On this Friday night's Late Late Show , host Ryan Tubridy will speak to Oscar-winner Matthew McConaughey about going from a shirtless romantic comedy star, to being the toast of Hollywood.
Matthew leaves Ryan in stitches on more than one occasion with his stories during this interview.
Matthew describes the heartbreaking moment his mother called him to break the news that his father has passed away.
He says in the RTE interview: "My dad always said to his sons 'boys, when I go, I'm going to be making love to your mother.'
"I get a call, August 17th, 1993, and it's my mom and she said 'your dad died this morning'.
"I said 'how?', she said 'well he woke up at six o'clock, felt a little frisky, and as soon as he climaxed, he had a heart attack and died."
"Goddamit Mom, I didn't think anyone in the world could have killed him except you. He called the shot and died while making love to Mom, what a way to go."
Superstar singer-songwriter Bruce Springsteen will chat with Ryan about the making of his new album, the Irish musician he admires most, and give his views on the upcoming US election.
Following Bruce's interview, Heathers will join Ryan in studio to perform their brilliant cover of Bruce's hit single , Dancing in the Dark .
With Ireland now at the beginning of a six-week national lockdown, Chief Medical Officer Dr Tony Holohan will join Ryan in studio to discuss the latest developments on the battle against Covid-19.
Liverpool fan Sean Cox and his wife Martina's enduring love has seen them battle to overcome the vicious attack outside Anfield that left Sean fighting for his life, and both Sean and Martina will be on tomorrow evening's show.
Megyn Kelly , journalist, former Fox News anchor, and moderator of the 2016 US election debate will chat with Ryan about her infamous clash with Donald Trump, and the current state of US politics.
Something Happens will be on-site, but not necessarily in The Late Late Show studio, to give a performance of their hit single, Parachute .
