Netflix film dubbed 'Irish Avengers' includes retired Game of Thrones icon

New Netflix film In the Land of Saints and Sinners has a lot of famous faces among its cast Netflix has just added a new thriller with an Irish cast so starry it’s been likened to the country’s equivalent of the Avengers movies. It also heralds the welcome big screen return for an iconic Game of Thrones villain, who shunned the spotlight after leaving the hit show back in 2014.

Have your say in the comments belowComment Now Chatting to media last year at the IFTAs, star Meaney responded to In the Land of Saints and Sinners being dubbed ‘an Irish Avengers’. ‘Very good script. It’s got Liam , it’s got Kerry Condon – my favourite woman in the world – Ciarán Hinds…, he told Irish publication JOE, with a smile. ‘It’s a great cast and a great script, so yeah, fingers crossed. High hopes for it.

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