That comment really got me, too as a 54 year old woman. After losing my mom 10 years ago and losing my husband almost 2 years ago, the pain of life is real and humbling.
22:30 I just caught the fact Sean said “a free meal from a stranger at an Irish pub” instead of “a free drink” which shows he knows Colin is sober and didn’t want to make him feel awkward about that. Sean is literally the best.
Pandering, at its finest. Sean knows how to be inoffensive for the sake of a good interview, which speaks volumes to his ability as a host. Doing the job right
He's so handsome and so kind a fantastic actor!! I loved him on scrubs, horrible bosses and SWAT!! But his most amazing work was the Banshees of Inisherin!! So wonderful!!
“Really?? You got 5 million doing one ‘for them’. So generous.” I loved him mentioning this, dont hear a lot of actors do so. What a genuinely pleasant interview!
Tbh the fact that no one has been excited about colin showing up on Leno ect but they're super excited about him being on hot ones seams to be high praise. Hot ones is an amazing show to watch especially to binge through the catalog.
Only people over 50 still like late night shows and the fact that you get to see your friend brother or father struggling with death sauce is more exciting than boring old questions and banter
Never knew much about Colin Farrell but 7 minutes in and I find him such a refreshing, eloquent, expressive personality. Lovely questions, Sean! As usual
It’s not just that, I’m sure if you were in Dublin and he was there he’d be just a regular guy having a pint and a laugh. Not every actor needs to ground themselves now and again but there are definitely some that should do so they can fit their head through the door. Looking at you Dwayne Johnson.
I think it's both. As a fellow Sean who always eats spicy stuff, experience and expectations can go a long way in how you react to spice. Unless its Da Bomb, I expected the worst and it was even worse than that.
@@drinfernodds for sure you definitely do build up a tolerance. I've been eating spicy and doing challenges for about 20 years and definitely can handle more easily than I used to. Paqui One Chip Challenge 2021 was super easy for me, the 9 million schoville chocolate didn't make me sick either haha but I love Torchbearer sauces and Last Dab sauces regularly, anything with super heat as long as it isn't full of cheap capsaicin oil. The expectation and knowing what's going to happen and mentally preparing for it for sure keep you from being as affected too
This has been said many, many, many, many, of times, but when the guest tells Sean that he ask them great or interesting questions, that's just an awesome compliment, and I always love seeing that.
I am pretty sure it has become a but mainstream recently. Some of the guests do not entirely feel spontaneous, but as if they waiting for the first chance to compliment the deeper questions. Happens when you become popular, which this how deserves.
Sean seems so sweet & empathetic. That's probably why he's a great journalist - he's interested in & excited about seeing things from differing perspectives
You get the sense it’s not just a job for him, he’s getting to meet people he probably has at one time or another idolised and it truly shows in the great questions he asks
The combination of Farrell's quick wit, intelligence, and general empathy on display here, in the midst of escalating discomfort just makes me admire him and his work all the more.
Colin Farrell became the Saint of Toronto about 20 years ago when he was here for the Film Festival. He met a homeless guy, took him for a steak dinner then rented him an apartment, paying the rent for a year. Then, back for the festival a year later, he visited his new friend, found him working on his sobriety but still not employed and paid the rent for another yearI He never talks about this story but he kinda used in the series 'Sugar!' There is no finer human being among us.
I mentioned it in a comment above but I had the honor of being his Uber driver in Cincinnati once. And I don't use honor lightly. He was intensely concerned with our bad homeless problem and as far as he new I had no idea who he was because I didn't for a bit and then kept my cool when I realized it. I've actually spent a decent amount of time around famous people and in casual situations. Some very nice experiences too. (Can't tell the Bill Cosby one anymore) Collin is probably the least famous, famous person I've met and was hands down the coolest "dude" I have had in my car and his acting has nothing to do with it.
@@yvonneyoung9148 Jesus was made up by kings to control simple minded people. Every single Jesus story is based off of a well established myth at the time. It's not even a good con job but luckily the types of people who fall for it are easily manipulated.
This guy went through a crazy time in his life, and just like Robert Downey Jr. I am SO GLAD to see that he came out of it and continues to give us some gems!
He had a kid with complex special needs, realised he needed to put his demons behind him and step up as a father, got a lot of respect for him as a man.
This was hands down one of the biggest surprises for me in terms of expecting a certain personality/attitude from a celebrity and then seeing their true self. What a great, down-to-earth guy Colin is! A really enjoyable episode.
I absolutely love it when they acknowledge the great questions and think about their answers, it's also an amazing sign when they ask Sean questions too. In Bruges is in my top 5 movies of all time, I'm so glad Farrell is the awesome bloke I thought he was :)
@@Irish780I love how hard you are on your local boys but it makes me glad I don't have to go home to Ireland. Nice of you guys to keep each other's egos in check ;)
It was so genuine when Colin mentioned he appreciated it when people ask him for recommendations of places to go in Ireland. "I get to go back for a second. It's lovely"
Colin is a warm, hilarious, lighthearted, and kind man. He's effusive and expressive without a hint of being Hollywood. He is just wonderful. Great interview. Sean Killin it.
What really stood out for me on top of what you are describing is the intelligence of the man. He seems like such a bright mind, who thinks very deeply and is able to express himself in an excellent way. That has been eye opening to me. That is another aspect I love about these interviews, how Sean always finds a way to provide a platform where the guests can give whatever they want to in their own way. And Colin delivers. For me personally, this is the best Hot Ones, due to the way Colin formulates his thoughts. Such an interesting mind, and a lovely fellow.
@@ladyylorr I don't think he did, sadly. At the same time, the rising popularity of his interview and the continuous high profile guests on his show - some of which expressed that they themselves wanted to be a part of it - talk louder than any potential awards. What I hope for more than anything else is that a lot of other interviewers and online personas will be studying Sean. It would elevate the "genre" so much. We could use some more Sean's...
There has never been better marketing for actors than to go on Hot Ones... this is where they can answer genuine questions and be themselves. We can love them for both their acting and their personage
AND on rare occasions we get to see an absolute tool embarrass themselves and still try to act cool and say they aren't "giving up". I hope DJ Khaled still has diarrhea.
Just saw The Banshees of Innisherin the other day and Colin's performance is amazing, as is the entire cast. A truly wonderful and strange film, please don't overlook it.
Whole new respect to Colin Farrell, beyond his acting abilities, he presents himself like a chill person that's super appreciative of his surroundings. And he can take the heat
Colin Farrell in "In Bruges" is literally my favorite thing in cinema. He was sooo fantastic. The whole cast was, honestly, but I just adore him. He's so dope!
