Tonys Talk: Fionnula Flanagan on How She Got Closer to Aunt Maggie Far Away by Nicole Rosky - Jun 5, 2019 It's been over five decades since the first time that 2019 Tony nominee Fionnula Flanagan ...

Fionnula Flanagan looks tremendous. Dressed in gorgeously soft woollens, her fingernails manicured to immaculate pearl drops, she makes her corner of the Merrion Hotel bar into a regal enclave.

Fionnula Flanagan, a distinguished actress trained at Dublin's Abbey Theatre, brought her extensive experience and acclaimed talent to the cast of The Ferryman, having previously originated roles ...

Fionnula Flanagan, one of Ireland’s most beloved actresses, was born on December 10, 1941 in Dublin. She and her four younger siblings grew up speaking both Irish and English, despite their ...

Flanagan was a Tony Award nominee for her performance in The Ferryman, directed by Sam Mendes on Broadway. She also appeared on stage in The Tempest, Heartbreak House, The Taming of the Shrew, The ...

Stage and screen actress Fionnula Flanagan was born in 1941, and raised in Dublin. She spent many years in America with her husband, psychiatrist Garrett O’Connor.

Fionnula Flanagan in Smother. Fionnula also told Ryan about her upcoming Hunger Games movie, in which she does a spot of singing. "That was fun to do," she told him.

EXCLUSIVE: Deadline can reveal the first teaser for Irish writer and director Darren Thornton's comedy drama Four Mothers which world world premieres in BFI London Film Festival's Competition this ...

McArdle leads the cast opposite Fionnula Flanagan as the mother, with support from Dearbhla Molloy, Paddy Glynn and Stella McCusker. Related Stories Reviews 'Four ...

Irish acting legend Fionnula Flanagan is back on the big screen this month in The Hunger Games prequel The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, describing her character, Grandma'am, as someone who "has ...

Four Mothers tells the story of Edward (James McArdle), a novelist saddled with caring for his elderly mother (Fionnula Flanagan) who finally finds himself on the brink of literary success.