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Cillian Murphy remembers ‘Peaky Blinders’ co-star Sam Neill: ‘I admired him and adored him’

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By Lauren Sarner Verified
| Page Six Verified
Cillian Murphy is remembering his former “Peaky Blinders” co-star Sam Neill after the actor’s sudden death at 78. “Like everyone who knew and worked with Sam, I admired him and adored him in equal measure,” Murphy, 50, exclusively told Page Six in a statement.
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‘Little House on The Prairie’ and ‘Yesteryear’ are the new ‘simple’ trend — ‘sugarcoated view’

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By Lauren Sarner Verified
| Page Six Verified
Everyone wants to go touch grass. “Little House on the Prairie” is back with a new Netflix series – and while that fits into the category of, “random reboots that nobody asked for,” there’s a bigger reason why it’s back in 2026. “A sugarcoated view of rural life” is always “appealing to someone who wakes up with their phone on the pillow — and spends the entire day looking at the screen, wishing for a simpler time,” media scholar and Syracuse University professor Robert.
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‘Little House on The Prairie’ and ‘Yesteryear’ are the new ‘simple’ trend — ‘sugarcoated view’

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By Lauren Sarner Verified
| Aol Verified
Everyone wants to go touch grass. "Little House on the Prairie" is back with a new Netflix series – and while that fits into the category of, "random reboots that nobody asked for," there's a bigger reason why it's back in 2026. "A sugarcoated view of rural life" is always "appealing to someone who wakes up with their phone on the pillow — and spends the entire day looking at the screen, wishing for a simpler time," media scholar and Syracuse University professor Robert.
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