One. Mrs. Brown's Boys D'Movie was released on 27 June 2014, and was a significant success in the UK, staying at number one in the box office for two consecutive weeks. However, the film had negative reviews; one saying it was not just unfunny but "close to anti-funny". O'Carroll's wife, his sister Eilish, his son Danny, and his daughter Fiona all appear or have appeared on episodes of Mrs. Brown's Boys. The Course It was announced in January 2015 that the BBC wanted O'Carroll to do "other stuff", due to the fact that Mrs Brown's Boys had become so successful. He revealed plans to adapt his first ever written play, patser grey into a television sitcom. Family and personal life O'Carroll was married to his first wife from 1977 to 1999. He married Jennifer Gibney in 2005. They live in Davenport, Florida. O'Carroll has three surviving children, including Fiona and Danny. O'Carroll's paternal grandfather Peter O'Carroll, a father of seven and a prominent republican, was shot dead on 16 October 1920 at his home in Manor Street, Dublin. Two of his sons were Irish Republican Army volunteers. The incident was investigated in the television series Who Do You Think You Are? In March 2016 O'Carroll appeared in the BBC2 documentary Brendan O'Carroll – My Family at War, which explored the involvement of three of his uncles—Liam, James and Peadar O'Carroll—in the Easter Rising. O'Carroll published his autobiography, Call Me Mrs Brown, in 2022. Filmography Film Television Stage References External links 1955 births Living people 20th-century Irish comedians 20th-century Irish male actors 20th-century Irish male writers 20th-century Irish novelists 21st-century Irish comedians 21st-century Irish male actors 21st-century Irish male writers 21st-century Irish novelists Irish autobiographers Irish male comedians Irish male film actors Irish male novelists Irish male stage actors Irish male television actors Irish stand-up comedians Male actors from Dublin (city) Mensans People from Finglas RTÉ television presenters