Colin Farrell Kept Getting Attacked by Animals on The Banshees of Inisherin Set
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- Опубліковано 11 жов 2022
- Brendan Gleeson and Colin Farrell talk about their experience hosting SNL, working with Martin McDonagh 14 years after In Bruges for their film The Banshees of Inisherin and Farrell's run-in with the animals in the film.
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Colin Farrell Kept Getting Attacked by Animals on The Banshees of Inisherin Set - Late Night with Seth Meyers
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Colin Farrell is without a doubt one of the most charismatic celebrities I have ever seen and heard. He is incredibly witty, articulate, funny and sensitive. No wonder ladies love him
Add to that the fact that he's hung and no other man on Earth stands a chance! LMAO
Most of us Irish men are like him , if not better 🥹👍😂😂😂
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Most Irish men have a fat belly, drink beer all day and talk about football.
Simply put he’s Irish
@@Paul-sl9zm You chose murder
Everyone knows and loves Colin but I feel like the world sleeps on the legendary Brendan Gleeson. The guy is a simply magnificent actor. In Bruges, Troy, Braveheart, Gangs of New York, 28 Days Later, Harry Potter, etc etc etc, whatever the guy touches turns to gold. He was fantastic on SNL, it was hilarious to see a big intimidating formidable guy like him just being silly and having the time of his life.
You forgot the guard and calvary
You forgot the masterpiece the general
Not me mate ,the guy's a star and when they work together it's magical if it's half as good as in bruges we are in for a treat
How can you list that many films and leave out the Guard? His best film performance arguably
don't forget caca milis
I want the Colin and Brendan podcast. I could listen to the two of them talk about **anything** for days on end. Such a joy.
Colm just would find you dull
Agreed. If you haven't already, have a listen to Peter O'Toole and Richard Harris. Both Irish, bonding vibe and endless story telling of respect and throwing caution to the wind.
Colin Farrell is so polite and supportive of Brendan. First class!!
and just about let him speak
Brendan is a master of his craft
The interviews I’ve seen with these two Colin keeps butting in
@@IT-li3ul Some people can't help it, my mother does this all the time, at some point you just come to realize thats part of who they are.
@@IT-li3ul It's the problem with these celebs who always want the limelight and don't know common courtesy.
I'm so happy Brendan is getting his dues.
Amazing actor.
Absolutely, i spent a weekend searching all his films and binging them. Also Mr Mercedes is incredible.
His kid is baller too!
@@soyborne.bornmadeandundone1342 Yes 👍
Brendan was in a short film by the same director called Six Shooter that also featured his son, it's on Film4's youtube channel & i highly recommend it to anyone who hasn't seen it.
his due. dues is something entirely different.
this film BROKE my heart ❤️❤️ but my goodness what a STUNNING stunning film beautiful beautiful acting 💖❤️❤️
Me too!! I spent the entire 1 1/2 hours in tears !!!
I saw it last night and it gave me a kind of hangover today. Just the level of sadness and hurt and loneliness in it (and some of my own stuff) made me hyper-aware of how much we humans have to carry around sometimes. Such a beautiful, beautiful movie. And I loved Jenny the donkey. She should get an agent and a 10 movie deal... she's a superstar.
I love these two! What magnificent actors and a beautiful friendship.
Colin Farrell is so adorable. It's been lovely to see how he's blossomed as an actor over the past decade. And him with Brendan is just a perfect pairing.
I was living in Paris when In Bruges and the Cillian Murphy movie, Breakfast in Pluto, came to the cinemas there, and I felt like I was back home in Ireland for a few days as I carried those personalities around Paris with me. The personal connection we have with these actors, especially Brendan, is really hard to explain.
I can't get at it from that personal perspective, but seeing these two in this interview (and remembering both films, especially the former) I feel an odd kinship. No genetic bollocks or anything (I'm rather removed from my Irish ancestors) but just a lovely sense of what friendship really means.
It's also lovely you have that sense of connection. It's a thing to be treasured 🙂
Ah, those are both great movies! I remember seeing them on the big screen. You've just reminded me how wonderful it was in the days when we would go to actual cinemas to see the new films. As Seth would say, back in my day...
