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The Snapper cast, where are they now? Irish film takes centre stage in RTE s Back to Barrytown
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Following the excellent documentary on The Commitments which aired last week, viewers will be going Back To Barrytown this Sunday but this time, we re going to check in with the Curley family.
In the second of a three-part series for RTÉ One about the Barrytown trilogy, Colm Meaney journeys back to revisit The Snapper, a comedy that s still as popular and quotable as ever, almost 30 years after its release.
The Irish seem to talk more than other people, and to take more joy from it. There are times when they have arguments simply for the sake of talking, and they don t always mind being overheard, because they love an audience. Two Irishmen in a pub may be silent. Add a stranger at the other end of the room, and they ll start talking, putting on a subtle performance.
This trait is at the heart of the comedy in The Snapper, which is a very funny movie about the people packed into small houses on a small street in a tight little neighborhood in Ireland.