figure out how it ends what i'm saying is will people some people might go all right well what i'll do is i'll wait for part two and i'll watch part one at home and then part two like it's a good enough stand-enough film on its own yes as well as it being within a two part exactly what you mean it does make sense yeah that's a good smart question i would say yes you can see this because the plot mechanics of this film are wrapped up within this film it's just that there's something else that they're like oh we need to do this now and then something else will have to be figured out and then it's at the end of this movie you're like well now we have to deal with it when fairness before the um that that organization that was established to end the world the rule i can't remember what it is i know but they have done that in the past it's what i'm saying whereby he's walking off and you think right now he's going to take a day off isn't he and the call comes in straight away saying right we've got our new threat immediately no yeah it's well it's without it's without giving anything absolutely away no i think it stands well enough on its own but there's clearly a to be continued there in your mind you're like well now they have it's like they've done one thing and they always knew there was two things that have to be sorted and you know it's only towards the end of this movie that they find out what the second thing is i find and i can say because i've been watching a couple of films this week simon peg annoying oh and always the karmic relief yes yeah i really like him it makes me question why would uh ethan hughn work with this guy well to be honest they've actually and that was one of the things in this they excuse me they have kind of eated him a little bit more than he was originally i mean he used to be the big it guy and he used to be kind you know the guy in the office that was sort of on the field go right go left do this you know always used to remind me of i uh any of those kind of spy movies where you know the person that's back in the office that's kind of doing the paperwork i mean right the start number five i think you know this is when again not a spoiler because it's at the start and it's in the trailers where ethan of tom cruise is hanging from the side of the plane and your boy's trying to panic he's panicked and he's trying to open the doors and then he opens the cargo door and it's like i wouldn't have worked with this person again yeah but anyway as i say i'm thinking too much to it's a bit of fun isn't it and they have good chemistry together on screen the two of them together and they if you see them even being interviewed they do like not only is he there seems to be the kind of blanket around tom cruise and the movies he also is when they're doing interviews yeah that he kind of can sort of slag tom cruise off of it which wouldn't necessarily be what tom cruise has been known for you get the feeling and i've never seen any other movies but you get the feeling in this movie that there's a bond between the two characters so it's like yeah it's like it's like you're hanging out with your mate and you might know your mate's a bit of an egypt but you know i mean he's your mate and you trust him like it's trust rather maybe than ability it's like here's someone he can trust sure he might you know are you a franchise fan or you just watch them when it comes about uh i avoided the film i avoided the mission possible films because when the first one came out it did something that i'm a very passionate fan of the tv show oh here we go right okay let me skip past all of that right but the cast of the original as well like peter graves greg morris martin lando they spoke out very strongly against the first film i shouldn't have cut across i was joking what what did they do in the very first movie the the villain of the first movie was the leader of the team through the 60s 70s 80s 90s jim phelps so to me and to long-term fans of the show that would be like saying captain kirk was a bad guy the whole time or as if it was like imagine you went to see the new james bond film and bond was a double agent the whole time well listen 20 20 years later 30 years 30 years later no that's 20 years since the first mission impossible i think 30 27 since the first mission impossible film 27 no it's not swear to god so mission impossible won the film was 27 years old 1996 well i am so old it's not even funny but anyway you got over it act young you got over i went along last night so what would you give it out of 10 then seven so good action movie the last half hour of this movie is spectacular takes a while to get there yeah there's a lot of talk a lot of talk which i didn't expect a lot of them you know it's not but the last half traces but there's a yapping in between yeah but it's spectacular in particular i don't know why they just really over explain to my mind oh yeah because every time they got into a new group of people explaining the same thing again and although as you said they're like we're well invested in what ai is in the real world but most of the characters in this film seem never to have heard of it okay they're like what this computer learns all right so what would you give it out of 10 for me i have to say i'm i'm a surprise but i think i'd probably