Brendan Coyle reveals his mother scolded him following his foul-mouthed Twitter spat (MAIL ON LINE)

 By EMILY SHERIDAN and FAY STRANG

He shocked his fans when he became embroiled in a Twitter row about politics, using very colourful language.

And it seems Brendan Coyle also managed to upset his mother with his swearing, showing you’re never too old to be told off.

The Downton Abbey star took to Twitter to share his dressing down, writing: ‘Just rang my mum from the @NOBLEmovie set...she told me off for swearing... #yourenevertooold’

READ MORE: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2271871/Brendan-Coyle-reveals-mother-scolded-following-foul-mouthed-Twitter-spat.html

Brendan Coyle: Downton’s Bates tells fan to ‘go **** yourself’ on Twitter (THE SUN)

By ALEX WEST
Published: 3 hrs ago

The actor — famed for his Bafta-nominated portrayal of the respectful flunky in ITV1’s period drama — hit the roof in a spat over his hatred of Lady Thatcher.

NHS consultant Roberta Knighton told him Twitter comments he posted about the ex-Tory PM were “beneath” him.

Fuming Coyle, 49, hit back: “Hard to know how to respond to that... but go f*** yourself feels about right.”

He then said: “You have no idea what is beneath me... p.s. go f*** yourself x”. Then he blocked her from viewing his account.


Read more: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/4771020/Downton-Abbeys-Brendan-Coyle-blasts-fan-on-Twitter.html#ixzz2JWKEFxz0

(keep in mind, peoples, this is from THE SUN)

Brendan Coyle: A Noble film for Deirdre (INDEPENDENT)

Filming for director Stephen Bradley's biopic of Christina Noble began in Vietnam this week and The Diary can reveal that producers are in talks for two offerings detailing the philanthropist humanitarian's career.

It's safe to say that a string of Ireland's leading names in the acting industry are on the cast list for Noble.

This includes Game of Thrones star Liam Cunningham, Brendan Coyle of Downton Abbey and a minor role taken up by the ever-hilarious Mrs Doyle herself, Pauline McLynn.

READ MORE:http://www.independent.ie/lifestyle/a-noble-film-for-deirdre-3349699.html