Screentime with John Fardy

This week on Screentime with John Fardy, there’s a star-studded line-up from the worlds of film and television. Steve Buscemi and Marianna Di Girolamo join John to discuss Martin McDonagh’s highly anticipated new movie Wild Horse Nine, while Ambika Mod, Gabrielle Creevy and Ella Lily Hyland chat about the eagerly awaited second season of Netflix thriller Black Doves. Plus, former Glee star Chris Colfer and director Glenn McQuaid talk about their new gothic mystery, The Restoration at Grayson Manor.

This week on Screentime with John Fardy, legendary actress Kate Mulgrew joins John in studio to discuss her starring role in the new RTÉ drama The Galway Bay Murders and reflect on an extraordinary career that has taken her from Star Trek: Voyager to Orange Is the New Black. Plus, acclaimed filmmaker Sinéad O’Shea talks about her new documentary All About the Money, which explores the life and influence of controversial activist Fergie Chambers.

This week on Screentime with John Fardy, John chats with Alex Murphy, best known as Conor from The Young Offenders, about the brand-new season of CRÁ on TG4. Film critic Chris Wasser joins the show to review the latest cinema releases, including Clayface and Klara and the Sun. Plus, as always, John rounds up and reviews all the biggest new TV shows landing this week.

This week on Screen Time with John Fardy, John is joined by Eleanor Wilson and Alex Huston Fischer to discuss their new comedy fable Wicker. Film critic Brian Lloyd rounds up the latest cinema releases, including Street Fighter and Whalefall, while journalist Aoife Barry looks at the return of the acclaimed TV series Girls. Plus, all the latest news and reviews from the world of film and television.

On this week’s Screentime, John Fardy is joined by legendary actor Christopher Eccleston and Madeleine Madden to discuss their new comedy thriller Chasing Millions. Ken Doran reviews the latest cinema releases, including The Social Reckoning. Plus, Tom Dunne discusses the Disney+ release of Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger. All that and more from the world of film and TV.

This week on Screentime John Fardy chats with comedian, writer and director Chris Addison about the brand-new RTÉ comedy-thriller ‘Tall Tales and Murder’, as well as his role in 'The Thick of It' and much more.  Plus, Chris Wasser reviews Tom Cruise’s ‘Digger' and the powerful documentary 'Knife: The Attempted Murder of Salman Rushdie’.

This week on Screentime John Fardy talks to Liam Neeson about taking on his first producing role for the acclaimed new drama ‘The Lost Children of Tuam’. John also speaks to Monica Dolan who plays Catherine Corless in the film. Chris Wasser joins John to review the week’s new cinema releases. Plus, all the week’s new TV reviewed and dissected for your streaming pleasure.

This week on Screentime Sharon Horgan joins John Fardy to discuss her new HBO Max series Youth, following a 50-year-old divorcee navigating love, life, and unexpected twists. John also chats with co-stars Sharlene Whyte and Aran Murphy. There’s also reviews of the latest cinema releases with Brian Lloyd including the newest Resident Evil film. Plus, a round-up of all the must-watch TV and streaming highlights for the week.

This week on Screentime John Fardy talks to Saoirse Ronan about her new film 'Bad Apples' that opens next week and sees her play a teacher in a very tricky situation. John also talks to the film's director Jonatan Etzler. Plus, in a bumper week for new cinema releases, Brian Lloyd reviews 'Practical Magic 2' as well as the new Oasis doc along with 'Everybody Digs Bill Evans'.

This week on Screentime John Fardy talks to the one and only Hugh Jackman along with director Michael Sarnoski to discuss their dark and unique reimagining of a legendary outlaw in The Death of Robin Hood. As The Gentlemen returns for a second season on Netflix, John catches up with stars Ray Winstone, Vinnie Jones and Giancarlo Esposito to talk crime, chaos, and stepping into Guy Ritchie's stylish underworld. Plus, John chats with Denis Harvey the co-director of the wonderful new documentary 'Celtic Utopia' which looks at the punkish world of contemporary music and folk in Ireland.