Happy Supercorp Sunday ❤️
27.07.2025 13:35
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Happy Supercorp Sunday ❤️
Those 2 should always work together. I loved them in Orison break and loved them in Legends 🥰😍
Those 2 were such good characters...I feel like a need to rewatch it now (again)
It's been too long...
kara bound by kryptonite handcuffs as lena stands over her saying “must be difficult to beg on ur knees in that short skirt”
man i was such a huge supergirl/supercorp fan…. look at this shit i made back in 2017🤭
Katie McGrath as Jodi Rutherford in Leading Lady.
Katie McGrath as Jodi Rutherford in Leading Lady.
Katie McGrath as Jodi Rutherford in Leading Lady.
Katie McGrath as Jodi Rutherford in Leading Lady.
Daily Katie!!🥵🔥💜💜
#katiemcgrath #supergirl #supercorp #lenaluthor #leadinglady #jodirutherford #bbcmerlin #morganapendragon #dracula #lucywesterna #jurassicworld #theex-wife #maigret #lgbtqia+ #lgbtqpride #pride
Kara Zor-El
Look Out. 2026.
I feel like I don't have time anymore... I'm here just passing by, Came to see some Katie McGrath pictures...and then keep going 😮💨❤️
![The actress Katie McGrath was 23 years old when she left Ireland in 2007, another story in the [illegible] exodus of a [illegible]. Her [illegible] experience, however, was a unique one. She got her break as Morgana, an evil sorceress in the hit BBC series Merlin, and from there she climbed to the peaks of US television (Supergirl) and blockbuster movies (Jurassic World). She inspired action figures and kids’ costumes, and she was pictured as Morgana on commemorative postage stamps in the UK.
All these years later, she still can’t quite believe it. "Looking at my path and how I got there, it was lightning in a bottle,” she says. “I filmed in Australia and South Africa and Hawaii, Newfoundland, all these crazy places." Fortune and glory overseas came at the expense of her family life in Ashford, Co Wicklow. "I used to get videos and phone calls from home: birthdays, new year celebrations, and everything. I was never there. I loved my job. I loved all it gave me. I’ve worked in so many amazing countries, but after a while a nice hotel room is just a hotel room. They’re all the same. You wonder about the work life balance, what you’re give up, and what you’re getting back. After a while I felt I was missing too much from home."
McGrath, who I’m speaking to on a Zoom call, holds her laptop over her shoulder so I can see the Wicklow countryside behind her. "I moved back home a year ago,” she explains. “No matter what I do in another country, I still slot back in. I’m still a sister, still a daughter."
Wicklow’s prodigal daughter has returned and her latest project is very apt. Brown Bread, which recently premiered at the Galway Film Fleadh, is a charming short film about a woman, played by McGrath, who returns to Ireland from New York to visit her parents (Fionnula Flanagan and Dermot Crowley). It explores the [illegible] between ambition, emigration, and family ties: "A story that a lot of people of our generation will understand and recognize. A good 90 percent of m…](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:mbpa33reokr6fxngfcoatscb/bafkreidpbwv7txzdye6wmnww3ully3vgrlmc77lybqjinodmmnpjzmq7uq)
The actress Katie McGrath was 23 years old when she left Ireland in 2007, another story in the [illegible] exodus of a [illegible]. Her [illegible] experience, however, was a unique one. She got her break as Morgana, an evil sorceress in the hit BBC series Merlin, and from there she climbed to the peaks of US television (Supergirl) and blockbuster movies (Jurassic World). She inspired action figures and kids’ costumes, and she was pictured as Morgana on commemorative postage stamps in the UK. All these years later, she still can’t quite believe it. "Looking at my path and how I got there, it was lightning in a bottle,” she says. “I filmed in Australia and South Africa and Hawaii, Newfoundland, all these crazy places." Fortune and glory overseas came at the expense of her family life in Ashford, Co Wicklow. "I used to get videos and phone calls from home: birthdays, new year celebrations, and everything. I was never there. I loved my job. I loved all it gave me. I’ve worked in so many amazing countries, but after a while a nice hotel room is just a hotel room. They’re all the same. You wonder about the work life balance, what you’re give up, and what you’re getting back. After a while I felt I was missing too much from home." McGrath, who I’m speaking to on a Zoom call, holds her laptop over her shoulder so I can see the Wicklow countryside behind her. "I moved back home a year ago,” she explains. “No matter what I do in another country, I still slot back in. I’m still a sister, still a daughter." Wicklow’s prodigal daughter has returned and her latest project is very apt. Brown Bread, which recently premiered at the Galway Film Fleadh, is a charming short film about a woman, played by McGrath, who returns to Ireland from New York to visit her parents (Fionnula Flanagan and Dermot Crowley). It explores the [illegible] between ambition, emigration, and family ties: "A story that a lot of people of our generation will understand and recognize. A good 90 percent of m…
