The stars and director of 2008’s well-loved “In Bruges” reunite for this drama about a friendship crumbling against the backdrop of the Irish Civil War.
Farrell says Reeves won’t be directing episodes of the series, but the filmmaker is “up to his bollocks” in ideas for the “Scarface”-esque origin story.
The actor said that being submerged in caves without the benefit of seeing the surface “wreaked havoc on my mind.”
Oscar winner Martin McDonagh writes and directs his first feature set in his native Ireland, re-teaming up with both “In Bruges” actors.
Viggo Mortensen and Joel Edgerton co-star in the film based on the 2018 rescue of 12 boys and their soccer coach from a flooded cave in Thailand.
“I found myself somewhere between insulted and so enamored with his honesty and his sense of presence, you know?”
The heavy prosthetics worn by the actor allowed him to fly under the radar.
Farrell, who plays Batman villain The Penguin, was not happy that Warner Bros. kept the character from smoking his trademark cigars.
According to “The Batman” producer Dylan Clark, the HBO Max Penguin spin-off will trace the villain’s rise to power.
Writer-director Kogonada’s sci-fi thriller stars Colin Farrell and Jodie Turner-Smith as parents who try to repair their android companion.
The reported HBO Max show will dive into the Penguin’s rise to power in Gotham’s criminal underworld.
Farrell said he’s only in “five or six scenes” of Matt Reeves’ “The Batman,” his upcoming spin on the Dark Knight led by Robert Pattinson.
