Derry Girls | Jamie-Lee O'Donnell Interview
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- Опубликовано: 15 апр 2022
- Jamie Lee O'Donnell is interviewed by Ryan Tubridy on the Late Late Show, 15th April 2022.
The Derry actress plays rebellious party girl Michelle Mallon on the hit show Derry Girls, which made a triumphant return to Channel 4 for its third and final season last Tuesday.
During the interview, host Ryan Tubridy asks Jamie-Lee O'Donnell her age and she refused to answer, saying the question was "misogynistic".
Super proud of this young woman nailing the misogyny double-standard issue - and then we see a classic example of it - dude cutting her off & talking over the top of her to protect his ego & take back control. Go, Jamie-Lee, you're a star. Guts guts guts all the way.
You nailed it! See this is why I haven't been able to watch the Late Late since he took over, looking forward to watching again 😅
...it's misogynistic to ask a grown woman who is playing a child what her age is. Idiotic victim complex 😂
The woman is a credit to herself and I wish he had felt less defensive and heard her reply in full because she deserved to give it. Serious conversations are great when they happen organically. Just love her and would love to hear more off her.
...it's misogynistic to ask a grown woman who is playing a child what her age is. Idiotic victim complex 😂
“I’m not misogynistic”
*talks away the question and talks over her
Yes, Right you are 😢@AzrealSpellman ❤
Yep - nothing like mansplaining to convince us you’re not misogynistic 🙄
oh fuck off he didnt know where to look like..
Awkward
@@NotRedRobyn rtesplaining
Great interview! But I have never once wondered about Jamie-Lee's age. I thought that was a weird question. It is indeed an industry misogynistic question. I don't think they realize it and it was wonderful that Jamie-Lee's pointed it out. Good for her!
Maybe it’s because she’s in her late thirties
He was asking as she is playing a teenager when she is in her 30s. It was a totally legitimate question.
...it's misogynistic to ask a grown woman who is playing a child what her age is. Idiotic victim complex 😂
I love Ms. O'Donnell's portrayal of Michelle and even more than that, I love how she addressed the host's question. regarding her age! Can't wait to see her future projects!
I dont think she handled the question right. I think hed have asked dylan the same question
He would have known her age, but he's asking for his audience she answered him perfectly
...it's misogynistic to ask a grown woman who is playing a child what her age is. Idiotic victim complex 😂
Really hope she gets so far she's a brilliant actress honestly
"I can read a mood when I see it" Seriously?? What the....?? Jamie-Lee. Legend!! 👍👍👌👌
...it's misogynistic to ask a grown woman who is playing a child what her age is. Idiotic victim complex 😂
To be fair she didn't call him mysogynistic she said the question was. I felt he didn't let her explain her point. He talked over her and shut her down. She was smiling though it and took it very well. If you look at the body language he's leaning over towards her a bit aggressively, trying to shut her up. He used to be a better interviewer. I have to say in my opinion it was very much like Ryan thought, I don't like what you said so let's move on. Nevermind Ryan might have touched on a subject that Jamie Lee might have wanted to express why she finds it so annoying.
He may be leaning forward but "aggressively" is an unfair word. He's allowed lean forward, it's what anyone does when they're on the spot.
Nah she meant he was
By the way, leaning forward can mean the person is trying to show they are very interested in what your saying. You people will find weird things in everything just to be offended
Aggressively?? Catch yourself on 🙈
Let's face it he's a silver spooned dork that shouldn't be near TV
Unfortunately, many people miss the context of what she is saying, primarily because Ryan cut her off. Male actors are seen as silver foxes and employable at a ripe age. They enjoy playing characters significantly younger and this goes without anyone raising an eyebrow because society sees male ageing as acceptable, if not admirable. Esteemed female actors have often commented that they are deemed unemployable when they reach the age of 35 because of the bias towards female aging and being seen as 'over the hill' and no longer attractive to a male gaze. That's why we see so many male actors coupled on-screen with female wives, girlfriends (etc) half their age. There are just a few female actors that are lucky to be still considered employable after 40. Many female actors are forced to write, produce and direct their own productions to stay employed. Reese Witherspoon talks about this at length and why she was inspired to start her own successful production company, with female leads. With that said, I find it interesting that so many men feel that they are in a position to lecture on misogyny. This is an experience that they have never experienced and will never experience. As a white person I would never have the audacity to lecture a black person on racism. Women are over being told by men what they should think and ordered to 'get back in your box'. Women are out of the box and they ain't going back in.