I seriously had no idea what Colin Farrell was like in person. He's always been one of my favorite actors, but now it's a whole new level. This show never disappoints and I LOVE that the reputation of Hot Ones is now out there in these circles. This is hands down the best interview show and Sean always nails it with the questions for his guests and for us listening. I love the insightful questions that get asked. Wonderful episode! This has been a great season already... keep them coming.
Best Hot Ones episode to date! Hands down. The fact that Colin mimicked Chili Klaus and he was so perfect while doing it, not only shows he's a great actor but, man, this is a great day for this community. Next: Sean, Colin and Chili Klaus eating Carolina reaper while a mariachi band is serenading them.
This dude and Josh Brolin just devoured their wings whole - humble badasses. How they're able to have such intelligent conversations while suffering like this is beyond me!
this is one of Sean's best episodes, in my opinion. Colin was so open, and forthright. who wouldn't love to have a coffee with both of these guys and just sit and talk about life. bravo, Sean!
Totally agree. Sometimes the guests start off a bit stiff and it throws off the chemistry. But this was instant chemistry. Colin is clearly a really down to earth guy.
I can't imagine how exhausting it is for actors being asked pretty mediocre or all the same questions all the time. Sean is surely a breath of fresh air for them with what he brings to the table.
Except, it does. They make millions and the promotion aspect is a gigantic part of the process. It's contractually their job to do interviews and press junkets. Some don't like it. Too bad. The rest of us don't like our jobs either. The right amount of money will change a person forever.
@@keatonparker4789 Go back and watch, Sean asked him what it was like when Will Farrell appeared in a spring training game, and he just goes "I wasn't there." You can almost sense Sean is thinking to himself that he needs to research questions better from now on.
Nothing in life is perfect. Plus, this isn't journalism. No such thing as journalism in Hollywood. It's a show about hot questions and even hotter wings.
I love how this show has built the reputation over the year. The guests spread the word about quality questions and hospitality of Sean to their friends in the industry.
Colin is a legend, I know he took a little hiatus in the 2010s didn’t do many large motion pictures, but he was so brilliant in banshees I’m just very happy he’s back, I often turn to clip of an interview he did in 2008 with Jonathan Ross where he delves deep on his addiction issues and depression and you really get to see how truly brilliant he is. Hope he sticks around for years to come.
I’m just gonna take a moment to appreciate two things: 1. He fully understands how lucky he is to have the job he has with the “one for me” In joke! and seems to be one of the very few “genuine” people actors out there! 2. He grossly underestimates his American accent in Phone booth! Cheers Colin, you’re a talent sir!🙏 Sean, make sure you take up Colin’s offer for recommendations and get to Ireland this year!
Always liked Colin Farrell. He brings this gregarious energy to his work and appearances. You always forget that he’s been around for a while, I first saw him in minority report which is twenty years old this year! Now he’s playing the penguin in batman and he’s amazing! I also loved him as bullseye in daredevil. He seems so down to earth, the type of dude you could just have a pint with and a chill.
Colin is one of the few I've seen not only able to just eat these wings but just be amazingly awesome at the same time. He seems like someone you could hang with and have a good time.
The Irish have such a wonderful outlook on Life --- bittersweet, appreciative, joyous, deep, poetic, sad, humorous, realistic... and Colin's got it all. Love him.
This is mad,romanticised take on Irish people. Sorry to burst your bubble but generally we’re a miserable bunch who love to complain but are happy to put on a fake show for outsiders.
@The Blue Rose, as it is everywhere, you can find exceptions to any generalised description. Of the assorted friends I have living across Ireland, my description suits them. You and yours may be different. I'm sure every country has its share of fake, miserable people. Sorry that you include yourself with that. I wish you a more optimistic, tolerant life in the future.
When I saw him in Phonebooth and then play Bullseye in Daredevil as a 13 yr old I loved him! Idk what it is about him but you can tell he puts his best into everything he does. Its refreshing to see him as himself here. Also funny to see that he (seems like to me) exaggerated his Irish accent as Bullseye. Here his accent seems decently mild. Unless he's lost it a little through the years. Anyhow, love this man. Very genuine.
I honestly don't see it and seem to be in the minority on this---this topic has been brought up a number of times in so many different forums and always divides the audience. To me, Sean Evans might as well be reading his entire lines off a prompter. This guy speaks like people write in a novel. As researched and knowledgeable as he is, there is something distinctly unrelatable about his conversation.
@@johnpaulissa -I appreciate your point, but he *clearly* has put much thought into his questions, ...such that they *are* rote.. And we're talking about someone who is very obviously engaging, he's (apparently) very interested in their responses. - ...A bit of a "put-on"? -Maybe, but, after all, he is engaging celebrities of all stripes. That fact doesn't take from the fact that he is very obviously "present" for the interview.
@@johnpaulissa I know I'm very late to your comment, but i feel like he has many questions that he wants to get out and he doesn't want to deviate from those questions. So at times it does sound like he's reading from a teleprompter, but it's because he doesn't want to forget them. He deep dives and researches his guests backgrounds and they are surprised he knows so much. You can have those interviews we are somebody is super outgoing extroverted and friendly but their questions are trivial and boring. I'll take his teleprompter delivery over the same tripe we get from every gossip rag out there
Colin: "did you see the film?" Sean: "does he know who I am?" not only have I seen that film but I have watched your entire catalogue and curated the most poignant questions
That is some Gary Oldman and Christian Bale levels of dedication tbh. Gotta like actors that go that extra mile. Batman actors love doing whatever it takes I guess xD
Met Colin once at an awards after party back home in Dublin years ago & played pool with him & drank a few beers & the dude is a gem...Genuinely a down to earth & funny guy
at 4:34 when Colin says it's a nice question I just love Sean's slight smile. You can tell he takes a lot of pride in getting that compliment (which he deservedly gets a lot)
I wonder if it's the design of seans questions that brings the "real" out of people. I know there are exceptions but it seems as if after the first question the guest is absolutely at the liberty of the next question. If that makes any sense at all. Weeds legal here. 🤣
what i love about this interview is you can feel both shaun and collin's love for what they do. Shaun gets to ask these really interesting questions that allow for expansive answers and Collin relishes giving them, deconstructing why he loves acting, what the roles mean, how playing in makeup changes his performance and gives him freedom. Great interview!
Always liked Colin Farrell. He brings this gregarious energy to his work and appearances. You always forget that he’s been around for a while, I first saw him in minority report which is twenty years old this year! Now he’s playing the penguin in batman and he’s amazing! I also loved him as bullseye in daredevil. He seems so down to earth, the type of dude you could just have a pint with and a chill.
In Bruges was a tour de force, but the one film that takes me to a truly chilling place is The Banshees of Inishirin. You can’t knock this man’s resume. He’s racked up some great films and when that hasn’t been the case, his performance was still always solid.
