Barry Keoghan

Irish actor Barry Keoghan said he brought "tons of sentimental stuff" with him on his British Airways flight to Los Angeles ahead of Sunday's Oscars, ...

[Keoghan ](https://www.irishcentral.com/culture/entertainment/barry-keoghan-billy-the-kid)said that the airline did not "seem to be helpful in one bit" in the search for his missing luggage. Tut tut." "Such bad customer service.

Dublin actor Barry Keoghan said he had brought 'tons of sentimental stuff' for the show on Sunday and that the airline could not 'seem to be helpful in one.

“Here In LA for Oscars and had tons of sentimental stuff I wanted to wear and bring with me. Sent me to LAX to tell me they can’t help me. Keoghan tweeted that he had packed “tons of sentimental stuff” for the awards on Sunday (March 12) but that the airline could not “seem to be helpful in one bit”.

The Dubliner said there was a lot of sentimental items in his suitcase and criticised the airline for not being "any way helpful"

Keoghan recently won a Bafta award for best supporting actor for his performance in the Banshees of Inisherin. Sent me to LAX to tell me they can’t help me. “Here in LA for Oscars and had tons of sentimental stuff I wanted to wear and bring with me. [Dublin Live Newsletter](https://www.dublinlive.ie/news/dublin-news/sign-up-newsletter-today-17954403) to get all the latest Dublin news straight to your inbox. [Keoghan](https://www.dublinlive.ie/all-about/barry-keoghan) has been nominated for best supporting actor in this weekend's 95th Academy Awards for his role as Dominic Kearney in the Banshees of Inisherin, marking his first ever Oscar nomination. [Barry Keoghan](https://www.dublinlive.ie/all-about/barry-keoghan) has slammed British Airways after his luggage was lost on his trip to Los Angeles.

Oscar nominee Barry Keoghan has criticised British Airways for losing his suitcase. The actor is due to arrive in Los Angeles for this weekend's Oscars' ceremony, as he has been nominated for Best Supporting Actor for his role in the Martin McDonagh ...

“He was a charmer,” she continued. “It’s so inspiring”, “It’s amazing, it’s so positive.

The Dublin native, who is nominated for Best Supporting Actor at the 95th Academy Awards this Sunday, criticised the airline's “bad customer service” after ...

The 95th Academy Awards will take place this Sunday, March 12, at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. The Dublin native, who is nominated for Best Supporting Actor at the 95th Academy Awards this Sunday, criticised the airline’s “bad customer service” after losing his suitcase on the way to Los Angeles. Barry Keoghan has hit out at British Airways for losing his luggage ahead of the Oscars.

Robert Pattinson gave us a new era of the Caped Crusader in last year's The Batman. After years of DC's movies being on shaky ground for fans, ...

No matter what they end up going with in the future, there’s still a lot of potential past that distorted screen. Despite not having that much information on Reeves’ next vision, Keoghan has said that he would love to be a part of it. Actually, I have this little half-Moleskin book I’ve written a lot in already, and so yeah, I want to show people what that is”. Keoghan also mentioned director Matt Reeves being completely supportive of where he wanted to go with the character, saying he was “another great director at communicating what he wants in the most delicate way and making you understand. Whereas Phoenix’s portrayal was about seeing The Joker come out of his shell as one of the most dangerous criminals alive, Keoghan’s Joker already has a history with Batman and could potentially make for the next big bad when Reeves returns for a sequel. And he was so on board with me, and same with producer Dylan Clark and getting to do the scene with Rob Pattinson and Paul Dano was just, again, masterclasses”.

Irish Oscar nominees headed to the bright lights of Hollywood for the glamorous ceremony this weekend.

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Oh dear, Barry Keoghan's journey to the Oscars got off to a rather bumpy start. He's up for an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor but he didn't find ...

The whole country is behind The Banshees of Inisherin star and while he promised to visit his old school after his BAFTA win, he shared a sweet photo of the tribute his former youth club shared to cheer him on. He didn't have glowing reports after he was sent on quite a journey to recover the suitcase. The 30-year-old actor explained that there was loads of 'sentimental stuff' that he wanted to wear and bring with him in the bag.

Barry Keoghan has slammed British Airways for its "bad customer service" after losing his suitcase on the way to Los Angeles for the Oscars.

Tut tut." "Such bad customer service. Keoghan is nominated for best supporting actor at the 95th Academy awards for his role in dark Irish comedy The Banshees Of Inisherin.

Oscar-nominated Barry Keoghan's trip to La La Land hasn't gotten off to a good start.

Keoghan has been nominated for his role in The Banshees of Inisherin, with the film picking up nine nominations including best picture. In a now-deleted tweet, he blasted British Airways for their "bad customer service", and revealed he had brought "tonnes of sentimental items" to wear at the awards ceremony on Sunday. Barry Keoghan has slammed British Airways, after the airline lost his luggage on his flight to LA.

Oscar nominee and Bafta winner Barry Keoghan has been hailed as inspirational by young people who have been through the care system.

His experience in care, having been moved to various placements, for me represents a failure of the care system which is sadly far too prevalent.” Huge congratulations to Barry Keoghan for his Bafta win and we wish him every success at the Oscars.” She said: “It’s really hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel. She said: “When it’s someone that’s care-experienced that’s nominated for it (an Oscar), that is very huge in our community because it just shows, ‘Look, you can kill it in whatever industry you’re in. I can be the best version of me’. She also runs art projects with disadvantaged young people.

Before Bow Street Academy there was The Factory, where some of Ireland's brightest talent - including Barry Keoghan and Jack Reynor - first trained.

And it still maintains its pure focus on screen acting, which Marcus says differs from the “performative” nature of most drama schools. “From the first day when he turned up demanding to see legendary casting director Maureen Hughes, his charm, raw talent and ambition won us all over,” the school’s Instagram account posted shortly after his Oscar nomination. The problem, according to Marcus, was that many of the actors available at the time hadn’t had any specific screen training, and the experience of the ones that had been to drama school was limited to theater. The Factory, already earmarked as a “cultural asset” of Dublin’s docklands area, was no more. “And now we have hundreds of students,” he says. “It was like an acting gym, and such a fertile ground to create anything.” But Marcus says that “after about three weeks he was gone,” with work already coming his way thick and fast. Keoghan was among the first intake, the skills he had already displayed meaning he was automatically given a place with the need for an audition. The original idea was simple: to have a dedicated space for cinematic creativity — a place for filmmakers, created by filmmakers. In fact, he was one of the very first pupils at what would later become Dublin’s premiere college, the National Screen Acting School of Ireland, better known as the Bow Street Academy. “We envied musicians who could just go to a coffee shop with their guitars and hang out, jam together and create. As will likely be etched into Irish folklore as his Hollywood trajectory continues its sharp ascent, the Dubliner — born in one of the city’s most disadvantaged neighborhoods — would spend seven years in foster homes as a child.