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Tag Archives: Ciaran Hinds
A Voice in the Wilderness – Interview with Irish indie film producer/director Gerard Lough
Gerard Lough is an award winning writer / director from Ireland. He got his start when he directed a music video while doing an internship at an American advertising agency. Since then he has directed several music videos as well … Continue reading →
Posted in Bloggerview, Films, Interviews
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Tagged Amadeus, Andy Warhol, Blade Runner, Ciaran Hinds, Clive Barker, Depeche Mode, Deviant, E.T., Ghostbusters, Grard Lough, Gremlins, Hellraiser, James Cameron, Martin L. Gore, Memento, Michael Fassbender, Moby, MOTOR, Ninety Seconds, Point Break, Rachel Hates the Sun, Robocop, Sam Raimi, Stephen King, The Amazing Spider-Man, The Boogeyman, The Damnation Game, The Fly, The Player, The Stolen Wings, Total Recall, We Need To Talk About Kevin
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John Carter – stillborn franchise?
A friend went to the gala premiere – if you can call it such in Dublin – on Thursday. I went to see it on Sunday, after three days of general release, in a large suburban cinema. I very nearly … Continue reading →
Posted in Films
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Tagged Andrew Stanton, Barsoom, Brian Blessed, Ciaran Hinds, Dominic West, Fozzy Bear, Friday Night Lights, John Carter, Lynn Collins, Taylor Kitsch, Willem Dafoe
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Bob Neilson 