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Don’t be surprised to see the likes of Julie Andrews roaming the streets of Dublin in the coming days

Phoenix JDiff review: This postwar melodrama is almost ludicrous but raw performances make for a slice of seductive Berlin noir

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Robert Sheehan: ’I was largely motivated by terror, the fear of getting it completely wrong’

Shaking off ‘Misfits’, the role that made him, was still necessary, Robert Sheehan tells Tara Brady