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20th January 2024
02:12pm GMT

"It was unimaginably difficult. We were in hotel quarantine. I was in a hotel room with my wife, three kids and a nanny. We still had like three and a half days of quarantine left so I wasn't allowed to leave; there was no compassionate grounds."Branagh would later dedicate his film to Jim Dornan, at the premiere, and there was barely a dry eye in the house. While many of Dornan's followers, and fans, may have been aware of his father's passing, he opened up to Patrick Kielty on The Late Late Show about a double tragedy that rocked his life when he was just a teenager. Many viewers were stunned at his recollections, and how bravely he spoke about being affected by loss and grief.
"I always felt like I'd had my share of grief and heartache, and loss, in a 13-month period. I think that made me resilient for a lot of other stuff, maybe, that has come my way. A lot of people say that about me - I'm pretty good at not getting hung up on small things. I'm like, 'Right, that's fine'. Because I had dealt with that when I was, really, too young to deal with something like that."Patrick Kielty, who lost his father at just 16, too, was perfectly placed to emphatise with the actor, who was on to promote season two of the successful Tourist series. Among those moments of reflection, and remembrance, Kielty and Dornan did have some lighter moments. To date, it was one of his strongest interviews since taking over from Ryan Tubridy as host. 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. Read more:
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