Don't bullshit yourself. Colin is incredibly hit or miss with his performances. He's the actor that usually stars alongside someone better than him in execution and craft. For example, in Miss Julie and Ava, Colin was completely outshined by Jessica Chastain. Most recently in The Batman, even the most basic performances of the cast stood out more than his (and Matt's) bland rendition of The Penguin. He's a bit like the Triple H of cinema; just occupying space with bigger, more skilled stars.
I saw it on a whim a year or two after it was released..... even though it has some serious dialogue and scenes I think I laughed at least once a minute, the dialogue and delivery is pretty much as perfect as a movie can be, if anyone asks my favourite movie I probably wouldn't think of it straight away but it's definitely up there.
He’s at the top of his game. Just saw him crush it back to back days in The Batman & After Yang. Then last week I happened to watch The Way Back and The Lobster. Although he was in a string of duds he’s just such a versatile actor.
@@Dartanyoogles after having this exchange the last day or two, now I think I’m gonna watch In Bruges this week. It’s been at least 5 years since I’ve seen it.
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It was AMAZING! I didn’t even know it was him until I was looking up the plot afterwards and had to watch it again! An AMAZING performance, and he completely nailed Penguin, while channeling some Danny DeVito for good measure!
When I saw Tigerland for the first time I told my dad to keep an eye on Colin. He was going to be huge. He became a huge star and I'm now a casting director. 🤷♂️
You’re either running out of washed up, low key actors or you’re just trying to coast off The Batman. Nothing happened to Colin, he’s worked consistently on major and indie projects and just starred in one of the biggest movies of the year.
Just watched Colin's interview with Sean Evans on Hot Ones. He said the makeup application for Penguin ORIGINALLY took 4 hours, but after a while they got it down to two. Still, incredible commitment. And it sounded like he had a TON of fun playing that character.
The make-up in films can be arduous and long... I watched a few actors that also talked about hours spent with those make-up artists. One of more interesting was with John Hurt who was talking about the Alien, about hours spent on that table where the alien is bursting from his chest... But, he was a classically trained thespian, he had no problem lying there for hours for making that legendary scene.
He was the best things about "Artemis Fowl" and Dumbo", in my opinion. He also excelled in "Fantastic Beasts", and I look forward to seeing him in "The Batman" this weekend!
Shame there is no inkling for Farrell to return to Fantastic Beasts. His character could easily be the Beasts’ incarnation of Mad Eye Moody (the darker side of the light) The Batman is fantastic and Farrell was brilliant as Oz. Hope you enjoy it.
SHOOT he would have made a solid Sirius Black! I always thought Gary Oldman was a hair too old and not good looking enough (as Sirius was supposed to be a looker)
That's what I'm lost on. This video praises him for nearly 99 percent of its run time and articulates his career without bias. He had ups and downs, but he's an extremely talented actor. What's with this comment section? 🙄
His portrayal of Henry Drax in The North Water was haunting. In my opinion he's one of Irelands top talents and his body of work is nothing short of incredible
He's almost always been great!..I haven't seen all his films, but he's always stood out and made me notice in the ones I have. In Bruges is probably my favorite role from him, but even when he appeared on Scrubs, I was like "That's Colin Ferrell - I love that guy!"
one of the few performers who actually deserves EVERY penny he's made. I think he would have SLAYED the Penguin even without the make-up. he would've made it work
When I saw him in Minority Report, I told everyone he is a star for the future. The only time I predicted such a thing before that was when I saw Heath Ledger in 10 Things I Hate About You.
Great video and summary of Colin’s career. I was also one of the many people who thought he was some douche but I saw Miami vice a few years ago, and his performance actually surprised me in the best sense. Since then, I’ve watched many of his movies and have realized he’s one of, if not the best, actors of his generation. On top of that, he’s a stand up guy and one of the most genuine people when you watch his interviews. Truly a fan of his and I hope he continues on all the highs in his career and personal life
The problem with Colin is he has made way to many films where the movie sucks, but he is great in it,often because he just wants to work with the Hollywood legend who happens to be attached, such as "the Recruit" or "Solace" where he traded poetry with Anthony Hopkins. It was terrible, but the scenes where they were together were gold!
