Jim Carroll

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• November 30, 2012, 07:51

The Hunt: Mads Mikkelsen on playing a kindergarten teacher wrongly accused of sexual abuse in Dogme director Thomas Vinterberg’s The Hunt. Other Voices: Tony Clayton-Lea previes what’s ahead this weekend in Dingle, Co Kerry plus Q&A with the Kingdom-bound Staves …

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• November 23, 2012, 08:23

Madness: Suggs on 36 years of pop hits. Plus what happened to the rest of the ska/TwoTwo gang? Ray Winstone: From Scum to Nil by Mouth to Sexy Beast and now Ashes, Ray Winstone talks about his on-screen career as …

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• November 16, 2012, 08:30

The Master: Joaquin Phoenix on playing dangerous, intense and troubled characters like Johnny Cash in Walk the Line, the ruthless emperor’s son Commodus in Gladiator, and now a violent, wayward World War II veteran, Freddie Quell, in Paul Thomas Anderson’s …

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• November 9, 2012, 08:12

Anthrax: it’s the metal takeover. Ahead of the band’s Irish shows, Scott Ian tells Tara Street metalhead Ronan McCreevy that “there are so many people on this planet who love this music.” Plus why November is metal month. Geoff Barrow: …

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• November 2, 2012, 07:42

Rust & Bone: Marion Cotillard on her role as a star-crossed tragedy-stricken killer whale trainer in the new feature from director Jacques Audiard The Wedding Present: David Gedge on why the road goes on forever, Lee Fields: …talks soul. Alps: …

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• October 26, 2012, 07:45

Skyfall: Donald Clarke goes on The Ticket’s secret service to Pinewood Studios, home of Mr James Bond, and hears from Daniel Craig, Judi Dench and Barbara Broccoli about the new British secret agent’s latest run-out, as directed by Sam Mendes. …

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• October 19, 2012, 07:45

Frankenweenie: when Tim Burton originally pitched his Frankenstein-meets-pet film at Disney he was told it was too scary for kids, but 28 years later the animation is set to be a monster box office hit. Annie Mac: the Irish rep …

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• October 12, 2012, 08:13

Stitches: Geordie comedian Ross Noble talks about playing a zombie clown with a taste for making “balloon” animals from his victim’s innards in Irish comedy horror flick Stitches. Bat For Lashes: how Natasha Khan spent a three year gap between …