Colin could legit be a poet or something. Didn't know much about him beyond his acting but he's so well spoken. Also props to him for just going to town on the wings, so many people jus nibble but he was chowing down even on the really hot ones. Mad respect, and Sean & crew brining the A game as usual
A friend actually once met Colin Farrell in Ireland at a party and her first impression was how nice he was to her even though she was "just a regular person"... I love it when my favorite actors turn out to be nice people.
I saw him this year in Venice twice, waiting for him with other fans after a conference and during the premiere of his movie and he was one of the nicest person I've ever met. He talked with every single of us, took pictures, signed everything, he was reaching fans even during the standing ovation at the premiere! He was incredible. A great actor and truly a great man.
Wow, this one was an unexpected surprise. Colin was so into it, giving great answers, not to mention cleaning those wings AND licking his fingers, holy cow!
Colin Farrell has a spark inside him that I think a lot of people are drawn to and love. I sure wish him the best in maintaining balance in his personal life and in over coming his addiction demons.
I've always loved Colin Farrell. Huge respect for him pushing the small independent film at the end recognizing that needs a lot more attention than The Batman.
There's something about the way that Colin speaks that makes me smile. He's articulate, genuine, witty, funny and insightful. I knew this was going to be a good watch but wasn't expecting this to be my top 3 favourite episodes. What a joyful interview.
@@anasdomain9994 What a ridiculous comment. There are good and bad, interesting and uninteresting people in all countries and cultures, and being Irish doesn't automatically imply anything about someone. A word of advice - next time someone compliments someone else, try not to diminish it with such nonsense.
He took some bad roles earlier in his career that kind of soured his perception. SWAT Miami Vice Total Recall But the Lobster was good. His performance in it is strange but it works.
The fact this man has zero Oscar Nominations is a joke. In Brudges. The Lobster. Killing of a Sacred Deer. The New World. And is hilarious too. Will always be one of my favorites.
Its so great hearing Colin say how excited people were to see him on this show. And yeah Sean, you really have become one of the BEST celebrity interviewers/shows ever. Congrats man, its really crazy to see how this show grew from youtubers and smaller guests to some of the biggest stars in the entire world.
I just kinda wish they'd go back to their roots and bring on some of the youtubers and smaller guests as well from time to time, give them some shine. Does Tom Holland really need more exposure? I mean I'm glad he got on Hot Ones, it was a fun episode, but they have a unique platform and they can promote anyone they want, they don't need the celebs, the celebs need them at this point.
Colin said " Give me your number , theres some places id love for you to see" Sean gives off such a good vibe and brings so much to this show that comments like that stand out to me.
Dude is a lot more chill than I thought. Grohl is gonna be hard to top on engagement level, but this was thoroughly enjoyable. I loved his answers. EDIT: his little rants are priceless. The one about writing a letter to Queen Majesty was hilarious.
What an episode. The frequency of "that's a great question" comments in these shows are testament to the work that was put in to these shows and Sean's delivery of the questions. Plus I'm not sure I've seen Sean struggle as much with Da Bomb as he did here!
Sometimes Sean just gets unlucky and takes it on his windpipe or something. Rare but funny occurrence I love that the camera goes to Sean during these heat moments 😆😆
@@LifeisFoo yeah but you could hardly describe Brad Pitt as cursed, as he is one of hollywood moguls right now. colin has had many struggles in his personal life, that took over and became more talked about than his brilliant performances.
There's something so heartwarming about watching the way that Colin interacts with Sean. This has to be my favourite episode from all of the seasons. ❤️🥺❤️
I was so surprised by Banshees of Innisherin! The acting by all was sheer perfection!! The setting is so beautiful! The feelings are so deep! It is a movie you watch and it makes you continue thinking of it weeks after seeing it. Colin is an Irish treasure! So lovely and charming!! ❤
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Like if you want to see Sean and Chili Klaus eat another Reaper
I don’t care what they do as long as it’s Sean and Chili Klaus on camera together. Love that guy, love their friendship.
I love the finger snapping @1:35 It immediately made me think of Chili Klaus!
Yes eat 2 each this time
40 likes in 4 min? Better get ready now Sean!
This is easily the worlds best interview show. Currently or otherwise.
“The older I get , there’s this familiarity with the pain of being human” What a poet.
The Irish. They’ve got a way with words.
Yes! He’s Irish. They’re all so insightful.
That hits home in a big way
Very Irish thing to say
That comment really got me, too as a 54 year old woman. After losing my mom 10 years ago and losing my husband almost 2 years ago, the pain of life is real and humbling.
Didn't realise he was such an introspective person, but man, what a genuine person.
Ya rehab makes you take a look inward
He also can do 45 degree eyebrows.
I NEVER MISS
He's chill.
@@trump45and2zig-zags Rehab is for quitters.
22:30 I just caught the fact Sean said “a free meal from a stranger at an Irish pub” instead of “a free drink” which shows he knows Colin is sober and didn’t want to make him feel awkward about that. Sean is literally the best.
Thanks for pointing that out. Sean doesn’t just ask the best questions, but in the best way!
Oh wow, didn't catch that. The man is just he best at what he does!
Pandering, at its finest. Sean knows how to be inoffensive for the sake of a good interview, which speaks volumes to his ability as a host. Doing the job right
Lol...food is a better love language regardless a stranger in a Bar or at home etc
They definitely do the research, Sean definitely delivers it great
He's hilarious, humble, so kind, and intelligent. He's an incredible actor but he's also an awesome human
that's so interesting to hear, Wonderful to hear from such a delightful fan as you ☺️ We're u streaming from?
Summed it up beautifully.
@@wre1989 thank you 🙂
I know it's not a factor to being a good person, but being handsome/charming could be added to that list as well!
He's so handsome and so kind a fantastic actor!! I loved him on scrubs, horrible bosses and SWAT!! But his most amazing work was the Banshees of Inisherin!! So wonderful!!
“Really?? You got 5 million doing one ‘for them’. So generous.”
I loved him mentioning this, dont hear a lot of actors do so. What a genuinely pleasant interview!
Hello
That bit had me dying!
yeah that got me. ive really liked him as an actor and now i like him as a person. id love to work with him.
Yeah hearing that made me love him even more
And how he thanked the people who came out to help Sean deal with Da Bomb? Dude is definitely one of the more down to earth actors.
Tbh the fact that no one has been excited about colin showing up on Leno ect but they're super excited about him being on hot ones seams to be high praise. Hot ones is an amazing show to watch especially to binge through the catalog.
(In Nic Cage Bulging Forehead)
*That's HIGH PRAISE*
Let's go!!!!!!!
