctant to take accept his role in the classic IN BRUGES.

Watch now via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

One question that has haunted Ireland for decades ⚖️

In RE-CREATION, the new film from Jim Sheridan, the story is built on the real 1996 murder of Sophie Toscan Du Plantier, and Colm Meaney never hands you a verdict. The veteran actor trusts you to argue it out yourself 🎬

More details via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

“This is the Ireland I always believed existed.”

July 13, 1985. Two stadiums. One mission. Queen, U2, Bowie, Elton John, Madonna, McCartney, all on one day to fight famine in Ethiopia. And five Irish women who wanted to donate their wedding rings!

More details of Bob Geldof's LATE LATE SHOW appearance via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

Let’s hear it for Jamie Dornan 👏

He’s back as an American career criminal, always one step ahead, in 12 12 12 on Apple TV, going toe to toe with Anthony Mackie in a cat-and-mouse game across Europe. And this time he’s also an executive producer, helping shape the story as well as starring in it.

NEW trailer via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

Irish Television

STEVE trailer released

STEVE trailer released

STEVE trailer released

Cillian Murphy is having a moment. Fresh off his Oscar win for OPPENHEIMER, the Irish actor could easily coast on blockbuster offers and prestige projects. Instead, he’s doubling down on intimate, challenging material that showcases his evolution from magnetic screen presence to thoughtful producer-star committed to meaningful storytelling.

His latest venture, STEVE, premieres at the Toronto Film Festival before hitting select theaters September 19 and landing on Netflix October 3. This isn’t your typical post-Oscar victory lap—it’s Murphy leaning into the kind of raw, uncompromising drama that originally caught Christopher Nolan’s attention years before BATMAN BEGINS launched his Hollywood trajectory.

Set in the mid-1990s, STEVE follows a pivotal day at a last-chance reform school where Murphy’s titular headteacher battles to save his institution while wrestling with his own deteriorating mental health. The drama unfolds against the backdrop of a documentary crew interviewing students and faculty, creating a voyeuristic tension that mirrors our current obsession with performative authenticity. It’s adapted from Max Porter’s 2023 novella “Shy,” reimagined for the screen by Porter himself—continuing a creative partnership that began when Murphy starred in the stage adaptation of Porter’s “Grief Is the Thing with Feathers.”

This collaboration exemplifies Murphy’s current creative strategy: surrounding himself with trusted voices while expanding his influence behind the camera. Through Big Things Films, the production company he founded with partner Alan Moloney, Murphy is curating a distinctly European sensibility that stands apart from Hollywood’s franchise machinery. Their debut feature, SMALL THINGS LIKE THESE, established the company’s commitment to literary adaptations that prioritize character over spectacle.

The ensemble Murphy has assembled for STEVE reflects his knack for inspired casting. Tracey Ullman delivers what’s being described as a stunning dramatic turn, while Top Boy’s Simbi Ajikawo and Oscar nominee Emily Watson round out a cast that blends established talent with emerging voices like Jay Lycurgo, who plays the troubled teen Shy. Lycurgo, notably, will also appear in the upcoming PEAKY BLINDERS feature film, suggesting Murphy’s growing influence in shaping the next generation of British talent.

Director Tim Mielants brings a visual sensibility honed on PEAKY BLINDERS‘ third season and refined through his work with Murphy on SMALL THINGS LIKE THESE. This continuity of collaborators isn’t coincidence—it’s Murphy consciously building a creative ecosystem where trust allows for greater artistic risk-taking.

DERRY GIRLS darling @nicolacoughlan returns to our TVs in I AM HELEN.

This critically acclaimed BAFTA-winning anthology series pairs Coughlan with PEAKY BLINDERS star Joe Cole!

Watch new trailer now via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

BROOKLYN fans, this one is for you 🎬

Caitríona Balfe is back in a Colm Tóibín adaptation, and A LONG WINTER lands in cinemas this January 2027. Based on Tóibín’s 2006 short story, the film casts Caitríona as Louise, a mother at the heart of a stark, emotional drama.

More details via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

Mayo's own @philippa.dunne is pure joy!

On this week's @latelaterte, Philippa shares childhood memories of growing up in Mayo that shaped her, and what it’s really like to bring unforgettable characters to life on screen.

