Laura Delaney

Multimedia Journalist

Ross Stewart: "Tommy Tiernan was perfect as Sean Óg and we had him in mind as the 'wild Irish man' from early on."

Tiernan top of the pack in Oscar-tipped Irish animation

The directors behind the Oscar-tipped Irish animation Wolfwalkers have lavished praise on funnyman Tommy Tiernan for his role in the beautifully crafted adventure, telling RTÉ Entertainment that he was top of the pack to play "the wild Irish man".

Movies • 10 Dec 20

Saint Maud will leave you bathing in holy water

Rose Glass' ambiguous masterpiece will leave you stocking up on rosary beads and bathing in Holy water

Movies • 01 Dec 20

Kajillionaire is a poetically rich gem that is sure to alienate some viewers, while proving its worth to others

Cha-Ching! Kajillionaire is a poetically rich gem

Back with her third feature film after a nine-year break from directing, Miranda July's beautifully off-kilter and fantastically ambitious offering doesn't always make cents but it won't lose your interest.

Movies • 05 Dec 20

Claudia Carroll: "It just makes me proud beyond words to be a part of it."

Carroll 'proud beyond words to be a part of Fair City'

Claudia Carroll has said she is beyond proud to be back in Carrigstown for a limited time and admits she "nearly cried" when she heard the Fair City theme tune returning to TV after filming was shut down for a few months due to Covid-19.

Television • 07 Oct 20

They're back! The Croods are returning to the big screen for their biggest adventure yet

Watch! New Croods 2 trailer 'better' than ever

To celebrate the official release of the highly-anticipated The Croods 2 movie, director Joel Crawford and producer Mark Swift chatted to RTÉ Entertainment about working through a global pandemic, the impressive new voice cast, and the new family in town.

Movies • 21 Sep 20

Shaggy and Scooby face their biggest threat yet...a barking mad script!

Zoinks! Scoob! fur-gets its old school charm

The Mystery Inc. gang and their beloved talking Great Dane are given the CGI treatment in a reboot of Hanna-Barbera's classic cartoon that's more ruff than fetch.

Movies Review • 14 Jul 20

Hermione Corfield steals the show as leading lady Siobhán

Sea Fever director hopes movie floats your boat

Sea Fever writer-director Neasa Hardiman has told RTÉ Entertainment that she hopes her film, which is released digitally on Friday, April 24, continues to make waves around the world.

Movies • 10 Dec 20

Marjane Satrapi: "I think what makes Radioactive more interesting is that it goes beyond the great adventure of Marie Curie."

Radioactive 'goes beyond Marie Curie's great adventure'

Director Marjane Satrapi has said she wanted her biopic about Marie Curie to "go beyond the great adventure" of the late two-time Nobel Prize winner.

Movies • 20 May 20

Oliver Jackson-Cohen: The Invisible Man is no longer this supernatural monster, he's made him a real life human being and I think that is inherently really more terrifying."

Cohen: Abuse plot 'most terrifying' part of new horror

Oliver Jackson-Cohen told RTÉ Entertainment how the domestic abuse storyline in director Leigh Whannell's new sci-fi thriller is "inherently really more terrifying" than the "iconic" 1933 version of The Invisible Man.

the invisible man • 03 Mar 20

From its opening frames, the film digs it's claws in and doesn't let go

The Invisible Man needs to be seen to be believed

Writer/director Leigh Whannell's (Saw, Insidious), cleverly produced reimagining of HG Wells's sci-fi novel, along with the original 1933 big screen classic, is a painfully relevant and unsettling mind-bender that deserves your presence.

Movie Review • 06 Mar 20