settle around the seven as well with it i think if this is five in your ranking you have to come back a bit don't yeah i didn't i mean after see because i as i said you know the um terrestrial channels are all showing the earlier movies and that kind of thing and uh so six happened to be on and i was like oh i'm just gonna watch six now and get myself you know back into the headspace of where everything is happening i thought six was just gripping you know what i mean this is a little bit less so because the first hour dry or so you just feel that it can't all right it's okay it's definitely one to see on the big screen because the action i was very impressed with watching the trailer you really can tell uh stuff that's green screen and not oh yeah oh yeah and you know what i mean like and they do a lot of the stuff i was impressed with the action i was also impressed with haley atwell from the captain american movies gotta say i have to at one point she's driving and they're in a chase scene and i am saying tom cruise actually looks frightened he's usually the one that's just driving he's usually watching everything i was like my god he kind of looks scared there that he's not in control all right we'll play a bit of the trailer heading into the outbreak the world is changing truth is vanishing war is coming the county's number one talk show the nine till noon show on highland radio the nine till noon show with letter candy credit union simplify your debts with a debt consolidation loan from letter candy credit union call us on zero seven four nine one zero two one two six or apply online via our app 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announcement of the actors going on strike in is here we go don't worry about it 70 what are we 75 days what do you want though if you're not getting enough money or are they in support of the writers no no they're no they're not getting enough money but it's not about it like weird you know it's not about the tom cruises it's about you know the 200 other people that are on your uh you know the series that you watch they're looking for yeah there's a not a really it's uh hollywood's version of rte that's not bad actually yeah that's not bad i thought friend is the president of the flag i'm like friend i love it i love friend i was in friends wasn't she no no briefly did sound a bit like you're wondering no she was in the nanny do you remember nanny she's yeah i thought she was in no she popped up i thought she popped up there's a similar actress younger actress no yeah okay fair she's in the thing right there that's what they're looking for is pay because they think about it now like series you're trickling down and series used to be 22 you know anywhere between 22 28 episodes they were repeated all the time you got residuals from now there is the thing is what it comes up a lot in these articles but the streaming services there's a huge question mark over like they're not great at handing out money to the talent and they say a lot that there's a big mystery over how many people are watching shows but the executives are getting massive bonuses continuously so there is money there all right okay but it's not going down to the talent hi greg and the tv too before i forget dl versus doblin in balaba fea on sunday i can only assume finuda's back or she's gonna need a bigger fan but michael's not there with 48 degrees celsius in spain no we got a back before it got really hot has anyone seen the sky comedy show someone somewhere it's actually more of a dramedy in where a woman comes back to look after her parents after her sister died in manhattan kansas it's worth a look i think michael mentioned that quantum leap reboot once as it's just started last night in paramount which i believe had its first mention of a i as the strike started last night in the u.s and spread to the go away film if it's one person that needed a quantum leap this week it would be tobs right jack ryan this is kind of in the mission impossible space-ish kind of thing it's it's described on amazon it keeps being pushed to me jack ryan the final season are you in it not starring in it watching it well obviously i could but i am sadly wasn't asked to be starring it but no it is it's on a series season and the contract is probably sitting there i am a prince and i want you to star in the new jack ryan and you're like oh forward me forward me somebody wanted me to rest 350 million euros in my account i was tempted fair enough um but no this is the final i love this move this when i started this series because it was just i thought they did a really good uh interpretation of the books yes i was shocked at how good john kazinski was as jack ryan because it when i first started was doing it i was like that when you take it the guy from the office or even a few other things you kind of think of him more in a comedy role and not necessarily in action and it definitely has sort of played itself out though there's only so well to me it's heading into 24 territory which i know you gentlemen love but it's like for the love of god you know our lame nason and taken you know just ditch the daughter she's not worth all the effort you know that kind of way you're sort of a little bit in this like that and i start thinking who's how many people are gonna have to die how