From the bottom of my heart Congratulations to Oscar winner Jessie Buckley 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

Jessie Buckley is featured in a stylized fashion portrait for T: The New York Times Style Magazine. The artistic photoshoot, captured by photographer Craig McDean and styled by Imruh Asha, celebrates her award-winning performance in the film adaptation of Hamnet.

At the 2021 BFI London Film Festival, Irish actress Jessie Buckley attended the high-profile UK premiere of her psychological drama, The Lost Daughter. The gala screening took place on 13 October 2021, at the Royal Festival Hall in London.

Olivia Colman and Jessie Buckley, photographed at the Crosby Hotel in New York City in March 2024. Photo: Evelyn Freja / For The Times

Just placed my order! 🖤 The Sandman Season 2, Blu-ray with Tom Sturridge, Mason Alexander Park and many more 😶‍🌫️

Robbing The Bank Of Life (Stealing The Night) Jessie Buckley Wild Rose (Official Motion Picture Soundtrack) youtu.be/X34nhmioSAU?si=Pwg8… via @YouTube

Jessie Buckley attends the HFPA & InStyle Annual Celebration of 2017 Toronto International Film Festival held at Windsor Arms Hotel on 9 September 2017 in Toronto, Canada.

Jessie Buckley receiving a homecoming welcome in Killarney, Ireland, in 2008 after finishing as the runner-up on the BBC talent search show I'd Do Anything. Thousands of locals, friends, and family gathered to watch her perform and celebrate her newfound stardom.

Jessie Buckley attended the 2022 Vanity Fair Oscar Party at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts in Beverly Hills on 27 March 2022. She attended following her Best Supporting Actress Oscar nomination at the 94th Academy Awards for her role in The Lost Daughter.

Jessie Buckley delivered a critically acclaimed breakthrough performance as Lyudmila Ignatenko in the historical drama miniseries Chernobyl. Her powerful, heartbreaking portrayal of a real-life survivor served as the emotional core of the series, earning her widespread praise.

2018 IFTA Recognition Jessie Buckley was nominated for the Rising Star Award at the Irish Film & Television Academy (IFTA) Awards on 15 February 2018. Recognized early in her breakout years alongside television and film credits like The Woman in White and Beast.

“Beautiful Regret” is the album’s slyest kiss-off: a folk-chamber ballad in which Buckley plays both the wound and the one who walked away. She sings as lover, dreamer, and spine of the story, then delivers the line that stings: “it must hurt to know I’m your beautiful regret.” She ends on a startling little cackle that The Guardian rightly called the sound of someone relishing a job well done. The partnership began almost by accident. A mutual friend suggested they talk. Butler FaceTimed from his North London kitchen to Buckley’s mountain home in Kerry. They discovered a shared attachment to Killarney and Valentia Island, swapped notes on Nina Simone, Pentangle and Maurice O’Sullivan’s 20 Years A-Growing, and simply started writing. Buckley later said she was “sitting on a man’s floor who I’d never met,” terrified and trusting at once. Songs arrived fast. This one sits late in the record like a quiet settling of accounts after the more sweeping, orchestral pieces. Critics heard a genuine collaboration rather than a celebrity side project. The 2022 album For All Our Days That Tear the Heart was shortlisted for the Mercury Prize. Reviewers praised Butler’s most elegant production since his Suede days and Buckley’s voice as puckish, weary, intimate and unmistakably her own. It is folk that borrows from Irish, English and Appalachian traditions without becoming costume. Four years on, the track still feels like the moment two people who barely knew each other found the exact temperature of regret and then smiled at it. @buckleyxbutler @bernardbutler #CultureNight #BeautifulRegret

Jessie Buckley is one of the narrators for the audiobook edition of Wilkie Collins's famous epistolary detective novel, The Moonstone (2019). The story is written from the perspectives of multiple characters piecing together the mystery of a stolen yellow diamond.

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AI Mode: Taboo Season 2 is officially in development, with Tom Hardy and co-creator Steven Knight actively working to bring the dark period thriller back to screens. They've been saying this for years now ... this is torture ...

Jessie Buckley portrayed Lorna Bow in the BBC and FX original historical thriller series Taboo (2017). "Much-beloved actress often found treading the boards at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. A talented free thinker, who plays by nobody’s rules but her own."

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This photo was captured during a special guild screening and Q&A session for HAMNET. The event took place at The Wolf Theater at the Television Academy in North Hollywood, California, on 10 February 2026 where Jessie participated in an industry discussion about the film.

Irish actors Colin Farrell and Jessie Buckley sat down for Variety's Actors on Actors in December 2025 to discuss their intense, character-driven leading roles. Both artists reflected on the vulnerability required to stay present on set.

On 1 March 2016, singer Jessie Buckley attended the private launch event for "Beyond the Cask," a high-profile design collaboration between the Scottish whisky distillery Glenmorangie and luxury eyewear brand Finlay & Co.

Jessie Buckley attending the nominations press event for the Olivier Awards in London on 16 March 2022. She received a Best Actress nomination for her role in the West End revival of Cabaret, which she went on to win.