Martin Scorsese, Adam Driver, Idris Elba, Spike Jonze … and now, Barry Keoghan.
The harvest of Squarespace Super Bowl-Ad-Alum is nothing to fool, especially since Scorsese Targeted As included in the brand 2024 AD. Super Bowl Lix marks the Irish actor Keoghan’s turn.
For the big game short filmKeoghan along with a donkey, just like in “Banshees of Inishherin. “The commercial, entitled” Barry and Mosley “, co-stars Don Mosley-it is donkey-that could really use a website to support their budding acting career.
“Barry brings his signature charm and depth to this campaign and celebrates creativity and entrepreneurship in a way that is both striking and unexpected,” reads a squarespace statement.
And that’s true: Keoghan’s comedy chops (while you chomper an apple) really shine here.
The “Saltburn” actor has a lot of other, non-donkey-related projects in the works, including Ireland-Set Drama “brought them down” with Christopher Abbott. The movie, which Premiere at the 2024 Toronto International Film FestivalWill debut in theaters on Friday 7 February from Mubi.
Keoghan is believed to be too Portrait Ringo Starr In Sam Mendes’ four -part Beatles Biopic, and Mediations Andrea Arnold’s “Bird” With Franz Rogowski. He will also do that appear in “Peaky Blinders” movie with Cillian Murphy and plays in The Weeknd’s movie with Trey Edward Shultswith the title “Hurry up tomorrow” together with Jenna Ortega. The feature is part of The Weeknd’s album “Brains Up Tomorrow”, which is the third in a trilogy of studio album including “After Hours” (2020) and “Dawn FM” (2022). This album and film is the last chapter, “designed with existential and self -reference themes and is accompanied by visionary teasers,” according to its message.
And could Keoghan be reunited with his “Saltburn” director Emerald Fennell soon? Fennell and colleague “Saltburn” star Jacob Elordi collaborates on an Emily Brontë’s adaptation “Wuthering heights,” With “Saltburn” producer Margot Robbie also the lead role.
Keoghan told us Indieview That he would be interested in joining the movie, if possible. “I’m not going to say I’m waiting for the script, but if there are some there that were meaningful,” said Keoghan, “anyone I have worked with before I would work with them in a heartbeat. I don’t want to bug her About that, but yes, if the part was sensible.
Read Keoghan’s Latest interview with IndieWire hereAnd check out the Super Bowl place below.