@@jessamineprice5803 both the Irish and the French are huge cinema goers, even now. My American friends often remark on it. The Irish love a good story, and the French like to incorporate art into their daily lives. Cinema is essential to a good life, I think
@@dontbefatuousjeffrey2494 honestly, although Irish people tend to get excessively sneery about Americans who say they're Irish, I do think that certain cultural traits can survive generation to generation. So it doesn't surprise me that you find something in you resonates with Colin and Brendan, especially the two of them being together, which is like ground zero intensity of Irishness 😂
@@hoozle That's a lovely comment: and if I mention I'm the Australian great-grandchild of a reputed Irish rogue, please don't think too badly of my family. They spent a long time hiding that one: seems that even in the Colonies you don't get out scot free after the penal system's over. 😕
edit: great GREAT grandchild, sorry - we're a mixed brew in my family, like a lot of Skippys 😀
Brendan Gleeson has been so under rated his whole career. He's great with Colin of course but deserves more recognition for all his work.
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We saw Banshees this past weekend, and I'm still telling people about it. The move has a unique story with clever writing and fantastic acting. Well done!
I watched the other night and I spent the whole 1 1/2 hours in tears!! I felt to bad for Colin's character!! He was so sad after losing his friend!! Then he lost his donkey and I really lost it!!
Just saw this movie and I loved it. These two actors never fail to deliver. Well done lads
The Irish lads! Just a lovely interview. Such an affection for the Irish accent
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Colin was my celebrity crush almost 20 years ago, certainly still is. Great actor and so charming off screen.
Moi aussi loved him since the recruit
he's always so kind to people!
@@fatyfarrell Tiger Land is great too.
I always forget about Colin until I see him in a movie or talk show. And swoon over him everytime and wonder how I can forget him.
first saw him in Ballykissangel. And first saw Brendan in The General -- amazing
Two powerhouse actors. Love these guys! The Banshees of Inisherin is my most anticipated movie of 2022. Can't wait to see it.
I hope you have by now. It is INCREDIBLE!!! 🤩
On HBO now
See it in the theater. The scenery is breathtaking
Colin Farrell, one of my top 5 favourite actors, his range surprised me; Tigerland, In Bruges, True Detective etc
Don’t forget Miami Vice. Totally underrated movie.
The best acting he's done was in very chilling series called North Water. See him in that and you'll appreciate him even further.
@@ExtremePainGames wanted to mention this too. i'd bet most people couldn't pick him out in this series.
@@booradlin169 haha valid point mate for sure.
@@markspindler6706 fuckin right my boy
Just watched their movie...
Didn't want to stop watching. So very good !!!
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I love In Bruges, and pretty stoked the leads and the writer/director are reuniting for this
For real. It's a bit of a dark movie but it's incredible and I'm so glad they all got back together.
Lads*
@@davidodonovan4135 I mean kinda both work upon a second look haha
If you love In Bruges and Banshees of Inisherin then you might be interested to know that Martin McDonagh's brother John Michael McDonagh has also made two films with Brendan Gleeson with a similar vibe of dark, poetic, Irish humour called The Guard and Calvary which are also great.
The more I watch them, the more it’s like watching Colin Farrell present and future
I love how they laugh the Same 😅
I would watch anything with these two in it. They are both so amazing but together they really take it up another level. Gleeson and Farrell may be my favorite acting pair of all time.
Here here I agree Collin is such a beauty and a Cutie. Brendan is such fun and a Gentle Soul.
I could watch interviews between these three forever! The humor, camaraderie and genuine friendship shines through :)
Their chemistry is reminiscent of Peter O'Toole and Richard Harris. I love these two together.
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Hello Heather ❤️
One of most original, creative screenplays ever : the laughs, the cries, the horror ; that film hits on every cylinder. Simply amazing .
Just remembered scenes from Kingdom of Heaven, Cold Mountain and Goblet of fire. Such an amazing actor.
Watch the movie--then watch it again. It's even better the second time. If these two (plus more than one supporting actor!) don't get Oscars, Oscars don't mean anything.
