James Nesbitt has praised the "absolutely amazing" work of end-of-life charity Marie Curie after visiting residents and staff at its Belfast hospice.
The Northern Irish actor, who has starred in Cold Feet and Bloodlands, spent nearly two hours speaking with patients, family members and staff.
The 58-year-old - who was invited by his friend who works at the hospice, Dr Catherine Doherty - said his experience was different to what he had expected.