much stuff is gonna be destroyed to save this person yeah singular and just same thing so there's a little bit of that in in this one now but i think they know that themselves are just using this sort of to round off the story more than anything else is this fourth sorry oh yes this is four yeah so the i look the first two were great the third the third one was fine yes the other way is in it was an enjoyable watch but it just wasn't up to the kind of quality or the standard of the writing and that kind of thing that you had in the last one this one is excuse me this one is based on um if anybody's if you watched the earlier ones there's always been kind of a thread through with regard to the cia is there corruption in it that kind of thing this is finally rooting out exactly what that uh corruption is and how they're going to like you know redo uh american intelligence community yeah that's the kind of way that it's working out i'm halfway through because it drops weekly now it doesn't go through the thing so it's watchable can i say though i the lead i never got into him oh yeah yeah never was like you know i want to get behind him i think he's a mate perfectly fine yes i never really felt i was rooting for him or the way you would i don't want to be him yeah do you know that sort of a way like yeah i do of course yeah yeah no maybe that's the character he's playing because he's a little bit you know maybe ordinary i don't know uh but i think that is the hook of that series isn't it is that meant to be the particularly with the early story steps from behind the tiny browser it's the ordinary guy who it really belongs no pun intended here but in an office he's an office drone who sort of gets out in the field and i don't mean saving the hay he's out in the field he's doing what you wouldn't say hey that weather no oh it's a bit late now too oh you said it was you know silage now if you haven't cut your yeah you haven't cut your oh i can tell you a silage story it's from the back from that bad year he knows a bit about farming i do but this is great actually don't think about it's too late for so hey now if you cut the hay it's not going to be good hey he watches clarkson he knows i don't know it's silage whether now that's if you can get a couple of cuts out of it but the price of fertilizer it's through the roof um so what are you giving it out of 10 so far then it's i'm sorry i'm sorry but you're not giving me the impression you know i feel like you're laboring through it to be honest it's not i'm not laboring through because it's on a week by week in a i don't think i could sit down and watch is them in a row which i have a tendency to be a bit of a binger and that over a couple of days i kind of come home every evening and watch two or whatever and then get through the whole thing in a week i can't imagine watching this like that i think i need to work with you weekly yeah you need i need that little bit of distance from it along the way i mean if i'm giving the mission impossible of seven i'm definitely only giving this about a six yeah but i'm hoping that by then it's going to kind of pay off in the end by giving you sort of a rounded uh finish the story exactly you're also in the position whereby it's alongside having read the books as well i see happy valleys being pushed i'm not sure if i ever gave that a chance it's great it gets it gets i've never seen the the last final series right it's worth watching the early ones oh the early ones are brilliant yeah she's fantastic is it a drama or a cop show war it's a drama right okay basically what it is is this woman and she's a police officer there's a lot of kind of family stuff that's happened in her life she's raising one of her grandchildren that and then along with being a cop in in a in this i can't remember the size of the town relatively raw and then uh this sociopath comes up okay why try it because i think it's actually all available on the rtu player i think that's where i think that's where i'm not sure if the last series is i did say all but yeah i presumably wouldn't be flagging it unless they had it well because see they did the they did the i think it's three they did the first three series and then there was nothing for like five years yeah so it did 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news and sport and you can just click watch live on our website so as i say i appreciate all of you involved uh in that way and whichever way um let's see jack ryan season four seems to be following the original movie clear and present danger which there's no harm in that that's one of my favorites but i went through a stage where everything i watched with harrison ford in i enjoyed uh no one's mentioning uh no one's mentioning what chima call it indian jones that's exactly right yeah reading your mind i know i think it's my number break and it's the number seven it's on now is it the indian jones movie is out now i know i haven't had a chance to see it yet it's a beautiful face there now the outlaws both of you have carol can you just double check what mark's coming in under for me please if you don't mind just to make sure i bring the right person in so both of you have the outlaws down here yes what kind of a program stand it is a netflix film it's a comedy it's produced by adam sandler so it's