From Working Title, producers of Bridget Jones and Love Actually.

I'm looking for this girl called Emily.

I'll help you find her.

Comes the truly feel-good British rom-com that's being called a five-star instant classic.

Tell me, you didn't hack the school email.

What message every Emily?

Hailed as hilarious and original.

Hey, Emily's.

It's Notting Hill for a new generation. I don't think I was wrong number. She didn't write number you, did she? Finding Emily. Only in Cinema's May 22nd. Book tickets now. Coming up. Do you shave? Sometimes. Would you look like me if you didn't shave? What, Indian? Yeah. But you do look like you could come across as a football hooligan. You've got the look of a football. You could play many parts. Am I Caucasian or white? You're kind of like almost an ethnic minority because you're Irish. I know. So you're not white white, no. I'm off white. Yeah, you're an off white. You're like cream.

Your nose isn't straight, but you are.

I'm straight, my noses.

Gay.

Don't ask me that.

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with me, Paul Chowdrey, with another exclusive.

I'm joined by one of Northern Ireland's top stand-up comedians, huge podcaster.

He grew up in Hollywood, not the one you were thinking of, the shittal near Belfast.

Despite that, he supported some of the biggest

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