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COLIN FARRELL HAS been tipped for an Oscar nomination after he won the best actor award at the Venice Film Festival last week.
The Irish actor took home the award for his performance in black comedy-drama The Banshees of Inisherin, which sees him reunited with his In Bruges co-star Brendan Gleeson and writer-director Martin McDonagh.
While Farrell has never been nominated for an Oscar, he has given some memorable performances throughout his acting career.
But how many do you remember? Let’s take a look at some of his most famous films and find out.
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Intermission was fantastic
@Aidy McBride: coffee brown sauce is fkin delish. Lol
@Aidy McBride: Have I got a Ronnie?……Well you’re no Tom Selleck, but…..
@Aidy McBride: One of my absolute favourites. A goldmine of quality quotes
I enjoy his movies. Seven psychopaths was brilliant.
The lobster is bizzare but really worth a watch.
Brilliant actor, Ive always enjoyed the movies he was in, Brendan Gleeson too
@Damo: Yep, Chief O’Brien in Star Trek (Gleeson all the way).
@Alan Wright: was a big of Star Trek growing up, Colm Meaney is a top actor
@Damo: big fan*
@Alan Wright: edit to my previous *Colm Meaney (not Gleeson).
@Alan Wright: both are brilliant for me
Needs to be the new 007, Dublin accent and all.
6/10
@Seymour business: I can imagine, sneak the line “a Pakistani Postman” with a martini, that’s be class.
Three words: Phone Booth!
@Paul: is that two? Could well be three!
I was not a big fan during his early years but he has grown to become a very good actor.
@Frédéric Slimane: Really, Tigerland was an early an film for him. That (my opinion) was his best, raw, no expectations and real emotion.
@Alan Wright: And, Alexander was the worst (and worst movie) ever.
3 out of 10…
6 / 10
Got the batman one wrong like a bleedin eejit as Colin would say, probably be more colourful than eejit though
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