For A Young Caitríona Balfe, Crossing The Border Into Northern Ireland Was Part Of Daily Life

[@singingtree7619]

As a fellow Monaghan woman, I am so proud of Caitríona! What an incredible artist and lovely person ❣️

[@NellieKAdaba]

👍🏿

[@dannyk7226]

Caitríona is a class act

[@metalhead9061]

When Colbert really likes the movie genuinely you can easily tell.

[@henriquenicolau]

specially if the movie is jaw-droppingly beautiful and delightfully charming

[@higginsba]

Caitríona is a gorgeous, intelligent Irish woman and a great actress across the board, as well as a passionate ambassador for many important causes. Have enjoyed her in all seasons of Outlander, and also in the film in Belfast. Have yet to check out her other films... She looks fab after having a new baby, and her fashion choices are her own! I love that she is a truly unique individual, not a carbon copy of anybody else. Wishing herself and her family nothing but happiness ❤

[@janewolfe9137]

Caitriona Balfe is such an interesting person- humorous, smart, thoughtful, articulate, & a top notch actress. I’ll watch her in whatever she is doing career wise. Wish her private life was always treated with respected….

[@pmor4272]

Well said

[@tonib.3016]

If you haven't watched Outlander you are missing out...it is so fantastic. One of my favorite shows ever if not my fave. Just so well done in every way...and Jaime is one fine man you never get tired of looking at lol

[@marcosc7375]

I concur. Outlander to me one of the best shows overall not seen by many.

[@tonib.3016]

@@marcosc7375 agreed! Everyone I've recommended it to loves it as well!

[@no1nestandsalone387]

I’ve been with it since it started and it’s missed it’s luster since season 4 idk what happened but it isn’t good anymore

[@marcosc7375]

@@tonib.3016 same here. Everyone that I have recommended it to has seen it and loved it

[@tonib.3016]

@@no1nestandsalone387 I still think it's great...altho I will be honest I have not seen the last 2 seasons...I don't have Star network. So hopefully I will still like it just as much when I finally get a chance to see those seasons.

[@GrowingPothos]

I want to grow up like her. She seems so in touch with her femininity, comfortable and cofident in her body. Like she's at peace. I love when women project that energy, it's what i aspire to.

[@HyButchan]

But you wouldn't want to have grown up where she grew up . Bomb scares all the time. People being shot dead every day. It was better to be on her side of the border than the other side (N. Irlenad) though.

[@cheekyb71]

She's so sweet!

[@mubashirlatif9350]

I really hope now Caitriona gets leading roles in big films. She is an amazing actress and Belfast has finally gotten her into the limelight (as far as as films are concerned).

[@mow3186]

It's Caitríona actually.

[@jacquelineoreilly8555]

@@mow3186 really!…was that necessary or even nice….most people are not familiar with the fada

[@mow3186]

@@jacquelineoreilly8555 Sorry, the original post has been edited, the "a" was missing in the original post, it was originally written as "Citriona". I understand a fada is not freely available in UK/USA keyboards. But you're correct, none of it was necessary. Apologies.

[@jacquelineoreilly8555]

@@mow3186 Ah ..now that makes more sense….glad it was not the fada😀..take care and hopefully we will get to see even more of her wonderful work

[@siogbeagbideach]

@@mow3186 even if it was spelt originally with no missing letter, the fada is important. Go raibh maith agat

[@valeriagonzalez8690]

She is a great actress!! Love the interview

[@JPMJPM]

Outlander has the best “theme tune” of any show in eons. 😊😊😊

[@jojohunt1412]

Yes. Wonder why the band didn’t play it when she came out. It’s weird that they play random songs

[@tonib.3016]

It's fantastic I agree. True Detectives theme song was also great...never got tired of hearing that!

[@lynnhettrick7588]

I love the song as well! Sometimes I don't skip the intro so I could hear it.

