Does James Martin have down syndrome? Netizens melt as audience sings Happy Birthday to An Irish Goodbye star at Oscars

The star of An Irish Farewell and Oscar-winning entertainer James Martin was wished a blissful birthday in an endearing second in front of an audience by his co-stars after they stowed an Oscar for the best short film at the 95th Foundation grants service on Sunday, Walk 12, 2023.

Following the declaration of their success, co-chief Tom Berkeley let the audience know that it was the 31-year-old entertainer’s birthday and communicated that they would utilize their experience in front of an audience to sing for him, expressing:

Martin, who has down condition, looked noticeably contacted as he grasped his honor. The audience excessively participated in singing to the Marcella entertainer.

Web clients were plainly moved by the motion from James Martin’s co-stars, and they took to twitter to put themselves out there:

As per the Everyday Mail, Martin, who hails from Northern Ireland, likewise fills in as a culinary expert at an Italian café called Scalini’s in Belfast. He expressed:

“I’ve been doing that quite a while. It’s great… I can make garlic bread, meatballs, mixed greens and mussels, chips and stuff like that.”
Martin has recently featured in the BBC show Highs and lows and ITV’s Marcella.

An Irish Farewell, a dark satire, follows two alienated brothers who rejoin following the passing of their mom. In the short film, Martin plays Lorcan, who lives and works at a homestead in Northern Ireland, and the brothers find their mom’s unfulfilled list of must-dos.

At the point when gotten some information about what his condition means for his acting, James Martin declared, “Anyone can act,” prior to adding:

Talking about the evening, Martin had recently let the Everyday Mail know that he desires to party with individual Irish entertainer Colin Farrell and his legend Robert De Niro after the service.
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Martin was seen offering a go-ahead signal to the audience at the Oscar service before the camera panned to In Bruges entertainer Farell, who reflected the movement.

An Irish Farewell is coordinated by Ross White and Tom Berkeley and stars Seamus O’Hara as Martin’s Brother.