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recent appearance on “The Graham Norton Show.”The “Gladiator II” star appeared on Ireland’s “The Late Late Show” on Friday night, where he was asked whether he’d been surprised by his “Foe” co-star’s now-viral remark.“No, I don’t think we were surprised because, as you said, you’re on a talk show like this and you’re kind of just talking,” Mescal, 28, explained.“But I’m not surprised that the message received as much attention that it got because it’s massively important.”Mescal was being interviewed by Norton alongside Eddie Redmayne, Denzel Washington and Ronan on October 25, when the conversation turned to the plot of Redmayne’s latest film, where he plays an assassin who uses his phone as a weapon.Mescal and Norton began joking about the concept, with the “Normal People” actor asking: “Who is actually going to think about that? If someone actually attacked me, I’m not going to go, ‘phone!’”While the rest of the panel laughed, Ronan interjected bluntly: “That’s what girls have to think about all the time.”The remark abruptly ended the banter, and the actress was praised by many online for delivering such a brutal truth.“I’m sure you’ve had Saoirse on the show,” Mescal told “Late Late Show” host Patrick Kielty on Friday.“And she’s quite often, if more often than not, the most intelligent person in the room.”The “Graham Norton Show” moment was no exception, according to Mescal, who said Ronan was “spot on” and “hit the nail on the head.”The “Little Women” actress opened up about the moment herself last month in a Virgin Radio UK interview last month, admitting it wasn’t planned.“It’s definitely not something that I had expected, and I didn’t necessarily set out to sort of make a splash,” she said on “The Ryan Tubridy

Paul Mescal has praised Saoirse Ronan for being “spot on” when speaking about women’s safety in a viral clip from The Graham Norton Show. Last month, Mescal and Ronan appeared on the chat show alongside Denzel Washington and Eddie Redmayne, who appeared to promote the upcoming miniseries The Day Of The Jackal.Redmayne stars in it as The Jackal, a shadowy assassin-for-hire who’s also being chased by British intelligence.

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The cast of BBC soap Doctors are feeling a mix of "sorrow and joy" as they bid farewell to the beloved show with its final episode, after an impressive run spanning over two decades.The BBC announced last year that the series, which first graced our screens in 2000, would end for good this year. Set in a bustling Midlands GP practice, the show has been featured stars like Emilia Clarke, Alison Hammond, Ruthie Henshall, Joe Pasquale, Eddie Redmayne, and Sheridan Smith.

Aramide Tinubu The story of “The Day of the Jackal” was first unveiled in Frederick Forsyth’s 1971 novel, which follows a mysterious assassin; Fred Zinnemann then adapted it for the big screen in his 1973 film. Now, “Top Boy” creator Ronan Bennett has put his spin on the thriller as a 10-part Peacock series (airing on Sky in the U.K.) starring Eddie Redmayne and Lashana Lynch. With the 86-year-old Forsyth working as a consulting producer, Bennett has created a dynamic drama that’s a cat-and-mouse game between an impeccable chameleon and the law enforcement agent determined to stop him.

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Celeste has shared a new single called ‘This Is Who I Am’ – you can listen to it below.The theatrical and stirring track serves as the title theme to the new Sky series The Day Of The Jackal, which is also released today (November 7).Eddie Redmayne (who portrays The Jackal) and his co-star Lashana Lynch (Bianca) selected for the song for the opening credits to the adaptation of Frederick Forsyth’s 1971 novel.“This song has existed for a long time, and it felt almost unjust that circumstances didn’t allow it to come out four years ago,” explained Celeste.“Now, with everything aligning, this moment serves as a powerful acknowledgement of something that, back then, felt unresolved.”Produced by Beach Noise (Kendrick Lamar), ‘This Is Who I Am’ follows on from the BRIT-winning and Mercury-nominated artist’s 2022 single ‘To Love A Man’.The track arrives as Celeste “prepares to tell the next chapter of her story”, according to a press release.“‘This Is Who I Am’ is less a reintroduction to Celeste’s music and more an act of self-actualisation, a complete creative distillation of her craft that sees her step with purpose into her new era,” it adds.“Only you can tell them that this is who I am,” she sings over a cinematic and orchestral arrangement in the chorus.

It was only when the team at Carnival Films decided they would fast forward The Day of the Jackal to the present day that things started getting interesting.

