This week’s Late Late Show line-up is packed with some of Ireland’s finest performers, athletes and photographers, with a Hollywood icon thrown in for good measure.
Ahead of the Golden Globes on March 1, Hollywood superstar Bryan Cranston will join Ryan Tubridy via video call to speak about his award nomination.
Cranston, best known for his role as drug kingpin Walter White in Breaking Bad, will fill viewers in on his latest series, Your Honor.
He'll also chat about the differences between great TV and film making and what he considers to be his greatest roles to date.
After the cancellation of the 2020 Eurovision competition, Leslie Roy will be in to talk about finally finishing what she started ahead of the rescheduled song contest.
The Dubliner will debut this year’s song entry, ‘Maps’ live on the show after she speaks about her hopes of glory in Rotterdam this May.
Also in the studio will be former Eurovision winners, Linda Martin, Niamh Kavanagh, Charlie McGettigan, and Paul Harrington, for an evening of celebrating our past victories and iconic Irish moments from the competition.
Ryan will also be joined by Irish Paralympic athletes Ellen Keane, Colin Judge, Nicola Turner, Martin Gordon and John Fulham, President of Paralympics Ireland, to discuss their hopes for the Tokyo Games this summer and the challenges of training for the world stage in the midst of a pandemic.
The past year has shone a light on the vital importance of press photography in documenting unprecedented times, and Crispin Rodwell, president of the Press Photographers Association of Ireland will present a selection of images from this year's PPAI Awards.
The overall Press Photographer of the Year will be announced live on air.
- Tune into The Late Late Show, tonight at 9:35 pm on RTÉ One.
