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This is Mo Rocca. He won an Oscar for his performance in the movie Oppenheimer.

Now, Killian Murphy is back in the new movie Peakey Blinders, The Immortal Man,

and talking with Sunday morning's Seth Dohn. You know this restaurant?

Yes, I've been, had plenty of dinners here over the years, yeah.

It's a great spot. We've lived here for around, you see, like 14 years.

We live in Dublin now.

Yeah.

So it's been a while, yeah.

What is it like being back in London?

It's always lovely. I love London, you know, I love coming back, yeah.

Very formative city for me.

Professionally, personally?

Personally and professionally, I guess, you know, making theatre here when I was young was very important for me.

We made a play called Disco Pigs and we brought it to the Bush Theatre in London when I was 20, 21 or something.

I had a great run.

What do you get out of theatre that you don't or that's different from film?

I guess it's the live thing, you know, it's that, that sort of, that energy in a room with the audience, you know,

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