[@dod2304]

@@jojohunt1412 sometimes there are strict copyrights on songs and they have to pay a whole lot of money to play them. When Stephen was recently talking about the Beatles documentary and a scene where they were writing a particular song, Stephen was talking to John and he could only play two notes on the piano... more than that they'd have to pay a on of $$.

[@melissinha73]

@@dod2304 I haven’t noticed that there have been many issues with copyrighted material for Outlander and the theme song itself is practically a folk tune in Scotland so I would imagine it’s in the public domain…. Oh well!

[@erinbickler2237]

I just love her sooo much!

[@mubashirlatif9350]

I loved Belfast, the movie. And I love Caitriona Balfe!

[@Lover12210]

She so Gorgeous!!!. You can tell that Colbert really enjoyed having her on the show.

[@dod2304]

but, due respect.. what the heck was she wearing???!!! That dress was hideous! I forgave her, of course, because she's Caitrona (how that's pronounced KaTRINA is a mystery to me! lol) and an amazing actor and I've gotten to know her character Claire well in the 5 Seasons so far.

[@bernardbarroga1497]

She’s gorgeous!!🥰

[@Katelyn3666]

So happy to hear the news about Outlander! Love the books and the show, she's great in it.

[@UnicornsPoopRainbows]

In the dentist's defence, the Outlander theme song is also my kids' lullaby/calm down song. It was the only song my sleep-deprived brain could remember that wasn't nauseating after the 3rd round. And no, I'm not going to tell them. I'm going to wait until they find out by themselves 😂

[@paulacoyle5685]

Well it is an old song - they didn’t create it for the show.

[@gaylegibson4324]

Ha ha! That’s awesome. I’ll try it with my kiddos. 🎶

[@leahyoung7129]

She is so beautiful and classy. I love her in Outlander and can’t wait to see Belfast!

[@wbl227]

I went to bed 2 days ago at 5:00 am watching the outlander, i am in season 3 when Jamie and Claire find each other after 20 years. I live it, i am fascinated learning the historical show..

[@OofHearted]

I had no idea she was Irish from watching Outlander!

[@SB-du4ve]

It's called acting 😉

[@Kellaland]

I love her SO much.

[@xxxremastered3264]

She is a great actress 💯

[@loracarr6498]

Great movie ❤and loved your performance!!!!!!!!

[@SarahMaurerUsagigunnDI]

Its amazing what a small world as i lived on and off between Co. Cavan and NY. Cavan is right next to Co. Monahan and I went to the College just over the boarder when i was just 16 and my mother would do her shopping sometimes there as well. Later continuing college further up north in Co.Derry. Really looking forward to seeing this movie.

[@frostpond]

It is AMAZING. Have seen it 2x and will buy when comes out on VOD. Really well done

[@emrmch]

Sure people in the Republic still go up to the Six Counties for braces now - it's far cheaper than getting them down here, where they can be a few thousand euros.

[@gerardodwyer5908]

Or fly to Hungary, or Bulgaria

[@lavenderoh]

It's thousands of dollars in America but there are payment plans.

[@jlbueno0611]

@@lavenderoh is a lot less in nexico,which is why so many in the USA travel there.

[@jimmyryan5880]

And fireworks and weird taytos

[@eileenboles8645]

She seems lovely. Most of us had to cross the border back in those for cheaper goods inflation was a problem then too.

[@jazzx251]

I can believe that many people will be crossing the border into Ireland in order to get cheap EU products - Ireland is well placed to make a killing off of England's decision to leave the EU and economically fuck itself.

[@peterwhitaker4038]

@@jazzx251 well can we get our millions back off you in ireland that we lent you in your Euro crisis before we continue the conversation?

[@phuston087]

@@peterwhitaker4038 consider it a very small reparation for 800 years of brutality

[@peterwhitaker4038]

@@phuston087 well i wasn't around for 800 years mate, but my hard earned taxes helped Ireland out of a crises and i don't have a problem with that at all. my problem is when people in Scotland Wales and Ireland forget how the majority shareholder in the British Isles helps them thats the English. the Forth Bridge in Scotland wasn't paid for in a whip round in a pub in Edinburgh and the A55 North wales coast road wasn't built by a few bingo nights in Rhyl. you will find the 50 million peoples of England work and finance most of UK and as it seems in our loan ..Ireland. but all we get is a hatred towards the English sometimes because of 800 years history.

