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What s on? 10 top telly tips for Sunday

Reeling in the Years hitting 2012, a sensational Line of Duty, Sharon Shannon visiting former homes - and later on, The Oscars begin when most sensible folk are fast asleep . . . Pick of the Day Reeling in the Years, 8.30pm, RTÉ One This week’s edition features the hits and headlines of 2012, when Katie Taylor won boxing gold for Ireland at the London Olympics and Scouse singer Nathan Carter had a breakthrough hit with Wagon Wheel. Elsewhere, in the USA, Barack Obama (below) won a second term as President. It was also the year when the Costa Concordia cruise ship ran aground off the coast of Italy.

Why Rose Matafeo couldn t get a date in New Zealand

Horndog generated universal praise from the critics. The Telegraph said, “Matafeo is an astute, often hilarious observer of millennial life”, while The Guardian labelled her, “a near perfect comedian”. On the back of that acclaimed show, which was also made into a well-received, HBO Max/BBC special, Matafeo has now written, and is starring in, a TVNZ 2 sitcom entitled Starstruck. “It’s a reverse Notting Hill,” replies the comedian, who hails from Auckland and first made her name in the late-night comedy sketch show Funny Girls. Starstruck centres on Jessie, a 20-something woman (played by Matafeo) who feels like she is going nowhere in London.

Harry Potter star Matthew Lewis: How do I say this? I don t care about your baby photos

Harry Potter star Matthew Lewis: ‘How do I say this? I don’t care about your baby photos’ The i 1/19/2021 Gwendolyn Smith © Provided by The i Matthew Lewis says he is aware that every opportunity he s had in the last 10 years is down to Harry Potter (Photo: Leigh Keily/ Multitude Media) Being famous because you were in Harry Potter has its drawbacks. Matthew Lewis has racked up a string of acting credits since his days in the franchise, not least his likeable, understated turn in the New Zealand romcom Baby Done, which opens in the UK this week. Even so, it’s likely that to a certain generation – not to mention to casting agents – he’ll always be the hapless Neville Longbottom, the role he played from the age of 11 to 21.

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