in that wheelhouse he's not in it but it's of the type of movies that he do if you look up adam sandler i'm rotten to manage and see critics never embrace his movies they've all got like 11 percent he embraces netflix's money and the audience seems to love him all audiences love him yeah and this i absolutely loved this movie i'll tell you lay my hand the cards on the table adam divine is the star of this one i'm a fan of him from the comedy series workaholics which ran for seven seasons which was supposed to be getting a movie but paramount just pulled the plug on it along with about 20 other projects recently which is disappointing he plays the sort of character he always plays he's sort of a dweeb or a loser a very annoying type of character but somehow he's marrying nina dobrev from the vampire diaries who is a babe you have to just put put your your common sense on hold and you think how did he land her because it's just wouldn't work he is a bank manager and he's just people say about actually obnoxious obnoxious wow is she away for the weekend give her a chance i know give her a chance to calm down after that one so he's i'm sure no one is going to go in there it never happens never sorry i'm really no you're not i'm just it's interesting the door that's open there um so basically uh he's a bank manager and he's never met her parents uh because they've been in the amazon with a tribe supposedly but they are going to come for the wedding the impending wedding and it's pierce brosnan and it's ellen barken and they're both fantastic but they both hate him because they can see they call him a what a little white goober or doober they hate him brosnan hates him now this is the very start of the movie and about 10 15 minutes into the movie his bank is robbed by two people and he suspects midway through the robbery that it's her appearance of robbed his bank and as it turns out no real spoiler here he's right they are bank robbers so he has to figure out how he's going to prove this he starts investigating it there are multiple twists in this they're all completely improbable there are like three bank robberies the second bank robbery is one of the funniest things i've ever seen that was hilarious it's very juvenile humor this is not we were chatting with it's not like dodge ball or one of these these movies that are quite smart is it there's not as smart about this but it's very funny if you watch when i critic say it doesn't take itself too serious yeah critics didn't embrace this at all it doesn't matter because it will be a success yeah it's going to be a success i think it deserves to be a success brosnan is great fun he has a very weird accent in this yeah it's weird you ruined it for me it didn't well it's it's weird it's he's putting on a but he's he's an interesting two now this is a comedy but it's an action film there's big action in this there's a lot of gunfire there's a lot of people dying and i like these comedy thrillers right back to the 80s when you were watching things like Fletch i like it when you're like your comic thrillers too i know i've watched this as well i watched that i actually downloaded to watch on the plane on my flight back because i and it was only out that day it was out last friday it just it's missed the mark for me right i uh the it's it's silly kind of a comedy in the line of like you know adam sander did like the water boy and yeah you know it's in happy kill more that sort of a frame it's in that kind of a frame rather than this i'd like it to have been tiny bit smarter ellen barken is greatness and i was really too much she was more the reason i was going to watch it as i do like adam dry as well but she hasn't been in anything that i've seen anyways in quite a while and i was like oh god you know you always wonder what brings them back what is it about the script or whatever and she was very good in it brosnan i don't understand that they wanted him to kind of be sort of suave sophisticated type of person and then they went and they gave him a scottish accent right i was like what what why are we doing that like he already has a very suave and sophisticated accent in in real life so there's just a few little bits like that just comes down to whether or not you like adam sander or not he is really i think so i think he's more much you know like i enjoyed happy gilmore at that time when i was that age yes but i really do find him crazy yeah i can understand that yeah and this is no personal yeah no it's just yeah i didn't mind like he did the two murder mystery ones himself now and i have to they're great and the critics didn't embrace the second one's like the first one was fine but the second one was definitely i thought an improvement on the first one it was definitely gave me a bit more to kind of go on and when he does a drama like uncut gyms yeah he's fantastic yes but as soon as he walked on as soon as he walked on uh i saw something completely different okay stay right where you are we'll come back uh we'll come back from uh we'll come back to get your reviews on that i think i can say hello to marco solivan originally from boncran executive producer of jericho rigi there mark mark can you hear me no he can't he's muted there i don't know are you speaking to me or not right i'll give him one more chance here before i