[@phuston087]

@@peterwhitaker4038 ok well. Ill start with this. Ireland repaid the emergency loan of 3 billion odd back in 2010. Even though it didn't deserve it in fact the only reason england gave us the loan in the first place was because Ireland's & the UK's economy was so intertwined at the time that the UK couldn't afford not to provide the loan (i could go into detail but i havnt time to write a novel google it if your interested) i didn't see the UK offering the same loan to Greece, Spain, Francs etc who were also caught up in the financial crisis. Now if were gonna talk about tax payers money of which im sure you pay loads. A portion of my taxes go directly to the EU of which the UK still owes 25 billion.

[@kathleenslevina8382]

Love. This. Show. Yeeess!!!

[@helenpatterson3858]

I don't have television so of course no Netflix. I kept waiting for this film after Branagh interview. It never came to any of the theaters in my area. Thank goodness for extended family who allowed me to watch at their house.

[@jlbueno0611]

If have a device that allows you to watch KZbin, you do have a television .🤷🏻‍♂️

[@Katwiccan]

It's available to rent on KZbin.

[@sharisayed3004]

She is a bonny irish lass.

[@jimmyryan5880]

Bonny and lass are scotish

[@samuelterry6354]

@@jimmyryan5880 In Ulster people say bonny and lass.

[@eoin79]

There are lots of subtleties there a non-Irish person probably wouldn't pick up on. Notice, for example, that Stephen refers to "Northern Ireland", but she never does. She calls it the North. This is because most Irish people see Ireland as one country. So we'll refer to the North of the country of Ireland. But not Northern Ireland which is the official title of the partitioned statelet. I wouldn't say Irish peple never use the term Northern Ireland, but we certainly avoid doing so as much as possible (as she does there). Also notice he refers to the North as part of the UK - which no Irish person would EVER do (well, unless they're wearing an orange sash and a bowler hat.)

[@maga8b]

Do you think in the near future, Ireland the republic and the crown are going to be united? I hope so!

[@eoin79]

@@maga8b The republic and the crown!?? Absolutely. We are a republic. I do expect that Ireland will be reunited, under Irish rule, in the next ten years.

[@dod2304]

Someone I know called it "Northern Ireland" and "Southern Ireland" a while ago. I nearly came out of my seat! "OMG no woman! It's just IRELAND!!" lol

[@Jcorry123]

What you say true of some Irish people. But it's absolutely wrong to act as if "most Irish people" have any particular policial opinion on Northern Ireland. Indeed, many Irish people are completely ignorant about the political situation in the north. Your statement that no Irish person would ever refer to Northern Ireland as part of the UK is nonsense. I'm from Northern Ireland and consider myself Irish, but ignoring political reality benefits nobody.

[@miriamkeegan3751]

Totally agree. It's amazing the emotion related to sublties of language around the subject of the North when your from the island. When you hear an outsider use terms you never would its very noticaeble.

[@Arltratlo]

i am born 200m away from a international border, on our walk to the beach, we had to cross the border a few times, because the walk way got a few bends. the middle of the beach is the border... and nobody cared where you spread out your towel! one time, i got sting by a wasp, the friendly border guards gave my mom an onion to ease my pain....

[@LeMerch]

Your country wasn't at war with the other, ours was.

[@laylaveruska627]

She's so cool

[@baronbristow8764]

Angelic woman

[@geoafe66]

I need to see Belfast

[@erikabraga100]

Love her. Can’t wait for Outlander

[@barbarahourigan8462]

💛💛

[@paulacoyle5685]

Can’t wait for season 6 Catriona!

[@kosewa1]

My Claire🥰🥰🥰🥰.