Considering that he just received glowing reviews for his performances in The Batman & After Yang, not to mention the fact that he regularly works with acclaimed directors like Guy Ritchie or Y. Lanthimos, I think it´s save to say that he´s doing pretty good for himself.
He also has severe stage fright issues and lately went through a psychotic break. That doesn't hurt his performances, but it does raise the question of how much longer can he keep going. Either way, understand I love this actor and I wish him all the best.
the undeserving amount of backlash and hate alexander got is actually insane. and a razzie?! disrespectful it's literally one of his best movies next to in bruges
Man this video was so unnecessary, he just did an oscar worthy performance in The batman, so he didnt disappeared and Phone Booth & Minority Report are still some of my favourite performances by him
Well what do you know. I went from not being a huge fan of him, and just remembering him as mostly that guy in the SWAT movie I loved as a kid, to really respecting what he’s done in his career. And I gotta be honest, I somehow didn’t even notice that was him in killing it a sacred deer! Guess I need to watch the lobster now.
This video peferctly sums Colin Farrell up, a character actor in a movie star's body and I couldn't agree more. Hollywood took advantage of his wild celebrity image but failed to notice his talent and what a missed opportunity that was. He is far better than most leading men we see on screen today. He's an amazing actor who has more than proven himself and he should've received an Oscar nomination for his performance in In Bruges.
I am honestly a huge fan of Colin Farrell. I didn’t used to be, I actually really disliked him for many years during his early bad boy phase. I think I saw him in The Beguiled or The Lobster 4-5 years ago and was SO impressed! I really respect and appreciate the creative and ballsy choices that he’s made in this phase of his career. He is incredibly talented.
Oh yeah, I forgot about that Total Recall remake. I still can't believe that exists! Even Arnold himself has an interview here on youtube where he says, "Did you see that they remade Total Recall? How stupid is that?" Couldn't have said it better myself.
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Hot take I love the total recall remake and I much prefer it over the original . especially Colin Ferrell portrayal as Carl Hauser instead of Arnold Schwarzenegger . and the only reason why it was trashed on because of fans being snobby that’s it not like the original
His career went a okay. He might even win an Oscar one day as long as he picks the right roles. He has talent and that takes actors far even when they pick duds sometimes
I think Farrell oversaturated his star power in the 2000s more than his hard partying that did in his appeal. Indeed this guy seemed to be opening a movie every month back then.
Wow, not even a mention of a movie I loved and his portrayal of the Peter Lake character was so moving! Winter’s Tale was such a lovely fantasy movie! It was out in 2014 and only made about $30 million at the box office. To me, it was a beautiful film and the cast was wonderful,
I agree. I rewatched Total Recall a few months ago and I’m not quite sure why it bombed. He was great in it, the action set pieces were awesome, and the special effects still seem to hold up well to today’s standards.
I subscribe to this channel but every time there's a "WTF Happened to" notification, it's never a celebrity that's actually missing or who has faded into obscurity-- quite the contrary.
@@JoBloOriginals That's good, keeping things positive. But I have to ask, have you considered changing the show's title? Maybe something like "A Closer Look at ..." or "Why We Enjoy ....." ? Just a suggestion. I expect you get a lot of grief about this particular series because of what it's called.
I really like Colin Farrell he’s one of my favorite actors very Underrated My favs Miami Vice, Alexander, Hart’s War, Daredevil, Phone Booth, Total Recall Remake, The Recruit, Fright Night Remake, S.W.A.T., American Outlaws, In Bruges, Pride And Glory, London Boulevard, And 7 Psychopaths are all Underrated films
@@peadarmurray7994 Nah. Tons of Asian actors have been snubbed recently because the Oscars prefer white actors. Akwafina, the cast of Parasite. If anything the Oscars are too white. Plus, judging by the vast portion of nominees last year, the Oscars are still rewarding merit rather than diversity. Lupita getting snubbed for US was a travesty.
