Colin Farrell

Writer-director Martin McDonagh really is an ongoing blessing in Colin Farrell's career: the actor won his first Golden Globe for In Bruges and now another one for the The Banshees of Inisherin. .

Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy.

If you were a fan of 2008’s In Bruges, you may be pleased to learn that The Banshees of Inisherin provides the same amount of black humor, chaos, and general shenanigans between Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson. Once again, under the writing and directing tutelage of Martin McDonagh – who grew his teeth as a playwright – the exchanges between Farrell, who plays the dimwitted yet loyal Pádraic, and Gleeson, playing the intent yet fickle Colm, are dramatic and brutal, biting and tender, and often terrifying.

When his Banshees of Inisherin co-star Brendan Gleeson reminds him that it has been fourteen years since they last worked together for Martin McDonagh in the Golden Globe-winning In Bruges, Colin Farrell takes in the moment. “It's mad.

Colin Farrell, now playing the Penguin in The Batman by Matt Reeves, is a Golden Globe winner (Best Actor for In Bruges, 2008) and a nominee for The Lobster, 2016. In 2004 Farrell was directed by Oliver Stone in Alexander, about the life of the legendary Macedonian King.

March madness may be in the air but we’re mad about the looks we’ve been seeing on the red carpet this year. Colin Farrell in a three piece suit, the lush material sheening under the bright lights.

At only 40 Colin Farrell has made 50 films. The Irish actor from Castleknock, Dublin has that rare career where he gets to mix genres, work with Hollywood’s most famous directors and still get the chance to go off and try projects that are edgy and experimental.