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Hollywood actor Mel Gibson set to return to Meath next month in celebration of the 30th anniversary of Braveheart

Hollywood actor Mel Gibson set to return to Meath next month in celebration of the 30th anniversary of Braveheart

The Irish Sun10 hours ago
AWARD-winning Hollywood actor Mel Gibson is set to return to Co Meath next month to help celebrate the 30th anniversary of the acclaimed Braveheart film.
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Hollywood actor Mel Gibson is set to return to Trim for an event celebrating Braveheart's 30th anniversary
Credit: Getty Images
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Event organiser Eric Lawlor said it will be a quick stop by before he heads to shoot another movie
Credit: Journalist Collect
Mel will stay at an undisclosed private venue in the county with
Eric himself has a special attachment to the movie as his late brother Sean Lawlor played Malcolm Wallace in the hit.
Sean, who also appeared in James Cameron's
"This news is just fantastic," said Eric.
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"Dave O'Hara who also starred in Braveheart was a personal friend of my brother Sean and so he got in touch with Mel and persuaded him to come to Ireland.
"He said Mel, you gotta do this for the 30th anniversary of Braveheart - and so he is coming for the weekend.
"The timing was perfect as he will leave Trim and travel on to Rome where he is making his latest film"
During the visit Mel will catch up with a large number of other cast members from
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And he will attend a number of concerts and the screening of the film on Saturday night before leaving Meath on the Sunday.
Since the making of Braveheart, Mel has kept in touch with the historic town and was awarded the 'Freeman of Trim' status.
Braveheart fans go mad for Mel Gibson as he's asked about independence
He also sent a message over to the town on the 25th anniversary of the movie.
The global hit was nominated for ten
Mel is due to sign 200 posters on Saturday, 9th August at Trim Castle Hotel in aid of the Irish Equity Benevolent Fund but Eric warns timing is too tight for people to spend time with the actor.
"It will be a quick in and out here as we have to get 200 posters signed in two hours but there will be, no doubt, other opportunities to get a selfie with him," he laughed.
The King John's
This includes those by actor Patrick Bergin, local singer Leah Barniville the Irish Philharmonic Orchestra under conductor Niall O'Sullivan.
Tickets and further information on the event can be obtained from
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The acclaimed film Braveheart took home five Academy Awards
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