THE FALL star Aisling Bea recently talked to Rob Brydon on the Welsh star’s podcast, BRYDON AND. The pair talk about Aisling’s early life, how she approaches her unique career and what it was like working with Domhnall Gleeson and Andrea Riseborough on Channel 4’s ALICE AND JACK as well as the upcoming series 2 of Avoidance with Romesh Ranganathan.
Irish actress Aisling Bea has joined the cast of comedian Romesh Ranganathan’s BBC One comedy AVOIDANCE, as filming starts on the second series. The comedian is one of several familiar comedy names joining the sitcom, also including Colin Hoult, Michael Spicer, Louise Ford (who plays Kate in THE WINDSORS) and Brona C Titley from Stephen Merchant’s THE OUTLAWS. No broadcast date has yet been announced for the six new half-hour episodes.
From tragedy to comedy and everything in between, Irish comedian, actor and writer Aisling Bea tells us what’s really important. The Kildare actress can currently be seen in GREATEST DAYS, based on the Take That jukebox musical of the same name. Her work is an invitation to the space we don’t have words for. Or maybe rather what we only have words for.
Aisling Bea is ready to shine in the new film adaptation of the Take That musical and we’ve finally got our first look at the movie. The Irish actress and comedian shared her delight at being cast in the big-screen adaptation early last year, perfectly titled GREATEST DAYS, which will incorporate the hit music of the 90s boyband. The film, based on the stage musical The Band, is described as being a feel-good story of love and friendship. Aisling plays the character of Rachel O’Flynn who is the band’s self confessed ‘biggest fan in the whole entire world’.