[@dod2304]

Oh Stephen, Stephen! Your writers/researchers have let you down! Caitrona's character isn't Scottish, she's English. And, it's set in the 1700's not Medieval times. Well, also the 1940's, '50's and '60's. You're absolutely right about one thing; the fans are rabid! I'm surprised there weren't shouts from the audience correcting you! LOL I'm commenting just because I'm a bit surprised. Never heard you with the wrong facts before. No worries, I'm still one of your biggest fans. I watch the show every morning so I can start my day with a giggle. Thank you.

[@mjmt2010]

He didn’t say her character (from outlander) was Scottish, he made a joke about her waking up in Scotland after the dental anaesthetics run off.

[@SisterJanet]

@@mjmt2010 her character is English, not Scottish. Research has never been a strong suit of the Colbert show.

[@mjmt2010]

@@SisterJanet never said the contrary . And I didn’t see/hear the part where Colbert states her character is Scottish . Can you show me the time mark ?

[@BHCha-]

I need to see this movie

[@claradonnangelo8133]

Caitriona is the most beautiful woman in the world COME ON

[@DeusExMamiya]

Started her career as a model.

[@claradonnangelo8133]

@@DeusExMamiya yeah i know!!! she was amazing modeling as well

[@geoafe66]

good movie

[@bohemianwriter1]

My ex fiance spent her first thereee years ion top of Shankhill Road in the middle ouf the troubles.. She was one of many jkids who were sent to Scotland during the worst times in the early 7+s

[@thethirdcrouch]

Outlander 👑

[@maynunal]

he did not want to end the interview..... lol!!!

[@simonwiggins8570]

I grew up 2-3 miles from the border on the NI/UK side. We used to go South for fuel and clothes when the British pound was stronger against the Irish currency. Still today the Irish come to Northern Ireland for food and alcohol as its too expensive in the south/Rep of Ireland.

[@Shenanigan5]

With the new minimum pricing there will be a whole lot more people going up now for their booze.

[@woohoohaha7607]

I'm from Dublin 🇮🇪 ur point is what?

[@TheAyla2004]

Yup my home town made money when the punt was stribg against sterling still has border trade now.

[@jacquelineoreilly8555]

@@woohoohaha7607 the point is the crossing of the border was and is common practice depending on how the currency’s are performing

[@LeMerch]

There is no border, and Irish people live north and south.

[@wendigo53]

Sean and Liam from Irish Customs are coming for her.

[@m.x970]

Goodness me she’s gorgeous 😢

[@ankhor9252]

He way of speaking reminds me of Lorena Mckinnett.

[@treblelatrice926]

Man... the reaction of the dentist when she watched this interview knowing she really creeped her out. 😂

[@eliglez577]

Poner subtitulos en ESPAÑOL, POR FAVORM

[@NewMessage]

If 'The Big Book of British Smiles' doesn't get your kid flossing, nothing will.

[@alisonbermingham8674]

I am Irish, from Dublin, and we say 'up the north' but i also recognize completely that the north is part of the UK and governed by the UK. It is too formal to say Northern Ireland, why would you? Northern Ireland is still geographically north of the rest of the country.

[@mow3186]

'Northern Ireland is still geographically north of the rest of the country'. No it's not. I'm also from Dublin but at least I know a little bit of geography beyond the M50. Have you never heard of Co. Donegal ? Do you have a clue where it is w.r.t. Northern Ireland ? Hint, it ain't south anyway.

[@alisonbermingham8674]

@@mow3186 ok take it easy, Donegal is the exception ok.

[@mow3186]

@@alisonbermingham8674 OMG, no it's not ! Are you for real. Parts of counties Monaghan, Cavan, Leitrim, Mayo and Sligo are all north of South Armagh, South Down and South Fermanagh. In fact, South Armagh is even more south than parts of north Rosscommon. That's more than a 1/4 of the counties in the Republic. For an Irish person not to know this is quite the thing.

