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This is me. Star of the movie Round Ireland With A Fridge.
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Some perv fiddling with my arse. This happened a lot between takes.
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I hated it when I wasn’t the centre of attention.
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They put me in a boat and give me one oar and expect me to row. I’m a fridge. I don’t get to do much rowing, even with two oars. I was working with idiots.
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My trailer was a disappointment. I couldn’t fit through the door.
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Me relaxing after a day’s shooting.
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After one of the many takes where Hawks needed help with his lines from Ed the director, and I was perfect.
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I hated it when I wasn’t the centre of attention.
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Ed the director trying to unplug me. He never understood me, or white goods in general. The man is an idiot.
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I hated it when I wasn’t the centre of attention.
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Me catching a few quiet moments with one of my co-stars, comedian Ed Byrne. We got on well. He was one of the few people who understood me.
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Getting ready for some stunt work.
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A shot of me in my native Dublin. It was a lonely place for me though as all the other Irish fridges were jealous of me.
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I made few new friends in Dublin.
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They wanted me to help. Honestly, they asked me. I said, 'I'm an artiste for Christ's sake! Push your own van.' Arseholes.
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On the first night they expected me to stay in here. I demanded a four star hotel and they soon acquiesced.
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They look angelic, but I can tell you those nuns were bitches to work with.
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Hawks tried to shag them both and failed.
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I hated it when he put his foot on me like that. It was all about his insecurity, in my view.
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Me, and then behind me, Tony Hawks. Exactly as it should be.
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Have you any idea what that’s like? To have someone sitting on you take after take after take? I earned my money that day.
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Me and my two supporting actors, Tony Hawks and Valerie O’Connor. I hope this doesn’t sound conceited, but they were rubbish compared to me.
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Ed Byrne baffled by something I have said, no doubt of great profundity.
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Me being blindfold for the sex scene that was cut from the movie. Shame, I was good in that.
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Nervous moments before the surfing.
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Note how none of them talk to me. They were like this on most days. They were just jealous as I was the one with all the talent.
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Off we go. Highly risky stuff this, for a fridge, but I took it in my stride.
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Me having a bit of a tantrum. I wanted a break and they wouldn’t let me have one. I used some strong language, but I have no regrets.
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Me, and behind me, Tony Hawks – as it should be.
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I'm still trying to get extra money out of the bastards for this. They didn't tell me about this at the auditions.
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They may be happy but I'm not. If I had a thumb it wouldn't be pointing upwards. I hadn’t had a tea break for over an hour at this point.
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The last take before lunch. Heroic work by me!
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Enjoyed lunch a bit too much.
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After a long day's shooting I head off for a bit of surfing on my own.
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Me, being sat on again, whilst two twits get ready to pour water over me and Hawks. (Again, no extra money for this, and no mention of it at the audition)
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More stunt work. My trolley wasn’t coping. Just look at the wheels!
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When lunch was called Hawks always liked to be at the front of the queue.
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Hawks makes a snide comment about me which amuses director Ed Bye. Two complete tits.
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