
Movies & TV
Share
Published 16:01 26 Aug 2026 BST
Updated 16:01 26 Aug 2026 BST

Keoghan's five-part prequel show is titled Jonny Boy. It will see the Irish Oscar-nominee reprise his role as Jonny McGee, a high-ranking member of the Irish mob who distributed drugs in London.
He initially played the part in the first three episodes of Top Boy's final season.
Jonny Boy will be written and directed by Ronan Bennett, who also created Top Boy, as well as the Tom Hardy-starring series MobLand.
Director Ali Abbasi (the Donald Trump biopic The Apprentice) will direct the five-part prequel.
On top of this, Netflix has greenlit Jaq (working title), another Top Boy spin-off focusing on the titular character, played by Jasmine Jobson in a BAFTA-winning turn.
The actress will reprise her role as the Summerhouse gang member in the upcoming show, which is created and written by Ryan Calais Cameron.
Top Boy starred Ashley Walters and Kane Robinson as drug dealers Dushane Hill and Gerard 'Sully' Sullivan, who ply their trade in the fictional Summerhouse estate in the London Borough of Hackney.
The series initially premiered in 2011 on Channel 4, where it ran for two seasons. Though cancelled by the network in 2014, Top Boy was later revived by Netflix, with three more seasons released in 2019, 2022 and 2023.
Netflix has announced that its hit crime thriller series Top Boy is getting two spin-offs, one of which will star Ireland's own Barry Keoghan (The Banshees of Inisherin, Bring Them Down).

RTÉ finally confirms the return of beloved Irish series Hardy Bucks
Fans have been calling for this for a long time. RTÉ has finally confirmed that Hardy Bucks, the beloved Irish comedy series, will be returning for a new season. Last month, Mayo comedian and actor Owen Colgan – who starred as Buzz McDonnell in the sitcom – told Off the Ball Breakfast that the hit […]
Movies & TV
2h
Traitors Ireland season 2 leads RTÉ’s biggest ever drama slate
Traitors Ireland season 2’s drama unfolded This is the year RTÉ marks 100 years of public service broadcasting in Ireland, and it is spending the anniversary betting heavily on home-grown storytelling rather than acquisitions. As the second season of The Traitors Ireland is on the way, it arrives as part of a new RTÉ season […]
Movies & TV
2h
Brett Goldstein says he ‘was depressed’ before Ted Lasso
Movies & TV