Clare Dunne's Amanda Kinsella has taken the world on her shoulders after her son's death.
She's tried alternatively to get vengeance and seek retribution for those responsible while also protecting the family and their business interests.
Kin Season 1 Episode 6 will find Amanda confronting Frank (Aidan Gillen), the head of the Kinsella family.
She has the hope he will turn in Eric (Sam Keely), freeing the family from some of their more precarious binds.
The family is in a death grip with Ciarán Hinds's Eamon, and he's not playing around.
If something doesn't give, there will be a huge price to pay, as Amanda sees it.
In this exclusive clip, Amanda tries to get Frank on board with the prospect of turning Eric into the authorities.
It was always going to be a hard sell for Frank to give up Eric.
Amanda goes for it anyway, facing off against Frank,...
She's tried alternatively to get vengeance and seek retribution for those responsible while also protecting the family and their business interests.
Kin Season 1 Episode 6 will find Amanda confronting Frank (Aidan Gillen), the head of the Kinsella family.
She has the hope he will turn in Eric (Sam Keely), freeing the family from some of their more precarious binds.
The family is in a death grip with Ciarán Hinds's Eamon, and he's not playing around.
If something doesn't give, there will be a huge price to pay, as Amanda sees it.
In this exclusive clip, Amanda tries to get Frank on board with the prospect of turning Eric into the authorities.
It was always going to be a hard sell for Frank to give up Eric.
Amanda goes for it anyway, facing off against Frank,...
- 10/13/2021
- by Carissa Pavlica
- TVfanatic
Dennis Quaid has entered the tiger’s den and will join Peacock’s Joe Exotic (working title) as Rick Kirkham.
The limited series, based on the Wondery podcast, the Emmy-nominated actor will take on Joe’s reality show producer. He will appear opposite Tony Award winner John Cameron Mitchell who is set to star as Joe “Exotic” Schreibvogel, as previously announced. Other cast members announced to this point include Emmy winner Kate McKinnon, who plays Carole Baskin, Brian Van Holt, who plays John Reinke, Nat Wolff, who is set to portray yet another of Joe’s husbands, Travis Maldonado, and Sam Keely who will play John Finlay.
The series picks up with big cat enthusiast Carole Baskin, as she learns that fellow exotic animal lover Joe “Exotic” Schreibvogel is breeding and using his big cats for profit. She sets out to shut down his venture, inciting a quickly escalating rivalry.
The limited series, based on the Wondery podcast, the Emmy-nominated actor will take on Joe’s reality show producer. He will appear opposite Tony Award winner John Cameron Mitchell who is set to star as Joe “Exotic” Schreibvogel, as previously announced. Other cast members announced to this point include Emmy winner Kate McKinnon, who plays Carole Baskin, Brian Van Holt, who plays John Reinke, Nat Wolff, who is set to portray yet another of Joe’s husbands, Travis Maldonado, and Sam Keely who will play John Finlay.
The series picks up with big cat enthusiast Carole Baskin, as she learns that fellow exotic animal lover Joe “Exotic” Schreibvogel is breeding and using his big cats for profit. She sets out to shut down his venture, inciting a quickly escalating rivalry.
- 6/3/2021
- by Alexandra Del Rosario
- Deadline Film + TV
Stars: Sam Keely, Ellen Page, Tom Vaughan-Lawlor, Paula Malcomson, Stuart Graham, Oscar Nolan, David Herlihy, Peter Campion, Hilda Fay, Lesley Conroy, Natalia Kosfrzewa, Barry McGovern | Written and Directed by David Freyne
The brainchild of Irish writer-director David Freyne, this powerful and provocative post-zombie flick offers a fresh take on the genre, making it a must-see for genre fans.
Based on Freyne’s related 2014 short The First Wave, The Cured opens in Dublin, in the aftermath of a zombie apocalypse, where a scientist (Paula Malcomson) has found an antidote that has cured 75% of the infected. The remaining 25% have been locked away while the scientist refines the formula, while the former infectees – known as the cured – have attempted to return to their former lives, only to be met with anger and suspicion.
Sam Keely plays Senan, one of the cured, who’s let out of a government containment facility and goes to...
The brainchild of Irish writer-director David Freyne, this powerful and provocative post-zombie flick offers a fresh take on the genre, making it a must-see for genre fans.
Based on Freyne’s related 2014 short The First Wave, The Cured opens in Dublin, in the aftermath of a zombie apocalypse, where a scientist (Paula Malcomson) has found an antidote that has cured 75% of the infected. The remaining 25% have been locked away while the scientist refines the formula, while the former infectees – known as the cured – have attempted to return to their former lives, only to be met with anger and suspicion.
Sam Keely plays Senan, one of the cured, who’s let out of a government containment facility and goes to...
- 3/19/2018
- by Matthew Turner
- Nerdly
February has been a busy month, as there have been a ton of indie genre offerings coming out each and every week, and I had a chance to check out a trio of recent titles: The Cured from Irish filmmaker David Freyne, the quirky romance/body horror hybrid Are We Not Cats, and Derek Nguyen’s gothic romance, The Housemaid.
The Cured: Right from the start, it is evident that writer/director David Freyne wasn’t looking to make a typical zombie movie, as The Cured begins its story at a juncture where most filmmakers never venture: a deadly zombie outbreak has been curbed after a cure has been discovered, and those no longer afflicted by the disease are able to rejoin the general population. Of course, this causes a myriad of problems, as society doesn’t exactly welcome the former flesh eaters back with open arms, causing a deep...
The Cured: Right from the start, it is evident that writer/director David Freyne wasn’t looking to make a typical zombie movie, as The Cured begins its story at a juncture where most filmmakers never venture: a deadly zombie outbreak has been curbed after a cure has been discovered, and those no longer afflicted by the disease are able to rejoin the general population. Of course, this causes a myriad of problems, as society doesn’t exactly welcome the former flesh eaters back with open arms, causing a deep...
- 2/24/2018
- by Heather Wixson
- DailyDead
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