@@demongroovemusic Indeed, we've applauded men for having inflated egos for hundreds of years. Many of them govern our countries (badly). About time we finally equal things out.
@@booker4629 Sorry, I didn't realise I'd commented to such a silly person. Two wrongs make a right according to you (and most modern feminists). Do you realise how cringe you are?
She definitely has an inflated ego, but also, in general, women prefer older men and men prefer younger women. Therefore the idea that women over the age of 35 are no longer seen as attractive to the male gaze is true. And its biology that determines that. Not society.
@@MrSchwood It could also be argued that men have a biological urge to rape, kill, pillage, possess what is not theirs and create war. We have unique brain structure as human beings, our old primitive (limbic) brain and new evolved brains (cortex). The new brain allows us to conceptualise complex ideas, forward plan, problem solve, understand things from the other person perspectives (empathy) and adapt and adjust accordingly to changes in our environment. It also regulates the primitive brain from urges that may be fatal or destructive for us and allows us to live in an equal and civilised society. An example being the contrast between Putin and Zelenskyy. One is very much led by his primitive (emotional) brain and the other by new brain compromise and logic. Women no longer accept the danger, destruction and inequalities of a society led my primitive male urges. The difficulty here being that it doesn’t benefit most men for women to be treated as equals so the urge to repress continues. This is not to stereotype, as some men are very evolved as human beings and secure within themselves and as such, wish to develop an equal and fair society for their mothers, sisters, nieces and children. Unfortunately, we have a lot of men who act from their primitive brain and this has no place in modern civilised society.
She has no right to try publicly destroy him as a misogynist for asking her age !!!! The fact you have so many upvotes shows how far humanity has fallen. Women who think she is right are a danger to the human population
Hearing the controversy I thought she was going to be rude but ffs everyone she was laughing and being friendly and just trying to explain herself. Tubs interrupted her so many times so she couldn't explain her reasoning
Fake laughter, she was far to challenging and sensitive and loking for a fight. Belfast people are like that (my family are from there).
@@demongroovemusic shes from derry
She literally called him a misogynist on his show on live tv which could ruin him publicly when all he was doing was asking an innocent question. It’s insane how feminism haS poisoned modern women’s minds
@@adolfryan1930 ah yeah Ryan Tubridy would have his public image ruined after one interview. The original comment wasn't even that bad but she said the comment was misogynistic and when she tried to explain herself he kept interrupting her which made it way worse
If I was Ryan I wouldn't be asking her back. She would want to watch that. These talk shows promote her work.
She explains an opinion, laughs and jokes and both come to a settlement. Have you never had something that irks you? Both parties are neutral, maybe not the right question, maybe not the right response, but clearly no harm done. Are two folks not allowed to have a friendly debate without the media and comments blowing either side out of the water?
Clearly she labelled him a misogynist in a typical passive aggressive feminist way. “I’m not really saying your a misogynist but really you are Ryan “ . You lack empathy for men otherwise you would understand why she is wrong and this isn’t an innocent argument
@@adolfryan1930 "You lack empathy for men" what a sweeping assumption Adolf. Just say you're scared of women having an opinion and move on
completely agree
...it's misogynistic to ask a grown woman who is playing a child what her age is. Idiotic victim complex 😂
Jamie Lee is amazingly talented but also very intelligent and so grounded too. She handled that question in such an honest yet very polite way, she was highlighting something people may not always be aware of about the misogynistic nature of being an actress and some difficulties women may face. I think Jamie Lee was so courteous and polite so fair play to her!
