Killian Murphy's old friend showed his fun archive photo

Chris O'Daud, the star of the series "Computer", shared a funny picture with Killian Murphy. Both actors used to work together. Actor Chris O'daud shared a funny picture with Killian Murphy after the star Oppenheimer received her first Oscar for the best male. Chris and Killian have been familiar for many years and have ever come together. About it writes Daily Mail. 47-year-old Murphy won for the main role in the movie Oppenheimer at the 96th Oscar Award Ceremony in Los Angeles on Sunday night.

44-year-old Chris posted a photo in X (earlier Twitter) to greet his friend on a huge victory, sharing a picture of a couple dressed as a schoolgirl. The retrospective photo shows the young Killian and Chris in school uniforms and hats. "I am so glad for this shiny guy from Cork. More than 25 years of wonderful work, Boss Bos Killian, we are all so proud of you," Chris wrote. Bualadh bos is an Irish expression that means "prolonged applause" or "ovation.

" Killian's victory was the first victory of Ireland at the ceremony since Daniel Day-Luis and Brenda Friker took prizes for the movie "My Left" in 1990. However, Day-Luis was born in London, so Murphy became the first Irish Oscar winner for the best male. And he did not forget to mention it. Murphy told reporters: "I'm a little stunned, I'm very stunned. I'm very modest. I am very grateful and, know, very proud that I am an Irishman who stands here today. It is really important to me.

I am in my speech because I can't remember what I said. " The actor noted that in Ireland everyone supports people of art and this is very important for the future. Killian also spoke about his relationship with director Christopher Nolan, calling them "very special. " "We have been working together for 20 years. I think he is the perfect director, he is an outstanding writer, he is an outstanding director. He represents this movie like no other in the world and I just can't believe in my luck.

I did for him Film tests, when he was a baby, and thought that everything would be enough in a room with Chris for a few hours, and here we are. So I'm very modest and grateful, "Killian said. We will remind, after the ceremony, while his statuette was applied engraving, Killian Murphy congratulated Ukrainian director Mstislav Chernov and hugged him, greeting with a victory.