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Simpsons Films Gaelic, Bee, Dome, Lurker Elements

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Irish & Bee — Scottish & Dome A) The Irish Thread Lisa's love interest in the film is Irish: When Springfield's citizens are living under the new dome and trying to acclimate, Homer sits back to watch TV — he's watching an Irish farmer: That farmer, McGee , has connections to the O'Neills: The TMNT franchise carries an O'Neill character (April), shown in the 1990 film as coming from a family farm: The O'Neills are an old, powerful Irish clan tied to a key ancient Irish king dynasty — Niall of the Nine Hostages, famously known as a master child kidnapper. His genetic descendants founded Mormonism: irishcabal.blogspot.com — Niall of the Nine Hostages, M222 King Through the R1b-M222 haplogroup lineage, Joseph Smith started the Mormon religion: mormonmap.blogspot.com — Joseph Smith's Surprising Irish Origins This is also why The Hunger Games carries both Irish and Mormon connections: irishcabal.blogspot.com — Hunger Gam...

Hunger Games: The Gaelic Thread

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Hunger Games: The Gaelic Thread Tracing the Irish and Scottish thread running through the author, the crew, and the entire main cast The Author Suzanne Collins Author, The Hunger Games • Father's surname: Collins • Mother's maiden name: Brady • Both are common Irish surnames Behind The Camera Gary Ross Director, Film 1 • Ross is a Scottish surname Stephen Mirrione Editor, Film 1 • Attended Bellarmine College Preparatory — a Jesuit all-boys prep school The Cast: All Irish or Scottish Donald Sutherland President Snow • Mother: Dorothy Isobel (nee McNichol) • Father: Frederick McLea Sutherland • Of Scottish ancestry; grandfather was a Scots church minister • Acted 18 months at Perth Repertory Theatre, Scotland (1960), and toured Arbroath, Dunfermline, and Kirkcaldy Julianne Moore Alma Coin • Moore is a common Irish surname • Father: Peter Moore Smith • Mother: Anne (nee Love), from Greenock, Scotland — migrated to the US in...