Harry Potter star Michael Gambon, Irish actor and writer Emmet Kirwan and Nathan Carter's little brother, Jake, are all in the hot seat on this Friday's Late Late Show.
Younger viewers will know Gambon chiefly as Albus Dumbledore from the Harry Potter films but the (Dublin-born!) actor has played some of the stage and screen’s most iconic roles since first starting out in the early 60s.
Still working, he will soon take to the stage at The Gate Theatre in Dublin for a production of Beckett's Eh Joe.
On Friday night, he’ll be chatting about his extraordinary career alongside Michael Colgan, who is preparing to bring the curtain down on more than three decades as The Gate’s artistic director.
Also joining Tubridy is actor and writer Emmet Kirwan whose spoken world film Heartbreak about a young single mother went viral earlier this year.
The piece, which has clocked up more than one million views online since it was posted back in January, will feature in the revival of THISISPOPBABY'S show RIOT which returns to Dublin later this summer after its hugely successful run at Dublin's Fringe Festival back in September.
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The Tallaght born performer recently told RTÉ Entertainment that he was completely "overwhelmed" by the response to the film.
Kirwan, who until recently was best known to TV audiences for his role in the RTÉ comedy series Sarah & Steve, will be chatting about how his latest work has struck a chord and where he thinks Ireland is at right now.
Nathan Carter has been dominating the Irish country scene since Wagon Wheel stormed the charts but there's some possible competition lurking on the horizon very close to home.
Calm down ladies because there's another member of the Carter clan! His younger brother Jake will make his television debut on this Friday's Show so breakout the cowboy hats in anticipation.
The Late Late Show, RTÉ One, Friday at 9.35pm