If you love Irish screen stories told by the people who live them, watch now via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

Everyone's favourite Andrew returns to the @britishfilminstitute London Film Festival with his new film ELSINORE.

Few actors of the stage and screen have attracted as much acclaim in recent years as Andrew Scott, both for the emotional depth of his performances and for the subtlety and nuance he brings to them.

Watch now via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

Like father, like son!

Aran Murphy is following in his father Cillian's footsteps with a major role in the new @sharonhorgan show YOUTH.

The 19-year-old is relatively new to the acting world but has had a very busy few months as of late, stepping out on red carpets and giving plenty of interviews for his first roles.

Let's hear it for Ireland's next wave of amazing acting talent!

...

Colin Farrell hit the @thegrahamnortonshowofficial couch this weekend!

Farrell reveals a new haircut (!) and how he was initially reluctant to take accept his role in the classic IN BRUGES.

Watch now via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

One question that has haunted Ireland for decades ⚖️

In RE-CREATION, the new film from Jim Sheridan, the story is built on the real 1996 murder of Sophie Toscan Du Plantier, and Colm Meaney never hands you a verdict. The veteran actor trusts you to argue it out yourself 🎬

More details via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

“This is the Ireland I always believed existed.”

July 13, 1985. Two stadiums. One mission. Queen, U2, Bowie, Elton John, Madonna, McCartney, all on one day to fight famine in Ethiopia. And five Irish women who wanted to donate their wedding rings!

More details of Bob Geldof's LATE LATE SHOW appearance via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

Let’s hear it for Jamie Dornan 👏

He’s back as an American career criminal, always one step ahead, in 12 12 12 on Apple TV, going toe to toe with Anthony Mackie in a cat-and-mouse game across Europe. And this time he’s also an executive producer, helping shape the story as well as starring in it.

NEW trailer via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

THE PAPER trailer released

THE PAPER trailer released

THE PAPER trailer released

Domhnall Gleeson is stepping into uncharted comedic territory with Peacock’s upcoming workplace series THE PAPER, marking a fascinating pivot in a career that has seen him traverse galaxies far, far away and navigate the corridors of both indie darlings and major studio blockbusters. The Irish actor, who has built a reputation as one of cinema’s most versatile performers, takes on the role of Ned Sampson, the optimistic new editor-in-chief of a failing Ohio newspaper in this quasi-spinoff of THE OFFICE.

The casting represents an intriguing choice for Gleeson, whose recent filmography reads like a masterclass in genre diversity. Fresh off his haunting performance in THE PATIENT, where he delivered a career-defining turn as a captive therapist, Gleeson has proven his dramatic chops time and again. His work in FRANK showcased his ability to find humor in darkness, while his roles in the STAR WARS sequel trilogy as General Hux demonstrated his capacity for both menace and unexpected comic relief. More recently, his appearances in RUN and his continued collaboration with directors like Lenny Abrahamson have solidified his status as an actor unafraid to take creative risks.

The ensemble surrounding Gleeson includes Sabrina Impacciatore, Chelsea Frei, Melvin Gregg, and THE OFFICE veteran Oscar Nuñez, suggesting the show will blend fresh faces with familiar comedic sensibilities. For Gleeson, this represents his most prominent television role in years, a strategic move that allows him to explore the kind of sustained character development that his film work, while excellent, rarely affords.

What’s particularly fascinating about Gleeson’s career trajectory is how he has managed to remain both critically respected and commercially viable without ever seeming to chase trends or make obvious career moves. THE PAPER continues this pattern, offering him the chance to work within an established comedic framework while creating something genuinely new. The trailer’s glimpses of newspaper office dynamics suggest the show will mine humor from the particular pressures of local journalism in an era of media consolidation and digital disruption.

For viewers, THE PAPER represents the rare opportunity to see a proven dramatic actor stretch his comedic muscles in an extended format. Gleeson’s natural intensity and emotional intelligence could provide the perfect counterbalance to the mockumentary style that made THE OFFICE such a cultural phenomenon. Whether he can capture lightning in a bottle twice remains to be seen, but his track record suggests he’s exactly the kind of actor who thrives when given the space to surprise audiences with his range and commitment to character.

DERRY GIRLS darling @nicolacoughlan returns to our TVs in I AM HELEN.