I also sincerely believe the interviewer meant no harm, but it seemed like upon reflection he realised he might have gone too far so he tried to deviate the conversation elsewhere. I think he first should have listened to Jamie Lee’s full response before moving on just to acknowledge her full opinion but perhaps he was just doing what he thought was best by moving on. Sometimes people have delayed responses to things and can take time to register that something they’ve said might’ve gone too far and don’t always find the best solution. I think if he asked something like “What was it like to play a teenager in the 90s?”, it would be more centred around the acting/characterisation/setting as opposed to the individual’s actual age which is not really relevant to anything in this context. I think if the question was posed differently and not about a person’s actual age then it would’ve been totally appropriate. I think what Jamie Lee was getting at here is that in society, for example a more mature man is celebrated (black and pepper hair etc) whereas a woman is often compelled to always look a certain way. Acting gigs should fit the person and their talents as opposed to anything else. I just wanna say as a side comment, Jamie Lee is beautiful!
I don’t think there was ill intent and I believe they both were just having an open conversation. The host was pleasant and seemed engaged but he overstepped then kinda acknowledged that. They then proceeded to have a chilled conversation. I think a lesson from this is not to ask someone’s age in a context like this (obviously in certain situations like in relationships it’s vital to know someone’s age which is why I’m saying this) as it’s irrelevant to someone’s ability to portray characters. Many shows (even American films and TV shows) have actors who are playing teenagers who aren’t teenagers in real life. Jamie Lee was incredible as Michelle Mallon. She was class in Derry Girls!The focus should be on how wonderful her acting and work has been instead of personal things about her. She handled that awkward question with such grace and had the courage to speak on something she felt strongly about. Even when she was cut off she was so respectful, very commendable.
She’s a really down-to-earth girl, so lovely! Jamie Lee is also smashing it in her new acting endeavours. I think Jamie Lee is brilliantly talented and intelligent.
...it's misogynistic to ask a grown woman who is playing a child what her age is. Idiotic victim complex 😂
@@sobi-94 You wrote an essay 😂
I'm not going to read someones freakout 👍
sticks and stones may break my bones but there'll always be something to offend a feminist
@@sobi-94 btw I wrote victim complex because he asked an unoffensive question to an actress who played a child on telly. It was a reasonable question but feminists always have to find a way to be the victim because they're pathetic people 😄
obviously not a malicious question, but it's good that she took the opportunity to say that because she's absolutely right.
No she is not "absolutely right".
A 30 year old playing the role of a child being asked her age is not misogyny in any way, shape or form.
@@fintonmainz7845 there's literally not a single incorrect thing she said in her answer (or non-answer).
There is too much focus placed on actresses as they age. That is based in misogyny. The reason people are focused on the older actresses in derry girls playing teenagers is because that kind of casting is unheard of. Women turn 30 and start getting offered mother roles to actors not five years younger than them.
I'm not saying the question was rooted in misogyny, but I'm glad she took the opportunity to address this instead.
@@richardshortall5987 please richard, I'm dying to know, what ~does misogyny mean?
@@RapidObsessor So age is misogynist now....
@@roastinred ya
He acknowledges that the question he's about to ask is rude before he even asks her that question, adding that she doesn't have to answer. If he really "can read a mood when he sees it" he should have moved on to another question when she answered "I'm 117 years old", but he goes on asking her if she would consider actually answer his question, so he really is stupid. Regardless of whether the question is misogynistic or not, it made her feel uncomfortable and he should have just respected that and moved on when she gave him that answer. Ugh, I just can't stand him especially after all the scandal he has been involved in as of late.
...it's misogynistic to ask a grown woman who is playing a child what her age is. Idiotic victim complex 😂
@@IrishEagIe mainly because no one asks how old a guy is? when an adult male actor is playing a teen, you don't see interviewers ask them how old they are
@@OmGoshItsWaffles womp womp
I rarely comment on other RUclipsrs channels but thanks for this because I live in Derry and I am nearing the end of my research for my next video all about Derry Girls. I can't disclose exactly what it will be about but believe me it will be interesting 😉👍
Wow good on you Jamie-Lee great boundaries and assertiveness. Respect to you.
There was no mal intent from the interviewer
She was defensive unnecessarily.
Yeah great to see some boundaries!
Another male feminist hero.
@@damienkearns3654 It’s called emotional intelligence and is the result of having an education.
Literally just read a lot of online posts about aaron Paul playing jesse in the breaking bad sequel - a character about 17 years younger than the artists age.
"I can't wait to lose the rest of my virginity" 😂
This is completely blown out of proportion. Storm in a teacup!
Ryan doesn’t let her get a word in edgeways when she clearly has something to say. Salt in the wound I think!
