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The "acting credits" section lists the short film Happyish and the television project Bump, but the sources available to support these credits suggest that they're not suitable for inclusion. The short, directed by
Juanita Wilson, is only verifiable via the
Rough Magic Theatre Company website, a primary source. Given that Wilson is notable in her own right, with her own Wikipedia article, you would think that the short would be more easily verifiable, but no secondary source has verified its legitimacy, including when it was released, and yet this article lists 2017 as its release year. The television project is verifiable via
his profile on his agency's website and
Variety; no secondary source has verified the character's name, and the latter source called the project a comedy series [...] that's never been released
, and yet this article lists 2019 as its release year. Per
WP:PSTS and
WP:NOTINDISCRIMINATE, these credits should not be included.
KyleJoan
talk
14:37, 7 June 2021 (UTC)
While there's a headline in The Independent saying he has "fluent Irish", the accompanying story doesn't make that claim at all. I don't think the interviewer's compliment counts for much.
However his doing the interview and managing to get by in Irish is worthy of note, I think. Here are noteworthy bits from a world away: [1]
Rutsq ( talk) 01:03, 27 February 2023 (UTC)
References
Rutsq ( talk) 01:03, 27 February 2023 (UTC)
I was about to begin typing up a snippet of information about The History of Sound when I noticed the hidden message! Learned something new. So I gather that we do not include upcoming films until the productions are underway and/or a page is created for them? (Unsure if the latter is required.) O'Connor and Mescal still attached, and A24 met demands of strike, so perhaps they might film that soon. But I just wanted to clarify that this is the proper policy across the board for all articles? Or just this article's choice? Thanks. -- Cinemaniac 86 Dane_Cook_Hater_Extraordinaire 01:30, 9 August 2023 (UTC)
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The "acting credits" section lists the short film Happyish and the television project Bump, but the sources available to support these credits suggest that they're not suitable for inclusion. The short, directed by
Juanita Wilson, is only verifiable via the
Rough Magic Theatre Company website, a primary source. Given that Wilson is notable in her own right, with her own Wikipedia article, you would think that the short would be more easily verifiable, but no secondary source has verified its legitimacy, including when it was released, and yet this article lists 2017 as its release year. The television project is verifiable via
his profile on his agency's website and
Variety; no secondary source has verified the character's name, and the latter source called the project a comedy series [...] that's never been released
, and yet this article lists 2019 as its release year. Per
WP:PSTS and
WP:NOTINDISCRIMINATE, these credits should not be included.
KyleJoan
talk
14:37, 7 June 2021 (UTC)
While there's a headline in The Independent saying he has "fluent Irish", the accompanying story doesn't make that claim at all. I don't think the interviewer's compliment counts for much.
However his doing the interview and managing to get by in Irish is worthy of note, I think. Here are noteworthy bits from a world away: [1]
Rutsq ( talk) 01:03, 27 February 2023 (UTC)
References
Rutsq ( talk) 01:03, 27 February 2023 (UTC)
I was about to begin typing up a snippet of information about The History of Sound when I noticed the hidden message! Learned something new. So I gather that we do not include upcoming films until the productions are underway and/or a page is created for them? (Unsure if the latter is required.) O'Connor and Mescal still attached, and A24 met demands of strike, so perhaps they might film that soon. But I just wanted to clarify that this is the proper policy across the board for all articles? Or just this article's choice? Thanks. -- Cinemaniac 86 Dane_Cook_Hater_Extraordinaire 01:30, 9 August 2023 (UTC)