No time to dye? Deadly Cuts provides laughs with tale of Irish hairdressers 

As the much-anticipated new comedy opens in cinemas, moves are already afoot to turn the Dublin-set story into a TV series 
No time to dye? Deadly Cuts provides laughs with tale of Irish hairdressers 

Angeline Ball, Lauren Larkin, Shauna Higgins, and Ericka Roe in Deadly Cuts. 

They’re the no-nonsense hairdressers who dare to take on a criminal hoodlum who is terrorising their community. And if Rachel Carey has her way, the women in new Irish comedy Deadly Cuts will soon be following The Young Offenders to the small screen.

The exploits of Cork’s Jock and Conor started life as a feature film before being transformed into a hit TV series, and Carey hopes it’s a model she can adopt for her characters. A TV pilot and pitch are already in the works, she says.

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