This critically acclaimed BAFTA-winning anthology series pairs Coughlan with PEAKY BLINDERS star Joe Cole!

Watch new trailer now via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

BROOKLYN fans, this one is for you 🎬

Caitríona Balfe is back in a Colm Tóibín adaptation, and A LONG WINTER lands in cinemas this January 2027. Based on Tóibín’s 2006 short story, the film casts Caitríona as Louise, a mother at the heart of a stark, emotional drama.

More details via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

Mayo's own @philippa.dunne is pure joy!

On this week's @latelaterte, Philippa shares childhood memories of growing up in Mayo that shaped her, and what it’s really like to bring unforgettable characters to life on screen.

If you love Irish screen stories told by the people who live them, watch now via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

Everyone's favourite Andrew returns to the @britishfilminstitute London Film Festival with his new film ELSINORE.

Few actors of the stage and screen have attracted as much acclaim in recent years as Andrew Scott, both for the emotional depth of his performances and for the subtlety and nuance he brings to them.

Watch now via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

Like father, like son!

Aran Murphy is following in his father Cillian's footsteps with a major role in the new @sharonhorgan show YOUTH.

The 19-year-old is relatively new to the acting world but has had a very busy few months as of late, stepping out on red carpets and giving plenty of interviews for his first roles.

Let's hear it for Ireland's next wave of amazing acting talent!

...

Colin Farrell hit the @thegrahamnortonshowofficial couch this weekend!

Farrell reveals a new haircut (!) and how he was initially reluctant to take accept his role in the classic IN BRUGES.

Watch now via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

One question that has haunted Ireland for decades ⚖️

In RE-CREATION, the new film from Jim Sheridan, the story is built on the real 1996 murder of Sophie Toscan Du Plantier, and Colm Meaney never hands you a verdict. The veteran actor trusts you to argue it out yourself 🎬

More details via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

“This is the Ireland I always believed existed.”

July 13, 1985. Two stadiums. One mission. Queen, U2, Bowie, Elton John, Madonna, McCartney, all on one day to fight famine in Ethiopia. And five Irish women who wanted to donate their wedding rings!

More details of Bob Geldof's LATE LATE SHOW appearance via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

Let’s hear it for Jamie Dornan 👏

He’s back as an American career criminal, always one step ahead, in 12 12 12 on Apple TV, going toe to toe with Anthony Mackie in a cat-and-mouse game across Europe. And this time he’s also an executive producer, helping shape the story as well as starring in it.

NEW trailer via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

Daryl McCormack joins PRIDE AND PREJUDICE

Daryl McCormack joins PRIDE AND PREJUDICE

Daryl McCormack joins PRIDE AND PREJUDICE

Daryl McCormack is stepping into the elegant world of Regency England as Mr. Bingley in Netflix’s highly anticipated six-part adaptation of PRIDE AND PREJUDICE, marking another significant milestone in the Irish actor’s rapidly ascending career. The casting represents a perfect alignment of McCormack’s established dramatic range with one of literature’s most beloved romantic characters, bringing his nuanced performance style to Jane Austen’s timeless social comedy.

Following his breakthrough performance opposite Emma Thompson in GOOD LUCK TO YOU, LEO GRANDE, where he delivered a masterclass in vulnerability and emotional intelligence as a sex worker helping a widow explore her sexuality, McCormack has consistently chosen projects that showcase his ability to navigate complex human relationships with remarkable sensitivity. His portrayal of the charming, wealthy, and genuinely good-hearted Mr. Bingley feels like a natural evolution of his screen persona, allowing him to explore the lighter, more romantic side of his acting repertoire while maintaining the depth that has become his trademark.

The Netflix series, written by Dolly Alderton and directed by Euros Lyn, promises to be a faithful yet vibrant reimagining that brings Austen’s sharp social observations and romantic tensions to contemporary audiences. McCormack joins an extraordinary ensemble cast that reads like a who’s who of British talent: Emma Corrin leads as Elizabeth Bennet, with Jack Lowden as the brooding Mr. Darcy and Olivia Colman bringing her distinctive energy to Mrs. Bennet. Fiona Shaw, McCormack’s fellow Irish actor, takes on the formidable Lady Catherine de Bourgh, while the supporting cast includes Rufus Sewell, Louis Partridge, Jamie Demetriou, and Freya Mavor.

