Irish crime drama KIN is set to air on BBC One in Britain after the star-studded series wowed viewers in Ireland. The show, which stars GAME OF THRONES actors Ciarán Hinds and Aidan Gillen, won rave reviews after debuting on RTÉ One in September 2021. It would go on to scoop six gongs at the 2022 Irish Film & Television Academy Awards, including Best Drama and Best Drama Script for creator Peter McKenna.
The first photos from upcoming TG4 original series NORTHERN LIGHTS have been released. The six-part series features a strong Irish cast with Stephen Jones, Elva Trill and Jay Duffy in the lead roles. Set in Dublin north city centre’s Capel Street and northside quays, NORTHERN LIGHTS tells the story of two grieving strangers, Lloyd (Stephen Jones) and Áine (Elva Trill), whose worlds collide when Lloyd notices Áine standing on Grattan Bridge. Fearing the worst, he decides to intervene.
Horror threequel A QUIET PLACE 3 is officially in development, and here’s everything we know so far about the release, cast, plot, and more. As with the last installment in the franchise, A QUIET PLACE 3 is expected to continue focusing on the surviving members of the Abbott family. OPPENHEIMER star, Cillian Murphy, is expected to reprise his role as Emmett.
A new trailer has been released for Lisa Mulcahy’s highly-reviewed, gothic-inspired, LIES WE TELL. Based on Sheridan Le Fanu’s 1864 novel, UNCLE SILAS, LIES WE TELL introduces us to Maud (Agnes O’Casey), dressed in a black gown, grieving after the recent death of her father who has left her everything in his vast estate – including the large and echoic Knowl Mansion.
In his latest interview, the Dublin actor talks about his new movie DANCE FIRST, in which he plays the Irish dramatist, the time he shared a drink with Richard Burton and why he had to leave Los Angeles. DANCE FIRST premieres at the San Sebastian film festival on 29 and 30 September, is in UK cinemas in November, on Sky Cinema in December and on Sky Arts in 2024.
Irish actor Daryl McCormack (GOOD LUCK TO YOU, LEO GRANDE) stars in the newly-released thriller THE LESSON. McCormack stars alongside Academy Award-nominated actor Richard E. Grant and French-American actress Julie Delpy in the new film. McCormack plays an aspiring writer named Liam who accepts a tutoring course at the family estate of renowned author JM Sinclair (Grant). The film is set to be released in Irish cinemas on Friday, September 22.
Dublin actress Seána Kerslake has revealed she kept a Belfast accent when filming her new film BALLYWALTER. The film will hit UK and Irish audiences on Friday, September 22 — the same day as Kielty’s second episode hosting THE LATE LATE SHOW. The comedy-drama follows Shane (Kielty) who has exiled himself to Ballywalter following the break-up of his marriage. He tries to get his life back on track by enrolling in a stand-up comedy course.
BELFAST star Jamie Dornan has opened up about his new role in Sir Kenneth Branagh’s A HAUNTING IN VENICE. Dornan plays Dr. Leslie Ferrier, a once successful doctor, but due to his time spent serving as a military doctor in World War II is now suffering from PTSD, which has had a devastating effect on his life and career. Dornan will re-unite with fellow BELFAST star, Jude Hill, in another father-son relationship.