Paul Mescal

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"most unique" is a phrase that, by definition, doesn't make sense.

I've tried watching interviews on Small Things Like These before, but often ended up turning them off because the interviewers were so off-putting. I didn’t have high expectations for this one either, but I was pleasantly surprised! You are smart, engaging, respectful, and clearly knowledgeable. I hadn’t seen your work before, but I was happy to spend half an hour on this interview and came away really impressed.

Not much advertising in the US. Go see it this week! We need to support meaningful cinema!

OMG..! I thought it was just me..!😆. I cry over every little emotional thing I see..😭

I'm not surprised that this film is brilliant. Cillian presents a master class in acting from within. A joy to watch yet profoundly affecting.

Beautyful interview ❤❤cill i love you you look beautyful

The film was amazing and so true to Claire's beautiful book. I really enjoyed this interview, so sensitive and insightful

What an incredible interwiev,loved this🫡

Saw the film last night, seeing it again tonight. Absolutely phenomenal film. The acting was incredible by all, but especially by Hugh. As a recently deconverted atheist, this film was a breath of fresh air and left a lot to think/talk about afterwards. Also, as a Bruce Dickinson fan there was a lovely little easter egg in the film that made me jump out of my seat with excitement. There was so much about the film that I loved. The ladies were very intelligent and weren't the stereotypical, ditzy types that you see in a lot of horror films, Hugh played the baddie in such a way that made him loveable yet so scary that you couldn't predict his next move. His quirks, facial expressions, tone of voice, etc added so much depth to the character and puts the audience in a juxtaposition of really liking him but then feeling increasingly uneasy as the film progresses.

youre a very good interviewer, congrats! i had no intention to see this movie and after the interview i will see it

Hugh is such an adorable guy, so humble and honest and endearing. Love him so much. ♥️

I am seeing the film tomorrow. I am counting the hours! Writing from the U.S.

DON'T waste your money on this sorry film! Poor writing. Poor acting. One dimensional characters. A half-sentence log line. Devoid of plot. Boring. The disgusting part of this celluloid catastrophe is how it is a PR vehicle for the Mormon cult by depicting their street recruiters [erroneously called "missionaries"] as "victims" --when in real life their goal is to seduce innocent people into a dangerous cult which has destroyed millions of lives, causing psychological damage and suicides, and ripping out souls. The film delberately avoids the Truth about "Mormon Inc."---a corrupt 170 billion dollar business corporation masquerading as a "religion", calling itself a "church" (to avoid paying taxes and reporting to the SEC, who fined them five million dollars last year for taking gullible members "tithing money" and hiding it in illegal shell companies, then buying a mall with it in Utah!) Mormonism uses brainwashing on its victims---affecting them psychologically, spiritually, mentally, emotionally, financially, socially, and sexually. The film is nothing but another PR gimmick for the Mormons, who over hyped it to the max. Its writer is Mormon Bryan Woods, a Wanna-Be screenwriter who penned three other horror schlock films which went no where. THIS celluloid castrophe is his worst yet. His chubby wife (Julia Glausi) produced it as well as his other three flops. They have a Mormon mind-set and are both so suffocated by Mormonism that they can't see the forest for the trees. Glausi couldn't produce a peanut butter sandwich. And hubby Bryan Woods is a loser as a "horror" writer---He puts you to sleep instead of scaring you. They are both so untalented and lacking in creativity that they could never produce anything of quality which requires honest, in-debth research...For example, a bio-pic of a famous person. In short, this husband-wife duo will never win an Oscar. They simply can't cut the mustard. The twisted film "Heretic" is totally disrespectful of Ex-Mormons--- especially those who are victims of Sexual Abuse by Mormon missionaries and return missionaries. [Look up documentation for this Abuse on the website floodlit.org]. The film flips Reality by depicting the Mormon street recruiters [erroneously called "missionaries"] as the "victims", when in real life Mormon recruiters' purpose is to seduce naive victims into a cult which destroys lives, causes psychologucal damage and suicide, and rips out their souls! Like Mormonism, this sick film opens the door to doubt and athiesm. It is no wonder that Christians and pastors around the world are quietly boycotting it. . Glausi and Woods are known by many in the film industry as being obnoxious, close minded (due to their Mormon mindset) and difficult to work with. Glausi wouldn't know a good development idea if it bit her in the ass. And Woods is so seeped in horror schlock genre he could never write anything like, for example, the bio-pic of a famous person. "The Heretic" angers a lot of anti-Mormons who have dedicated their lives to exposing the danger of Mormonism. And Christian pastors are disgusted that Mormons Glausi and Woods push theatre- goers down the soul-destroying path of athiesm to make a buck while advertising a harmful non-Christian CULT. They will get their Karma.

