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Donald Clarke
Film correspondent and general blowhard for The Irish Times. Bias so-called critic.
Billy Wilder and @jonathancoe between the same covers. I could scarcely be more excited.
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I don’t know exactly what I’m saying by juxtaposing these two images, but I think it’s worth doing anyway. (Metal Box is my 11th favourite album.)
Oh come on, Barry. You deserve the lolly, but I honestly think you have better things to do with your time and talent.
Thatcher-acting is now almost as much a thing as Churchill-acting. Blue suit. Hairspray helmet. Funny voice.
Wallace really need to get Trump to shut up when Biden is talking. #Debates2020
Can you imagine how much a Harris or a Warren would invigorate this? #Debates2020
Biden is terrible at this, but he’s never been great at debates anyway. He just needs to retain a degree of dignity for the next hour to stay afloat. #Debates2020
I’m afraid to say Trump is doing well at being Trump. And that’s how he won the last time. #Debates2020
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First image of Brendan Gleeson as Donald Trump. Eerie how the profile is so recognisable as *both* of them.
I wrote a column suggesting it’s polite to call people what they want to be called. Using, for instance, “they” for non-binary folk who desire to be so identified. It’s already got ugly.
The front page of tomorrow’s Irish Times. A rare honour indeed.
"I also feel conflicted because so many of my fellow actors that are deserving don't have that same privilege. I think we send a very clear message to people of colour that you're not welcome here.” Wow! Joaquin Phoenix ain't holding back at #BAFTA2020
Harry Dean Stanton has died at 91. Served as a cook during the Battle of Okinawa. Great man.
In case you were wondering, double whammy there from the Guardian. Hardly worth mentioning anymore.
My neighbour is photographing all of us in front of our houses during the Emergency. A lovely idea.
I'm going with: mainstream French comedy that made more money than Black Panther in its home territories while utterly baffling Anglophone audiences.
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