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Daddy's Home 2: We Meet The Stars On The Red Carpet

By Cíara Spain
November 16, 2017
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Daddy's Home 2 welcomed their Irish premiere last night at the Odeon, Point Village and we were there to meet the stars of the movie.

Mark Wahlberg, Will Ferrell, Mel Gibson and John Lithgow were all in attendance, much to the joy of screaming fans.

The sequel to the 2015 global smash 'Daddy's Home', the film sees father Dusty (Wahlberg) and stepfather Brad (Ferrell) join forces to provide their kids the perfect Christmas.

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However, their new-found partnership is tested to the limit when Dusty's dad (Gibson) and Brad's dad (Lithgow) arrive to throw holiday plans into complete chaos.

The comedy is due to hit Irish screens on November 22nd, and is no doubt going to generate a lot of interest with the cast alone.

Our 'Man At The Movies' spoke to the guys on the red carpet to hear all about their thoughts on the film, family life, Christmas and upcoming flicks, check it out below...

Will you be heading along to see the Christmas blockbuster? Make sure you check out the rest of our red carpet interviews on Radio Nova's Facebook where John Lithgow even wore our Nova Santa hat!

Feature Image: Paramount Pictures Ireland

Cíara Spain

Written by Cíara Spain

Ciar Spain keeps you up to date with all things news, sport and entertainment.

When I'm not at my desk you'll find me hiding behind a lens, a book or attending GAA games across the country. If not, I'll be busy complaining about the weather!

Also – I’m a festival lover, so when the summers out I spend most of my time nestled in the sweaty trench of any concert hall that will let me in the doors...

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