try something else mark are you there nope okay maybe you can't hear me can you hear me mark can you hear me sorry it's all right it's always the rain i like i like the background the backdrop it looks very attractive all together how are you getting on yeah we've had to run into a pub out of the rain unfortunately it's pouring cats and dogs right it is it's not gonna it's not gonna improve much but look at the way they won't affect the european premiere at the 45th go away film flower tonight uh of jericho ridge this is a film uh your executive producer of described as an action packed thriller set in the remote mountains town in north washington what was it like working on this project mark it was amazing um you know it took us about four years to put this together uh in the end because of covid we actually cancelled this uh about two weeks before covid kicked in um and then we had to re-recast and put it together again so it was a bit of a bit of a long haul but it ended up as an you know ended up in a brint project to work on we ended up shooting in cosavo uh in the end we were gonna like we were gonna shoot over in the states at one point canada and then we ended up shooting up in the mountains outside pristina believe it or not and just for those who may not be aware mark what is the role of an executive producer in a production of this scale um you basically you know you basically put the money together uh and manage the process from developments uh through to production through to you know marketing and sales post-production and all of that so pay to z actively you're you're kind of across it from the start to the end yeah no um it's it's it's great to uh get a european premiere for the gallway film fly it's a great platform it's a great platform for for your movie but it's also a great uh it's a great film for the gallway film fly to be able to showcase yeah we're excited to be here you know um this is our kind of worldwide premiere uh sitting here with harvey ascott and i think we'll actually the directors on on the on the zoom as well are you there uh will oh that is that's who will is thank you very much for producing this for me mark sorry about that we thought we thought we thought we thought we thought we'd all pile in so i'm here sitting here with harvey is my co-producer on this uh and will give link to delby is the director he's on board as well maybe i'll let him talk about the film a bit yeah will uh good morning to you will great to have you on uh we're speaking to marco solivan there we have you with us as well um and congratulations getting this in the bag with all the challenges of course with covid and everything else and choosing locations it's great to get this in front of people to enjoy i'm sure tell us a bit about the story mark not mark sorry william um the film is set in rural america it's about it's all mostly takes place in a sheriff's office it's sort of kind of in the middle of nowhere um it's about uh a mother and her son getting stuck in the middle of a sort of very tense very terrifying situation that sort of turns into a siege about halfway through the film and it's about their kind of dysfunctional relationship and how it and there you cope with the sort of terrifying and very tense action packed sort of night that they go through essentially yeah and you've been able obviously uh to to to get together a great team uh with with the likes of mark but also a great cast as well yeah no a fantastic cast i think we got very lucky um uh we just uh yes a lot of you know it was a sort of it was a strange time casting this we were just coming out of uh covid um and you know trying to get cast was very difficult but i think i think we managed i think they've all done superb i mean it's a mostly well it's uh there's an irish actor in it but i think the rest of the cast are a hundred percent english and everyone's obviously playing american so they've done a fantastic job with all that but yeah i think i think they're great across the board actually i think they're really good that's a huge challenging in and of itself isn't it in terms of casting because you want everything to be perfect in the finished product and obviously the actors pulled through for you on that i know it's huge but i mean i think there was something like uh english actors if you can't do an american accent it's it's you know work is going to be pretty thin on the ground um and sort of niki amuka bird who played our lead has has played so many american roles that she's pretty much got it off off you know and then we had we had uh acts and coach for the rest of the actors but they're all very skilled at it um and they'll you know it will bring something different and something exciting to it brilliant we've got the premiere this evening uh in terms of it's its general release i might put that to you mark uh where will we be able to enjoy this film is it going to get a cinema release uh is it streaming platform or is that still being worked on and what's the story yeah that's still been worked on and i think we'll probably do a theatrical release in the united states um the uk and ireland um we're hoping to do that anyway let's see let's see how the reviews go tomorrow morning but i feel that you know we're going to get we're going to get some decent reviews on this film