I watched it here in Melbourne Australia for the first time. Hearing my name in the film was a bonus.
First I saw it alone, then I saw it with my Mom, then last night I saw it for a third time with my Sister and each time I fall more in love with it!
I’ve got to admit that I’ve streamed it a few times just to view certain scenes that I appreciate the quality of the acting. Thoroughly enjoyed the film. Loved Kerry Condon’s performance also
@@siobhanmurphy4912 there's a wonderful Siobhan in the series Succession
You can count all the bad things about this movie on one hand.
Brendan Gleeson, what a star. He gave a shout-out to Passion Machine, a legendary company in Irish theatre. They were like nothing and nobody else and anyone who was alive in Dublin in the 80s and 90s knows what he's talking about.
I've never seen Colin laugh and smile so much. I've always seen him as this.serious actor. It's so nice to see this side of him. I love to listen the way he talks. I've only heard him speak in an American accent. I love his acting but watching this side of him, I've have much more respect for him.
I don’t know these actors well and I didn’t realize how delightful their voices are! :)
This movie was fantastic. They deserve all the accolades they're getting.
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I utterly adored In Bruges, & am so hyped for this film!
They seem much more relaxed with Seth than they did with Stephen on Monday night. Glad to see that they are getting out there to do a lot of press for the movie. Looking forward to seeing it.
was surprisingly nice hearing them on colbert though, he just let them talk
@@JJJackson777 it was nice to see them both on the show. You just get the sense from their back and forth that there was an easiness to the conversation that they didn’t have with Stephen although that was probably down to the fact that they had never met before. Just noticed that Pierce Brosnan and Sharon Horgan are on tonight with Seth. Is it St. Patrick’s - so many Irish people on Late night chat shows this week?
@@Rheinmeister09 no i get where you're coming from lad don't worry, i've always found seth myers to be one of the most under appreciated talk show hosts - a fair few of them seem a tad artificial in their conversation.
& i think that might just be coincidence yanno, cos St Patricks' day is always on March 17th.
@@JJJackson777 Irish person here. Rhetorical question about Patricks Day!!! It's unusual but a nice change to see so many Irish people doing so well in their own right that it doesn't have to be linked to promoting St. Patricks Day.
@@Rheinmeister09 hahah that's that quick irish wit going straight over me head, i'd love to see Ireland one day - idk what it is you lot put in your water but christ on a bike - so many great actors & artists to come out of tiny isles
I hope they all do another film together, this trio is amazing!
Seth is great with interviews like this...he understands the bromance and lets them at it
Colin flaming Seth's hairline "you know yourself" lol!
Loved this fillum. I was nervous that that chemistry from In Bruges would be hard to recreate but they somehow it pull it off masterfully. It's a more mature movie tonally but they all have matured exponentially (I include Martin McDonagh here) so it was a really great experience watching them all at the top of their game. I hope it wins a ton of awards, this movie will stick with me for a long time.
Colins deserves a lot lot more respect , one of the best actors and humans on the planet
In case anyone hasn’t seen it, when Colin hosted SNL, there’s a sketch with Seth and a bunch of others at a key party. It is one of my all time favorites. In high school, my friend and I would quote it constantly, and now, like 2 decades later, I still think about it all the time.
Brendan Gleeson will always be The General.
This is less than an interview and more like a few just mates hanging out. 🍻
Colin has not aged terribly he's aged NORMALLY and is still beautiful
Our was irony since he has aged beautifully to be honest
What a treat! They have such chemistry and beautiful, natural chemistry and they're amazing actors to boot.
As a rule I don't buy films on disc to keep. "In Bruges" was one of those rare ones I did, I ordered it immediately after watching it the first time.
Thank you for this interview as I love seeing Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson together . I think these two Gentlemen truly enjoy each other's company .
Thank you so much, greatness is made from ❤ . Thank you for the wonderful feedback. Where are you watching from?
One of the best interviews I've seen. Love Seth and these two!
Brendan is one of those actors who has been in so many films over the years and you never noticed until one role stood out, then it's... "He was in that?"
Then you realise just how many films you watched without ever noticing him.
This was literally a joke from his SNL monolouge.
