Nearly 1 in 5 Russians believe LGBTQ people should be “eliminated,” poll says

Normal People star Paul Mescal has joked the neck chain he wore throughout the acclaimed series “will always be more popular than I am”.

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If you’re late to the party, Normal People, BBC Three’s adaptation of Sally Rooney’s best-selling book, follows the love story of Marianne and Connell as they navigate from school into adulthood. And Paul Mescal, the actor who plays Connell, (and the nation’s newest crush) has been the name on everyone’s lips since the series started.

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Normal People. The two words on everyone’s lips at the moment.

Normal People's Paul Mescal says he "didn't sleep" the night before he was supposed to film his first sex scenes on set.  Originally released in late April on BBC Three and Hulu, Sally Rooney's 2018 novel became a best-seller in the U.S. during its first four months of release and now has all of Twitter buzzing because of its refreshing depiction of consent and intimacy during sex between its two central characters.  In a recent interview with Mr.

Normal People actor Paul Mescal has revealed exactly where his character's famous chain ended up when filming of the BBC adaptation finished filming.The star, 24, who has been thrust into the spotlight thanks to his incredible performance as heartthrob Connell Waldron in the series based on Sally Rooney's acclaimed novel, explained that he even wore the chain when he wasn't filming.

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Sally Rooney’s acclaimed novel Normal People has been adapted for a similarly well-received BBC TV series.

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A disturbing study has found that one in five Russians advocate for ‘eliminating’ LGBTQ people.

Sally Rooney has said the biggest challenge of adapting her hit book Normal People for the screen was translating their inner lives into outward actions.

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