[@lyra5688]

@@mow3186 good god its a figure of speech, shortened version of northern ireland it isnt meant to be 100% geographically correct you tool

[@mow3186]

@@lyra5688 Wrong again. You stated "Northern Ireland is still geographically north of the rest of the country " and now you're writing "northern ireland it isnt meant to be 100% geographically". Let's try to wrap this up. Hopefully we can agree the terms "the North" and "Northern Ireland" are acceptable. "Southern Ireland is not". It's geographically, politically and culturally incorrect. It is a British term as a counter reference to "Northern Ireland" and is not acceptable to Irish people.

[@damonhines8187]

Scrimshaw!!? Great reference, Stephen. A whale of a tale all 'round.

[@carolynlbs]

that ended badly unless you have Jaime Fraser posters in your basement... anyone?

[@celiaguilherme3774]

Traduzam para o português por favor

[@tusharkumar8750]

Man! She's so pretty considering she's in her 40s ❤😍

[@ClannCholmain]

True story, when an inexperienced unionist was asked where the name Belfast came from, he replied that William of Orange owned a horse named Belle, and he was very fast.

[@MsJosieO]

😂🤣 Legend. Nearly pissed myself laughing.

[@simonwiggins8570]

Thats true, for when the horse came out of the Boyne it was ringin.

[@emu_warrior]

except Irish don't speak English back then, so it makes no sense, SMH

[@ClannCholmain]

@@emu_warrior traditional unionists still love their mythologies about themselves, they’ve self proclaimed they’re god’s chosen people after all. They’re a dying breed, tg.

[@ClannCholmain]

@@simonwiggins8570 ringin wet. And then began to gallop and stumble on a molehill and fell, but not half soon enough.

[@darrylbannon2727]

Dentists were free of charge north of the border:)

[@galwaygirl8131]

Surely they went to the UK for the dentist because it would be free with it being the NHS. Where as in Ireland we have to pay through health Insurance or just private

[@TheAyla2004]

Nhs dentist are free to children with nhs numbers you need to be resident in the UK to get this.

[@IAmFJ1]

Belfast the movie is beautiful because of Caitríona Balfe. And was it me or Stephen was unwittingly copying her accent sometimes?

[@gracerodgers8952]

Looking at that dress , I wonder how far till Mardi gras?

[@colloquialsoliloquy6391]

Have to admit ,even though they were the "enemy" ,it was damn cool to see helicopters regularly landing in our field, with soldiers pouring out ,or seeing 5-10 soldiers walking past the sweet shop with guns.

[@johnhansen8272]

She has no idea that she promotes exactly what is opposite what is the popular point of view. Incredible.

[@bluesquirrel2472]

?

[@09pippa]

She usually looks so elegant and put together. But this dress doesn't flatter her imo, it seems to me he dress is wearing her, instead of the other way around. She is still gorgeous

[@ianmc8671]

British teeth are healthier than American teeth. The British value health over cosmetics, for Americans it's the reverse.

[@waryaawariiri1812]

She is Irish, though, and, I presume, might be offended mistaking her for British.

[@TheAccidentalViking]

@@waryaawariiri1812 Stephen did call her 'English' in the intro before he was talking about the popcorn company. I winced.

[@johannamarseille5305]

I think this was referencing Stephens comment about British teeth…

[@veronicadredd22]

She is Irish the hint is in her name not being in the English language

[@elliebluesea]

she is Irish born south of the border & even if she was born north if the border she's still Irish.

[@ShahidKhan-ke8fe]

It doesn't matter how many cavities you have or the state of your gums, just make sure your teeth are white and straight - that seems to be the priority for Americans.

[@lavenderoh]

Incorrect.

[@Jcorry123]

Wealthy Americans that we see on TV have beautiful teeth. Poor Americans, of which there are depressingly many, have little access to dental healthcare. Said wealthy Americans then go on TV and make jokes about British teeth, but the reality is most people in the UK have access to affordable dental healthcare that is good quality.

[@acaslang9407]

She pretty

[@GPS379]

🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@julieparker9581]

We just have our real teeth Stephen!