For McCormack, this role represents a strategic career move that builds on his recent momentum while expanding his range into period drama. His ability to convey genuine warmth and sincerity, qualities that made his performance in GOOD LUCK TO YOU, LEO GRANDE so compelling, will serve him well in bringing Bingley’s openness and optimism to life. Unlike the more tortured romantic leads McCormack has tackled in recent projects, Bingley offers him the opportunity to explore uncomplicated goodness, a character whose joy and enthusiasm provide the perfect counterpoint to Darcy’s initial aloofness.

The production, currently filming across the UK, benefits from Alderton’s fresh perspective on Austen’s material, promising to honor the source material while infusing it with contemporary energy. Lyn’s direction, honed on successful series like HEARTSTOPPER, suggests an approach that will resonate with both Austen purists and newcomers to the story. With Corrin also serving as co-producer alongside her starring role, the project demonstrates a collaborative creative vision that should allow McCormack and his fellow cast members to bring new dimensions to these iconic characters.

As McCormack continues to build his reputation as one of Ireland’s most promising dramatic actors, his turn as Mr. Bingley positions him perfectly for the kind of romantic leading roles that could define the next phase of his career. With the series expected to premiere in late 2025 or early 2026, audiences won’t have to wait long to see how McCormack’s particular brand of emotional honesty and natural charisma translates to Austen’s world of wit, romance, and social intrigue.

DERRY GIRLS darling @nicolacoughlan returns to our TVs in I AM HELEN.

This critically acclaimed BAFTA-winning anthology series pairs Coughlan with PEAKY BLINDERS star Joe Cole!

Watch new trailer now via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

BROOKLYN fans, this one is for you 🎬

Caitríona Balfe is back in a Colm Tóibín adaptation, and A LONG WINTER lands in cinemas this January 2027. Based on Tóibín’s 2006 short story, the film casts Caitríona as Louise, a mother at the heart of a stark, emotional drama.

More details via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

Mayo's own @philippa.dunne is pure joy!

On this week's @latelaterte, Philippa shares childhood memories of growing up in Mayo that shaped her, and what it’s really like to bring unforgettable characters to life on screen.

If you love Irish screen stories told by the people who live them, watch now via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

Everyone's favourite Andrew returns to the @britishfilminstitute London Film Festival with his new film ELSINORE.

Few actors of the stage and screen have attracted as much acclaim in recent years as Andrew Scott, both for the emotional depth of his performances and for the subtlety and nuance he brings to them.

Watch now via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

Like father, like son!

Aran Murphy is following in his father Cillian's footsteps with a major role in the new @sharonhorgan show YOUTH.

The 19-year-old is relatively new to the acting world but has had a very busy few months as of late, stepping out on red carpets and giving plenty of interviews for his first roles.

Let's hear it for Ireland's next wave of amazing acting talent!

...

Colin Farrell hit the @thegrahamnortonshowofficial couch this weekend!

Farrell reveals a new haircut (!) and how he was initially reluctant to take accept his role in the classic IN BRUGES.

Watch now via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

One question that has haunted Ireland for decades ⚖️

In RE-CREATION, the new film from Jim Sheridan, the story is built on the real 1996 murder of Sophie Toscan Du Plantier, and Colm Meaney never hands you a verdict. The veteran actor trusts you to argue it out yourself 🎬

More details via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

“This is the Ireland I always believed existed.”

July 13, 1985. Two stadiums. One mission. Queen, U2, Bowie, Elton John, Madonna, McCartney, all on one day to fight famine in Ethiopia. And five Irish women who wanted to donate their wedding rings!

More details of Bob Geldof's LATE LATE SHOW appearance via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

Let’s hear it for Jamie Dornan 👏

He’s back as an American career criminal, always one step ahead, in 12 12 12 on Apple TV, going toe to toe with Anthony Mackie in a cat-and-mouse game across Europe. And this time he’s also an executive producer, helping shape the story as well as starring in it.

