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Colin Farrell let loose with profanity during a FIFA World Cup After Hours segment with James Corden, only to realize the show was airing live; host Corden explained the moment (and showed the wax Pelé statue) as Farrell laughed at himself and quipped that he would’ve liked to know it was live.
Colin Farrell swore heavily on Fox Sports’ FIFA World Cup coverage during After Hours with James Corden, not realizing the segment was live. He realized mid-swearing and apologized, with host James Corden confirming the broadcast was live. The moment circulated online with the bleeps intact, and Farrell quipped about the show’s name while reflecting on the slip.
Colin Farrell dropped several expletives while watching the FIFA World Cup on FOX's After Hours with James Corden, unaware the segment was broadcast live; host James Corden later reveals it was live and points to a Pelé wax statue in the corner as the source of the chaos, with Farrell quipping that he would’ve liked to have known it was live.
Colin Farrell, Steve Coogan, Charlie Heaton, and Domhnall Gleeson have joined Netflix's Irish period revenge thriller Bad Bridgets, joining Emilia Jones and Alison Oliver. The film, produced by Margot Robbie’s LuckyChap and Kneecap director Rich Peppiatt, is inspired by the history book Bad Bridget and has support from Belfast’s Queens University and Northern Ireland Screen; production is set to begin in Northern Ireland and Ireland in mid-July.
Colin Farrell, Steve Coogan, Charlie Heaton, Domhnall Gleeson, Himesh Patel, Niamh Algar and Simone Kirby join Rich Peppiatt’s Netflix-backed Bad Bridgets alongside Emilia Jones and Alison Oliver; the period drama, inspired by the book about Irish emigrants, will shoot in Northern Ireland and Ireland in July 2026, produced by Coup d’État Films with LuckyChap, with Cáit Collins as executive producer and James Price handling production design.
Decider’s take on Sugar Season 2 on Apple TV finds John Sugar, now isolated on Earth, continuing his search for sister Djen while investigating a missing-boxer case in Koreatown, meeting new allies, and re-anchoring the show in a darker, lonelier noir vibe after Season 1’s alien twist. Farrell anchors the mood with a haunted performance and the LA atmosphere remains striking, but the season will need more than a single mystery to justify its return.
Colin Farrell says Sugar season 2 deepens John Sugar’s humanity as he tackles a new LA case, navigates loneliness and love, and learns more about his alien origins, with a notable jeans moment signaling his growth.
Colin Farrell talks up filming Sugar in Los Angeles despite subpar tax breaks, praising LA crews and calling the city a love letter to its people. He notes LA incentives aren’t as competitive, a point echoed by producer Simon Kinberg. Farrell also recounts being invited by Tom Cruise to a Steven Spielberg screening of Disclosure Day, calling Cruise “a lot of fun.” Finally, he confirms Batman 2 starts shooting in about 3–4 weeks, with Farrell in only a few scenes as The Penguin.
Sugar season 2 on Apple TV+ pivots from its twisty premise to a confident, noir-tinged sci‑fi mystery, with Colin Farrell delivering a charismatic, world-weary detective performance as Sugar navigates alien origins, a Chinatown-inspired conspiracy, and a dawning tension about his two-world identity.
Colin Farrell revealed he was so drunk during filming of Minority Report that he needed 46 takes to deliver a line, which upset Tom Cruise. Farrell's struggles with alcohol led him to rehab, and the article also discusses actors' methods of acting drunk, contrasting Farrell's behavior with Cruise's professional approach.
Colin Farrell recalled a difficult scene in 'Minority Report' where he, after drinking on his birthday, struggled through 46 takes, which displeased Tom Cruise. Farrell had been drinking the night before and was not in the best shape for filming, leading to a challenging experience on set. He has since been sober since 2006.
Colin Farrell shared on Stephen Colbert's show that he filmed a scene in 'Minority Report' 46 times while intoxicated, highlighting his struggles with alcohol at the time. He eventually got sober before starring in 'In Bruges,' finding the sober life challenging but rewarding.
Colin Farrell recounted a difficult scene in Minority Report where he needed 46 takes to deliver a line after partying on his birthday, which displeased Tom Cruise, highlighting the challenges actors face on set. Despite the rough day, Farrell's performance helped launch his career.
Netflix's 'Ballad of a Small Player,' starring Colin Farrell, is a psychological thriller that struggles with pacing and tone, despite Farrell's strong performance. The film's trailer reveals key twists early, but the final product feels incoherent and less engaging than expected, making it a skip for some viewers.
'Ballad of a Small Player,' directed by Edward Berger and starring Colin Farrell, is a slow-paced, visually stunning film about a desperate gambler in Macau, exploring themes of desire and fate, with Farrell delivering a compelling performance amidst a languid narrative.