On the Empire Podcast this week, the second greatest living Northern Irishman, Big Liam

Niesen, drops by to matter about a walk among the tombstones, while five members, five

count them of the Riot Club, descend upon us as well and it all gets a little out of

hand. All that and usual movie news and nonsense on the movie podcast, it doesn't want

to get political, but we get to keep Karen Gillan, don't we?

Hellapod, I'm Chris here at the 47,628th greatest living Northern Irishman in case you were

wondering, the first is of course, Brendan Rodgers and welcome, he's the manager of Liverpool

Football Club. Welcome to the Empire Podcast this week, I'm joined by Helen O'Hara, the

joint 47,628th greatest living Northern Irish person, which means we're just behind

Roy Walker, Aiman Holmes and I bloke who walked off Bake Off in a huff, but crucially and

I cannot stress as enough, Helen, we're ahead of May McFetridge. That's an inside joke

for Northern Irish people there. Also joined by Dan Jolman, the world's 182nd greatest

living Colin Farrell, look alike. Sorry, let's miss Printer, should read the 182nd greatest

Colin Farrell living in a skip, look alike. You know those people on Leicester Square that

draw like, you know, really bad cartoon drawings of you. Yeah, right. If I sat down in front

on one of those guys and he did one of those drawings of me, that drawing is Colin Farrell.

Right. Right. Let's move on to some questions. By the way, quick get well soon to Ali Plum,

he was going to join us this week, but it's purely so, man flu. I get the black learn

pap. Here's some of the questions you've been sent them in. Here is a question from a man

known only as Wayne, fire email. Hi, from sunny Sydney, Australia, I'm not going to

do an accent because he could be, he could be an ex-part. Sure. He could be Scottish.

We don't know. We don't know. I need to think of a funny nickname to put on the, sorry,

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