NEW trailer via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

Sarah Bolger in THE WESTIES

Sarah Bolger in THE WESTIES

Sarah Bolger in THE WESTIES

Sarah Bolger is stepping into the dangerous world of 1980s Hell’s Kitchen as she joins the cast of MGM+’s highly anticipated crime series THE WESTIES. The Irish actress, who has been building an impressive resume in recent years through standout performances in MAYANS MC and films like A GOOD WOMAN IS HARD TO FIND, is set to bring her dramatic prowess to this gritty new project from Narcos creator Chris Brancato.

The 34-year-old actress will portray Bridget Walsh, a steely and calculating IRA operative with a troubled past who becomes entangled in the violent world of New York’s most notorious Irish gang. Her character serves as the girlfriend of Jimmy Roarke and is described as passionate about saving Ireland from British oppression, adding layers of political complexity to an already volatile narrative. Bolger joins an impressive ensemble cast led by Oscar winner J.K. Simmons, who takes on the role of crime boss Eamonn Sweeney, alongside Tom Brittney, Titus Welliver, and Jessica Frances Dukes.

This casting represents a significant career moment for Bolger, who has been steadily ascending in Hollywood’s ranks following her breakout role in Jim Sheridan’s 2002 film IN AMERICA. Her recent work has showcased remarkable range, from her compelling turn as Emily Thomas in the FX series MAYANS MC to her powerful performance in the thriller A GOOD WOMAN IS HARD TO FIND. She’s also demonstrated versatility across genres with appearances in COUNTERPART, ONCE UPON A TIME, INTO THE BADLANDS, and films like DESCENDANT and END OF SENTENCE.

Set against the backdrop of early 1980s New York, THE WESTIES explores the true story of Hell’s Kitchen’s infamously brutal Irish gang during a pivotal moment in their history. The construction of the Jacob Javitz Convention Center on their home turf promises unprecedented financial opportunities, but the Westies find themselves navigating treacherous waters. Despite being vastly outnumbered by the Five Families of the Italian Mafia, their legendary brutality and cunning have earned them a place at the table through a fragile détente that threatens to shatter at any moment.

The series promises to deliver the same gritty authenticity that made Brancato’s previous work on NARCOS and NARCOS: MEXICO so compelling. Internal conflicts between the old guard and ambitious younger members create a powder keg situation that inevitably draws the attention of federal investigators already deep into probing Italian organized crime. This volatile mix of ambition, loyalty, and power provides the perfect backdrop for Bolger to showcase the dramatic intensity she’s been honing throughout her recent career.

For Brancato, who serves as executive producer and showrunner, THE WESTIES represents a passion project years in the making and his third collaboration with MGM+ following the critical success of GODFATHER OF HARLEM and the crime thriller HOTEL COCAINE. The eight-episode series has already begun production in Toronto, positioning itself as another potentially groundbreaking entry in the crime drama genre.

Bolger’s involvement in THE WESTIES signals her continued evolution as one of Ireland’s most promising international talents. Her ability to embody complex, morally ambiguous characters has become her calling card, making her an ideal fit for a series that promises to explore the darker corners of Irish-American identity and the brutal realities of organized crime. As she steps into the role of Bridget Walsh, audiences can expect another nuanced performance from an actress who has consistently chosen projects that challenge both herself and viewers’ expectations.

DERRY GIRLS darling @nicolacoughlan returns to our TVs in I AM HELEN.

This critically acclaimed BAFTA-winning anthology series pairs Coughlan with PEAKY BLINDERS star Joe Cole!

Watch new trailer now via 🔗︎ in bio!

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BROOKLYN fans, this one is for you 🎬

Caitríona Balfe is back in a Colm Tóibín adaptation, and A LONG WINTER lands in cinemas this January 2027. Based on Tóibín’s 2006 short story, the film casts Caitríona as Louise, a mother at the heart of a stark, emotional drama.

More details via 🔗︎ in bio!

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Mayo's own @philippa.dunne is pure joy!

On this week's @latelaterte, Philippa shares childhood memories of growing up in Mayo that shaped her, and what it’s really like to bring unforgettable characters to life on screen.

If you love Irish screen stories told by the people who live them, watch now via 🔗︎ in bio!

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Everyone's favourite Andrew returns to the @britishfilminstitute London Film Festival with his new film ELSINORE.

Few actors of the stage and screen have attracted as much acclaim in recent years as Andrew Scott, both for the emotional depth of his performances and for the subtlety and nuance he brings to them.

