Domhnall Gleeson
Born | May 12, 1983 |
Hometown | Dublin, Ireland |
Net worth | $7 million |
Height | 6'1" (1.85m) |
Parents | Brendan Gleeson |
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AWARDS
Year | Associations | Category | Work | Result |
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2023 | Golden Globe | Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Limited Series, Anthology Series or Motion Picture Made | The Patient | Nominated |
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The Patient review: Disney Plus drama takes its killer premise to interesting places
4/5 Domhnall Gleeson plays a serial killer who kidnaps his shrink in this artful 10-part series
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‘It was a car crash. It was a mess’: Domhnall Gleeson calls out Stephen Colbert for mispronouncing his name
Gleeson is currently promoting his and Steve Carell’s series ‘The Patient’
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The Patient review – Steve Carell offers killer therapy in intriguing series
Carell faces off against a conflicted serial killer, played by Domhnall Gleeson, in a hit-and-miss drama that tries to combine a suspense thriller and a character study
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Ex Machina: when you see this sci-fi thriller, you’ll never stop thinking about it
Ex Machina: when you see this sci-fi thriller, you’ll never stop thinking about it. Ahead of Alex Garland’s new film, Men, revisit his directorial debut. It asks the biggest question of all: what does it mean to be alive?
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Edinburgh Festival 2021: The 10 best shows at this year’s scaled-down comeback
A triumphant return for the festival saw punters immersed in grief, jazz-rock freakouts and feminist anger, writes David Pollock
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Edinburgh theatre round-up: Medicine; Doppler; Screen 9; Burnt Out – review
Edinburgh theatre round-up: Medicine; Doppler; Screen 9; Burnt Out – review. Traverse 1, Edinburgh; Newhailes House and Gardens, Musselburgh; Pleasance; Assembly Roxy, EdinburghDomhnall Gleeson is outstanding in Enda Walsh’s revelatory new play about attitudes to mental health. And an off-grid satire feels all too real
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Medicine review – Domhnall Gleeson despairs in absurdist institutional limbo
Medicine review – Domhnall Gleeson despairs in absurdist institutional limboTraverse theatre, EdinburghThe Edinburgh festival’s theatre programme begins with Enda Walsh’s flamboyant and funny new play about a man receiving an inappropriate form of drama therapy in a psychiatric hospital Resigned to a life in pyjamas … Domhnall Gleeson in Enda Walsh’s Medicine at the Traverse, Edinburgh. Photograph: Jessica Shurte
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Medicine, review: Domhnall Gleeson on soul-shuddering form at the Edinburgh International Festival
Following the grim hiatus of 2020, the Edinburgh International Festival is making a careful and tentative return to stages across the city. In terms of the considerably truncated theatre offering, this means that the flagship play, Medicine, by the acclaimed Irish dramatist Enda Walsh, is being presented (as per Scottish Government protocols) to much reduced, physically distanced, mask-wearing audiences at the Traverse Theatre.
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Game of Thrones star's new show shuts down filming due to investigation on set
It's unknown how long the pause will last for.
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20 best things to see at the Fringe and Edinburgh International Festival 2021 – from comedy to opera
The world’s largest arts festival has, understandably, returned on a much smaller scale after a year of lockdown. But there’s still plenty to see in Edinburgh this August.
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