Well, it was kismet. But fate — and some fashion influencer vibes — took the wheel when Hendricks was approached by a clothing company about a potential collaboration. Suddenly, the big man from Boyle had his in. Yes, aliens.
And we are not just talking sci-fi because the Good Girls star told Patrick Kielty that while she and her husband. George Bianchini, were living here during filming her husband saw a UFO. He saw what he saw. Refreshingly, Hendricks is not one of those Americans who claims Irish heritage just because, and with her trademark red hair which is, in fact, dyed she could get away with it. For the night that was in it, Ryan offered her best romantic advice which she has tried and tested herself: go for a man who has been divorced.
Tough but fair, since Coogan is playing Mick McCarthy in the upcoming film Saipan about the infamous incident at the World Cup, he must have known that he would have to answer the question that has seen many a relationship torn apart. Perhaps unsurprisingly, since he is portraying him on the silver screen, Coogan said he is Team Mick but only by a fraction.
Some may say his mother is a wise woman however, she got it wrong when she thought the family could never show their faces in Ireland again after Coogan did his Martin Brennan sketch. The classic bit saw Coogan play Irishman Martin Brennan appearing on a chat show hosted by Alan Partridge — also played by Coogan — who breaks out into a rendition of Come Out, Ye Black and Tans making the British hosts desperately uncomfortable.
It was important that Martin got the better of Partridge though, Coogan said, because as an Englishman he has a very cliched view of Ireland and although Martin appears the fool, he wins out.
