After years of performing the same comedy sketch at performances, Tony Hawks decides to find inspiration for his scripts by traveling around Ireland with a portable fridge.
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Title: Round Ireland with a Fridge (2010)
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| Tony Hawks | ... | Tony Hawks | |
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Valerie O'Connor | ... | Roisin Mulvaney |
| Ed Byrne | ... | Dylan Daley | |
| Sean Hughes | ... | Brendan | |
| Josie Lawrence | ... | Sandra | |
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Andy Taylor | ... | Kevin |
| Sara Crowe | ... | Nicola | |
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Breffni McKenna | ... | Peter |
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Tom Sullivan | ... | Bingo (as Tomás Ó Súilleabháin) |
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Stephen Denver | ... | Butch |
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Susan Paterno | ... | Karen |
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Deirdra Morris | ... | Agnes |
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Chrissie Cotterill | ... | Anne-Marie |
| David Sterne | ... | Mac | |
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Brendan Dempsey | ... | Liam |
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After years of performing the same comedy sketch at performances, Tony Hawks decides to find inspiration for his scripts by traveling around Ireland with a portable fridge.
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Tony Hawks, a British comedian, actor and author took a drunken bet one night that he could hitch-hike around the coast of Ireland with a fridge in tow. He did it and wrote a best selling book about his adventure. The book tells of the wonderful array of characters he met on his travels, the places he visited, some good, some bad, and how something so normal as a small fridge managed to become some sort of beacon of hope for humanity. The book, in short, is an often hilarious read that quite possibly ranks as one of the finest human interest stories written in the comedy field.
The film is awful. Containing neither the feel or many of the joyous instances in the book, Hawks' film version is propelled by a heavy reliance on romance and a distinct lack of comedy. Skip it and read the book instead. Tony Hawks I could flipping kill you for letting this dirge come out on tape. 2/10