um it's turned out really well um seems to be a lot of buzz around it uh in in go away so you know fingers crossed that helps us to to do a theatrical release in the cinemas you know and which who do you i mean which is more important because we talk about this son we have a feature here where we talk about various tv shows and films and often it comes down to uh something being a success and the audience loving it but critics sort of being cool on it critics as influential now as the the may have once been mark yeah i think so i mean you know the end of the yes they are for sure and and and audiences uh as well you know putting it out theatrically always drives i i suppose the success of it on on different distribution platforms you know and ultimately streamers are it's just a different distribution platform um so the success is theatrically in the reviews when people are you know reading up on it or whatever you know they see great reviews they're gonna you know they're gonna click on you know effectively and and William from a director's point of view you're directing this for how it'll look on the big screen that's where you want people to see it uh isn't it i'm not sure if if people would direct something separately for the small screen but you want people to have the full immersive experience of your work i'm presuming i mean yeah 100 you know seeing something on the big screen with an audience is you know is everyone's dream really you know it's where it looks best it's where it sounds best you get the community communal experience with everyone else but um you know the reality is it's it's quite hard certainly for lower budget films now to get up on the big screens and compete against giant multi hundred million dollar blockbusters but uh you know with with hopefully with you know intelligent and creative approach to the to the problems we we should get it up there for some people to see brilliant we should be cool yeah and mark even if budgets are tight you have to make them stretch because the audience aren't always that forgiven to say oh that's good considering the budget they do they expect a certain product don't they indeed they do i mean they're certainly your audience is not looking at a movie for a budget as you just said so you know some big making movies is a very expensive uh so i was about to say hobby yeah it's not hobby it's a hobby that we get paid for it's exactly well you know what i mean the most thing is you know we all do because we love it but uh yeah it's an expensive uh expensive game yeah well you got to pay your investors back eventually well that's it too and that all comes down to you listen lads thanks so much for your time best to look at this evening we really appreciate it uh william thank you for joining in well done on this i suppose you know this is to bed now you're you're probably looking towards your next project if you don't have things running concurrently a hundred percent yes i've got a couple of scripts i'm planning i've got up and running and i'm trying to get going um it looks like there's going to be obviously a massive global delay with things like that with yeah for sure which are you know both completely necessary for for you know our businesses and our careers and our livelihoods going forward but um i think you know we'll all wait out the storm and then hopefully come back stronger and yeah so watch this space next one hopefully coming soon for sure and mark is literally unmetaphorically waiting out the storm down in uh down in gallway okay listen thanks so much for your time take care marco solovan from boncran executive producer of jerry jerry co rich he has his assistant producer with him but i missed his name my apologies and also the director of that film uh as well which is good okay say what want to watch for yeah i would have far more interest in watching that now having spoken to the people that are behind it you kind of feel you know the process a little bit i feel like i'm i deserve a credit almost that's how involved i am special thanks at the end they have time to put it in get for tonight but look it's jerry co rich so keep your uh eyes out for its produced 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show of course we are in the company still of michael and fenula more to come from them but we have in studio with us a regular guest on this program alan o'reilly of carlo weather very welcome to the show very welcome to donagall alan how are we doing i think you told me that you were going to bring the good weather with you to donagall well i brought some sunny spells i managed to make the most about the scattered showers alan it's the scattered showers it's more it's more the downpour that's coming pretty afternoon i'm afraid yeah can we have you been you've been around the country a bit haven't you yeah i was camping in wiklo and we've been up near cul d'aff for the last week so we're here for another couple of days so yeah we look we made the most of what we got out in the sunny spells wild lantic way walking with alpacas on the wild lantic way that was amazing brilliant and wild ireland that was really amazing as well and lots of beaches you know it once you're wetting the sea doesn't matter if it's raining no so yeah that that that cul d'aff beach is amazing but yeah no we've really