Complete fabrication. She was well out of order and looking for attention, had an inflated ego.
Nah. He just got like that when he saw the monstrosity trying to ruin him
I think he panicked because in today's cancel culture the mere whiff of being called "misogynistic" can turn into a career crisis. Understandable reaction imo.
@@janetclaireSays Jaysus lads, look, a woman with a sensible answer
@@demongroovemusic don’t be so miserable pal. I’m a anti liberal too but don’t do her like that. There’s a large minority of women (often the silent ones) who are anti liberal like us bro. Learn how to speak nicely to those on your side
He asked and played it with respect and moved on swiftly fair dues in trying .. She felt comfortable and answered with a great response . Great interview from both!!!! He did his job and she did her own persona well. Love both of them!!!
What a positive woman she is. Love how she got really passive aggressive and tried assassinate him on live tv too! What a gal! Feminism woooo!
Does he ever shut up though. He's on to the next question before the guest has finished answering the first.
I want a show where Michelle and Sister George Michael get a talks show where they basically roast all their guests
Regardless of whether her comment was 'justified' in your eyes. The way he dealt with it was immature and rude putting his hand in her face. Let her speak her peace she was making a joke out of it
Nah I disagree strongly with this. She made a claim he was misogynistic. Which in today’s world can mean cancelling. He was rightfully angry she labels him as a misogynist when he did absolutely nothing wrong. The lads in Africa and Asia laughing at this. Misogyny? Give it a rest. She doesn’t know how lucky she has it to live in Ireland as a woman
...it's misogynistic to ask a grown woman who is playing a child what her age is. Idiotic victim complex 😂
4:00 mins
Ha thank you, means I don’t have to suffer through the rest of it.
Wasn’t quite as awkward as I was lead to believe in fairness.
The Hero we needed
Fair play to her. She knows a West Brit when she sees one.
shut up ya jaffa cake go play on a drum set.
Best comment I've seen in awhile
Tubridy is an absolute prick.
Sums up RTE crooks and cronyism
The difference in mentality up north compared to Dublin is staggering.
Dublin were I am is finished
Ah a chippy bogman...isn't it time to cut the turf?
People should start being proud of their age. It's not a bad thing to get older.
It's not, but sadly it's a reality in the entertainment industry (and most other industries really..) that older professionals can be disqualified or sidelined due to their age, even if they are a better fit for the part/job. Ryan is more than likely aware of this and he should have considered that asking her to state her age on live tv could cost her work. It's not right but it is a reality until people's attitudes change within the public and the industry.
It's routinely f√¢king inevitable if you think about it.
So true
@@GhostGardens...it's misogynistic to ask a grown woman who is playing a child what her age is. Idiotic victim complex 😂
Sticks and stones may break my bones but there'll always be something to offend a feminist
As a bartender, I also never tell my age. Because it’s never the right number, so I just thank them for whatever guess they have
I get both sides of the argument here about the age question, but he could’ve just researched her age beforehand and complimented her acting without asking the question, and instead simply saying she’s great at playing a 16 year old when she’s not one in real life. Maybe she’s been asked it too many times but I don’t think he did it to push any buttons! It was definitely innocent but could’ve been handled differently. They seemed to move past it happily anyway which is the main thing!
He could have just sat at home researched everything about her and not have to ask a single question, he's asking questions on behalf of the audience aswell like any presenter would
There’s nothing wrong with keeping interviewers on their toes. Perhaps he’ll know better going into his future interviews. It can’t be fun to get the blinders ripped off your head.
@@JohnJohn-rg1wkI’d say that’s a weak argument: the point of an interview is to ask questions which reveal something new and interesting-not something that can be answered by a quick google search. The point still stands that he could have just as easily complimented her ability to play a teenager while not being one herself, without asking her for her age.
...it's misogynistic to ask a grown woman who is playing a child what her age is. Idiotic victim complex 😂
Fair play to the girl. Much respect
...it's misogynistic to ask a grown woman who is playing a child what her age is. Idiotic victim complex 😂
Is that it??? omg thought it was gona be something better than that 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'd say Ryan has aged after this interview with this young lady.
I've just discovered the Derry Girls so I'm binge watching. What a lovely lady Jamie-Lee is.
The interviewer needs to improved on his listening skills.