Watch now via 🔗︎ in bio!

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Like father, like son!

Aran Murphy is following in his father Cillian's footsteps with a major role in the new @sharonhorgan show YOUTH.

The 19-year-old is relatively new to the acting world but has had a very busy few months as of late, stepping out on red carpets and giving plenty of interviews for his first roles.

Let's hear it for Ireland's next wave of amazing acting talent!

...

Colin Farrell hit the @thegrahamnortonshowofficial couch this weekend!

Farrell reveals a new haircut (!) and how he was initially reluctant to take accept his role in the classic IN BRUGES.

Watch now via 🔗︎ in bio!

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One question that has haunted Ireland for decades ⚖️

In RE-CREATION, the new film from Jim Sheridan, the story is built on the real 1996 murder of Sophie Toscan Du Plantier, and Colm Meaney never hands you a verdict. The veteran actor trusts you to argue it out yourself 🎬

More details via 🔗︎ in bio!

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“This is the Ireland I always believed existed.”

July 13, 1985. Two stadiums. One mission. Queen, U2, Bowie, Elton John, Madonna, McCartney, all on one day to fight famine in Ethiopia. And five Irish women who wanted to donate their wedding rings!

More details of Bob Geldof's LATE LATE SHOW appearance via 🔗︎ in bio!

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Let’s hear it for Jamie Dornan 👏

He’s back as an American career criminal, always one step ahead, in 12 12 12 on Apple TV, going toe to toe with Anthony Mackie in a cat-and-mouse game across Europe. And this time he’s also an executive producer, helping shape the story as well as starring in it.

NEW trailer via 🔗︎ in bio!

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NORMAL PEOPLE coming to Netflix

NORMAL PEOPLE coming to Netflix

NORMAL PEOPLE coming to Netflix

The streaming landscape is about to witness a powerful reminder of why Paul Mescal became one of the most compelling actors of his generation. This August, Netflix will welcome NORMAL PEOPLE to its platform, bringing the acclaimed BBC adaptation back into the spotlight just as Mescal’s star continues its meteoric rise through Hollywood.

For those who discovered Mescal through his recent powerhouse performances in AFTERSUN and GLADIATOR II, NORMAL PEOPLE offers a fascinating glimpse into the raw talent that first captivated audiences worldwide. The series, which originally aired in 2020, showcases Mescal as Connell Waldron, a sensitive young man navigating the complexities of love, identity, and mental health alongside Daisy Edgar-Jones’s Marianne Sheridan.

The story unfolds across the landscapes of Ireland and beyond, following two souls bound by an inexplicable connection despite their vastly different social backgrounds. From the fictional town of Carricklea in County Sligo through the hallowed halls of Trinity College Dublin, we witness a relationship that shifts between friendship and romance, intimacy and distance, understanding and miscommunication. Their journey extends to Sweden during Marianne’s studies abroad and to a sun-drenched Italian villa, each location serving as a backdrop for their evolving dynamic.

What makes NORMAL PEOPLE particularly striking is how it captures the universal experience of young love while remaining deeply rooted in its Irish setting. The production team filmed extensively throughout Ireland, using Tubbercurry in County Sligo to represent Carricklea and capturing the wild beauty of Streedagh Point for the series’ memorable beach scenes. The authenticity extends to the university sequences, shot at the actual Trinity College Dublin with real students populating the background, lending an organic quality to the academic environment where much of Marianne and Connell’s relationship develops.

The series doesn’t shy away from difficult themes. As Marianne finds herself trapped in abusive relationships and Connell battles anxiety and depression, their connection becomes both a source of comfort and confusion. It’s this emotional honesty that allows NORMAL PEOPLE to transcend typical romantic drama, offering instead a meditation on how we shape and are shaped by the people we love.

For Mescal, NORMAL PEOPLE served as the launching pad for a career that has since seen him earn an Oscar nomination for AFTERSUN and take on the iconic role of Lucius in Ridley Scott’s GLADIATOR II. His portrayal of Connell revealed an actor capable of conveying profound vulnerability and strength, often within the same scene. The naturalistic performance style that would later make him such a compelling presence in A24’s intimate character study was already fully formed in this breakout role.