Leno 😂😂
Only people over 50 still like late night shows and the fact that you get to see your friend brother or father struggling with death sauce is more exciting than boring old questions and banter
makes so much sense! late night shows offer no real depth, 5 minute fluff interviews, and a very clear artifice, hot ones is the opposite in every way
Never knew much about Colin Farrell but 7 minutes in and I find him such a refreshing, eloquent, expressive personality. Lovely questions, Sean! As usual
If you want to keep that image of him....don't Google his sx tape lol
I'm impressed. He has come a Long way. He has a Hemingway style of using adjectives and adverbs. With his Happy Irish Accent he sounds more poetic.🍀
Agree with this comment
The Irish seem to have this laid back, no BS attitude, I like it.
Ya me2
“Why would we go beyond insanity on a Tuesday morning?” Is probably my favorite Colin quote of all time
And he had a lot of others in this as well!!
Loved the shout out to Chili Klaus as well. Brilliant episode!
Well... just as its sang... "going up! On a Tuesday!"... so ya know.
@@sussybaka551 my boi makonnen knows what’s good
Good line for a film.
I love Colin Farrell as an actor and seeing how genuine and down to earth he his I absolutely want to see a movie with him right now.
Watch the movie In Bruges. Personally my favorite Colin Farrell movie.
Phonebooth!
S.W.A.T.
I *don't* particularly like Colin Farrell as an actor but after watching him with Sean I really like him as a person - great interview and episode! 👍
@@Sinsults Agreed. I also thought The Recruit with Al Pacino was pretty good.
No matter how famous he is, I still think he's underrated. The way he took a big bite every time is amazing.
he has taken full advantage of an accent that he struggles to keep.
Irish. They may not be used to heat, but they will eat it and grin. Cracked and yet hard as stone, the Irish.
It’s not just that, I’m sure if you were in Dublin and he was there he’d be just a regular guy having a pint and a laugh. Not every actor needs to ground themselves now and again but there are definitely some that should do so they can fit their head through the door.
Looking at you Dwayne Johnson.
same, he's fantastic
@@CBBeresford Christ you Americans are weird about our country
I love that Colin seems genuinely interested in Sean too. He seems so great and friendly
He is a genuinely one of the loveliest human beings I’ve ever met.
"Have you built up a tolerance or is it just a familiarity with the pain so you know what to expect?" fantastic life lessons with Colin Farrell
I think it's both. As a fellow Sean who always eats spicy stuff, experience and expectations can go a long way in how you react to spice.
Unless its Da Bomb, I expected the worst and it was even worse than that.
@@drinfernodds for sure you definitely do build up a tolerance. I've been eating spicy and doing challenges for about 20 years and definitely can handle more easily than I used to. Paqui One Chip Challenge 2021 was super easy for me, the 9 million schoville chocolate didn't make me sick either haha but I love Torchbearer sauces and Last Dab sauces regularly, anything with super heat as long as it isn't full of cheap capsaicin oil.
The expectation and knowing what's going to happen and mentally preparing for it for sure keep you from being as affected too
Colin absolutely killed it. Man ate the entirety of each wing, no nibbles whatsoever like a true Irishman.
This has been said many, many, many, many, of times, but when the guest tells Sean that he ask them great or interesting questions, that's just an awesome compliment, and I always love seeing that.
And we see it so often.
Whenever a guest compliments his questions I always feel genuinely happy for him
May every guest continue to praise Sean and the Hot Ones team. They do such a phenomenal job every episode!
I am pretty sure it has become a but mainstream recently. Some of the guests do not entirely feel spontaneous, but as if they waiting for the first chance to compliment the deeper questions. Happens when you become popular, which this how deserves.
Me too-absolutely brilliant - the levels of research then construction of the question and how well he delivers it - there’s nothing like it around
Sean seems so sweet & empathetic. That's probably why he's a great journalist - he's interested in & excited about seeing things from differing perspectives
You get the sense it’s not just a job for him, he’s getting to meet people he probably has at one time or another idolised and it truly shows in the great questions he asks
Excellent questions, too.
@@jeetywheety7008 Yep, I think it's his calling. The hot wings are just the gimmick to get people to watch.
The combination of Farrell's quick wit, intelligence, and general empathy on display here, in the midst of escalating discomfort just makes me admire him and his work all the more.
he a Gemini
And he even pulled out a Chili Klaus impression.
@@nellyville69 no, he’s an asparagus. Do your homework
@@nellyville69 yes!! Words and wit are just naturally flowing out of him.
@@nellyville69 classic Gemini
Colin Farrell became the Saint of Toronto about 20 years ago when he was here for the Film Festival. He met a homeless guy, took him for a steak dinner then rented him an apartment, paying the rent for a year. Then, back for the festival a year later, he visited his new friend, found him working on his sobriety but still not employed and paid the rent for another yearI He never talks about this story but he kinda used in the series 'Sugar!' There is no finer human being among us.
I mentioned it in a comment above but I had the honor of being his Uber driver in Cincinnati once. And I don't use honor lightly. He was intensely concerned with our bad homeless problem and as far as he new I had no idea who he was because I didn't for a bit and then kept my cool when I realized it. I've actually spent a decent amount of time around famous people and in casual situations. Some very nice experiences too. (Can't tell the Bill Cosby one anymore) Collin is probably the least famous, famous person I've met and was hands down the coolest "dude" I have had in my car and his acting has nothing to do with it.
Wow….just…..wow! I would love to meet this guy and learn a few things from him. These are things Jesus would do. Thanks for emulating Jesus!
@@yvonneyoung9148 Jesus was made up by kings to control simple minded people. Every single Jesus story is based off of a well established myth at the time. It's not even a good con job but luckily the types of people who fall for it are easily manipulated.
@@WoodworkingforAnyone Glad to be one of the manipulated!!!
@@yvonneyoung9148 you all are. It's self selecting for simpletons that are easy to manipulate
This guy went through a crazy time in his life, and just like Robert Downey Jr. I am SO GLAD to see that he came out of it and continues to give us some gems!
True
He had a kid with complex special needs, realised he needed to put his demons behind him and step up as a father, got a lot of respect for him as a man.
It’s not how you start it’s how you finish….
Kept thinking this too!
And as a father❤
This was hands down one of the biggest surprises for me in terms of expecting a certain personality/attitude from a celebrity and then seeing their true self. What a great, down-to-earth guy Colin is! A really enjoyable episode.
Just my thought!!! I couldn’t believe it
@@jorgefaleromazziotti1174 I could always tell he is a sweetie.
I absolutely love it when they acknowledge the great questions and think about their answers, it's also an amazing sign when they ask Sean questions too. In Bruges is in my top 5 movies of all time, I'm so glad Farrell is the awesome bloke I thought he was :)
Exactly, I totally agree.
he has an special needs child and I think that changes a man when they are hands on
I love how he went from the bad boy of Hollywood to one of the best actors working right now. I always look forward to checking out his projects.
