News about Gabriel Byrne

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Ana de Armas is honoring the birthday of one of her four-legged family members. The actress took to Instagram on Wednesday and posted a series of snaps of the party held in honor of her beloved little white furry pooch on the set of her new film Ballerina. In the first picture showing her dog a rub on his tiny chest as he stood on a table next to his birthday cake with '16' candles on top of it, part of it can be seen. The proud doggie mom also had 'Sweet 16 Elvis' written in white on top of the sweet treat, resembling two-tone brown icing and dark chocolate on the top. 'I love you beyond words,' she captioned the image, 'Happy birthday Elvis, my sweet boy.'

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Paul Geoffrey, the film and television actor who appeared in Excalibur and had a brief appearance in Better Call Saul, has died. According to an obituary that ran in the Santa Fe New Mexican, the actor was 68 at the time of his death on June 3 from cancer. Geoffrey appeared in a number of film and television series throughout the 1980s before being completely out of place in the 2000s.

On Tuesday, one of Hollywood's most popular actors sported a brand new appearance in County Antrim, Northern Ireland, where he filmed scenes for his latest film Four Letters Of Love. The film, based on Niall Williams' best-selling book, is currently filming in Ballycastle, drawing large crowds of locals as the actors arrived to work. Helena Bonham Carter and Gabriel Byrne, as well as Normal People's Fionn O'Shea, who will play Nicholas, will appear in the series.

The Boy, The Mole, Artist and Writer Charlie Mackesy's international bestseller The Fox And The Horse has sold more than two million copies in the United Kingdom alone. Soldiers in hospitals and veterans of PTSD are able to read the book. It has now been turned into an animated film airing on BBC1 on Christmas Eve

Walking with Ghosts, Gabriel Byrne's Broadway performance, will come to a close early in the event of poor box office returns. The news about Anne Clarke, Mara Isaacs, and Neal Street, according to Deadline, was announced on Wednesday. Walking with Ghosts began on October 27 and is expected to conclude on November 20; it had been planned to run until December 30.

RICHARD E. GRANT: I read the oncology paper that's just landed on the doormat. To Joan, left is Richard with wife Joan), but I have promised that she will never read it. A week ago, the nuclear bombshell diagnosis/prognosis was verbally delivered, in black and white. The hospital has decided to perform radiation therapy. In three days, the brain tumours will be identified. Joan's hair will all fall out a week later, and there will be brain swelling and potential incoherence, which we will combat by increasing her steroid doses. This will be followed by chemo or immunotherapy. Wanda Cui, an oncologist, receives a call from an astonishing world. "The FDA-approved tepotinib wonder drug has been given on compassionate grounds, with 100% free.' You're only supposed to take two pills a day.' It's a new drug that only works for a specific type of lung cancer. It's remarkable to find this end-of-week hope-filled news. Joan will no longer have to suffer chemotherapy. She won't lose her hair. It's like winning by a lottery. Top right is Charles's first meeting Richard in 2001, and bottom right is Richard and his daughter Oilly and Joan with Oilly.