[@england6013]

Boy! My comment was deleted so fast. All I said was that Stephen was being presumptuous regarding British teeth. We don't all have rotten teeth. We don't all have perfect teeth either. How long before this one gets deleted

[@claredunne7897]

Agree! I'm British and all the dentists I've been too have been great!

[@Videoviewer3905]

If anyone knows that ones who live over the border would of claim benefits in the north and the south of Ireland that's how they got their free dental treatment. It's not a bad thing like I knew loads of ones who did it lol

[@simonwiggins8570]

Ps. British teeth are excellent despite the stereotype (where did that come from?). Everyone in the UK under the age of 18, those still in education (at any age), the unemployed or those on benefit support have free dental care!

[@lj2308b]

It's hard to find a dentist accepting new NHS patients

[@emu_warrior]

Every video of English and when I visit England their teeth are terrible, so it's not a myth

[@siofra3819]

Because they used to recruit Irish men because they still had their front teeth the pleasant diet in Ireland was a lot healthier than English peasant's teeth, many English had missing front teeth and could not bite the cartilage

[@gonzogil123]

3:45min Weird got stuck @ dentist (snuff stalker) @ self mastery misrecognized the ethically rejected social subject worth and proceeded to swing. The first time she could not be speculative by the phenomenological formation (night of the world) hence the todestriebing returned iff their laughter would be exploited for her to become alienated from her Ticklish Subject status.

[@waynemcauliffe2362]

Shows why there shouldn`t be a border.Just Ireland.

[@lilacsandjasmine]

Stephen always has to mention that Outlander is so “sexy,” - over focused on that during his interview with Sam too. How is Outlander any more sex oriented than Game of Thrones? If I had the energy and time, I would search his interviews with GOT actors to see if he made that an exclamation point with them as well.

[@SoupEaterExtraordinaire]

I wonder if it has something to do with more/less consent around sex, depending on the show? Hyping rape scenes as 'sexy' would be creepy.

[@spacewitchvulcan]

We still go to Newry for the extraction of wisdom teeth! Anyone with a medical card anyway.

[@thathilarybird]

The dentist was less expensive still is

[@nowthenzen]

She seems very lovely esp for an immortal time traveling sorcerous

[@vickywitton1008]

Actually Stephen British people have some of the best teeth in the world as we have NHS dentistry. The US actually has the worst as you lot have to pay and drink nothing but soda!

[@siofra3819]

It's from the past British officers wanted more Irish soldiers because they were stronger and had better teeth, a lot of English men had missing front teeth because the peasant diet was not healthy in England. The peasant diet in Ireland on the other hand was healthy. The Irish often drank a little buttermilk with their meal and sometimes used salt, cabbage, and fish as seasoning. Irish peasants were actually healthier than peasants in England or Europe where bread, far less nutritious, was the staple food. Irish farmers utilized an ancient 'lazy bed' planting technique. The British army said Irish men were stronger fitter and healthier and had better teeth, which was needed for changing the guns in them days. There is a reason why the Irish hold more Victoria crosses than the Scottish and welsh

[@nonconformist0189]

before you worry about Ireland, sort that out.

[@annerodgers4081]

I like Stephen Colbert, he grew up in Charleston, S.C., a place dear to my heart. However, when Sam Heughan was in the show with his Sassenach whisky, Colbert was very rude. He poured Fresca, a soft drink, into the bit of whisky in the glass, and was very contentious. Sam Heughan remained calm.

[@Downloadeodeo]

SIX!!! !!!

[@Zorro-gq8yi]

I wonder if she did give the plot away while she was under? She would never know LOL!

[@HBarnill]

Plot Twist: the dentist turns out to be the same fan who hired a private investigator to stalk her and Sam to see if they were a secret couple. I'm not making that up.

[@pinker812]

What is she wearing???

[@jasonclarke7557]

americans who live in the same country as florida. 'wow.... tell us what it's like to live around irish people!'

