In the video, Saoirse Ronan captures Paul Mescal in a full interview on Harselman Street.

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October 25 Saoirse Ronan is invited to a mission. The Graham Norton Showon the BBC, and stars Eddie Redmayne, Paul Mescal and Denzel Washington. All four films “Venaient défendre leurs nouveaux” respectively: Outran for comedy, etc. Jackal Anyway Gladiator 2 for others. Questioning about methods of defense in case of aggression on the street, three men represent on the plateau ont chacun I don’t know, in particular Paul Mescal, who ridiculed the technique that consists of using the phone as a moyen de defend yourself

“Qui va vraiment and penser? If I attack you, I won’t make a phone call,” it’s just comedy. As for general information about your partners, they are given under one name: “Desolé maman, une seconde. SLAM. “Having installed canapés in the house, Saoirse Ronan intervened, as if vouloir, plus foie-sur-le-souget, without and parvenir, simply introduced herself into rhetoric: “C’est à cela que les filles doivent penser tout le temps.” Une remarque bien felt that this was a fait mouche, car tous se sont tu, an instant change in behavior. “N’ai-je pas raison, mesdames?”, a game with acting on a coin, to applause.

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to make a strong impact and see applause on social media. “Elle leur alittéralement cloué le bec”, “ce Silence est si parlant”, “quelle classe… et son sourire juste avant de parler”, “this video reflects well the ignorance of men faced with privilege”, perhaps – in the comments in comments The techniques to be used in order to move to the mechanical element of the street consist of an effect that seems (or not) d’etre en ligne avec quelqu’un afin de tétourner l’attention. In France, in 2023, the remaining majority of women (88%, against 12% of men) will be victims of street violence.