Stephen Rea

We've got Adrian Dunbar, a real snake if ever I've seen one.

We've got, uh, Stephen Rea.

Uh, we've got the musician, uh, Imelda May.

Uh, and then once you go beyond these...

It's absolutely brilliant.

Yeah, yeah, Richard Harris, um, Stephen Rea.

God, it's a stellar line-up.

I had a chat with Stephen Rea on the night.

Yeah.

Um, well, well, hopefully, it would be lovely if we get them down again for the, for the 30th anniversary.

he was powerful in it

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And again, it's an impressive-looking cast, but this is definitely a first watch for me.

And like I'd already mentioned, not only does this movie star Jim Broadbent, but it also stars Wendy Hughes, Kevin Kline, Phoebe Cates, John Lithgow, Stephen Rea, and Peter Eyre.

A young woman arrives in 19th century England and claims to be a kidnapped member of a Pacific Island royal family.

Thanks for that blurb there, Google.

And the duo of Jim Broadbent and Wendy Hughes as Mr. and Mrs. Worrall are just a wonderful coupling of characters.

Kevin Kline pay- playing an over-the-top sort of foreign character of Frixos is just a delight to see him doing character acting, as well as a really fun John Lithgow step in for a little bit of this movie, as well as the professor trying to figure out where this Princess Caraboo has actually originated from.

And the main true of the story is Stephen Rea as Clutch, the news reporter doing an article upon the realism of this mysterious woman that has washed up on the shores of this 19th century England.

Now, this movie is based on a true story.

Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams is being interviewed on the news.

A few weeks ago, Douglas Hurd banned live broadcasts from Adams and other Sinn Féin leaders, so now all their words are dubbed by actors.

She watches as Adams' words fall out of sync, shakes her head in disbelief.

It's absurd.

I think with this movie, I just want to bring this up because after, I don't know, 30 plus years, he still annoys me.

And that's Stephen Rea, who plays one of the key vampires.

Santiago in the theater of the vampires.

Mm-hmm.

seen him in anything else.

I reckon you would have.

Is he an Irish actor, Stephen Rea?

Let's say yes.

Yeah.

I mean, I think, uh, you know, Neil Jordan regular, Stephen Rea-

Yeah

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