Brendan O'Carroll

Born on September 15, 1955, Brendan O’Carroll is an accomplished Irish comedian, director, writer, and actor. He has been a popular comedian in Ireland since the early 1990s and is best known for his portrayal of the outrageous and foul-mouthed Irish matriarch, Mrs. Brown. O'Carroll's comedic character has brought him international fame and acclaim.

In addition to his work in comedy, O'Carroll is also a successful writer, producer, and actor in the world of film and television. He has written seven novels, many of which have been translated into 12 languages and have become bestsellers worldwide. His novels include "The Mammy" (1994), "The Chisellers" (1995), "The Granny" (1996), "The Scrapper" (originally published as "Sparrows Trap", 1997), and "The Young Wan" (2003). O'Carroll has also written four films and nine comedy shows, including "The Course" (1995), "Grandad's Sure Lilly's Still Alive" (1997), "The Last Wedding" (1999), "Mourning Mrs. Brown" (2000), "Mrs. Brown Rides Again" (2004), "For the Love of Mrs. Brown" (2007), "How Now Mrs. Brown Cow?" (2009), and "Good Mourning Mrs. Brown" (2011). His writing is known for its humor and depth, capturing the hearts of audiences around the world.