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17 de mai. de 2024 · This list contains the best movies about Ireland including: Far and Away, The Crying Game, The Quiet Man, In the Name of the Father, Once, Michael Collins, Into the West, In America, The Secret of Roan Inish, Waking Ned Devine, Bloody Sunday, and Leap Year.
Há 17 horas · In the behind-the-scenes film, Will Forte, who plays Gilbert in the series, expressed his excitement about filming in Ireland, emphasizing the beauty of the Irish landscape. Siobhán Cullen, who portrays Dove, described Union Hall as the perfect embodiment of Ireland’s beauty, making it an ideal location for Bodkin.
Há 17 horas · Actor John Connors has claimed that his new film is being suppressed by ‘elites’ in Ireland. The London born star’s latest offering is called The Black Guelph, which has just finished a run ...
10 de mai. de 2024 · The moody & scenic crime mystery series Bodkin was shot entirely in Ireland in the counties of Cork, Wicklow, Dublin, and Meath. Netflix's Bodkin was shot entirely in Ireland. Screen Rant
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Há 2 dias · Plot In 2067, humanity is facing extinction following a global famine caused by ecocide. Joseph Cooper, a former NASA test pilot, along with his son and daughter, Tom and Murph, and father-in-law Donald, are farmers, like most of humanity. One evening, during a dust storm, Cooper and Murph discover a gravitational anomaly in Murph's bedroom that has left patterns of falling particles. The ...
Há 3 dias · PG 84 min. Director: Colm Quinn Starring:Paul Murphy, Bertie Ahern, Dave Rowe, Colin Murphy, Charlie Bird Released:Mon 27 May 2024. Book now. Synopsis. RANSOM ’79 tells the story of legendary Irish reporter Charlie Bird and his determination to break one final story before his life is cut short by Motor Neurone Disease.
3 de mai. de 2024 · Coronation Street's Denny actor Danny Cunningham is no stranger to soap land, and has even played a role on the cobbles before.. Denny is the father of Gemma Winter and Paul Foreman, while his ex ...