@@cleverusername9369 I don't get SNL.
Well, not that I don't get it... I mean I don't get to watch it.
Whose monologue by the way?
Opposite for me. I notice him in everything because he steals the scenes and he has an amazing presence.
Any film Brendan Gleeson is in, I see. He is an amazing actor. Colin Farrell is good too.
In Bruges has been my favorite movie since the first time I saw it some 12 odd years ago, and I'm so GLAD that the world at large is finally seeing the magic these two and Martin create together! Fantastic film, but that's no surprise.
Brendan's laugh is great.
Great interview. Really enjoyed it.
Thanks, Seth!
This was so delightful. I couldn't help smiling widely throughout. The two of them just have this sweetness with each other that radiates genuine warmth and happiness--felt it when Colin showed up at SNL as well. Lovely. And of course it helps that Seth is a big fan.
One correction for Seth, though: 14 years and 18 years are most definitely not equally long ago!
In Bruges is one of my favorite movies of the last two decades. And I know Banshees will join it when I see it.
He killed it on SNL. Rebuilding year, sure... but he saved the show.
What a fun interview. Having just watched the film, it feels funny to me seeing them enjoying each other's company so much.
i absolutely love Mr. Farrell. One of my favorite actors. HE can play anything
He’s fab in this. Has to act his socks off but makes it look so natural. You can’t beat the Irish for having a natural gift-of-the-gab. ☘️
What great duo. Two films together both classics
These two lads are the best in the cinema industry tbh.
I was hesitant to see the film but so glad I did. There are so many layers to each character & the dialogue, not to mention the incredible photography.
Hello Carol❤️
I just smiled this whole interview. These two are gorgeous ❤
It's a blessed day for me already. To have such a wonderful thought from my lovely fans like your kind. Thank you for sharing your strengths to me through all of your supports and care🌹where are you streaming from?
Sad, intriguing, and beautiful. I got sucked in gradually. I think Padriac's grief was the hook. Colm was resolved with his choice, but it was his choice. His doings. The whole town thought it insane, tried to talk him out of it, but he was set. He couldn't be friends, because Padriac was "dull." I disagree with Colm, who's no picnic. He cuts off his nose to spite himself. Maybe that's the point of his self-mutilation. I like to think Padriac eventually accepted what he couldn't change. That, being Colm.
"Tigerland'' is a hidden gem. "The Guard'' is very good.
I think The Garda might still be the highest grossing Irish film
Haven't seen a film that captured the essence of life so much in years.
They are just so sweet 🥹 Love these two. Can’t wait to see the film
My husband and I were in Bruges before the movie came out and I felt like we were there during the shooting even though we didn't see any of it but we were in a bar which ended up lasting until around 3am when the bartender (who played a lot of Sinatra and Dean Martin for us because we were from Chicago) told us that a director of some movie bought us a round. I want to believe it was Martin.
In Bruges is one of my favorite movies EVER! and the town is lovely as well. We were privy to a huge ceremony/parade of Jesus' blood on our last day which I will never forget. I can't wait to see these two together again!
FANTASTIC film. A must watch. Love this duo - they are MAGIC in a film.
I've been looking forward to this movie all year, cannot wait to see it
Both men are wonderful actors. I so enjoyed their film, The Banshees of Inisherin. So subtle and interesting.
A trillion thanks and gratitude for supporting my career and movies 😊 where are you watching from
Two of the best. Can’t wait for the new film!
Brendan: "[Hosting SNL] brought me back to the 80s..."
Seth, Lorne Michaels, and the entirety of 30 Rockefeller Plaza: "Please, god, don't mention the mountains of cocaine in the green room!"
"We used to do a lotta...... ............" everyone held in their breath lmao
I will always have a thing for Colin❤️
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Blessing to see these two together. Just a couple of fine chaps.
Glad to see the fingers grew back, Brendan. The things you do for your craft!
The banshees was an amazing film. Top notch acting paired with good script writing and great directing. A rare gem these days. It is a modern classic.
I hope we get to see another movie with these two, they are fantastic on and off the screen.
We demand a trilogy of these two. Two wonderful films.