Nothing happened with him. He just played Pengiun in The Batman with potential spin off , he was in the movie about his robot son and two more projects on the way
I really don't understand the title of this video... WTF happened to Colin Farrell? He's still acting in great movies, and getting nominated for oscars. There.
Like Ben Affleck, Farrell did not want to be blockbuster boy. That means he doesn’t want to be in these big budget fluff piece. He prefers to be in small budget better quality movies. Character actors last longer in this business than the mega-stars.
I've always liked Colin Farrell, from the first time I saw him in Phone Booth I knew he was something special. He's such a natural actor with a cool factor, I think he had a low point when he started doing subpar remakes like Miami Vice, Fright Night and Total Recall. However he seems to be doing alright now.
Why is Phone Booth one of my favorite movies? That came out while I was still in High School and all the other students hated it. This movie seems like 30 minutes long to me. There's no filler.
Have to admit, it was actually the Scrubs guest spot that made me realize he had talent and wasn't just the flavor of the month that Hollywood was trying to cram down our throats.
How much Collin Farrell is working? This man is a Machine!! Making 1 film around 1 year or less. While joining other series. Also makes so much Empathy. This guy totally deserves dating with Hollywood superstars. Respect.
Farrell got involved as an ambassador and promoter of homeless football leagues (especially in Ireland). So well done to him for that. Glad to see him back on top with the recent 'The Batman'.
Nothing happened to him, he's still an amazing actor.
Same. He’s fantastic
That's true, he just pops up in smaller projects, but he's still brilliant as always! 🌟
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@@nicolamcguinness8689 piss off. Not interesting.
Don't bullshit yourself. Colin is incredibly hit or miss with his performances. He's the actor that usually stars alongside someone better than him in execution and craft. For example, in Miss Julie and Ava, Colin was completely outshined by Jessica Chastain. Most recently in The Batman, even the most basic performances of the cast stood out more than his (and Matt's) bland rendition of The Penguin. He's a bit like the Triple H of cinema; just occupying space with bigger, more skilled stars.
He is an incredible actor. He gives his all in every film hes in. We love him. Nothing happened to him.
Accurate
Ireland has entered the chat ... he is an absolute legend and brilliant actor. Nothing happened to him as Evan said.
What happened to him? He's one of the stars in the biggest film in the world right now. Still on top of his craft
I agree! One of my favorite actors.
Cringe
"In Bruges" is seriously one of my favorite movie experiences. A fantastic little movie.
I saw it on a whim a year or two after it was released..... even though it has some serious dialogue and scenes I think I laughed at least once a minute, the dialogue and delivery is pretty much as perfect as a movie can be, if anyone asks my favourite movie I probably wouldn't think of it straight away but it's definitely up there.
He’s at the top of his game. Just saw him crush it back to back days in The Batman & After Yang. Then last week I happened to watch The Way Back and The Lobster. Although he was in a string of duds he’s just such a versatile actor.
Watch In Bruges and Seven Psychopaths if you haven't!!! Both are brilliant, and Colin is amazing in them!
@@Dartanyoogles oh I’ve seen them both a half dozen times! I LOVE In Bruges
@@johnnynitetrain32379 Awesome to hear!! They are both masterpieces!
@@Dartanyoogles after having this exchange the last day or two, now I think I’m gonna watch In Bruges this week. It’s been at least 5 years since I’ve seen it.
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He absolutely nailed it as Penguin in The Batman!
He disappeared in that character
It was AMAZING! I didn’t even know it was him until I was looking up the plot afterwards and had to watch it again! An AMAZING performance, and he completely nailed Penguin, while channeling some Danny DeVito for good measure!
When I saw Tigerland for the first time I told my dad to keep an eye on Colin. He was going to be huge.
He became a huge star and I'm now a casting director. 🤷♂️
Wow... I love Miami vice. He was messed up? He could dance
I saw that
Are you really? Good for you!
I remember his start in ballykissangel(showing my age) lol..
always liked him as an actor....
I never knew about Colin but I thought the same thing when I saw him in Alexander. I mean, he was a leading man at that point but still..