He was always a good actor, it just feels like he let go of the ego film a bit and that makes room for so much more.
Nice! Me too :) Don't miss Colin in the Apple tv+ show, "Sugar". He's a stud, it's noir. Don't miss it!
I'm Irish never really a bad boy he grew up in a very upstate dublin with money
@@Irish780I love how hard you are on your local boys but it makes me glad I don't have to go home to Ireland. Nice of you guys to keep each other's egos in check ;)
It was so genuine when Colin mentioned he appreciated it when people ask him for recommendations of places to go in Ireland. "I get to go back for a second. It's lovely"
Yeah, wish they did a follow-up on that tbh
Colin is a warm, hilarious, lighthearted, and kind man. He's effusive and expressive without a hint of being Hollywood. He is just wonderful. Great interview. Sean Killin it.
What really stood out for me on top of what you are describing is the intelligence of the man. He seems like such a bright mind, who thinks very deeply and is able to express himself in an excellent way. That has been eye opening to me. That is another aspect I love about these interviews, how Sean always finds a way to provide a platform where the guests can give whatever they want to in their own way. And Colin delivers. For me personally, this is the best Hot Ones, due to the way Colin formulates his thoughts. Such an interesting mind, and a lovely fellow.
Has Sean ever gotten an award for his great interviewing skills?...if not he should!
@@ladyylorr I don't think he did, sadly. At the same time, the rising popularity of his interview and the continuous high profile guests on his show - some of which expressed that they themselves wanted to be a part of it - talk louder than any potential awards. What I hope for more than anything else is that a lot of other interviewers and online personas will be studying Sean. It would elevate the "genre" so much. We could use some more Sean's...
@@ladyylorr He was nominated for 2021 Daytime Emmy for Outstanding Entertainment Talk Show Host but lost to Kelly Clarkson.
U trying to date the guy
There has never been better marketing for actors than to go on Hot Ones... this is where they can answer genuine questions and be themselves. We can love them for both their acting and their personage
AND on rare occasions we get to see an absolute tool embarrass themselves and still try to act cool and say they aren't "giving up". I hope DJ Khaled still has diarrhea.
The Spicy Pain helps
Just saw The Banshees of Innisherin the other day and Colin's performance is amazing, as is the entire cast. A truly wonderful and strange film, please don't overlook it.
Absolutely amazing. Best film of the year, easily
I'm happy beautiful movies like this still exist. I enjoyed it, and those landscapes ❤️ I hope he wins an Oscar for that.
Beautiful movie! Acting is sublime by all players
Thanks for the recommendation.
I'm afraid to watch it bc of the sadness. I know I'd love the characters and I don't know if I'd ever recover. 😢
This is literally one of the 5 best interview shows in the world at this point. Sean you should be really proud of the product you put out.
You can name 4 better interview shows than Hot Ones???
it's a product? because it's monetized or what.. 🤷♂️
Craig ferguson :p
It's such a brilliant concept that gets these celebrities to be completely real.
Josh brolin
I respect that Colin actually ATE the wings. He didn't just take one bite; he ate them like it was his job!
Right??? It drives me crazy when a ton of the guests just take a tiny nibble lol
otherwise it is a waste of good food and also tells you something about these people
Like a beast. Matt Damon and Bill Burr did as well.
@@kinngrimm that a good majority are people who are probably on a diet/counting calories?
@@livewiiiiire then mayybe they should look for other ways to hunt publicity and endorse their current projects and such
This has to be in the top 10 episodes, if not the top 5. He gave such genuine answers and full attention to the experience. Really fun to watch
Absolutely yes.
What a champion. Had a grin on my face the whole episode.
I agree, except I find myself saying this after watching almost every episode nowadays.
idk, wasnt too exciting. Entertainment wise it was average but as an interview its good, felt like there was less questions than usual tbh.
He is so charming and personable. He always seems like you could have a pint with him.
An alcohol free pint
My brother had plenty of pints with Colin when he drank back in Dublin…
Maybe water…
"Thank god I wasn't eating with my knuckles" had me in stitches
Classic Irish whit
@@Ravishrex1 He's so funny!
soo good 😂
Whole new respect to Colin Farrell, beyond his acting abilities, he presents himself like a chill person that's super appreciative of his surroundings. And he can take the heat
Last Dab is a weak sauce anyway.
@@Yusei255 even weaker comment.
@@rukus9585 well it is, the weakling can't even handle hot stuff.
and i bet the soo called Last Dab isn't even all that hot to Begin with.
@@Yusei255 you said it's a "weak sauce" and you've never even tried it. That's hella dumb.
@@Yusei255 and for the record I'm a hot sauce lover. I've gone through dozens of other hot sauces since. I have 6 or 7 on hand almost always
Colin Farrell in "In Bruges" is literally my favorite thing in cinema. He was sooo fantastic. The whole cast was, honestly, but I just adore him. He's so dope!
yeah love that film
@Juan Pinol How were the alcoves?
@@kylefindlan4450 don’t you mean nooks and crannies? Not many people around the Alcoves during Christmas time
Exactly
One of my favourite movies
“Imagine being number 13?!” 😂
This guy is an absolute legend.
Irish people are effortlessly humorous, delivery is always 👌
I'm Irish and I approve this message. 😁
@@shanekenny9440 I need to get myself to Ireland to be surrounded by it!
I also approve 😋😆
@@teenafoster6925
Which part of the four provinces are you from, Teena?
Growing up in a big Irish family is a perfect incubator for comedians, considering the competition for their parents' attention can be fierce
If anyone hasn’t seen In Bruges, it has some of the best dark comedy dialogue I’ve ever seen. Definitely worth watching.
The alcoves. You have this word, alcoves?
@@andrewjolliffe1248 Nooks and crannies
@@andrewjolliffe1248 “You don’t know karate…..*CHOP* 😂
Absolutely
@@danmiller7649 THE BLACKS 😂
I respect Collin’s honesty, “It’s all for me.” He followed it up very well though!
That was perfect. "Oh, you got $5 *million* doing one for them? How generous."
Colin Farrell was one of the best interviews on this show for me - he's an awesome individual
Never seen Sean get affected that much where he needs someone to come wipe tears and he struggled. Loved this episode.
Same wipe for the mouth and then the eyes was a dangerous game!
@@ultimara When I saw the assistant wipe his mouth and then wipe his eyes, I thought, "That was cruel."
@@ultimara I noticed the same thing I was like "wow you have 1 job!" Lol
he was just making the guest feel at home lol
It might happen often but just get edited out. He's only human.
I seriously had no idea what Colin Farrell was like in person. He's always been one of my favorite actors, but now it's a whole new level.
