Domhnall Gleeson
- Actor, writer and executive producer
Press clippings
Charlie Brooker on "Be Right Back", Black Mirror's softest, saddest, strangest episode
The series creator and writer on the madness of grief, technology manipulating our emotions, and the uncanny valley where those two ideas meet.
Olivia Pym, GQ, 6th December 2023James Acaster's spoof crime podcast Springleaf attracts all-star cast
James Acaster has launched his spoof true crime podcast, Springleaf, in which he plays his undercover cop alter-ego, Pat Springleaf, with a cast that includes Finn Wolfhard, Romesh Ranganathan, Katherine Ryan, Tom Allen, Sara Pascoe, Joe Lycett, Lolly Adefope, Nish Kumar, Rosie Jones, Guz Khan, Phil Wang, Ed Gamble, Josh Widdicombe, Sindhu Vee, Natalie Cassidy and Domhnall Gleeson.
British Comedy Guide, 21st November 2023Frank Of Ireland review
Gruesome twosomes are a recurring gag throughout Frank Of Ireland, a low farce of wildly fluctuating quality.
Liam Fay, The Times, 17th April 2021Frank Of Ireland review
As new comedies go, you couldn't accuse Frank Of Ireland of being a shrinking violet.
James Jackson, The Times, 16th April 2021Review: Frank Of Ireland
It's a squally, inconsistent show, and one that could certainly do more to make the viewer want to spend time with these aggressively dysfunctional characters. But if you don't mind the lack of depth, Frank generates his share of primal laughs through sheer commitment to the mayhem.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 15th April 2021Frank Of Ireland will make you forget about lockdown
The Gleeson brothers' brilliant new sitcom is here to put the smile back on your face
Alex Bilmes, Esquire, 15th April 2021Frank Of Ireland review: the new Mrs. Brown's Boys?
Brian and Domhnall Gleeson star in a new Irish comedy that should come with a health warning about gross bodily functions.
Ed Power, The Telegraph, 15th April 2021Frank Of Ireland review
Brian and Domhnall Gleeson star as a washed-up narcissist and his put-upon sidekick in a new comedy which has the air of a wasted opportunity.
Lucy Mangan, The Guardian, 15th April 2021Frank Of Ireland review
From the team behind the verbal firework display that was Catastrophe, this new sitcom is full of slapstick and rampant comedy boners.
Sean O'Grady, The Independent, 15th April 2021Frank Of Ireland review
A rude, strange and grumpy delight.
Emily Baker, i Newspaper, 15th April 2021