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10th January 2024
09:45am GMT

He’s one of our most exciting actors — a combustible shape-shifter onscreen, a moon-howling dynamo off it. And he spent the last couple years achieving his Hollywood aspirations. Now, Barry Keoghan is deciding what to manifest next.
Read the cover profile here:… pic.twitter.com/O1cbftZKt4 — British GQ (@BritishGQ) January 9, 2024
Join JOE’s WhatsApp community for first access to news, updates, and quizzes. Click on this link to receive news and the latest headlines directly to your phone. You can leave the group at any time.One commented: "Lads, lads, lads....he may be your first cover star of 2024, but he sure as hell isn't one of "your" (Britain's or GQ's) most exciting actors. He's Irish, which is *an entirely separate sovereign nation*! Do ye claim Australian actors as 'yours'?" Another said: "I'd dare say he is manifesting yous correcting that "our" and claiming things that are not yours lol." A third added: "Are you rebranding to Irish GQ?" And finally "Ye are never not at it......HE'S IRISH!"
A community note (a note attached to an X post which corrects any factual errors in the original post) was even added to the post saying: "Barry Keoghan is not British as this article suggests. He is Irish and born in Dublin", linking to his Wikipedia page. In his interview, Keoghan talks in detail about growing up in Dublin 1, saying: "Dublin 1, we call it—the postcode is 1. It’s proper inner city. It’s the heart, man. And y’know, every inner city has its problems and faces its battles. Everyone’s kind of going through the same stuff there." At least he knows where he comes from.Congrats to Barry here for being claimed by the Brits. The true marker of success https://t.co/ECoz0dkX9v
— The Blindboy Podcast (@bbboatclub) January 9, 2024
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