This show never disappoints and I LOVE that the reputation of Hot Ones is now out there in these circles. This is hands down the best interview show and Sean always nails it with the questions for his guests and for us listening. I love the insightful questions that get asked.
Wonderful episode! This has been a great season already... keep them coming.
He's an incredible guy in person. Sadly haven't met him, but have secondhand stories.
His Actors on Actors interview with Hugh Grant was one of my favorite celebrity interviews. I had no idea he was so charming and intelligent.
He has been on Graham Nortons show a couple of times where he seems to be enjoying it as well
@@SenemYucel19 I love the Graham Norton show!! Lol
I'll have to search those out.
This was one of the more insightful and intelligent Hot Ones episodes. Colin is a really cool dude and super humble.
Best Hot Ones episode to date! Hands down. The fact that Colin mimicked Chili Klaus and he was so perfect while doing it, not only shows he's a great actor but, man, this is a great day for this community. Next: Sean, Colin and Chili Klaus eating Carolina reaper while a mariachi band is serenading them.
I‘m praying for this to happen🙏🏼
This dude and Josh Brolin just devoured their wings whole - humble badasses. How they're able to have such intelligent conversations while suffering like this is beyond me!
The euphoria you experience from the heat really opens you up, and let the words come out.
After binging today I've decided if I could go out drinking with Josh Brolin and Dave Grohl once I could die happy.
If you haven't, you should watch the Paul Rudd one.
To be fair some people literally suffer less from spicy food
I agree Brolin dominated his session, even licked the plate clean. I don't like the ones where they just take a tiny nibble.
this is one of Sean's best episodes, in my opinion. Colin was so open, and forthright. who wouldn't love to have a coffee with both of these guys and just sit and talk about life. bravo, Sean!
I'd be worried Sean and his team would research me.
Totally agree. Sometimes the guests start off a bit stiff and it throws off the chemistry. But this was instant chemistry. Colin is clearly a really down to earth guy.
I've never seen Sean so effected by the sauce! 😭😳
Colin's just a legend. period!
@@slimsonite2111 I think he got it into his windpipe.
I can't imagine how exhausting it is for actors being asked pretty mediocre or all the same questions all the time. Sean is surely a breath of fresh air for them with what he brings to the table.
im sure the millions of dollars they make,makes up for it
@@SpaceRanger187 Ah yes, because money fixes everything. Naive and childish comment.
@@Ranamon9132 just like 99,9% of stuff
@@zaaap0 only at first
Except, it does. They make millions and the promotion aspect is a gigantic part of the process. It's contractually their job to do interviews and press junkets. Some don't like it. Too bad. The rest of us don't like our jobs either.
The right amount of money will change a person forever.
I had no idea he was so insightful, eloquent, witty and charming. What a lovely bloke.
this show has come a long way since season 1... except Sean's questions, they're just as top tier as always
I miss people asking what is Sean doing when he shakes the last bottle. Lol
You should go back and watch the Anthony Rizzo episode, it's pretty rough.
@@drasticbread249 Sean’s questions were still good. Rizzo just wasn’t into it.
give this man an award already!!! most entertaining interview show on the world wide web!!!
@@keatonparker4789 Go back and watch, Sean asked him what it was like when Will Farrell appeared in a spring training game, and he just goes "I wasn't there." You can almost sense Sean is thinking to himself that he needs to research questions better from now on.
A perfect interview. A perfect guest. This should be taught in journalism .
yo fr
Great comment.
Sean is the best, he proves it over and over again
Nothing in life is perfect. Plus, this isn't journalism. No such thing as journalism in Hollywood.
It's a show about hot questions and even hotter wings.
@@meetthetables6803 right. Just great not perfect
I love how this show has built the reputation over the year. The guests spread the word about quality questions and hospitality of Sean to their friends in the industry.
Colin is a legend, I know he took a little hiatus in the 2010s didn’t do many large motion pictures, but he was so brilliant in banshees I’m just very happy he’s back, I often turn to clip of an interview he did in 2008 with Jonathan Ross where he delves deep on his addiction issues and depression and you really get to see how truly brilliant he is. Hope he sticks around for years to come.
I’m just gonna take a moment to appreciate two things:
1. He fully understands how lucky he is to have the job he has with the “one for me” In joke! and seems to be one of the very few “genuine” people actors out there!
2. He grossly underestimates his American accent in Phone booth!
Cheers Colin, you’re a talent sir!🙏
Sean, make sure you take up Colin’s offer for recommendations and get to Ireland this year!
I was going to say the same about the accent! I had no idea he wasn’t American up until this interview
I'm gonna watch phone booth now. Haven't watched that film in ages
Always liked Colin Farrell. He brings this gregarious energy to his work and appearances. You always forget that he’s been around for a while, I first saw him in minority report which is twenty years old this year!
Now he’s playing the penguin in batman and he’s amazing! I also loved him as bullseye in daredevil. He seems so down to earth, the type of dude you could just have a pint with and a chill.
The accent in The Penguin is worth mentioning now, too.
Colin Farrell out here cleaning those wings! No little bites. He's also such a humble interview.
Wow, Colin Farrell is completely different off the big screen, very humble and genuine guy. Respect.
He’s come a long way from his addiction and it’s really nice to see his growth.
Different to all the varied characters he’s played onscreen. Yes, that’s the essence of acting- He’s not playing himself onscreen
Colin is one of the few I've seen not only able to just eat these wings but just be amazingly awesome at the same time. He seems like someone you could hang with and have a good time.
The Irish have such a wonderful outlook on Life --- bittersweet, appreciative, joyous, deep, poetic, sad, humorous, realistic... and Colin's got it all. Love him.
On a personal level too, he’s looked into the abyss and pulled himself back from the brink
This is mad,romanticised take on Irish people. Sorry to burst your bubble but generally we’re a miserable bunch who love to complain but are happy to put on a fake show for outsiders.
@@thebluerose88 but the complaints will come with a wonderful way with words and vocabulary lol at least that’s my experience as a brit
@@thebluerose88 Weird take, must be the people you surround yourself with
@The Blue Rose, as it is everywhere, you can find exceptions to any generalised description. Of the assorted friends I have living across Ireland, my description suits them. You and yours may be different. I'm sure every country has its share of fake, miserable people. Sorry that you include yourself with that. I wish you a more optimistic, tolerant life in the future.
As an Irish man, it’s great to see how well Colin Farrell has done. He is a brilliant talent with poetry in his soul.
im amazed how well educated he is. i remember papers hating him and boycotting him in early 2010's
you guys produce some of the best.
When I saw him in Phonebooth and then play Bullseye in Daredevil as a 13 yr old I loved him! Idk what it is about him but you can tell he puts his best into everything he does. Its refreshing to see him as himself here. Also funny to see that he (seems like to me) exaggerated his Irish accent as Bullseye. Here his accent seems decently mild. Unless he's lost it a little through the years. Anyhow, love this man. Very genuine.
