You can be a bit braver, bit bolder, bit darker, whatever. I definitely want to keep working on British shows for sure. Well, I knew of The Walking Dead. But I knew Andy [Andrew] Lincoln a little bit — we used to play golf together. Are there any updates on it? No, no updates. I think one of the writers got hijacked about it as well.
Who knows. I just sort of like floating these things around for a laugh. FB house promo. Among them were Kipling and O'Leary. Rudyard Kipling would later write a poem to honor his son—and all the others lost in the war. It was called My Boy Jack.
Based on a true story from the era of The Troubles in Ireland , the first half of the Irish drama film Five Minutes of Heaven recreates the events that led to a real-life murder in Back then, Alastair Little was 17 years old, and had been a member of the loyalist paramilitary Ulster Volunteer Force for three years.
When orders were given to target Catholics in a series of bloody reprisals, Little murders year-old Jim Griffin in their town of Lurgan, Northern Ireland.
Griffin's 8-year-old brother Joe is forced to watch helplessly as Jim is killed in cold blood. Their mother later blames Joe for not saving his brother somehow. The second half of the film focuses on the present-day, where reconciliation efforts are being made around the nation.
The meeting is to take place while live cameras are rolling for the news, but Griffin decides that he'd rather stab Little in the back than shake his hand. Joe's friend Michael Dormer tries to talk him out of his plan, but Joe is determined to get his revenge. When Venn is asked to help track down the truth about a missing witness, he finds himself well over his head in a deep conspiracy that may have ties to his own dark past—and enlists the help of former client Frank Hanna Dormer , a resourceful ex-con who acts as his investigative assistant.
Like his boss, Hanna is out of his depth and finds himself in more than one sticky situation along the way. Whatever Venn is paying him, it's definitely not enough. Dormer played venture capitalist Lewis Conroy, who's present during a murder committed by his business partner, Jack Turner. Conroy later attempts to track down the woman lead character Sam Hunter who witnessed their crime, in order to find out exactly how much she knows.
Hooley played by Dormer founded the "Good Vibrations" record store, which later became a record label responsible for the introduction of several Northern Irish bands in the emerging British punk music scene of the '70s. Set during the height of the violent "Troubles," Good Vibrations finds Hooley opening his Belfast shop on "the most bombed half-mile in Europe," initially focusing on Jamaican reggae music in an effort to bring some love and harmony to the strife-filled town.
After hearing some up-and-coming underground punk bands, Hooley embraces the new art form, inspiring him to start his own record label. In , Dormer starred in another film about the Troubles when he appeared in the historical thriller ' When a unit of the British Army is deployed to Belfast, they find themselves stationed in a dangerous neighborhood with Catholics on one side and Protestants on the other. Adding the volatile situation, they're tasked with helping the controversial Royal Ulster Constabulary police force check houses for firearms and other weapons—causing the multiple factions within the neighborhood to turn violently against them.
When the unit is forced to withdraw from the area, one soldier played by Jack O'Connell is accidentally left behind.
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