You’re either running out of washed up, low key actors or you’re just trying to coast off The Batman. Nothing happened to Colin, he’s worked consistently on major and indie projects and just starred in one of the biggest movies of the year.
He's been doing video on actors who is doing well
@@johnlawful2272 He's been ending several of his WTF Happened To videos with "Because (this actor) is doing...just fine."
he’s also gonna be attached to Batman for the foreseeable future so Colin isn’t going anywhere.
this series is just listing all these actors movies in chronologically order nothing else lol
Have you actually watched the whole thing?
Just watched Colin's interview with Sean Evans on Hot Ones. He said the makeup application for Penguin ORIGINALLY took 4 hours, but after a while they got it down to two. Still, incredible commitment. And it sounded like he had a TON of fun playing that character.
The make-up in films can be arduous and long... I watched a few actors that also talked about hours spent with those make-up artists. One of more interesting was with John Hurt who was talking about the Alien, about hours spent on that table where the alien is bursting from his chest... But, he was a classically trained thespian, he had no problem lying there for hours for making that legendary scene.
@@ozymandiasnullifidian5590 is there an interview recorded somewhere? I’d love to watch and learn! Alien is quite the cinematic masterpiece!
One of my favorite actors. I hope he keeps making movies for years to come.
He was the best things about "Artemis Fowl" and Dumbo", in my opinion. He also excelled in "Fantastic Beasts", and I look forward to seeing him in "The Batman" this weekend!
Shame there is no inkling for Farrell to return to Fantastic Beasts. His character could easily be the Beasts’ incarnation of Mad Eye Moody (the darker side of the light) The Batman is fantastic and Farrell was brilliant as Oz. Hope you enjoy it.
@@spaceodds1985 Thanks so much, I've been hearing positive feedback from my pals, especially on Farrell's performance!
He was great in the Batman! Can't wait to see the series they're making about the character on HBO Max!
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SHOOT he would have made a solid Sirius Black! I always thought Gary Oldman was a hair too old and not good looking enough (as Sirius was supposed to be a looker)
I have more respect for Colin now than I've ever had. Might not be a WTF story but thank you for sharing his story!
"nOtHiNg HaPpEnEd tO HiM"
Do these people realize that "WTF happened to" is a series of video titles, not an actual question, right?
That's what I'm lost on. This video praises him for nearly 99 percent of its run time and articulates his career without bias. He had ups and downs, but he's an extremely talented actor. What's with this comment section? 🙄
Got mad respect for him for going back into rehab as a preventative measure, I've never heard of anybody doing that
His portrayal of Henry Drax in The North Water was haunting. In my opinion he's one of Irelands top talents and his body of work is nothing short of incredible
The Gentlemen is one of my favourite films. Colin steals the show.
I'm with you...wonderful movie
Great ep! I look forward to you tackling some other 2000's heart-throbs like Clive Owen and Gerald Butler 😁
When I heard they were remaking a classic like Fright Night I thought it would be terrible but Colin Farrell helped make it fantastic. 👏
FN remake was amazing. Especially being from Las Vegas, they nailed the lonely suburb failing community. 100% Vegas in the 2000s.
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@@nicolamcguinness8689 ?
Agree, I actually loved the remake. And I went back to watch the original, and liked the remake just a little more.
Collin Ferrell is one of the most underrated actor working today he absolutely killed it as the penguin
Farrell
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I didn’t even realize it was him! 😂
@@tam9856 that was the whole point.
@@Daniel-nn8mr Yes… thanks, Senor Obvious…
I absolutely didn’t know that until you told me. 🙄
Seven psychopaths is one of my favorite films, it's highly under rated and more people need to see it.
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He's almost always been great!..I haven't seen all his films, but he's always stood out and made me notice in the ones I have. In Bruges is probably my favorite role from him, but even when he appeared on Scrubs, I was like "That's Colin Ferrell - I love that guy!"