Regards NZ
Wahhhh. Wahhhhh wahhhhh😭😭😭
Maybe she needs to improve on not getting offended at totally innoxious questions. Ralph Macchio was asked the same thing during Karate Kid in the 80s.
I can see why she has to talk so quickly. He talks over her and tells her what she thinks& that she will be friends for life etc. Just let her tell her story! She is the guest.
on another note, it’s crazy how the comments are divided literally 50:50
people either completely think she’s out of line and overrreacting or that tubeidy crossed a line.
That line sits firmly between young egotistical girls and everyone else.
It would be 99 to 1 in favour of Tubs but then a lot of people hate him in Ireland. Urwans a total diva.
@@Donalob true
@@Donalob yeah i do think generally most people would be on tubridys side he just has a fair few haters
Jamie-Lee, shift yourself to Hollywood. Can't wait to see more.
Fair play she doesn’t want to mention her age
Had he done his research he would have known her age and also the names of the cast.
He knew her age and that's why kept asking. Just wanted her to say it for an audience reaction. She was likely told by her bosses not to advertise her age to preserve the characters image.
It’s a talk show, where questions get asked 😂
...it's misogynistic to ask a grown woman who is playing a child what her age is. Idiotic victim complex 😂
Sticks and stones may break my bones but there'll always be something to offend a feminist
I wish he had looked up the cast's ages before the interview so the question would have been clearly about them revisiting their teen years.
She didn't call him a misogynist, she said the question was, which it is. I get the context of him asking, but also get her pint, women are unfairly maligned for their age in the entertainment industry in a way men aren't, which is the point she is making. He maybe should have avoided the question, or rather than asking her age directly, framed it differently.
The guy kept acting like he was trying to be respectful but at the end he made this passive aggressive comment, "I can read a mood when I see it." Passive aggressive.
The biggest problem here is Tubridy's petulant reaction. A good interviewer would have been able to handle that situation. He's like a spoiled child getting overly defensive and throwing a strop at the slightest of criticisms. It's madness that this individual is being paid so much money from the state broadcaster. When will it end? He is just awful in every way and it's terrible to see him continue in this role year after year.
Exactly. It's clear to me she was just repeating some else's asinine point about women and age in entertainment & not actually trying to point the finger at Tubs but his reaction made it clear he wasn't going to have ANYONE question his wokeness and it was absolutely hysterical. It reminded me of white BLM women trying to lecture black ppl on racism in America.
Well said he was clearly pissed and was going to put her back in her place... Prick
Absolute rubbish! This narcissistic diva accuses him of being prejudiced against women on national TV and you expect him to roll with that? Of course he's going to defend himself against such an unwarranted attack.
@@notwhereyouthink not rubbish at all. Regardless of how difficult the lady was, tubridy should be able to handle her without making matters worse. Weve seen this overly sensitive trait in him mamy times . He acted like a spoiled child with the hands up in front of her face aggressively telling her "she must believe him". You can hear the anger in his voice and she is unsettled to the extent that she even says sorry in the end. She actually tries to make a joke to diffuse the situation but he doesn't let her and rudely interrupts her in the end. A skilled interviewer simply wouldn't act like this and would be able to handle difficult guests. Year after year we have seem tubridy create cringewprthy awkward moments by acting like a spoiled child whenever anyone says anything remotely critical. He pretends to be Mr kind but at times like these the mask slips and we see what a nasty creature he is.
He’s completely right putting her in her box the only reason he’s asking is due to the fact she plays a teenager as an adult. He handled the situation perfectly and moved away from it. She’s a troublemaker
She is amazing in Screw
Gorgeous girl & a cracking actress.
She is a mega mouth typically N I person
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Love that he talks over a woman to explain that he’s not misogynistic
Well he had to preface it so yeah
Exactly, he didn't give her the chance to explain.
@@martinnoeleenobyrne787 feel bad for Martin
@stephanie cepeda no. Lol.
So glad she didn’t answer -sad she had to explain herself. But well done!