These 2! Any and everything they're in! Brilliant. ))
This part of the movie was so insanely satisfying to see.. Chefs happiness at the end man. Loved it.
The chemistry between these two men is inspiring
There's a genuine love between them.
I love this film! It's more character study than plot and that's what makes the movie so fascinating & engrossing. I would not be mad if The Banshees of Inisherin (or Top Gun: Maverick) wins for Best Film at the 2023 Academy Awards.
The last time I had this much fun watching two Irish actors dote on their friendship and share stories was watching Peter O'Toole and Richard Harris. Both pairs of friends are truly enjoyable to behold.
In Bruges is one of my all time fav films, all the better since Bruges is one of the few places I've been in Europe.
just watched The Banshees of Inisherin omfg....loved it.
They were so brilliant together in In Bruges, I can't wait to see this film!
Saw it today. Fantastic
Love these guys, I hope they remain friends
Colin should be the next Bond 007
Good shout
An Irish james bond? Not possible for many, many reasons😂
Edit - Brosnan doesn't count. Total West Brit
@@ajorngjdonaydbr Just a reminder, Pierce Brosnan is Irish ☘️
@@ajorngjdonaydbr would not be possible would it not 😅😅😅
@@ajorngjdonaydbr but it’s already happened with Pierce Brosnan. I don’t think Colin would be interested in it though. Not his style.
What a nice reunion!!! From the fun 🎬 movie 'In Bruges'. 🙂😊🤩
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“Hurty Rock” I love it.
Love them both brendan gleeson what an actor what a man . First movie I saw him in was .The general what a performance it was in black n while but u get over that . That was the intention ckz it was made in the early 90's don't why they made it in black n white . Its a brilliant film tho
Both actors are so brilliant 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Them two always seem like they just stepped out of the pub
After a couple of pints…
I think Colin's been sober quite a while. Does a good impression of it though 🙂
Love the Irish accent! I can listen to them tell stories all day.
I'm very tempted to raise a child in Ireland just so i can hear the accent for at least 18 years
@@JJJackson777 accents vary all over Ireland, it wouldn't be a standard accent like Hollywood portrays, I'm from Tipperary and it's a large inland County so North Tipp accent is different to South Tipp accent and that's just one County, Ireland has 32 County's, you could have up to 70 to 80 different dialects and accents in Ireland, take your pick where you'd raise your child lol
@@72mossy aye don't worry lad i wasn't generalising, tbh i like all the ones i've come across so far
@@72mossy Wait till they hear the Belfast accent 🤣
@@BadDubII Wattttaaboutyeeeeee 😂
Colin will always be "the coach" for me. 2 good a character :P
Amazing movie! Amazing actors!
This flick looks awesome!
You MUST see it.
Total delight this
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Just wached it, phenomenal movie.
Great conversation makers, all 3 of 'em
When they say that the west coast of Ireland is a magical place they are spot on, there again the whole island has something about it. I think it may have something to do with the people. Brilliant film by the way.
I utterly agree with you on both counts. I've spent the weekend on Inishmore, and I recognized the landscape of that magical place. And yes, the film is so brilliant that I'm spending time on the internet tracking down these two! They did a great interview on Rotten Tomatoes, followed by one with the wonderful young actor who plays Dominic.
Brendan Gleeson great actor.
What a relief looking at them so smiling and Brendan Gleeson's hand with all the fingers 😅
Spoiler!
@@marygoodson4920 well looking at the trailer it's obvious.
Fantastic. They are so full of wit, emotion and creativity. Sometimes I nearly weep to not having lived in Ireland. Otherwise I`m sober for 23 years and I`m n ot sure I could have quit alc in oh so charming Ireland. Brugge movie was epic. Can`t wait to see this movie. A n d the penguin spinoff with Colin.
I watched their movie last night and loved it
loved it but it hit EVERY emotion. NO film I can remember hit them ALL. The Thing hit horror and understanding and fear - Hot Fuzz gets the understanding of a friendship (it builds to a point you GET is old-standing in this film). I loved it - did it all. Then it takes a dark turn... it's a horror film how madness can ruin loads of lives.... with a good ending with SOME people but not those dwelling in their new horror