I've come to realize, Sean does his job so well that these aren't interviews no more, they're two gentlemen just catching up. 👏
I honestly don't see it and seem to be in the minority on this---this topic has been brought up a number of times in so many different forums and always divides the audience. To me, Sean Evans might as well be reading his entire lines off a prompter. This guy speaks like people write in a novel. As researched and knowledgeable as he is, there is something distinctly unrelatable about his conversation.
@@johnpaulissa agree to disagree 👍
@@johnpaulissa -I appreciate your point, but he *clearly* has put much thought into his questions, ...such that they *are* rote.. And we're talking about someone who is very obviously engaging, he's (apparently) very interested in their responses. - ...A bit of a "put-on"? -Maybe, but, after all, he is engaging celebrities of all stripes. That fact doesn't take from the fact that he is very obviously "present" for the interview.
@@johnpaulissa I know I'm very late to your comment, but i feel like he has many questions that he wants to get out and he doesn't want to deviate from those questions.
So at times it does sound like he's reading from a teleprompter, but it's because he doesn't want to forget them.
He deep dives and researches his guests backgrounds and they are surprised he knows so much.
You can have those interviews we are somebody is super outgoing extroverted and friendly but their questions are trivial and boring.
I'll take his teleprompter delivery over the same tripe we get from every gossip rag out there
The "bomb" brought out the Irish in Colin; he finally started swearing on repeat. lol
Colin: "did you see the film?"
Sean: "does he know who I am?" not only have I seen that film but I have watched your entire catalogue and curated the most poignant questions
Brilliant
He is UNRECOGNIZABLE as the Penguin and I cannot wait to see his performance. Thanks for coming on Colin and keep up the great work Sean!
He‘s excellent as the penguin, I can tell you that!
That is some Gary Oldman and Christian Bale levels of dedication tbh. Gotta like actors that go that extra mile. Batman actors love doing whatever it takes I guess xD
Why this show never had been thought of in the past, I will never understand.
KILLED it as Penguin. Did such a great job. Everyone in the movie did, really. But particularly him, Dano, and Kravitz. They all shined.
Dude i didnt know he was the penguin
I never imagined Colin Farrell would do something like this, but wow he just seems so chill and down to earth.
What a beautiful man. And he stood up to it like a boss. Love him and his work.
Met Colin once at an awards after party back home in Dublin years ago & played pool with him & drank a few beers & the dude is a gem...Genuinely a down to earth & funny guy
youre a lucky man :)
lucky you !
"Funny how? Like a clown, he ammused you?"
@@ItsXpensive 😂
@@ItsXpensive No...thankfully he wasn't Joe Pesci 🤣
at 4:34 when Colin says it's a nice question I just love Sean's slight smile. You can tell he takes a lot of pride in getting that compliment (which he deservedly gets a lot)
Absolutely, Sean asks some thoroughly introspective questions that no other interviewers in any forum ask
This season has been EXCELLENT!! It was crazy to see Sean have such a horrible reaction to da bomb!! It hit him hard!! Great show guys!
I think to some extent Sean is empathic, and if the guest has a hard time with it, so does he.
@@Heritage367 He actually spells his name correctly...Sean is the only way to spell it...
@@OpeSnaps fixed!
I agree he normally has very little animation in his face but this time he looked in pain.
@@Heritage367 hah...I was messing around...I always say that cause thats how I spell it...
The panic I felt when the person coming in to help Sean went mouth-to-eyes knows no bounds
😂😂😂
Man, this guy (Colin) is humbly awesome, a kind a guy that you could just hang out and have fun.
He's also leisurely shifting into RDJ
good fking lord i love colin more than I ever had
idk how sean does it but he really brings out the most humble and human side of incredibly famous people
I think it's because he treats them as people, not celebrities.
One of your best episodes imo. Colin was so open, eloquent and genuinely interested in having a conversation with Sean, what a nice guy.
This show A L W A Y S leaves you loving someone more than you already did.
character developement
DJ Khalid is a notable exception to the rule here.
@@adamlane6453 sortof, sometimes it just emphasizes what we already think of them lol
I wonder if it's the design of seans questions that brings the "real" out of people. I know there are exceptions but it seems as if after the first question the guest is absolutely at the liberty of the next question. If that makes any sense at all. Weeds legal here. 🤣
Nah, Shaq and DJ Khaled looked bad after their episodes. Not that I cared for either one beforehand, but definitely didn't after
what i love about this interview is you can feel both shaun and collin's love for what they do. Shaun gets to ask these really interesting questions that allow for expansive answers and Collin relishes giving them, deconstructing why he loves acting, what the roles mean, how playing in makeup changes his performance and gives him freedom. Great interview!
Seeing Colin ask Sean about chili klaus was a gem moment. Colin is a incredible guest.
This guy was not at all what I was expecting. So articulate, down to earth and human. As always, Sean did a great interview.
@Karl with a K if you're interested go watch some of his old catalogue. Despite his reputation, he's got some gems.
@Karl with a K Try 'In Bruges' if you haven't already, very dark, very funny.
@Karl with a K He actually has been in some really smart movies
I never EVER imagined Colin to be so down to earth. I wish Sean did one of his deep dives. This interview will be one of my favorites.
Love that bit! Beautifully put words.
same sentiments!
He's always been like this. I think Irish culture puts a premium on basic authenticity. They're generally very personable people.
Really? This is him in every interview.
Always liked Colin Farrell. He brings this gregarious energy to his work and appearances. You always forget that he’s been around for a while, I first saw him in minority report which is twenty years old this year!
Now he’s playing the penguin in batman and he’s amazing! I also loved him as bullseye in daredevil. He seems so down to earth, the type of dude you could just have a pint with and a chill.
In Bruges was a tour de force, but the one film that takes me to a truly chilling place is The Banshees of Inishirin. You can’t knock this man’s resume. He’s racked up some great films and when that hasn’t been the case, his performance was still always solid.
Colin could legit be a poet or something. Didn't know much about him beyond his acting but he's so well spoken. Also props to him for just going to town on the wings, so many people jus nibble but he was chowing down even on the really hot ones. Mad respect, and Sean & crew brining the A game as usual
You should see his interview with Jonathan Ross wher every has longer hair. He said something so beautiful about those who struggle with addiction
that’s just most irish people
One of the best episodes..Sean deserves guests like Colin. Authentic answers, passionate, introspective. Loved to see Sean react to Da Bomb as well.
Agreed! Did that person dab his lips with the napkin and then dab his eyes?