Eddie Redmayne and Lashana Lynch, who is pregnant with her first child, are hitting the red carpet in Germany!

BBC's esteemed medical drama Doctors is set to say its final goodbyes this month with the final episode airing on Thursday November 14.

Saoirse Ronan has said she doesn’t feel safe going to watch films at cinemas in the US because of gun violence.The four-time Oscar nominee told Variety for their Awards Circuit Podcast that she finds it “horrifying” that she’s scared to go to the cinema because of gun violence. In the US, there have been several shootings at cinemas including at screenings of The Dark Knight Rises in 2012 and Trainwreck in 2015.Ronan explained: “There are people I’m close to who don’t feel safe and can’t go to New York anymore because they’re just randomly getting attacked in the street for TikTok content.“I don’t feel safe going to the cinema because I’m not sure if someone’s going to pull a gun out.

Saoirse Ronan has opened up about her private chats with "dear friend" Paul Mescal regarding women's safety, following her powerful comments on The Graham Norton Show that sent social media into a frenzy.The acclaimed actress received praise after discussing gender-based violence while sharing the couch with an all-male lineup including Paul, Denzel Washington, and Eddie Redmayne. And chatting with Ryan Tubridy on Virgin Radio UK following the moment, Saoirse revealed her close bond with Paul, saying: "Paul being one of my very dear friends, I've had conversations like that with him before and he completely gets that and completely understands that." She reflected on the impact of her words, noting: "But I think the fact that there was a moment like that that happened on a show like Graham Norton, which is something that the entire nation channels and to watch and even overseas, it's something that people tune into, it seems to have had an accessibility which seems to have really gained traction, which I think is amazing." Saoirse highlighted the importance of the discussion, adding: "It's opening a conversation and again, hopefully it's allowing more and more women to just be like, well, yeah, actually, let's talk about our experience." The conversation she referred to involved Eddie discussing his training for 'The Day of the Jackal', where he learned to use a phone in self-defence.

The Graham Norton Show that went viral.In an interview with Virgin Radio UK, Ronan – in conversation with host Ryan Tubridy to promote her new film Blitz – reflected on her Graham Norton appearance.On the variety show, Ronan was joined by Gladiator II stars Denzel Washington and Paul Mescal, along with Eddie Redmayne, who appeared to promote the upcoming miniseries The Day Of The Jackal.Redmayne stars in it as The Jackal, a shadowy assassin-for-hire who’s also being chased by British intelligence. The actor discusses the intensive training required for the role – he notes that he learned about using a phone as a self-defense weapon in case of danger.Mescal picks up on it – but jokes about the silliness of using a phone in such a situation, to which Norton joins in.

appeared on the British comedy talk show and responded to a conversation about safety that silenced male actors Denzel Washington, Paul Mescal and Eddie Redmayne.After the men joked about how using a phone to fend off an attack is useless, Ronan spoke up and said, “That’s what girls have to think about all the time.”As the men went quiet, Ronan added, “Am I right, ladies?” The audience then cheered for the actress. Ronan’s comment went viral on social media and she was praised for speaking up about the topic of violence against women.

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Zack Sharf Digital News Director Jude Law loved his time playing a young Dumbledore in two “Fantastic Beasts” movies, but he told Variety as part of a new cover story that his time as the iconic “Harry Potter” wizard is most likely over as Warner Bros. turns its attention toward a television series based on J.K. Rowling’s original seven novels.

Eddie Redmayne says the audience has most likely seen the last of Newt Scamander, the character he played in the Fantastic Beasts film series.

's mic-drop moment on The Graham Norton Show feels like “W” for women everywhere, which is probably why the clip has with more than 55 million views.Here's what happened: Ronan appeared on the British talk show alongside Paul Mescal, Eddie Redmayne, and Denzel Washington on Friday, October 25, making her the sole woman on the stage. While Redmayne was discussing his latest project, The Day of the Jackal, in which he plays an assassin, he explains to the panel that he had been working with a self-defense specialist who taught him to use a smart phone as a weapon.In a clip cut by a user called Scarlett, Mescal pokes fun at the suggestion.

A candid moment from The Graham Norton Show has been making waves online after Saoirse Ronan's sobering comment left the male guests speechless. Host Graham recently welcomed stars such as Paul Mescal, Denzel Washington, Saoirse and Eddie Redmayne to his renowned couch for the latest episode of the chat show.