Film
Milan Records lists Breakfast on Pluto
Milan Records has put up their info for the Breakfast on Pluto soundtrack: “From the melodrama of Bobby Goldsboro’s “Honey” (Kitten’s theme song about a bereft young widower mourning his…
Read MoreFriday ‘impressive and convincing’
‘Gavin Friday gives an impressive and convincing performance as the tragi-comic singer Billy Hatchett.’ From the Irish Independent review of Breakfast on Pluto.
Read More‘Stellar turn by oh-so-watchable Friday’
“With stellar turns by some of Ireland’s finest Liam Nelson, Stephen Rea and fittingly enough, the oh-so-watchable Virgin Prunes frontman, Gavin Friday and more ups and downs than The Giant…
Read More‘Shag Tobacco influenced Breakfast on Pluto’
Pat McCabe and Neil Jordan talk to Ireland.com/The Irish Times about Breakfast on Pluto. Author McCabe says: “[…] I think more than anything else it was influenced by listening to…
Read MoreGavin talks Pluto on RTE Radio 1
It’s promo time for Breakfast on Pluto, on the eve of its European premiere. Gavin will talk about his work on the film on RTE radio one’s Rattlebag on Thursday,…
Read MoreWake up to ‘Breakfast on Pluto’
“Gavin Friday stands out as Billy Hatchet, simultaneously the lead singer in a glam rock band (Billy Hatchet and the Mohawks) and a gun pusher for the IRA. His performance…
Read MoreGavin’s acting debut reviewed
The Windy City Times single out Gavin in their Breakfast on Pluto review: Based on the Pat McCabe novel, Kitten’s delusions ( they serve as instinctive survival tactics for the…
Read MoreBreakfast on Pluto soundtrack details
Neil Jordan on the music used in Breakfast on Pluto – the movie based on Pat McCabe’s book: ‘In a way, Patrick saw the whole world through songs, didn’t he?’…
Read MoreBreakfast on Pluto, official site
Sony Classics have put up a site for Neil Jordan’s Breakfast on Pluto. The film opened at the Toronto Film Festival this week. Gavin was unable to attend as he…
Read MorePrestigious 50 ct contract
The Sunday Independent reports (reg. req.) on Gavin and Maurice’s collaboration with Quincy Jones: ‘Irish Renaissance man Gavin Friday and his musical partner Maurice Seezer, [who] have landed the prestigious…
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