Rare frame: Killian Murphy appeared at a ceremony with his wife and son

At the Killian ceremony he appeared with 16-year-old son Aran and wife, Ivonn McGiness. The couple has another son, a 17-year-old Maalarchy. But there was no Golden Globe. It was an unforgettable evening for a 47-year-old Irish actor when he won the best male in a dramatic movie for his role in Christopher Nolan's movie Oppensheimer. Aran has already made it in two films. And, according to critics, it is very similar to his famous father.

Murphy began his speech with the praise of Nolan, with which he worked several times earlier, including Batman: Beginning, Dunkirk and Start. "When I first got on the set of Christopher Nollan, I realized that everything was different. I could determine this by the level of rigor, level of focus, level of dedication, complete lack of any seat options for the actors. I realized that I was working with A visionary director and a real master, "Killian said.

He joked that "one of the most beautiful and vulnerable things in the actor's career is that no actor can act alone alone. " Last week, the actor was present at the Desert Palm Achievment Award at Palm Springs and remembered his family that it is very rare. Killian said that his eldest son remained at home because he had exams. The Star Trump Star had previously told that he decided to transport his family back to his homeland to Ireland, 2015, because he wanted his children to be Irish.

He explained, "We wanted children to be Irish. They were teenagers and already spoke with a chic English accent, and I didn't like it very much. So we decided to return. We stayed in London for 14 years, both of our children were born there, and in Dublin we have returned only in 2015. It is a very Irish story about how to go, do your business and return home, it seems to be an ordinary story for the Irish.

" Although the emphasis of his children played a big role in the decision to move, there were other factors: Killian said that he wanted to go home to be closer to his parents and parents. Killian does not want to live in Los Angeles. "I love to visit, love there food and weather. I don't know, I just feel European, I just feel like an Irishman. If I lived in California, I would feel a stranger, I couldn't imagine to live there , - the actor confessed.