Love so much way you speak
The host and guest hug... But the audience are in masks??? 🤣🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️ ... What a world we live in
Her age is on Wikipedia, he could have checked that hahahahaaaaaaa
Tubbs has let the cats out of bag 😃 All the actresses are over 25 & Jamie Lee is old at 30 🇺🇦
Ryan is not suitable to be a host on a chat show he's an absolute bell end
@@johnoneill5331 Inadvertently you've supported her point. To comment about a female actor being old at 30 is exactly the bias and misogyny she is speaking of. Nobody would consider a male actor at 30 as old.
@@maytotherescue that’s her own internal insecurities then , your projecting your own insecurities into turbidy. He was asking from a complimentary point of view , not to make her feel bad about being old haha
@@maytotherescue your so macho bravado man . I’d say you eat the vegan sausages at the family cookout
Never believe anything you see on Facebook. “Tense moment” Clickbait shite. She was having the craic and didn’t seem too bothered.
How's it misogynistic to ask her age when she's playing a teenager 🤔
Whhaaaaaattt, that's what all the shite was about this week!!!!! What a load of bollix. I was under the impression that she was super rude and Ryan was left red faced and back tracking. Shur that wasn't the case at all. Christ, the media have little to be doing 🤦♀️
this looks like a scene from the 1970s
She has the look of a 70s housewife. The set crowns it.
He's not asking her age as an actress, he is asking because she and the others are playing teenagers and doing so very convincingly when they're no longer teenagers.
Context is everything when having a conversation. She just turned 30, something she should be happy to tell people.
Its not convincing if you actually work at a school w/teens.
They definitely look more like teachers dressed as students then. 😅
Actual teens look like children especially the first years.
He acknowledges that the question he's about to ask is rude before he even asks her that question, adding that she doesn't have to answer. If he really "can read a mood when he sees it" he should have moved on to another question when she answered "I'm 117 years old", but he goes on asking her if she would consider actually answer his question, so he really is stupid. Regardless of whether the question is misogynistic or not, it made her feel uncomfortable and he should have just respected that and moved on when she gave him that answer. Ugh, I just can't stand him especially after all the scandal he has been involved in as of late.
@@maxromano712 all men prefix any question about age toward a woman as being "rude." That doesn't mean it was.
@janetclaire5691 he was though
It was an obvious question to ask considering she plays a school kid
The answer is obvious, through a very quick Google search (which he or his team should have done as part of the research process). The question however is not obvious… It is very common to cast older in these types of projects. He could have worded that a number of ways that wouldn’t have caused awkwardness. “I understand you’re 30 playing a teenager, that’s cool, do you have any similarities to the character when you were her age?. “How do you find playing a teenager? Does it remind you of your school days in Derry?”. “It’s great to see a young local woman being cast, was it weird going back to school again?”. “Playing a teenager again must be fun, how does it compare to your days as a teenage Derry girl?”. A mixture of an overreaction, crossed wires and not to great journalism. Should have been edited tbh just awkward for them both
Tubridy mightnt intentionally been misogynistic asking her age but it was definitely misogynistic in the way he wouldn't let her make her point and how he constantly interrupted her.
If it was a male it wouldn't have been the same treatment.
She was asked for the same reason Dylan Llewellyn would have been asked. They play teenagers so convincingly. As for his interruption of her, I get the feeling that due to the current 'cancel culture' atmosphere where everything is turned into an outrage and a meme he overreacted. Understandable.
Oh shut up ffs
He should have just googled it and asked the question in a different way. She's 36.
Gosh, I certainly hope this controversy isn't cynically used to create publicity for the show.
She was embarrassed by the teen age she was playing as she is older
Why on earth would Tubridy ask that question in the first place? He is on a whole new level of insufferable!
Because she plays a teenager in the show. Completely reasonable question to ask.
@@brendamullins3362 *redundant
First of all she is mega mouth like all N I people she is not backward at coming forward
Moaning about what Ryan asked Why are all N I people so aggressive The minute the get the spot light As for that accent it’s dreadful
He literally asked how old she is calm down you baby
@@johnledwith5154 she's 30 incase you're wondering
Well this was blown way out of proportion. He asked a question, she didn't want to answer, the moved on. What's the issue here
This auld one was in Derry girls
That’s it !! That’s what all the controversy is about ??!! What is happening to society ??!! Lol
That question isn't even slightly misogynistic.
