Donald Clarke is a journalist based in Ireland, focusing on national news and cultural topics. He is a regular contributor to The Irish Times and his work has also appeared in Techidence. Donald's articles cover a range of subjects including film reviews, pop culture analysis, and interviews with notable figures in the entertainment industry.
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Donald Clarke's articles predominantly cover entertainment news, specifically film reviews and expert commentary. His focus on national (Ireland) suggests that he would be most responsive to pitches related to the Irish film industry, local actors or filmmakers, and events happening in Ireland.
Given his emphasis on film reviews and expert commentary, potential sources for outreach could include local filmmakers, actors, critics, or industry experts who can provide unique insights into the Irish film scene or offer compelling commentary on relevant topics within the entertainment industry.
It's important to note that Donald seems particularly interested in new films and pop culture trends. Therefore, offering exclusive access to upcoming Irish films or sharing insights about emerging trends in the country’s film industry might capture his attention.
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Film that steers away from didacticism, this is deliberately puzzling, oblique affair that never runs when it can sneak In Camera
By: Donald Clarke
Director's film Blitz, starring the Irish actor, focuses on a tight family of three trying to keep heads aloft as the bombs fall in London in 1940
Mescal and Washington are solid in otherwise second-hand Gladiator II. Plus charmingly festive Christmas Eve in Miller's Point, vibrant doc Soundtrack to a Coup d'État, and rigorous if cold drama In Camera
By: Donald Clarke
Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande are well paired. It's easy to shake off the outside world and soar along beside them
By: Donald Clarke
Ciaran Cassidy's fine documentary is filled with much sadness but also allows a fair degree of celebration
By: Donald Clarke
Turning the $1bn stage musical into a Hollywood blockbuster brought high expectations for the maker of the Oscar-winning Crazy Rich Asians
By: Donald Clarke
Irish actors met before being cast in Lenny Abrahamson's What Richard Did and remain very close, to the point that Keeley was recently best man at Reynor's wedding
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