The series’ arrival on Netflix couldn’t be more perfectly timed. As Mescal continues to choose projects that challenge both himself and audiences, NORMAL PEOPLE reminds us of the foundation of emotional intelligence and authentic performance that underpins his most celebrated work. Whether you’re discovering it for the first time or revisiting Marianne and Connell’s story, prepare for an experience that will leave you emotionally raw and deeply moved.

The production’s attention to detail extends even to the Italian sequences, where the villa Il Casale on Tenuta di Verzano in Lazio doubled for Marianne’s family retreat, creating a dreamlike escape that contrasts beautifully with the more grounded Irish settings. Every location choice serves the story’s emotional arc, creating a visual journey that mirrors the characters’ internal growth.

NORMAL PEOPLE stands as more than just the series that introduced Paul Mescal to the world. It’s a masterclass in adaptation, transforming Sally Rooney’s beloved novel into something that feels both literary and cinematic. As audiences prepare to fall in love with Marianne and Connell once again, they’ll also be witnessing the birth of one of contemporary cinema’s most exciting talents.

DERRY GIRLS darling @nicolacoughlan returns to our TVs in I AM HELEN.

This critically acclaimed BAFTA-winning anthology series pairs Coughlan with PEAKY BLINDERS star Joe Cole!

Watch new trailer now via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

BROOKLYN fans, this one is for you 🎬

Caitríona Balfe is back in a Colm Tóibín adaptation, and A LONG WINTER lands in cinemas this January 2027. Based on Tóibín’s 2006 short story, the film casts Caitríona as Louise, a mother at the heart of a stark, emotional drama.

More details via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

Mayo's own @philippa.dunne is pure joy!

On this week's @latelaterte, Philippa shares childhood memories of growing up in Mayo that shaped her, and what it’s really like to bring unforgettable characters to life on screen.

If you love Irish screen stories told by the people who live them, watch now via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

Everyone's favourite Andrew returns to the @britishfilminstitute London Film Festival with his new film ELSINORE.

Few actors of the stage and screen have attracted as much acclaim in recent years as Andrew Scott, both for the emotional depth of his performances and for the subtlety and nuance he brings to them.

Watch now via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

Like father, like son!

Aran Murphy is following in his father Cillian's footsteps with a major role in the new @sharonhorgan show YOUTH.

The 19-year-old is relatively new to the acting world but has had a very busy few months as of late, stepping out on red carpets and giving plenty of interviews for his first roles.

Let's hear it for Ireland's next wave of amazing acting talent!

...

Colin Farrell hit the @thegrahamnortonshowofficial couch this weekend!

Farrell reveals a new haircut (!) and how he was initially reluctant to take accept his role in the classic IN BRUGES.

Watch now via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

One question that has haunted Ireland for decades ⚖️

In RE-CREATION, the new film from Jim Sheridan, the story is built on the real 1996 murder of Sophie Toscan Du Plantier, and Colm Meaney never hands you a verdict. The veteran actor trusts you to argue it out yourself 🎬

More details via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

“This is the Ireland I always believed existed.”

July 13, 1985. Two stadiums. One mission. Queen, U2, Bowie, Elton John, Madonna, McCartney, all on one day to fight famine in Ethiopia. And five Irish women who wanted to donate their wedding rings!

More details of Bob Geldof's LATE LATE SHOW appearance via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

Let’s hear it for Jamie Dornan 👏

He’s back as an American career criminal, always one step ahead, in 12 12 12 on Apple TV, going toe to toe with Anthony Mackie in a cat-and-mouse game across Europe. And this time he’s also an executive producer, helping shape the story as well as starring in it.

NEW trailer via 🔗︎ in bio!

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Ireland at The Emmys 2025

Ireland at The Emmys 2025

Ireland at The Emmys 2025

The Irish are coming to Hollywood, and they’re bringing their A-game to the 2025 Emmy Awards. When the nominations were announced this week at a ceremony hosted by Harvey Guillén and Brenda Song, three powerhouse Irish performers found themselves in the running for television’s most coveted prizes.

Colin Farrell leads the charge with his transformative performance in THE PENGUIN, earning him a nomination for Lead Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie. The Castleknock native disappeared completely into the role of Oz Cobb, becoming virtually unrecognizable as he clawed his way to the top of Gotham City’s criminal underworld. This nomination adds to an already impressive collection of accolades for the performance, including an IFTA, SAG Award, Critics’ Choice Award, Golden Globe, and Satellite Award. 