He acknowledges that the question he's about to ask is rude before he even asks her that question, adding that she doesn't have to answer. If he really "can read a mood when he sees it" he should have moved on to another question when she answered "I'm 117 years old", but he goes on asking her if she would consider actually answer his question, so he really is stupid. Regardless of whether the question is misogynistic or not, it made her feel uncomfortable and he should have just respected that and moved on when she gave him that answer. Ugh, I just can't stand him especially after all the scandal he has been involved in as of late.
@@maxromano712 Because he's a mealy mouthed milquetoast ninny. Why are women in a protected class that excludes them from a basic question asked about literally every other living thing on the planet?
Mountain made out of a mole hill.
On her part yes
She's a babe and a brilliant actress too.
I need a movie
Where in that question is the hatred of women exactly ?
misogynistic means hatred of women. Asking a 30 something year old what it was like acting the role of a teenager does not remotely convey hatred of women.
So would people please consult dictionaries so that they understand the definitions of words before they speak
Tubs has wet him self, love it!
He didn’t let her speak! This was so cringe to watch, he became exactly what he said he wasn’t within just a few sentences.
You know what else is misogynistic? Not letting a woman speak.
It’s not misogynistic to stop someone from talking, it’s simply rude but context is key here. The host was attempting to preface what he intended and even clarified before he asked to avoid conflict so please look at this from an unbiased point of view and see the host was attempting to compliment Jamie lee for acting a young character.
My God, think people have been extremely Ott on this. I was expecting way worse.
I don't understand why it is misogynistic to ask a woman about her age. It does not make sense to me.
Loving seeing Tubs rattled lol
Think he was just like “what a narcissistic petty waste of breath this one is “ as was most of the country who see her for what she is
@@adolfryan1930 your first name is literally Adolf jesus christ
Probably no need to ask the age question but I don't think it was sexist at all. She looks young. I'd say he knows how old she is but was just creating a talking point.
lovely and clever girl!
Wikipedia is a thing these days that tells ages , what’s with the hush hush , she’s 35 . She’s a wee ride to be fair
Born: March 4, 1992 in Londonderry. Idiot!
She's 30, I'm 56, Paul McCartney is 79, Lionel Messi is 34... and you know what? NOBODY CARES. What is it with people and their ages, you'd swear he asked her what her knicker size was ffs, christ!
Well said
He would have been in Portlaoise within half an hour if he had asked that.
I agree with the general sentiment in the comments, however in acting and similar roles age can knock you out for parts,. People who audition tend to go in blind, if the interviewer thinks you are 18 when you are 30 then you will match that role accordingly. If you publicly state your age it can remove you from certain roles out of general bias. There are a lot of hate makers working in society who will attack general insecurities
Can you hide your age from your employer If they request it? I know I don't have that privalege. It's probably already available online in most cases, when you're talking about the ages of famous actors in the public eye.
@@OnTheEdge86 not really sure, but I'm a mature student in college and I was told by my mentor not to put my age on my CV to avoid ageism when applying for internships ... so if that's acceptable then I guess the rule is that they don't have to know. Age shouldn't have anything to do with getting work antyway.
he wanted to prove not being a misogynist by constantly interrupting and gas/lighting her, which proves it that he is one. This is exactly what happened: a man not feeling comfortable about a woman speaking her mind, and condecendingly trying to shut her up by interrupting her and mansplaining his way out of the conversation. I find it unbelievable, how the majority is on his side. This shows how patriarchal our society is.
Awww, *what*??
I'm sorry but i didn't see anything there that looked *remotely* like gaslighting. Or any of the other things you accuse him of. Sure, they were talking over each other a couple of times; but he to reassure, and her, tbh, to make a point, imo.
Yeah, not seeing that at all. Sounds like preconceived generalisations about men that you likely learned in some ridiculous 5 credit module in college. Man haters like you need to be called out the same way as sexist men do! You are fighting presumed bigotry with actual bigotry and you can't even see it.
He had to preface what he meant to display his actual intentions as to avoid offending Jamie lee, please observe this from an unbiased point of view and perhaps your opinion will be rectified. Plus before the question was asked he clarified that she doesn’t have to answer the question and describing simply trying to avoid conflict by changing the subject to something more friendly as mansplaining is simply delusional.
