Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Portraying someone in an upbeat celebratory biopic is one thing. Portraying someone in a not-entirely celebratory biopic that the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Roy Keane and Mick McCarthy’s falling out is the subject of a new film - Getty Images/Lorraine O'Sullivan It appears early on. A ...

For all the debate about the fictionalisation of a football event people feel intensely about, and how some figures are represented, there might be a considerable irony to the film Saipan. It may have ...

‘Stick your World Cup up your arse.’ You don’t need to be a football fan, or even have been alive during the battle of wills at Saipan to be glued to the screen waiting for those immortal words.

Former Republic of Ireland captain Roy Keane's bust-up with manager Mick McCarthy before the 2002 World Cup has become the stuff of football folklore. The infamous row, which took place in front of ...

If this visually splashy dramatisation of the 2002 public spat between the Irish footballer Roy Keane (played here by The Sixth Commandment’s Éanna Hardwicke) and Mick McCarthy (Steve Coogan), the ...

The teaser trailer for "Saipan," the upcoming film exploring the events surrounding Roy Keane’s dramatic departure from Ireland’s 2002 World Cup squad, was released today, Monday, June 23. "Saipan" ...

"This has been shambles after shambles." Vertigo Releasing in the UK has debuted the full official trailer for a film titled Saipan, ready for release in January in the UK. This Irish film made by ...

You know that feeling when you think you’re in the right, but someone else’s point of view is ultimately more precise? It’s not always a fun experience to admit when you’re wrong, especially when your ...

"What makes him a great player on the pitch, makes him a pain in the ass off it." Vertigo Releasing in the UK has revealed a first look teaser trailer for a film titled Saipan, set to open later this ...

Portraying someone in an upbeat celebratory biopic is one thing. Portraying someone in a not-entirely celebratory biopic that the someone in question would rather “fuck off” is something else entirely ...