enjoyed i mean i have to say the one thing that's left a mark is the friendliness of the people the genuine welcome that you get it's uh yeah it's it really has actually left a mark yeah alan are you obsessed with weather when did your interest uh because how would i describe how do you describe yourself just whether a hobbyist or whether an enthusiast yeah well enthusiast i think it's slightly more than a hobby but yeah is that something that like do you love statistics do you love trends do you it's mainly uh my interest of snow believe it or not can be interested in weather and why doesn't it snow and why does it snow and what do we need and then tracking extreme weather watching i have an it background that's what my day job is so watching the computer models and trying to see the different you know assembles and reading all the different charts and i guess it's kind of a data and a weather kind of a mix that's that's kind of driving the interest yeah i think it's also driven advances in um weather forecasting i'm not interested in pitching you against any other organizations but you know there was a very strict policy it seemed for a long time three days that's it that's all we can guarantee three days and we're certain and then we've got people like you who present it in such a way where you respect your audience that they're not going to hold you to it though some do but you know you're prepared to push it out a bit and say well look this is what could happen this is what is likely to happen but you know i'm not telling you and i think really we've found the likes of mettern and others are having to go out into that area of speculation and i think it's the likes of of you that have put it up to them and say well you know we've we need to do that too yeah i think you know i will show what the weather charts show could happen which is exactly as you say and i think it's trying to give people like at the moment you know you know it's going to be a wet afternoon which are looking for something so i kind of look at the longer range and look at the trends and trying to see what's going to happen and like sometimes it's it's it's good and you know it does kind of good consensus and other times i get the moment next weekend it's really uncertain what's going to happen with a battle of a high and a low but i think trying to show people the low always seems to win what yeah i i tweet it's more than low is the form horse unfortunately so if we're back in back in lower high it seems to be low at the moment and look it's in contrast with people suffering from extreme heat in in parts of italy and greece and spain you know just there's there's absolutely crazy temperatures over 46 degrees forecast for sardinia in italy you know so i suppose we have different levels of problems like a wet evening we've decided to go to the the cinema here in let it Kenny and you know we'll have the the local fire roaring in the in the cottage that we're in nice you know it's not a bad little way to spend an evening i always say it's not easier to warm yourself than it is to cool yourself yeah i think you're right what annoys you most uh clickbait weather yeah i must be up there it is and then you're trying to put some science out there and you know that if it's 16 degrees they'll say oh it's going to be hotter than somewhere in spain that's colder than 16 degrees or something or it might be you know we'll tell you precisely when the snowstorm is going to hit you know and then you get into the article it's completely ambiguous is that a bit of an annoyance it's part of it but it is it's an annoyance because to be honest with you i've had to restrict a little bit my tweeting in terms of what i write because the some of the uh tabloid newspapers have taken my tweets and written headlines that don't in any way reflect what my tweet says and then i get messages from people saying you said such and such is going to happen and i said well i actually didn't but yeah so that that isn't an annoyance but look that's you put yourself out there and that's and everybody loves weather the clickbait stuff it just whatever reason people just love to click on weather yeah of course because it's it's it's it's serious and it's not serious it just hits all the right points okay so wet and windy friday today isn't it yeah very heavy rain moving up we've had of over 30 millimeters of rain since midnight in parts of the south and that's making its way or not so very wet afternoon very wet evening we'll miss the strongest of the winds here in the northwest um but again wet overnight tomorrow morning showery some heavy showers moving in again very cloudy dull day tomorrow temperatures only 15 or 16 degrees sunday sunny spells um there will be showers but there'll be some more sunny spells and sundays that's a better day the better news is next week is going to see less rainfall now it's not going to be dry but it's going to see less rainfall yeah and there'll be more opportunities in between the showers so if anybody's coming up here next week or anyone's here next week there'll definitely be more more in the way of dry spells next week um next weekend as i say really uncertain we have this high pressure trying to push up from the southwest but we have all these lows that just keep coming down um eventually i'd