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Cillian Murphy (Irish: Cillian Ó Murchú, May 25, 1976) is an Irish actor known for his distinctively blue eyes[3] and intense performances. Cillian is an Irish name which is anglicised Killian; both spellings are pronounced "Killyann" (though the former spelling is often mispronounced "Sillian"). He is best known for his roles as Jim in 28 Days Later, The Scarecrow in Batman Begins and Jackson Rippner in Red Eye. His most lauded performance was as Patrick "Kitten" Braden in Breakfast on Pluto, for which he received his first IFTA Award and first Golden Globe Award nomination. (more)
Cillian Murphy Filmography
Quando (1997)
The Tale of Sweety Barrett (1998)
Eviction (1999)
At Death's Door (1999)
Sunburn (1999)
Filleann an Feall (also known as The Treachery Returns) (2000)
A Man of Few Words (2000)
On
the Edge (2001)
How Harry Became a Tree (2001)
Disco
Pigs (2001)
The
Way We Live Now (2001)
(mini series)
Watchmen (2001)
28
Days Later (2002)
Zonad (2003)
Intermission
(2003)
Girl
with a Pearl Earring
Cold Mountain (2003)
Batman
Begins (2005)
Red
Eye (2005)
Breakfast
on Pluto (2005)
The
Wind That Shakes the Barley (2006)
The Silent City (2006)
Sunshine
(2007)
Watching the Detectives (2007)
Cillian Murphy Interviews
Breakfast
on Pluto - Cillian
Murphy interview
Getting
Personal
Irish actor Cillian Murphy's latest film brings him home
The
reluctant warrior
Cillian Murphy on `Barley´and searching for the right words
Irish
actor Cillian Murphy comes into
the blue
Videos on Cillian Murphy
Sunshine - Official Uk Teaser Trailer
CILLIAN MURPHY interview: "BREAKFAST ON PLUTO"
28 Days Later Interview - Cillian Murphy
Red Eye interview with Cillian murphy
Cillian Murphy - Red Eye - Lies That I Believe – Music Video
“I was agnostic before this film. Now I'm very much an
atheist. Not
just because I spent time with these guys–they just confirmed what
I'd
always suspected. For me, the film ultimately is a battle between science
and religion, or science instead of fundamentalism.”
Articles and Links on Cillian Murphy
Danny's
New Golden Boy
by Rick Fulton
“Sunshine is a film that highlights the fragility of the planet
and how briefly we are on it, but how much we contribute to its future.
"It got me thinking about life and religion, science vs religion
and all that. I was verging on being an agnostic and this film confirmed
any of the atheistic beliefs I had.”
A
Mighty Foreign Wind
by Pam Grady
Meet the action hero who looks on the verge of tears
Starship
Trouper
by Alistair Harkness
Read any interview with Cillian Murphy and the chances are it will rhapsodise
about his "piercing blue eyes", a feature that has seen the
30-year-old Irish actor likened to fellow countryman Peter O'Toole. It's
an understandable impulse. On screen Murphy can be an electric presence;
the kind of actor who can come alive in a heartbeat and completely alter
an audience's perception of him. He could be about to romance the girl
next door; he could be about to rip her head off.
Murphy's
Lore
by John Walsh
As part of his research, he spent time with Brian Cox, a leading
astrophysicist. Surely you don't need a knowledge of physics to play a
physicist? "For us lay people, it's hard to grasp these ideas, that
everything emerged from the Big Bang and nobody knows why, or what 95
per cent of the universe is made of. I was never going to understand that.
When I talked to Brian, I wanted to get a brief glimpse inside his head
and imagine what it means to be dealing with all these massive profound
thoughts all the time, and how it affects your interaction with other
people." He went to Geneva to visit Cox's workplace. "They're
building this particle accelerator, which is 25 km long and they're going
to smash protons together to create the conditions of the Big Bang. But
all I could do with these guys was hang out with them and ask really idiotic
questions over and over..."
Nerve Film Lounge Q&A: Cillian Murphy
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