I love how Sean has done this a million times but still get wiped by Da Bomb, you can't beat that sauce
A friend actually once met Colin Farrell in Ireland at a party and her first impression was how nice he was to her even though she was "just a regular person"...
I love it when my favorite actors turn out to be nice people.
I saw him this year in Venice twice, waiting for him with other fans after a conference and during the premiere of his movie and he was one of the nicest person I've ever met. He talked with every single of us, took pictures, signed everything, he was reaching fans even during the standing ovation at the premiere! He was incredible. A great actor and truly a great man.
ive heard he is beyond kind and easy to talk too! My dream is to meet him one day! haha I love and adore him!@@flappi2232
Wow, this one was an unexpected surprise. Colin was so into it, giving great answers, not to mention cleaning those wings AND licking his fingers, holy cow!
And was asked great questions! What a good rapport they had, very good episode 👏
I love how engaged Colin was in his answers even using Sean’s name. Brilliant.
Colin Farrell has a spark inside him that I think a lot of people are drawn to and love. I sure wish him the best in maintaining balance in his personal life and in over coming his addiction demons.
Thank god he's got your support, without you all this wouldn't be possible. Thank you sir for your continued support with Colin.
You can tell his mind's going a million miles an hour. I can maybe understand his attraction to anything that makes his brain just chill for a bit.
If you are an actor, you likely had addiction problems at some point. People have disorders, you probably have one and may not even know it.
@@skonenblades v true
I’ve never seen Sean react to a wing before!! Fantastic interview as always!
Thank you so much, greatness is made from love. Thank you for the wonderful feedback. Where are you watching from?❤️😇🌹
@@ColinFarrell-q6z Bro???
I've always loved Colin Farrell. Huge respect for him pushing the small independent film at the end recognizing that needs a lot more attention than The Batman.
My fav film of his is In Bruges. Mostly unheralded, but the dialogue is brilliant.
There's something about the way that Colin speaks that makes me smile. He's articulate, genuine, witty, funny and insightful. I knew this was going to be a good watch but wasn't expecting this to be my top 3 favourite episodes. What a joyful interview.
He's like an old experienced friendly pirate.
It’s because he is Irish
@@anasdomain9994 it's not.
@@shona5512 yes his accent makes him cozy to listen too
@@anasdomain9994 What a ridiculous comment. There are good and bad, interesting and uninteresting people in all countries and cultures, and being Irish doesn't automatically imply anything about someone.
A word of advice - next time someone compliments someone else, try not to diminish it with such nonsense.
This guy is an underrated actor. He is top tier.
Yea he really made it look like those wings were not as hot as they were
n bruges is so good
He took some bad roles earlier in his career that kind of soured his perception.
SWAT
Miami Vice
Total Recall
But the Lobster was good. His performance in it is strange but it works.
Daredevil….
Definitely not underrated.
I fu*king love Colin... So humble and real
The fact this man has zero Oscar Nominations is a joke. In Brudges. The Lobster. Killing of a Sacred Deer. The New World. And is hilarious too. Will always be one of my favorites.
Those awards are a joke so its ok
In Bruges is the best movie I've ever seen.
@@markp44288 - that’s not an exaggeration. It’s been in my top 3 since I was 18. So 13 years. It gets better every time I rewatch it
cant forget seven psychopaths!
Tbh, he’s a trash tier actor at best. I will give the movies a shot tho
Its so great hearing Colin say how excited people were to see him on this show.
And yeah Sean, you really have become one of the BEST celebrity interviewers/shows ever.
Congrats man, its really crazy to see how this show grew from youtubers and smaller guests to some of the biggest stars in the entire world.
Absolutely!
I just kinda wish they'd go back to their roots and bring on some of the youtubers and smaller guests as well from time to time, give them some shine. Does Tom Holland really need more exposure? I mean I'm glad he got on Hot Ones, it was a fun episode, but they have a unique platform and they can promote anyone they want, they don't need the celebs, the celebs need them at this point.
Colin said " Give me your number , theres some places id love for you to see"
Sean gives off such a good vibe and brings so much to this show that comments like that stand out to me.
This man is poem. A beautiful melody in the wind. Wonderful!
Dude is a lot more chill than I thought. Grohl is gonna be hard to top on engagement level, but this was thoroughly enjoyable. I loved his answers. EDIT: his little rants are priceless. The one about writing a letter to Queen Majesty was hilarious.
Colin genuinely seems like one of the most enthusiastic guests on the show recently and i love him for it.
Right? Authentic energy. Pretty much oppo of Ed Helms a few weeks ago.
@@charleslonger I swear! This was really fun to watch and you can tell he appreciated the questions aswell.
I wasn’t expecting this interview to be so fun. Collin is such a genuine and humble guy. Respect
thank you
9 months later and it's still got that feel-good feelin of a great interview woth a great beautiful soul
I still come back to it, this is my number 1 favorite episode
What an episode. The frequency of "that's a great question" comments in these shows are testament to the work that was put in to these shows and Sean's delivery of the questions.
Plus I'm not sure I've seen Sean struggle as much with Da Bomb as he did here!
Sometimes Sean just gets unlucky and takes it on his windpipe or something. Rare but funny occurrence I love that the camera goes to Sean during these heat moments 😆😆
Have we seen an assistant eye dab before?
I've always been a fan of Colin Farrell. Didn't realize that he has such a deep, rich soul. Found a new appreciation for him as an actor.
He's sober now.
Colin's perspective about the "1 for them, 1 for me" was something I never really thought about and really makes me laugh now at everyone that says it
One for Funds, One for Fun
Colin is a legend, salt of the earth. We all love him here in Ireland 🇮🇪
Colin Farrell is great! I once heard someone describe him as "A character actor cursed with a leading mans face" which I think is very accurate.
I've actually heard that same comment regarding Brad Pitt
@@LifeisFoo yeah but you could hardly describe Brad Pitt as cursed, as he is one of hollywood moguls right now. colin has had many struggles in his personal life, that took over and became more talked about than his brilliant performances.
@@LauPulstar I guess I should clarify in that I've heard a similar sentiment just without the word "cursed"
@@LifeisFoo ☺
Sean is honestly THE BEST celebrity interviewer right now. He asks wonderful questions and lets the guest speak the most.
He makes the interview feel more like they're having a regular conversation
There's something so heartwarming about watching the way that Colin interacts with Sean. This has to be my favourite episode from all of the seasons. ❤️🥺❤️
I was so surprised by Banshees of Innisherin! The acting by all was sheer perfection!! The setting is so beautiful! The feelings are so deep! It is a movie you watch and it makes you continue thinking of it weeks after seeing it. Colin is an Irish treasure! So lovely and charming!! ❤
I can’t get his face out my head when Colm calls him dull, a full minute of every shade of hurt…Like a knife to the heart