Page 2 - Bad Self News Today

Its a peculiar set-up to be sure. And yet it is, in many ways, one that perfectly captures the physical, somewhat slapstick nature of the duos latest black comedy, Frank Of Ireland, which will air on Channel 4. Written by Peaky Blinders actor Brian Gleeson and his brother, Ex Machina and About Time star Domhnall Gleeson, alongside Your Bad Self creator Michael Moloney, Frank Of Ireland is a curious blend of physical comedy underpinned by delightfully dark humour. "It is a physical, slap...

By Danielle de Wolfe (L-R) Domhnall Gleeson as Doofus, Brian Gleeson as Frank, Liz Fitzgibbon as Nicola Picture: PA Photo/Channel 4 Written by and starring the Gleeson brothers, dark new comedy Frank Of Ireland is every inch the comedic delight, as Danielle de Wolfe discovers. Standing at a church altar, the Gleeson brothers find themselves in character, contorted into a peculiar kind of stranglehold which also involves fingers in mouths...

Saturday, 10th April 2021 at 9:00 am Domhnall Gleeson can’t stop laughing at his brother’s jokes. Throughout our interview, the actor shrieks with laughter whenever Brian Gleeson delivers a dry quip (which is often). When I ask Domhnall how he’d feel if his Star Wars character General Hux was ever digitally de-aged in the distant future (as The Mandalorian opted to do with Mark Hamill), younger brother Brian interrupts: “I thought you meant only a few years younger; in which case, I’...

Its a peculiar set-up to be sure. And yet it is, in many ways, one that perfectly captures the physical, somewhat slapstick nature of the duos latest black comedy, Frank Of Ireland, which will air on Channel 4. Written by Peaky Blinders actor Brian Gleeson and his brother, Ex Machina and About Time star Domhnall Gleeson, alongside Your Bad Self creator Michael Moloney, Frank Of Ireland is a curious blend of physical comedy underpinned by delightfully dark humour. "It is a physical, slap...

Wednesday, 7th April 2021 at 4:38 pm Actors and real-life brothers Brian and Domhnall Gleeson have co-created a brand new Irish comedy series, in which they star as best friends. Advertisement In Frank Of Ireland, Brian Gleeson plays Frank, described as “a misanthropic fantasist in arrested development” – aka. a man-child of the first degree. Meanwhile his best friend, Doofus (Domhnall Gleeson), is a romantic and pushover who cleans up the mess left in Frank’s wake. Read on for everyth...

Ahead of the new season of Finding Joy, Michael Doherty caught up with actor, writer and soon to be mum-of-three, Amy Huberman. Follow Amy Huberman on social media (as more than 400,000 already do) and youll know that hers is an extremely busy household. Baby number three is on the way and a new season of her TV series, Finding Joy, begins on RTÉ this week. At the same time, hubby Brian has become the King of DIY and his culinary skills have also earned him the moniker BO’D the Baker�...

Thing that you would suggest to anybody, not per se a get out of jail card but it is the one judy smith secret that never fails you. >> truth. >> tell the truth. >> mom was right! >> thats exactly right. she used to scare you and say you better tell the truth where youve been because ill know. thats the truth. >> so many times, for instance, people in washington d.c. and the capital is behind you, they tried to squash the truth and they tried to massage the truth. we were talking earlier about a...