Cillian Murphy (born 25 May 1976) is an Irish film and theatre actor. He is often noted by critics for his chameleonic performances in diverse roles and distinctive blue eyes. A native of Cork, Murphy began his performing career as a rock musician. After turning down a record deal, he made his professional acting debut in the play Disco Pigs in 1996. He went on to star in Irish and UK film and stage productions throughout the late 1990s and...
Cuffed with Browning in the workshop Fisher tells Browning of his fathers las...
The Scarecrow introduces the intoxicant to Rachel then interrogates her.
Fischer opens the strong room to see his father on his death bed struggling t...
Gordon is captured by Bane's men and brought before Cane.
Cobb is acting as if he is looking out for Fischer's interest in the role of ...
Rachel stops Crane outside the court room to ask him about his testimony.
Kicked back through to the first level dream Fischer sits on the shore talkin...
Rachel stops Crane outside the court room to ask him about his testimony. Cra...
Crane sprays a dose of fear toxin at Batman who starts hallucinating. Crane s...
Rachel stops Crane outside the court room to ask him about his testimony.
Rachel is attempting to comfort a frightened child when Crane rides in on hor...
After he and Saito narrowly escape an avalanche by sliding hundreds of feet d...
Cobb says goodbye to Mall as Ariadne checks on Fischer.
Fischer notifies Cobb when they reach the antechamber outside strong room.
The team kidnaps Fischer in the second level by carjacking a cab and picking ...
Stryver is sat before Crane in Bane's kangaroo court.
Stryver continues protesting his being brought before Bane's kangaroo court. ...
Arthur tells Fischer that they have it on good authority that he knows the co...
Fischer thinks it's a simple robbery so he gives up his wallet without being ...
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