Paul Mescal and Josh O’Connor are bringing something truly special to audiences with THE HISTORY OF SOUND, and their recent conversation about the film reveals just how deeply they’ve connected with this intimate musical journey. The two actors didn’t just discuss their roles—they sang, they reminisced, and they opened up about the profound experience of bringing this story to life.
When asked about their favorite songs from the film, both Mescal and O’Connor lit up with genuine enthusiasm. The music isn’t just a backdrop in THE HISTORY OF SOUND; it’s the very heartbeat of the narrative, and recording onto actual wax cylinders gave them a tangible connection to the historical authenticity of their characters’ world. There’s something remarkably visceral about working with century-old technology, they explained, where every take matters because you’re literally etching sound into wax. The fragility of the medium mirrors the fragility of memory itself, which sits at the core of what makes this film so emotionally resonant.
The conversation took an intriguing turn when they were asked which Beatles song their characters would gravitate toward. It’s a question that reveals how fully these actors inhabited their roles, thinking beyond the script to imagine the inner lives and musical tastes of the men they portray. The Beatles discussion naturally flowed into talk of the upcoming biopics about the legendary band, with both actors expressing excitement about how those films will explore different eras and perspectives of one of music’s most influential groups.
Ruth Negga is coming home to the stage!
The Oscar nominee headlines the world premiere of RADIO BETTE at the Gaiety Theatre this autumn, part of the @dublintheatrefestival_ 2026 programme (24 Sept–11 Oct).
Full details via 🔗︎ in bio.
DOMHNALL GLEESON just landed his next big one, and THE INCOMER sounds absolutely wild.
Gleeson plays the role of an uncomfortable government official sent to remove two siblings from their remote island home.
New trailer via link in bio 🔗︎
Northern Ireland-born acting legend Sam Neill has passed 💔
From his beginnings in Northern Ireland to becoming one of New Zealand`s most beloved cultural exports, Neill`s career was a masterclass in versatility — the swashbuckling Dr. Alan Grant in JURASSIC PARK, the brooding husband in THE PIANO, the chilling menace of Chester Campbell in PEAKY BLINDERS.
Full tribute via link in bio 🔗︎
🚨 NEW LIAM NEESON THRILLER ALERT 🚨
Liam Neeson reunites with a crew of former CIA operators for one last, daring rescue mission in the heart of Tehran... this time it`s personal. HE FIX (formerly HOTEL TEHRAN) just landed a release date — 11 September 2026 🎬
More via 🔗︎ in bio!
Pierce Brosnan is back where he belongs.
🎬 MOBLAND Season 2 lands September 18 on Paramount+, and the trailer is already proving this crime saga only gets better with age! Mark your calendars. 📅🔥
New trailer via link in bio 🔗︎
Saoirse Ronan is back in BAD APPLES,
A darkly comic thriller about a teacher whose split-second mistake turns her classroom into chaos, and then into a miracle 🍎
Watch trailer via link in bio!
Awards Season buzz has begun 🔥
ELSINORE has distributors in a bidding war, major fall festivals circling, and Andrew Scott being called the current Best Actor frontrunner for his portrayal of Ian Charleson in this deeply personal drama.
Link in bio for the full breakdown 🎬
Jessie Buckley`s Oscar-winning year just keeps getting better 🏆✨
Fresh off her HAMNET win, she`s already wrapped filming THE THREE INCESTUOUS SISTERS alongside fellow Irish powerhouse Saoirse Ronan, with Dakota Johnson, Josh O`Connor, and Mick Jagger rounding out the cast.
Full story via link in bio.
The Joker is coming. Officially.
Barry Keoghan returns to Gotham for THE BATMAN: PART 2 — and this time, he`s not just a "pre-Joker Joker" anymore. The scariest Gotham yet just got scarier.
Link in bio - who`s ready?
