Sir Kenneth Branagh
Sir Kenneth Branagh discusses his personal film Belfast, telling the story of a young boy’s experiences during the upheaval in the late 60’s, inspired by Kenneth’s own childhood
Sir Kenneth Branagh discusses his personal film Belfast, telling the story of a young boy’s experiences during the upheaval in the late 60’s, inspired by Kenneth’s own childhood
He’s a remarkable star of the stage and screen with an incredible catalogue of work in his back pocket.
Sir Kenneth Branagh has dazzled audiences in Shakespearean adaptations from Henry the 5th, to Hamlet - he’s played the gruff but lovable detective in the Emmy Award winning BBC crime drama Wallander, and shone in blockbuster films like Dunkirk and Tenet.
His latest film, BELFAST - which he wrote and directed - tells the story of a young boy’s experiences during the upheaval in the late 60’s, inspired by Kenneth’s own childhood in Northern Ireland.
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