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Jason Barry talks Love/Hate
Titanic star Jason Barry has spoken to RTÉ Ten about his role in the forthcoming third season of gritty crime drama Love/Hate.
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The Banner Man
John Byrne meets Avengers Assemble star Mark Ruffalo to talk about Marvel comics, movie-making and money.
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For Your Eyes Only
Michael Doherty is granted an exclusive sneak peek at the new Bond film, Skyfall, currently being shot in Istanbul.
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Close encounter
Michael Doherty catches up with Glenn Close, the actress whose dream role finally reaches the big screen this week.
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Nikolaj Coster-Waldau
As Jaime Lannister in Game of Thrones, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau has brought a great literary villain to TV life. Now he's oozing more black charisma in one of the most twist-filled movies of 2012. Harry Guerin talks to the 41-year-old Danish actor about Headhunters.
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Small screen satisfaction
Movie man Michael Doherty test-drives the newest iPad.
Movie News
Koechner 'shocked' by Anchorman 2
David Koechner has said that he is shocked that Anchorman 2 is going ahead.
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Cole takes on Cannes in red feathers
Cheryl Cole took on the Cannes red carpet in an unusual white evening gown embellished with a red feathered train.
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New Bond trailer is released
The new trailer for the upcoming James Bond movie Skyfall has been released, and you can watch it on RTÉ TEN.
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Chris O'Dowd film shown in Cannes
Irish actor, Chris O'Dowd has been praised for his role in The Sapphires, an Australian musical/drama/comedy, following the premiere of the movie at the Cannes Film Festival.
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Sarandon and Sturgess to co-star again
Susan Sarandon and Jim Sturgess are to co-star in comedy drama The Big Shoe.
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2 Days in New York
The humour is very much of the no-holds barred variety, with sex, drugs and smuggling sausages through US customs being the brand style.
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The Raid
A week on from watching this, and the adrenaline shakes are still coming.
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A Kiss for Jed
A movie with a really charming cast, but which is in too much of a hurry.
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All in Good Time
The family is Indian, but as Irish audiences will discover while watching this comedy-drama, the two nations have a lot more in common than just the green, white and orange of a tricolour.
Eschewing the mockumentary approach of Sacha Baron Cohen's previous movies, The Dictator adopts a more traditional comedy narrative but, as with Borat and Brüno, it's not about the plot but the moments.
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