'It's not every day that you pick up a BAFTA in London.' 🏆 AnIrishGoodbye_ star James Martin has spoken of his joy after the Northern Ireland film staved off fierce competition Baftas
As for keeping his cool at the Baftas, Martin took advice from his father, broadcaster Ivan Martin, who told him: "We don't do nervous in this house.""Really fair play to the lads, and the cast and my co-stars last night at the Baftas."Directed and written by Tom White and Tom Berkeley, An Irish Goodbye tells a story of two estranged brothers who come together after their mother's death.
A black comedy set on a rural farm in Northern Ireland, it was shot on location in Londonderry, Templepatrick and Saintfield."They created something very special on screen - something that moved me as a mum," she told BBC News NI.Speaking in the Bafta winners' room, White said: "It's a remarkable year for Irish film and the talent on display across all the awards."We're representing Northern Ireland as well, it just means means a lot for us.
"Our fellow nominees in Colm Bairéad for The Quiet Girl - beautiful film, the Banshees team, to see this Irish talent all being recognised in this way, it's such an honour and fills us with pride."James Martin and co-star Seamus O'Hara alongside directors Ross White and Tom Berkeley accepting their Bafta
Meanwhile, the Banshees of Inisherin, which had 10 nominations, won outstanding British film, best original screenplay, as well as best supporting actor and actress.An Cailín Ciúin lost out in the not in the English language and adapted screenplay categories to All's Quiet on the Western Front. Other Irish interests included Paul Mescal, Colin Farrell and Daryl McCormack in the leading actor category. That award went to Austin Bulter for Elvis.An Irish Goodbye, An Cailín Ciúin, The Banshees of Inisherin and Paul Mescal are all nominated for Oscars there too.
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