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Antonia Bird

Antonia Bird

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Nov 2, 2026

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1:24
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Miranda SawyerHOST
1:36
Hello and welcome to Talk 90s to Me, where we start the 90s as a young acting talent working in new plays and indie films, get noticed in Antonia Bird's Safe and Jez Butterworth's Mojo, land the iconic role as the wild and sexy Stuart Jones in the seminal series Queer as Folk and launch a frankly excellent career.
Miranda SawyerHOST
1:55
that takes us through The Wire, Love Hate, Game of Thrones, Peaky Blinders, Kin, as well as some great film and theatre roles, a music video for Fontaine's DC, and Ace's new TV project, Tall Tales and Murder.
Miranda SawyerHOST
2:10
I'm Miranda Sawyer, and this week on Talk 90s, I am delighted to be talking to the fantastic actor Aidan Gillen.
Thoreau SmileyHOST
28:31
He's got a real, like, I write studio movies kind of filmography there.
Thoreau SmileyHOST
28:37
Directed by Antonia Bird, but she was hired on after director Milcho Manchevsky was fired a week into filming.
Thoreau SmileyHOST
28:52
Yeah.
Thoreau SmileyHOST
28:53
He was fired for asking for more money and clashing with the executive producer, Laura Ziskin, who oversaw the film.
JasonHOST
3:37
... brought this film to life?
ScottHOST
3:39
So the director on this was a woman named Antonia Bird.
ScottHOST
3:44
She doesn't have a huge resume.
ScottHOST
3:46
Prior to this film, she did a film called Safe in '93.

18 MINS LATER

JasonHOST
21:32
Uh-
ScottHOST
21:33
[laughs]
JasonHOST
21:33
[laughs] Robert Carlyle then recommended Antonia Bird, who came in as the third director attached to the movie and ultimately is the one who finished it.
JasonHOST
21:44
Uh, and even Bird said the production was a mess.
Lisa BowermanGUEST
43:28
And apparently Bob and I were really quite high.
Lisa BowermanGUEST
43:30
So, and also Antonia Bird, that wonderful television director.
Lisa BowermanGUEST
43:37
had championed us and said, you know, I really do think you should be in it more because you're the first port of call when somebody is injured and, you know, you bring them in.
Lisa BowermanGUEST
43:45
So they started writing us up a bit.
RachelHOST
63:33
I mean, I don't know if...
RachelHOST
63:35
I haven't listened to the, the full version, but I don't know if you kept our preamble about, uh, Ravenous and Antonia Bird in the interview, but, like, we had a full bonding sesh over one of my all-time favorite movies that was panned on this show.
EricHOST
63:47
[laughs]
RachelHOST
63:49
Uh, Ravenous, and from that moment on I knew he was good people, and we had a great time.

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