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Chabhraigh an gruagaire Éireannach, Gareth Bromell, le Cillian Murphy bheith réidh do chairpéad dearg na nOscar.
Tháinig ainm tí ar an bhfear as Luimneach tar éis dó gruaig Taylor Swift a stíliú. Ó shin i leith, tá sé ag obair le daoine cáiliúla A-liosta ar nós Phoebe-Waller Bridge, Lily Allen, Claire Foy, chomh maith le Geri Halliwell.
Ag roinnt cúpla léargas ar Chillian, a bhuaigh an tAisteoir is Fearr as a ról in Oppenheimer, thug Gareth, The Boss, ar a chara.
Ag labhairt faoin stíl a chruthaigh sé do Cillian, dúirt sé: "Is é Cillian féin an t-inspioráid atá agam do chuma Cillian anocht."
Cosúil le gach duine againn tá sé ilghnéitheach - díreach cosúil le hÉirinn féin. Is fíor-Éireannach é."
Bhuaigh Oppenheimer go leor gradam ag na Oscars, ag buachan seacht nduais san iomlán, lena n-áirítear Aisteoir is Fearr do Cillian Murphy agus Stiúrthóir is Fearr do Christopher Nolan.
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