Keoghan returns as The Joker in THE BATMAN 2
MASTERS OF THE AIR on Apple TV+
SALTBURN now on Amazon prime
Barry Keoghan’s Top 10
As we wait for his latest project, SALTBURN, to hit theatres, it’s time to review the amazing filmography of Ireland’s hottest new acting talent, Barry Keoghan. From his compelling portrayal of complex characters in intense dramas like THE KILLING OF A SACRED DEER to his performance in epic blockbusters like DUNKIRK and winning hearts and critical acclaim with his latest film SALTBURN, check out his best performances via the link below.
SALTBURN release date
Barry Keoghan’s new film SALTBURN hits theatres on November 17th. The psychological darkly comedic thriller stars Barry Keoghan as Oliver Quick, a lonely student at Oxford University in the mid-2000s. He soon takes an interest in Felix (played by Jacob Elordi), a wealthy and charismatic student who invites him to spend the summer at the titular estate with his eccentric family. Barry is a rising star in Hollywood at the moment, and the 31-year-old Irish actor is known for movies such as the Marvel blockbuster ETERNALS and THE BANSHEES OF INISHERIN, which earned him an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor.
MASTERS OF AIR preview
Barry Keoghan is dressed for battle in Apple TV’s upcoming war drama MASTERS OF AIR. Starring as Lieutenant Curtis Biddick, Barry stars alongside ELVIS star Austin Butler, FANTASTIC BEASTS’ actor Callum Turner and SEX EDUCATION and BARBIE star Ncuti Gatwa. The nine-episode limited series is set during World War II and is a sequel to HBO’s BAND OF BROTHERS, which first aired in 2001.
Barry Keoghan: Esquire interview
In a new Esquire magazine interview, Oscar-winning Irish actor, Barry Keoghan, discusses how he joined the DC Extended Universe. using a make-shift audition tape of himself, Keoghan successfully caught the attention of BATMAN director Matthew Reeves, who offered him a role in the film. Not as the Riddler, though—that was scooped by Paul Dano. Instead, Reeves tapped Keoghan as the Joker.