I love how his entire image has been irrevocably altered (for the better) by Paddington, of all things. Such a terrific actor.

Excellent interview, insightful qs and ans. Well done, Edith.

Wonderfully conducted interview. Well done.

I love Hugh Grant, he's refreshingly honest and down to earth. I imagine his hatred of plastic stems from spending so much time with Hollywood types over the years.

Definitely a bucket list film. Poor Hugh looked both fresh faced and knackered, well done you for drawing out some great responses.

Like hearing the music between the notes!

Here in southeastern Ontario, Canada, I'm fortunate to have an independent, three-screen cinema within a 20-minute drive of my home, which has announced it will begin showings of "Small Things Like These" on November 22nd. It's the same theatre where last March I saw--several times--"The Quiet Girl", another award winning film based on a book by Claire Keegan, "Foster", and directed by Irish film director, Colm Bairead. In fact, I can't help but think that the worldwide success of "The Quiet Girl", my favourite film of the past several years, helped facilitate the production of "Small Things Like These" by demonstrating how popular a film adaptation of a Claire Keegan story dealing with an Irish topic could be.

t’s good to hear such a brilliant interview. THANKS I'm looking forward to the release in France :)

Cillian Murphy and his Media/ Hollywood/establishment organisations/ government cronies hate the Catholic Church and wants to destroy it the same way the Rome empire wanted to destroy it. the Roman Empire is gone now, and the Catholic Church will not ever be destroyed try as they might. It might get smaller but it will never be destroyed✝️💪

Hope this comes to Australia. Read the book - haunting. No mention in our Sydney movies lists yet. Greater Sydney has 4.6 million population and an Irish Diaspora and an Irish film festival.

Small things like these in theaters Nov1 UK IRELAND NOV8 NORTH AMERICA

Small things like these in theaters Nov1 UK IRELAND NOV8 NORTH AMERICA

This interview should be listened with headphones, the panorama of the talking is amazing.

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Such a haunting and gut-wrenching score from her! She very deservingly won the Oscar that year! Favorite ones from the album in no-particular order: 1. It's Showtime 2. Uh Oh, I'm in trouble 3. There is No Joker 4. It's all Theater

Such a haunting and gut-wrenching score from her! She very deservingly won the Oscar that year! Favorite ones from the album in no-particular order: 1. It's Showtime 2. Uh Oh, I'm in trouble 3. There is No Joker 4. It's all Theater

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Thank you both for lifting my spirits sky high. Can't believe Sinead was briefly my neighbour in Eglantine Avenue. God, what I would have given to have had the chance to thank her.

Cancel that unfunny hack

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i love Folie a Deux! a brilliant and compassionate picture when a sequel for Joker was announced i was like, "oh, great, they're going to make it a DC movie now and completely ruin the point" thankfully that did not happen

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Working woman..mom..wife..what more she needs..has beautiful life❤

Interstellar really is a uniquely astounding score......

What an incredible film. Loved the interview.

Excelente trabalho de música muito linda com muito talento is proff.AMELIA WARNER ❤🎉❤

Outstanding photographer, outstanding project, can not praise it enough. Amazing dedication to get the job done. K.W. Oscars got your name on it.

Andrea Risebourough is incredible in MADE IN DAGENHAM

Huge fan of Lee Miller and of Kate Winslet - what an extraordinary combination. Totally want to see this and get a DVD copy of this when it's available.

Cannot wait to see this movie ,as a fan of kate Winslet's work and personality ( through her interviews) as being Jewish myself ,i know it's very emotional but an important part of history .

Great interview!!!

Loved the show. Get the season 2!

Fantastic. One of my all time favourite films.

Absolutely brilliant show !!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Wept twice during this interview, that final story of the violinist at Abbey Road - actually sobbing. Thank you Edith, always a joy.