He’s hitting his prime right now, he’s figured out the right type of roles for him.
one of the few performers who actually deserves EVERY penny he's made. I think he would have SLAYED the Penguin even without the make-up. he would've made it work
When I saw him in Minority Report, I told everyone he is a star for the future. The only time I predicted such a thing before that was when I saw Heath Ledger in 10 Things I Hate About You.
Wow when you look at his body of work, how can one NOT be impressed? Truly great actor.
All credit to Colin for staying clean and caring enough about himself to get the help and support he needed🤩 what a star 🌟
Great video and summary of Colin’s career. I was also one of the many people who thought he was some douche but I saw Miami vice a few years ago, and his performance actually surprised me in the best sense. Since then, I’ve watched many of his movies and have realized he’s one of, if not the best, actors of his generation. On top of that, he’s a stand up guy and one of the most genuine people when you watch his interviews. Truly a fan of his and I hope he continues on all the highs in his career and personal life
He has to be hands down my favourite actor of all time!
Me too! Currently obsessing and doing a Collin Farrell marathon. I think I might have a problem 🤣
"Marty, I swear if you don't do something about your drinking, I swear it's gonna kill ya."
Farrel single handedly carried Season 2 of True Detective.
The problem with Colin is he has made way to many films where the movie sucks, but he is great in it,often because he just wants to work with the Hollywood legend who happens to be attached, such as "the Recruit" or "Solace" where he traded poetry with Anthony Hopkins.
It was terrible, but the scenes where they were together were gold!
Considering that he just received glowing reviews for his performances in The Batman & After Yang, not to mention the fact that he regularly works with acclaimed directors like Guy Ritchie or Y. Lanthimos, I think it´s save to say that he´s doing pretty good for himself.
He also has severe stage fright issues and lately went through a psychotic break. That doesn't hurt his performances, but it does raise the question of how much longer can he keep going. Either way, understand I love this actor and I wish him all the best.
In Bruges is my favorite film. I'm a fan for life.
the undeserving amount of backlash and hate alexander got is actually insane. and a razzie?! disrespectful
it's literally one of his best movies next to in bruges
What the heck was in Bruges about
2 men and a park bench a staircase
I just zoned out
Man this video was so unnecessary, he just did an oscar worthy performance in The batman, so he didnt disappeared and Phone Booth & Minority Report are still some of my favourite performances by him
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Fright Night was probably one of his best performances.
Still think Fright Night was a very under appreciated performance
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Well what do you know.
I went from not being a huge fan of him, and just remembering him as mostly that guy in the SWAT movie I loved as a kid, to really respecting what he’s done in his career.
And I gotta be honest, I somehow didn’t even notice that was him in killing it a sacred deer!
Guess I need to watch the lobster now.
Have to admire his work..., and the commitment to his bold characters.., also, how he's straddled and battled the bottle.
This video peferctly sums Colin Farrell up, a character actor in a movie star's body and I couldn't agree more. Hollywood took advantage of his wild celebrity image but failed to notice his talent and what a missed opportunity that was. He is far better than most leading men we see on screen today. He's an amazing actor who has more than proven himself and he should've received an Oscar nomination for his performance in In Bruges.
I am honestly a huge fan of Colin Farrell. I didn’t used to be, I actually really disliked him for many years during his early bad boy phase. I think I saw him in The Beguiled or The Lobster 4-5 years ago and was SO impressed! I really respect and appreciate the creative and ballsy choices that he’s made in this phase of his career. He is incredibly talented.
I must be one of the few who really enjoyed the Total Recall remake
Oh yeah, I forgot about that Total Recall remake. I still can't believe that exists! Even Arnold himself has an interview here on youtube where he says, "Did you see that they remade Total Recall? How stupid is that?" Couldn't have said it better myself.
Yeah, they could have left that one alone. Or maybe gone straight by the book version instead (they didn’t)
Taylor James Johnson - your voice work is so much better subdued like this - great work!
He is still a Legend. Just saw After Yang and he carried the film.
Colin was great in the Tigerland. Its interesting how that movie is pretty much forgotten and never is shown on tv.
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You know who should get the "WTF Happen to..." treatment, is Tom Sizemore. So sad.
