Colin Farrell On How Irish Lads Are Taking Over Hollywood

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Published 2024-04-04
It seems Irish lads are taking over Hollywood with the likes of Cillian Murphy, Barry Keoghan and Paul Mescal all being part of the biggest movies of the year and Colin Farrell tells us what makes him and his countrymen so irresistible.

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All Comments (21)
  • @clare3155
    I'm so glad he's kept his Irish accent ❤
  • @vyvienvp3413
    Not surprised Irish men are becoming popular in Hollywood. Irish men are gorgeous.
  • @polly2020
    One of the nicest people to meet ❤
  • @49gagah
    He's a cutie...what a great personality... Bet he really is a nice guy. Love his acting. Versatility seems too.
  • @joseph.8759
    Yes, a small island with only 5 million people, yet has produced 4 Nobel prize winners in literature!
  • @StarMonkies
    Not getting as much attention but have been doing great work recently are some Irish women. Saorise Ronan, Ruth Negga, Kerry Condon, Jessie Buckley, Alison Oliver
  • @user-hu6lr3vr7g
    Know offense by those Irish lads have been in the industry for a very long time. They aren't taking over, they have already been in Hollywood, it's just that their projects are getting attention.
  • @tofansultani8472
    He was robbed of an Oscar last year for the banshees of inesheran.
  • @vickymassey1479
    Imagine the eyebrows a child of Colin and Emelia Clarke might have, massively expressive.
  • @LeMerch
    That’s 7 million of us now Colin, when you coming back home
  • @mikki3562
    Just a little correction here. Colin said there are only five million of us in Ireland, and he is not totally wrong because that is the population of the republic of Ireland, which is what is usually meant when referring to Ireland. The thing is though, there is another almost two million in the British occupied part of ireland and those people are Irish too and a part of the Irish nation, notwithstanding that maybe half of that two million are allegedly, according to some, not part of the Irish nation. I'm just making this point because we really should include all our people when we speak of the population. I don't blame Colin at all, he is just quoting official numbers as most people do, but maybe we should change that and include the whole nation when quoting numbers. Don't you think so?
  • @Grassdia
    We have the history and the expressionism which to me are our key skills that make the Irish brilliant.