Mark Wahlberg: 'I want to see Saoirse Ronan nominated for an Oscar'

The Irish actress has been winning rave reviews for her performance in Brooklyn and has already won a host of gongs.
Mark Wahlberg: 'I want to see Saoirse Ronan nominated for an Oscar'
Tue, 08 Dec, 2015 - 10:46

Mark Wahlberg has revealed that he would love to see his former co-star Saoirse Ronan nominated for an Oscar in 2016.

The Irish actress has been winning rave reviews for her performance in Brooklyn and has already won a host of gongs.

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