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Ciaran Hinds was the guest of honour at an event over the weekend put on by Queen's Film Theatre in Belfast. "December Bride" was screened and afterwards there was a Q&A. The event was recorded for BBC Radio Ulster and will be broadcast at a later date. Photos are up at http://www.ciaranhinds.com http://www.bbc.co.uk/northernireland/radioulster/a rtsextra/ http://www.queensfilmtheatre....

Seriously Hollywood, get your act together and cast this guy in leading roles. Instead he gets tiny roles like in There Will Be Blood, or his blink-and-you'll-miss-it role as the priest from In Bruges. I can't wait to see what this guy can do when he's given some bigger material, because if his Julius Caesar is any indication, he can more than handle it.

When I heard or read I should say that Ciaran Hinds was going to be in a movie called "Above Suspicion" and that it is based on a book; well lets just say I did something I do not normally do; I got the book and read it so I could know what I was going to see in the movie (If we ever get it here in the good ol' U.S.A.) and compare it to the book. Also I don't normally read mystry ...

He's definitely the best Julius Caesar in film/television history. No one else has even come close to capturing the authority, charisma, and tone of the real Caesar from the historical records. Too damn bad they rushed Rome. I think they could've done a few seasons before getting to the assassination of Caesar. The show loses probably its best character. Yeah yeah, I know, next ...

I just ordered these three C.H. movies: "The Man who Cried" "The Affair" "Thursday the 12th" Has anyone seen these? And if so could you tell me what you thought of them?

Coming from an American, Ciaran has never been so attractive as he is now! And I am 37 by the way. I Love him in everything he does and ALWAYS will no matter how old he get's. He is handsome, sexy and HOT!.............

http://www.iftn.ie/?act1=record&only=1&aid=73&rid= 4281502& amp;tpl=archnews http://www.queensfilmtheatre.com/ On Saturday 4th October, QFT and the Irish Film and Television Academy (IFTA) will present an ‘In Conversation with Ciarán Hinds’. Belfast native Hinds, has starred in a string of international hits including ‘There Will Be Blood’, ‘In Bruges’ and ‘Miss Pettigrew Lives ...

I was recently in Philadelphia and while I was there; in one of the parks they had a statue that was a tribute to the Irish immigration to our country... Beautiful statue....got pictures of part of it... It was quite big. The "plaque" on the statue reads (this is only part of it) : The Irish Memorial Leacht Cuimhneachain na NGael I have no Idea what that means. there was ...

Next Ciarán Hinds' project will be "the Eclipse", written by Conor McPherson. Shooting will begin in september. Extras are needed. See there: http://thestubonline.com/2008/08/18/auditions-for- feature-film-eclipse-in-cork/

For me it was as the framed "villain" in THE WEIGHT OF WATER ~ fantastic! Light is the Shadow of the Lord ~ sundial

Ciaran Hinds was the guest of honour at an event over the weekend put on by Queen's Film Theatre in Belfast. "December Bride" was screened and afterwards there was a Q&A. The event was recorded for BBC Radio Ulster and will be broadcast at a later date. Photos are up at http://www.ciaranhinds.com http://www.bbc.co.uk/northernireland/radioulster/a rtsextra/ http://www.queensfilmtheatre....

Seriously Hollywood, get your act together and cast this guy in leading roles. Instead he gets tiny roles like in There Will Be Blood, or his blink-and-you'll-miss-it role as the priest from In Bruges. I can't wait to see what this guy can do when he's given some bigger material, because if his Julius Caesar is any indication, he can more than handle it.

When I heard or read I should say that Ciaran Hinds was going to be in a movie called "Above Suspicion" and that it is based on a book; well lets just say I did something I do not normally do; I got the book and read it so I could know what I was going to see in the movie (If we ever get it here in the good ol' U.S.A.) and compare it to the book. Also I don't normally read mystry ...