You can tell she's going to be a good feature director because of how sensitive she is. I truly believe you are seeing the start of a very stellar career." McGrath knows all about stellar careers. She worked on Merlin for five years until 2012. It was the first British drama in over 30 years to be shown on US network television (NBC) and sold to over 180 territories around the world. The actress describes herself as incredibly lucky to have played Morgana, an enchantress from the legend of King Arthur, “I didn’t go to drama school, so I didn’t know what I was doing. I made all of my mistakes on camera for everyone to see.” Yet her naivety proved fortuitous because her growing confidence as an actor was mirrored in her character arc, “By season four I was like, okay, now I know what I'm doing." She describes the show as her education. It set her up for a decade of roles in fantasy and royalty dramas – Labyrinth, Dracula, The Queen – in an era when audiences wanted escapism. In 2016 she hit gold again when she was cast as the villainous Lena Luthor in the American TV series Supergirl: a role that lasted another five years. Merlin and Supergirl created a vibrant fan community around McGrath. "They’re so intelligent, lovely, and kind. I don't have any social media – I’m not that kind of person – but fans were always very respectful and understanding. I count myself very lucky because they cared about me and how I lived my life. When I was doing Supergirl, a lot of girls would come up to me and say, ‘I really got into science and STEM because you played a scientist.’ You forget the reach you have and the power you have when you’re on a television in people’s homes." Her fan base was miffed when her Jurassic World (2015), in which her character was mauled and eaten by dinosaurs. But she thinks of the movie, which was one of the top ten highest grossing films of all time, as a career pinnacle. "I’m very proud of that. When I got my first call sheet, Steven Spielberg’s…
Karie McGrath Interview by Pavel Barter in The Sunday Times Ireland today
Katie McGrath
That she is. And that's one of the reasons that I love her ❤️
Such a good show. I love it because I didn't have to think at all. Perfect to watch after work. I need then back! ❤️
Here's a sneak peak at tomorrow's 12 Monkeys episode of Podcast Like It's The 1990s with Katie McGrath & Tom Mison! It goes up at midnight PST!
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New episode from the podcast on Patreon 😍
Cheers 🍻♥️
Happy Monday everyone.
Especially this beautiful lady over here 😍
Hey! Sorry to hear that you and your mom were sick, but I'm glad that you are doing better.
My kid is sick too. Got a virus from school and now my wife is also sick. So I'm very tired, but well enough. Just hoping I don't catch it.
Nice hearing from you. I hope uni is doing well. Not long now! 🤞🤞
The Waterfront trailer is here!!
Melissa Benoist returns June 19th!!!
youtu.be/vE-oYo1hIEs?...
I'll probably watch this. Looks interesting. I didn't get the same feeling with The girl on the bus. Hope it's a good show 🤞
Right? It would have been so much better to do 'movies in general' and maybe 'no personal questions.' It would get the point across and make it easier to choose a good question
Yes, I read that and I'm okay with it. I just wish they would allow us to ask about other movies or books she's read. But I'm happy that they're protecting her. Some people can be very creepy, and I wouldn't want them to make her feel uncomfortable 🤷🏽♀️
I'm still excited though 😍
Omg!! I can ask Katie 1 question!! And I have way too many on my mind!! 😍😬😮💨
Bahaha she is such a silly puppy 😂♥️
I know right? I can totally picture this happening 😂
This is canon, and nobody can tell me otherwise 🤷🏽♀️😬
Katie McGrath está no clipe de From Eden, do cantor irlandês Hozier +
Carrie Fisher’s daughter, Billie Lourd, has shared a photo of her children watching Leia in ‘RETURN OF THE JEDI’ on May the 4th.
Katie McGrath: That is the saddest scene ever committed to celluloid film. My heart breaks every time the rancor monster dies, and his face just crumples.
The scene 👇
May the 4th be with you ♥️