Sharon Horgan brings her signature dark brilliance to the Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series category for BAD SISTERS, the critically acclaimed series she both created and stars in. Filmed on Irish soil, the show has captivated audiences worldwide with its blend of black comedy and family drama, showcasing Horgan’s ability to mine humor from the darkest corners of human experience. Her nomination represents not just personal recognition but a triumph for Irish storytelling on the global stage.

Completing the Irish trio is Ruth Negga, whose nuanced performance as Barbara Sabich in the legal thriller PRESUMED INNOCENT has earned her a nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie. Working alongside Jake Gyllenhaal in the series, Negga demonstrates once again why she’s considered one of the most versatile actors of her generation.

Beyond the acting categories, Ireland’s creative influence extends to the technical craft of television, with John Conroy receiving a nomination for Outstanding Cinematography in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie for his work on ZERO DAY. The filmmaker’s visual storytelling adds another dimension to Ireland’s Emmy presence.

The ceremony itself will unfold on September 14 in Los Angeles, where these Irish talents will compete on television’s biggest night. With such a strong showing across multiple categories, from lead performances to supporting roles to behind-the-camera excellence, Irish artists are proving their storytelling prowess translates seamlessly to American television’s highest honors. Whether it’s Farrell’s complete physical transformation, Horgan’s masterful balance of comedy and tragedy, or Negga’s subtle supporting work, each nomination represents the kind of fearless, authentic performance that makes great television unforgettable.

DERRY GIRLS darling @nicolacoughlan returns to our TVs in I AM HELEN.

This critically acclaimed BAFTA-winning anthology series pairs Coughlan with PEAKY BLINDERS star Joe Cole!

Watch new trailer now via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

BROOKLYN fans, this one is for you 🎬

Caitríona Balfe is back in a Colm Tóibín adaptation, and A LONG WINTER lands in cinemas this January 2027. Based on Tóibín’s 2006 short story, the film casts Caitríona as Louise, a mother at the heart of a stark, emotional drama.

More details via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

Mayo's own @philippa.dunne is pure joy!

On this week's @latelaterte, Philippa shares childhood memories of growing up in Mayo that shaped her, and what it’s really like to bring unforgettable characters to life on screen.

If you love Irish screen stories told by the people who live them, watch now via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

Everyone's favourite Andrew returns to the @britishfilminstitute London Film Festival with his new film ELSINORE.

Few actors of the stage and screen have attracted as much acclaim in recent years as Andrew Scott, both for the emotional depth of his performances and for the subtlety and nuance he brings to them.

Watch now via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

Like father, like son!

Aran Murphy is following in his father Cillian's footsteps with a major role in the new @sharonhorgan show YOUTH.

The 19-year-old is relatively new to the acting world but has had a very busy few months as of late, stepping out on red carpets and giving plenty of interviews for his first roles.

Let's hear it for Ireland's next wave of amazing acting talent!

...

Colin Farrell hit the @thegrahamnortonshowofficial couch this weekend!

Farrell reveals a new haircut (!) and how he was initially reluctant to take accept his role in the classic IN BRUGES.

Watch now via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

One question that has haunted Ireland for decades ⚖️

In RE-CREATION, the new film from Jim Sheridan, the story is built on the real 1996 murder of Sophie Toscan Du Plantier, and Colm Meaney never hands you a verdict. The veteran actor trusts you to argue it out yourself 🎬

More details via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

“This is the Ireland I always believed existed.”

July 13, 1985. Two stadiums. One mission. Queen, U2, Bowie, Elton John, Madonna, McCartney, all on one day to fight famine in Ethiopia. And five Irish women who wanted to donate their wedding rings!

More details of Bob Geldof's LATE LATE SHOW appearance via 🔗︎ in bio!

...

Let’s hear it for Jamie Dornan 👏

He’s back as an American career criminal, always one step ahead, in 12 12 12 on Apple TV, going toe to toe with Anthony Mackie in a cat-and-mouse game across Europe. And this time he’s also an executive producer, helping shape the story as well as starring in it.

NEW trailer via 🔗︎ in bio!

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