[@emrmch]

EXACTLY! I'm Irish and constantly dumbfounded by every news story I see about Florida. Just, HOW??? Is there something in the water or is it just a meme gone too far?

[@OpalBees]

@@emrmch the memes definitely pick the most sensational stories, but as someone who spent the first half of my life there, I can tell you that Florida really is… different. It’s because of its strange dichotomy of people. On one hand, it’s known for being *the* retirement state. If older folks don’t stay to live there permanently, many chose to winter there (we always called them snow birds growing up). The other largest population in Florida is absolutely wasted teens and 20 something’s on spring break or summer vacation absolutely wreaking havoc on every beach town on both coasts. Combine that with the massive tourist attraction that is Disney, universal, etc. and you’ve got a state full of mostly people who don’t live there full time, and the ones the do are usually diametrically opposed (massive republican population due to the retirement scene, yet is also one of the states with highest immigration and POC numbers). There’s also massive amounts of drug trafficking which is usually the fuel for most of the stories you hear. It just starts driving people crazy after a while I guess.

[@lavenderoh]

@@emrmch The real reasons are 1, population. Florida alone has more than 4x the population of Ireland. Not to mention the tens of millions of tourists that are there year round. And 2, there are no laws protecting criminal identities/behavior in Florida like there are in most other states. A journalist can call the local police and ask what kind of arrests were made and get the police reports. 3, The geography, flora and fauna lends itself to weirdness happening.

[@mori1bund]

@@lavenderoh "there are no laws protecting criminal identities/behavior in Florida like there are in most other states" -> that actually means, the crazy shit that happens in Florida actually happens everywhere in the US, only with Florida we actually hear about it. 😂🤣

[@Louisefenner]

I love her but what is she wearing?

[@SGrahamArt]

That's a tired, slightly offensive and inaccurate stereotype there Stephen. UK teeth are better than American teeth. Accept it. Yet another thing that America is not the best at.

[@emu_warrior]

Lot of angry bad teeth brits in here

[@kJ922-h3j]

We don’t only allow people with fake veneers to be on tv and film that’s why the stereotype is still there, we care about a little thing called ACTUAL TALENT, america should try it one day 😂😛

[@ktom5262]

What a weird dress.

[@sheilagoos645]

@suzanne farrington She looks great and doesn't have to cover up with sequins. That is obviously her taste.

[@kenc2257]

Just some weirdly extreme designer dress. Hopefully, she got compensated for wearing it.

[@clarissagafoor5222]

Dear oh dear oh dear - an American feeding into a typical stereotype - lazy; British teeth? Seriously? Come on!!

[@christopherw3490]

So sad to see this guy sell out to the corporate media. His interview skills are cringe worthy.

[@dneary]

It's a really obvious difference between European and American movie stars - American movie stars have perfect teeth, European actors typically have some misaligned teeth. The dentist story is hilarious!

[@yolisparisi4363]

What happened to Caitriona Balfe’s face she lost a lot of weight in her face. I didn’t recognize her.

[@higginsba]

Post baby weight loss? Lack of sleep w new baba affecting her maybe?

[@3ADWOLF]

Still peddling that stereotype for cheap laughs.

[@lindagagan4600]

Liked her dress but she should have worn a bra or some sort of support.

[@NellieKAdaba]

😆

[@nejuw]

Funny, I fell asleep watching the movie. Good actors, terrible script.

[@adigreenberg3265]

What the hell is she wearing??!!

[@grayb7420]

Why do so many Great British women dress so badly?

[@kenc2257]

Uh...she's Irish. The dress is strange, but not bad.

[@veronicadredd22]

Her name is not even in the English language that might have been a hint that she is not British, she was brought up speaking the Irish language.

[@rosalynmartin3171]

I thought it was a costume malfunction...some of her choices does nothing for her being a model I thought her choices would be awesome and...let me shut up I'm get so surprised at her appearance at times ....be kind me....she still plays the hell out of Claire Fraser...

[@higginsba]

Emmm hello, Irish...