like to think that the azores high will come back and say a little hello to us before the summer's out and people need to remember august is still the meteorological season of summer so you know july you know july is okay it's not looking great but we still have a whole other month of summer and sure everyone knows when the kids go back to school the weather gets better i don't you don't need to be aware of that i love it i love it it's always the way all right listen allen brilliant um great to have you and your family up here enjoy the cinema enjoy the fire i might start panic tomorrow hijack tomorrow if the weather's that bad all right but listen allen thank you very much for that as you say when the weather breaks it's really quite pleasant yesterday there were some lovely spells of sunshine and a decent heat all right allen all right of carlo weather thanks so much for timing your trip to letter kenny to come in and see us so we'll be back with more after these the night till noon show is brought to you by letter kenny credit union offering low rate holiday loans with fast approval apply online at letterkennycu.ie or in office today begs and partners are a specialist local plumbing heating and bathroom supplier established in belfast 1960 we now have 12 branches and are known for quality value and reliability our latest branch in springtown drive bunk rana road dirty includes a beautiful bathroom showroom as well as a fully stock plumbing and heating trade sales counter delivery service 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want to okay right so that was interesting i like the weather yeah i was going to have someone who's passionate you can respond to passion and expertise somebody who's really passionate and someone who knows what they're talking about that's great yeah it's brilliant it really is everything that's absent from the show go watch anything this week or anything plan i'm away down home down to my family and i'm down in gallway i'm going to see a play called bed bound by colin meany it's part of the arts festival which has just started now this weekend in gallway yeah it's good buzz down there because you've the film festival going as well yeah the film festival has been hit a little bit already straight away the last matthew modyne which i would have definitely have gone trying to see him if i what's that about sorry uh matthew modyne is um he's it has a new movie that's out you know remember he was to be big big back in our day now he used to be kind of the heartthrob back in the 80s he was busy always at the film festival they always get a big name like that it's not you know some of the people we recognize i get you yeah they do a premiere of whatever their movie is and then they have a q and a their beat and lots of big q and a so he's a new movie out with john cleese himself and a few others and um he is the president of the so it's a strike then oh so he's unable to see this is going to be the thing now that we know we don't think it's a big deal but they can't they won't be making anything there'll be no more promotion of any of this any of the the stuff that's currently been made but who exceeds to their demands is it the industry is it the studios or it's it's the movies studios are and and the platforms yeah so i don't know i don't know like exactly names who's in it but it's all those things like yeah whoever owns amazon prime there is a prime disney as well as the actual movie and tv production studios that seems to be who they were sitting down at the table with yes no white smoke of a solution it's really early days oh it's the early days yeah i mean in fact early in the week i know we're getting there but yeah there was it's it's it looks less and less like seconds less well less and less likely i mean there was a there was a well-publicized zoom call the studio heads were just basically building the barricades on monday of this week so i'm putting them into their things if they give into them then they have to give into the writers and then all of a sudden then you're just yeah which i it's gonna be a long one so it is yeah and it's gonna have a major impact on what we're watching next year content this time next year we're gonna end up talking about stuff that we're repeating yeah you know the things i'll be taking out the bay watch dvds again we're talking about those watching the west wing for the eighth time he only went to the only went from vhs to dvds because it bulls is better all right if you have five seconds i want to say hello to dear dra i met her yes you know i love when people come up to me and recognize my voice yeah and randomly i was in the hairdresser head wrapped up in a towel the whole thing chatting away to my hairdresser donna love lady were you singing the musical possibly it was sitting over on the other chair and she went oh you must be fenoula from highland radio the boom fame at last so dear dra yes hi dear dra okay thank you very much michael and fenoula we really appreciate your time as always that's where we have to leave it on the program today but stay tuned won't you because jump residence coming up live around the northwest from car and donna but it is 12 noons that means it's time to get a news update and it's good afternoon now to donal cavena thank you great good afternoon gar thee