She's 30, playing a schoolgirl, totally fair question. How is that sexist? You could ask the same to the guy with the perm playing the English guy. She's way too sensitive.
Please stop putting
Ronan Keating
Una Healy
Wagon wheel
Dermot Gavin
Wee Daniel on late late
Please new talent needed
Funny how all the negative comments on her reaction come from male users. Men: if she said ‘NO’ it’s ‘NO’ - whether that’s because she doesn’t want to answer a question or anything else. Learn to respect other people’s boundaries, especially those of females. Jamie-Lee: 💪🏻
And he moved on she's 30 by the way
Failing to answer a simple question isn't misogyny, she clearly doesn't know the difference 😂 Funny how women can find everything misogynistic.
@@jamespope7669 she was clear in that she thinks men don’t get asked that as much. And if she thinks it’s misogynistic, that’s up to her, not you.
@@Prince-gu8or you clearly didn’t understand the issue here 🙄
@@natashas.o.6380 He shouldn't have asked the question but this lady pinned hate to a silly question. And you agree. Misogyny means a man who hates women. Are we really to assume he hates women because he asked a 30 year old actor who plays a teenager how old she is....
He didn’t even let her finish what she was saying 🫣
Ryan Tubridy is only interested in Ryan Tubridy and the sound of Ryan Tubridy's voice.
He should have either a) let it go straight away and move on or b) made his counter point and let her respectfully respond. Instead he shot her down, told her she was wrong and refused to let her respond. Thanks for proving the very point you were denying Ryan.
@@maytotherescue he has plenty of form as a narcissistic bully
She called him a misogynist in today’s climate on live tv show for doing absolutely nothing misogynistic. He was asking her age to follow up with a Compliment afterwards and he gets publicly shamed and labelled a misogynist 🤣🤣 then you have your modern iPhone brainwashed women like yourself thinking she is in the right and him in the wrong 🤣🤣 she’s lucky he even continued. Should’ve kicked her off straight away the narcissist
She has an Irish accent
Omg no way
Very pretty and a tough wee cookie, typical Derry attitude say nothing 😍
She is 30 years old
He is terrible. He tries to impress a reality on his guests without being at all interested in who they are and what they have to say. Just awful.
Irish girls speak so fucking nice
Derry girls legendary Irish ladies
"that's not my style" lol so his style is not to offend anyone but also not learn anything new
It’s common for actors playing teenagers being in their mid to late 20s a lot boils down to child labour laws etc. but with Derry girls it’s not like they are playing over sexed up characters like the 90210 reboot.
Maybe she needs to improve on not getting offended at totally innoxious questions. Ralph Macchio was constantly asked the same thing during Karate Kid in the 80s when he was 28 playing a 16 year old.
She looks older than a teenager. But acts like a typical one. (Sorry Teenagers)
She gunna be type cast now!!!! Ye, I said the same. I wonder were the Saved by the Bell cast asked their age ????
He keeps bloody interrupting her!!
I think he could of been more tactile in how he was talking about age and not asked the question but I think people are blowing the situation out of proportion in the comments
Not a huge fan of Tubs, but he did nothing wrong here. The controversy surrounding this is ridiculous
Boy, do they talk fast
She is 35 at thebtime of this interview.
She was only bei g asked how old she is because she is an adult who played a teenager so well.
Lads would get the same question asked for example the cast of the inbetweeners
You have to love Irish girls.
That is way over the top. Im a woman and i would never take offense if someone asked my age. Its a normal question and ryan was nothing but kind to her only for her to try and imply he treated her differently because she was a woman. Actually used to like her.
Balanced comment that.
Im sure Macauley Caulkin was asked his age on many more occasions.......and not an eye lid was batted.
Weird times we are living in.
Finally a woman with sense
I was told recently that I looked older than my age. Found it quite funny actually that a man would say that to me. He obviously said what he thought though. 😊 You can't take these things to seriously. Far worse things going on in the world. Best to just concentrate on all the good things in your life and move on. 😊
@@MaryAnn-pd3pm There's speaking your mind....and then there is being diplomatic!
It is like someone meeting an old school friend for the first time in twenty years and the first thing they say is "God you got fat"
As if the person needs told that !!
But like you said...more important things in the world.
That old saying stays true:
" You can call me anything you want as long as it's not first thing in the morning"!!