Hot take I love the total recall remake and I much prefer it over the original . especially Colin Ferrell portrayal as Carl Hauser instead of Arnold Schwarzenegger . and the only reason why it was trashed on because of fans being snobby that’s it not like the original
Oh my God, could he have smashed it as Tony Stark in a parallel world?
Maybe he still can?!
His career went a okay. He might even win an Oscar one day as long as he picks the right roles. He has talent and that takes actors far even when they pick duds sometimes
I think Farrell oversaturated his star power in the 2000s more than his hard partying that did in his appeal. Indeed this guy seemed to be opening a movie every month back then.
Wow, not even a mention of a movie I loved and his portrayal of the Peter Lake character was so moving! Winter’s Tale was such a lovely fantasy movie! It was out in 2014 and only made about $30 million at the box office. To me, it was a beautiful film and the cast was wonderful,
I looove that film! And he was terrific in it.
Not gonna lie S.W.A.T. from 2003 & Fright night from 2011 are some of my guilty pleasure, they are fun action flicks and enjoyable
Haven't seen the latter but S.W.A.T. is a very good action movie. Not sure why it should be a "guilty pleasure". ;)
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His remake of Total Recall wasnt so awful, it has some fun moments and in Horrible Bosses he was absolutely hilarious
I agree. I rewatched Total Recall a few months ago and I’m not quite sure why it bombed. He was great in it, the action set pieces were awesome, and the special effects still seem to hold up well to today’s standards.
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@@johnnynitetrain32379 it was a movie that didn't need a remake. The original is iconic, and the remake is not
"HEY - let's remake Twelve Angry Men and completely destroy it" - check,
"Let's remake Robocop and completely destroy it" - check,
"Let's remake Total Recall and completely destroy it" - check.......... 'nuff said!
What about the remakes of Ben-Hur, Point break, The fog, The wicker man....
I subscribe to this channel but every time there's a "WTF Happened to" notification, it's never a celebrity that's actually missing or who has faded into obscurity-- quite the contrary.
The show’s not strictly about that anymore. It’s evolved over the years. We prefer it to be upbeat.
@@JoBloOriginals That's good, keeping things positive. But I have to ask, have you considered changing the show's title? Maybe something like "A Closer Look at ..." or "Why We Enjoy ....." ? Just a suggestion. I expect you get a lot of grief about this particular series because of what it's called.
James Mason was in heaven can wait 1978 with jack warden
The name of the song at the end of this video, please ?
I really like Colin Farrell he’s one of my favorite actors very Underrated My favs Miami Vice, Alexander, Hart’s War, Daredevil, Phone Booth, Total Recall Remake, The Recruit, Fright Night Remake, S.W.A.T., American Outlaws, In Bruges, Pride And Glory, London Boulevard, And 7 Psychopaths are all Underrated films
CF did an excellent series on BBC TV a few months ago called The North Water. Top Notch.
Crazy he's never been nominated for an Oscar. It seems like at some point he'll pull it off.
Oscar's don't mean shit nowadays, virtue signalling garbage and awards handed out based on diversity rather than merit
@@peadarmurray7994 Nah. Tons of Asian actors have been snubbed recently because the Oscars prefer white actors. Akwafina, the cast of Parasite. If anything the Oscars are too white. Plus, judging by the vast portion of nominees last year, the Oscars are still rewarding merit rather than diversity. Lupita getting snubbed for US was a travesty.
I cannot believe he hasn’t gotten another GG or an Oscar. The awards show are popularity contests now. And pay to play.
There was a time when he was in every blockbuster of the 2000s, still remember how cheesy but fun was his villain in Daredevil
It was a wild ride
Farrell was wonderful in "in bruges". His breakdown in the movie was heartbreaking.
Nothing happened with him. He just played Pengiun in The Batman with potential spin off , he was in the movie about his robot son and two more projects on the way
I really don't understand the title of this video... WTF happened to Colin Farrell? He's still acting in great movies, and getting nominated for oscars. There.
Clickbait, fine by me i wanted to watch anyway
He nailed The Penguin role
James Mason was in Julius Caesar 1953 with Louis Cahlern marlon Brando sir John Gielgud
Really recommend everyone looks up Colin Farrell scenes in 'The North Water' you won't recognise him and his scenes are amazing
He was the best in "Horrible Bosses".
You rock Collin.You have no fear,
Original and creative, doing what no one else can - Awesome
An Irish man in Kobe Japan.
He is in some of the 'BEST MOVIES of ALL TIME'!
In Bruges, The Lobster, The Killing of a Sacred Deer, ....
The guys is just awesome Ive for sure seen half of his movie and each time he show us something different.
The Killing Of A Sacred Dear was….…Odd.
He's gonna have a In Bruges reunion with Brendan Gleeson in The Banshees of Inisherin, so the comeback possibility is high in Farrell's case
James Mason in five fingers 1952 with Michael rennie
@@nicolamcguinness8689 please lay off the drugs
And don’t forget Ron Howard’s Thirteen Lives coming out in November. He’s one of the leads.
I loooved the Total Recall and Fright Night remakes!! He was incredible in Pride and Glory. I don't understand why people hate on these films.
Like Ben Affleck, Farrell did not want to be blockbuster boy. That means he doesn’t want to be in these big budget fluff piece. He prefers to be in small budget better quality movies.
Character actors last longer in this business than the mega-stars.
He was incredible as The Penguin.
this is very premature. Colin is evolving into a gary oldman style chameleon actor as he ages, he is peaking, not fading
I've always liked Colin Farrell, from the first time I saw him in Phone Booth I knew he was something special. He's such a natural actor with a cool factor, I think he had a low point when he started doing subpar remakes like Miami Vice, Fright Night and Total Recall. However he seems to be doing alright now.
Say what you want Fright Night is excellent (I think) and he helped make it so!
@@KatieLHall-fy1hw
To each their own, be sure to see the original.
biggest crush i ever had on a celeb and loved every movie hahaha
On the eve of battle it's hardest to be alone. I liked him in Alexander and the movie.
Why is Phone Booth one of my favorite movies? That came out while I was still in High School and all the other students hated it. This movie seems like 30 minutes long to me. There's no filler.
He just had a great role in The Batman and another movie about future and AI.
In The Batman i could not tell it was him with all those effects
Have to admit, it was actually the Scrubs guest spot that made me realize he had talent and wasn't just the flavor of the month that Hollywood was trying to cram down our throats.
How much Collin Farrell is working? This man is a Machine!! Making 1 film around 1 year or less. While joining other series. Also makes so much Empathy. This guy totally deserves dating with Hollywood superstars. Respect.
Also Phonebooth was amazing! I still remember today. This guy is a legend worth mentioning in history books.
He out did himself as the Penguin in the recent Batman movie 👍
Its always a nice cap to your oscar set
A nice best penguin
Farrell got involved as an ambassador and promoter of homeless football leagues (especially in Ireland). So well done to him for that. Glad to see him back on top with the recent 'The Batman'.
He is in the number one movie currently in cinemas with another standout performance. Whatever happened to JoBlo? That's the real question.
Colin Ferrell straight up admitted he didn’t like Miami Vice.
He's such an unassuming guy whose heart is in the right place. Let's see where " The Banshees of Inisherin" brings him.
Penguin makeup aside, looking better than before and still the amazing actor he always was.
Coincidentally, I was just in Brugge on vacation. 🇧🇪
What happened is that he's started choosing more interesting roles and diversifying as an actor.
He fell off the radar for a number of years while he was in make-up for Penguin.
In the Batman, Colin Farrell's face looked -- SPONGY....
man, the whole "beginning" schtick is about as fresh and funny as room temperature milk
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It really is upsetting how many people and studios still worked with woody Allen for so many years
Watch the Banshees of Inshirin - it is funny, depressing, beautiful and very haunting
Woohoo I like recomendations have you seen intermission
No one talks about it
I totally forgot about Dead Man Down which I actually really enjoyed.
if my man aint like Colin Farrell, i don't want him
I too am a man of standing by lamposts snoking looking cool
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